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./ 7 ■ ' / THURSDAY, DECEMBER 16. 1637 -A- THE CLINTON CHRONICLE, CLINTON, S. C. PAOB SETEN I and Sam spent Sunday with Floyd Elder’s parents Mr. and Ljydia Mills News The friends of Walker Crain will be glad to know he is able to be out again after being ill at his home on Church street. Misses EToise and Nina Brown spent the week-end with their uncle and aunt Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Mc- .‘^wain in Hamlet, N. C. Mrs. J. P. Shockley and son spint Friday wMth relatives near here. Sherman Massey, Fred Ellis and Carson Neal sailed for Hawaii last Saturday. Miss Frances LaWsOn a number of friends at a party at her home on Saturday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. U H. Raleigh in Greenville. • Mrs. Raleigh -returned with her daughter for a visit. •Misses Lois and Frances Fuller and Misses Evelyn and Margaret Mosely spent Friday in Laurens with friends. Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Henson and children spent Sunday with Mrs. Joanna News Intermediate Leagne Goldville, Dec. 11.—The Interme diate league held its regular meeting with Kenneth Buchanan on Muske gon street. There were more than twenty leaguers present and alT en- Henson’s p.arenLs, Mr. and Mrs. S. S. IjoytHi the meeting. After the devo Wages in Clinton. I tional and business sessions a social Mr. and Mrs. Broqks Patterson and I hour was enjoyed by all. children spent Sunday with Mr. and Frances James of Tucapau, spent Sunday with relatives and friends. Mr, and Mrs. E. M. Woods and family, Mr. and Mrs. Claud Glenn, of Newberry and Mr. and Mrs. Elijah Brock of Newberry, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Beckem. Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Hughes, Rev. and Mrs. R. D. Hughes, and D. G. ' Jackson, attended the Ma.sonic lodge I banquet at‘ Whitney Saturday. I M essrs. Bush Smith, Nub Barker I Bones Campbell and Herbert t enjoyed Sunday -at Clemson. Bbxing To Begin * Here Next Month The noble art of self-defense will command the sports .spotlight be ginning in January When Coach Wal ter Johnson’s pugilistic charges wMll settle down to intensive training Icttermen of note 'who have been showing up remarkably well in prac tice are John Wells Todd, Bill Bums, Dave'Carson ,and Manny Moore. Nu merous sophomores will don the gloves this year in an effort to de throne their highly-rated team-mates. They are: Bo-Gator Atkinson, Bill Bullock, SquiiTel Worrell, M. D. Shu- (ler, Jimmy Richard.son, Lykes, Boy- worUouts prior to u boxing season j kin, and Mickey Cogburn. that should prove most succe.ssful ‘ Stutts' Calvinistic point of view. , Prospects for this year’s team are M rs. Ray Cauble. Miss Elizabeth Falls spent Satur day with Mr. and Mre. E. L. Holland.’ Little Mildred Holland is ill at her eftfertained'^®"'^ on Johns avenue. „ j Mr. and Mrs. Hope Smith of Clin- jton, spent Friday with Mr. Smith’s Manser'BridwZ and Pa^-e"^* Mr. and M_rs. Charley Smith. Hurt By Automobile ' Miss Juanita Franks, daughter .of Mr. and Mrs. Claude Franks, painfully injured when she wa.s knocked down by a hit-and-run driver I on Milton Road Sunday afternoon. , 1 v1.siU‘d children spent Sunday with Mrs, Bridwell’s parents, Mr. and .Mrs, R. E. Reed near Ware Shoals. The Baptist Sunday school will have a Christmas tree at the club house on Thursday evening. M. C. Smith continues ill at his home bn Church street. Mrs. Fava Green continues ill at hre home on Bragg street. Mrs. Noland McCravy continue.s ill at her home on Marion street. Chraley. S^mith continues ill at his home on Johns avenue. ’ —- The Mother’s club entertained the Aristocratic Pigs at supper on Fri day evening. A musical entertain ment was given later in the hy the musicians. The .Mother’s club will have a Chri.stmas tree on Friday evening at; the club hoiisu. ' ! Swimming Team Hard At Work Mr. and Mrs. Hewey Hinton, Mr. and Mrs. J.~ O. Canfield ,^,^lrg|children -of Greenwood, ^^^.^Jand Mrs. Grady Canfield Miss Erline Adams of Athens, Ga., has returned to her home after spending several weeks with Mr. and Methodist Women Meet ! FI. Simmons. The Margaret Warren Missionary Mrs, A. J. Harvey .sptnit society met with Mrs. B. W. Oxner^^P week-end with Mi*s. Harvey’s par- at her home on Horshoe Bend l>e- Mr. and Mrs. .W. B. Cause in cember 7 with Mrs. C. E. Boland and!®^^^®^®* Mrs Pearl W'illiams associate hostess-1 Mrs. C. L. Drennan of Chester, is After an interesting program a week with Mr. and Mrs. es. The first call for swimmers brought| business meeting'was held and offi-| Simmons, an overwhelming response and Pres-.cers were elected for the new year.; byterian college should be a real ■ The hostesses served a delicious salad j threat to opposing ti'ams this year.]course with coffee and mints. Under the capable tutelage of Coach j Officers for 1938 were elected Hank Wilson, P. G.’s tankmen are showing hashes of championship andi but dull and the squad is and of capable men with much lyjr. j experience in glove-slinging conipe- Sunday, tition. Captain Ed l.Ambrgiht, who has not yet fully recovered from an in- ijury to his knee sustained in the I early football season, has been ing out each day with his team mates and shows promise of develop ing into a rugged and aggressive fighter. Curly Clements, a fla.shy lightweight, will be ready w'hen the bell rings and will be sure to give a good account of himself. In the NEW SERGEANT JOINS P. C. STAFF Sgt. I-ouis C. Comstock of _F<Jrt Benning, Ga., ha.s arrived in tfie city to enter upon his duties as a member of the R.O.T.C. staff at Presbyterian college. He succeeds Sgt. Knox, who was rceently tran.sferred to Riverside work- academy, Gainesville, Ga. Sgt. Comstock and Mrs. Comstock have taken an apartment witjh Mr. and Mrs. Geo. W. Copeland on North Adair street. " form and precision, w'orking out daily varsity and, although Freshmen are with th»? not allowtHl to 119-pound cla.ss, Ralph Buchan Birth Announcement I should go undefeated throughout the Mr. and Mrs, J. M, Stutts announce! season. 'This diminutive Tarheel is ithe birth of-a Vittle daughter, Ora,|fast as lightning and is crafty and , ,, r. •, Ti XX’ December 9. i experienced in ring behavior. Other follow’s: President, Mrs. B. \\ . Ox-1 ;— ner; Vice-President, Mrs. J. I). O’Dell;! Treasurer, Mrs. Pearl Williams; As sistant Treasurer, Mrs. Ed Hunnicutt; Secretary' (Recording), Mr.s. Bryce enter regular varsity competition, will i.ittle; Assistant SecreUry, Mrs. gain many valuable pointers and evening j experience Coach Wilson is be ing assisted by Manager Ralph Stow- iell in instruction and practice grinds. Arrangements have not yet been made'for a <i“fihite varsity schedule Mr. anfl Mrs. S. L. Oakley and'jjjj^ should be concluded some time children spent Sunday with Mr. Oak-1 ^^.j>bi,i the next week or two. This leyjs brother and .‘istcr-in-law, Mr.|j^bedule undoubt^^^y will be an in- and Mrs. ( )arence Oakay. resting one and prohahiv will in- Mr. und Mrs. Floyd Elders and Mrs. .j ,vith the University of E. F. Elders ar 1 sons. CaH. Edward in G.iine-vdU'. Many other With The Sick F'riemLs of Mrs. C’lyde Few regret to learn she is a patient at the Gen eral ho.spital in Spartanburg, Sorry to report Mrs. Harry Ficklin is ill at her home. 666 .Checks COLDS find FEVER first day Liquid, Tablets Salve, Nose Drops Try “Rub-.My-Tism HEADACHE, ’ 30 minutes ’—World’s Beat Liniment Floyd Osborne; Secretary (Corres ponding), Mr.s. Jack DavetqKirt; As-1 .sistant SiH-'retary, Mrs. Ervin Smith; Supt. Lwal Work, Mr.s. Ercie Brown;| .\ssistant Supt. liocal Work, Mrs. j Cecil O’Dell; .Siipt. Children’s Work i and Publicity’, Mrs. .Minnie Lovelace Social Service, Mrs. li. L. Boyce .\s.sislant Social Service, Mrs. Hayn Willingham; Supt. Sup’plies, Mrs. K. Hall; .^.ssistant Supt. Supplies Mrs. C. E. Boland; World Outlook, ■\k e^ 7 S Don't COUGH learns are being considered as (\ 1). Blakely; .Assistant'Worfd aible opponents for’the Presbyterian Outlook. Mrs. T. M Wood; Supt. Mission Study, TIrs. E swimmers. The varsity men who have been showing considerable promise in prac- sistant Aldred. Mission S. Jones; As- Stu'dy,' Miss .Mable I« ive are: Gwrge Reid, Buck Patter- ask for MENTHO-MULSIOK IF IT FAILS TO STOPTOUR ' COUGH DUETOX.OLDS ASK FOR; YOUR MONEY BACK ait/y 69f son, Johnny Broughton. George Beat- Mrs. Weathers Given Shower by Club ty, David Dingeman, Bill MeSween,! Mrs. John Weathers, who before Charlton MeSwain, and Huiet Paul, j her marriage was Miss Margaret 'Sample, was comidimented by a de- Give her a Permanent for by the Joanna Girls club in their new clutr'^ilSmjj^Tuesd evening, a Christmas. Call 20. GAIXOWAV^S BEAUTY SHOP SMITH’S PHARMACY Take time out to pause and refresh Christmas lettirs were written byl the girls and when these w’cre read; they’ w'cre found to contain advice to: the bride. Ijatef'S “.Special Delivery” j package W’as brought in for the honor I gue.sti Thi.s, jiackage proved to be | useful and attractive gifts. , Following this delicious refresh-1 ments were .scrv»*<i hy Misses Sarah I Oglwrne, Moiiene Finney, Edna Hamm j and Jessie Mae Gaskin 1 Birthday Parly On Saturday afternoon Mrs. Rny Boyce gave her son Bobby, a celebrating his eleventh birthday. Games were enjoyed until late after noon and then the guests were served delightful refieshments. RusHell-.Madden Members of the imni<*<iiate families anti intimate friejitis of .Miss Sinnie Russell and Satn .Madden were pres ent at t'leir marriage which was sol- ■ninized .Saturday evening. Decem ber 1, at the home of the bride’s sis ter, Mrs. Cole t’ampbell. The oere- I mon>’ was performed by iRe Rev. E. j .S. Jones. ; Mrs. .Madden has made her home with Mr. and Mrs. ('am|)lH*l! here for 'the pa-t two years and by her charm- ! ing personality she has won for lier- ! self a host of friends. Sam pie-Weathers Mi-s Margaret Sample and Weathers were niarrietl in T COCA-COLA BOTTLING CO. Greenwood, S. C. John Woodruff on Saturday evening, December G, the Rev. H. L. ('ulberson officiating. The above announcement will be of interest to the many friends of the young couple here and elsewhere. Mrs. Weathers is the attractive daughter of Mr. and_^ Mr.s. B. F. .Sample. She is a graduate of Clinton high school. For the past year she has served as president of the Joannaj I t I,,- - ctiro. FIREWORKS 8 I % 8 Make This Store Headquarters Return To Home Misses Gerlha and Katherine Coult-i er have returned to their home in I Colunrbus, Ga., following.a visit with their uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs.' E. C. Barbee. While here they made many friends. They were called home on account of the illness of their mother. — for — West Clinton News CHRISTMAS FIREWORKS FULL ASSORTMENTS 8 ALL KINDS FRUITS - CANDIES 8 8 8 8 8 Especially Low Box Prices On FANCY APPLES See Us For Your Christmas Santa Claus. I J. M. Pitts Store! 8 Mrs. Mollie Painter attended the birthday dinner Sunday in Spartan-1 j burg given in honor of John Stroud. (Mr. Stroud was celebrating his sixty-' fourth birthday, | ! H. A. Campbell and son of Wood-; ruff, visited relatives here Sunday. ! I Mr. and Mrs. Bouknight of Ches- j ter, were the week-end guests of Mr. land Mrs. H, R, Smith. Mrs. J. T. Crowe and family, Mr. fand Mrs. John Roberts and family of 1 Augusta, were the dinner guests of I Mr. and Mrs. Joe Terry Sunday. 1 Mrs. J. H, Abrams of Newberry'is spending a while with her sister, and brother-in-<law, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Whitmire. Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Hughes, Mr. and Mrs, B. R. West of Spartanburg, j spent the week-end with Mr. Hughes land Mr^. West’s parents, Mr. and jMrs. A. H. Hughes. 1 Miss Frances Bouknight of Chester, jwas the w'eek^iiir,guest of Miss Flor- ' ence Howatd* ' 1 Misses Margaret Thompson and Belk’s—Your Merry Christmas Store GIFT HEADQUARTERS GIFTS THAT MAKE A HAPPY CHRISTMAS Dance Sets L:ice-trimined Step-Ins vvitii ivatchinR Brassiere— 98c , All-Silk Gowns and Pajamas Plain a’nd lace-trimmed— SI.98 Silk Negligees Fancy lacc-trimmed— S2.98 Rayon Gowns Tea Knse and Blue— 98c Quilted Robes Of lovely satin, a.s8orted colors— S2.95 Flannel Robes All-wool, HkHI weight. But^ ton and zipper fronts— $2.95 to $4.95 Slips Brocaded Satin and Crepe Sliiw— l97c Silk Bed Jackets Silk Crepe and In Lovely Satin— 98c Gloves Misses’ and Ladies’ Gloves in wool, suede and kid. ^V(M^I . l‘)c to $1.48 Suede $1.95 Kid $1.95 WOMEN’S Handkerchiefs In gift boxes— 23c and 49c Box Hose Lovely " full-fashioned Ho.se, in gift boxes— 2 Pair $1.00 Silk Blanket Robes Women’s heavy Blanket Robes in attraetjye colors,. Small, medium and large— $1.98 UHII.DKEN’S ROBE^ 98c and $1.48 /‘Fruit of the Loom” Shirts Full shrunk, fast colors, all new patterns— $1.48 OTHER MEN’S SHIRTS— 98c LADIES’ Bedroom Shoes Make Ideal Gifts. Felt, kid, and brocaded. All colors and sizes. 98c I Cheney Ties FOR MEN Known for quality— 98c OTHER TIES— 25c and 48c Snow Suits Children’s wool Snow two and three-piece, sorted fancy colors. Sizes 1 to 1(>— Suits, in as- $1.95 to $5.95 men:s Dress Gloves Unlined, wool lined and rabbit fur lined— 98c to $2.95 MEN’S Handkerchiefs In Gift Boxes. Three in box, plain and initialed— 23c to 98c box Men’s Robes in assort- All-wool flannel, ed colors— $4.95 BLANKET ROBES— $1,98 and $2.95 8 8 Men’s Pajamas .Made of .selected printed broadcloth. Ideal gihs— 98c and $1.48 FREE! $45.00 MAJESTIC BICYCLE Will be given away to the person holding the lucky nuhiber to be drawn in our store at 6:00 P. M., Dec. 24th. Ti^ets given with each 50 purchase. I BELK’S DEPT. STORE TOYLAND THRILLERS FOOTBALLS For Real Boys. While 1,000 last— 8c each . WAGON SPECIAL Big heavy all-steel wagon. Rubber tires, spoke wheels, and stream-lined body. A $3.95 value. This week, only— $2.64 Only 50 at this price. Hurry! t'K’-'i'-.-.iiSfei'-,- --..'■I—.