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\ \ r THURSDAY, DECEMBER SO, 19S7 /, THE CLINTON CHRONICLE; CLINTON, 8. C. PAGE THREE i The Woman’s Page SOaETT EVENTS. CLUB AND CHURCH NEWS OF INTEREST Telephone 258 EN PASSANT When Is a Mistake Not a Mistake? ! V, W. * . j _ P week when it stated that DR. J. B. j KENNEDY, of the collegre faculty.! spent the Christmas holidays in York, i Christmas came and went. Lo and j THE year —OLD AND NEW Happy New Year come« to view. ni say “Happy Old Year!'’ too. Since a share of happiness Lies in memories w’e possess. Old year, we cannot forget Duties that were bravely met, Nor the courage that was taught When the hours with doubt were fraught. Old year, ’mid the shades of guile You have offered many a smile. Like the sunshine, clear and warm, That hiust conquer every storm. Be the future what it may. Pioneers have shown the way. Happy New Year comes to view— ril say “Happy Old Year!’’ too. —Philander John^n, J J .r. . , .behold, Dt. Kennedy stayed on. York j and fashioned Grecian style. T,hey j Christmas in many, many j carried tapers showered with sw’eet yp^rs without Dr. Kennedy being on | P®*®’ ! the scene—and Clinton enjoyed its \ The two dames of honor were sis- first with his countenance lending ters fo the bride, Mrs. James R. An-(cheer to the occasion. derson, Jr., of Morganton, N. C., and} —♦ Mrs. D. C. Stoudemire of Honea Path.}' SANT.\ CLAUS brought a lot of j Their dre.sses w’ere similar to_those ..things .to .vai ious peofde. tioti up m a - of the bridesmaids, but were a du-'lot of different bundles. He was aj bonnet shade instead of blue. day late in getting to BRYAN HOL- The ring bearer was little Kittie' that was all right to Bry- Joe DeLaney of Goldville, who was 'an’s way of thinking. We don’t know I gowned in blue taffeta with long she was tied up. but it was with : skirt. She carried the ring on a blue Bryan, so that’s all right; Several I satin pillow. Her corsage was made ago Bryan was really tearing! of pink rosebuds and sweet peas. j road from his place of busi-1 The maid of honor, Mte Frances ness to The Chronicle office trying to find out if there were any apartment.>s ( to rent. And he triwl to make eveiy-1 boily think he was going to “hatch.” : Joanna Mill Newt Methodist Stewards Meet On last Friday night the board of stewards of the Methodist church held its regular monthly meeting at J. J. Abrams’ home ori Milton road. « AI| membeps were present. Several were discussed. were important matters Hagan, a sister of the bride, wore a silver brocaded dress touchtnl with blue"" forget-me-nots. The bridegroom entered with his This i.H one of the Iasi pictures taken of the IT. S. Gunboat Panay (pro nounced I’a-nigh) before she disappeared beneath the waters of the Yang- tse, bombed and machine-gunned by Japanese planes and land forces. In protesting directly to Nipponest' Emperor Hiruhito, the slate department stressed the fact that the I’anay was flying United States colors (see Methodist Society Has Party Twenty-two members of the Met^ odist Missionary .society enjoyed a de.ligfhtful Christma.s party on last Friday afternoon in the community building. After games and contests were enjoy.ed a .short business ses sion was called at which time a fam ily 'wis adopttsl for Christmas. Next came the Christmas tree with gifts for all and a (iuIIUmI bath robe for Mrs. Boyce Oxner, the president. Re- friwhments of ambrosia, pound cake and coffee were served. in The Washington Star.i^j,^ college. The bride was given away by her Little Boy Passes Amlrew Elliott, 7, soil of Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Elliott, died at his home CENTURY CLUB TO MEET TUESDAY. The Century club will meet Tues day, January 4, with Mrs, Marshall ra»n, Thyo Vaughn, of Clomson ^ nre»,orks for thr children of the Thronwell orphanage. On Friday evening the Khvanis club j arrow above) thus disproving earlier Japanese excuses that the attack (near Kinards Tuesday morning fol- was a case of “mistaken identity. W. Brown, at 4 o’clock. Important; weddings of her sis- business matters will be discussed and |^®|^» Mrs. Anderson and Mrs. ;^toudc- a11 members are urged to be pres-i^*^®* lovely- white satin, • (princess style, and buttoned the full 1 length of the back. The neck was of I white lace, gathered with seed pearls land caught in front with a diamond Shreve- and pearl broach, which was the gift of her mother. The bride’s train was full length. Her bouquet was of val ley lilies and orchids. The “Bridal Chorus’’ from “Lohen grin” and Mendelssohn’s “Wedding were ustnl. During the clos- , On Monday, D. C. HEUSn'MSS, prosi- brother, Harry Hagan of Green\ille. of the club. receive<i the follow- Her wedding gown was the .same asfinjf • INFORMAL RECEPTION BY THE MOORHEADS Miss Marjorie Moody of port. La., is the attractive holiday guest of Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Moor- bead and family of Goldville. On Tuesday evening at six o’clock the Moorheads informally entertained in honor of Miss Moody. Fifty friends! March and relatives of the family called for the enjoyable social hour. ’President, Kiwanis Club, “Clinton, S. C. “Dear Friends: “We enjoyiHi the fireworks you shot off. Thank you for the toys and candy you .<ent us. We apprt'ciate them very much and I hope you had a Merry Christ mas. . • “JOHN BRADSHAW, “Thornwell Orphanage.’ j^^rm Demonstration Notes C. B. Cannon, County Agent ing prayer Mrs. Owens played “Trau- ” after which Mr. It is with deep n-gret that we U‘ll you that JOJsEPHINE is dead. She is survived by her caretakers, MIS.S .Mk:own and MAIUJARET HOI.I.AND, GRADY 0 Perfect Love’’ 'AD.AIR, KEITH AD,-\1R, and perhaps DANCE GIVEN AT COUNTRY CLUB Duncan Workman and Tom Lewis Martin of (Joldville entertained a large number of freinds with a dance at Lakeside (Country club on Tuesday evening. The cl^ub was beautifunyji, an aeeomplished violinist. For the; j. c. EI)\VARI« is out A.r revenge! you do if you gal lantly tucked a box of can<ly( ?) un merei, Mr. Denny .sang . Mr.s. Smith, a young woman of, brothers and sisters in rare charm and Wauty, is the daugh- iwirts of the globe, ^^he had a love- ter of Mr. and Mra. Eriu^st W. funeral. She was cremated and her gan of Due West. She is a graduate thrown to the four winds. <’lin- of both the academic and fine arts, careUk- departmenUs of Erskifie college, and inioufning .Josephine tarantula. ("ounly Committee Electioa Friday Ins^truetions have been rt'ceivwl to complete the organization of the coun ty committee for 19.‘1S. The commit tee is eli*ct(si from the members of Not Cold Elnough, Man To Be Frozen the board of dirtvti'rs. The board of dirt'ctors is eompo.sed of the chairman sored by the Giles <'hevn)let compariy. Many are complaining about the cold, but I>on Ramon, nationally known “human iceberg,” will prove it is just imagination here on Friday night, Jan. 7th,. at 7:H0 in the Florida Street school auilitorium when he will allow him.self to be frozen alive in a solid block of ice in a program spon- lowing on attack of pneumonia. Fu neral .services were coniliictcHl from the re.sidcnce at 3 o’clock W(*<lnesday afternoon by the Rev. E. S. Jones. Interment followed, in the cemetery at Kinards. — “boy friends” and Mr. an<l Mrs. W. A.' M(H)rhead, Bruce Galloway, G. N. Foy, .Mi.ss Blanche I>urgin and Miss An nette Moophea<!. 1). Copeland; Hunter township, Jack in „„ iof tomb. He will be dri^std j On Tues<lay evening the girl.s again made merry at a party in the club r<K>ms. of each community committee. Chair man of the community committees for 11138 are: Jacks township, John Chevrolet dealers of this city. Don Ramon will be attempting to break his own record of 33 minutt*s Girls’ Club Entertains Members of the Joanna Girls’ club entertained a few friends with a de lightful dinner on Saturday evening. The tlecorations of the club room.s and the table appointments were sugges tive of the Yultd,Kle soa-son. Guests this occasion included the girls’ on gathering included many out-of-town' music jn the schools at Goldville. gue.sts from Greenville, Lauren^ New Smith is the son of Mr. and j der vour arm for your best girl, MISS n ^ Springs.!CORA BAINS of Whitmire, and when H. Moorhead of Goldville, and Miss jje is a graduate of Clemson college I it w^s opened provinl to be a box of Marjorie 'Moody of Shreveport, La Dr. and Mrs. W. T. Martin of Gold ville, Mr. and Mrs. Julian Bolick of Georgetown, Mr. and Mrs. Gary Dill ard cha»peroned' the party. Punch, candy and nuts were served throughout the evening. MRS ARTHUR COPELAND ENTERTAINS CLUB - Arthur Oqpeland delightfully entertained the “Friendly Dozen” ^ub and additional guests recently. The home was lovely in Christinas decorations which made a delightful setting for the occasion. Places were laid for fourteen guests at the. beau tifully appointed table ahd a del1?f!&us course luncheon was served. Besides club members, the guests included Mrs. George M. Wright of Great Falls, Mrs. W. D. Copeland and Mrs. T. D. Copeland. and haa taught at Aikem^ He is at,soap present the assistant county agent for the counties of Richland and Lex ington. Imagine im^r enTbarrassmenf! FOLKS YOU KNOW Mr. and Mrs. Horace Payne and children are spending the week in Florida. What conclusion you draw if a young man gave you a box of soap? Perhaps it’ll all come out in the wash. The holidays brought a number of visitors to the city and among them WALTER WIU.IAMS, who is sta tioned at F’oi-t Sam Houston, Dallas, Texas, where he is a first lieutenant jn Uncle Sam’.s army. He was on a ten day leave. He also reported some interesting news—that J. B. JACOBS, also a first lieutenant, stationed at Fort Scriven, iSavannah, Ga., makes a beaten path to MISS SHANNON Mr, and Mrs. F. C. Pinson spent the ; SIMPSON’S doori We knew it was PARTY GIVEI^ FOR BENNETTSVILLE VISITOR Misses Frances and Rachel O’Dan iel were joint hostesses at a lovely holidays with their daughter and son- in-law, Mr, and Mrs, Arthur Mc Queen, in Latta. Mrs. Pinson remained for a visit of several weeks. Friends of Frank Davis, who re turned home this week from Scran ton, Pa,, will be sorry to know he is ill at his home on Centennial street. •a I Mi.ss Copie McCrary was maid of honor in the wedding of Miss C^ath- often, but not that often. H. Davis, Sr.; Cross Hill township, E. A. Watciluo tiiwn^hip, Robert G. Smith; laurens township,} Law M. Mobley; Scuffletown town ship, 1). M. .McCIintock; Sullivan townshij). (J. ('. Roper; Dials town- .ship, ErtMl S. .Stvahlard; Youngs town ship, Wallace L. Martin. The election of the county commit tee will be at 1:00 P. M., DiH-ember 31, at the county agent’s office. The present county committee is: Jack H. Davis, Sr., E. A. Adams, an<l Wallace L. Martin. '“ only in a swim suit. Also apiK>aring on the program will ra,s<‘»)tt,” little 12r>-[>oun<l mystery man who dares the .strongest man in <Hinton to lift him from the floor. From ('hicago H. Forrest Deery and F/dwin Decry of Chicago, 111., are .spending the holi- . ■>'><1 Wm. ThomM l)t*ery. To Complete Compliance Work Friday, December 31, at 2:00 P. M.. the performance supeiwisors will meet at the county agent’s office to re ceive instructions on the completion of the survey for 1037 compliance. This work will consi.st of measuring legume aert's soimIimI this fall, plowwJ Motor e<>mpany, .said the program is free and has invitevl the general pub lic to attend. under legumes, ami making correc tions on mistakes in previous surveys whertwer mistake's hav been made. No instructions have hee^. received as to wh«*n applications fcr grants on which the 1937 payment will be made. Off iced Clofied Saturday Saturday, January 1, being a legaJ holhlay, the county agent’s office will be closenl. The office will be open Monday, January 3. Home for Holidays Colh'ge stiKlents home for the holi- (Jays are Mi.«w Dorothy Clark and Miss Elliott Dobbins from Winthrop, .Mliw Grace Bozard from Montreat, Miss Audrey Frady from Greenville, Tommy Martin Nortn from Washington ami I/ee university, Rich mond, Va., William Moorhead from Tularre university, New Orleans, La., Mws Frwia Summers, student at Tex tile Industrial institute, Spartanburg. ALso at home is Miss Dorus Abrams, teacher in Parker sch<M)ls, Greenville. bridge party on Thursday afternoon i frine Cunningham and Rev. John E honoring Mrs. J. Y. O’Daniel of Ben- nettsville. The living room was artistically decorated; "Chri-stmas colors being used, and colored lights aiding in making a lovely setting for four tables arranged for cards. After several interesting progres sions the* hostesses served a delight ful salad and sweet coursed HAGAN-SMITH WEDDING Due West, Dec. 26.—Jn a beautiful ceremony at the Due West Baptist church Thursday afternoon Miss Dorothy Hagan was married to 0. Ro- maine Smith of Colun»bia. The Rev. C. 0. Lameroux, the bride’s pastor, was the officiating minister. While the papers were being light Richards, which was solemnized in the First Presbyterian church of De catur, Ga., on last Tuesday afternoon. William H. Moorhead, medical .stu dent at Tulane university. New Or- lean.s. La., is spending the holidays with his parents, Mr. Mrs. ,W. A. Moorhead of Goldvillf^'' Tom Lewis Martin, student at BILLY and GENE KING have had a great deal of trouble with fire crackers this Christmas. On Christ mas eve Gene was returning from the picture .show and someone threw a fin-cracker which exploded, injuring his hand to such an extent that he was taken to the ho.spital for modical treatment. Yesterday BILLY lighted one of those tiny ones, not much big ger than a match, and it exploded, in juring his fingers. 'The firecrackers were labeled “Made in Japan.” They should have known better, no matter how tiny they were. MIS.S FRANCES SPBAKE cele brate a birthday Dec. 28. M.R. and . MRS. L. A. REEVES had a wedding Washington and Lee university. Lex-(anniversary Dec. 27. MR. and MRS. ington, Va., is spending the holidays | p p wfNGARD have an anniversary with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. T. .January 1. JAMES I. ADAIR has a Martin of Goldville. birthday January 5. the^sahera^ Mra. iBrooka .Owena Hilly ^pet renum^ with them W of Clinton, rendered on the piano “Indian Love Call.” Mias Margaret Denny, of Graniteville, sang two num bers, “Because’^—and ‘^Somewhere 4u Voice Is Calling,” after which Mrs. Gwens played “Liebeatraum.” Harold McCown, of Due West, sang “Song Prom Paradise” and “Sweetest Story Ever Told.” At the completion of the musical prrogram, the ushers entered. They were: James R. Anderson, Jr., Mor ion ton, N. C., Frank Corley of Aiken, PTeaton HoHzendorff of Clemson col lege, Julian Hankinson of Columbia. The bridesmaids were: Miss Clara Bell and Mrs. J. Moody McDill of Due West, Miss Phoefce Witherspoon of Laurens, Mrs. William Mason of New berry. They wore blue velvet gowns with full skirts, shirred at the waist Most eherislied aateng, the gifts bestowsd by the psMing yesr is the memory of the pleas ant relations with those whom we have been privileged to aerve, so H ia most sincerely that we wish yoo ... A HAPPY NEW YEAR FRONTIS JEWEIJIY STORE and GIFT SHOIVE Miss Marjorie Moody of Shreveport, La., is the holiday guest of Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Moorhead and family of Goldville. Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Ashmore and children of Charlotte, N. C., spent the wedi-end with Mrs. Ashmore’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. T. L. Cooper. a week’s visit. Mrs. C. W’. Cooper and little daugh ter, Susanne, are spending the week in Union with *Mm.-Sudie Edwards^- Mr. and Mrs. Julian Bolick of Georgetown, spent the holidays with the latter’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Moorhead, in (Soldville. Mr. and li^. R. C. Roper and chil dren of Spartanburg, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Roper of Wa^ngton, D. C.« have returned to their home after spending the holidays with their pa rents, Dr. and Mrs. J. C. Roper. Mr. and Mrs. Chester Keller of De catur, Ga., are spending the holidays with Mrs. Keller’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Denson. Mrs. S. P. Babb and little daughter, Virginia Lee, of Charlotte, N. C., are spending the week with her mother, Mrs. J. L. Wright. Mr. and Mrs. T. 0. McKeown and diildren of Chester, Mr. and Mrs. James Moore of York, Miss Emmie Adair, (handler Griggs of Washing ton, D. C., Dr. and Mrs. George R. Blalock and Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Bla- lodc, Jr., were the dinner guests of Mrs. T. J. Blalock,on Sunday. / Masdqi&Lodge Names Offiemw Campbell Lodge No. 44, A. F. M., has eljKl^ithejroUqr^^ serve for the year 1938: O. H. Sheely, worshipful master. Rev. B. S. 'Drennan, senior warden. D. W. DuBois, junior warden. F. M. Boland, treasurer. V. P. Adair, secretary. J. M. Livingston, senior deacon. J. M. Fulmer, junior deacon. J. R. Surratt, steward. R^v. R. D. Hughes, steward. W. T. Putnam, tiler. 'The officers wish to express their appreciation for the honor conferred upon them and pledge t^ir best ef forts to prmnote the work and inter- esL* of the lodge for the coming year. They are asking the support and at tendance upon the meetings of the en tire membership as they enter upon the new year. NOTICE TO S'TOCKHOLDERS NOnCB Why not keep your money at home by giving your magazine sabserip* tiona to— JAMES W. CALDWELL Can 88 The regular annual meeting of stockholders of the Commercial De pository of Clinton, S. C., will be held Tuesday, January 11, 1938,. at 4:00 o’clock p. m., in the office of the De pository, to elect directopfs for ensu ing year, and to transact such busi ness as may come before the meet ing. _ Jack H. Young, President. F. M. 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