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w m 9- \ •r'/. t \ THOBSDAY, PECEMBER 8, 1»S« -h THE CUNTON CRBONICLB. CLINTON, 8. C. PAdETHUt \ - The Woman’s Page 7 • SOdETT EVENTS, ” CLUB CHURCH NEWS OF INTEREST Jr Tdephone 258 J WOODBUPF-RICB^ ANNOUNCEMENT - Mr. and Mrs. Elijah Thomas Wood ruff announce tl^ engairement of l^eir dmuirhiter, Marjorie Frances, to Earle Rice of Greenville. The wed- dinjf will Aake place at an early date. number of irifta were presented Mrs. McMillan from the fuesta. Dur ing the afternoon the hostese served a delicious salad couribe. formed of a‘ graceful white arch twined with ivy on both aides of wKich stood cathedral candelabra and baskets of white chrysanthemums, the betrothal vows were spoken. The can dles were lighted by Jimmie .Sit- greaves, young son of MV. and Mrs. Osia Blartin Sitgreaves. A musical program preceded the rites . with Miss Kathleen Sanders playing the piano accompaniments and Miss Sara Frances Terry of Lau rens, singii^, **Ah, Sweet Mystery of Ufe" and “I Love You truly.” Miss MRS. OWENS ENTERTAINS CLUB Thursday afternoon Mrs. Thomas Owmw delightfully eotertaim^ the members of the Musgrove dub and several addithmal gueets The Thanke- giving motif was effedively canned out in the decorationa and in the re freshments. . • . During afternoon delectable ealad an<taweet courses were served. ANNETTE MOORHEAD ENTERTAINS FRIENDS Annette Moorhead entertained a number of young people at an enjoy able party at her home on Wednesl day evening. During the evening “proms” were enjoyed. Delkious ice cream and cake were served for refreshments. Prof, and Mrs. Bothwell Graham and Mrs. W. S. Bean had as their guests on Saturday^ Mr. and Mrs. D. W. A. Neville and children of New berry, and ‘Dr. and Mrs. L. M. Ken nedy and family and Mies Eleanor Wofford Of Spartanburgr ' Mias Katherine Fuller of Charles ton spent the week-end with her Sanders also played the wedding; Mrs. B. R. Fuller march, and as the first notes of the! Miss Mary Kate Hollis, who was “Bridal Chorus” from Lohengrin were j with the Mary Musgrove Tea Room has accepted a position in Greenville. 5—. —: ' ' +-f h , v: .- , •.V-tg,. W MR^AND MRS. COOPER HAVE FAMILY DINNER On Thanksgiving Day Mr. and Mrs. T. L. Cooper entertained with a lovely dinner party assembling the members of their family. - A delicious dinner -was served the following guests: Mr. and Mrs. Mike Caskey and son of Seheca, Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Cooper and family, Mr. and Mrs. Russell Cooper, Mr. and Mrs. jV. Cooper and son, Mrs. Su*" die Edwards, Mrs. Jennie Sparks, and sons, Claude and Guy, of Union. PARTY GIVEN FOR CLEMSON VISITOR Virginia Sadler gave a lovely party on Friday evening to honor her guest for the Thanksgiving holidays, Mary Sadler Neely of Clemscm College. During the evening dancing was en joyed. Bingo was played and the win ners were given prizes from an at tractively decorated Christmas tree. Dainty refreshments were serVed. I SHOWER GIVEN FOR RECENT BRIDE Honoring Mrs. William M. McMil lan, a recent bride, Mrs. F. K. Shealy entertained with a lovely shower on Tuesday afternoon. Garden flowers attractively deco rated the living room, carrying out a pink and white color soneme. Sev eral interesting contests were enjoyed and prizes were awarded the winners. JOINT HOSTESSES ON THANKSGIVING DAY Among Thanksgiving festivities was the dinner party which Mr. and Mrs. Williant}, Milam and Mrs. Irene Pitta gave on Thanka^ving day. The home was effectively, decorated with potted begonias. A* lovely center- piece of fruit was used oiTthe dining room table and a color^ scheme of orange and white was carried out. The guests were: Mr. and Mrs. W. Roy Pitts and children, Mr. an(f Ifra. P. M. Pitts, and children, L. L. Cope land, and children, Mrs. Ben Cope land, Posey Watts Copeland, Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Pitts and children, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Pitts and little daughter, and Mr. and Mrs. Ray Pitta. STERLING SILVER GOBLETS^ Speriti- $5.00 FRONTIS JEWEIRY STORE Christmas Gifts We have an eapedally pleas ing aasortmcnt of Lamps, Crys tal, China, Luggage, Pottery, Picture Frumes, Jewelry, Sterl ing Silver. FOR CHILDREN Games and Books. Cards and Chriatmaa Wrapping APPAREL FOR WOMEN: Coats, Suita, Dreaaea, Hoae, Hata, Loonging Robes, Negli gees, Handkerchiefa UNBQUALBD BEAUTY SERVICE Permanenta, Fadala Mudenres, Bair Cota—everything far yomr appearaiye. - ' . '^"gAU^WAY’S CiB vr-j MARGARET SHEALY GIVES DANCE FOR FRIENDS Margaret" Shealy entertained on Saturday evening with an enjoyable dance assembling a group of the high school set. _ Delicioua, punch and wafers were served. The guests were: Virginia Dillard, Elliott Jacobs, Mary Eliza beth Baldwin, Emily Dillard, Frances Speake, Miriam Donnan, Margaret Little, Mae Dicus, Margin^ Light- foot, Virginiiy Sadler, Ruth Monts, Irby Hipp, BUbert A<kir, Dillard Bo land," kit Young, William Buford, Eugene Pinson, Bob Oxley, Jack Hol land, Billy Dicus, George Browning, Gee Pitts, Louis Pitts. sounded, the bride descended the stairw'sy. She was met by her father who gave her in marriage. She was dressed in a modish gown of romance blue crepe with matching accessories and a shoulder corsage of pink rose buds and valley lilies. The bride'^oom’s brother, Hubert Todd, also of Clinton, acted as v best wan. An informal reception followed the ceremony, with greetings to the guests by Mr. and Mrs. Martin, Mr. and Mrs. Todd, the Rev. Dr. Patton, Miss Bessie Byrd, Mrs. Irene Todd, mother of the bridegroom, and Hu bert Todd. *Mrs. J. H. Power and Mrs. Osie M. Sitgreaves received at the front door. Miss Harriett Gray and Mrs. Hubert Todd presided over thp bride’s book. Mrs. Arthur <Hudgens " directed the gaests to the gift ,^m where Miss Marjorie Mintier knd Miss Catherine Power entertained. Mrs. Laura East- erby and Mrs. H. D. Gray served in the dining room, arid Wfire asMstad by Misses Frances and Katberine Sit greaves. Others assisting were Misses Eve lyn Henderson, Nancy Simms, Mary Motes and Mrs. Earle Riddle. After a bvldal visit the couple will je at home to their wide circle of friends at Clinton, where Mr. Todd is a member of the high school fac ulty. . PLAY FRIDAY AT ACADEMY SCHOOL The teachers and pupils of Acade my Street school will give an enter tainment in the school auditorium on Friday night, Dec. 4, at 7:30. The teachers will present a com^y, “Christmas at Punkin* Holler,” and the pupils are putting on a Major Bowes amateur hour, These t\vo_ pre sentation.^ will give the audience a chance to throw dull cares away. Admission will be 10c and the pro ceeds will be applied to the school li brary fund. THOS. FARR AND WIFE HURT IN AUTO WRECK MRS. WYSOR HOSTESS TtrCENTURY CLUB Tha Century club met on Tuesday afternoon at the home of Mra—R; E. Wyaor in College View. Mrs. Mar- 4haJl Brown read an interesting story, ^‘How Come Xmas,” by Roark Brad ford. The club was delicbted to have Mrs. Theodore Vosburgh, <rf Kewber- ry college as a visitor. Mrs. Vos- burfh, who ia an artlet of nota^.. pleased the club with a lovely solo, “There’s a Sohg in the Air” (Oley Speaks). She also_sang two favori^ Christmas carols, “Silent Night,” and “O’ Little Toy^ of Bethlehem.” .The next meeting of the club will be held on January 5th, at the home of Mrs. L. R. Lynn. . CHURCH CIRCLES PLAN MEETINGS NEXT WEEK The Business Girls circle of Broad Street Methodist church will meet December 8, at 7:30 with Mrs. J. C. Roper. • I The circles of Broad Street Metho dist church will tiieet on Monday af ternoon sA 4^:00 o’clock at the follow ing homes: . No. 1 with Mrs. A M. Cannon. No. 2 with Mrs. B. H. Henry. No. 3 with Mrs. Eugene Hi^. The circles of the First Presby terian church will meet Monday af ternoon, Dec, 7, at 4 :00 as .follows. No. I with Mrs. R. E. ” Ferguson. No. 2 with Miss Connie Bailey. Nd. 8 with Mrs. Joe Bail^. No. 4 with Mrs. G. P. Copeland. Mrs. D. O. Rhsoie, Jr. No. 6 arith Mrs. R. S. Owens. — No. 7 with Miss Agnes Milling at 7:80. ^ * t SUNDAY DINNER 40c Salads: ClMice af Ceagealed FraK, PkiaeUd RcHsk, ar Potato Meats: Fried Chicken, Baked Hass, Park Chepa , Macaroai, Rke L Baked PaUtacs' VegetaUeo: Eaglish Peas, Toauito Tnmip Grecas 7 / Saace, r Deasert: Cecoaaat Pie, Chsity Pie.' Apple Pie lee Creaprapd Cake Hold Clmton Coffee ISiop Friends and acquaintances here of Thos. Farr, a former Clinton resi dent, will be interested to know that he and his wife were injured in an automobile wreck last week at Er win, N. C.^ ' vhiile painfully injured, Mr. and Mrs. Farr escaped serious hurts and are now recovering in Greensboro, N. C., at the 'home of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Farr, who for a number of years inmde their home in Clinton. TWO PICTURES YOU WANT TO SEE ' “The General Died at Dawn,” with Gary Cooper and Madeleine Carroll— Caaino Theatre, Dec. 4th.and Stk. “The Gorgeous Hussy,” with Joan Crawford, Robert Taylor, and LicNiel Parrymore as Andrew Jackson^'sev enth president of the United States— Caaino Theatre, Dec. 7th and 8th. . Our stocks are complete, our store filled with choice “Good Things To Eat** froBi.airpurts of the earth. ^ ♦ v J, WE ARE PREPARED TO SERVE YOU EVEN BET TER IN V DECEMBER THAN EVER BEFORE ^ \ I Swansdown Cake Flour, pkg. .. 30c MIRACLE WHIP, quart . . 40c Cluster RAISINS, 2 pkgs. ..... 25c RUM FLAVORING .... 40c CAKE SPICES, ..... 10c CURRANTS, pkgs..... ... Ii5c MINCE MEAT, pkg. .. 15c TIfc SCRIPTO Automatic Pencil ia the best lOe value in the world. Get eae it the Chronicle PubHahing Company. WHAT DO P. S. JEANES bo? R. W. WADE ILL AT HIS HOME R. W. Wnde, weU known locd at torney, hih been confined to hit homo for the past week on account of ill ness. Sunday afternoon he returned from Greenville where 'he had a tonsil operation on Saturday, and has been quite uncomfortable since 'then. Mr. Wade has a wide circle of friends in the city who will regret to loam of his illness. PROGRAM THURSDAY AT TRAINING SCHOOL Members of the Music club of Clin ton are .reminded that “Ye Olde Christmaaae Masque” will be pre sented at the SUte Training school auditorium on next Thursday after noon, Dec. IGth, at 4 o’clock. The en tire membership i# invited and each member entitled to bring'a guest. TO MEET FRIDAY The EBmtem Stars will meet Fri day night at 8:00 at the Masonic temple. All members are urged to be present for a special business ses sion. CHRISTMAS BONUS FOR PENNEY EMPLOYEES. NlCHOLS-McMILLAN MARRIAGE SUNDAY - A- marriage of interest herr^ their friends _wml. that of Misa Loia Nkhole and WiRlam H. Mcllli|an; whkh was solemnized in Laurens on last Sunday afternoon by the Rev. William D. Spinx, pastor <>t the Firat^houses. Baptist diur<± of that city. The bnde, a fiative. of Waterloo, has mads her home in Clinton for several yeabs past, being a member of ^ nurses’ staff at Dr. Hays boa- pitaL She has a wide circle of friends here who will be interested in her marriage, and to know that.Clin ton sriU become her permanent home. The groom ia a son of Mr. and Mrs. J. C. McMillan of this city and is highly regarded by his friends and wide acquaintance. He holds a po sition as salesman with the GBbs Chevrolet company. For the present Mr. and Mm. Mc Millan are making thehr home at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Mc Millan, Sr., on Musgrove street. MISS MARIEGENB MARTIN BECOMES BRIDE OF J. P. TODD Lamrens, Nev. 28.— Of prominent social interest was the’ wedding of Miss Mariegene Martin of Laurens, and J. Paul Todd of Clinton, which was solemnized Wednesday sftemooci at 4 o’clock at the home of the briae’a parents, Mr. and -Mrs. Herbert J. Martin. The Rev. K D. Patton,'^ pso- 'toiviof the Pint Presbyterian church, performed the ceremony. The Martin home was attractively Before en improvised altar Announcement wafi made yesterday by A^ L. Sheperd^manager of the lo cal J. C. Penney company stw, that the asociates of this store will share in a. Chriatmaa .bonus. The Penney ccnni^y recently authorized an ex tra payment for over 25,000 aeao- ciates in all etores, offices and ware- All regular employes who have been with the Compaq over a year will receive two weeta extira pay. Those employed for shorten periode will receive propdrtionete amounte. ^ K ithe sumouncement' of the plan, E. C. Sams, president of the com pany, said: “The year 1936 pam been^the moat iocccsnfuLJn the history of'bur busi ness. ' The aaeociates have contribu ted largely to that success. This bonus ia not a bonus on any perme^ nent plsm. It is additional 1M6 re- munerstion for loyalty tutd service that ‘have i^y<^ Si. p«t in making this the griiiKiii' year for the Penney company.” In the Clinton store some twenty associates will share in this bonus. - The ibeal manager, A L. Shepard, commented as follows when “asked about this plan: “I personally was very happy to learn <rf this decision by our board of directom. The Clinton store, like the entire Penney company, hiu had a splendid year. Our success is due to the work of all the group in tWs store. I am fure that our cuatomem« like myself, will be happy to see these good friend of theirs in Clinton re ceive thie aubatantial reeogidtkm of t^ir fine service and efforts.” THE EQUITABLE Fair — Just LIFE ASSURANCE Security — Peace of Mind SOCIETY Mutual — Cooperative OF THE U.S. Nation-Wide Service Mrs. W. H. Simpson Local ReprcaaataUve Telepkege 102 T ROUND STEAK, lb. 25c WEINERS, lb .. 20c PORK CHOPS, Ib. .\ . . 30c SMOKED SAUSAGE, lb.. ... 20c STEW BEEF, lb. . . . . ; .. 1^2^ BEEF ROAST, Ib. ITVzc BEEF UVER, lb. ... .25c BACON SQUARES, lb. .... 25c PRIZES FOR THIS WEEK . FIRST PRIZE . 25 LBS. SUGAR SECOND PRIZE . 6 LBS. SNOWDRIFT THIRD PRIZE 12 Cans^PineappIe Juice FOURTH PjRIZE 2 LBS. BREAKFAST BACON Drawing Saturday Night, at 7:30 Baldwin’s Grocery It ui 100 KEEPING. FOLKS WELL y- " When your PHYSICIAN writea a PRESCRIPTION he epeciflea exactly what druga he wants and the amount, of each iugredient. But the proUem of compounding these ingredients so that results are obtained—that is left to the PHARMACISTS Judgment How important it is, then, to choose your PHARMACIST with care and take the PRESCRIPTION to one who ia properly qualified by law, by education, and by experience to perform this important task. For all the accumulated knowledge brought to bear by your DOCTOR in writing the PRESCRIP TION may go for naught unless the compounding is done in accordance with the moat approved methods. When PRESCRIPTION ia compounded by ns yon are asmred of getting exactly what the DOC TOR specifies. Furthermore/yon are assured of having the PRESCRIPTION compounded properly by an experienced PHARMACIST with the highest grade drugs obtainable. SPECIALS FRIDAY AND SATURDAY IT-C REGULAR VALUES Lnelen Honey & Almond, ~$1.00 gfae 39e PepBodent TOOTH PASTE, 40e 33c ' CALOX TOOTH POWDER, large SOe B. C, POWDER 25c size i»e dlNERAL OIL, heavy, quart 6St Hahdeen HAIR TONIC, $1.00 size 89e WAMPOLF8 PREP„ SLOP size 890 MCKESSON’S SALTS, lb. 20e PARKE-DAVIS YANILl.A. 59e DR, WEST TOOTH BRUSH 39e ASPIRIN TABLEta 100 89e ALBATUH CROUP SALVE .. 25c and 50e “AT UNION STATION" PHARMACY TELEPHONE 400 / \