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THURSPAY, JUNE 17, 1937
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SOCIBTY BVEiNTS;,
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JOINT HOSTESSES -—’^~L ■ -.
GIVE LUNCHEON
On ’Friday afternoon Misses Sadie
Chandler and Lidie Leake were com
plimented with a lovely bridge lunch
eon given by Mrs. J. F. Jacobs, Jr.,
and Mrs, Pringle^Copelwi^.
The home was b^u,tifuHy decorated
with gladioli and mixed garden flow
ers, Ten tables wert arranged for
cards, j after which the hostesses
_ served a delicious two coarse lunch
eon.
The bonorees were presented with
lovely gifts.
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Vmiss Icollette griffin
HOSTESS TO BRIDES-ELECT
Tuesday afternoon Miss Collette
Griffin honored Misses Lydie Leake
and Sadie Chandler, popular brides-
elect, with one of the largest and
most delightful bridge parties of the
week.
Bowls of ^nk roses and gardenias
were ^cff^ivriy placed_ about the
card rooms where nine tables were in
^play. *
After a series of progressions the
ho^ss, assisted by Mrs^ Xionnie Mc-
llan, Misses Lois Blakely, Frances
per and Odetta Mauney served a
delectable chicken salad course, iced
popular after-dinner speaker^ Dr.
Dapiel was thanked vbjr the club for
his eloquent and inspiring. address.
W.. P. Jacobs, president ’of Presby
terian college, was also on the pro
gram for a short talk.
SHOCKLET-JONES
RITES IN ASHEVILLE
<juy Brown Shockley of thil city,
announces the marriage of his daugh-
w;th valley lilies, ai^d her flowers
Were |a corsage of gaitdenias -and val
ley lilies. ' ‘ J
Mr. Spencer was Attended by G..W. Collecting spiders is. more than a
Goolsby, of Columbia,, as .best man. <^1 hobby’with Mrs. J. B. Kastoh’of New^S
* Mrs. Quat'tleba^hi, mother of the Haven, Connecticut/ who has assist-,^
bfide, wore ap ensemble having a ®d her husband. Dr. Kaston, in gef-
iflowefed print ^ dress of silk and a | ting together more than 10,000 speci-
black net redingote. Her accessories! mens,' some of them alive. Included
were black and her corsage, was of among the specimens are species of
mixed flowers. Ithe tarantula and .jjie-blSck widow.
Mrs. Spencer, thother of the bnde-'The spiders are in the agriculture ex
groom, wore a navy crepe dreks with ^ pCriment station and the collection
pale pink trim, and navy accessories. made at the request*of state
Her flowers were pink roses. * entomologist. Not all the spiders are
H^rs. Spencer, the daughter of Mr. i natives of Connecticut. The collection
and Mrs. James Daniel Quattlebaum,, will serve in making the first thor-
is a charming and popular gi^rl; Shejnugh study of spiders of. that state,
is an alumna ^of the University of " ^
South Carolina where she was a mem
ber of the Chi Omega soCorityJand
the Dama? club. Since her graduation,
Mrs. Spencer has taught in the Rose-
ter, Fredna, to Robert Maurice Jones, ^ood school ind in a private school at
on Saturday noon^ June 12. 'Hie cere-1 Hastings-on-the-Hudson, New York,
mony was performed in Saint Mark’s] Mr. Spencer.is the son of Mr. and
Lutheran church, Asheville, N. C.,| Mrs. Carroll B. Spencer of Washing-
with the Rev. R. R. Fisher as the of-! ton, D. C., formerly of Columbia. He
fici^ting minister.
The pride’vfaTattired in navy blue
and her shpulder corsage was of red
rosebuds valley liliefe.
attended the University of North Car
olina, •here he became a member of
the Pi Kappa Alpha fraternity.-^.
Spencer is now with the Epes-Fitz-
Mr. and Mrs. Jones left immediate-jgerald Paper company of Columbia,
ly after the ceremony for a wedding and ks located in this city. ,, *
trip, through North Carolina and (Immediately after the ceremony
Tennessee, 'and after Jtme 21st will the bride’s parents entertained at a
be at home in Chesnee, S. C., where J.^edding breakfast in the crystal room
the groom holdj^^yjosition.
INTEREST CENTERS IN.
LEAKE-HAMER WEDDING
Of widespread 'social interest this]
week is the wedding^nc,xt Saturday]
evening at seven o’clock at which [
of the Hotel Columbia.
Mr. and Mirs. Spencer
Known as the mother club of South
ern women in New York, the Dixie]
club, whose new president is Mrs.
Charles Dixie Farriss, has a' philkir-
thropy all«its own. The Dixie. Aid
which provides layettes not only to
the Frontier Nursing association, but
to St. Geoige’s Church ciinfic, Ijjpwer
hospital apd other institutions in New
York.
Dr. Aurelia Henry Reinhardt, pres-
iden tof Mills college, California, has
ahnounce<l that she and the trustees
want one million dollars in'fhnds for
“the college to enable ...them to main
tain a choi^ assortment of prospec
tive home makers. The college au
thorities say that “almost all Mills
girls marry and mary very well.”^
Choice cuts such as ours wilt make anyone hungry.
We offer housewives the most and best In Foods and
Meats that hbuse-keeping money can |)ay anywhere.
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20c
10c
will make, W> carry a -romplete line of blank
their home in the Hays apartments on
Woodrow’ street. ' —
books. Ledgers, Cash Rooks, Journals,
Day Books, etc. Call 74 for your
needs. Chronicle Publishing Co.
tea and mint sherbert. ^ ^
The honor guests were presented
with atteai^^ ivy 'howls; ” — - ' '
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Miss Lydie Holland Leake wilf be- AdciltlOnal LOCalS
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come the bride of Robert Pickett
Hamer of ]Eastover, the ceremony to
takenplace ST the First Prbsbylerlaii,
church with its pastor. Dr. D. ‘J. [ the gueils Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. K, ’
Woods, the officiating minister. . '.Mills in _Green\vood.<‘“““'* >
The bride, ‘ youngest daughter ofj Uttlo'AnirDwehs is spending this
Mrs. Bessie Cons^ne I^eake, and the ^ Easley with her aunt and un-
late J. Will Leake, be given Mr. and Mrs. Hen Martin.
.Mis. GillRM’t Blakely and children
MISS SADIE CHANDLER
HONORED WITrt PARTY
- Mrs. W. C. Oxley and Mrs. Chri.s
A^atr were joint ho.'stesses at a lovely
luncheon on Tuesday niorninjf at the! pV her,cousin, Klbei t Stone, j
home of Mrs. Oxley igomplimenting ^1';* 7ave gone to Montrose, Ga., to spend
Miss Sadie Chandlen,
complimenting ...
bride-elect of ! attended by hi^ father, R. C. Hamer, i ^
pie mopth. Quantities of gladioli and as. best rnari,^
roses made a setting of unus^l
beauty for six tables of cards.
Miss Chandle^r’s place and that of
M i.ss Lydie Ixoake, was marked, with
lovely shoulder corsages [ of Gladioi.
They were presented gifts of linen.
A delicious two course lunche.QlL*^®^» Columbia, and
was'served. The following out-of-
town guests enjoyed the occasion;
^Mrs. H. M. Wise of JacksonviFle^Fla.,
Mrs. W. D. Campbell of Cambridge,
6., and Mr?. James King of Washing
ton, D. C.
CLINTON ROTARY-^UB
HAS “LADIES NIGHT’’
The Clinton Rotary club held its
annual “ladies night” celebration on
Monday evening in the ‘’Masonic
Temple-httiWing. The banquet was
rott chapter, Order of the Eastern
Star, with the hall attractively deco
rated for the enjoyable occasion."
In the absence of Dr. C. M.,,Work
man, the club’s president, Dr. F. K.
Shealy presided. Individual Rota-
rians presented their guests and Dr.
Shealy presented as official guests
of the club, the invited guest speak
er and Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Eichel-
berger, representing the local Lions
club.
The address of the evening waS giv
en by Dr. D. W. Daniel of Clemson
College, widely known educator and
umim'r with relatives.
. Mr. and Mrs. Drummond Hailey''
wore vi-s-itors in ('olumhia on Monday.
Mary Allen Ston.e of Union, a cousin j Mrs. C. N. Mauney is •; spending;
of the bride, will Ik? the’ bridesmaid, .some time in t’olumhia. }
Ushers will be James Addison of' Mr. and Mrs. Edwanl Henry and!
Miss Sadie Chandler, a June bi 'de-'
elect, wll be the maid of honoy. MTss!
Special
Sunday Diimrir
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EVENINO MEAL-
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Hotel Clinton
■ Coffee Shop
Goldville, Randel Stoney of Charles-
Rbbert vLee Scarborough of Eastover
Prip.T^ to, the wedding a program of
nuptfal music will be rendered by
Mrs. J. F.'JaCcobs, Jr., as organist, and
Miss CoUette Griffin, who will sing.
Since the announcement of her be
trothal, Miss Leake has been enter
tained at a series of lovely parties.
MRS. ROBERT S. OWENS
GIVES LOVELY TEA
Outstanding among social affairs
of the early summer was the tea
Temple Htmttomg. me oanquex was
servW by members of the J. ^r^ar--Mia. Robert S. Owens gave on Tues-
■day afternoon at her home on Maple
'street The lovely new horpe had
occasion by a- profusion of garden
flowers. Boquets of pink rosea
adorned the living room while bowls
of mixed gladioli were effectively
used in the hall.
Mrs. Owens received her guests in
the living room, and receiving with
her were her nieces Mrs. Price Pad
gett and Mrs. Percy Stokes of New
berry, and Mrs. Edwin Gouvely of
Cincinatti, who is the guest of her
sister, Mrs. George W. Taylor, Mrs.
H. B. Goff of Scottsboro, Ala., Mrs.
FATHER’S DAY
SUNDAY
THRILLING GIFTS
—at prices you can afford.
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JEWEIJIY STORE
and Mrs. J. M. Dick of Raleigh, >r.
C.
Assisting in entertaining in the va
rious' rooms were: Mrs. Bennett
Townsend, Mrs. Zee McLees, Mrs^^ R.
E. Sadler, Mrs. Gary Martin, Mrs.
John W. Little, Miss Clara^ Duckett,
Mrs. John Spratt and Mrs. Bynum
Belts. ,
In the dining room where the tea
table was covered with an ecru lace
clotji, the center i^omment was an
exquisite arrangement of tinted
Queen Anne’s lace. For refreshments
delicious*punch, sandwiches, cakes and
mints were served. Serving i^re
Mrs. T. D. Jacobs, Mrs. S. C. Hays,
sons, Billy and Robert, of Elbcrton,
Ga.. spent the" \voek-en<i' with their
|)arepts, Mr. and Mi^. H. 1). Henry.
James-Jeanes' is spemling several
days in Eaijley with,his luaother and
sister-in-law. Dr. and Afrs. R. P.
Jeanes. . |
Mr.s. Blakely Tribble and Miss Lil
lian Quinn of Blacksburg, are spend
ing some time at High Hampton,
N. C.
Miss Bertha Gray Gallman of New
berry, spent the week-end with Mrs.
R? L. Plaxico and other friends in the
city..
Miss Lydie Blakely of Columibia, is
spending a month in the ‘city wdth
friends and relatives.
Mrs. P. S. Jeanes, W. P, Tribble
and children, Betty and David, were
visitors in High Hampton, N. C., on
Tuesday.
Mr, and Mrs. Charles Workman of
Spartanburg, spent the week-end with
the Jatter’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. J.
Reid Todd.
Dr. and Mrs. J. F. Bozard of Green
ville are spending the summer with
the latter’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. H.
D. Henry. Dr. and Mrs. Bozard have
been in Ithica, N. Y., the past year
Willard Campbell of CambrldgeT O., jB.j,ere Dr. Bozard attended Cornell
university and received his Ph.D. de
gree on June 10, “' . ■
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L. RUSSELL GRAY and
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MUSHROOMS
SWEET RELISH,quart..,..
JUNKET MIX, pkg.
SELOX . 5c
CHLOROX . . 30c
GRAPEJUICE, pint 20c
HOT SAUCE, botUe ....... ^. 10c
RIPE OLIVES, jar 20c
ROUND STEAK, lb. . 30c
PORK CHOPS, lb. . ./ 30c
BEEF ROAST, lb
VEAL CHOPS, lb. ..
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MIXED SAUSAGE, 2
DRESSED TROUT, GROAKER^
PRIZES FOR This WEEK
VlUSt I'RIZE ./6 LBS. SNOWDRIFT LARD
SECOND I'RIZE .. ./12 LBS. RED BAND FI.Oi:«k
THIRD PRIZE . Vz LB. BANQUET TEA
FOURTH PRIZE .Z 3 QTS. GINGER \LE
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Prizes for needlework exhibited at
the Golden Jubilee exposition in South
Africa have been awarded to Mrs. Ed
ward Chaiken of Pittsburgh, Pa. Mrs.
Chaiken was bom in Russia and came
to America when a youhg girl. Her
handiwork received the late Czar’s
praise. Among the latest pieces of
embroidery of which she is immense-
MUM, 60c, Deodorant 43c
YODCHIA, Cream Deodorant, tube 25c
AMOLIN, Powder Deodorant .... 25c and 50c
SPIRO, Powder Deodorant, 30c box ...... 19c
INGRAM’S, For a Cool^h ave,
tube or jar ..... ..... 35c
SHAVAMI, Brudiless Shaving Cream,'
Ib. tube, 50c size 39c
McKean’s Lather Cream, 25c size . 19c
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Mrs. ..R. W. Wade, and Mrs. Ansel t ly proud, are portrait* of the Duke
Godfrey.
Among the out-of-town guests at-
ten(hng the tea were Mrs. J. H. With
erspoon] Cross’’ Hill, Mrs. George
Balle, Mrs. Lizzie Christopher, Mrs,
Ross Young and Mifs Dqris Young
of Laurens, and Mrs. C. D. Nance of
Cross Hill. —
MISS JULIA QUATTLEBAUM
WEDS CARROLL SPENCER
Of/interest .here was the wading
of M^s Juha Lester Quattlebaum and
Carroll Mann Spencer bf this city,
which WM solemnized last Tuesday at
noon in the Lutheran Church of the"
Incarnation, Columbia. The Rev.
Thomas F. Std>er, pastor of the
church,'olificiated before* relatives and
clo^ friehds of the couple.
’Mrs. Thomas Wilson of Leonia, N.
J., and Mrs. Clarence M. Glenn of
New York City, sistiOrs of the bride,
were, -the bridesmaids. They wore
dresses of maize tropical silk finished
vritHTi^rown and w’hite dotted girdlesr
Their accessories, were brown and
white, and theii^owers were shoul
der corsages ^of^daisiest
Mrs. Manigault Capers, theThatron
of honor, wore a xlress Wi black" crepe
with maize linen bolero. Black opces-
sories c^pleted the costume, and- her
flowera were daisies.
• ‘ TImJ' bride, who wi^s' given in mar
riage by her father, James Daniel
Quattlebaum, was lovely in a haqd-
some tailor^ suit, an adaptation oYa
Patou; mo^l, -fashioned of Congo
cloth, and worn with linen accessories
of matching oi£f-white. She carried
her motherV prayer book ^wer^
and Duchess of Keqi^ and President
Roosevelt.
The married woman has a right to
work 1/ she wants to, is sthe declara
tion of Judge Jennie Loitman Barron,
speodiiLjudge of a Massachusetts dis
trict court, who has come to the de
fense of the wife who if employed.
“No woman works in a factory unless
she is forced to,” Judge-Barron, for
merly assistant to the state attorney
general, said. “Artists should not
cec^ to work because they marry,
and the same is true of Worhen in the
profession*.” | -
The Pan-Pacific Women’s associ
ation wilf hold its fourth biennial con
ference in Vancouver, B. C., July 12
to 14. The association’s objective is
“practical ways and i^eans * of pro-: I
motring peace and international under- i
standing among thp women of the P«-j
cific countries.” Miss Mat^ Bollert, j|
^an 6f Wbmen at Hie Uiriyersity ofj
British Columbia, i* chairman of the
Canadian section of the association, '
'Foetry contests for patients in New
York' city hospitals have been started
by a group of Barnard college, stu
dents under, the direction of Miss
Elizabeth Reynard of the English de
partment.’ Patients will be invited to
write short verse* of five to six lines.
Prizes will awarded every fort-
hight and a/committee at Barnard
will examine' the manuscripts. Miss
R^nard skys that several doctors
and psyphiitri.sts are enthusiastic for
the projeef, especially as it *will give
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Rubbing Alcohol full imt ..
Listerine Antiseptic, 75c size ..
Pepsodent Antiseptic, 75c size .
No. 59 Antiseptic, full pint
Vitalis Hair Tonic, $t|^, 79c
Mahdeen Tonic, 60c size . 44c
Fitch Sham}^, 75c size . 59c
Vaseline Hair Tonic, large 70c
Lucky Tiger Tonic, |1 size, 79c
SL50 Kolor-BakEc»tortf $1.19
Palmolive Shampoo ..... 25c
ASPIRIN TAmJElTS, UUy, 100
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