The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, September 15, 1938, Image 3
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SEPTEMBER 15, 1938
THE CLINTON CHRONICLE. CLINTON. 3. C.
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P\GE THREB
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, / i SOaETY EVENTS,
CLUB AND CHURCH NEWS OF INTEREST
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was followed with a short talk by
' Mis.s ' Georgia Cromer. At the con
clusion of the program the ho.stes.s
served ice cream and cookies.
ANNOUNCEMENTS I CHURCH CIRCLE MEETS
The Woman’s Auxiliary of the First!WITH MRS. HARRY L.\YTON
Presbyterian church will meet Mon-j Monday afternoon Mrs Harry Lay-
day, Sept. 19, at 4 p. m., at the'(ton was hostess to the members of
church. ' ' I the Ella Riddle circle of Thornwell
The W. C. T U. will meet Friday, church. Miss Cora Richey
afternoon. Sept. 16, at 3;3C, at the!^®* the assisting hostess.
WOMAN’S CLIH HOl.DS
FIRST FALL MEETlNi;
The first fall meeting of the Wom
an’s club was held on Friday after
noon at the Armory with a large
number in attendance. Special guests
of the afternoon were the teachers of
the city schools.
A pi^fusion of mixed gardenflow-
To Lead Bible
Conference Here
The afternoon’s devotional
‘A Leadin,” will ^!*^^®**^^^ Patterson
Associate Reformed Presbyterian' airernoon s oevoiionai was
ers w’ere used in decoration.
Miss Carolyn Lane pleased the au-
'dience with a musical reading and
was accompani^ by Mrs. J F. Jacobs,
j The club py^sident, Mrs. R. S. Gw?
I ens presidtHl over the business session.
church. A play, “A Leadin,” will be!y”*“*f'‘ raviersou. Anj in the afternoon.a delightful
given, and all members and visitors,interesting program enjoyed. Delicious
are invited to be present. I®" “Student Mork in State Universi-'^^^y^ wafers were served by
The James B. Parrott chapter, Colleges, was given with||jjggpg Florence Bailey, Amy Jacobs,
der of the Elastem Star, will meet ^ M. Stutts as leader. 1 Marcia Galloway, Emily Dillard, and
Friday night, at 8 o’clock in the Ma-, After the program the hostess j Monts.
sonic hall. .\11 officers are urged delicious refreshments. \ ,
be present to make plans for the visit r-i»ri wc MRS. HOL.MAN
of th, worthy matron in Oc- j;®™OmST ClRC^^ - HONOKEl) WITH DINNER t„F„ n.,,vt-i-r
tober. hold .MEETINGS | iyj,.g j p Jacobs, Sr., entertained , *’«EI) BARNETI
Thi Musgrove’s Mill chapter D. A. circles of Broad Street Metho-iy,j Monday evening with a lovely din-| .A Bible conference under the
R., \vll meet next Wednesday after-ner party honoring .Mr. and Mrs. * pices of the (leneral BoliM of Chris-
no;.n. Sopt. 21, at 4 o’clock, at *!>; , HuKh Holnmn, whose recent maiTiage tian Education, will begin at Broad
borne of Mrs. W. W. Harris, with Circle No 1 with .Mrs. r.. K. David- was a social event in Ocala, Florida. Strerkt .Methodist church’ this morn-
Mrs. Louis C. LaMoUe as assisting son, and a prt>gram on ‘‘Mexico, ’ was, li^.autiful while lilies effectively fing at 9:30 and continue through
members are invited to driven by Mrs. Ben Copeland. decorated the living room, and ar- Saturday. The hours of service will
Mrs. A. S. Rumph was hostess to j*angement of roses were ustnl in the lx* 9:30 a. ni. and 7:30 p. m.
circle No. 2, and Mrs. J. B. Dailey,
Wilder dis-'
aus-
hostess. .All
be present.
The Century club will
day afternoon. Sept. 20, at
w'ith Mrs. Kenneth Baker.
library and dining room. .A color j
TT10€^ Tu^S*
4 o’clock Mrs. J. B. VMitier tos-' ^^as artistically carritnl by
cussed the afternoon topic. i . .. , i.
The conference will be conducted
F'red Barnett, well known Florida
out in the dining room and a low | layman of the <lenomination. Mem-
Crcle No. 3 was enteitained by Mrs. ,.j^ roses centered the pret- hers of all Met,hodist chuix'hes in this
D. Copeland. i tily appointed tables. C overs were I area, and the general public are cor-
I The Sarah Glenn circle met in thejiaij for ten. idially invited to attend the services.
Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Hughes of this | evening at Miss M^eline ^ toast to the bride was given by *
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of their! Adair, and Miss Clyde Ray and Mm.
Louis Thornley were assistant host
esses. A Bible study on “Esther” was
given by Mrs. J. G. Roper, at the con
clusion of which the hostesses served
delicious punch and sandwiches.
PRESBYTERIAN CIRCLES
MET MONDAY
' The circles of the First Presbyte-
,rian church met on Monday afternoon
city, announce the marriage
daughter, Margaret, to F. C. Adair of
Laurens, on September 11, at New
berry.
KENNETH CRAIG
HAS BIRTHDAY PARTY
Kenneth Craig entertained a num
ber of friends on Friday afternoon
with a party, the occasion being his
ninth birthday, h’ourteen friends en-[
joyed the party, and the host was thel^'J-b the following,
recipient of many gifts. Kenneth’s* ^ -Mr.s.
mother, Mrs. E. 1). Craig, .servedt^bs. • „ _ ^
punch and cookies to the guests. ' Mrs. A. B. Goclfu-y was hostess to
♦ I No. 2, and Mrs. L. C. l..iiM()tte led an
MRS. ROY G.ASQUE [interesting program on “America’s
HOSTESS TO CLUB Greatest Home Mission Field.”
Mrs. Roy Gasque was hostess to entertained by Mrs. J.
membt‘rs of the Odds and Ends Book Leake who, jointly with .Mrs. Hor-
club on Thursday evening, with all ace Payne, gave the afternoon topic,
members present. { *'’'<>• ^ riiet with .Mrs. \V. (’. Shealy,
A delightful evening was spent in aad Mrs. J. f. Jacobs, Sr., was in
playing chinker-chek, and selecting charge of the program
the!
PERSONAL MENTION
Miss Catherine WMlson of the or
phanage school faculty, returned yes-
A toast to
Dr. William P. Jacobs, and to
groom by Dr. Marshall Brown.
A delicious four course dinner was
served the following guests: Mr. and terday from Bowling Grt*en, where
M rs. Hugh Holman Major R. E. Wy-|she was calltnl on account of the ill-
sor. Prof, and Mm Harry Sturgeon, ness of her father, J. N. Wilson.
Dr. and Mrs. Marshall Brown, Dr. j Rev. Gene Wilson, pastor of Peach-
and* Mrs. W’illiam P. Jacobs. ,tree Presbyterian church in Atlanta,
Ayliffe
was a visitor
Tuesiiay.
at the orphanage on
CARD OF THANKS
I w’ish to publicly thank my friends
for their sjilendid support in my race
I Extra, extra, read all about it— Tuesday whieh r(‘sulted in my re-
ISUr Baseball Coach at Presbyterian election as a member of the house of
Icollege ill with cold the past w<*ek— reinx'sentatives fi’om this county. 1
settled in his head — that’s right, in prize the privilege of/serving you.
his head—dook him a week to get rid and in the future as in the past, will
'of it and now he’s practically as.goiMl do my level best to promote the de-
as new. .Mrs. llalloway’s certainly velopment of-the eounty and the in
glad he’s up and out, she couldn’t t<*rests of our piniple.
level! Iweedle while he was caged up.' ROBERT C. WASSON.
new books for the coming year. The
hostess served a delicious salad
course.
HOLI.IS-SUBLETT
ANNOUNCEMENT
.Mr. and Mr.s. Charlie A. Hollis an
nounce the marriage of thrir (laugh
ter, Mary Kate, to A*. G. Sublett, on
Augu.st 31, at Lexington, ^uth Caro
lina.
.Mrs. Sublett is a graduate of Clin
ton high .school, and is a young wom
an of unusual charm and personality.
Mr. Sublett is a son of Mr. and
M rs. T. E. Sublett of Owensboro, Ky.
He is a graduate of the Univei*sity of
Kentucky. He came to ('linton sev
eral months ago to assume the man
agement of Scott’s new store.
No.'.'j was entertained at the home
of Mrs. Sam Neal. Mrs. John D.
vis gave an interesting talk
“Young People.”
No. 6 met in the evening with
MISS AZILE LIVLNG.STON, form- A college professor says that thOj
Da-\.r Clinton Hi alg’ehra t(*acher, was in rich are always inelim'd to accept
ph town several days the past week visit-' things as they are. Well, keeping on j
ing old friends. She isn’t teaching, I accepting things is one way to stay
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.Mrs. Grady Chandler, with 11 mem-, socui ity office in .Newlmn y. .Saw her !
bt‘rs present. After a Bible lesson up town and .MR. JOE L. CARTER
social hour was enjpy(*d. ‘ i wa.s dishing out the usual'line of
The Busine.ss Woman’.s circle met good-natured teasing. ;
with .Mrs. John Holland Hunter, and!
{Mrs. A. .M. CojKdand gave an inter- Hope the election is really over this
{(‘Sting Bible study, after which a so- time. W. S. DEN.SON, sitter-downer'
'cial hour was enjoyed. administrator at the polls,
> ♦ (didn’t im|trove in two weeks, he still
PRF,.‘>BY 1 FyRI AN ( ON F F.RF^Nl F,.S chants like the tobacco auctioneer.
BFlINf; HELD TIILS WEEK 'MR W'l) MRS, X went, to vote.„
The South (’arolina I'resbylerial is made out their tickets. .Mr.
holding its four fall group conferen- x looked over his wife's shoulder and
ces this week. The organization isij,.ii,l; “Well, I’ll be , if you
headed by .Mrs. H. W. Kiser, of Lau- hjjvcn’t killed (‘very one of my voles,
rens, as jire.-ident. there wasn’t any use in voting.”
Group .No. 3 will meet this morning -♦
at 10 o’clock at the .Mouritvilie Pres-i I ve been saving this .-pace all suni-
byterian church, with Mrs. J. W.|nu‘r for two young ladies who prom-
Tin.sley, of I^uren.s, as leader. j ised faithfully they would have a
Group No. 4 will meet Friday at [very special aunouncement to fill it
Ahe Aveleigh Presbyterian church in uji lx‘foro the summer -was over—it’s
Newberry, with Mrs. B. .S'. Pin.son, of over, if you can forget these last
.this city, presiding. hot days—and yet he hasn’t popp(Kl
I Group No. 1 met on Tuesday with'the question. The bug seems to have'
the W’arrenton church in Abbeville, ^ bitten quiU‘ a number of the young
land Group No. 2 with the Ware'nien and they have beim led unpro-'
.Shoals church yesterday. 'testing into double harne.«s. Don’t!
.At each of the^ conferences .Mrs. • give up hope girls, there’s something'
Kiser will bring an*inspirational mes- quite appealing alniut a cozy living
(.«age. .Mrs. Carl Bramlett, also of j loom and a crackling fire that is
{Laurens, and president of the .South' <lifferent from moonlight and rijipling
{Carolina 8yn(Mlical, will have charge j winter. A friend of mine said evolu-
jOf the Bible hour, teaching Phil^i-, tion made man from a monkey hut it
jpians. Miss Lina Boyce, of the North; U>ok a wedding ceremony to make
I Brazil mission, is the missionary him a goat.
^ speaker for the meetings. “ u *
j ^ .Sorry to hear the teacherage at
CHURCH GROUP MEETS Ashewood, where .MISS HEBE DIL-
MTTH .MISS ALICE GAINES -LARI) stays, burned the past week,
The Young Wo.man’s Auxiliary of during the teachers’ absence. It was a
the F irst Baptist church met on .Mon-; beautiful old [ilace, fornu'i lly the gov-
day evening at K:()0, with .Miss Alice' emor’s mansion. .School turned out
Ganies. The following jnemFx*rs were fui" a six weeks harve.st period and
pre.sent: Mis.ses Josephine and I/>u all the teachers camr* Ixune. BeFio’s
Bell Neighbors Jamie Little, Sue and linen and.knick-knacks for fixing her,
Florence Adair, Annie Rogers liailey,' room were burned, hut fortunately
Ruth Smith, Frances Jont^s, Nell Ah-j she brought all her clothes home with
rams, Lita Downs, Beverly Davis, her.
Georgia Cromer, Ida Poole, Mary Lou
John.son, Mae Barton, Annie Lee
Jackson, Adelaide Roberts, Mrs. Ger
trude Johnson and Mrs. W. N. Long.
Miss Mary Lou Johnson presented a
program on “Home and Foreign Mis
sions,” in the form of a contest, and
NOTICE!
1 take this opportunity to thank all
those who supported me in my race for
Game Warden of Laurens County. Al
though defeated, I have no ill will toward
any one.
I want to say it has been a pleasure and
privilege to serve the sportsmen of our
county for the past four years.
SIDNEY , A. LEE
Dr. William P. Jacobs has a new
profession—at least that is what the
PaC-.SaC, the college annual, says:
Dr. William Plumber Jacobs.
Would like very much to know what
was in a 'letter a young man got from
hi.s girl, who lives three doors below
;him. Dew tell.
! If you have heard the rumor fffiout
.another young lady taking the matri
monial stride, it ain’t so she says!
1 —
'MRS. B. L. KING ha.s a birthday
Sept. 13. FRANCES LEE PITTS
jcelebrate.s a birthday today MRS.
I WELDON JACK.SON al.so celebrates!
today. MR. and MRS, ANDY YOUNG j
have a wedding anniversary Sept. 16.
TO HOLD MEET TODAY
Mr.:. D. McL. McDonald, Executive
Secret..! y. South Carolina Tuberculo
sis Association, will meet with a
committee of Laurens county citizens
under the chairmanship of J. Leroy
] Bums at 10 A. M., Thursday, Sep-
‘tember is at the offices of the County
Health department to begin plans for
the orgranization of a permanent
County Tuberculosis Association.
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