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\ J. THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 17. 1938 THE CLINTON CnRONia.E. CLINTON. S. C. PKGE THRBB The Woman’s Page SOOETY EVENTS. CLUB AND CHURCH NEWS OF INTEREST Telephone 258 Roaring.—Camp.” by Harte, and “Hearts and Crx>ssos.” by O’Hcnry. During the afternoon delicious tea, sandwiches and cookies were served. Division Group Meets Saturday SAR.\ GLENN CIRCLE The third divisional W. M. V. will HOLDS INTERESTINtI MEETING -meet with the New Pros(>ect BajUist Mrs. Ace Workman, Mrs. Irene,chiuvh on Saturday, Novemb<*r 19, Pitts and Miss Martharene Pitts were'at 10:30 o’clock, it is announced by hostesses to members of the Sara Mrs. J. H. Byrd of Cross Hill, divis- Glenn circle Monday evening at the ional president. rens and Clinton wei-e ent-rtained at dinner last Tu'“.'day evening at Lau- rt'ns hotel by a„firni o^.!~ug manu facturers. ^ R. L. i '^.es. ai(; BIRTH ANNOrXCEMENTS . ina •1h .a I rW- t . ;-e.st quaintance between the two stores. nan.n —v\, i'.a tin r the ie in- r ao- ANNOUNCEMENTS The Woman’s Auxiliary of First Presb3rterian church will meet Monday afternoon, Nov. 21, at the church at 4 o’clock. 'W. Bailey, Mrs. Jack Anderson, and Mrs. Ryland Sumerel. home of Mrs. Workman. } The theme of the program National and Racial Barriers.” was I .vavio. MrS.j An mter^tine program giv.n'J'’*'" " ■ ami after the business session, Mrs. Leila Johnson Tendered two vocal ^ agisting. Later in the evening a salad course M*. C. T. U. HAS INTERESTING MEETING On Friday afternoon the W. C. T. U. met with -Mrs. R. W. Johnson. solos. Mrs. Fred Medlock of Laurens, district committee wtmtan, delivered an address. Late in the afternoon the guests wore invited into the prettily ap- Mrs. Irene To<ld led the devotional, ^nnted dining room where they en- The program was in charge of Mrs. joyed a salad course with Russian! i' L.’Ross Lynn with Mrs. Frank Adair, toa. Mrs. George Davis, Mrs. C. Bynum ^ ^ Betts, and Mrs. Reid Todd assisting. I’AKT^ GINEN FOR ABBEVILLE VISITORS Theme—God’s blessings during the j jubilee year. ; Hymn; De\-otionai, Mrs. .\lva Lang-' ston; Prayer; Welcome, Miss Came I,«angston; Resinmse, Mrs. C. S. Pin son. I J , . ^ • 1 u t of organizations—brie re-' and hot tea war enjoyed hy the mem-' , ; report.. | Mission study discussijn, Mrs. T.' Me Do All Kinds of Except Bad. CHRONICLE Pl’BLISHlNG Mr. and .Mrs. T. J. Davenport, Jr., announce the birth of a son on Nov. lah. Mr. an<J .Mrs. Albert .S. Abratns of lyeice-ti'r, N. ('., announce the birth employees of of a son, .Albert Reeves, Nov. 11th, in •Asheville, N. C. a Mr. and .Mrs. Carlton F. Winn an PRINTING nounce the birth of a'daughter, Plor- . ence Callaway, Nov. 15th, at Hays* CO. hospital. The theme timely one, of the work also given. of the program was a “Peace.’’ .A discussion of the W. C. T. U. was The next meeting will bo held on Monday, IVc. 5, with Mrs. Finney. .MISSES WHITTEN AND GILES HONOR .MISS HOLLAND * M isses Martha Whitten and -Patric-' ia Giles entertained Wininesday after-1 ‘noon with a delightful party in honor IL»nv>ring her sister. Miss Theresa Hughes, and Miss Olivia McCuen of MRS. \ IIHHNIA (.CERARI) (JIVES BRIIXJE PARTY On Wtslne-'flay afternoon .Mrs. Vir ginia Gueranl invite<l-guf .-ts for thive tables of bridge in honor of her sis- t‘iou ter-in-law, Mrs. Frank Kellers, Jr. A profusion of chrysanthemums adorned the living room where pro- u*s, .Abbeville. Miss Miblrtni Hughes en- eertained infornuuly on Saturday evening at Faith cottage on the or phanage campus. JMimber of inlert sting games and e'*nte>t' were enjoye<l. Liter deli- refreshments were served. .Miss MjTtis Holland, bri«le-eUvt November, at the home of-the BRllM.E DINNER GIVEN BA .MR. AND .MR,S. J. U. HART Thursday eveninig Mr. and J. B. Hart of Goldville, entertained former. I » Chrysanthemum^ and other fall fiowers added !.» the atractiveuess of the living ivH'm where gu«sl.' for ftoir tables of briilge a-.-i'inbled. •A bi'autifu. bride’s bouquet marked lhi“ place of Mis> il<dland. .Additional gue-'ts for refreshments of a delicious salad course and Kus- I sian tea were: Mrs. (K'orge R. H«d- Mrs.(land. Mrs. Jack .Adair, Mrs. Rex Phil lips gressive bridge wa#J enjoyed through- , , ,, out the afternoon. Hart of Goldville, entertained ^ bps and Mrs. .Alvin Thayer, Jr. A delicious .salad and sweet course ^be latter’s bridge club, their hus-i A lovely gift of linen was present was served with Russian tea. bands and additional guests at an ed the honor guest. elaborate dinner. 1 Fall flowers in harmonizing shades beautifully adorned the living rooms. \ delicious turkey dinner wa.s served j ^ BIN TON MRS. HAYS ENTERTALNS FOR MRS. FRANK KELLERS, JR. .Mrs. S. C. Hays entertained with a lovely bridge party on Friday after- the guests at five tables. Later bridge noon in honor of Mrs. Frank Kellers,^was playetl. Jr., of Chattanooga, Tenn. ^ Guests were invited for three tables TE.\( HERS !■ ETED HY of bridge. Mixed fall flowers added -'Hi. AND .MRS. ( HEATH.AM to the attractiveness of the living Mra. J. .A. I heathani gave room. ' ® lovely buffet supper on Friday eve- .A delightful salad course, cake and •bng homning the teachers of Florida tea was serv(.*d. The honor guest was '^triH't .M:hot»l. Pastel tinted -Mrs. C. C. Giles asssiteil the host esses in serving. L. W. Bailey. Visitors nvognized; hy-mi, “Count A’our Blessings.’’ “Blessings We Have Ri'ceiveil Dur ing the Year,” .Mrs. Guy Smith. “.'showing Our Gratituiie for His Blessings Through Personal Service,” .Mrs. Toy Watts. “Shtjwing Our Ciiatitude B!i‘s.sings Through Giving.’ W. .Suiueroi. “SliiHM’ig iVii. Gratitude Blessing- Thsaugh Rigiit 1 T.ilents." Mr-. Ih^irlo Mooic. Commit’.t rs appouUed. Inspirational addriss. Dr. .Mva H. I.angslon. lainch. Devotional. .Mrs. Floyd (’oats. —“Joys We Receive. Thi'ottgh Woikr. ing With Our Young People.” .Miss Kthel Simmons. Mrs. YeaiTfin and Miss Nell Simpson. Joys of This A’ear’s A'ork," Miss .Allene Franks. t or .Mr. for -e ot Mis S .'s. His (bir ea^io iiuf I Piyimt non Will eiable you to say . MERRY ''‘^CHRISTMAS with a OHt'ofJmeHni guest was jiresented a gift, and .Mrs. C. E. Gallo way who won high score, also n.*- ceived a gift. chrysanthemums at tractively adorned the living room and also formed a centerpit*ce on the pret tily apix'inted buffet tahle. .A <leli- eiou< supper was servisl. Liter bridge and ('hinese checkers wfie played. AlIEND DINNER PARTY IN (.RKENMLLE Miss Vera Burnett, a former U-ach- er in tin* city .schools here, entertain- eil with a lovely dinner party lust night at hei home in Greenville. Mixisl ganlen flowi'rs adorned the rooms. .A deliciou.s ilinner was servisl. Those from here enjoying the h<tst- HDY WEDS PENDLETON (HRL • The following announcement will j be nceivetl here with interest hyl friends of the gnv>m: Mr^ James I hi \v son Smith, Jr. of Pemlleton announces the marriage of his daughter Daisy Hamilton to Mr. Joe Finney .Mason on Friday, the eleventh of November jiineteeii hundre«l and thirty-eight •Ander.s.in, .'^outh ('arolina. ; The marriagi' of .Miss Smith and' .Mr. .Mason was quii'tly xdemnized on Fiitlay aftetiUMUi at the home of rbe offii^i^pg minister. Dr. .1. 11. Carter, ^ Ikii-t^Me Central Uiesbyterian ebureh' of .\nder>on. j The bride was lovely in a costume j of Uiy blue, with «lub<*nnet acc^'ss«i-: l ies, and her flowers were a shouMer | coi'sage of Talisman roses. Mrs. .Ma son is the' youngest daughter of J. D. Smith and the late .Mrs. lA*na Russ<dl < > o o <> i ► o o Dinner Given For Furniture Workers | The jiersomad of Brothers and Kinani the stores Maxwell at I.au- ( HARLES JOHNSON, JR. CELEBRATES FIFTH BIRTHDAY ('haijes Johnson, Jr., celebrali*<l his fifth birthday on Saturday afternoon with a party. .After playing'games the children were servtxl fi uit imnch ami cake by his aunt and mother, .Miss .Annie liOU Norman and Mrs. L'ila N. Johnson. The little folks then were taken to thi* movies. Those enjoying the oc casion were: Betty Jean Sumerel, Patricia Fowler, Elizabeth Tow'nsend, Kathrine Eichelbt'rger, Joan Ander- ess’ hospitality were: Mr. and Mrs. Smith. Sh«* rtceivinl her eilueation in son. Nan and Walter Ijong, Jr., and Roy (iasque, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Tcwld, the Pendleton schinils and at Brenau l>an A’arborough, Jr. ,'Mr. and Mr.s. H. F. Harris, Misws college in <rtiin«*svill<‘, Ga. ^ .Agnes Davis, Lily A'arborough, .Mar-j The bridegroom is the son of Mrs. JOINT HOSTESSES HONOR ^ garet Culpepper, Marie Smith, Ruby 11). W. .Ma.son and the late Mr. Mason .MISS HOLLAND WITH SHOWER \orris, and J. L. Cochran. iof this city. Me is an alumnus of Pres- On Friday evening MrS. Virgil Ah- * jbrterian college*, being a meinber of rams and Mrs. I). B. Smith honore<l (ENTCRY CLCB .MEETS 'Kappa Alpha sik-ihI fratemitv and Miss Myrti.s Holland, bride-eloct of ^ MRS. JOHN SPRATT I he al.so t.n.k a pnmunent part in ath- The Century club met on TiX'sday letics. .Mr. Ma.son is now conn<ct«-d afternoon at the home of Mrs. John with th»*r-'4*<'(>s«lale seh<H»l and Ixins- Spratt. dale .Manufacturing company of .'sene- .Mrs. Drucie .MeSwain read an in- ca, as athletics dincfoi. Imimiliately after tht* oriMiiony the young coiipii' left for a wedding up<*n their ret urn will he at their fi iemls in .''^en* < a. DON'T \v.\it: SKK OUK GIF'I'S TOD.VY Christmas Is Around the CorniT Galloway’s 31 MOKK SHOIM’INC DAYS Til. (TIUISTMAS GIFT SUGGESTIONS: I.ADIKS: Watches, Dinner Rin^s, Dresser Sets, Locket.s, Etc. GENTS: Wrist and I’ocket Watches, Pen and Pencil Set.s, Helt and Tie Set.s, Etc. o o $1.00 DEPOSIT Will Ke.<erve .\nv .\rticle 'Til ( hristmas (REDIT .1 EWn.ER PAYNE'S Droad St. .\hrams-(Jeer Dldir. EXPERT W.MXH .AND .lEWELRV REP.MRING bride-eloct of November, with a lingerie .shower at the home of Mrs. Abrams. A brides book was presentini the gue.st.s and each wrote a wi.sh for the bride. Interesting contests were en- teresting paper entitled “First Wealth joyiMl after which the hoste.sses servinl Health.” which dealt with the value (•.ilth ami the progress made in tup and stihly of dis<*ase sinci- early home to a deliciou.s salad course with X^ussian h tea. Candy was also passeil. The home was attractively deco- H. E. .'spencer discussed ratiKl with chrysanthemums of ,,r,vhi(.n, of feeding the family, riious hues. .Miss Holland was i»re- jhe next minting of the club will sented many lovidy and u.seful gifts sjH*cial mi^eting on Nov. ’29 at for her trousseau.r the home of .M rs. W. .A. Johnson. YOUNG’S PHARMACY PHONE THE OI,D RELI.AHLE" 19 ( LINTON, S. (’. (Odl^fccn, Jlqejvcij. Sbruq. tSixi DR. WEST TOOTH BRUSH 33c WAMPOLE’S Preparation- .. 89c CREOMULSION .,51.08 GADINE CORDIAL, pint .... 89c WITH (TIKDSDTK Rtgular 35c Sixe fiROMO QUmillE 26 CHl'R( H ('IR( I.E MEETS WITH MISS .MII.I.lNi; The Business Woman’s circle of LECilON Al XII-IARY MEETS WITH MRS. T. J. PEAKE Th<‘ Woman’s .Auxiliary of the American Legion met Tuesday after- |.'irst Presbyterian church hehl its noon at the home of Mrs. T. J. Peake XovemlnT meeting al the home of ** with a large numlier of members Agnes Milling. .Assisting her as present. The assistant hostesses hostesses were .Mis. 1.. D- .MeCrary were: .Mrs. \V. T. .Martin, .Mrs. George ^Jaude Pearson. Mrs. .A. .M.^ Coj»eland led an inspir- THANKSGIMNG DAY Thursday, Nov. 21th This day gi\e SILVER I , . The Gift that kings and lovers and wise men have given since time began. Join our lay-awa> plan. FRONTIS JEWELRY STORE .and GIFT SHOPPE PARI.EIMIENDKRSDN f WEDDING AT ( IIERAW j C'heraw, Nov. 12. Mi>.' Donlle' Pa'rler, daughter of .Mr. and .Mrs. <'.(’, iViler of Gheraw, and Lwis Nolan Henderson of Clinton, were married .Monday evening, November 7, at the Chenivv MelhiMlist chuivh. The Kev. George Way, pastor of the church, officiated. ; The bride wa^ given in marriage by her father. Maid of honor vva-^ her sister. Miss Helen Parler, ami anoth er sister. .Mrs. .1 hii .lame' Duffyl was dame of honor. Bri<lesmaid;J vvere:i .Miss Dorothy BrVant, .Miss Gwimdo- lyn I ^miT, Miss Robbie Henderson, sister of the bridegroom, and Mrs.i Bernard (ewtte. sister of the hnde. Little jiarriet ( amille Parler, niece of the hriile. was flower girl. I.. 11 nderson, fathi*r of the hriiiegnrom. 'iTvi-d as best man. I'.'h- er groomsmen were: The three broth- SPECIAL Friday 6 to 9 P. M. Extra thick, large T-bone steak, cooked to order, 75c. Regular T-Bone, 50c. Saturday An “after the game supper” Turkey Dinner, 50c. Sunday Fried Chicken Dinner, 50c. HOTEL COFFEE SHOP ing ilevotional. The chairman, .Mrs. Gary Martin, presided over the meet- ing. During the evening a siKial hour was enjoyed and deliciou.s tea and samlvviches scrvi-d. BRllM.E P\RTIE.< GIVEN BY JOINT h(»stf:.'<sf:s .Mr.s. Harry Nettles and Mrs. Le- land Y’oung ent» rtaim-d with lovely bridge parties Thursday and F’liday afternoons. assenMding gueMs for four and throe tables on these occa- .sions. .A profusion "f chrysantheTnunis, with’ yellovv prislominating, dc-corated the home for the iK'casion. . Several interesting games were en- mony. joyed and later deliciou.s salad and Immediately after the ceremony a sweet courses were serveil. reception was given at the home of the bride'.s fiarents in Gheraw. MRS. T. J. PEAKE ' Mrs. Hemlerson, the daughter of lIOSTF^tS TD CU B Mr. and .Mrs. G. G. Parler of Gheraw, Mrs. T. .1. Peake was bridge hostes.s formerly of Harleyville, has promi-. ers of the_ bride, G. G. Parler of Hampton. .'Senator .1. .<. Parler of .''t. George, and .Marion Parler and Gor don Isunimer. Edward Parler, young est brother of;, the hi ide, and Lykes Hendei 'or.. brother of the hi idegroom, lighted the candles prior to the cere- on Thursday morning w'hen she de lightfully entertained her club. Mixed fall Lowers were placed about the living room, and centered the prettily-appointed table in the nent family connections throughout rhe state, .'she Attended lender col lege and Rice Husine.s8 college in Gharleston. F'or the past two years she has dK‘en making her home in Co dining room where a delicious lunch- Jumhia where she was t*mployed at eon was served. Afterwards bridge state dejiartment of agriculture, was played .Mr. Henderson is the son of .Mr. and .Mrs. L. S. Henderson of Clinton. He is employed with the stati- high way department, stationer! at .McBee, , L «- J J cx J where the young couple will make was hostess to the Wednesday Study MRS. DI N LAP HOSTESS TO STUDY CLUB I.ast week Mrs. Thomwell Dunlap I club. I Pink chrysanthemums and mixed garden flowers effectively adorned the living room". The program leader of the after-1 noon, Mrs. R. E. Sadler, chose West ern stories and contrasted the short stories of Bret Harte and O’Henry. She briefly reviewed the authors’ li'ves and also read “The Luck of POND’S 55c Cream with Trial Six* Face Powder « C n I n I ^ S-Crain Tablet* IKIla Bottle of i00 ABDG Caps. MULSIFIED Olaften ^ Box of 25 Shampoo 50c Sixe •I •i# a • ^ ^ I 39' 29' 83' 39' Pure Bristle—"Valu-Dent” TOOTH ,, A, BRUSH ..... XL Regular 50c Sixe BARBASOL SHAVE CREAM 34 Bex 25 Abbott ARB CAPSULES . . 89 Pint Bottle HOUSEHOLD * q AMMONIA . . . I U < 10c Soft Velour POWDER t% PUFFS . . 1 !-lb. Meads DEXTRI- MALTOSE . . . 63 Pint Bottle WITCH HAZEL LO SANITARY NAPKINS EAGLE BRAND MILK LISTERINE LIFEBUOY SOAP Nu.Vel Box 12 25c Sixe Mr. and Mrs. Henderson left on a wedding trip to V’irginia. For travel-1 ing the bride changed to a costume 8lift of wine Shetland wool, the coat being trimmed with black pony fur. She wore black acces.sories and a cor sage of red roses. SUBSCRIBE TO THE CHRONICLE “Tlw Paper Everybody Reads’* Olafsen Lofoten COD LIVER OIL Full Pint . . Richer, sweeter end testes better. Oil fPom > the Lofoten Islands far above the Arctic Circle.- 59‘ Restless? Nervous? SAYBROOKS NER VINE soothes and calms. Safe, pleasant- to-take sedative, esea Pint bottle . uO \ \ ■3