The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, June 29, 1939, Image 3
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THURSDAY. JUNE 29. 1939
THE CLINTON CHRONICLE, CUN'TON. S. C.
PAGE 1HRB
The Woman’s Page
SOCIETY EVENTS,
CLl^ AND CHURCH NEWS OF INTEREST
Telephone 74 or 258
JONES-BOYD
ANNOUNCEMENT
l>r. and Mrs. Dudley Jon«i an
nounce the engafcement of their
Clark, soloist, each renderinir »e\*eralj
numbers. The wedding march from
Lohengrin was used and “Love)
I>reams’’ by Liist was softly played
during the ceremony.^
The bride is an A. B. graduate of
Fastem Nazarene college, WaUaston,
Mass., and holds an M. A. decree from
Boston university. She taught durii«
the past year in the high school atjvelop in our brains when reason is
GlennviMe, Ga. asleep. They cause tears and torture
The bridegroom is the son of Mr.land they bring the touch of joy. They
'Shuler wedding party at the home Burchfield, of To-|cling to one during his waking
the former last evening both before i*1^ • graduate ■ thoughts and they assume the dimen-
and after the rehearsal. ‘ Eastern Nazarene college and is'sions of herald of eternity.
pies where the afflicted | went to be
anointed by the priests, and dream
they were cured. One man who loot
an eye claimed that he dreamed that
Mrs. C. F. Watts of Camden spent
a law days the past wceh with her
awfer, Mrs. J. W. Crawford.
DREAMS
Dreams are the pictures which de-
Ohio*s legislature killed a bill which
:he t^p:y orbit was fUled tn his sleep would have prohibited women from
aiid he awoke with two eyes. OM men t aa barmaids. M the taata is
went to dream of hair at the Temple,"®* «®®^ cmtomKr is entitled
of A«*l„rio, ud amt „.„ «<> mt hm.
awoke with thick crops of hair. , I
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Elffeotivoly decorating the dimlychurch in'Erie, where the Perhaps dreams are the true inter-
daughter, Catherine Holbrook, to But-'lighted I'ooms were handsome ar-^P^'^ make tl^ir home. Mean-ipreters of one’s inclinations. They
ler Hubert Boyd, son of Mr. and Mrs. rangements of tall pastel-tinted gladi-l^™*’ h^ve their application-be-• have played important roles in the)
li. The guests were invited into the!^®*"** the general board of the Church [destinies of individuals and nations.)
ining room w'here supper was serve<l;‘^ Nazarene to g.' is missionaries i They have been woven into many <
LOANS ON AUTOMOBILES
B. H. Boyd of this city. The w'edding
will twke place on July twenty-second.
MRS. BOYD HOSTESS
TO BRIDGE CLUB
On Thursday morning Mrs. Hamp
Bovd was hoistess .to members of her
oli
dining . _ ......
buffet style. . Latin America, probably in the'mythologies, and welded into sad and
After the rehearsal, th^, guests re-j’’^®*’ future. jalso beautiful stories,
turned to the home for refreshment-s | An informal rw ption followed thej Bible repeatedly refers to
of punch and wedding cake. jwwiding, with refreshments being breams and Various interpretations'
i The following out-of-town guest.s|^^’|'''^‘[J’y -'1^- <^rge \\. Bailey,' f | certain that comparm-;
Iwere present for the occasion: Missi”**'** Elizabeth .■\mlerson. Miss Sarahp^pj^ Bve wlh» do not
bridge club. , ..,,r
Table® for eight players were ar-1 Helen Douglas, Cheste«rfield; Miss i Ann Cureton and .Mi.ss Martha Duck- niore or le.ss credence in these
ranged in the living room which was Lois Yarborough, l.eesville; Miss .\n-!Dnnch was sciwed by -Miss^^j^j^^ which develop in their minds
di-inis Minor, Denmark; Miss Emmie Ix^iH^'^sie Keller, Miss Rebecca Cur»‘ton,!wrapiHni in sleep.
decorated with tall pastel-tinted gladi
oli. WTien scores were counted Mrs. 1 Hair,
K'ore prize.
; and
Blackrille; John Terry Poole,! I'Onise .\nderson and .Miss Helen)
irk; -Mrs. Amelis Sh
M rs. Eugene Poole.
Peih.Hps dreams have dene more
For the post seventeen years we have financed loans
on automobiles. Onr compnny is the oldest local finance
company in South Carolina.
Home folks —a friendly service. Yon are safe aith
the “Security.”
SECURITY LOAN & INVESTMENT CO.
NFWRPRRY ^ r*
Apply- McMILLAN-COOPER MOTOR CO.
CLINTON, S. C.
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Jodie A. Chandler wa.s presented high' Denmark; -Mrs. Amelis Shuler, Mr.; ^^y Anderson.^ The bride's b<H»k anything eDe to make man b«'-
in two delicious courses.
j Shuler, all of Holly Hill.
William o'at by .Miss Ullian .Andei- i . .u. u w h ' 1 f s ' '
Alt noon the hostess served lunch Workman, Clinton i^uler and Geonrci*'*^' adding guests includtHl the ' u:*y, f ** a .pint,
uncles and aunts and their families, ai"
1 majority of whom reside in the Lau-i^ naturady many supe^imons
DICTiERSON-GRENADE ' Wll.LARD-GLFAN ‘ rens and ( linton area. develojH'*! .as a ^ult of dreams.
The following announcement will be .. , w . , xvillard an-1 The Rev. .Mr. Anderson, the bride’s i
of interest here to frie<ads of the ‘ ‘ , , 'father, is a native of this citv For contraries.
nounce the marriage of their daugh-r“ ’ ‘ *0 ..‘T
a M I rv 1, ‘‘^ara I>ee. tri>avid Glenn, on ^3 yoars he and his wife, the former “■
Mr. and Mrs. Jamee Butler Dicker-L, , , oc o _* u 1
. bunday, June 25, in Spartanburg,
non of Union, announce the marriage j - 1 • *v
- . . V,,, „ V The ceremony was performed in the!
of their daughter, Nancy Hellen, to - . *, r> i v -aries
Tj o 1 1.^ afternoon by the Rev. James Ken-
Donrid 0>^. of Oolumbl. th. o< the A»«ci.
on TWdoy. June 13, in Oi«m-ill.. Pr«b>^ri«i church of
YES, WE ARE BOOSTERS FOR
CLINTON!
Mis.s Maude "Watson, also originally
means that you wiil get.gtHHl news;
WE GIVE TICKETS WITH EACH 50c l*urciiase
of Laurens, have ser\'ed a-s niission-
to dn^ani of fire means sh** will re-
Mr. Grenade, who formerly made
bis home here, i« a son of Mr*. S. S.
Frith of Columbia, and hold* a posi
tion there.
Spartanburg, of which be i* paator.
The bride is the attractive daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Willard of near
and* conducted mi-ssion schools
in Guatemala.
Prenuptial entertainments included,
a dinner for the bridal party in Clin
ton- at the home of'^Mr. and Mrs.
George W. Bailey Monday
ceive money from some unexpected
source; dream of a marriage and you
'will attend a funeral of a friend or
relative; dream of bad teeck and mis
ery awaits you; dream of fishing and
your luck will be moat wonderful. In-
Clinton, and a graduate of Clinton 1*7^ • wedding breakfast Tueeday,
' high school. ,»• J
Mr. Glenn is the eldeat son of Mr.]*" ''aterloo.
To Cut Dollar
LAKESIDE CLUB MEMBERS
HAVE annual picnic ;
On Wednesday evening member* ofi*tHl Mr*. R. B. Glenn of thi* city, and • j g^
Lakeside country* club met for their' » manager of McCoy's Service SU- rUK UClUCCl I OWCF
annual picnic. D<xt*
A short business me* ting was held. The ybung couple will make tbeir
after which suptM*r was MT%'ed at long home here after a short svdding trip
tallies on the rijb house ground**. the mountact* "f N<»rth < aroiina.
Sw mmmg, dancing and ranb were "
MI>S H RIGHT KNT1*;KT\INS \T
I t.MHMlN lOK MISS MClMKMiV
M,-* .'Sara 7jtr W i-gs-
Cfis Fr^Ky re-*-r.;T:g at a dr.ighl^'i.
iawh-O i .im-nti^ig Mi^-^ M»'>
evening , • . » - -
'uesdav ''*'**” books might be wntten; in fact,
rv,n by Mr.. J. C. Smhh .1 her heunr '«*«''''« -I-* »<•
i'Til thr.' jgb
Irrri'triA-?';' Wae
fwti • . •*
««vas)or.
the e^i-ti;ng, an*-!
! .AiSuHjt ©f» h*-/i-
Srnale Taken Devaluation l*oa-
rr From PrenWrnt. .%rtion
Hikm Drier of Sihrr.
pri ffPT tSr
BMIliK FI Kt T (H THE
MONTH IS HONONKII
Iriena* af II.M Mary
b*s«ie-eGe*. hpatMred
party and n>.4e*j'.
• r a* the bi«nia Mcm V
RaagaMa sf mall ■ t iitnrad gnntee* '- ng
Mw M^mg and ammg >11 m»,i ^4 t
Waae Maeamg Ua fiaea -4 urn Im ^
afaa waa a baaalifal «*WN*gr F *• i v
Hsr.i mibm V
W*»S ngt.a*. Jjnr ?•'
R«^^*uL.--'sni fri'm the ^a•: and pi.irf
»'«•* snd # span*from
’ h« A«-** n»»fg»d .nf** a *1 range Sr-s
a. .anrv '•«la> Ik tbr adnun
(le • m'^nr^Ary h 11 arlh aiaenct
hgk.y unpDgalar al Ihr M hrle
and Ire^^ry
MNrn the rWaPt-a ef
-las * >■—■nm had •ahptded
•ta*F RaphWf I laae urtai t ^ Km
Mclf the Ivmm’tasa
a ?.hp m*' 4r<<r «f
f**'m fei« hos« after th
expect as a resoh of dream*.
I I doubt if any truly srietMific work
ha* ever l»een wmtten by competent
ob«erver* regar*ling dreans*.
Some author^ have anwaunced that
if thi-y ate mia'b meat at dinner they
• «t| drt am* *ugg»*n«ing tr*«ub!e M'eKh
ar'^e certain, aris«rdmg to
D- F'-«r, the authi‘r. t.» pr-ad-^rr ?bt
'll •'t h< ’ T ,«l dream* imag'-natare
Fra (.!. ttw fam 'u* p-yrK-aino'y**.
sitl gr««t imp»>rtam, oa dream* 4Kh
• ' n.j, h,-»naijr*** ha%r 1 loapa-t*-!)
d *eg're«l a .H him. and ^>!d that ft
• n>,' * Kas likrit *hat ail
•* ha* mg
~'ir«'ante«l aith ^Imasaa^ of
1 *#>• In lagan «
The f-Hanrh. ai
nf fhv 4'vma ai<''mte* of ^aml* t
•art*
BELK’S DEPARTMENT STORE
ANNUAL BARBECUE
at
MOUNTVILLE, JULY 4th.
KICGEST ONE WE HAVE EVER HAI>!
DINNER SERVER AT 12:00
Plenty of Meat and Hash For Sale
Beginning At 10:00.
WAl.TI-nt F. LYNtM. (V
1.-** ef lh>
f«>r 0
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mat twmm’ a * <V a^ are*! dr'-sa
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t.ta h*'* t -amaa W«ha« Ms'r
f ’ • Ha a * lla 9 f*aa*na laaa>e
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Mag'. H-.am* M-' iehard Haf^'*
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f« « ihm 'era*-*e ■ a* H mm f t0r
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Shop for Best Vahws at Daley's
Where Every Day b Bargain Duy
laa* i*m !•* |a» 41 OaSr, •- IWt,
WtillKM %N SNI l.ra mKIHMM.
FAm ENTEBTAINEII
1 anttnvHig a *artaa af partma, Mr
a>H Mr* A C Warknmn and Mr and
M*n Hugh Band* Warhn*
af tka W
|M>C1UM»N M MHIIKUI
•rm at » atbmumi
TW trnrwml gMidm af Mr and
Mr* \>Wa < < lark, af MaU-rl*-.
near Ijnwsaa. wa* tkr aetna a# a
y eaeamany Tuesday evenmg. J«me
2a. at < nVewk. wks« the lallor**
ta.naa
• »
t ,/• «
at •
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• i*m af tm f.*
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• * \ • a4wa W Ik la**«r*w'* acs?
**«te'’*ef< • spm md I* aa*.
• Mml ;mt a mmmm
*4 ahah im mam am* e^^a^
the txgaa veea takeis
Fsr a wa*a »ery
fiijhusteeti^, thTTate^c.^.g
af k»Ls » giaiJy aaist-
II# knsfi# ««
llhRii sOa## -
■ , _ . ^ tkr mart,
siate#. M... f atkarine Fay Andm*.* rd iy tka adm..:»snsc». Tkew ain-
af Guatemala, Central Amanra, airf forrv the Ueasary ia mrrea**
Mie Umted Stau*. beraam tke bnda ,
r.<K)D DIAMONDS ARE .
SAFE INVESTMENTS
Treat yaarself ta tke pleaa-
ures fine Jewelry give!
Booater Tiekets witk each SOc
porchase.
FRONTIS
JEWEIJtY STORE
and GIFT SHOPPE
of the Rev. Dwar Karlaon Burrhfiekl, today’s
iof Erie, Pa. Ih*. C. M’anrm Jones, of
Kansas City. M**., foreign missions
drvalbpBseoU, tkr
fiiibuater hahed but pamibly only
-• . L tem|-*rarily. A* passed by tkr House,
secretary of the t hurrh of the Naza- ^ ^onrUry bill omuined no pr.r-
rrne, officiated, uaing the nng ^^
vice •with the church ritual. iprohibition u{>on a continuaiion of the I
j The bnde wa* given in "^rn»ge by purrhasing program. It did.
jher father, the Rtw. Richard Ujithorize continuance of the devaiua*
lAndermn. back on^urlough'^.^^
I from his mission pout in Ouatemada, ronMniueni
accompanied by .Mrv Anderson. Dur
ing the ceremony, -Mrs. Anderson
mood by her daughter, while the
Consequently, agents of the H<»use
and Senate must now try to strike
a compromise on the changes made
BARGAINS
FOR SALE
Dwelling—South Broad.
Dwelling—Holland Street.
Dwelling—Near Silk Mill.
Dwelling—Cleveland St.
Dwelling—East Caredina
. Ave.
All On Easy Terms. .
Store Building — splendid
investment.
Other Property.
Fire and Life Insurance.
Loans Financed on Real
Estate.
B.H.B0YD
OfartMv 8*C.
ighter, wniie tnei^^y Rewiizing that the ail-
bride’* father was at the side of the amerKknent could be thrown!
out in that proces*, the *ilverite^
bridegroom, a wedding cu-stom in Cen
tral America.
The vows were spoken under an
arch entwined with ivy and fern, with
two large white wedding bells sus
pended immediately over a satin-
covered kneeling bench from which
the couple received the minister’s
blessing.
The bridal path to the altar v^s
marited by Dower baskets filled with
shasta daisies, Queen Anne lace and
a.Hfiaragus fern on white pedestals
spoke wonl-s of ominol^ warning.
“They won’t bring the bill back
without the siiver price in it, or they
will be here from now on,” .said Sen
ator McCarran (Democrat) of Ne
vada. “We haven’t carried this fight
on and won to have it legislated out!
in conference.’’
Senator Pittman (Democrat) of
Nevada, another silver leader, was
even more specific. If the conferees
a
a.Hparagus fern on white pedestals the sOver price, he said
from which white ritfcon was |..(^rious filibuster would ensue which
to form an aisle. The back^ound was months.” (Unless
of pine trees and fern, with baskets,whatever form, is passed
of white gladioli, sha-sta daisies and.^^y Friday midnight, the stabilization
Queen Aane lace. fund will die, with possible seriousj
The bride wore a floor-length model' international mar-^
of white chiffon, with picture hat andjj^^^^
carried a bouquet of Easter lilies,j Republi-
bride’s rose* and 'valley lilies. Her;
corsage wa* of roses and liliee of ^ Hampshirel
Townsend of DeUware. who i. ;
'valley. Little Miases Evelyn Qark and
Helen Anderaon, niece and cousin,
respectively, of the bride, were Gower
girls, each wearing daimy dres^ei of
blue and pink voile. Nika Clark, Jr.,
carriad tbe ring ia an Eaater lily.
A maakml pragragi was given by
Mia. J. C ftHtk. ptowiit. and Hrt.
author of the anti-foreign purchase
amendment, feK he could not go along
—voted for Che atatatory silvar price.
If Yaa D«i*t
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Taa Dual Gal tka MW!
tiBAPEtat rr
Jl lCi-; M-bb.. 2 fmr
23c
I rafwii 4 MMrtrv
Fx;4:s, dozTB
2Sr
KINSO. 3 far
2Sr
SODA or STARCH, C for
2Sr
.No. 2* X HO.MiNY, 3 for
25c
Vaailki
WAFERS. 2 pkxH.
29c
IVemilua Flak#
CRACKERS. 2 lbs.
29c
Carnation MILK, 4 lar^e
or 8 small
25c
Vesper TEA, IK .
23c
Large LEMONS, dozen ...
. 15c
KANANA.S, 4 Iba.
15c
tt, *hB«
.SHOE 1‘OIXSH. 2 for
15r
PIMENTO^ l-BL ran
Sc
KI-ni'HUP. 14-aaL
lOr
SALT, 3 for
lOr
FAT BACK. lb.
Vtc
JEWEL 4 llw. 35r K Ibw 69r
Wisconsin CHEESE, lb.
17c
Everythinic for 4tli of July
Need at Special IVices.
A Compleie Line of Vei^etables
and Fruits At All Times. Also
Ice Cold Melons At AU Times.
In Our Market
BEEF UVER, lb.
25c
Small
PORK CHOPS, lb.
25c
BEEF ROAST, lb.
17'/2C
Skinless WEINERS, lb. 20c
Smoked Sausage, 2 lbs. 35c
PICNICS, lb. 20c
PLEASE NOTE — We will dwe Mz( TMHby awl WedMsday fw- THE FOERTH.
Plea!« let ws serve vMr Mcds M Salvday awl Mowlay dM to the two-day holiday to be
observed in the rity. We will rewain open late llooday night.
DAILEY'S CASH GROCERY
We Givel
Ticket*
*tjuality Foods At Econoniy
DawrCNDENT—Omadaad Opemtad
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