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\ A I \ \ ■i., ■. 1 % "V »A. ✓ THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 19S8 THE CLINTON CHRONICLE. CLfNfON^^C. P\GE THREB I The Woman’s Page SOaETY EVENTS, CLU]^ AND CHURCH NEWS OF INTEREST i . Telephone 258 » • f I was host to the freshmen at thd an- H. Copeland To ,Have Birthday CARD OF THANKS WORTHY GRAND MATRON TO VISIT CHAPTER The James B. Parrott chapter, Or der of the Eastom Star, met Friday eveninjr at eigrht o’clock in the Mason ic halK A large number of members and officers were present to discuss plans foiT the visit of the worthy grand matron in October. LITTLE GIRLS ENJOY “.MOVIE” PARTY Mary Frances Pinson entertained the members of the “Quintuplet” club, on Monday afternoon. The little girls enjoy^ the Shirley Temple movie and returned to her home, where they were served delicious refreshments. jnual formal rat reception held in the .admini.stratiion bulging where the RirfVirlsiir ^ express my appreciation new men were introdoc^ to a large^ . ,iriaVC OirUlUdy gathering of Clinton girls, and then: s ♦ in turn presented to the faculty mem- Harrison Copelaml, one,of the com- tn. n sjiiport in the* re<H*nt pri- hers and their wives before beginning munity’s oldest citizens, \viH celebrate tlnnik the iK‘ople for a series of proms which followed.! his 8ist, birthday Saturday and hiaj”'*'’^^ kindne.ssea and favor.s in the I The climax of the enjoyable event j friends- and acquaintances here and[j^®'’^' 'was the lighting of the huge bonfire'elsewhere wish'^for him many morelJ"®^ land a spirited pep meeting held in happy Returns. ^ p preparation for the P. C.-Clemson( Mr. Copeland, for his age, is one of given. The first was prepared by Saturday. I the most alert and active men in the Mrs. W L. Jones and read by Mrs 1 recepition was arranged by 1.state. For years, at the crack of day, H. A. Copeland, the second was writ- Robert'bt fore many town folks are out of ten and given by Mrs. John Sprabt. president of the M. C-lbed, he is in town from his fami to, When all business was completed,,'^ the club adjourned to meet October fourth with Mrs. H. A. Copeland. liest wishes for the health and pros> polity of the people generally, I am,. I ■ Respectfully,, C. A. POWER. A traffic expert disdoses that one out of five drivers regularly risks his No one could be more grateful life. The assumption is that the other the undersigned. Extending'four regularly risk somebody else’s. supply his cust;omers with vegetables i and produce. Mr. Copeland holds thej t^steem and respect of hundrwls of'i J. I. Copeland & Bro. i TEACHERS’ CIRCLE MEETS I WITH MRS. LYNN [friends in this community where he PRESBYTERIANS HONOR \ Mrs. L. R. Lynn was hostess to the'has lived a long, ^tive and upright COLLEGE STUDENTS Teachers’ circle of Thomwell Mem- life. , I On Sunday evening the First Pres-1 orial church on Monday evening, bjnerian church held a special wel-i The circle chairman, Miss come service for the Presbj'terian col-1 Wilson^, preside<l over the Selling HARDWARE Since 1894 SELLS THE BEST BY TEST lege students. Ladies of the Aux-jSession. Miss 'Luva McDonaki, as emng. ; i ^ Catherine ICE CREAM SUPPER business! AT.LONG BRANCH yl ' iliary greeted the students at thejsist^ by other members of the circle,] An ice cream supp<*r will be given doors, aiKi words of welcome were given by Dr. D. J. Woods, the pastor. B. Godfrey gave a welcome in gave the dewtional. Misses Mildred at Long Branch schix)l Thursday | We Carry the Best Lines of HARDWARE AND FARM IMPLEMENTS SEE LS KOR YOUR NEEBS Hughes and Eliiabeth .Akers gave in-1 night. Sept. 22, at 7:45. There will be [ terwting talks basiHl on articles from spicial music by the Wingo lx>ys, and, In addition to the hostess the fol- behalf of the Sumiay school. Short lowing are members of the club: .Ann talks were made by Tench Owens,' Owens, Barrie Jean Winganl, Alberta Baldwin and Louise Tribble. TE-MPERANCE GROUP HOLDS MEETING The Woman’s CJiristian Temperance the Christian Survey. The hostess sersed a delicious sak •Aiken Taylor, prt'sident of the Chris^iad course. -the procetsis will he use for .schooL 'purposes. The i)ul)Uc is cordially in-] vited. McCORMK K REF'^ING MOWERS AND Rakes and repairs. tian Endeavor, and by Bob Thomas-' son. .After the prx>gram a social hour was enjoyeil. Punch was servtxi by Mrs. R. E. Sadler, Mrs. Jodie Chand GRACE YOUNG HAS BIRTHDAY PARTY 1 T/t) TEA( H VOICE HERE i Rev. and Mrs. John P. Johnston, of Grace A’oung celebraUni her ninth \Voo<lruff, visitcnl Dr. ami- Mrs. S. M birthday on Tuesday afternoon with,Huntley on Tiu‘s<lay. Mrs. Johnston, 1 COLE THREE-ROW GRAIN DRILLS AND REPAIRS. Union nwt on Friday aftomoon at PrinKlo Copeland and Mrs.l*" three thirty at the Associate Re formed Presbyterian church. A large numJber of members and visitors were present to enjoy the play, “A Lead in’.” The meeting clo^ with a John W. Uttle. MRS. J. W. LITTLE HEADS LEtaON AUXILIARY The American Legion .Auxiliary former head of the voice department |, A number of merry games were'at Erskine college, will teach voice I enjoyed out on the lawn. Later the ' in Clinton this winter, little folks w’ere invited into the din ing room for refreshments. The birthday cake gleaming with nine LIBRARY HOURS CHANGE Effective Friday, the public library i] CHATTANOOGA PLOWS AND RE PAIRS. OLIVER PLOWS AND REPAIRS. short businres so*.ion conducted byLct at.tio homo of Mre. R. J->Pitta!“r" L*"'“‘T.’' i ? MYERS WELL PUMPS AND REPAIRS. Mrs. La Roes Lynn MURPHY TIMMERMAN HAS BIRTHDAY PARTY Murphy Timmerman celebrateil his tenth birthday on Thursday after noon with a party to which he inviteil twenty-five friends. During the afternoon ouUloor games were played, after w’hich the children were, served delicious ice cream, .cake, cookies ami candy by Murphy’s mother, Mrs. E. M. Tim- on Tuesday afternoon. The as.sisUnt j Attractive and Friday of each week, hostesses were Mrs. J. M. Pitts, Mrs. f*'®*'* pven the guests Roy Pitta, Mrs. G. W. Hollingsworth, Copeland, and Mrs. George Watts Mrs. Nancy Jones. Mrs. B. O. Whitten, the retiring piesident, prY*sidtHi until the newly- elected officers were intrmiuco<l and installetl as follows: Presklent—Mrs. John W. Little. “.Vice-President—Mrs. Frank .Miller. Secretary-Tix^asuix'r — Pitts. Recortiing Stvretary — .Mrs. Gary Club Elnjoys Cnideen Stew SPECIAL OFFER Coamopolitan—16 months for $2.50 See your home agent JAMES W. CALDWELL Phone 38 AEROMOTOR WINDMILLS. NESCO OIL STOVES, HEATERS AND HEATROLAS. merman, assist^ by Mrs. T. H. Mont- gt>mery. BaIloi>ns and pencils were' giVen as favors. i jji^^orian—.Miss Martha I>avidson. Chaplain4-.Mrs. B. R. Fuller. The September meeting of the i Chamber of ('ommerco was held Tues-' day evening at Jf>hn T. Yoimg’.Sj spring near the city with a number of- Mrs. R. J-Imembtu's and visitors present. The, nux'ting was prt'sided over by Presi-' dent .\. B. (kxifrey and feature<i by the .serving of a delightful chicken] stew dinner.,,. CHURCH fJROUP HOLDS MEETINt; .St*rgt‘ant-at-Arms ■Hie Woman’s ,\uxiliar>' of the' Holland. First Presbj'terian church met Mon-j- Committee chairmen day, at the church, at four o’clock. ^ follows: Mrs. L. S. McMillian, president of the .Auxiliary, presidisi over the mint ing. and Mrs. Roy Workman was in Mrs. Gwrge R. were named .Americanism—Mrs. T. J. Peake. Child Welfarre—Mrs. Hugh Simp son. chargt‘ of the pn>gram on; “Ouri Constitution and By-Uws--Mrs. C. Neighbors Children.” The usual busi- D- Nance, ness with repiirts from - ciicle chair NOTH E TO ALI. MASONS Brother TT l#ane .Monroe, deputy di.striot graml master of the 11th district, is eomtCicting a campaign to raise fumls to buy clothing for ilesti- tute school childrt'n. -All members w'ho haven’t already made their con tribution anti tlesire to do so, will Education of War Orphans — Mrs. please make same to Brother V. P. i men and cauj»e secretaries followetl. Ralph Blakely. .A rept,»rt from,, the grt>up conference' b idac—Mis. I’ope ( hapnian. in Newberry was given. The loyally Legislative—.Mrs. John H. Hunter, theme of the month was demonstrated' Membei^hip -Mrs. B. Q/^VTiitten, by the large attendance. Mrs. b. b. Hicks, Mrs, .1. \V, Ander son, .Mrs. R. P. Chapman. .Memorials—Mrs. R, C. Adair. -Music—Miss Sybil Bunlette. National iH-fense — .Mrs. F. M.l LITn.E i;iRL HONORS FRIENDS WITH PARTY Little Miss Sti-sanne Cotijx'r cele- Liated her fifth birthday on Saturday Stiitts. afternoon when twenty-three little National N\ .Mrs. Frank .Miller, friends were invit»*d ^ enjoy the’ Poppy—Mis.' Felder Smith. , .Adair, stvretary, or myself. O. H. SllKELY, W. M. Going Away To College or To Tdach? If you want the (Minton news —have THE CHRONK’LE fol low you. Its weekly visits will be “like a letter from home.” Special student’.s and teacher’s rate of $1.0(1 for nine months. List your subscription today. The Chronicle “The I’aper Everybody Reads’ BROWNING GUNS. PEE-GEE PAINTS. OILS & TURPEN TINE. FREE — YARD STICKS J. I. Copilanil i Bro. 1894 — HARDWARE — 19.38 SEUUINU EORTY-KOUR YEARS party. Radio, Publicity — Mrs. .Sjiurgeon Games were enjoyeil, after which Sunu cel. Susanm-’s mother, Mrs. C. W. Coo|H*r,j Rehabilitation—Mrs. Gary .Martin, assist^ by Miss»*s Nancy Owens, Ag-, Trophies. .-AwaiMs, Emblems — .Mrs. nes Davis, and Mrs. I.A.*wis Thoniley, g. W. i'opelaml. served delicKHis ice ci'eam and birth-j Cnit .Activitie,- and Community day cake to the little folk. The din-: Service—.Mrs. Gary Dillard. Ing room was beautifully dtcoraU-d ('ards. Flowers — Mrs. G. W. Hol- and a color scheme of yellow and |if)|^^-orth, Mrs. Roy Pitts, white was carried out. j Telephone—Mrs. Jinlie .McMillan, The little hosu*ss was the recipient \||^g Sybil Burdette, Miss Florrie of many lovely gifts. Burdette. 1F.NTI RV rrc^*5irrs |, '“y‘ 'y*'' WTTH MRS. KF.NN*rrH It.lKER ^ firet mretinjt of the ( enturyl^^^ cluh for tho voiir iy38-31l was hold on . u-hich the hosJtuss stTVinl punch, sand- Tuesday aftemoim at the home ^nd cookies. Mrs. Kenneth Baker. The prt‘sident,. Mrs. Walter .A. Jtdinson, presided, and Nl'RSES HOI D in her opening remarks comment«*d >,eeV|NG*IN LAUREN.S upon the interesting program which I,aurens county held has been planned for the year, and expressed pleasure on behalf of the club in having Mrs. Robi'rt Wysor'as a guesit at the meeting. Two very interesting and in.striK- tive papers on the sul>ject, “Plan ning and Building the Home,” were GIFTS THAT BRING HAPPINESS Watches. Diamonds, Fine Jew elry, China and Silver. .A small deposit will reserve any item until wanted. FRONTIS JEWEIJtY STORE aad GIFT SBOPPE their first fall meeting at the laur- ens hospital on Tuesilay afternoon with fiftwn nu*mb«-rs present. The meeting wa.« pn‘side<l over by Mrs. Frazier liominick, and a pro- giam presented by officers of the Civilian conservation corps. .A seri<*s of moving pictures werx* .shown on First Aid, Tuberculosis, and Breath ing. Captain Kinard intro<luce<l Lt. Thompson, who gave a talk on “The Prevention of Disease.” .After the program a .social hour was enjoyed during which sandwich- es, cookies and iced drinks were servetl. Y. .M. C. A. WEU O.MES FRESH.MEN STUDENTS On Wednesday evening an informal reception was extended the college freshman class by the Y. M. C. A. i Again on Friday evening the “Y” Chaney’s Dress Shoppe Requests the honor of your presence At their Anniversary Celebration and Fashion Parade On Friday evening, September 23rd At 8 o’clock Be glamorous in one of our charming “old- fashioned” evening dresses. You’ll be enthusiastic over the variety of our suit styles, which are keyed to the season’s new elegance — distinc tion and elegance. This is the best time to buy your fall - and - winter coat, because you benefit by advanced styles, by a complete se lection of sizes and col ors and by a low price w hich can last for a lim ited time only. N We are celebrating our first year in busi ness and wish to thank our friends and custom ers for their patronage and good will which has played such an impor tant part in making our business a success. We are showing a beautiful line of fur coats at this time for your inspection. They are exceptional because they are made of such fine quality skins — be cause they are so newly styled. Live models will dis play^ our stunning fall fashions. Refreshments Live Models Souvenirs ‘i-r Chaney’ 3 Clinton, S. C. ip mi pi ^ ip mi mi mi mi ■ V . ■mi mi'4i'’mi"mi*^pwp' m" m^i