The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, August 26, 1937, Image 3
THURSDAY. AUGUST 26, 1937
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THE CLINTON CHRONICLE, CLINTON. S. C.
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The Woman’s Page
SOCIETY EVENTS,
CLUB AND CHURCH NEWS OF INTEREST
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pany agreed on th« ground^ that Mr.
Thornley was to secure an able writ
er for the text. By his friendship with
Mr. Stoney he succeeded in complet
ing these arranfements and the pub
lication of the beautiful book on one
salad and dessert combination may
start with a chilled first murse, go
on to the usual hot main codrse and
finish up with crackers and cheese
traffic officer whd had difficulty in
removing: lint from hts dark tthlfonn.
He tried a mermaid ^‘ry sponsre-and
found that all lint wa.s easily re
moved in a jiffy^ Pass this hint on
and coffee. Jellied bouillon, chilled
vepetable juice cocktail oi^ a zestful j to hubby to show Jiim <ycp know
of Aiperica's^most interestinif cities j appetizer, iiuch as sardines, make thing or two.
i is now assured. — j splendid first "courses for this type
GEORGE QI4\"ER of Savannah,!of meal. Since the dessert-salad in-
MR. AND MRS. YOUNG
ENTERTAIN FRIENDS
Mr. and Mrs. Andy Young enter
tained about fifty friends on Thurs
day evening witha chicken stew at
their home near here. After the de
licious supper, games and contests
were enjoy^.
ELIZABETH JACKSON
HONORS VISITOR
On Tuesday evening Elizabeth^Jack-
Eon honored her visitor. Miss Jean
Mackey of Lancaster, with a delight
ful ^prom party, to which she invited
about thirty guests.
During the evening punch and cook
ies were served.
Ga.. dropped in to say^hello and in:: • variably, is a
quire about his friend, HUGH HOL-i better not
M.AN, strangely absent from these of fruit.
to
fruit combination, it’s
make~ the first course
parts.
West Clinton News
occasion. Climaxing the day’s events
was an appetizing dinner served pic
nic style. After a short business ses
sion, the afternoon was spent in pleas
ant conversation. Among the out-of-
state visitors were: Mr.i. |md Mrs. J.
W. Chandler, Ruth and O. H. Chand
ler of Cocoa, Fla; W. E. Chandler. JuwiiU and OdeU Hale of Green-
Mr, and Mrs. William Chandler and ^ spending the week with
Billie Chandler of Cocoa Beach. Hr. and Mrs. Gus
Dot Chandler and W. W. Tribble of . Harris.
These dessert salads are ideal for
1 summer entertaining, too. Served
I with a tray of sandwiches and hot
coffee they are refreshing and satis
fying.
STREET DANCE FOR
WASHINGTON VISITOR'
On Thursday evening Ame Jacqbs
entertained with a street dance and
prom party in honor of Charles Lav-
erty of Washington, D. C.
About fifty young friends enjoyed
the occasion. Punch, cookies and
doughnuts were served.
Washington, D. C.
MISS DOUGLAS TG
MARRY NEXT MONTH
Miss Margaret Douglas of Colum-
bia, who is to be'married to H. Robert
Mr Jind Mrs. Berry Trammell and
family visited relatives in Spartan
burg Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Belton Warren and
daughter. Jo .Ann speht Monday with
Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Arnold.
Mr. and Mrs, W’iU Sumcird-of New-
Woods, Jr., on the evening of Sep-1 ^
tember 18, at the First Presbytenan Sumerel of Whitmire
church in Columbia, has announced
her attendants. Included in the group
are visiting Mrs. Ola' Strickland.
Mrs. .Arthur W’orthy and 6etty
GIVES PARTY FOR
GRANDDAUGHTER
Mrs. D. E. Tribble
honored her s
are her sister, Mrs. Ai Izard Josey.jH'*^*' Osborne of Rock Hill are spend-
the former Miss Elizabeth Douglas, of weeks with Mrs. L. W.
Columbia, who will be maid of honor; ^
and Miss Flqjrcnce Bailey of this city, Mr. and Mrs. W ill Jones^ Grt'en-
who will be iTiridesmaid. .'‘“t: *'*r- ‘V-?' of
Miss Douglas is the daughter relatives here
Mrs./Davison McDowell Douglas of ^'*"*^*^'* v . .
Columbia, and the late Dr. Douglas,! Mrs, Come Re^er has returned
who was president of the. University spending the ^wk with
of South CAroTina, and for fifteen I m eoldvdle.--
years previous president of Presby-!, Davenport and Mr. nad
terian college in this city. Miss Doug- J* Greenville spent
granddaughter, Betty Tribble, with _
party on fiiday eveni^ at her hom^:i;”7p;nrher‘‘childh^''‘hVre andls ^eek-end with Mr. and Mrs. Joe
About thirty of Betty’s, friends* r^embered by many‘Terry,
were invited and proms were enjoyed acquaintances. Mr. Woods! ^ Mra. Joe Johnson and children
early in the evening. Later, games m,.. spent the week-end with Mrs. John-
and contest.^ afforded" amusement for R^,bert Wood
the group.
Frozen Fruit Salad
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One-half pound or 32 marshmal
lows, 2 tablespoons lemon juice, 2
cups diced pears or peaches, V4 cup
quartered manuschino cherries, 1%
cups crushed pineapple drained from
juice, 2 cups ginifer ale, 1 cup may
onnaise, 1 Cup whipping cream, %
teaspoon salt. ’
Add lemon juice to marshmallow's
and heat over hot water or over a
very low heat until softened. Remove
from heat and stir until dis.solved.
Chill while preparing fruit. To chilled
marshmallow mixture add ginger.^ale
and mayonnaise. Siir in prepared
fruits and fold in cream’ whipped uri^
til firm. SiM-son with salt and/turn
i»to freezing traysV ^'^ze at cold
est temperature until firm, then ripen
two or three hours longer at normal
temperature. Cut in .squares and serve
on chilled shredded lettuce. If you
don’t want 1o freeze
Party food for the four-year-old
should <'be ' simple and yet have a
“party” air. Serve a lunucheon or
supper during the regrular hour for
that meal. Place creanried chicken in
mashed potato or boiled rice nests.
Add a helping of buttered green
beans. Put animal cutout sandwiches
on the edges of the plates.
Services At Bailey
Memorial So6n
occasions, and doubtless will be heard
by many, 'besides members of tha
JBkikiy Memorial church.
AUCTION SALE
On Monday morning, August 30, at
11 o’clock, at the Armory, 120 squares
of tid roofing off the new Clinton
Armory wrill be sold to the highest
bidder for cash.
WALTER A. JOHNtSON,
Capt., 'Battery G, 263rd,
C. A., S. C. N. G.
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*The Paper Everybody ReadiT
Beginning Monday, Sept. 6, and
continuing through the 15th, there
will ibe a series of revival eervices
at Bailey Memorial Methodist church,
according to an announcement by the
pastor. Rev. B. S. Drennan.
Services-will be held each evening
i ait 7:45 and will be led by Rev. W. B.
Garrett, presiding elder of the Green
wood district.
Mr. Garrett is well known in Clin
ton,^’hcr'e he has preached on several
Special
Sunday Dinner
40c
11:30 to 2:30
EVENING MEA^
5:30 to 8:00
Hotel Clinton
Coffee Shop
Punch, cookies
were served.
and
MRS. H. F. HARRIS
HONORED WITH PARTY
Mrs. H. F. Harris, the former Miss
Lucy Bums, was complimented on
Tuesday afternoon by Misses Martha
iHividson and I^iis Blakely with a
bridge party. Amid a setting of gay
summer flowers, ^bles were arranged
for cards. .After several interesting
progre.ssions the hostesses served a
tempting salad course with iced tea.
of Dr. and Mrs. Harpor 'I;? '"j"'
ds of Chester ^**'s. .A. J. Campbell.
Following their wedding trip, Miss‘ .Mrs. .A. J Harvey sj^nt
sandwiches Woods will relatives in Buf-
their home in Augusta. Ga.. .Mr.;^*‘^'' .
Woods having been recently trans- ''dliam (annon, Mrs. Cecil
femetl to that city by his firm. Parke. son, Urry .K>e sjient the
vis and company. week-end in Spartanburg with
in mechanical
refrigerator, turn mixture into mold
|nd pack in eight parts finely chop
ped ice to one 'part ice cream salt.
Let stand two or three hours, freez
ing without .stirring. ' /
TW* recipe make.s enough for eight
large .servings. . .<
If you need more shelf room for
liooks in yopr living room, consider
framing a door or window with
rela-
week-end
‘lives.
; Mr. and M rs. W. L. Evans, Misses
.Margaret Evans and Elizabeth Wil-| room
-son visitetl relatives in Jonesville'
:>unday. The latter remained for a
visit. ^
— I Mrs. John A. Copt'land and chil-
Folks, that man's here again—fjren of Arkansa.s. .Mrs. Bes.sie Winter
J. J. RINKIS, of Baltimore, Md., who, Harrison Cop«*!and of near Clin-
shelvos. Use the top shelf that spans
the opening for old china or any
"iHldments” you may have and
How much interest they add to
may believe ,
in miracles . . .
ry
Bui Don*! Expuct Them From Cotmofict
A lovaly rfda <lapi
good haaMi. Ba wl
cmbmIK Hm
lOfMaa. 11
avary otfM
tyat. ihay <
A lovaly dda dtpaadi oa (ha parf^ of yoar eoaaadct and on
" “ ir..aalae( MAKElE NON-ALLERGIC
•o yrldaly andowad by Oa kishaal Medical
aadiofMiaa. Thaia pMpiMdoai «a devoid of'onlsioo(,ilca alarch
and avary other Infradheal dial oonid lattala vonv aUa, noaa# Ihroal
or ayaa. They are mo lo oat even d yon are aBartlcCaapaf-aanaHiva)
see
the
.A new use for sponges has been
discovered by h, fasiidiou.s New York
The honoree was presented a love- two months ago promised to pay ton spent Monday with .Mr. and Mrs. 1
ly gift. iCliaton another visit-^^w him deco-1 James Dunaway. !
irkixT'T rating windows . . . Why is ERNEST i Mrs. Paul Brewn has returned toi
AT r'AniVwv AARNOLD, student at Yale’s divinity her home in Columbia after spending:
AT (lARIiEN I ARTY school. New Haven, Conn., making so a few weeks with relatives.
Mrs. R. E. Sadler and Mrs. R.^S.;many flying visits to our fair city?. Mrs. George Stewart and daughters
We never like to keep readers in sus- ^f Watts Mills visited Mr. and Mrs.
pense, so this^s just a,hint—he was Ralph Stewart. Sunday,
reported seen in the vicinity of the Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Howard and
cojmer drug store with MISS ANNIE daughters, and Mrs. J. J. Riddle vis-i
To whom it may ited relatives in Greenville Sunday
Owens entertained in honor of Mrs.
RusseJl Laverty of Washington, D. C.,
«n4 M|!8. David Henry of Clemson
college, on Thursday afternoon with
ft charming garden party at the homeiLgg JACKSON
of Mrs. Owens.
ctmeem: CARROLL B.ARNEIS has in-j Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Creswell and
Delicious drinks and hors d’ ouvres' La^e City. Really/wouldn't family of Abbeville spent Sunday with
L’AIGLONDRESSES
Exclusive at Galloway’s —
L’Aiglon Dresses rate high in
everything—style, fit, and val
ue. The fabric is soft, lovely
seal crepe. They’re well finished,
too. You can simply live in
them — and always look well-
dressed.
GALLOWAY’S
BEAUTY SHOP—
Call 20 for Appointment. *
were served the following guesU:.|jm>^ whether both parties are in-'M** Mrs James rreswell.
Mrs. Laverty,'Mrs. Henry, Mrs. W. terested or not
B. Owens, Sr., Mrs. W. B. Owens. Jr.,
Miss Nancy Owens, Mrs. Bessie Hil^s
Owens, Mrs. Raymond ^tts, Mrs, W.
E. Monts, Mrs. George* Taylor, Mrs.
Little JOHNNY!
Miss Gwendolyn Bridwell of Moores
.ADAIR just loves to answer the tele-hs spending the week with Myrtle
phone . . . MR.S BILL AD.AIR giving Trammell.
ADELAIDE ROBERTS a lift • - -I Mrs. Sherman Turner and two
1. o ^Tio is the “big apple king”? *. . daughters and Clark Sanland of
D0.>;NA^’ left Friday for Camp I Knoxville. Tenn., spent Sunday with
Mrs. R. W. Lind.say of rlint, Mich.,, pp|r,.y^ Ohio, where he will compete ins Mr. and Mrs, J. H. Cranford,
and Mrs. \V. E. Pelham of .Newberry, national rifle matches. On June
CHANDLER "reunion ‘ ^
HELD WEDNESDAY for tryout with the South Car-
In observance of a long-sUnding I “tid was
custom, the Chandler family reunion!**"®"^ selected o Jain®
vras held Wednesday. August J8. At C«np Perry for u period .^ 4o.ng »^y.
the home of Mrs. Emma Teague’^f/three weeks. He wUl^return home j
Chandler and the late J. W
Among The Sick
Misses Nell Smith and Joyce Braze-
well had their tonsils removed the
attend thelps’t week at the local hospital. Both
Mrs. Clyde Few is a patient at the
about Sept. 14 . . . MLSS LALLAH j Greenwood hospiul, where she un-
1^ AK^nf ««« J MAE EDWARaS Has decided to make dervrent an operation on Monday. ;
mtiVe, .nd friends gathered f„r,he!"“''>i"l‘r''.11 at hts Twrae
I Roper hospital nurses training school on Moan sireeu
Charleston on Sept. 9. Mrs, Billy Curler is ill at the home
I Of interest to South Carolinians is om her brother, James Creswell, on
the announcement that a beautifully VAashington street
; illustrated book, “Charleston, Mag
nolia and Old Brick,” will .be released
NOW IS THE TIME TO
SELECT THAT GIFT
Come in and see our nice
selection and join our Lay*
Away Plan.
FRONTIS
JEWEIJKY STORE
Y o«ng-St rickland
Miss Ehrline Y'oung and Joe Strick-
^ laid «... qo-..tly marriwi at th. h«ra.
book .a .llu«rat<Kl by M... Bayard.^^, Saturday
MARCELLE NON-ALLERGIC
cosmetics are attractive^ delicately
fragrant shdng you every beauty
aid you need and of coursey the
protection of medical purity
CLKCGlie
NON-ALLERGIC
COSMETICS
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Wooten and
Gailland Stoney.
the text
Samuel
Publication of the
is by
ning. Only a few close friend.s were
new book on Charleston is largely due
to the work of FANT THORNLEY.
former Clintonian, now assistant'
Richland county librarian. Mr. Thom-
Rirth Announcement
Mf. and Mrs. Ralph Stewart an
nounce the birth of a daughter on
ley saw the illustrations and took up Friday; August 20. The little girl has
with Houghton-Mifflin company the been given the name of Harriett
matter of publiahing them. The com- Linda.
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IXIMAI^
ICECREAM
(Trade-Mark Registered)
EVERYONE A(U(EES!
That DixiinaiD Ice Cream Has “It”!
TASTE APPEAL . i . ThaCs wkat DixinaiD Ice Cream
has! But besides, it's really aourisluBK and good to look
at. Eren people on strict diets can enjoy the delicioiis*
ness and tenefits of Ice Cream a few times a week.
ORDER IT FROM YOUR FAVORITE DEALER
A South Carolina Product
Manafactored by
GREENWOOD CREAMERY CO.
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Summer Salads
Do you remember the trouble poor jui
“Alice in the Looking Glass” had with ! ||
her cakes? One made her shrink al- *
most oUt of .«ight and the other made
her uncomfortably large so that s.^e
, had to work out a happy blending sf
the two to keep herself her own pleas
ant natural size.
Summer diet offers the housewi'e
jjost such a problem in balance"'as
i“Alice’s.” Too many heavy foods are'
distasteful, if not absolutely harm-j
ful, while light foods constantly serv-1
, ed become insipid and tiresome. So, in
-order to find a happy medium Le-
' tween the too hearty and the too
dainty we turn to salads.
Summer salads, more often 'than
not, fill dual roles. The fish and meat
salad answers for main course as well
as salad - coarse, and the fruit salad
does doty for salad and dessert.
Choose your salad and build your
IImenia around it and your meals will
be well balanced and interesting.
! When the salad takes the place af
the usual hot main coarse begin the
meal with a hot soup and finish up
)with one of those favorite oldj-fash-
! toned desserts like durnplings and
cobblers and roly-polys. A hot vege
table like sweet com or lima beans
’ should be served with the main
course.
The menu planned to" include the
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When You Are Sick...
Your speedy recovery depends, first on a prompt and
correct diagnosis and second on correct medication. Our
prescription service is founded on over twenty years of
experience in compounding. Some drugs must be bought
§ in small quantities, and often, from the maiiufacturers
jj to insure full and uniform strength. Others may safely be
I bought in large quantities, being stable, and thus effect-
II ing a saving for the customer. Some must be refrigerat
ed at near freezing, and some must be kept frozen. Only
an electric refrigerator will do this properly. We have
a large electric refrigerator for storingbur stocks of bi-
ologicals, glandular intravenous preparations, supposi
tories and insulin. We keep large and complete stocks of
these medicines on hand at all times. Our stocks of other Q
drugs and chemcials are dated on purchase, to insure Q
fresh, full strength medicine for you. Drugs come in dif- [Q
ferent qualities, just as do shoes^ hats and other mer-
I chandise, but we use only the best that can be bought,
U in our prescription department. That is your safeguard,
and saves you money in the long run. Your prescription
is high at any price, if it is not properly filled, and of the
finest ingredients obtainable. . "
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