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J- / / . f 7. \ THUR8PAYJMARCH 4, 1987 7 • ... , • " ' ■ , . . . ' ' ' • - • TH]E GLINTO^ CHRONIC^ CLINTON, S. g ^ •> k IpaW YTr.z:: The Woma'n’s t^age SPCIKTT BVENTS. eLUB AND CHURCH NEWS OF INTEREST Telephone 258 Rop«r end TrJncoa Whitman of Roa- noke, Vltr^ /• . . -Dr- Blalock’s best man will be his brother, T. J. Blalock. The grrooms- men wUl be Francis Blalock,'brother of the groom, Jack H. Davis,'Jr., ' James Eward Ferg:uson of Macon, -- 10 Yew Ago ftema of latcr^t^'lVom The Chronicle March S, 1027 . ANNOUNCEMENTS The U. D. C. chapter will meet Fri day . afternoon at 4 o’clock at the home of Mrs. George H. Ellis. — PRESBYTERIAN CIRCLES TO MEET MONDAY The circles of the First Presbyte rian church will meet Monday] after noon at 4 o’clock for the lalrt meeting of the church year, as follows: \No. 1, with Mrs. Hany Wilkes. No. 2, with Mrs. B. 0. Whitten. No. 3, wrth Mrs. J. H. Hunter. No. 4, with with Pringle Copeland. No. 9, with Mrs. W. H.. Shands. No. 6, with Mrs. R7 E. Sadler. MRS. C. M. BAILEY HOSTESS TO CLUB ^ Last Friday at noon Mrs. C. M. Bailey delightfully entertained the members of the Actaean club at luncheon. The rooms of the spacious home were thrown en suite and artistically decorated with quantities of djrffo- dils, jonquils and fern. A delectable luhcheon in three courses was served. LITTLE BOY HAS BIRTHDAY PARTY Bobby 'Dean Dailey celebrated’ his tenth birthday with a party Thursday afternoon. A large number of his school-mates were invited. Each little friend wished him happy birthday. Many amusing games were played. Ice cream, cookies and candies were - ,Porved for refreshments.- . . r> 1 u 11 wrc-i. 1 Mason7 chief of the , city no- Charle* WoAm.n, Cyroll White ^ .light etroke of “o’* “Mperalyeie on Monday which hu Rock Hill. Serving as ushers will be' com- ^ed the program which was led hy »™.r .no „ c. »o..r. ...wio whitniire this tjeek on account of the Mrs, J.m« Bnjdley. She Pt^nM Davis Young will be nng bearer.. an interesting study of Brazil, with Immediately after the ceremony a | Young edch member-of the .-circle taking rwption will be given at the home ’ j,,., ^ j visiting'in *2.1*' o *1 . -It V .Augusta as the guest of Mrs. Cyrus After the program the hostessj Miss Florence Ba,ley will iumor 3,3 daughters.- ' served a dehaous salad course with | Miss filing with s luncheon on Fr^| • ..phick” Gsllow.y left yesterday for l^y. Preceding the rehearsal on Mon- » day evening Mrs. T. J. Blalock, Sr., pel led him to reniain at W* home. Mrs. *J. Will Milam iwas called to coffee and cookies. LOVELY BRIDGE PARTY BY JOINT ifOSTESSES Aimng the delightful social affairs of the fiast week was the bridge party which Mrs. Silas Bailey and Mrs. Goyne Simpson gave at the fomer's home'^ Friday afternoon. Many ‘^beautiful daffodils adorned the living rooms where six tables of bridge were in pi^ After the games the hostesses, as sisted by Mrs. D. C. Heustess and Mrs. John W,- Finney, served a de lectable salad course with Russian tea and candy. A number of guests called after cards. MRS. STURGEON HOSTESS TO WEDNESDAY (^LUB Mrs. H. E. Sturgeon entertained the Wednesday Study club at her home last week. " Mixed garden .flowers were taste fully arranged in the living room. Continuing the year’s study of “The Romance of the American Frontier,’’ Mrs, W. P. Jacobs talked interesting ly of “The Pony Express,’’ which so efficiently carried mail across the continent before the days of railway trains. After the program the hostess, and assi.stant hostess, Mrs. J. F. Jacobs, Jr., served delicious sandwiches, hors d’oeuvre, cookies and tea. - SORORITY GIVES ENJOYABLE DANCE / Among lovely affairs of the^spring social season was the girl-bre4k dance , which the Alpha Psi Del^ sorority [ GIVEN "FOR of Presbyterian college g|^ve on Fri- BRIDE-ELE(T day evening at Cdpelani^ hill. Music was furnishe^by the P. C. orohestra and a large/number of local and out-of-town gqests "were in at- ~tendance. M iss Frances the sorority. mother of the groom, will entertain the bridal party "at a buffet supper. Miss Milling will honor her brides- niiids at luncheon on Tuesday. Miss Milling is a graduate of Con verse college and for the past few years has been engaged in sociaPs^ vice work in this county, Dr. Blalock, a graduate of Presby terian college and Columbia univer sity, NevT Tbrk, Ts a praclicmg phy^ sician of this city. training as a member of the Phila delphia Athletics team. Me.ssrs. H. D. Henry, I. C. Boland, J. D. Boland, T. C. Johnson, and Mr. and Mrs. F,. Jil^Bolaad were in Green wood Friday for tb^funeral of A. J. Sproles. Miss Alice Crutchfield of Spartan burg, is the guest of Mrs. Henderson Pitts. ^ Mr» and Mrs. F. A. Buchanan of Swannanoa, N. (\, were the week-end guests of their son, W. A. Buchanan. Honoring Miss Katherine attractive' bride-elect, Mrs. Larry Wilson enterta-ined on Monday after noon with a pretty bridge party. Bowls of jonquils and spirea ratt is president of j the* living rooms. Bridge was played at four tables and monopoly CENTURY Gl-UB MEETS WITH MR^ BROWN The CeMury^club met Tuesday af ternoon ^ith Mrs. Marshall Bro'wn, the meeting being presided over hy Mrs. W. A. Johnson, the vice-presi dent. Mrs. H. E. Sturgeon read Her- vey Allen’s pathetic poem, “The Blind Man.” She also read a mystery story, Hinch,” by Henry S. Harrison. Mrs. R. E. Wysor, Sr., of Dublin, Va.,' was a guest of the dirt). ~ / l%e club will have the regular busi ness meeting Tuesday afternoon, March 9, at the home of Mrs. M. G. Woodworth. CIRCLE MEETS WITH / MRS. MARION STUTTS \ The Ella Riddell circle of Thorn- widl Memorial church met on Monday afternoon at the,home of Mrs. F. M. Stutts, ^ith Mrs. W. C. Huffman act ing as assistant hostess. Mrs. L. R. Lynn gave the devo tional. A short business session pre- at one table. Bride’s place-cards weVe used. Miss Ella Dunlap of Mojuntville, won high score prize, a linen guest towel. The bride-elect was presented with a set of book-ends. '■ Afjer the games delicious salad and sweet courses .served. wHh coffee were / THE GIFT THAT’S WORTHY OF HER CHARM See Our Cumpletc Selection. FRONTIS JEWEI HY STORE D. A. R. CHAPTER HOLDS MEETING - ^ ^ Musgrove’s Mill chapter, D. A. R., meet on Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Wilson Harris, with Mrs. Louis C. LaMotte as a.ssistant hostess. ~ The meeting opened wkK the reci tation of the American’s creed in con cert and was followed by a report from the treasurer. A beautiful tribute to Miss Aga tha Davis, a charter and beloved member who recently passed away, was read by Mrs. J. A. Bailey. Miss Clara Duckett Tinterest- itig sketches of the early hrstbry of Laurens county. During the afternoon the hostesses ser\’ed sandwiches, cookies, tea and candy. N ot that we want to alarm you, but a lot of petaona who are all right to^y win wake up tomor row in the ho^tal.the victim of an accident. iBTNA-IZE about • Policy by tbs iCciM LRo _ S. W. SUMEREL Aetna-iicr Next Dmf to Western UnioD V ^ Phone 80 LOVELY LUNCHEON^Y MISS BETTY WOODWORTH Lovely in every detail was the luncheon which Miss Betty Wood- worth gave on Tuesday in honoy of Miss Katherine Fuller, popular bride- elect, whose marriage to Al^ander Henderson Robertson will take place on Saturday evening. Sharing honors with Miss Fuller was Miss Almena Milling, attractive bride-elect of next week. The Woodworth-home was beauti fully decorated with daffodils, jas mine and apirear' carrying out the chosea color scheme of 'white, yellow and green. Attractive bride’s place- cards and dainty corsages marked the places; while larger corsages of sweet peae designated the two brides- elect places and their chair* were tied with, tulle bows. A delicious luncheon was served at small prettily appointed tables. Miss Fuller was re membered with a lovely gift of linerr and Miss-MiHing was given a pretty crystal gift. Those invited were: Mrs. B. R. Fuller, Mrs. R. P. Thornton, Mrs. 'J. B. TowUsend, Sr., Mrs. J. B. Town send, Jr., Mrs. T. D. Jacobs, Mrs. Jack H. Davis, Sr., Mrs. Thornwell Dunlap, Mrs. J. F. Jacobs, Sr., Miss Clara Duckett, Mrs. J. F. Jac^, Jr., Mrs. R. Sadler, Mrs. W. P. Jacobs, Mrs. H. E. Sturgeon, Mrs. L. S. Mc- Milliah, Miss Hazel Boland, Miss Frances Roper, Mrs. Jake Rasor and Miss Ella Dunlap of Mountville. MILLING-BLALOCK WEDDING PLANS Of wide social interest throughout the Carolinas is the wedding of Miss Almena Milling and Dr. George R. Elalock, both of this city, which will take place on next Tuesday evening at 8 o’clock at the First Presbyterian church, -with Dr. D. J. Woods, the ipsMtor, o^Maating. '■ The bride’s father, A. J. Milling, will give her iji marriage and she will have for her maid of honor her Mster, Miss Agnes Milling. Mrs. Charles Workman will be dame of honor, and the bridesmaids will be Miss Dolly Milling, sister of Uie bri^ Misses Bums Browning, Medom Browning, Catherine Jonas, France^ FULLER.ROBERTSON WEDDING HERE ^SATURDAY EVENING Centering wide interest here and througl^out the state is the wedding of Miss Katherine Gary Fuller, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Rutledge Fuller, of this city, and Alexander Henderson RoberUon, of Charleston. The marriage will be sol emnized on Saturday evening at ofght-thirty o’clock at the First Pi-es- byterian church, with Dr. I). J. Woods officiating. Miss Fuller, who wjll be given in marriage hy her father, will have for her maid of honor IMiss Betty Wood- worth, and her matron of honor wrill he her sister, Mrs. R. P. Thornton of Tampa, Fla. The hridesmaid.s will be Mrs. Eugene Miller, Misses Eulala Knight and Lola Anderson of Charles ton, and Miss .Sara Dorroh of Lau- irens. I Mr. Robertson’.s best man will be Fuller brother, EdwArd Robertson of Charleston. Serving- as groomsmen, will be Charles Robertson and Thom as Robertson, brothers of the groom, Alex Henderson, Jr, and Ward La Bruce of Charleston. The ushers ^will be Dr. Eugene Miller of Charleston, John, £>. Fuller, brother of the bride, of Chattanooga, Tenn., Rutledge Ful ler, brother of 'the bride, of Daytona, Fla., and J, Bennett Townsend, of this city, brother-in-law of the brirte. Alice Neal Henderson oi Waiter- boro, cousin xrf the groom will be a junior bridesmaid. The bride’s niece, Elizabeth Townsend, and nephew, Rutledge Fuller, will be flower girl and ring bearer, respectively. A reception at the bride’s home will" follow th* ceremony. Preceding the wedding rehearsal on Friday evening, Mrs. J. F. Jacobs, Sr., Mrs. J. B. Townaend, Sr., of Ander son, and Miss Clara Duckett will en tertain the bridal party, out-of^wn guests and members of the immediate family with a buffet supper. Mr. and Mrs. Thornwell Dunlap will give a party after the rehearsal for the wed- dirig party. The bride’s sister, Mrs. R. P. Thornton of Tampa, Fla., will entertain the bridal paity and out-of- town guests at luncheon on Saturday at Hotel Clinton. Preceding the wed ding on Saturday evening, Mrs. A. V. Martin will honor the bridal party wKh a buffet supper. Miss Fuller is a graduate of Win- throp college and since her gradu ation has been technician at the South Carolina Medical college in Charles ton. Mr. Robertson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward A. Robertson of Charleston, received his A. B. degree from the College of Charleston and is a drug gist in that city. PERSONAI^MENTION , '""'‘.Mrs. M. C. Jones and son, R. B. Jones, of Montclair, N. J., are guests of Mr. and Mrs. R. K. Ferguson. ■' —n- ■ — GOODE IN CITY / Charles W. Goode, of the Carolina Termite company of Clemson College, ir in the city to give free inspection of homes iri diniinating termites. Sacred. Music Concert Sunday — The Music Club of Clinton, aug mented by the choirs of the city churches, will present a concert of sacred music on Sunday afternoon, March 7, at 6 o’tdock, at the First Presbyterian church. The progrram will be presented un der the direction of Theodore Voa- burgh, of Newberix with Mrs. J. F. Ta^effis, of this’'diyT^“^^W8«lW^ The following program of beauti ful musid^ will be presented: [ Violin solo. Prelude, “Ave Maria (Bach-Gounod) — Miss Dorothy Ha gan. Hymn (Handel). SCTipture. : Prayer. “ Pilgrim’s Chorus from “Tannhau- ser (Wagner)—Mixed chorus. “Largo” (Handel) — High school glee club. Solo, “The Voice in the Wilderne?«s” (Scott)—Theodore Vosburgh. “List the Cherubic Hosts”(Gaul)— Mrs. yi. P. Jacobs and H. F. Harris, assisted by mixed chorus. Offering, Organ solo — Mrs. Theo dore Vosburgh. ' . * “Son of My Soul” (Turner)—P. C. glee club. Solo, Selected-i-John Coker. Hallelujah Chorus from “'The- Mes siah”—(^ndel—Mixed chorus. Special SUNDAY DINNER 40c Fruit Salad or Deviled Flggs. Roast Chicken with Dressing or Cold Roast Pork with Apple, Sauce. " Rice or Potatoes. ('auliriower. English I’eas, Macaroni or Corn. Whole Wheat Rtrtls or Hot Biscuit Vanilla or Pineapple Ice Cream. Apple Pie or Putter Scotch Pie. Coffee Tea Milk Hotel Clinton . Coffee Shop m. Like Budgets THEY HAVE TO BE BALANCED FOR THE BEST RESULTS. We Are ready to serve you with a wide selection of Fancy Groceries and Choice Meats. To please you i8~our constant laim—^to serve ypu daily is a pleasure, either in person or by phone. And remember, we never take short* cuts or‘Sacrifice quality. LElMON JUICE, can 15c WAX PAPER, roU . . .... 10c Prmnier MAYONNAISE, jar .. 25c Be^-Nut SPAGHETTI, can JEttO, 2 pfegs. ...... RIPE olives; jar .. 7 . 20c Davia BAKING POWDER, can . 15c PINEAPPLE JUICE, can 10c BEEF ROAST, Ib. . .. .7.... PORK ROAST, lb.. .25c BEEF LIVER, lb. 25c MDCED SAUSAGE, 2 lbs. 7... 35c BACON SQUARES, lb. 25c WEINERS,lb. 20c BEEF STEW, lb. 12V2c 7; 10c 15c J ' FRESH FISH AND OYSTERS PRIZES FOR THIS WEEK FIRST PRIZE . . . SUGAR SECOND PRIZE 4 LBS. JEWEL LARD THIRD PRIZE . 2 LBS. BREAKFAST BACON FOURTH PRIZE . 7 .. 8 Cans PINEAPPLE JUICE Drawing Saturday Night, at 7:30 in's Grocery Phones 9§ uhI 100 |lr=il=ai=aiidi^i=8liadi=liBdralie=li=li=3i=l 3i5i)i=li=5li=lrsli=sli=ali=ligii=liS, - 0 B MARCH VALUES FRIDAY and SATURDAY SPECIALS 25c CARTER’S LIVER PILLS 18' 11.00 HORLICK’S 35c 1 M. M. FLEETS FREEZONE I 79* 46' 27' 1 11.00 , CRAZY ' CRYSTALS E D I f I FOR THE NEW TEAR LEDGERS CHRONICLE PUB. CO. -J MANY OTHER MONEY-SAVERS REGULARLY. 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