The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, December 01, 1938, Image 3
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THURSDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1938
THE CLINTON CHRONICLE, CLINTON. 8. C.
PAGE THREB
The Woman’s Page
QIVMUTV ICVFXTS
CLUB AND CHURCH NEWS OF INTEREST
Telephone 258
fusion to attractively adorn the home
for this occasion.
A delicious three course turkey din
ner was served the guests invited for
six tables of bridge.
officiated, using the ring ceremony.
Only relatives and clo.se friends of
the 'bride and groom were present.
The bride wore a smart suit of teal
blue, trimmixl with gray fox. Her ac-
Lions To Emtertain
Hi Football Team
’During the evening an interesting|cessories were dubonnet, and sihe wore
number of progreasions were enjoyed a cor.sage of Talisman roses. '
in which Mrs. R. C. Adair was award
ed v high score prize for the ladies.
The t'linton Lions club, at it.s meet-*
;ing at Hotel Clinton on Friday eve-l
the team and coaching staff to be
their guest^ in appreciation of the
8u«regsful rbcord enjoyed by the team
I this year and to offer pi&lic congratu
lations to the group.
The fastest talker >in the II. S. is
oMrs. Hagins is the attractiW daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. George R. Hol-
ning, Dec. U, will be hosts to the foot-^ the man who has convinced his wife
ANNOUNCEMENTS
The regular meeting of the ^ntury
refreshments were served buffet style.
Miss Jessie Newby attended the
‘and R. S. Owens for the men. Mrs. S. l«nd and sin<^c her graduation from
1C. Hays received the floating prize, jciinton high school has made herj
"A 1 ' home with her parents. She is_ promi-!
ball team and cociching staff of the
high school.
The Lions have invited members of
there will be no cold weather this
winter and that they should leave the
screens up. .
BIBLE CLASS HONORS
MISS MARY TODD
nent in social circles and has a host
^of friends here who regret that her
did) will be held at 4 o’clock, Tues- meeting in the absence of Miss Alice j The Young I.Adies’ Bible cla.ss of j marriage takes her away,
day afternoon Dec 6th, at the home Gaines, faculty advisor of the club. the Associate Reformed Presbyteriani The groom is the son of ^Ir. and
of Mrs. W. A. Johnson. i church had its regular monthly meet. Mrs. 0. L Hagins of Uncaster. He
• 1 1. 11 tiursuKs ling- at the home of Miss Georgia Bee'is manager of Belk’s EK'partment
The Music club will m«t at four|,oLLY EIGHT CLUB j Blakely on Monday evening. i..tore in Wville, and was fomiely
o’clock next Wednesday i^moon at, (>„ y^iday evening Miss Louise Ja-' “ - ■ ' Tormeiy
the home of Mrs. ‘William Brooks!«aijtertained at dinner in honor of
Owens. Mrs. J- F- Jacobs Miss | Jolly Eight club
Ix)is Blakely will be the assisting four additional guests.
hostesses.
BROWNING‘ADAIR
ANNOUNCEaMENT
Mr. and Mrs. Oba Freeman Brown
ing of Greenwood, announce the en
gagement of their daughter, Elsie
EHeanor, to Samuel Young Adair of
Clinton. The wedding will be solem
nized in Decenuber.
The Thanksgiving motif was car
ried out, with pine cones and colored!for her trousseau.
The Bible study was in 'charge
Miss Margaret Blakely.
After the 'business se.<5sion, Miss
Mary Todd, bride-elect, was pleasant
ly surprised -with many lovely gifts
of coniKcted with the Belk store in this
city.
. After a wedding trip
Hagins will make their
beville.
gourds adding color to the decora
tions. The table was attractive with
a huge pumpkin in the center sur
rounded with fruit and nuts.
A delicious dinner was serv'ed the
guests.
A delicious salad coui'se and tea
were served later in the twening.
Me. and Mrs.
horne in Ab-
MEl'HODIST CIRCLES
TO MEET MONDAY
The circles of Broad Street Metho
dist church will meet
noon at four o’clock.
Circle No. 1—Mrs. H. J. Pitts.
Circle No. 2—Mrs. Mood Smith.
Circle No. 3—-Mrs. T. J. Leake.
The Sara Glenn circle will meet
Monday evening at 7:30 with Mrs.
John W. Finney.
PRESBTERYIAN CIRCLES
MEET MONDAY
The ciivlcs of the First Presbyte
rian church will mivt Monaay after
noon at four o'clock as follows:
nail • Tk*- YT- • • I Circle No. 1—.Mrs .Heath Cope-
On Saturday morning Miss Virginia i„„ 1 ^1 • . ,,
,, X. . _ ^ L ,1 land, chairman; meets with Mrs.
Copeland.
MISS VIRGINIA SADLER
ENTERTAINS FRIENDS
i^dler was hostess to a number of her!
Monday after-® gc-t-together party.
1 Guests for two tables of bridge,
were invited and several interesting! l ’
game.s were played throughout the' "
Circle No. 2—Mrs. VV. P. Jacobs,'i-eivsuit«'. Three tables of bridge and
ANNOUNCEMENT PARTY GIVEN
GREENWOOD BRIDE-ELECT
The engagement of Miss Elsie
Browning of Greenwood, to Samuel,
Young .\dair of this city, ‘was an-'
nounceil .Saturday afternoon by .Mrs.'
O. F. Brmvning and Miss Sybil
Browning at their home in Green-!
woihi. ' 1
Fall flowers were usihI throughout
the Jiving and liining rooms thrown 1
;ment
meets with .Mi's. L
morning. j
After the games a social hour was'
enjoyed and at noon a delicious salad!
course luncheon with Russian tea was'
served.
Circle No. 4—Mrs. Pringle Cope
land, chainnan; meets with Mrs.
Copeland.
E. I four tables of Chinese chi'ckers were I
in play during the afternoon. Novelty i
prizes were awarded to Miss Dorothy
Garrett for high'stx)re, to Miss Caro-'
line Rush for low score in bridge, i
Circle No. 5—Mrs. iM. G. Wood- and Miss Grace Gilchrist receiveil the I
CUMALANDER-MADDOX —^
The following announcement is of I MRS. PAYNE HOSTESS
interest here to friends of the bride: |T0 BRIDGE CLUB
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Cumalander ofj Last Tuesday morning Mrs. Hor-
Olinton, announce the marriage of ace Payne entertained her bridge club
their daughter, Dorothy Ellen, to at a Jovely party and added an ad-
Francis Maddox of Union, on Wed- ditional table for gueats.
nesday, July 20, 1938. Beautiful chrysanthemums attrac-
The bride W'as graduated in June ,tively adorned the card rooms. Cent-1
at the .Mary Black hospital in Spar-'»-iinR the dining room table was an^
tanburg, and has been engaged in ai »‘angement of color autumn leaves j
public nursing. !>" » pumpkin. t
w’orth, chairman; meets with Mrs.
Geo. W. Bailey.
Circle No. 6—Mrs. T. J. Blalock,
Sr., chairman; meet-s with Mrs. I,arry
Dillard.
Circle No. 8—^Mi.ss Ella Little Mc
Crary, chairman; meets with Miss
MoCrarj' at 7:30 Monday evening.
floating prize for checkers. She w’as
also rememilKTeti by the hosti'sst^s ^
with a lovely gift for her trousseau. I
A delicious salad course with Rus-'
sian tea was served 'by the hostesses I
(Continueil on page seven)
MUSICAL REX ITAL BY
MRS. Pins’ PUPILS
The mu.sic pupils of Mrs. Janies
Pitts gatheretl at her home last Wed
nesday afternoon for a recital.
Each child took part in an intore.st-
ing program and Mark Pitts was
awardiHl the prize offered to the pu
pil with the most hours of practice.
Late in the afternoon delicious re
freshments were enjoyeil by the
group.
! When .scor»‘s were counted Mrs.
Raymond Pitts was fouml to have won
first prize.
After the games a delicious lunch
eon was servtHl.
MRS. OWENS SPEAKS
IN LAURENS FRIDAY
.Mrs. Clarence Owens of C-olumbia,^
an authority on <'hri.stmas decora-i
tion.s, will give a lecture and demon-'
stration tomorrow afternoon at three
o’clock in the <''oTnmunity hall in lau-
TOM ROBERTSONS OK
CH ATT A N ()()(J A EN TERT A IN El)
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Roln'i't.son, their
daughter .Miss .Margaret, and friend,
.Miss Donrt’hy Blakely, of Chattanoo
ga, Te,nn., were the house guests of
.Mrs. .Julia Griffin and .Miss Collette
Griffin during the holidays and,
while in <’linton, were plea.santly en
tertained by other friends and rela
tives in the city.
.After returning from the Clemson-
b'ui-man game, the vi.sitors and a mim-
additional gue.sts were <'nter-
hy .Mr.'. Geo. .M. Davis at a
lovely Thanksgiving ilinner.
A.
at
FRENCH CLUB MEETS
WITH DOROTHY HORTON
On Tuesday evening the French
club of Clinton high .'chool met with
Dorothy Horton al the home of her
sisU'r, .Mrs. Gra<ly C'handler. Kath
erine Simmon.s, .Jeanne Holman ami
Frances Taylor served as joint host
esses. The program opened with the
singing of the .Mar.scillaise, afU'i'
which the SK‘cretary n*ad the minutes
of tile la.st nu'eting.
On Friday afternoon, .Mrs. .J.
rens, under the auspices of the I^iu-1 ^ <‘ntertuined the group
rens Garden club. A nominal admis-jI.akeside country club,
sion will bo chargtMl to defray ex-| Again honoring th/: visitors on !■ ri-
IH‘nse.s. ,\!1 Clinton women who are|‘Liy, .Miss l>ois Blakely gathered a
interested in piaetical suggwtionsjfriends at the home of .Mr.
jHMtaining to <i«*eorations for the'^^P^'*^ -Mis. .M. 1.. Robertson for an eve-
Yuletide, aie cmilially invited to hear:*^'^^ music.
.Mrs. Owens. ' ^bi Saturday evening, .Miss Col-
! lette Griffin inviteil a mimlHT of
BEASLEY-PAYNE | fn.mds for an informal six'ial hour
.Mr. and .Mrs. \N. \. Beasb'y, of with her gut*.s.t.s,
Clayton, .Via., announce the marriage! —
of their daughter. Sue, to Harry C.i.MRS. ETHFW, BFSBIN ADAIR
\ short program on French archi-* Fayne, .Jr., of Clinton, on November i WEDS TE.NNESSEE'MA.N -j
several in Greenville. Only a small group' .Mr. and .Mrs, Charles B. Busbin of
of intimate friends att<*nd(s| the wihI- GrisT, announce the marriage of their
cling. (laughter, .Mcs. Ethel BusJiin .Adair of
Mrs. Payne is a graduate of Grady
Ho.'-pital Kchool of .Nursing, Atlanta,
Ga.-.At present she i.s connected with
the Lyday .Memorial ho.spital in Bre
vard, N. C., and the first of the year
will join Mr. PajTie here to make- her
home.
•Mr. Payne is the son of .Mrs, Clarice
Payne of Union, and is engaged in
the jewelry business in this city.
torture was presented ^ by
members of the clul».
After a brief business
social hour was enjoycsl.
se.ssinn a
Ilelicious
THE IDEAL
( HRLST.M AS GIFT
. . . now ready for your inspec
tion. A complete selection of
Uhri.stmas Gift suggestions. Vis
it our store and join the ranks
of the “Lay-Away” shopiH-rs
this Christma.s.
FRONTIS
JEWELRY STORE
and GIFT SHOPPE
AIK. AND MRS. LITTLE
ENTERTAIN WITH DINNER
.Mr. and .Mrs. .John W, Little entiT-
t.'lined a group of friends at dinner
on 'i'liesday ev<‘ning.
Chrysanthemums, naicissus and ■
(Other fall flowers weiv u.sed in pro-
mHDE EASIER
SOOT TO CRIMi YOUR WOOD-
WORK. NO SMOKE TO SOIL
YOUR DRAPES AND CURTAINS.
NO DUST TO DIM YOUR WALL-
PAPER AND WINDOWS. NO
SMUDGES ON LINENS AND UPHOL
STERY. THATS THE FINE FEATURE
OF THE ASHLEY WOOD lURNINC
STOVE . . . WHICH. THANKS TO
PERFECT COMIUSTION. MAKES
WINTER HEATING EASIER AND
SPRING HOUSE CLEANING
LIGHTER.
ASK TOUR DIALIR ASOUT THi ASHLEY
... A SIZE FOR EVERY NSIO.
jflslxley
llUTOmflTlC
UJOOD BUftniHG
STOVE CO.
COLUMBIA, S. C.
Prather-Simpson
Furniture Company
Livingston, Tenn., to Finis C. .May
nard of lh»' .same jdaee. The wedding
was solemnized on .Monday, Novem
ber 21.st, at four o’clock, in Cookeville,
Tenn.
The Itride 'holds the position of au-
jierintendeirt of Lady .Ann hospital at
Livingston, Tenn., and. is well known
here. She received her training as a'
nurse in Hays hosjiital and in .New
York. .She was corintcted with the
hosjiital here before going to Liv-i
ing'ton to make her home. |
The groom was reared in Willow
(Jr.)ve, 'I I nil. Ill taught in the <’lay
county schools several years and wasi
formerly with the Tennessee jiublie'
hi'ulth departjnent. He is now eon-!
ncctid with the adult «(lucation jiro-:
gram .in that .state.
Mr. and .Mrs. .Maynard will continue|
to make their home in rennessee..f
Th( y have many friend' hen- and in
that state, who wish thoin iiiiich haj)-1
pi ness.
WOMA.N S ( I.I B MKKTS
>MTI1 MItS. JACOBS j
The Woman’s eluJ| met on .Monday,
afterniMin at the Home of .Mrs. Wil-.
liam Jac'bs, ehairman of thi i.ibrary'
committee, with the members of her'
ciirnmiltee assisting a.-' ho.'tesses.
For the afternoon program Willard
L. Jones, college librarian, was the
guest sjnaker. He spoke of the jios-
sibility of federal funds becoming
'available for the estalilishment and
I maintenance of la gional libraries in
thi.s and other slate.s.
I (Following the address of .Mr. Jones,
a busine.ss .session was^held and pre
sided over by the president, .Mrs. R,
S. Owens. A tribute was read to the
memory of the late Mrs. J. F. Jacobs,
Sr., long indentified wit|i the cluii.
as one of its mo.st faithful and use
ful ntembers, and one who served thej
I organization a.s president for several
U'rms.
The club decided to spon.sor the
sale of Chri.stmas seals ds in pre-
Ivious years. RerMirts of the library
land civic committee.s w'ere heard.
I During the a/ternoon a social hour
jwa.s enjoyed. For refre.shments de
licious tea, sandwiches and cookies
, were served.
HOLLAND-HAGINS RITES
:SOLEMNIZED AT GREENWOOD
On Wednesday evening, November
!23rd, Miss iMyrtis Hollamf of this
chy, w'as married to J. S. Hagins of
Abbeville, in Main Street Methodist
parsonage, Greenwood. The Rev. L. E.
Wiggins, a former pastor of the bride.
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GIFTS -
- GIFTS — GIFTS
Gifts
for Everyone.
(Jifts
for Her.
(;ifts
for Him.
— al —
Galloway’s
This is to announce that I have as
sumed the management of the ser
vice station formerly operated by
E. G. and J. G. Young at the end of
South Broad Slrcct.
1 will handle a full line of Good
Gulf Products, and am prepared to
supply your gas and oil needs, and
tire service.
In addition, I will also handle light
groceries.
1 invite the patronage of the pub
lic, assuring prompt service and
quality products.
ROBERT E. JOHNSON.
Johnson Service Station
South Broad Street
YOUNG’S PHARMACY
PHONE
“THE OLD RELIABLE’
POND’S CREAMS
39'
SScSIZE
MEDIUM JAR
VICKS
35c SIZE
VAPO RUB
27
TOOTH
VALU-
DENT
BRUSH
12
COLO TABLETS
23
HILL'S
30c SIZE
50c SHAVE
CREAM
BARBASOL
34
SOAP
ON SALE!
PAfMOLIVE
HYDROGER
FULL PIRT
PEROXIDE
23
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