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SOCOTTY EVENTS.
eLUB AND CHURCH NEWS OF INTE^IEST
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fesli «hut«h on Thursdjiy eveni^. The
Ihinjr room was arti«tically deco
rated* with 7 ragged robin roses and
fern. Aftw an interesting progiram,
bingo was/played, later in the eve-
i ning the hostess, assisted hy Mrs.
vHallman, Mrs. R. P. Wilder,'ghd:Jdrsr
W. _H. Roberts, served punch and
cookies. Tiny blue crepe paper bas
kets filled with mints; were given as
favors.
BIBLE CLASS HO|.DS
SOCIAL MEETING
The members of Mrs. Jo4m |pratt’s
Bible cla^ of the Finrt Presbyterian
church enjoyed a delightful social at
the home of Mrs. R. B. Vance on Pri-
day afternoon. After^ a shorC^Tdayo-
tional Mxe. George W. Taylor di
rected inter^ting games and TOntests.
Punch and sandwiches were " served
twenty gufiftta. ^
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CHILDREN ^JOY
PICNIC OUTING \
On Friday ■ afternoon the children
df the.CHnton Mill play ground, chap
eroned by Misses Helen Connolly and
Mary Fjances Franks, hiked to Fer
guson Springs for a picnic. The
temoon was pleasantly spent playing
games. Later a picnic lunch was en
joyed. About fifty children went on
'the outing.
college graduating class this month,
will sail on June KRh from Norfolk,
Va., for an externfed visit to her -sis
ter and brother-in-law, Dr. and Mrs.
Henry Bayon, and to her uncle. Dr.
L. S. Fullerj irf Paris, France.
Miss Davis has taken n prominent
part in college activities at Winthrop
and hw many friends here who will
learn with interest of the delightful
vacation trip she will have for the
summer.
Margaret Bell,^ Mrs.-, R. E. Wysor,
Mrs. William Jacobs, Mrs. P.'C, Hard
ing,* Mrs. L, S. McMillian, Mrs. Thom
as Jacobs, Mrs. J. B. Townsend, Mrs.
Hamp Boyd, Mrs, R. C. Adair, Mrs.
H. ll Eichelberger, Mw. Robert'S.
Owens, Mrs. Waltef Johnson and Mrs.
R. E. Sadler. ** * --
BUSII^^ESS GIRLS CIRCLE
MEETS WITH MRS. ROBERTS
The Business Girl’s circle of the'f
ftrst Baptist church held its' May
meeting with Mrs. W. H. Roberts on
Monday evening, with Miss Annie
BUFORD-COPELAND ^ -
WEDDING SOLEMNIZED,
A vredding of interest and one. that
came as a surprise to their friends,
w:as that of M-iss Sara Buford and
Posey Wgtts Copeland, which was sol
emnized Sunday*, May 16, at the
Methodist parWinage in Goldville,
‘.Uv^lwith the Rev. E, S. Jones officiating.
■ Miss Buford is a daughter of* Mr.
Bond in charge of the program
living room'was artistically decorat-{ ‘V**-'^o**^*'^* '"t
. ... j . A and Mrs. George Fair Buford, who te
ed with roses and sweetpeas. A cu.
color scheme of pink and' w’hite was
carried out in decorations and re-
freshments. The hostess, assisted
by Mrs. W. A# Buchanan, served ice
creaim and cookies.
HI-Y CLtJB HAS
DANCE AT CLUB
On/Mbnday evening the members of METHODIST CIRCLE
the Hi-Y club entertained with a
dance at the country club. The young
people were chaperoned by Mr. and
Mrs.-Paul Todd and J. X! Cochrane.
Iced punch and cakes were served.
FRENCH CLASS
ENTERTAINED
YOUNG GROUP GOES
ON FISHING TRIP ^ ^
On Saturday afternoon Augustus
Blakely carried his- Sunday school
class of the A. R. P. church to Dun-
'can’s cr^ek on a fishing trip. The
afternoon was spent in this sport and
afterwards a picnic supper was J occasion,
served. Mr. Blakely was assisted by
Mrs. Blakely and Mrs. R. L. Plaxico.
Muss Ejizabeth Graham was hostess
a^t
to the members of Her French class
and a nun)ber of invjted guests on
Friday even^g. Miss Alice Gaines,
assisted jn entertaining and serving.
Punch ap'd cookies were served the
twenty young people who enjoyed the
LOVELY PARTY BY .
JOINT HOSTESSES
On Tuesday afternoon Mrs. D. 0.
Rhame, Jr^t Mrs. Heath Copeland,
and Mrs. T. J. Blalock, Jr., were joint
YOUNG PEOPLE GO
ON HAY RIDE
"The “A” section of the eighth
grade, with Miss Margaret Sadler
as chaperon, enjoyed a hay. ride to
Yarborough’^s Mill Monday afternoon.
.\fter a pleasant afternoon
hostesses at an interesting bridge j in playing games a delicious supper
party, at the Hotel Clinton Coffee j was served picnic style.
■shop. Ami.d a setting of roses, eight
tables were arranged for cards. A
tempting salad course, sandwiches,
cake and fruit punch were served. ,
ELwiN Burgeon
ENTERTAINS FRIENDS
Elwin Sturgeon entertained a num-
b^r ?D.?-h.ds o^n in the living room. lAter
a prom party, to which eighteen of
his school friends were invited.
. The living and dining rooms were
beautiful with roses and mixed gar
den flowers. During intermission
bingo was played and prizes award
ed the winners. lAter the guests
were invited into the dining room
where Mrs. H. E. Sturgeon se'rved
iced punch and cakes.
MISS DAVIS TO SAIL ON
TRIP TO PARIS, FRANCE
Miss Kitty Davis, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Jack H. I^vis, Sr., of Clin
ton, and a member of thb Wmthrop
FOR YOUR^ GRADUATE-
THE GIFT OF .
LASTING BEAUTY
GIFTS that will say “Good
Withes*’ just the way you want
to say it—at a price that suits
your purse.
Come in—soon. .
7 FRONTIS
JEWEIJIY STORE
HOLDS MEETING
The Business Givis’ cir^e of Broad
Street . Methodist church met with
Mrs, Belle Scott and Miss Sara Stone
at the home of the former, on Monday
'evening.
[ Mrs. J. C. Roper, who has been giv-
(ing a discussion of various' Biblical
characters, continued the study with
“Hagar.” \ *
After ♦a short business session a
delightful soeial hour was enjoyed.
The hostess served a delectable fruit
salad course, and sandwiches with
iced tea. . '
MRS. F. C. PINSON
HOSTESS TO CLUB
Mrs. F. C. Pinson was a delightful
hostess to the Idle, Moments club yes
terday afternoon. An artistic ar
rangement of roses, sweetpeas iand
larkspur made a charming -setting for
thATe tables of ^ook. The hostess, as
hy Mrs. H. M. Dunwoody,
served a refreshing salad course,
strawberry short cake and iced tea.
Those present were: Mrs. George H.
Ellis, M rs. John Holland Hunter, Mrs.
Frank Kellers, Mrs. Will Dillard, Mrs,
side near Clinton. She is a graduate
of Columbia college arid a young Wo
man of pleasang personality.
^Mt. Copeland -is a son of the late
B. F. Copland, and Mrs, Copeland,
He-is associated in business with his
brother, L. L. Copeland.
The young couple have many friends
throughout this vicinity who will find
much interest in their recent marri
age and unite in extending congratu
lations. Upon their return from a
wedding trip they will make their
ho,me here.
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OUR FOODS HAVE VIM, VIGOR AND ^ITAtlTY,
BUT MOST OF ALL THi
*‘'P"”^V.sted
SENIOR CLASS
GIVEN PARTY
M iss Akrna McKee ^w’as a charming, ,
hostess to the members of the grad-^P^"*?^" Sumerel, Mrs. \V. A. Moor
head, Mrs. Frank Dukes, Mrs, Her
bert Jaylor, Mrs. A. Galloway,
M iss Maude Sumerel, Mrs. T. L. .W.
Mrs. M. M. Freeman, and
Paul Todd.
uating class of rhomwell orphapage
on Monday eveping at a pt'om party,
Roses and larkspur were effectively
in the evening the
light refreshments.
hostess served
EPWORTH LEAGUE HAS
PICNIC OUTING
The Epworth League of Broad
Stiieet Methodiat churCh, chaperpnW
by Dr. J. C. Roper, enjoyed a straw
ri^e to John Young’s spring near here
on Thursday evenihg,' An amusing
feature of the entertainment was a
story telling contest. A picnic lunch
with iced' tea was served the thirty-
two young people who enjoyed the
occasion.
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FOURTH (GRADE GROUP
HAS LAWN PICNIC
Friday afternoon Miss Agnes Da
vis, assisted by Mrs. R. L. Plaxico,
entertained the children of,the fourth
grade of Florida Street school with a
picnic on the lawn of Mrs. Plaxico’s
home. Games and contests were en-
joy«r during the afternoon. A de
lightful picnic lunch was served. Bon
fires were made and marshmallows
toasted.
MISS BOND HOSTESS
TO CHURCH GROUP ^
Miss Annie Bond was hostess to
the Business Girls’ circle of the Bap-
An Institution
Qf Service
Every houi^wife realizes the ease with which she can
use our convenient telephone or delivery service, and
every order is filled with the utmost of cafe*.
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CHASi
and
SANBORN'S
DATED
_ COFFEE^
NOW IN THE BAG'
Spadal Sal* Priea
4 Boxes
LIGHTHOUSE
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OCTAGON
PORK ROAST, .... . . . 25c
Fresh Lean PORK CHOPS, lb. . 30c ii
STEW BEEF/z lbs.
Premier
Spiced F
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25c
i. No. 2^2 cian .... 25c ii
li). ...
^ OLEO, lb.
O* Mom COFFEE, lb.
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25c
20c
20c
Fresh Fruits Vegetables - FijBh
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PHONES 158 and 157
WE DEUVER
AUXILIARY CELEBRATES ,
BIRTHDAY ANNIVERSARY
On Monday evening the Woman’s
Auxiliary of the First" Presbyterian
church cele;t^ated their “Birthday An
niversary’’ at the church. Mrs. Lon
nie McMillian, president, was in
charge of the program. Mrs. George
W.-Taylor gave a talk on “Brazil.”,
R^, .William Neville, missionary to
Brazil, showed colored slides iR con
nection with intersting accounts of
his worlrthere. After the program a
social hour was enjoyed. Punch and.
cookies were served. Members of the
Auxiliary of the 'Thornwell Memorial
churrt, the young people and men of
the church were invited guests^
FRANCES SIMPSON
GIVES DINNER PARTY
Recently Miss Frances Simpson en
tertained the members of the “Joll^
Eight” club at a dinner party comp^
menting Miss Louise Coe, a visRor
■from Columibia, and Miss Ma^aret
Brice, who will leave soon"^ i(y make
her home in Gr«:nwood.
Covers'were laid for nine At the ex
quisitely appointed table,/the center
piece of which was larknipur and ros
es. A dejicious twp4;ourse dinner
was served. Later m the afternoon
the girls made pi^res of the group.
Those present w^e: Margaret Brke,
Louise Coe, Bmy Spratt, Louise Ja
cobs, Inez Y^hg, Elizabeth Graham,
Emily IRll^ and Catherine Bryson.
P. C. PRf^FESSOR , I
TO WHI) in JUNE ^ _
The^ following invitation of social
interest hasi been received here:
/Mrs. James Givens Arnofd re
quests the honor of your presence at
the marriage of her daughter, Mary
Bryant, to Harold Somers Fish, on
Thursday, June 3, 1937, at nine o’clock
in the evening at the First Baptist
church, Spartanburg,
The enclosed cards reading: “Re-
c^ion inumediately after the cere
mony at home,” have been recalled on
account of a recent bereavement in
the fanrily.
'Dr. Fish is a native of Waterville,
Maine. For the past two years he has
been a member of Presbyterian col
lege faculty as head of the biology
department. ■
MRS. SIMPSON HOSTESS
TO BRIDGE CLUB
Mrs. Goyne Simpson entertained^
her bridge club with ar pfetty party’
yesterday morning at her home in
College View.
Arrangements of sweet peas and
roses made a lovely background foi.
two tables.
After th^ games Mf-s. Roy Pitts!
assisted the hostess in serving deli-1
cious salad and sweet courses. )
;‘MrS. Simpson’s guest-s were: Mrs.
Bilas Bailey, Mrs. C, E. • Galloway,
Mrs. John W. Finney, Mrs. Irby Hipp,
Mrs. J. J. Cornwell, Mrs. Raympnd
Pitts, Mrs. Horace Payne, ‘ and Mrs.
D. C. Heustess. —'
LUNCHEON GIVEN FOR
VIRGINIA VISITOR
Mrs. C. M. Bailey and Miss Flor
ence Bailey honored Miss Margaret
Bell, of Staunton, Va,, with a lovely
luncheon on Tue^ay. The spacioi»
home was decorated with a mixture
of garden flowere. At noon a deli
cious three course' luncheon was
served, after which the guests playwd
bridge and fiddlesticks. The foliow>
ing guests enjoyed the oceasion; Miss
QUATTI.EBAl M-SPENCER
WEDDINt; JUNE 8TH
An inturustinj? announcement wa_s^
that made Sunday by Mr. and Mrs.
James Daliiel Quattlebaum of Colum
bia, of the engagement of their
daughter, Julia Ix'ster, and Carroll
.Mann Spencer of Clinton. ^The mar
riage is to be solemnizeil at 12 o'clock
noon, June 8, in the Lutheran Church
of the Incarnation, Columbia. Only
members of the two families and
close friends of the bride-elect-and
bridogroom-elect will attend. '
Miss Quattlebaum is an alumnar of
the University of South Carolina.
Since her graduation she has been a
member of the- Rowewood school fac
ulty, and this past year taught in a
private school at Hastings-on-the-
Hudson, New York.
Mr. Spencer is the son of Mr. and
Mrs. C. B. Spencer, His father is now
residing in Washington, 1). C., and for
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Sunday Dmner
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11:30 to 2:30
EVENING ME,tL
— 5;30 to 8:
Hotel ettnton
Coff^ Shop
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Hundreds of The best-fed families of atnton .know
how w^I Baldwin's serves them.
To those who do not know, we extiyi^d a cordial Invi
tation tcTcome here and trade. ^ have the most com
plete stock of Fancy Gi^oceries Jto be found. You often
^ear folks say, /‘When you can't find it anywhere else,
go to Baldwin's.” ,
CHEESE BINGS . . . — . . . . 18c
SURE-JEL .. 15c
JUNKET TABLETS . 15c
A-1 SAUCE ........r. ....... 35c
PAPER TOWELS .10c
MIRACLE-ADE ... : .... ... 5c
Duke’s RELtSH, pint .. .7. .t. .;
Chase & Sanborn COFFEE, lb. .
ROUND STEAK,lb. . . . .
Mixed SAUSAGE, 2 Ibi. .. 35c
VEAL CHOPS, lb. .30c
BEEF ROAST, lb.... ... 20c
BAKED lb. .. . .T 60c
PICNIC MAMS, lb. 25c
BO1LE0, HAM, lb.. .. 14 .. 55c
Dressed trout
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/ PRIZES FOR THIS WEEK
/FIRST PRIZE . 8 LBS. JEWEL LARD
SECOND PRIZE „ 10 LBSL/SUGAR
THIRD PRIZE 2 LBS. BREAKFAST BACON
FOURTH I’RIZE 2 IHs. MARSHMALLOW CREME
Drawing Saturday Night, at 7:30
Baldwin's Grocery
Phones 99 and 100
SADLER’S BABY SPECIALS
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Lactic Acid Milk No. 1 and
No. 2, 4 lb. cans $2.99
CASTORIA, 40c size 31e
LYSOL, 50c size i 39c
VICKS, 7Sc size \ 54c
BABY LANOLIN X 25c
Baby Toilet Sets .. 75c and $1.25
CHUKS, pkg. of 12 93c
^ ^ Disporable Napkins
Parke-Davis COMFORT POW
DER, 3 oz. 25c 8 oz. 49c
HYGEA BOTTLES and
m\ NIPPLES ‘2 for 24c
FEENAMINT, 25c size 17c
S-TOP-SUK ; 46c
SYRUP OF FIGS 47c
Johnson’^.BABY CREAM,
25c size 19c
Mennen’s BABY OIL,
50c size 44r
ANTICOLIC NIPPLES, A
6 for 25c
Dr., West TOOTH BRUSH,
with Mickey Mouse Soap, 29c
BABY CASTILE SOAP, /
3 for /
Made from Pure Olive Oil
MOTHERS
Consult your physician about serums to prevent scarlet fever and
whooping cough. We have fresh supply kept electrically refriger
ated. . V
ZINC OINTMENT TUBES, 19c
For Minor Cuts, Eic.
BABY COUGH SYRUP 25c
INFANT SUPPOSITORIES,
Bottle of 12, long 25c
„ COD LIVER OIL, pint 69c
S j»EPSODENT ANTISEPTIC,
$1.00 size
59c
HANDY TAPE . . 10c and 25c
Foy^ Emo'gency Use
PABLUM ... ^. . A 44c
MILK OF MAGNESIIA, pt. 29c
EX LAX, 25c size 1 19c
DJERKISS^TALC; 25c size, 19c
PACIFIERS 10c and 15c
We carry a complete ^line of Baby Foods; Remedies, Appliances,
Nipples, Bottles, Toilet Ariicles and Comfort .Items. Just-phone
us your wants and we wiU deliver pr^ptly, and our priipes are
reasonable. — — —,
SADLER-OWENS PHARMACY
“AT UNHW STATION”
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