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THURSDAY, JANUARY 26, 1039 THE CLINTON CHRONICI.E. CIJNTON, S. C. PAGE THREE The Woman’s Page SOOETY EVENTS. CLUB AND CHURCH NEWS OF INTEREST Telcphotie 258 list'd in profusion as floral adornment.]|“““ .After intercMtinc jpamos and con- ANNOUNCEMENTS The Music club will meet Wednes day afternoon, Feb. 1st, at four o’clock in the radio room of Presby terian coClefre. .tests iruests were in\’ited into the din- injr room for refreshments. Rs'<i and white streamers fashioned of crepe inaper were draped from the chan delier to the corners of the table. .\ ilargre birthday cake occupied the cen-l 'ter of'the table. An attractive plate' in keeping with the other decorations' was served. .Tiny red hearts bearingj , the name of each guest was fastened MisecB Frances and Louise Anderskm,|^ tooth picks, j 'Sandwiches and Russian tea was also .Hr. and .Mrs. Lewis Mr. and Mrs. W. R. of Lauivns, Mr. and .Anderson Anderson, and I Sr., served. Miss Annie Bell Poole as- Mrs. Geo. W. sisted the hosvtess in serving. I Bailey, W. R. Anderson, Jr., and Ht-'ACTAEAN CLUB ' j The Woman’s club will meet at J tie Helen .Anderson of this city. MEETS M’lTH MRS. BAILEY four o’clock Monday afternoon, Jan.I Mrs. Hubert Tood assisted the host- fhe members of the .Actaean 'book* 30, at the home of Mps. Paul T<>dd. jess in serx'ing. club were the guests of Mrs. C. M.| • ! * i Bailey at a delightful luncheon Thurs-! MISS LOUISE JACOBS MR. AND MRS. KNOX HONOR ] HONORS HOUSE GUESTS MR. AND MRS. CULPEPPER ^ a social hour and wious games! Miss Louise Jacobs honored her Mr .and 'Mrs. Gene Knox honored enjoye<I in the living room| house guests, Misses Mary Round-.Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Culpepper, ■who ■with hawthome an<i bright tree, Lil BouJware, and Helen Foster ‘ haw returned to their home in Bid- beiries. .At high noon the gui'stsl with a lovely dinner party on Tuesday'dleford, Maine," with a delightfuL^.j.^ invitwi into the dining i\K>m evening. * [steak supper on la^t Wednesday ^ delicious thix'o-course luncheon -Attractive arrangements of gladi-|ning. _ [was serveti-at an attractively arrang- ola.s, fern and other mixed flowers: A group of their friends gatherer! at •were used in both the living and din- the home of .Mr. and Mirs. Knox, which^ fund.^. of the club aiv being ing rooms. A delicious three-course; was charmingly arrang^M for the ; conttibutisl to the city library. dinner ■w'as ser\'e<l at a prettily-ap-.casion, and wer^' servt'ti a }>alatable i « pointed table wheix' covers were laid steak supiH'r. After supjH’r the party[MK.S. H. D. HENRY HOSTK.'^S for twelw. j attended the Clemson-P. C. basket-'TO D. A. R. CHAPTER Dancing was enjoywl by the gixmpjball game at.the college gymnasium.j . iMrs. H. D. Henry was hostess to throughout the evening. I _ , the Musgrove’s Mill chapter D. .A. H. on W’tslnesday aftemtwn. rt>genrt. Mrs. R. E. .lonse, pre- home LIBRARY WORKERS MEET HERE ^ The monthly mwting of the Library Aides of Laurens ami Newberry ooun- fies was held Friday, Jan. 2()th at Clinton high .school. , Mra. Amelia P. R^a.-h, of .Spartan burg, ■was in charge of the class in structions during the morning. In the afternoon .Mrs. Sarah N. Work man, of (rret'nwood, gave a h<‘lpful and interi'sting lecutre on famous au- thctrs and ill-ustratorf. .At m>on memlKTs of the Clint*m •Mill .MoiImm’s club servtsi a delicious im-h<s»n at the itailey .Memorial rhureh. MISSIONARY SOCIETY I HONORS MRS. LESTER ' On bViday aftemoon at the of .Mrs. Mace Young the ladies of Hurricane .Missionary society feteti .Mrs. .Allen Lee*ter, whow' marriage a Tht siiksl and !i‘<i in the salute to the flag. .A reiK>rt of a contest .sixmsoa- tni by the chajiteT, showtnl a nice simi was ivalizi'd to help in carrying on an event of December, with ajthe work of the organization. misc<*llaneous shower. Mrs. Jack H. Da\ns, Sr., Tva<l an hinese checkers and «*ther inter-'interesting article from the National usting games wwx* played during the Hi>torical magazine entitb*<i. “.Sheath- A SALE/ of **Americans Finest Brassieres** afternoon. TV3icous sandwic'hes, cm>ki<*s an«l was .servt*<l. .Mrs. lA'ster was pix'sented many lovely ami useful gifts. ed with a Ship.” I.ater in the aft» rnmm and a.-'sistant ho.stess, ' Masoii, s« rved delicious tht hoste.ss I Mi-s. W’. D. refreshments. LILLIAN Dll,LARD ( ELKRRATKS BIRTMD \Y On .Satunlay aftt-rnoon, Jan. 21st,, the «KX*asion of her tenth birthday, lit- ehur«*h METHODIST MEN LORM WESLEY MEN’S (LUB rh«* men of liroaii .Stn-et .Moth<Mli'.t met Thur^ilay evi-rimg, .Ian. MI-Y CLUB HOI DS MEETING Th«“ <'lint<»n Hi-Y cliili met .Moiulay tie .Miss Lillian Dillard dt'.ightfully' T.'th. to organize a Wfsley Brothers Ietileitaim-tl siv of her friend>. Mon’- <'lub. Fheie Wi re forty mem- ' The young gn-lv-met at the home Ixt- at this first nns-ting and it wa- • vening, .Ian. 2-1. at the colU-ge gym- of Lillian'- pai'mil.s, .Mr. and .Mr.s. d«vuied to hoUl the n-gular monthly lusium with s**v»'f>t«*eii m«-fnlH'rs pres- (laiy Diilanl, an«l were tnuitisl to nie***ing' on the Thiii-<lay , nt. H bn ai movie. .After’the pictur<‘, de following thi- thir<l Sunday. .AftiT the ojH'ning ritual the ims-l- lieiou.s refreshments were s, iv«si in ■ .\fter a delK’iou- ehieki n jng was tum«si over to C^mlie Na- the dining n»om of the Dillard h«Mm 1.01 .s,* who present«sl the s|H'aker, W. A pink <s.Ior seheine wa.s cai rnsl out evening th e e lib we UplHT ideetisl, a- , Inith in dissiratlotis and nTn-shments. K .Amlerson, Jr., princi|»al of th< Glinum high .sehoti.. i The prettily ar»l>«»«nt«-<I table was .Mr. .Amk'rson’s talk, baiotl on hrsicent«*r«'<l by a hug«' birthilay cake trsp to California and other points of|U*aring t«*n light**!! cand.**s. .All the intercKt in the w«*at ^luring th«* sum- gut'ts 'jvimsl in wishing Lillian a nn*r, was entretaining as well a.s happy birthilay. <ati«»nal. ^ ^ The minuten wer«* ri*ad ami lh«* I'RE.NT fl ( 1.1 H MEETS roll calUxl by the -txietary. Waller WITH MISS GR \< E M ARTIN was tarter. -The nunHing adj<»um*s| with. • le iniz]iah rep«*at«il in eoneert. ' MR. \.MI MRS. ANDKRSDN ENTERTAIN AT Dl.N.NKK TOR VISITING MISSIONARIES Mr anil Mrs ,1 W .Xndirson I'n- ♦ertainisl with an en|toyable family • inm'r I'arty on WislmiMlay evening ing for Ri v. and Mrs. Rudiard Amlerson X mir’g, ■ 1 Guateiii.i a. Genlral Amerii’*. \ deliei thri**'-ro.i -«■ d nnei w as -i-rviil a. :» prettily ap|Mtinl«s| din- rig tabie e. nteiisl by a bnapw-t of ‘ trsyihia. .\ftei ilinne thi fam.,y g oup en^oytsl a - Kiai hour. TTiose I "Ving till o«-easM>n were; Mr. and M *. Nile- < lark of Water- .••o, Mr. a;il .Mr-. J. N. .Amkrson. M uM*«*s El iz;*n<ih ami Hel«n Ray, The Krench cluh^of t'linton high R Itiukiigiht, V achiKiI mi** at the home of Mi«s Grae« Martin in feildviHi*, on Tues«lay eM ning, Jan. ITth, with .Mi.ss Jennn offieerv of follow s • Hugh .''inipson, pn-sajent Thomas Howell, Vici fm-sideiit. IV .M. Pitle, s»Hn'lar>’ and treas-^ urer. An i-ntertainnient eoniniittii- Hp|M»int4‘<i to hav*' chargi' of Ih* jM-rs wha-h will seivisl on milling night Julian < idi-man, ehaiinian, He\ W 1* .Ailair, < . <’ Gile*», Eugene Hitt, I* M. litis The mis-ting- wnl ^•al-t at 7..'PI and !u-t riot later than mia thirty All sup ••a*'h Virginia DiJIanl and men whoaie rm-ml* t j«iint ho-;.--es and Mit.h<M||-t i hureb a* th<' club. . l/» e X’.iiirig. Mis* I .\al">i - a h«»*t. I'he mtttiiig ofM-msl with the -ing f the “.Marwillai.s!*.” .Mina bailer for th«' ev»*ning. t««ok eharge of the (iittgram, mssi.s*«s1 by .Muss Frames S|N*ake, .Miss Martha Mit'heli. and llulH-rt Adair, pn*sent«s| an inter* -ting prog;am <*n th* Fnuieh ihi'atr*'. .Aft**r several talk.s r**!ativ«- t . tn«- !o|ia tor th«- * v«-ning. a s<K-ial hour wa *njoy**<|, «Liring w'hich <b - lieious -amlwK*h«*s, tea and lM>n-lHins w*T*' s« rv* i|. of Bniud Sln^’1 ii»V‘*l lo )*iiri HIKTHDAVS Mr- D .1 Brimni will ««*l*brMte a' bitihiluy Tu**s*lay. Jai; 2lst Little .limmv Dutton ob-i-rv***! hi* second birth<lav .^timi.iy. .Ian 22nd M;-- lleb'ii M<h»i** ha- u birth«lav W * »lrM 'day, T* !* 1st ilal-e!] Roln-rts, .lr. e» b brat*sl hi- 12th birtbJay .Monday. .Ian. 2drd. Sav . . •TO .MY VALKNTINK” Mith lasting gifts of real quality. Why not drop in and look over our seltrlion. (’ome in . . . soon! FRONTIS JEWELRY STORE and GIFT SHOPPE H \LSKI 1. KOBKRT.S. JR. (KLKBRXTKS BIRTHDAY In ceb*luHtion of his I2th birth- ilay, llai.sell RoImtIs, Jrr.. invit«s| thirty-five frM*mls t*» his hom*' <»n Tu**s«lay for an enjo>’abI*' aft**rmKin. Th** living ami dining nnims wt-r** thrown iiisuit** f«»r th«* <K*casion and *l*x<*ra.t*«l in Valerrtim* colors. .A birth<lay rak«* l»**aring tw**lve light***! ramlles o* t upi***! th** c**nt«*r of th* table, light'sl at *‘ach en*l by tall r***l can<ll(*s in can*b'liibra. Fateh place was marked with a r***! ba.sk**t iwith candy hearts. Ibdiriou.s cn*am and cak*- was s*'rv**<l. PER.'^INXL MENTION Mis'« - .\*b*lin* B*ilari*l ami Th**lma ♦ an *if Gharbrtte, -iM-nt the w*'«*k **n*l w rth th<* form*"r's falh**r, T . .M. Ib.- IhihL BIRTH XNNorNCEMEM .Mr. an*l Mr-, < lau«l* R. Tramm*'Ili aiirmurH'*' th«* birth **f a s^.n, .Alan King, on Finlay, .la*i. 2b, at Hays h*»spitMl. KUPPERT ESTATE TO HE KEIT I.NTACT N**w York, .Ian. 21 fill*sl ball. br**wing ami i<-«* which ba<*h**|or < *•!. l*ft t<* thr**' w*»m* ii Th** vast Ui-*'- r*uil*ling *'stat«* .faeoii Rujt|H'rt, will Im- h*'l<l in- Iir’er*sting games an*l cont<*st.s aji- tail if th*- triis'*'*- ha^»** th«*ir way, propiiate f<*r th<* iK-ca-ion were * n- whwh was the (((ioiii'l’s wish, even joy«*<l. .Much fun was ha<l by drawing against ileeji inroa*l* which s’at*- and favors from a hug*- Vabn’in*- Ixtx. fi-d' ial tax**- may iiiak** iiit** bis •Mr.-. G. W, Hallman, Jr., assist*-*! niu!ti-milli**n.s. •Mrs. H*)U I'ts in serving. Byron < lark, Jr., on* of ,tb<- trus- t <'s an<l th** eolom-l's i»«-r.-orial law yer, said toilay the trust*-*-' wmibl *‘*-x't«'ml *-v(-ry *'ffort” to pr<'V<-rit li*|uidatiori and ’ha' n*- tieliev*'d th*-y could k‘-«-f) th*' «-'tat<- ’((geth*-!-. MR.S. ADAIR HDNDRED MITH LOVELY PARTY On Thur.sday evening' the coiThtry cl’jb wa.s the tm- most delightful jak*'siile .s<-em- *>f one of parti<*.s of the' ODEWARE of the car” would be a good slogan for every car owner. Auto mobile property damage and liability suits often run into money! iC T N A -1 Z E se-ason when Mr.s. Virgil .Abrams en- P-i-tain***] in honor of .Mrs. -S. Y. .Adair, '■w’hose marriag*' was solemnize*! in j Dex-emher. f'amations and fern ■were us<*<I as floral decorations for the attractively arrange*! r*>om. GuesUs wx-re invite*! for four tahle.s of hri*!ge and four tables of f'hinese checkers. Progres sive bridge was playe*! and Mrs. C. C. Coleman M2Jce8 ' Club Work Report In line with the me wiin tne study *»f f*H>d con- st-rvation by memVx-is *»f th«- county* home d<*m*»nstrati*)n y>r*)j*x-ts, a tfi-ta! of ii/MT *)uarts of fruits ami veg*--, tabb*s, 27,.o.'>b *|uarts of meats and ^ 2732,1 container.' of pickles, jams.i a vi-ar-<-n<l A CotnbfiMtioo Automobik ln«r- ance Policy wrktaa by The iCcoa Cejuaky and Surety Company of Hartford, Conn., wiU give you pro- tectfoo all wayi—alwaya mch matB for damiage. 1 Giles won high score prize. Prizes . , , , were also (ri%-<.n at <-ach table of f"hi- '"'I, ''“"'’'•'I '-V 'nose cheekers for hiirh Jcore. momWrs dunnir the year I Later in the evening the hostess show.s. i served a dclighrt-ful salad course. Ru.ssian tea and a s^weet It. S. W. SUMEREL Aetna-izer Phone 80 Clinton, S. C. I hot rolls, course. Mrs. .Adair was presented with a I lovely gift as a remembrance of the [happy occasion. The refKirt, j.-^sue*! by .Miss .I<-nniej E. C*>lcman, county home *k*m*>nstra- tion ag<*nt, stat*xi t.hat during the coming year the major proj<*cl will b*' the study and ^encouragement of the growth and use *>f more ruitri- tious fmxl.s. I '.MRS. BROWN ENTERTAINS During the year th<*re were 171 •friends at PARTY home demon.stration clubs for women i -Mrs. \V, R. Brown invited about ^ and seven for girls with a i*>tal en- I twerrty-five of her friends to a lovely - rollment of 773, the report sak!. 'party at her home on the afternoon^ The produce market which is open: !of Jan. 10th in celebration of her'in Laurens eveo’ Saturday was men-| ti*med as one of the club activities. -birthday I W. ttractively deoorat- tbe Valentine motif, flowers and ivy were “It is hoped,” the report said,* “that a new market buikhng may be se cured.” All MO” Styles 69* » for 'I" All ‘1 “ Style* 98* 2 for ‘I" Swamees' Tht-Duchess^ - Mitt Georgia and all 51.5 0 styles THIS SALE ONLY 98* 2 for $1.89 SEMI-ANNUAL SALE » ^ • •• In appreciation of their hundred! of thousands of customers and to acquaint and make many more loyal friends they have authorized us to make this great reduction in prices. Now you can enjoy the delightful comfort, smart style and appealing beauty of this nationally famous Brassiere at prices unheard of before. Youthform supports the bust in a beautiful natural position, protects delicate tissues and brings out youth ful loveliness.. Endorsed by thou sands of Physicians. Come early while our slock is complete in all styles and sizes. Miss Hollywood Miss Palm Beach Irresistible No. 4 and ALL ?l styles THIS SALE ONLY 69* 2 for $1.29 oumform M088 than* A#88A»»l»8i ALL SALES ( ASH MAIL ORDERS. Add 11c pottage. Thursday-Friday-Saturday ONLY GALLOWAY’S WKAHINC M-|-.\UEI. K*m \\*»MKN Buy Sunshine In Winter Menus.... The pick of. the garden and orchard . . . packed at jii"! the right time to retain all of nature's giMidnesN. .Slock up on choice canned giHids. Join I he man.\ familie> who e%er> week find the real meaning of the word S.\VI.N(iS at DAILEY'S li> pa>ing CA.'nIL Corn, Tomatoes or Beans, 4 for 2.5r SALMON, 2 cans 19r Carnation MILK,- 4 large or 8 small .. . 25c SUCiAR, 10 lbs . 47c SUGAR, 25 lbs S1.17 DELMAR OLEO, 2 lbs 7.3c CHEESE, lb 17r Shipped EGGE, doz. . 27c NO. 1 SLICED PINEAPPLE, 3 cans . . 25c TISSUE, 4 rolls 15c LARD, 4 lbs. 8 lbs. 39c 77c RINSO, small pkg., 3 for • 7.Sr ( HOCOLATE ( (IVERED CHERRIES, lb 19r RITZ CRACKERS, 1 Ib. box 70r MAXWKI.I. IIOC.SE COFFEE, Ib 77r l.rZI.VNNE COFFEE, Ib ?,5r PREMIUM CRACKERS, 2 lbs. .. . 27c IM'IAN liIVKK ORANGES, dozen 10c ' IIKMONSTRATION Complete Line of Mrs. Filbert’s Products Special I'rices on .Mayonnaise, Salad Dressing and Oleomargarine In Our Market CHUCK STEAK, lb. 20c FRESH BEEF BRAINS, lb. L')C F»()RK CHOPS, lb. 2r)c CHUCK ROAST, fb. -• I7'/2C ROUND STEAK, lb. ... 2.>C PORK ROAST, lb. 20c BREAKFAST BACON, lb. 2.5c FRESH FISH AND OYSTERS I.A.MB, veal and WESTERN STEAK DAILEY’S CASH GROCERY ’’(^ality Foods At Economy Prices” INDEPENDENT —Owned and Operated By Clinton .People!