The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, October 05, 1939, Image 3
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THlTtSDAY, OCTOBER 5. 1939
THE OJNTON CHRONICLE, CUNTON. 8. C *
PAGE THOS
The /Woman’s Page
SOaETT EVENTS.
CLUB AND CHURCH NEWS OF
TelefliOBg 74 cr 258
ijrXE Om-EXS CEI^EBRATES
BIRTHDAY WITH PARTY
June Oven>, daufrWr of Mr. mnd
I Mrs. J. D. Ossne, wbo was nine yean
•ok! FVklay. cdeltrated her birthday
with a party on Saturday afternoon.
About fifteen little rirls, nieniben
of the foordi (rade, were invited, and
Realty Transfen
Ma^ Last Week
At G>urt House
NO PRICE INCREASE I certainty concerninc hoUi price and
ON NATURAL NITRATE'•«PP*y ariain* from war in Europe.
Canoes nf Natural Nitrate are mov*
Laurens city: three lots on Green
ville hifrhway from F. Warren BoH,
AXNOL^CBMKNTS
llw Stephen D. Lee duipter, UJ).C.,
will meet with Mra. F. C. Pinson Fri
day, October 6, at S:30 o'dock.
METHODIST aRCLES
TO MEET MONDAY
also three of her cousins, Mary Nct^
tie, Dorothy and Sara .Henry, of let al, to John W: Bolt, $1.00; three
j Greenwood. Ench ffuest remembered I loU on Greenville hicbway from John
[June with a fift. Merry ^mes werejW. Bolt to W’. T. BoH, $1.00; lot on
outside and a “Mother Goose” old Madden road from Loulee Martin
enjoyed. Eugenia Neichbonjto Venice Wheeler Long, $4,000; lot
^ answering the most;from Uurens Cotton Mills to tnis-
r^' •«* €onsolation prise was i tees of Central Methodist church, $10.
Emory | Clinton city: lo« = in Colle*. Vi«
Wn, P. Jacob. „d John T.
^--v— «e . --d w—. bright fall flowers. In|\oung, Hamp L. Boyd, $333.33.
Sullivan township; 34 acres from
Dr. J. B.
I About
. * *» J o * da^ and Mrs. ^®^ithe dining room a yellow and white, ...
The circles of Broad Street Metho-,Mamson, a retmned missionary from^j^^ ^ ^^ried out. CenteringL
dist ch^h auxiliary will at 4 jAfr^ " i^resting talkLj^ ^ . birthday cake bearing!^: ^
I’cloqk Monday. Oct. 9. as follows: on her work there. Mrs. Momson li-wted «ndles. and on either Workman, $1,700.
No. 1, Mrs. T. R. Owens, hostess.. jwas honored with a fruit slmwer.
No. 2, Mrs. Eugene I^nson, hostess.; After a short business session sand-i
I nine lighted candles, and on either end
were tall yellow ta;iers. The cake was'
Hunter tounship: three acres from
No. 3, Mrs. P. B. Adair,, hostess. iwiches.
The ^ra Glenn circle will meet at j served.
7:30, the place to be announced later.
cookies and punch were
cut and served with delicious icei'^* L W. Bailey and Mrs. Annie D.
WIER-PRICE
The followtng announcement will be
received here With interest by friends
ACTAE.AX CLUB ENTERTAINED
AT LOVELY LUNCHEON
Mrs. W. D. Copeland entertained Itbe bride:
members of the Actaean Book club Mr. and Mrs. S. L. Wier announce
cream. Cellophane ^gs of colored Hailey to Homer H. Richey, $106;
candies, tied with yellow ribbon, were I from L. W. C. Blalock to L.
given as favors. j McCurry, et al, to trustees of
Mrs. Dot Henry of Greenwood, and 1 Holiness church, $1.00.
Mrs. Olin Sheely, Jr., assisted Mrs.' Jack* township: 1 97-100 acre.s from
Owens in entertaining. ' I'?*,t.'<>peland to James M. Copeland,
Chilean Nitrate Sales Corpvration
has definitely announced that there
will be no increase in th- present
price of Natural Chilean Nitrate of
Soda during the coming season which
ends June SO of next year. Simul
taneously H is stated that arrange-
menU have been made assuring
ample lupplies of Natural Chilean
NHrate in this country to meet ev
erybody’s needs.
This assurance to farmers and tojaow and good
fertiliMr agents, J. A. 'Woods, presi- jBOBie lastances
ing steadily from Chile to the United
States. Larger supply than is usual
at this date is already in American
ports and, in anticipation of greater
demand, Mr. Woods declares that ar
rangements have been made to bring
in extra supplies.
there
NOW IS THE TIME
to aabacribe to that Magaxiao, as
are many special offers jart
entil Nov. 10th. In
the prices are ad-
dent, of Chilean Nitrate Sales Cor-1 vandag. •
poration points out, elinvinates all un-' JAMES W. CALDWELL
members of the Actaean Book club ana >irs. >. l. wier announce • I—
and several additional guests at a {the marriage of their daughter. Caro- LtaUrCnS IVlall 111
lovely luncheon on Friday. Ellix^jeth, to James B. Price, on' p ^*1* OQ
Bouquets of mixed fall flowers Saturday. September the sixteenth, atf A OSluOll a Gcll 8
$30.
formed colorful centers for the tables,
and a delectable three-course luncheon
was served at noon.
After lunch rook was play^ at six
tables.
BRIDGE-LUNCHEON
BY JOINT HOSTESSES
Mrs. C. W. Stone and Mrs. William
Bailey Owens entertained with a love-
I
Job
Newberry.
Mrs. Price is a niece of Mr. and B. B. Smith Has 77lh Birthday.
Mrs. W. L. Wier of this city, and Mr. -- . _ . *
and Mrs. C. W. RTier of Laurens, for
merly of OintoB. She is pleasantly
kel. It h.r Uar.n^ Oct. Smith, Ij.u-
wherc >h. Im* frequenUy court riom cu,todi.i.
The jrouiw coup!, uo mmlrinc their,cfcUc jpekin* « . re-
cess hour of his record of 49 years as
Class Officers
At Clinton High
Began Court Custodian
Early In Life.
home ia Grccnaboeo^ N. C.
ly bridge-luncheon Wednesday at'STUDY CLUB BEGINS
hostess
some son of attache of the court, re-
Class officers at Clinton high school
for the coming year have been elected
as follows:
Eleventh grade: President, Ruth
Bouknight; vice-president, Frances
Taylor; secretary-treasurer. Hazel
Ferguson.
Tenth grade: President, John Oran
marked to a newsman that Friday ford; vice-president, Charles Burnett;
his 77th birthday
was
anniversary.
From further familiar discussion of
and later
played.
secretary-treasurer, Mayer Johnson
Ninth grade: President, Rufus King;
vice-president, Carolyn Henry; secre
tary-treasurer, Billy Cummings.
noon, inviting guests for four tables. .PROCpRAMS FOR FALL
Colorful fall flowers adorned thej Mrs. Marshall Brown was
living room. ,to the Study club last week. ii.- •
'A delicious luncheon ifas served Bright fall leaves berries and cut I ‘ ^
«v.r,l (ums of hridrelflowon. «ro «««.«,y .rmufml in, f M.ry Mar-
the Mving rooms. / _ n
I The chairman of the program com-
'mittce. Mrs. George W. Taylor, an
nounced that the programs would cen
ter around short stories of foreign
MRS. STONE AND MRS. OWENS
ENTERTAIN FOR FRIENDS
On Wednesday ewning Mrs. C. W.
farming a bit on the side and his'.t'n; vice-president, Amelia Payne;
Stone and .Mrs. William Bailey Owens nations.
court room duties six or seven times
a year at $3 a day. though formerly
for a long lime the pay was only
11.50. he said.
.secretary-treasurer, Jackie Weir.
entertained at bridge.
Mixed garden Gowers
in pastel
.Mrs. Taylor gave an interesting dis-
cusskm of the life of the French writ-
shades made a lovely background for Maupassant, and read two _ „ e -.u i o ii' u I * -j
three tables. of his MoriB. -Tho AJopfion- Tommm Smith oml Biiry Bon- ,ho .ity will ho itlail to k
A delicious dinner waa served, and Necklace* ^nett Smith have served as jury draw-lj^i satisfactorily iniprovin
afterward^ bridge enjoyed.-
MRS. HEUSTESS HOSTESS
TO briim;e'club
Tuesday aiofiiing Mrs. D. C.
Late in the afternoon the hostess' cleik
«TT«i . dotmimm fruit miml ooumo "
.With coffee.
(;OF>; TO SANITARIUM
Robert D. Lynn’entcred a Columbia
At nscent court terms the Smith .sanitarium Monday'whcre he will un-
incorae has been augmente<l some- Ub.rgo treatment for the next several
what in that his two young son.s,'Mr.. Lynn’s many friends in
now that he
ly improving and unite
of court.jin a'ishing for him a speeily recovery.
I former
Heus-
iem charmingly, entertained . her
bridge club. . ..
Lovely garden flowers were artis-
4.ira21y arraaged ia the living room.
Several mtereadag games of bridge
were played. Later a delicious lunch
eon waa served the gwrsts at
tables.
YOUNGER SET ENTERTAIN
THORNWBLL CHURCH GROUP
HONORED WITH DINNER
WITH DAM'S AT CLUB
I On Friday eveawg after the Ciin-
' ton-B—esburg-Lmsv tile high sehool
foothal] gaaae. a gTsap of the young
er set entertained with a dance at'
Lnheside eonaCry rinb, to which mem- {
hers of hath teams were iwnted. |
ia keening with I
the fiinhall snmt. Stiewmers of
court clerk and his son). {
Mr. Smith has twice married, the
first time at th** age of sixteen, to
Miss Lixzie Brown of the Owings
station section, the same area in
which he sra.4 reared and lived until
I Bine years ago when he moved to
I this my with a new wife, formerly
I Miss Mianie Brown, whom he had
laami 4 at Easley the year befhre.
At the age of 2S he received ap-
point merit as court room care-taker
I'a circle ef the Fimt
church •entertainsd the auxiitary
TWruweU Minasrml church with
heuttufni diuurr pgrty.
Bowls ef pmk nsmii and fsvu
arranged eu the lei^ diaiag raem ia-
After diaair Mrs. U E Ihllard kd
e#
an
irt mer. serving in this dual
capacity, he says during the latter
part ef the lane Sheriff Ben Bal-!
lew’s efTice teaure and through tsro
of the late Sheriff George S.
McCrary. Aad he has continued in
nith the exception of a
GALLOWAY’S
The New
L’AIGLONS
Munainif and Van Raalle
Linsrerie and Hose
79e up
BEAUTY SHOP
rmco iWy/
EASY TERMS
ping In anywhere end play. Rn|ny
fioce, elesree rrceptloo , • •
le the Bnill-in .Supsr Aerial
Roill lo rreeive Trlerhleo
ACDC sprmtlon. Smart eohlost.
liberal Trade-in
Allowance!
MAXWELL BROS. & KINARD
CUNTON—'n%'0 STORES—laAURENH
ined at
firm wife
through her last illness. Since Ral-
lew and Mri'ravy, hr has served in
112 the administration of Sheriffs T. J.
II IhwketG John I» tSsings, John D
norron. ^ Mling two unevpirvd
AN ANNOUNCEMENT!
Lshi
After the singing of “Good Nigk«, Hate! Ferguson. IksmChy
Lad;e*" the gneots thaahsd their hoot- k ranees TayW. Grace Martin and
ossrs for a moot delightfal evening. F ranees Edwards. Ih. aad Mrs. W. T
■w < Martin sd GoldviBe. Mrs L J. Fergn- '***• _
CENTURY CLUB HERTS Mrs E S. Owena. Mr. and Mrs - rr .r .l-
AT HOME or MRK RAILBY I j g Gentry msd James P Skaa were ^ ••rv»»>«ff ex sheriff .d the
’(teram. S i . Rsid. ('s»lumbus 1. Ow*
t
Tasoday aftcrn«.ui Mrs
ley was hsW.rss ts
Ccwiary elub.
For the sccasisn the
C,
W. Wier, the present or-
Iw office Mr W’atts is
Pure Pep Service Station
t’
r*T-J«ty.
I When Jndge Thonsas S. Sense, wbc
presided over the court here this
week, first enme to Laurens as
I new oaliciiBr of the originaJ
givo
bim
the I
returned here as
M. Bai- <■
of the
PRESBVTERIAN C IRC LR8
TO MEET MONDAY
Cireba of the Fwnt Preshytenoa
rhnrrk wil aseoC aeat Monday at' J*^*’*^* cirmit, B. B. Smith
Mrs. H. A. which tmne a shower wiN he given for
•|srt,“Ther« Che recewHy imBsdeOsd Edttb home att*'*^"*** simtlariy
loha SpraUithe —y* g Mosm a a.iaif'
Rissieaaries Inseesadtes xnll he the ——^ ,
IgiflSk Thm rnsotav wil IVe seen hds of court offi
of*HUTMarahall '*^The BhUT^oI^ wiU | —P
Bwet at 7 oVM. with Mcsl L. D. Mc
Crary as hsoceso and chnirmsa .
The other circles wffi meet at 4
^ o’clodi as fsOows:
Mrs. W. P. Ja^ ddi^idly l. B Dillard, hssleas; Mra. C.
tertaincd the Thursday bridge club.«|
last week. |
Beautiful giadmli and sianias ia!j|„
Will Open Thursday, October 5
teber 17 at the
Broara.
MRS. W. P. JACOBS
HOSTESS TO CLUB
Smith
fleet! ve
have heard
of 'em tried. I
eariCiag,’* Custodissil
orcassKNiaJly ia a re-1
We cordiaUy invite aU motorists in this com
munity to visit our station on East Carolina
Avenue and give us an opportunity to serve
you. Here you wiO find...
rre featured in
lovely
the
Several
bridge aiere enjoyed. Later the guests
arere iarilcd into the diaii
arbere u delicions Inachcoa
MRS. HOWELL HOSTESS
TO MUSGROVE CLUB
On Thuradsy afternoon ssembers of
the Masgrove cldb met arith Mra. T.
A. Howell. For the oecaaion Mra.
How^ ^ invited several additional
friends. Arraign mi ids of roues dec
orated the living rooss, where amas-
ing games and eootesU xrcee enjayed.
Late in the afternoon a*salad and
' street course was served arith ten-
Mrs. S. Y. Adair. Mrs. J. E Ander-
•on, and Mise Evelyn Henry assiated
the hoetesa.
Mrs
W,
Mra. J
Jack W.
Mra Afthar Linie,
W. Copdand. chairman.
Mrs. Ansel Godfrey, hostess;
J. L.
Mra.
Mra.
PRESBTTEBIAN SUNDAY
SCHOOL CLASS MAS PARTY
The* Becea, ladies Sunday sdiool
class, ef the First Pieebyteriaa dnrch
STERLING IS AN INVEST-
and the one thing of oB
shkh wfll lost a lifo-
Start a
FSONTIS
JEWEI AT STORE
Mi (SR saOPPB
■BLBN ANDBBSOX CLASS
■OLDS DrmssnxG ■bktin'g
The Helen Andersen Sunday school
class «f the First Baptist dmrdi
Hundreds Attend
McMillan RHes
dmricston, Ort. 1.—Funeral servic
es for Thoms■ Sanders McMillan of
Charlestoa, ssemher of the United
States house of representatives from
the rirot South Carnliim congressional
district, vsere conducted this afternoon
se the Citadel Square Baptist church.
Rev. William R. Pettigrew, pastor,
o^iciated. and burial was in Magnolia
censKery. Mr. McMillan died suddenly
Friday afternoon at his residence of s
heart attack. He vras home for a brief
-’TIOLENE MOTOR OIL
-PURE PEP GAS
-YALE TIRES
- PURE BATTERIES
on Tueodsg cviaing at tho hosse of
Mrs. Job HoDaad, with Mrs. Braxton
Doftton. jTq, and Mrs. R. S. Creswdl
iperiod and
added attractiveness
Fall
to the
Mrs.
class, had
the snhsM
God’s Glory.'* Ip conaaetson with the
to|^ she also mad n pomn, *SanAine
For Snla.'* The fifty-first Psnlm
rend ;
prefmring to' return
Washing and Greasing A Specialty.
today to Washington for ths special
session of congress.
More than 1.000 persons, filling all
available sesits in the dhurch and
standing oatside, heard Mr. Pettigrew
praise the congressman for his “lead-
<ff the 'ership. aad honesty, for which thou-
of the devtAional, i sands loved him and feel his death a
*T>eation Shorn [ personal loss.”
DelcgnCons from Fort Moultrie and
the navy yard were present. Governor
Burnet R. Mayhank and the congres-
Dnriag thejsionnl ctfkngnes of Mr. McMillan
Mrs. Frank Fpsder.iwere asaong the honorary pallbearers,
a onKirt on personal! ^
by^ class during EASTERN STARS PLAN
FREE!
On Our Opmiing Day
WE WILL GIVE AWAY FBEE WITH EACH PUBCHASE OF 10 GAL
LONS OF GASOLINE. EITHER
ONE WASH OR GREASE JOB
Prompt, Gairteous, Dependable Smvke
71
^ last few ssoatfsi it was decided
thi^ .the tdiliBCtive for October would
be peeiimt the cradle roll with a
toy shower.
Daring the social hour the hostesses
served a salad plate with hot tea. The
strikingty car-
Wn Dh AH
«f PBDVTIMG
antomcLB PUBuanNG oa
FOR DISTRICT MEET
The Janies B. Parrott chapter, Or
der of the Eastern Star, met on Fri
day evening at the Masonic Temple,
with Mrs. B. F. Wingard, vsorthy ma
tron, presiding.
A business session was enrried out
ia regular form aad the chapter voted
to hold a distriet meeting here Oeto-
ter 17. Ilwre wfll be a practice ram)
iag tonight. OcL 5, for afBesrs vrbo
will take ia the distriet sseeting.
PURE PEP SERVICE STITIRN
Anudd Dixon, Operator