Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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f . J •« f' THrUSDAY, Jl NE 1, 1S3S THE CLINTON CHRONICLE, CLINTON. S. C. PACE THRM The Woman’s Page SOCIETY EVENTS, CLUB AND CHURCH NEWS OF INTEREST Telephone 74 or 258 ^camty aixl trwn. Gu)d« books of the^of Greenwood, Miss Etryl Bowles, I Dicu.« snd her house fUest, Mist Eula*irue«t of Misses Doris and Nanejr Ea fa ir irsTe the attractive menu and Miss Briirgv Anderson, Miss Katrina [Gray Blakely. jtey in Ruby, procram. [Pardue and Miss Rub)’ Carter. Mints Miss Betty Matthews B. S. Pinson, principal, waf toast- and nuts were served by Mias Jackie relatives in Greerrwood. master, and W. RL Anderson, Jr., prin- Boone and Miss Lallie Green. Musical Mrs. J. C. Gruber is IS cipal of Clinton hi|rh school, the prin- numbers were rendered throufrhout the Newlierry hospital. cipal speaker. Toasts were made by the members of the class to the faculty, !l>r. L. R. Lynn, the honor students, and “our silent partner.’ afternoon by Mrs. Jerome Mc- Mrs. J. J. Smith i.s makinK an ex tended visit with her dauchter, Mrs. Lena LovelaM. R T. U. AcUve Goldville was honored Sunday by ANNOUNCEMENTS The James B. Parrott chapter. Or der of the Eastern Star, will hold its nfular monthly meetinc Friday, June noon’s study of the firls' school at Luebo, Africa, established by Maria Fearin^r and Althea Brown Edminston, which is the objective of this year’s 2, at the Masonic temple. All m€tn-| birthday offering, bers are invited to be present, as dele-1 Miases Sara Patterson and Martha irates will be selected and plans made|Gres:«r discussed the needs and prob- for attending the grand chapter ses-jlema of the school. An offering -a-as Bion in Spartahburg June 20-23. [taken and a substantial sum realized. The devotional was led by Miss Mary Adams. Michael and farewells were received by Mrs. Richard Oapps, Mrs. Region Myers and Mrs. Wallace Austetle. 1116 The guests included: Edna Chand- home was attractively decorated with Her, Hampton Talbot, Mary Frances spring flowers for the occasion. Craig Cari Hill, Sara Davis, Allen Ja-j Miss McCrary and Miss Ruth Man-j visit from Miss Flora B. Lawton and cobs, Charles lingle, Lillie Mae Fort-^ning, also to be married in June, her staff of social workers for the ner, Mary Ingle, Bill McMillan, Nell shared honors at a 'large and lovely i purpose of reorganizing the local Bap- Monk, Walter Beeman, Elinor Pow-j party given by Miss Fhnalyn Sifly tist Training union, ell, Richard deMontmollin, Robert Tuesday afternoon. Decorations of| Leaders chosen were: For the ju;l Powell, Mildred Davis, Lester Prather,'larkspurs and daisies, britteJ tallies jniors. Miss Ruth flair; for the holiday by the city’s hank and de- Louise iMcCown, Made'line &nitb,[and corsages that marked the places mediates. Miss Nell Hamm; for the|closed for the Mrs. James Mo<|lre of York, spent Tuesday with her mother, Mrs. T. J. a PatierA in Blalock, Sr. Ned tS. Hasrs, student at the Sooth Carolina Medical college, Chairieston, is at home for the summer. Rcbert Wysor, III, has retumad from Richmond, Va, where he was called last Friday on account of the death of his grandmother, Mirs. R. E. Wysor, Sir. RANKS CLOSE SATURDAY Saturday will be observed as a le- BRIDGE CLUB MEETS. WITH MRS. HAYS Thursday Mrs. S. C. Hays delight fully entertained her bridge club Thomas Weller, Agnes Walden, Heath | of all the guests gave the color note seniors, Harold Murphy^ Blake, Maizie Whitaker, Charles Con rad. Dr. and Mrs. S. M. Huntley, Dr. L. R. Lynn, Miss LetH McIntyre, Miss Helen Porter, Miss Shannon Simp- BRITT-ANDERSON ^'**’*- Lor^ne Uoyd, Miss Julia j^^i^i^OUNCEMENT i Porter, Miss Elizabeth Akers, Robert Mixed garden flowers attractively' The following announcement will be [ Lynn, Mr. and Mrs. B. S. Pinson, adorned the living room where two!read here with social interest: ja^id W. R. Anderson. Lieutenant Henry Chesnutt Britt of! Punch was served throughout the Tifton, Georgia, announces tW en-|*?vening by'Mrs. Lloyd and Miss Mil-j gagement of his sister, Eisther Le€,|^red Hughes, to William R. Anderson, Jr., of Clin for the refreshments. Miss Alice Gw’inn of Hinton, W. Va., the house guest of her sister, Mrs. N. R. Smith, and the brides-elect were remembered with gifts. day in observance of .Jefferson Davis’ birthday. where tables were arranged for cards. • After the games the hostess served delicious salad and sweet courses. I PEOPLE YOU KNOW JOANNA NEWS MRS. J. R HART HOSTESS TO CLUB Mrs. J. B. Hart was host^ on Fri day afternoon when she attractively entertained her bridge club. Bouquets of varicolored garden flowers were placed about the living room. ton, S. C., the marriage to be solem-j nized in the eariy summer. MRS. H. F. HARRIS. MISS BURNS HONORED WITH TEA PARTY Mias Britt is a daughter of the late I Lovely in every detail was the tea The gold fish still abound in China in the wild state. GIVE HER A YEAR’S SUBSCRIPTION Why not give mother a year’s sub- j.iscripUon to her favorite magazine? A card announcing the gift will be Goldville, May 26.—iMrs. Lena Ix)ve lace and daughter spent the week-end!** ^^me for some time on account in Clover with relatives. I^’f an injured foot. Mrs. W. H. Herndon of York, was the guest Tuesday of Mrs. I). Brimm. Robert Tomkinson of Spartanburg, sent. Call— JAMES W. CALDWELL Miss Robbie Saxton of Honea Path, I Miss Margaret IJghtfoot is the At No. 38 Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hardy Britt and j given on Wednesday afternoon at the ^^^as the week-end guest of Miss Millie and Mirs. W. E. Brown, Mr. granddaughter of Captain and Mrs.[home of Mrs. Raymond Pitts with Cole. Owen L. Chesnutt, pioneer citizens of I Misses Agnes Davis, Nancy Owens Mr. Tifton. She is a graduate of Flora and Lily lYarbbrough as joint hostess-j»ud Mrs. Tom Brown and James spent Macdonald college. Red Springs, N.C.,jes, honoring Mrs. H. F. Harris, who'Sunday in Hartwell, Ga., with reJa- After a series of interesting games, land received her master’s degree from j is leaving Clinton soon to make herltives. the hoetesa aerved a delicious salad Elmory university. She has also com- home in Columbia, and Miss Virginia' Mr. and Mrs. Jtsff O’Dell and Miss course with cookies. MRS. GOYNE SIMPSON HOSTESS TO CLUB Tuesday mosxiing Mrs. Goyne Simp son entertained her bridge club at her j b<me in College View. LOVEI.Y DINNER PARTY Lovely arrangements of mixed!BY JOINT HOSTESSES spring flowers were used to decorate | Honoring Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Harris the house. and Miss Virginia Bums, Ebr. and .Mrs. During the morning the hostess Felder Smith and Mr. and Mrs. Roy Burns, bride-elect of June The gueets were greeted at the door by 'Mrs. John W. Little and in- French and history in Glynn academy,! troduced to the receiring line convpos-, • . .. Brunswick, Ga. ed of the hostesses, Mrs. Harris, Miss'"*^ Mr. and Mrs. Deery. Misses violet Browning and Kath- plefted a summer’s work in French at the Sorbonne university, Paris, France. At present Miss Britt is teacher of Tootsie O’Dell attended the funeral of Sam Pruitt in Whitmire Sunday. IMr. and Mrs. Tom Juds and Mrs. C. H. Honan of Chicago, spent Sun- Solves your INK PROBLEMS Bums and Mrs. Gary Martin, who is also leaving Clinton this summer to make her future home in Spartanburg. .\Is*o receiving were Mrs. J. M. Prtte, St., Mrs. W. B. Owens, Sr., and Mrs. T. P. Ihivis. M IS. Wm. Bailey Owens and Mrs erine Dicus of Clinton were week-end guests of L. 'W. C. Blalock. Mrs. J. M. Bozard, iKiris Bozard, Margaret Hazel, Mrs. J. E'. Crowder, Patsy Crowder, Naomi Hall and Har- eerved refreshments in two delicious■ (iasque entertained on Tuesday eve- Bailey Owens and Mrs. Bishop atlendtHl the graduation C'*urses. ning at the Smith’s home with a love- j j jvake entertained in the ilining ‘ .Montreal Junior college, Mrs. Raymond ' ’ s. _ , A SMART CARTER CUBE niLED WITH HNESr iOUMi TAIN PEN INK. I’iu- made highljy dinner jiarty. •c<»re ami wa- given an attractive I«nze. MK.'<, H. A. I OI.KM AN HONORED ON BIRTHDAY Mrs. H. < oleinan wa> pleaaantly surpnsed S.-.Mlay by her children, grarah hildien ami great-grandchildnm with a birthday dinner at the home <*f brr daughter. Mr». H, .M. Chaney. Thursday, May 25, waa the 7Hth b.rili- day of Mrs. Coleman. Mra. Coleman waa rm»e*obeTed on tht oora..^n wi;h many lovely and uaefol gifU. At noon a dalicMnia dm- wreed pimte atyW. The house wa.* thrown on suite and b«'autifully <lecorate<l with Inrwls of larkspur, phlox and roses. .\ deliciou- fhr«*«*-course dinner was serve*! at pivltily-appointed tables, laiter bing*) was played. (fUeats enjoying the occa-K»n, be- Hiile# the hom*red gue*«j*. Were: .Mr. .ami Mr*. Ansel G<i*lfriy, .Mr. and Mr* .\ce Workman, .Mr*. U Bish op, .Mr. aTid Mrs. Hugh Ftergle, W. M Waiker, Mr and Mrs E^igene Ti*ti- merman, Misee# Agm-* iRavt*. Lily Yarboro igh, Irene W’ortaman and Mr* R. R Walker of Laoneia. Montlay, .May 22. .Miss Grace Bozard was a ms’inber <f the graduating elas'. Mr Janie n*»ni. which was tastt-fully il*'C«*mt*sl with Ixrwls -weet iwas, rose.s ami niixtsl garden fhiwers, the mantel Ih-- ing particularly bt-auliful with masM>s .. of jmik ro>-t=s an<l «-\quisitc antique blue va-es. Th«- guest- wr'-e invited into the d.n.rg by Mi s < W’. I o<»|>er ami .Mif J. B. Hart. Bl«wk cn*am ami rake wn- -.t-t-vtil by .Mr-. R. K. Sadler ami M - R S (»wen» from a beauti fully app*ontesl taftde overlaid wuh a ,!'•%*•!> lace c’oth and cenleresl with a hamt—•me bimrl of mixed gard*-n flow. The bi^et ara* Itkewiae lovely I er* STtJNK-BOl KNIGHT Of cordial intere^ to their many „ fnrnfis here and e»»e»here was trr .. i, „ _ marriage «f Mia* Mugev SlMW of this K y af hi .Sadler, ED SADLEN ENTKKTAINB FRIENDS WITH PARTY On Friday rrming Fkl Sadie* m- f..T • s./o. 11- '•"S-.r rtio-k ..f u a Re=?*r-n.rr in Newr^ss")-, t.y Ih K B.>an Kri*«f The nog errem*my daughter of Mr» MKRa Slone .if this and Stoo*-. »• • grad- w ^ ^ * rtm* Anrh-*r high •rhoo.. and punch werr seired during the e.ening ♦ .-eamg m-.r. halioon Con=;*-*t f^r.^hed ten I 'tAapTr Ri*fer»hTTiT -.f rrail her home here a mjmher lean She was bwomingly attired dre*s of >hrer rrrp* and wore a r*., I rm K GIRI. HAK FIRirr MIRTHUA^ PART^ Mr* K M Tanmeritiar mtci-iamed wnn matrhmg arevaaonr*, ■I a hirthi^y party on Saturday a •hnuldr- roe*age owiw na>ming at Vr home in honor of her Mr Hr,iikf..rh* i* a native of b'.tie uaugh'ee. Neb Fiach littb- mgtoc ci«*t-ty amt i* e^wmected with l>rl fr -«I rememie^vsl her with a gtD A number «»f merry iHAdonr game* w-rr enjoyed on the lawn TYir ehiUlrrn wr *- mutes! >nte the for rtdrvwhment*. An altrarttvr- !y .eed b.-^'hday cake, encirrWd with panel**, and bearing one burning ta per, formed the centerpmee on the taL.e. Ice cream, cake and candy were aervd. .'sKwraJ JitUe neighborhood fnend* rr.joyed the <»camon. MR. AND MRS. (HAPMAN ENTERTAIN BKIIM.E CLUB Mr. and .Mr*. R P. Chapman were hoet and hosdess on Thuraday evening the Psb-t lufr Ineuranre C*., in ^• - iumbia. havii^ prriHiualy Wn locat- rd 1" < iintsin and Nmrbeiry. After a *h*»rt wesMing tnp the young coupie will make their holm- at lAUli N<*rih Mam »treet, T tilumbia 8IDNF;V DENSON. JR. WEDS IN BALTIMORE The following announcement will be received here with inleraat by fnends of the bndegrooen: •Mr. and Mra. J. W’ebater Turner <4 Nashville. Tenn., announce the mar- arith IkswI* i4 mixed garden Gower* \>si*t.:-g n the dining roum Mr* W H (Wrrft*. Jr. Mr* A H J. Ihtta and Mi** tieurgia Hr ILakrly luwi# t'amlyn^ ami Ann Pitts pa*»*! grrsm and ahite mints and aalted r*4te. t Thr guevts wre inrtted to the* pj»rt*h *1^ Mr* R P W'‘fh-r, arhsci pum-h **• —eve.! Sy Mr* J. H Hun- t»-r an.l M.«' Elia lutt.- Mc< rary The p..n:h *s* at*«> l«»veiy arrth ■imaner f!i»Urr« Th*- guc**» WefV b**!c picwf- t.yr *"y Mr* \rne II Workman MRS. BRIMM PRFXFNTS PI PI I-S IN RFA ITAI. I On TYureday rveoing at her ht-mr. .M'» I* J Brimm pri*i n*ed her me- *.4- pupi s in rvctis; |•aret»*• t4 th*- pup! • and a rundtef »>f f*:cotl* Were n\>'«d f’-r thr iwra*H»r. and enjoyed Ihr fwing pr*qrram “D*-' Wskl. ' Stra-ee Me* Brimm smi h'*^^^>eJmr Monrv. “Sr-Tg. R<r«l.*-, -Sirg" A.''lefH ( U..<*iigh Duet. "A I-Itt»e Jaumey" B'fmm a»id t and me Huffman ■*t arriival «*f H<q»km* - I Lie Jean M*««»rr. ’Tn a .'^w:ng** leiura F. Hu*lg “In the !&*»<»’* -Grace flilmer. "The Muffin .Man ami Ihng Beil’’—t aroJme Huffman, Duet, “Hunter’s < hmw’* Bnmm and Rislyn Camn. “Evening Shaihnrs,’’ Cho^n—Mar- luiiifonl ami »»n of Satunlay with Mrs. E*4| (Mnirne. .Mr. ami Mr-, t harl*-- Muq’hy visit- cil in..Sumter ovi-r the wm-k-eml. .Mr and .Mr- Roy Holtaclaw and •Mr. and .Mrs. t 'laiMie Warn-n **f Clin ton. wen- rec«‘i»t gue-^- t4 Mr. and .Mrs. J. J. Johmutn i .Mr and Mr*. R. T. Fuller and fam ily i4 t'lini'in, siient Sumlay with Mr i and .Mr* D H I’uag. ' Ml** Fitnma Kate Oxner gave aj were M l■*e» ...PLUS A NEW DESK STAND THAT RTS yOUt FOUNTAIN FEN OR STEEL PEN BOTH FOR- V»-<!et Hruwning, Kathennr CHRONICLE PUBLISHING COMPANY Stock Up At Dailey’s Our Store b Filled With Real Food Values (ASH ¥ at Thouaamla of thrifty Hotueewivta are aaviag aifry every 4ay by paying Ihia UNK-ST(H' (irorerv alare. We affer a ruaiplele line of (•mrericn, (!i Vegetable*, Kruita and Choire Memla af all kinda kept under raatralled refrigeratiaa aa til you aetret them. Tbafn wby yao ran bay here with roafidenre—pay lewt Me Mr*. BoU lh>ng Mr*. riage of thew niece, Jane EJiae Gid dizv*. to William Sidney DenMin, Jr.,rthx Mitehell. ... . which Umk place Wednemlay, May 24.' ^ to member* of their bridge club and at noon at .Mt. Vernon Place -Metho- additional gue«U. [dUt church in Bahimore, Md. The: - i The living and dining room of the Rev. Harold B<«ley read the marriage, home were thrown ensuke and deco- .service in the pn-oence of member* of| -Mighty I^k a Rose, - e\in rated with bouquets of roaes, sweet the two familiw and a few cloive'‘y'J ^ peas and larkspur. Pnigresnive bridge friend-^. J. Nom« Hermg played Par^liee, “.y«i at thm- ^ and hi*h pr<Tr,m «f or„n muaic bo^-.Hr.. Brnrnn .tkI la.ura F. Hud- Krentzlin; “T’re- -Roe- .StreaJi- score won by L. W. Rawl. Guefits other than member* of the club were Misa Pearl Hitt and her houae gueote, Mrs. W. L. Whitehead of luike City, and Mis* Rebe Simimons of Mt. Pleasant. After cards the hostess served a chicken salad course with punch. ceremony,'8^ - “.Scarf Dance,’ Chaminade — Fran- THORNW'ELL AUXILIARY HOLDS MEETING . The Auxiliary of Thomwell Memo-!j^^g Clinton high school and attend- ria.1 church met on Sunday afternoon Presbyterian college. He is now aft the library building at which time j (^^nected with the accounting opw- .ations section of the Social Security Immediately after the Mr. and Mrs. Denson left for a stay! ^ in New York and upon their return • t* w'ill make their home in Baltimore. * ' Margaret, The bride attended Vanderbilt uni-1 Frazier. „ vt w versity, where she was a member of I Duet, “Go^olier-s, Nevin Mrs, the Gamma Phi Beta sorority a.rvd\'^rimrr) and Frances Taylor for the p<Mrt two years has made herj Artistic arrangement <>f I>tm.thy home in Baltimore. jPertiins r<>s« we^ i»ed in tl^ livmg Mr. Denson, a son of Mr. and program delicious W. S. Denson of this city, is a gradu-l’^^»’«*h.menfts wereserved. the annual “birthday party” was cele brated. I Mrs. F. .M .Stutte, liresident of the | organization, ness session. Board in Baltimore. presided over the busi-j JUNlOR-SENIpR BANQUET She also led the after A Few High-Grade SUGAR SHELLS AND BUTTER KNIVES Still Available at 25c Each. Dependable Watch, Clock and JeweDy Repairing. FRONTIS JEWEIJKY STORE Mtd GIFT SHOPPE TEA AT ORANGEBURG HONORS MISS McCRARY Orangeburg, May 27. — Mi.ss Copie McCrary of the city school faculty, I whose marriage to Rbbert P. Capps jwill ibe .solemnized in Clinton June 15, iwas gue.st of honor at a lovely tea the, Saturday afternoon when Mrs. W', R. on Lowman and Mis.s Lucretia Daniel at the home of Misses' FOR THORN WELL CLASS The junior-senior banquet of orphanage high school was held Friday evening at the McCall school entertained building, "the banquet w’as prepared Helen arid Inez Green. Mrs. Foster by members of the junior cla.ss under *Booqe and Mrs. James M. Green, Jr., the direction of Miss Catherine W’il-. welcomed the guests and Mrs. Charles son, 'Council presented them to the receiv-! j The dining room wa.s attractively ing party composed of the hostesses, decorated in red and whhertlte seWbr j honor guest. Miss Ella McCrary, sister class colors. The New York world’s | of the bride-elect, and her two aunts, fair waa the theme carried out in dec-1 Mrs. John W. Little and Mrs. T. J.l orations and txiasts. In the center of Peake of Clinton. Ekvtertaining and; each table were a red trykm and peri- sphere, and the place cards were also jof this design. The favors were tiny ired and wbitc airpUncs made of asaiating with serving punch and cake* in the dining room were; Mrs. Allison Waher, Miss Mary Howze Dillard of Cliffton, Miss Lucia Daniel Small KIN.SO, .1 for KITCHEN TOWELS, 3 roll* 2.'>c FreHh lx>cal KCKsS, diiz. 2.'k SALT or MATCHES, 3 for lOc VINFXJAR, quart bottle 10c .SODA or STA RCH. 6 for 2.5c IMK PKA( Hh25. No. 2'/, can 10c Jello or Royal (lelatin .5c Grapefruit Juice, 46 oz. 15c VINEGAR, >/2-irallon jux 2.5c Grapefruit Juice, No. 2 can, 3 for 25c Premium FLAKKS, 2 for 29c Dailey*H Royal Breakfast C'OFFEE, 2 lbs. 29c LIFEBUOY SOAP, 3 for 20c Dailev’H Blue LabH COFFEE, 2 lbs. . 35c Corned or Roast Beef, 2 cans 35c ('hatte & Sanborn 00s* . COFFEE, lb. aOC ,■} A FULL LINE OF VEGETABLES AND FRUITS FOR YOUR ^ SELECTION AT ALL VANILLA WAFERS, 2 for 29c Itemon, Chocolate or Spice COOKIES, Ib. lOc Nice LE-MONS, dozen 15c No. 1 New Potatoes, 10 lbs. 2e5c In Our Market Sliced Breakfast Bacon, lb. 25c COLD MEATS BOILFID HAM, Ib. 50c BAKED HAM, Ib. 60c MINCED HAM, Ib. 25c CHICKEN LOAF, Ib. 30c ROAST BEEF LOAF, lb. 40c BOLOGNA, 2 lbs. 35c Pork Chops (lean), lb. 25c BEEF LIVER, Ib 25c Smoked Sausage, 2 lbs. 35c BEEF ROAST, lb. 20c DAILEY’S CASH GROCERY ‘X^ality Foods At Economy Prices” INDEPENDENT —OwB«d and Operated By aiaton People!