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THURSDAY, JULY 7, 1938 THE CLINTON CHRONICLE, The Woman’s Page SOCIETY EVENTS, CLUB AND CHURCH NEWS OF INTEREST TdcphoM 258 not only by her own family circle but by countless friends here and eloe- where. The Chronicle extends beat wishes and joins with others in w’ish- insr for her many more happy birth.^and Mrs. L. H. Bagwell It'all started 18 years ago, July /^*y* 6, 1925,'when a black cat rah across _ THORNWELL DUNLAP hafl* a birthday today. Little HENRY BUR- Amelia Vandi. Cheraw, visited Mi ver Monday. Mr. and Mrs.' Herbert .Sammon of ,Greenville, spent Sunday with Mr. the road in front of the country^ club. 1 was in a model T, one-third of which Mr. and Mrs L. F. Jone.s of Green ville, spent Monday with Mr. and Mrs. P. M. Meadors. ^ vac^ vasaavi n au^ia i * \ was owned by me and the other two-|'^^'^ « celebrating his Ttlf birthday thirds by the credit company. I was going to Georgia to be marri^,” stat- the week-end with relatives in ville. Little Misa Mary Ellen Cannon ia suffering from injuries sustained in a recent fall. A judge In New York haa nded that the consumer is not a party to a la- row. And (ask any consumer) • 'Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Oakley spent labor row is no party to the consumer. ANNOUNCEMENTS ! quests the honor of yyur presence at'^ ^bis prospective bridegroom, as he The Woman’s Christian Temper-'the marriage of her daughter, following story to the re- ance union will meet with Mrs. E. D. guret Rebecca, to William G. Dobaonj Porter. Craig on Friday afternoon at 3:30. on Saturday, the twenty-third of July, This happy couple live in Clinton r\^ ..u u n • j- Mrs. S. W. Sumerel will be leader, and'at four o’clock in the afternoon. Up-land laugh and relate to friends alll . ^ , f- all members are invited to be present.' per Long Cane Church, Abbeville. the calamities that befell them on!^r<rfcee Falls. L.« i Mia, Stevenson hMb«n.,ucceM-:tMr honeyimK>n. 1 Mias Mi.r*«m Huirhes speM the ful member of the Thomwell orphnn^l It had been raining and the roads age school faculty for the past few were terrible. The groom’s little model BRIDGE-LUNCHEON BY MRS. WILKES Continuing a series of parties, Mrs. Harry Wilkes again entertained on Thursday morning with a bridge- luncheon. ^ Gladioli and roses were used in dec- Mrs. Palmer Ballinger and son, years and has a number of friends at'x flivver couldn’t ”seem to shake ^Ir. and .Mrs. Baker the institution and in the city who | red mud of Georgia from her beds, I visited relatives here Sun- will be intereated in the announce- and, after getting stuck and pushing Sunday ment of her approaching marriage, j a good many times, he finally arrived The groom-elect is a young busi- at his hotel along with a considerable Mrs. Ursula Blakely was the week-, end gue.vt of her son and daughter-! 31 oration. Cards were enjoyed during man of Spartanburg, where the: bit of Georgia soil. The wedding was .in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Maxie Blakely, the morning and at noon the hostess sen’ed a delightful luncheon. couple will make their home. 'set for 10 o’clock Monday morning,!in Spartanburg. FAMILY GATHERING AT ;July 6. In his haste to perform his! BAPTIST GROUP HAVE PICNIC OUTING 'The Intermediate department ... ... ..... ...a.. ...V,, Mr. an<i Mrs. Boyd of Greenville, ^ urhui? Axirh udc ii?4i.'v '^be groom ramnieil his hand in were the week-end guests of Mr. andi^> tiu.wCi ur .UK. Ai'iu .UKs. jhis suitcase and cut himself on a loose! Mi-s. Roy Trammell. The home of. Mr. and Mrs. T. J.j razor blade and couldn’t .stop the flow King'of Rock Hdl, visited his of llx*ake wa.s the scene of a family gath-'of blood. In the meantime he sent his niothor, Mrs. L. W. King Monday. ' a ering on Monday the Fourth, assem-1 wi-dding suit to tht' presser’s, and as Ansel Smith spent Sunday with' the First Baptist church enjoyed picnic at the home of Mrs. W. A mbling a huge number of relatives. ! the hands of the clock svrifllly turned 1 Arthur Bishop in Greenville. Moorhead on Thursday evening. .A picnic dinner was enjoyed on the i to the api>ointed hour the bell boy Bailey Neal visited relatives Games and contests were enjoyed, lawn by the following members of the, had not n-tumwl, so the harassini Greenville Sunday, after which a delicious picnic supper Garrett familj^ Mr. and Mrs. Erneet bridegroom, with blee<iing hand, set Mr. and Mrs. Paul Martin and in and punch vrere served to a large number of boys and girls. Gault and daughters, Martha, Vir ginia, Helen, and Sarah, of Fountain out to find him. .Shortly before ten family weie called to Greer Sunday the suH was returned and he scram-1 on account of the death of Mr. .Mar- DuRANT-CHEATHAM ‘ ANNOUNCE.MENT Mr. and Mrs. J. R. DuRant of Biah- opville, announce the engagement of their daughter, Mary Sue, and Jamea Archie Cheatham, of Abbeville. The wedding will take place July 15 at the home of the bride. Inn; Mr. and Mrs. W. Z. Williams and bled into it, jumpe<l into his car and'tin's sister, .Mrs. Joe Greer. children, Earle, Arridell, Frances, Leon, and Blanche, of Laurens; Mr. and Mrs. J. B.' Williams and children, -Adger, Garrett, and Joseph; Mr. and Mrs. Jack Sheridan and children. tore down Main street doing, three times the speed limit, closely followeil by two patrolmen. Of course he took time out for explanations, which they finally accepted without a ticket, and Elizabeth and Margaret, of Green-1 watched him go his way. He arrivctl at the bride’s home late. The cozy little home wtis decorated in the u.sual wedding .Hyle, and to make wood; Mr. and Mrs. Hugh'Princeton, of Abbeville; Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Mr. Cheatham was principal of Garrett and daughter, Ethel, of, Florida Stivet whotJ here the P*8tjQi-^enw’ood; Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Wil.ithings more comfortable electric fans year and his friends in the city vrill 7\>nnessee; Mrs. F. M. Tarry, were installed here and there on the be intererted in thb announcement, i^f Greenville; .Mr. and .Mrs. Harwood ^loor, which had a pi'culiar way of ^ Nel.son and daughters, Tonie and putting air. into the groom’s balloon- METHODIST CIRCLES Jean, of this city. In addition to mitn- leg iwnts, and .soon the entire wed- TO .MEET .MOND.A^ bers of the family the following ding party was crying for the fright- M isses Pauline and Ivouise Vaughn of Spai-tanbmg spent Monday with Mr. and Mrs. S. B. Snelgrove. Mrs. H. W. Simmons and children spent the w’eek-end in Greenwood with her sister, Mrs. Inez Sorrow. Miss EN’elyn Simmons remaint'd for a visit. Messrs. Harold and Rufus Damelj of Goldville, are spending the wet*k with their giandmother, Mrs. A. F. Campbell. Miss Kathleen Howard has returned home after apemling the wei‘k with The circles of Broad Street Metho- were present: Mrs. W. W. Bur- „ dist church will meet on Monday •I* alette and Miss Martha Burdette, of so unstea«iy ternoon at 4 oclock as follows: 1 Fountain Inn; Mrs. M. G. .McIntyre, Circle Nb. 1,''frith Mrs. Raymond Virginia McIntyre, and Mrs. Ma rie Bishop, of Greenville; B. Glenn, of Taylors. Pitta; Mrs. Hubert Pitts, chairman. Circle No. 2, with Mrs. J. W. Mi lam; Mrs. J. B. DaHey, riMimtan. Circle No. 3, with Mrs. James I. Adair; Mrs. Hamp Boyd, chairman. The Sar>h Glenn circle will meet Monday evening at 8 o'clock at the home of Mrs. John W. Finney. - her aunt, Mrs. Sam Kern, in Green- enf*d •bridi'grxHim whose legs app<‘app<i | wood. Mr. and Mrs. 11. I’. McKw and fam- AfU*r the rice-throwing the happy jiy ^p^nt the i>ast week-end with pair checked out with surtcassa strap- relatives in Elaaley. on the side of the car and securer! j Mr. and Mrs. Fred Norton and I with a luggage rack, headed for At- (.))i|drt‘n of I^ancaster, were the week- lantm. In about an hour they discov-lend guesU of Mr. and .Mrs. James ere<l that the rack wa-nn’t so secure,, Meadors. ,and the groom’s suitcase was missing,I Mr. and .Mrs. Arthur Howard, MRS. LITTLE HONORS FRIENDS WITH LUNCHEON Lovely in every deUil was theiW^hK^b re«luced his wardrobe to a bor- .nd .Mi luncheon given by Mrs. John W. Lit-! ^’owed bathing suit and a kodak. They tie yesterday morning at 12:30 at her nearly'burned up the modd T trying; Miss END-OF-SEASON Clean-0p! DRESSES . . . .... . repriced for quick close-out! 38 DRESSES' $1.55 64 DRESSES $1.88 23 DRESSES $8.44 Buy Now and Save! Mr. MRS. COLEMAN GIVEN SURPRISE BIRTHDAY PARTY Mra. James AUan Coleman was pleasantly surprised on Friday eve- niiV with a birthday party given by friends and neighbors. A delightftil evening was enjoyed daring which Mra. Coleman was pre sented many lovely gifts. Mrs. P. E wiohee and tea were served to a large number of guests. home, honoring friends from Winns- boro, Laurens and Abbeville. The hostess greeted her guests at the door and invited them into the^ living room, which was artistically j whereabouts of which is still a mys- decorated with mixed garden flowers. | In the dining room the exquisitely < dinner time, and all this ex- appointed table was centered with! ^i^*****^ called for a good feed, and colorful fkmers, and covers were »aidl«ven t4wugh they fared sumptuously Adair Mrs J B Wilder Mrs W. AJ-'f®*' following guests: Mrs. James!on • high priced m«al, it tasted like laa Coleman and Miaa Miriam Cole- L- Bryson, Mrs. S. R. McMaster, Mrs. *» much saw dust. They resumed man msisted in entertaining. Sand- U- G DesPortes, Mrs. A. E. Jury,|the journey in a rain which came in Mrs. R. Y. Turner, Mrs. J. W. Hou-1 torrenU, and the remaining suitcas- seal, .Mrs. DuBose Rivers, Miss Re-.*^ were getting soaked, so they rtop. becca Hanahan, and Miss Lixxie Doty, ped at a country store to buy some all of Winnsburo; Mra. A. E. Mason oU doth. They pulled up under the of Laurens; and .Mrs. John Calvert, »be*l, went in the musty little store Little Misa Joy Godfrey entertained of Abbeville. snd after waiting for another round with a party on Tuesday afternoon, a delicious three-course luncheon of checkers, the proprietor and his at her home in honor of little Miaacs was served, after which bridge was' three assistants peeled off the desired Copeland and Margaret Dick, enjoyed. amount of oil cloth. The dismayed of Raleigh. N. C. ■" ♦ -groom soon realized he had something Twelve little guests enjoyed g^es J. H. LYNCH HONORED 'more like 'mosquito netting than oil and contests on the lawn, after iriiich ON EIGHTIETH BIRTHDAY [cloth. Then of ail things the Model Joy’s mother, Mrs. Ansel Godfrey,. Mrs. Frank Simpeon, .Mrs. Clarence T top started leaking, but it wasn’t served the group ice cream and cook-'Hams, Mrs. Cari Chandler and J ease lung before the sun came peeping Lynch honored their father, J. H. through the couds. As they rounded Lynch, with a surprise birth^y din-, the crest of the next hiU the E'ord ner on his eightieth birthday, July 3.'must have observed a red signal. It Mctnbera of the family gathered at the home of Mrs. Simpson and mo tored to John T. Young’s spring near s David Simmons, spent Sun-| the mountains. j Florence Howard spent the with Miss' to locate his clothes and finally gave • week-end in Chester it up in hope that the calls sent outlp^^es Bouknight. from police ttations and patrols would! jim. Joe Vandiver and sons, bring in the missing suitcase. The p^nit KeirtJer and chUdren of Mrs. Paw Creek, N. C., and Roy Madden of; PENNEFS CLINTON, S. C. JOY GODFREY GIVES PARTY FOR VISITORS les. Each guest was remembered srith a charming party favor. MISS FRANCES WALLACE HONORED WITH PARTY Miss Mary Bailey Osrens delighC- _ fully entertained with a rook |wre for a picnic dinner.^ on Tuesday aftem^n in b<^ of her following children, grandchil- Mias Frances Wallace of nieces and nephews were prea- Newberry In the i living room, arrangements of summer flowers made an attrac tive background for three tablea of rook. High score prize was won by Misa Henrietta Young, and Miss Vir ginia Sumerel won the “booby” prise. After cards the hostess served punch and wafers Mies Wallace was preeented a love ly gift in remembrance of the occa sion. ent on this happy oocaaion: Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Varner and F. T. Varner, of Union; Mr. and Mrs. Sterling Ben- wouldn’t budge. They backed down! the hill to a filling station and re placed a burned out timer, and con-' tinued on their way. The next stop was one of Georgia's small progres sive cities where the groom hoped to replenish his lost wardrobe. A beau tiful pair of silk pajamas displayed in the window caught his eye. Along nett and children, Mr. and Mrs. Bryan | with other purchases the clerk re- Hawkins and daughter, Louise, of, lieved him of a tidy little sum, and STEVEN SON-DOBSON announcement Tlie following invitations West Springs; Mr. and Mrs. C. 6. Bright, of Woodruff; Mr. and Mrs. • IR. A. Bright and daughter, of Well- ford; -Mr. and Mrs. James Bennett and children, of Cross Keys; Mr. and Mrs. K. P. Roper and children, of Spartanburg; Mr. and Mrs. Robert Il^isenant and daughter, Roberta, of Duncan; Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Lynch, of P^Q^^0(i!LowndesviBe; Mr. and Mrs. Clarence here yeaterday are of social interest: Mrs. Robert Henry Stevenson re- LOVBUNBSS AND DURABILITY In I adka* and Men's Wrirt Watches. Compare — aaliafy InqMrc abont Plan. Come in and mlection. Lay-Away nkc FRONTIS JEWEIitY STOIffi ud GIFT SHOPPE Harris, of Laurens; Mr. and Mrs. Carl Chandler, of this cky; Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Harris, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Har ris, James and Joseph Harris, of Lnu- Hairy To Run For Suporvisor Wm. J. Henry, of this city, known to his friends and the puUic as “Bill,” announces himaelf in today’s paper as a candidate for supervisor in this aommer’s primary. he later discovered the pajamas had been in the window ao long that a front was all they could boast of. On his return to the car he found his bride in the custody of two police men, who were making out a ticket for violating trafHc ordinances. The groom promised if they would juei give him five minutes he wouldn’t ever be seen in their, town again. On their arrival in Atlanta the sc- erst of the honeymooners was discov ered when the bride decided to shake her umbrella in 'the lobby of the hotel, and rice showered out. The groom said he never realized the vast number of porters and bell hops until that instant. Next day they decided to take in a movie. The soft cushions, orchestra and lights were so soothing that they fell asleep, and slept for two hours. When they went back to the hotel the bride discovered that a lovely yellow cost she wanted to wear had been circled by the rain, and sent it out to the cleaners. They re- RUBBER STAMPS Any kind, to fit any bnsiBC^ 24-1kmic aer- Ticc. Reasonable priees. Telepbone 74. The Chronicie Printen • Statlaaera Mr. Henry belongs to a 451 known turned the coat still circled and re- family of this community and for aiiieved the groom of a five spot. The namber «f years has been identified: next day they checked out, leaving with the automobile business, and en-j^jhig of the bride’s trousseau at gaged in farming- In speaking of his candidacy he stated that if elected he “wiU give the county a business ad the cleaners for further work and started for the mountains. And 'there they fotfiid peace and quiet for the re- mhdttistion of the affairs of the bf-jniain<ier of their honeymoon, which fice and use his best efforts for the development of tht county’s road sys tem.” His friends, here and elsewhere, wUl be interested in the announcement that,his hat is in the ring for this office.’ 'George Bernard Shaw has been or dered to bed for a Triiile. It*!i reported be can scarcely tick hia own weight hi has continued for thirteen years, i The bride said she was sure they would lut\'e a very happy ending, since they encouikered ao many difficul-' ties in the beginning. I Mrs. W. S. Bean celebrated ber 80th birthday at her home on July the first. Possessing a sweet person ality and many fine traits of Chris tian character, Mrs. Bean is loved Wedding Invitations AND Announcements 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 engravas. 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