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SOCIETY EVENTS, ^
CLUB AND CHURCH NEWS OF INTEREST
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in^’s place marked'wHh an ex
quisite corsage'. of red rose buds and
a boutonie^ designated the place, qf
Dr. Blalock. A tMfdous dinner Fab
GREENWOOD BRl
HONORED*BY MISS GRIFFIN
Miss Oqllette Qriffin gave an at
tractive party on Wednesday tiCtav-
served to guests a^ three prettily 1 noon''in honor of her cousin, Miss
appointetl card table*. Bridge was] Virginia 'Ahderson of Greenwood,
Iplajjed after dinher. The honored^ bride-elect of, February. A profusion
TEMPERANCE GROUP -
MEETS WITH MRS. BAILEY .
The Women’s Christian Temj^-
ance union met on Friday afternoon
at the home of Mrs. T. L. W. Bailey.
Mrsv J. C. Roper was chairman of tdie
afternoon’s program. She spoke oT
the evil effect of liquor advertise
ments in magazines and newspapers
and showed a number of such adver
tisements cligped from leading peri
odicals.
After the . program the hostess
served delicious sandwiches and tea.
A delicious dinner Fas served and af
terwards many amusi^ contests and
games were enjoyed.
MRS. BROWN
HOSTESS TO CLUB
Mrs. Marshall Brown was hostess
to the Wednescjby Study club last
week.
A profusion of daffpdils and spirea
adorned the living room.
An interesting program was given
by Mrs. Thomwell Dimlap. She told
of the colorful and adventurous life
in California during the days of the
“Forty-Niners.”
The hostess served delicious coffee,
sandwiches, fruitcake and salted nuts.
MRS. GRAHAM HOSTESS
TO CENTURY CLUB
The Centtiry club met Tuesday af
ternoon with Mrs. Boswell Gibham.
Featuring the program was the
reading of two stories, one by Mrs.
R, E. Wysor, “All or Nothing,” by
Charleston ^ Caldwell Dobie, and the
other by Mrs. L. R. L^n, “What Col
lege Did To Me,” by Robert Benchley.
Mre. R, E. Wysor, Sr., of Dublin,
Va., was guest of the club on this
occasion.
The next meetin|r Fill be held
March 2nd with Mrs. Marshall Brown.
AUXILIARY MEETS WITH
MRS. W. R. PITTS
The American Legion auxiliary held
its regular monthly meeting on Tues
day evening at the home pf Mrs. W.
R, Pitts, with Mrs. Gus Hollings
worth and Mrs. P. B. Adair as joint
hostesses.,
The meeting was given over to per
fecting plans for the night of enter
tainment to be presented by the aux
iliary on Friday night at Florida
Street school.
After the business meeting the
DARRELL DAILEY GIVES
VALENTINE PARTY
Saturd^ evening Darrell Dailey,
son of Mr. and Mrs. J, B. Dailey, en
tertained friends at an enjoyable
Valentine party.
Bowls of daffodils added to the at
tractiveness of the living roon^
Many intere^ing games and contests
were enjoyed a^ prizes awarded the
winners'. For refreshments delicious
chicken salad sandwiches, heart-
shaped cookies and punch were
served.
guests were' presented with a loyely
gilt of^ crystal.
QUlNTUfe^ CLUB
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HAS VALBNTINB PARTY
The Quintuplet club meet Saturday
afternoon with Ann Owens. This club
is composed of little girls from the
first grade whose names are thoSe of
the famous Dionne quintuplets. They
are: Ann Cecile Owen*, Louise Yvonm
Tribble, Barrijean Annette Wingard,
Alberta Ehnily Baldwin, and Mary
Frances Pinson. Peggy Copeland was
the guest of the dub.
After interesting games had been
played^' the children were served de
lightful refreshments by Mrs. Robert
S. Owens. The Valentine motif was
effecti^ly carried out in the deco
rations and rafreshments.
hostesses' served sandwiches, cookies,
and Russian tea.
SARAH GLENN CIRCLE
HOLDS MEETING
The Sarah Glenn circle of Broad
Street Methodist church met Monday^
evening with Miss Collette Griffin.
.Mrs. J. C. Roper gave an interest
ing character study of Eve. She plans
to- continue these studies at each
meeting, alternating with characters
from the Old and New Testaments.
After a short business session, the
hostess, assisted by Miss Madeline
Adair, served a delicious salad course,
Russian tea, and toasted marshmal
lows.
MRS. BRIMM’S MUSIC CLASS
GIVES VALENTINE PARTY
ThetB Natural Music club, composed
of the pupils of Mrs. D. J. Brimm’s
piano studio, enjoyed an atractive
Valentine party at the home of Kath
erine Dicus and Violet Browning on
Saturday evening. A number of
amusing games were played. For re
freshments delicious chocolate with
n^arshmallows, and pink iced cake
and fruit cake were served. Pretty
Valentines and candy were givien as
favors.
METHODIST AUXILIARY
HOLDS MEETING
The February meeting oi the Wo
man’s Auxiliary of Bioad Street
Methodist church was held on Monday
afternoon. The meeting w’as given
over to the installation of new offi
cers fdr the year. I>r. J. C. Roper
formally installed' the officers, and
gave an inspirational talk on the
work of the auxiliary.
It was announced that the council
of missionary societies of the South
ern Methodiist Church would meet in
Columbia March 9-15.
According to custom a short prayer
.service was held previous to the aux
iliary meeting and was le<l by Mi-s. T.
R. Owens.
of mixed garden flowers w^ra" used
for decorations in the living room.ff
Bingp was played. Attractively
wrapped prizes were giveh the win
ners and these which were presented
to the bride-elect proved to.. be a
useful assortment of kitchen uten-
sils.
The gU(^ts w?re invited into the
dining r*oom. Centering the table
was a bowl of) Japanese quince and
red hearts and candles carried out
the -Valentine motif. A delicious sal
ad course yms served. The hostess
was assisted in entertaining by Mrs.
Julia Griff in, TBfins. J. A. Chandler and
Mrs. W.'D. Byrd.
Mias Anderson and Miss Almena
Milling, bride-elect, were each griven
ai^ attractive filfe for recipes and
each guest wrote her favorite recipe.
Guest were ^ besidea the honor
guqst, Mrs. T. J. Anderson, Mrs.
Lawless, Mrs. Holloway, Misses Sa
die Chandler, Lydie Leake, Emma
Little, Frances Roper, Margaret Sad
ler, Laura Cates, Alice Gaines, Mary
Collette Davis, .\lmena Milling and
Lois Blakely.
^ With the vogud for patent leather,
for those who'’would fike^ne shdde
which w’ill harmonize with prints and
solid dark dresses as well, we suggest
bronze patent. There are matching
bags, too.
PARTY GIVEN FOR
CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR GROUP
Miss Leta McIntyre entertained the
executive committee of the Chriatian
Endeavor of the Thomwell Mmwrial
church and their guests on Saturday
evening at dinner in the McCall build
ing.
The Valentine motif was used in
detail and the colorful place cards,
nut cups,'napkins and lovely cut
JEAN HOLMAN
GIVES DINNER PARTY
Jean Holn^in gave a lovely dinner
party on Friday evening. The Valen
tine motif was carried out in detail
in the selection ~ of flowers, place
cards and other decorations. A de
licious dinner wa« served at a pretti-
Iy„ appointed table.
The guests enjoying the affair
were: Martha Lou Blakely,, Frances
Taylor, Elizabeth Wysor, Emily
Martin, Grace Maltin, John Sloan,
Dick Harding, 'Billy Dicus, Walter
Coker, Davis Workman, and Reese
Young.
YOUNG GROUP ENJOY
PARTY AT CLUB
The Skull and Cross Bones club
gave an'attractive masquerade party
on Friday evening at the Lakeside
country club. The variety and effec
tiveness of the costumes added to
flowers gave the table-a feative air. the festiveness of the occasion.
I Proms and dancing were enjoyed.
FOR THE COMING
BRIDE
Smartness has nothing to do /
with price. Silver, China, (Hass-
ware will tell her—better thaw
words. Here you may choose
with safety, knowing that the
price will be most fair.
FRONTIS
JEWEIJKY STORE
For ivfreshments delicious punch,
cookies and peanuts were served.
The chaperoned Were: Mrs. W. B.
Owens, Sr., Mrs. Pringlfe Copeland,
and Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Jacobs.
For the occasion the club rooms
were adorned with Valentine dec-ora
tions.
MEMORIAL SERVICE BY
PRESBYTERIAN AUXILIARY
The W’oman’s Auxiliary of the Kii'st
Preffbyteriln church met on Monday
afternoon at the church. The meet
ing was a memorial service for two
of it* highly regarded members who
have recently died, Mrs. Hal Baldwin
and Miss Agatha Davis.
Mrs. Harry Wilkes’ circle had
charge of the meeting, with Mr«. Ar
thur ('opeland leading the devotional.
Mrs. S. G. I>Hlard read a fitting me
morial to Mrs. Baldwin and Mrs. J.
A. Bailey gave an appropriate tribute
to Mkss Davis;
At a later business session, the fol
lowing officers wore elected for the
coming year:
President, Mrs. Lonnie MeMillian.
Vice-President, Mrs. L. B. Dillard.
Treasurer, Mrs. J. W. Copeland.
Secretary, Mr.s. John W. Little.
' THEY ARR HERE!
Suita—tailored and dreaay—
Crepes, Sheer*, in prints and
solids.
HATS — saucy and tailored,
with veils and nowere.
BLOUSES—Hnen and crepe.
boutonniere — for your
BEAUTY SHOP.
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LOVELY PARTY BY
JOINT HOSTESSES
Thursday afternoon Mrs. W. E.
Monts and Mrs. "ftenderson Pitts en
tertained .with a lovely party at the
former’s home.
A profusion of Japanese quince and
daffodils in artistic arrangements,
decorated the rooms. Bridge was
played at fiVe tables and rook at
iWo. ^
Late in the afternoon a .delicious
lalad course, Russian tea and date
bars were served. Mrs. A. W. Brice,
j Mrs. R. E. Sadler and Ruth Monts
assisted the hostess in serving.
LOVELY PARTY AT
COUNTRY CLUB HONORS
MISS ALMENA MILLING
Continuing a seri^ of parties in
honor of Miss Almena Milling, popu-
hir bride-elect, Mrs. F. F.‘H1ck?i en
tertained on Friday afternoon at
LakesUle counti'y club with one of the
large.st an<l loveliest bridge parties of
the week.
The spacious club rooms were
adomed with quantities of ^vergi*eenp
and a profusion of hearts carrying
out the effective Valentine motif. A
log ^.ire burned in the huge open fire
place.
The bride-to-be’s place was attrac
tively marked with a miniature bride
and groom. She 'was remembered
jvith a lovely gift.
' A delicious salad course with Rus
sian tea was-served guests at twelve I
tables. Those assisting in ‘ serving
were: Mrs, J. A. Chandler, Mrs. W.
C. Oxley, Mrs. F. F. Chance^^Miss
Elizabeth McCanU, Misses Sadie
Chandler, Lydie Leake, Dolly Milling,
Agnes'Milling, and Rosa Mahaffey.
SUNDAY
DINNER
40c
12 to 2:.30
Fruit Salad or Lettuce and
Tomatoes
Roast Beef or
Baked Hen and Dressing
('ranberry or Apple Sauce
Scalloped Potatoes or Steamed
Rice
Spinach, Corn, Carrots, Turnips
Glazed Sweet Potatd^ or
Macaroni
, Hot Biscuits or Whole Wheat
Bread
.Apple or Cherry Pie, or- Ice
Cream and Cake
Hotel Clinton
Coffee Shop
Pure/Foods For
Health and Happidess
We carry a complete stock of nationally rec^nized
products at reasonable prices. Plenty of seasonable fruits
and produce-r-fresK daily. E^rything in party special
ties. Breakfpt foods that will tempt your appetite. Fresh
bakery products every day.
LET OUR QUALITY FOODS AND PROMPT DELIV
ERY BE YOUR GUIDE.
GINGER SNAPS, pkg. ..... 10c
PAPER TOWELS, pkg. ....... 10c
RIPE OLIVES, jar ...... 20c
CHIPSO,pkg;......... lOc
GINGER BREAD MIXTURE .. 25c
CORNED or ROAST BEEF, can, 20c
Sweet Mixed PICKLES, quaurt . 25c
EVAPORATED PEACHES, lb. 15c
SPAREx RIBS,ib. .20c
ROUND^EAK, lb..... 25c
BEEF ROAST, lb. ITVzc
SMOKED SAUSAGE, lb..... 20c
BEEF UVER,lb . . . 25c
STEW BEEF, lb. 121/20
CHUCK STEAK,lb. 20c
Fresh Fish and Oysters
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PRIZES FOR THIS WEEK
FIRST PRIZE .1 8 LBS. JEWEL LARD
SECOND PRIZE
THIRD PRIZE 2 LBS. BREAKFAST BACON
FOURTH PRIZE .1 2 QTS. WHOLE PICKLES
Drawing Saturday Night, at 7:30
Baldwin's Grocery
Phones 99 and 100
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SADLER’S SAFE MONEY SAVERS
BRIDE AND GROOM-ELECT
GIVEN DINNER PARTY
Honoring Mkts Almena Milling and
Dr. George Blalock whose marriage
will take place on March 9th, Dr. and
Mrs. D. O. Rhame, Jr., entertained
with a lovely dinner party on Thurs
day evening.
Bowte of red roses effectively deco
de li'
rated the living rooms where the Val
entina motif was used. Miss Mill-
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FACIALS
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MON., TUES., and WEDNESDAY
February 22, 23 and 24
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Miss Eunice Knight, a peraonaT rei»‘esentative of the
Dorothy Perkins Co., invites you for (»mplimentary ’
facial and skin analysis. She also gives a special jar of o
New Plex Cream Masque with her compliment^.
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Phone 84 for an appointment now.' , '
BEUCS DEPARTMENT STORE
CJJNTbN, a c.
BAPTIST AUXILIARY
HOLDS MEETING
The general meeting of the Wo
man’s Auxiliary of the First Baptist
church was held on Monday after
noon.
The meeting was opened with a
song and prayer.
The Franks circle brought the mis
sionary program, with Mra.^ Drum
mond. Bailey in charge. Following the
theme for the year, All- People,” the
February program was a discussion
of “The Jew.”
After an introduction to this study
and the scripture lesson given by
Mrs. Bailey, Mrs. W. N. Long told an
interesting story entitled “From Rus
sia To Palestine.”
-Mrs. Dan Yarborough answered the
queati<^!’-“Who Sells Your Fruit?”
and Mrs. William Montjoy “Who
Measures Your Lace?”
Mrs. A. B. C^llo^y read an article
on “The Jews—A People of Promise.”
A business session fqllowed, at
which time reports were given. The
home miBBion special prayer season
was announced for Friday^Jiarch 5th.
MRS. JOHN* HOLLAND HUNTER
DELIGHTFULLY ENTERTAINS
Mrs. John Holland Hunter was
hostess to the Idle Moments club at a
delightful party on Wednesday after
noon.
Mixed spring flowers attractively
decorqted the living room. Rook was
played at four tables. After the
games" the hostess served delectable
aalad and tweet courses. Mrs. Myrtle
HwYter and Mrs. J. Lee Young ae-
sisted the hostess in serving.^.
Mrs. Hunter’s guesta were: Mrs. S.
G. Dillard, JMw; Will Dillard, Mrs.
Louis La Motto, \ Mrs. George Taylor,
Mrs. Lonnie McMfflian, -Mrs. W. A.
Moorhead, Mrs. Frank Kellers, Mrs.
Hugh Shnpson, Mrs. AnseP Godfrey,
Mrs. Spoigeon Sumerel, Mrs. Gary
Mrs. Harry Bolick, Mrs. W.
N. Lont^, Mrs. Nene Workktaii, Misa-
Agnss Davis and Lily Y^^rough.
RUBIZAN RED ANTISEPTIC, pint 49c
Lucien HONEY, & ALMOND Cream, $1 size
FEENAMINT, 25c size ~
39c
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HIND'S CREAM, $1.00 size
79c
SHAVAMI—Brushless Shaving Cream,
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SCOTTS EMULSION, $1.25 sIm ." ^91c
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WAMPOLE’S PREPARATION, $1.00 size .. 89c
TORHAN’S TOOTH PASTE, 50c size
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MINERAL OIL, heavy, full pint . 33c
McKesson’s Mange Medicine^ 75c size, 49c ■
(3oty’s Airsptin Pace Ppw., 7 shades, $1.00
Bayer’s ASPIRIN TABLETS, 100 for . 69c_
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Vanilla Extract
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