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< / ■ I ■ THI RSDAY. JULY I, 1937 THE CLINTOX CHRONICLE, CLINTON, S. C, PAGE THBBB The Woman’s Page SOaETY EVENTS. CLUB AND CHURCH NEWS OF INTEREST Telephone 258* I serve^ delightM refresh-1 loway sang M^irjof yOtltMWMWMlIlihlliytlMMWiWWIlPlllim ) g I hostess ^ - nients. ' j Life” (Victor Herberts, “tThtil” (Wil-{ The .following out-of-town guests.lfred Slinderson) was sung'hy Miss in addition to_^ th€|^ honor ,guest..„en-, Griff in. Jacobs played several' j ived the occasion: Mrs. T. E. Can-! numl)e1^^, including ‘‘The Bells of *St. S trell, Mrs. W. B. Cantrell, Mrs. H.: Mary’s, “The .Rosary’’ (Nevin), and § Boggs and'Miss Ijaverne Boggs, air'‘nreams” (Everitt). “To a of Liberty, Mrs. V. E. King of ^Pied-1 Rose” (McDowell) was softly ren- ‘niont and Mrs. C. E. Ha'^nilton-'of: deped during the ceremony. “The Bri- Easley. Wild § MR. .AM) MRS. CH.ANDLER HO.NOR BRID.AL P.AKTY •After thc'Tehe^arsal on Friday eve ning, Mr. and Mrs. J. .A. Chandler-de lightfully entertained in compliment to the Chandler-.Addison bridal party. A profusion of Queen Anne’s lace was used in decoration. From a beautif-ally appointed table (lei (.-.ous punch, sandwiches, anil hors d'l'cuvres were sened. dal Chorus” from Lohenpin was u?ed D01IA4 1 ixo'Tv processional apd Mendels- , , . * .u 1. t • sohn’s “Wedding Maix:h’’ for the re ly bridge parties at the home of the i IS ENTERTAINED cessional fbrmer on Wednesday -and Thursday} On Thur-sday evening. Miss Medorai xhe bride, of brunette type, was es- afternoons. ' Browning was honored when her sis- i^on^^ ^y her father, Jodie A.' Chand ler, who gave her in marriage. She INFOR.MAL TEA FOR C AlNEvSMLLE VISITOR Or. Wednesday afternobn Mrs. R. E Sadler complimented Mrs. D. R. N’im- ovk'^, of Gainesville. C,a.. a fomier .MII,A.M-SEAWRI(;HT leaden: of Clinton, with a lovely in-1 KITES .ANNOl'NCEI) On Wednesday guests were invited j ter, Miss L.illian Bums Browning, en- for four tables. A profusion of daisies tertained the bridal party and close knd gladioli were used in decoration.' friend.s at the Lakeside country club .After cards the hostesses served a | after the rehearsal. Here dancirvg'Was delectaible salad course. The following enjoyeii until a late hour, and through- out-of-town guests were present: Mrs. out the evening punch and hors McHardy Mower and Mrs. Richard !d’ oeuvres were serc’ed. Baker of .Newberry, Mrs. Donald Wy-1 - - sor of Dublin, Va., and Mrs. Johnj.MITCHEI.L-KNOX Wilkes of Laurens. AN’NOl’NCEMENT .A number of guests calleil for tea j The following announcement w.’ill be* , on Thursdav. formal tea. Mixi-d gardi-ti flowers were w ,;h glaiiiol; .foi- ijeci'ration. The ho't^s sened punch, wiches and’c-ookies. ( Ol.l MBIA (.IRL HONORED WITH PARTY M,"i' N'lrg.nia Dillard anil Elliott .lacoiis Were joint ho<tesses at a de lightful prom pai-y and dance at the h'Uiie of the former on Thursday eve- n.t.g, In'iior of .M;s- Dorothy <'ar- t gan Ilf ColuirAia. M:\od garden flowers weie used in WKDDINC til Cor ation. Punch was served through- (■ut *hr evening to about forty-five gUo-tS. read here with interest Mr. and Mrs. G. M. Mitchell of Greenville, announce the marriage of their niece, Thelma Daniel, to Gene ■McKendree Km>\. on Sunday, June 27th, Dt.dT, at Cliffside, N. The' groom is the only son of Mr. marriage of her sister. Mrs. Ophelia'and Mrs. K. R. Kiu'X of this city. He Milam, to H. (Irady' Seawright. on has a miiiilH'r of friends here who will .'Saturday, .June 2<>th. at (ireeiiville. he interested to learn of his marriage. The following'announcement is of used, MKual intere>t here: .Mrs. Es-;e .Atkins announc.'s th’ sand- was attired in a princess gown of white satin ■with long sleeyes and a full circular tr^in. The hodj^ce was fashioned with a high neckline, a lace yoke embroidered' in seed i>ej^rls ”aftd tiny satin-covered buttons extended down the front. Her long tulle veil was attached to a wreath o' orange blossoms. She carried calla lilies tied with white satin ribbon. The matron of honor. Mrs. Robert P. Hamer, of Eastover, the former •Miss Lydie Ix'ake uf thfs city, wore •a gown of nile gieen mousseline de soie made with a bouffant floor-length skiii, and a skoi appliipied at inti tuine. She wore a large natural coh ored leghorn hat with green velvc't PICNIC TIME What is more thriMing tl&n going on a picnic? Our store Is cran^jed full of good things, just waiting for you to go’. 1 ■ At Baldwin*s you wHTfind ev^thiug that’s good to eat. The finest groceries lo be had anywhere . . . and at pnees consislenV with Baldwin’s quidity . . . and our de livery service is unsurpassed .. . just phone 99 or 190. WE WILL CLOSE MONDAY FOR THE FOURTH I t cape. Daisies were'M* ervals over the cos-j« 15c 15c 25c 18c 25c 25c , n , ,, 1, , treamers and cai ried an arm bouquet 1 he couple w:Il hve in 1 eiidleton. 1 he young imup!e_ upon returnnigi„f tied with talisman satin The hnde has made her hon e ir fi-oni a wedding trip Will, make their' 4'l'n'.on a number of years where she hoTiie :n (,'linton. ribhon. •Mrs. (.arroll 1). Nance of Dross Hill, has done general nursing. She ha- a , ^ . r .v- i i i r i. , ^ ,, . MIS^ FK WCRs; ROPER HONORS Die bride, was dame of honor, wide elide ol friends who will regri t i\\»i r.iv mw.hvmi.'* i j • i m , , , , MFDOK A HKOWMM; , .'she and the junior hndesmaid, Marcia to earn that her marriage removes ('all i 1 her from the city for her future home MISS MKDOHA BROMNINi; On Tuesdav morning. Miss Fran-' hnde. were ;es Roiar gave a lovely'luneheon. com-D‘Dned in dresses the same style and ! pliiiienting Miss Medora Browning.' 1 whose marriage took plaei’ yesterday. immediate , Toinniii' eolor as the matron of honor, wore leghorn hats, and carried bouquets of DINNER (.IVEN FOR BRIDAL P\RTV Mr. and .Mrs. Cairo!! D. Nance of < 'll" H:!!, entertained in honor of the < ' andie;- .Addi-on lu idal party and o',r.-of-town guests lufore the rehear- :tl I'l, l-'iiday ewn.ng with a lovely (i ’.m ;. ( ii\r;s were laid for tlu' ^uest-^ at ji' f-;.iy - api'naited tatdes, eentered ■w 'h effecMe arratigemeiits of \ari- <>i<i’cd fliiwels. .A delicious dlimi'l' .1- -erved in cour<i'S. BREAKFAST BY MR. AND MRS. (JALLOWAY Mr. andnMrs. C. E. Galloway enter- she had as hev gu«‘<ts th< tained wifh a lovely wedding break-1 family and friends of the bride and } ^ Littli* loinmii' .stherrill, of Tampa, ^ fa-t at noon Saturdav honoring Miss her out-of town guests here for theli”*^'* iit.*phe\v of the bridegroom, acted j« ■ ig hearer, carrying the rincr in aiM daisies. I,it(Ii‘ MISS MAID. A RET SHKALY ENTERTAINS AT ( LI B M.s- Margaret .'^healy delight fully | • ’ ;a:n<||| al'out fifty friemls with a dance at I^ake-ide country club on. M'.nday evening. Throughout the evening punch and ^ '■andwiches were served from a pret-i t iv die Chandler and .James .Addison. j wedding. Bowls of gardenias decorated the' Tlie l;\ing room editin' Roper home rooms where a delicious Jf^uir-course, was fc‘-tive in van-colored zinnias, breakfast wa< served from beautifully i .\t the aicpointed hour the guc'st appointc'd talib's-, effcHdj^^^y carryuig, wore* invited into dUt the bridal coloi- of green and where tlie daisy tin white-. .Small basket- of mints marked i (...'in a d oiif. ,dl,n tin: center of tlie taiih the places and boutloniere- of orange wa- a liowl of sha-ta daisies and thc'j blos'oms were given a- -nuvenir- for fir-t course wa- a fie-/,en fruit eoek-j the occasion. 'f tail, with dai-y sandwichc';. Tlu'j Fhu guests Were members of the* bride’- place wa- marked with a Iceau-j bridal party and the immediate fami- tiful shoulder cordage*. I lies of tile bride and groom. 1 .\fter the eecktail. a delicious I ; lunch plate wa- -erved, .followed by ia (ic'^sert of lime -herlcert. The bride i was pic-eiited witli a mo-t attractive as l ing nearer, carrying the ring ealla lily tied with white satin ribbon, i The' bridegroom had for his best i man his Irrother, Tom Addison of the dining room j »^her-groomsmen lot f was elc'verlv Moorhead, Robert P. ft ‘ ■ II i.'t : n I /e 'ft Hamer, Fhmiing .Mason and George -' Dunlap. Till* men wore navy tbluejjlj coats lyid white flannel trousers Mrs. Chatidlej, the liride’s mothe woic a Idaek and white nniirquisettt (Continued on page six) MISS MAIDCARET MOORHEAD 'ON TOI R TO El ROPE •Miss AlaigHM’f .VJcMU^head, dauglitei^ gift, a going-away make-u|i set. •. aVi ' 1 r of Mr -appointed table, covered with a lace cloth and eentered with tinted Qiieeti -Anne's lace :n a crystal howl. Dancing and jiroms were enjoyed.. Dr. and Mrs. K. K. Shealy and Mrs. D. .1. Hr.mm chaperoned the group. d -Mrs. W. A. Moorhead of (Joldville, left Monday afternoon for .New York where she sailed yesterday on the ' tour of The guests pre-eiit at this lovidy party wi re i.sses M'C,flora jlrowning, Lillian Burns Browning. Mae Dicus, Normandie” for an extended WitheApoon. Dollv Milling Europe. Mis.s Moorhead is a u.-attvTnf Fort la-avenworth memiier of a special party of sixteen, I making the triji which will cover two Dnonths. She expects to return to: .America early in'.September. | j .Miss Moorhead graduated last' 'month with honors from Coker col-i lege where she made an outstanding! Betty Beatty,* of Fort I/cavenworth, Kan.. Sarah Vandiver of .Anderson, He'i'sie Morrah of (Ireenville, {(pd Mrs. (leo. BlaliH'k. POOLE-MARTIN .marria(;e In a beautiful home ceremony char- record. and tfKik a prominent part in' j,y dignity and simplicity, .Miss Mary Mac Poole, of this city, he- HRIDCE PARTIES BY JOINT HOSTESSES -Mrs. Kenneth Baker and Mr-^. H. E. all college activitie-^. Her friends will _ .S|ieneer were joint hostesses at love- learn with intere-t of the w-onderfiii (.jj,,,,. j^e bride of .Iam(‘s’Ernest .Mar- -- - trip abroad she will have for the sum- i^uirens, at noon on Saturday, mer given her by her father '.huio Jtt. The ceremony was performed ^graduation pre.omt^ ^ py Pn.ie’s pastor.’^he Rev. \V. N. i f the inimedi- 'Special Sunday Dinner 40c 11:3(1 to 2:30 EVENING MEAL . .15:30 fl>.&:00 Hotel Ginton Coffee Shop LEMON JUICE, can Shoe String POTATOES, can . MASON JAR TOPS, dozen .... TENDER LEAF TEA, pkg. .. OLD DUTCH, 3 for POTTED HAM, € for .... LUNCH TONGUE; can ...... 25c SHREDDED WHEAT, pkg.... 15c PICNICS, lb. . . . . . . . . .25c BEEF LIVER, lb.... ., ^ MIXED SAUSAGE, 2 lbs.. . .. 35c BEEF ROAST, lb. ........ 20c PORK RIBS, lb ;....... 20c STEW BEEF, lb . . . . 15c BAKED PORK LOAF, Ib... 35c A Good Variety of Cold Cuts for Sandwiches PRIZES FOR THIS WEEK EIKST I'RIZE . 25 LBS. SUGAR SECOND I’JtIZE ^ 4 L PICNIC HAM THIRD PRIZE : 2^18. Duke’s MAYONNAISE FOURTH PRIZE '/, Gal. WHITE KARO Drawing Saturday Night, at 7:30 Phones 99 and 100 t.ODD DIAMONDS ARE SAFE *■ INVESTMENTS F^pecially when price.s are goin^ up. Treat yourself to the plea.sures fine , jewelry gives. A small deposit will hold for fur ther deliverv. FRONTIS JEWELRY STORE SHOWER IN EASLEY FOR RE( ENT BRIDE Mr.-. W. Don ('ojieland of Reiino, ^ the former .Miss .Sara t'oles of (ireen-| ville, was honored by .Miss Fay Hen (iricks of Fa.-!ey, at a surprise mis . Long, :n t he pres<'ii(’e o ate families and a few close friends, using the impres.-ive ring ceremony. In the living room a large mirror, ^placed to advantage, reflected artis- itic ai rangerheiits of Queen Anne’s ; lace and shasta dai.sies, which made setting for cellaneou- -hower on .Satuitiay after-1 . i an uM'j-ually beautiful noon, i Mi> r wiith cer<-niony a jirogram ('opeland’.s filace was marked'j^’ a loveW shoulder corsage of i '\ * , , , of prenuiitial music was rendered by I UurmK th,. afu.rfi.on -"'I, y,. th.- ..tr«,ns „f UtH-nKrtn's '•Brid. ,ere enjoyed, lafter which thC' , ,, . . i -.u u-- al ( horns the bride entered with her father, who gave her in marriage, and was met by the groom, who hail as hi.s be-t man ('h<-ster Kelier, of (ireen- music we Galloway’s Clearaiii;i; Sale! Thursday, Friday & Saturday July 1st, 2nd and 3rd CLEARANCE SALE OF ALL SUMMER STOCK i ■ Wash Uresses Chiffons and Prints o I v: Hats Straws and Felts Bags and Gloves “To a WiIiI Rq.s.u” ,wa,s softly played (luring the ceremony. j The bride was becomingly attired i m a junk lace dress with navy acoes-! -one-, and a shoulder corsage of pink j tulx' roses and gardenias. | Immediately after the ceremony an., informal reception was held. In the j dining room the table wa- covered i with a lovely lace cloth, in the center ,of which wa.s a 1k>w1 of pink gladioli , and fern, flanked by tail tafiers in crystal holders. The color scheme was carried out in {link and white.' 1 .After the reception the bride and- groom ]< ft for a* wedding trip, and } ufion their return will make their, h(>me in Lauren*. | I Mrs. Martin is, the eldest daughter | (,f .Mr. and Mrs. M. ('. PcK.le of this, c:ty, and for the past several years! has been connected -with Rosp’s store. . .Mr. Martin is the son of Mrs. Clar ence Martin and the late Mr. Marlin j j>i Lauren-, and hold.* a po.*ition withi the I^urens Gla.ss Works. ( HANDLER-ADDLSON WEDDING ! LOVELY ( HI H( H AFFAIR ! ,A beautiful wedding took place Sat urday afternoon at .'uliO o’clock in the F;r-t Pre-)»yterian church when Miss. .N'adie Chandler, of this city, became the bride of James Temiiieton Addi-i -on of Ooldviile. The ceiemoriy was (lerformed by Dr. D. J Wood*, pastor of the church, in the presence of a large assemblage of relatives arid'friend*. •, Cathedral candle- cast a mellow i glow over tall fl.oor basket- of Queen .Anne’r* lace an(l shasta daisies \5'ith—1| rvW-4 ♦ rx »• i a Itaekground of palm*. In the center; of ’he arrangement was a large mir ror, ref Iwting the wed(ling scene ou.t- iined with graduated cathedral Gan dies t.ed together ■with filmy tulle. F-oor ba*ket.s of Queen .Anne’s lace marked the family {>ew*. A program of prenuptial muiic was rendered by Mrs. J. F. Jacobs at the organ. Miss Collette Griffin, soprano, afid “Chick” Galloway, tenor. Mr. Gal- Sadler’s July Money SAVERS! 60c SAL HEPATICA ........ 49c An Alkaline Laxative That Rida the Body of Toxic Poisons. Pleasant To Take and Thorough'lit Action. ALKASELTZER 60c • • • • • • • • 49c Pleasant — Effective — Speedy For Touches of Indigestion, Headache, etc, Ice Caps, Water Bottles, Fountain Syringes, Infant Rubber Appliances, Breast Pumps, ets. Our stock is complete and new, and oiir pric^are the lowest obtainable for quality m^wandise. Ear Syringes from 15c. Combi- nation Fountain Syringe from SI.19.^ a \'. 0 I 0 0 I i! 0 0 Ipana 39c Forhan’s Tboth Paste, tube ............ 39c Listerine Tooth Paste, large 37c PeP«>dent Tooth Calox Tooth Powder, _ large ............ 50c. 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