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THURSDAY, JUNE SO, 1M8 THE CLINTON CHRONICLE, CLIN1X)N. S. C. The Woman’s Page . SOaETY Ef ENTS. CLUB AND CHURCH NEWS OF INTER^ Telephone 25S . ‘ jud not worked in about six months. He had a social security card. A. — His family is entitled to a divath payment equal (to 3H per centj of his total wajres for services at the You can never tell when one of or other covered emplo>Tnent these Freeman boys will drop in on *^’oce Dt>ceTnber 31, 1936. His widow Kiwanians Plan “Family” Picnic PAGE THREB serve the people of Lau> ' and the state of South The Clinton Kiwanis club has ar- ranjTiHl for a picnic outinjf at John T. you, or at least'that is fhat Mrs.i^^ould write or call in person at myiYounjr’s spring near here on 'Fliura »’s. Lt. Julian wJoffice for an application for a lump- ^y» Joly 14th, beginning at 6:30. ,\r. M. Freeman says [Freeman decided to make a trip home,pajnnent and found everybody gone off to ai ^ . V jwedding except Jimmy. His brother,i/VllQCrSOll llQ&ClS Iman his brother, J. Velma Keen, of Lt. Moviltfie Powell Freeman, has, • i » • ^i/ i i i j c i-u- i . *ii ■ • j "• 'Tallsdwssee, and Henry Edward Jack--been transferred from Randolph, |iLlOllS dllD u or this date. All are invited to|that he ha.s again toss(*d hi.s toga in present and bring lunch for the the ring for this [family outing. The members, their \\ives an<rchil- dren, and invited guests, will unite I for this occasion which will take the place of the rt'gular meeting sched Slate of Officers Assume! Duties At ^tiuK JLeld 0« AimOUnCCS For Re-election BAPTIST R. A. LAD AND DAD BANQUET HERE JULY 7 The Royal Ambassadors of the »on of River Junction, Fla., was the Field, to Kelly Field, where ,he will; Laiurens Baptist association will hold ^ ring bearer. I be an instructor in the adN*anced their annual Lad and Dad banquet Immediately after the ceremony the i school of flying. at 7-30 D m Julv’7 in the First Bap-*Mr. Hooten and Mrs. Hooten en-' ^ ^ ti« ehn,rtt Ot .hi, ^ Evening. an announcement by Mrs. ^ UIb town guests at a reception. i u u i -i. *' _ wont be around town for the next Yeargin, associational superintendent. ' "♦ An interesting and helpful pro- MRS. MIMNAUGH WEDS gram has been planned and sdl mem- LT. JAMES EDWARD OSTEEN bers of the organization are urged to! Of interest to their many friends come and bring their fathers. ,here and e4sewhere is the marriage MRS. JOHN B. FERGUSON has —————— of Mrs. Sarah Frances Glenn .Mim- had a new car for some time but isj Other officers who assumed theirlrenresentatives l»iaugh and Lt James Osteen,! just now h^aming to drive. A friend jK,sts at the .same time were: | Mr. Milam 'was first elected to the , m Nashyihe. Tenn. on Eruiay. .reports that :hhe is doing fine, but is ist Vice-President-H. I). Payne, [hoa.se in 1936 and state<i yesterday Miss Nanme Young Tribble enter- Mrs. Osteen is the only daughU>r of having difficulty in manipulating tho| 2nd Vice-President-John W. Fin-^that he “believes th.-it binrause of the reverse gear.^ 1 r^.y. i^^.q years’ legislative cxperitMice I MISS ELLA .yTTyIR and DOT ED.' Vice-President left qualified rens count OupHna.** Mr. Milam is a .member of the house committee on agriculture, ^u- cation, engrossed bills, and offices and officers. He states that he is ask. ing re-election on his record and that he has discharged his duty at all times as he has seen it in the hand ling of county and state affairs. His friends throughout the country will be interested in the announcement Collie W. .Ynderson was in.stallod as | three weeks, with his good nature, fun'president of the Clinton Lions club and jokes. He’s hiid up in the Veter-'Friday evening at a meeting of thej Charlie L. Milam, well known farm- ans’ hospital in Columbia. club held at Hotel Clinton. Mr. An-jer of the Lksbon section, formally an- jderson succeeds H. Arthur Copeland,' nounces his candidacy in today’s pa per for re-election to the house of j who served for the i>ast year. tained the membere of the Y'oung La- D. Glenn of this city, and the late dies Bible class of the Associate Re- Mi's. Glenn. formed Presbj-terian church on Mon- Lt. and Mrs. Osteen will make their day evening. home in Nashville. Miss Miriam Coleman led the pro- _ _ ♦ —* gram and gave an interesting talk oh -MRS. HENRY’ ENTERT.MNS “Salome, the Mother of James and ML'SGROVE CLUB summer s primary. M aybe you think you never take \V’.\RDS left Tuestlay to spend the summer in Brevard. I/a.st year they I made the ^me trip but Mi.^ Ella was i supiH>stHi to be on a <liet. Friends rt'- Heath (^ope- land. Treasurer—R. G. Watson. __ Secretary—Tom Plaxico. Tail Twister—,1. J. Cornwell. experience have just coippleted I am now better never chances—but you’re skatiiig on thin ice every day—if you’re not / carrying Accident In surance. S, W. SUMEREL Aetna-izer Next Door to YVe.^tern Union l*hone 80. , , „ At .1 II V • . . 1 .u * u Tamer—Dr. D. O. Rhaine, Jr. John. * Mrs. Alex Henry was a charming ported that she was faring sump- , , », *v,, r.,^- f \i After the progrwm. the hostess, as- tHw»tess to nienrbers of the Musgrove, tuously on cake, and this year it ain’t p P ^ J* ^ i**^,*^.'*. V sisled by Mrs. R. L. Plaxico, served a club and additional guests on Tues-; gonna be cake, bi'cau.so she tiwk the Vw.. f »iKVt.--s u >wu am delicious salad course and cooku*s. day afternoon. .Y color scheme of yel- biggest half of the left hind leg of ,*■ ^ ^ • U.w »■«, arti,tk-,lly i-arruHl out will.:.-, hog. What .a.uUI bv tn-ttur than hara I*'"' «'l>nnK prt-sulont a vof of thanks .MISS M.\RG.\RET SHE.YLY* arrangements of Shasta ilaisies and' up in them thar hills? (ilVES R.YLL .\T club garden flowers. Various games were! Miss Margaret Sheaiy ehtA*rtaThcd enjoyi^ after which the hostess" , . , .....vv, itj.i ' cha’rmingly on Friday evening with .‘H‘rvtHl a ilelicious salad course to the' ’ the streets Tues<lay, c onor, an< a.s it he coop^'ration for his services. Mr. .Ymler.son ujwn assuming of- .Saw MIS.S MARG.ARET iUUCEt of -fihi« appreciation of ! < ► jLi •Bower>'" ball at Lakeside Country- membei-s and following guests who ^r^ting her oKI friends and having^ of niemhers in cariTing forwaixl the club, assembling about two hundred en>>yed the occa.sion: .Mi-s. William a big time in genei-al. ■ - yt'ar’s luork. guests from Clinton and Laurens. McM^an, Mrs. Jmlie Mc.Millan, Mi.ss Tl.M, our neighlM)i across the way, The costiiimes of the guests added Es.sie David.son, Mrs. Fayette Henr>’, ha<l a’ watennehm <m hi.s shoulder much fun and merriment to the gala and Mrs. Henry Cm^k. yestenlay and was going in the di- .. .i.iav t lection of the barlHU' shop. Bet they During the evening delu'ious punch MR.*?. IIARin tMLKh.s , j swell feisl Greenwood Downs Local Tennis Teamj:; was ser\i*d. Dr. and Mrs. F. K. .'?hi*aly cha|>er- oned the group of young folk. ENTERTAINS AT HRIIM^E Mrs. Harry Wilkes ei>teriaiiu*d on .MISS .MILDRED Momiay and Tuesday afternoons with, daughter of DU. lovely bridge parties. Vari-colored gladhdi and made an atti-active setting W HITT E N an.l MRS. B. O 1 WHITTEN, left yestenlay for Coluni- zinnias jhia. .Miss Whitten is appearing this! six singles, was resiHuisible for Clin- The Clinton tennis teaim was crush-' isl by GreenwtxHl’s netmen, 7 to 1, in; a match playtsl here last Wmlnesday. | Rufus Sa<lh*r, Jr., playing numlier; Galloway’s SALE! THREE I).\YS for four afternoon and ttmight at the Slate'ton’s only match victory, defeating Theatn* as a guest arli.st in a stage Bobby <'hiph-y in thnn* sets. delicious review. She was recently uwanitsl Singles: Fnincis Garrett (G) «le- tea and first place in a talent ctuitest here,' feaUsl Bill Wade, 9-7, 4-6, 6-3; John which entitles her to com|H*te in the Kiddiek (G) olefihaUsi Ta.vl<*r .Martin, • , state i-ontest Iwung hehl in Columbia. 6-2, 6-1; John Harris (Gi defeatisl I,..,,,, . Tench Owens, 6-0, 6-3; Jack Wilhui-n BKBL DII.L.XKD, who won MISS (G) defeat«sl 11.-M. Rowland, Jr., 6-1, o On Saturday afternoon Mrs. W. D.'first pliue in < linton’s beauty con- Holroy,! (G) <k.fe«tWTom',3 ► y Copeland delightfully entertained test, also left yestenlay for < p,., (..j Sadler, Jr. I! *-,1. __ • .# 1 ^ _ -a.. 1 1 la... •U.. « * \ I ; O^ MRS. (;eok(;e Holland HONORS HER GUESTS On Thursday afternoon Mrs. George tabk-s on both occasions. R. Holland dtdightfuiiy entertaimsl in Late in the aftermwn a honor of her house gueats, Mrs. J. G. chicken salad course with Shuler and Miss Janie Holland of cookies was served. Richtex And Mrs. Palmer C«Ivert of ♦ Enoree. MK.S. J. I. COPELAND The hostess greeted the gu**sts at HONORED WITH TEA the dt*or and they were invited into the living room, which was beautifully dtwrated with summer flowers. Dur- with an informal t**a at her home, bia to comp«*le for the title ".Miss ing the afU'moon Chinese checkers honoring Mrs. J. 1. Cojieland of, South 1 arolina on Frhiay, July Isl. were enjoyed, aft*v which the hooteaa, Gaine.«ville, Ci«. I.Mis* Dillani and .Miss Whitten are assisted by Mrs. P. B. .Ydair, Mrs. Flowers from the hostess’own gar-' ri'ceiving the trip as winners of a Arwtd Cannon, ami Mrs. .Ylex Henry, den were used in decoration. Delicious [ b»*auly and talent conti>!*t held rc-cent-' defeatiil seized a delicious ssdad and sweet sandwnche.s, cookies and punch were ly in Clinton. • .Vlartin-Rowland, 6-2, 6-0. course to twenty gueat.^ .who enjoyed served the following guests: .Mrs. J.' ^ tin? occasion. Henderson Pitl.'«, .Mrs. L. D. .McCrary, ♦ Mrs. W. H. Shands, Mrs. H. A. Cope- MILDRED HOLLAND jland. Miss Maude Pearson, Mrs. R. E. HA.S BIRTHDAY PARTY 'Jonea, Mrs. A. M. Copeland. .Mrs. W. Mildred Hollaml entertained a num-!R. Owens, Sr., .Mrs. A. V. .Martin, her of friends on Saturday sd’temoim .Mrs. W. E. Neighlwrs, .Mrs. M. A. with a party, the «»eeas»on being her Hays, .Mrs. (’. W’. Stone, .Mrs. J. Ilamp twelfth birthday. .'itiuie, -Mbs. A. 0’l>ani«*l, and .Mrs. T. The afternoon was sps-nt in playing C, Johnson. interesting games, after which the upvi svrT guests were invited into the dining t i» room. Mildred’s mother. Mrs. K. L HOSTFaSS TO CLUB Klizaheth Thursday afternoon .M (Cl ilefiwtisl Bobby Chipley, 3-6, 6-4, 7-6. Doubles: Ri<ldick-Garrett (G) de- fiatt*!! Oweivs-W'ade, 6-3, 6-2; Hol- Taylor Irs. W. ' Birtlshiya: JAMES \\\ CALD- (VEIaU W. D. COPELAND and W’. W. HARRIS have birthdays July 4. lilaSS VELMA DUNAWAY, of thej orphanage, has a birtlnlay July 2. [MISS MAKGARETCAROLINE HII’P (celebrateil a birtlvlay June 27, .MRS. IW’. D. t’OI’ELAND has a birthday •July 6. MLSS VIRGINIA DILLARD had a hirtlsiay June 2^. .MR. ami MK.S. C. E. NICHOLS celebrated a weiltling anniversary on June 29. D. GERALD SUBEK eekbratisi a birth- Thursday, Friday, and Saturday jrNK :l((, jn.v 1 AM) 2 Values In COTTONS - SILKS ^ CREPES Values In GLOVES - HATS COME EARI.Y CASH Old-Age Insurance Queries Answered Hidlaml, a.s-»is*ed by ^ i l j i and .Sara Frances Falls and .Margaret ^ opi.laml charmingly entertameil the day June 2<. Simpson served delicioua ice cream, Actaean club and a numln r of a«Wi- birthday cake ami minU. -'If*. J. Isaac CoiKland, ‘ Mildr«l wa> remembered with gifU of (iainesville. Ga.. sister-in-law, of from her friemis. Those enjoying the the himtese. was an honored guest on occasion were: Faye l*itts, .\nnelle this occasion. Falls, Caroline ami Anne Ihtts. .'?ara The rooms were adormtl with bowls Etta Holland. Ib.ris ami Thomas l>w- of rose and yellow zinnias. Rook was ens. Shiriey Dawkins. James Hullami. Bt<ty Sue Simpson. Billy Pack ami • delicious chicken salad course and a Billy Falls. .w^-t course were serv^. | ^ ^ ^ ■ ^ The guests wede: Mrs. .M. J. Me-! „ - HOOTBN-KEEN RITES Fadden, Mrs. Guy Pkls, .Mrs. L. B.' ('whenever the term wages AT GREENWOOD Dillard. Mis. Julia Griffin. Mrs. T. D. Greenwood. June 2o.-The wedding Copeland. Mrs. C. M. Bailey. Mrs. P«‘rfor»ned aft4r 1936 and N-fore the of Miss Mildred Hooten of this J. F. Jacobs. Sr.. .Mrs. Jack H. Young, in inclmled employment), city, and Chariton David Keen of At- Mrs. R. E. Sadler, Mrs. W. E. Monts, By Mina Martha I’ressly, Manager, Bureau of Old-Age Insurance, 502 llodgen Building, Greenwood. iS Q.—I plan to Uach school after I laiMa, was solemnized Saturday al- Mrs, G. A. Copeland, .Mrs. F'rank Kel- spring. Can I qualify temoun at the .Yssociate Reformed lers, .Mrs. (iary Dillard, .Mrs. A. E. benefits? Preabyterian church wkh the Rev. Spencer. .Mrs. Robert S. Ow?ens, .Mrs.) a—Your salary as a t<*acher in a J. R. Hooten, father of the bride, of- W. H. Simpson. .Mrs. W. W. Harris,' ^ university, or in most private non-profit educa- j tional institutions cannot be counted in the computation of fe<leral old-age insurance retirement benefits. How- \I ! ever, you might work in some other iT^Va^rirtrT^'aisdlittle Mary 9p«cer entertained at a dutiful commerce, or Leslie Keen of Tallahassee Fla niece ot her home in the Hays apartments i industry—during the summw, honoring her mother, Mrs. J. '"JT F E.^^TiJ^ty. Rufus Dar- Quattlebaum. of Columbia. jr^^h.ng age 6.5, wharh will qualify by, J. Lee Groves and G. B. Strickkr Mrs. B/ooks Owens greeted the fkiating, assisted by the Rev. \\. L. Mrs. George W. Taylor, Mrs. W’. Pressly, pa.rtor of the church. Moorhead. A program of wedding musk was • ' ' ri.en W. U Pr«al,. "KS. SI-ENCEK HONORS f„d Mra M. C. SlaDoniad. pi«i*, IH^ER WITH TEA The bride had as her maid of honor! Saturday afternoon Mrs. C. at the door and presented them! Q -What is meant by “except^” “'iTtSdJlX"!.!?'-- W O-t I - ‘O'-' “AS IN DAYS OR OLD" Lockets and Craasea Are Again In Style. Give one ta Sweetheart, Wife, nr Danghter. Come in and see onr beantifal selection. FRONTIS JEWEIJIY STORE “Sunshine** Bailey invited the gue^j** ''excited. into the dining room where dainty and i ^ ^ ^ misled by tlw wot^ ^ delicious refreriwnents were served by “excepted employment. Genepally. Miss Cleon Pitts. Mrs. Heath Cope- employment in corn- land. and Mrs. R. G. Watson. — industry comes under the For the occasion, the receiving !act. No person is excepted; only cer- jroom was bright with .Sha.«ta daisies 1^*’’ employments are exce^ed. •and vari^lored gladioli; in the din- « salesman and will swn ing rocrni yellow snapdragons and,^ have to retire to receive Shasta daisies decorated the lace cov- *an old-age benefit? ered tea table which was lighted with yellow candies in silver holders. A.—A person must retire from an included employment in order to re- T)k dw«y motif w*. carried out ““"‘S'')'. tie decoiaUom of tile eandwkAee, However, if RUBBER STAMPS Any kind, to fit anj business. 24-lMmr mt* Tice. Reasonable prices. Telepbone 74. The Chronicle PriBters • SUtioBcis cakes and mints. Durif^ the appointed hours from 5 to 6:30 o’clock, about forty guests called. you reach 65 before 1942, you will not ■. have to retire to receive a lump-sum ' pa3rment. Q.—I want to buy a federal old- PERSO.NAL MENTION age retirernent policy for my wife. She i.s not working, except at home,' T .TV -.J.- .r . a 1 ^ \ t * social security John Griffin of Los -\ngoles, Calif., May I buy a policy for her? is spending two weeks with his sis- information o.n the ’ter. Mrs. George M. Davis. I rates, etc. ! Neiirs comes of TJewish Ethiopian! A.-Federal old-age insur^ ben-j .whoeatabulleta. He just trained him-!purchasable. They are, recent years to tal:e advan-! PaY^ble only to employees in covered 'employments who meet the specified self in tage of everything that came his way. A bunch of economists held a din ner m while ago that coat them 10 centa a plate. Scarcity begins at home. requirements. Q.—Is the family of a man who died recently entitled to anything if he was not working at the time of h|B death? He was a garage mecfaanK Wedding Invitations AND Announcemonts We invite you to inspect our attractive line of samples in varied sizes and engravings, and all of the finest workmanship by America’s leading engravers. You will be interested in their high quality and remarkably low prices. ENGRAVED VISITING CARDS Every woman needs formal, dainty calling cards for her social calls. We have a full assort- Ynent of styles and sizes for your inspection at prices. If interested in Engraving of any kind it will be a pleasure for us to tak^ care of your require ments. If Chronicle Pub. Co. 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