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TOI’ESDAY, OCTOBEk 12. If3f THE CUVroX CHRONICLE. CLINTON. S. C PAGE THREE The Woman’s Page SOCIETT CLUB AND CHURCH NERE OP INTEREST Umt» ay4f E of Ctn^tOIow litUe Elacmrd will firr a I 15 Years Ago I Mr*, mamkt S. ^araea; wartkytlte«s of latereM Froa TW Ckroairlo grand Macron of Rock HUl. and Clydr j OrtoWr R m4 ' E ParkcCt of Grrovrille, Mortky j ~ grand pncroa, will be Wonor gueoU. iw p t li- uw • . • * ,IW ud (Tvid .m-l J*'-«".* ‘2'> !«..«-b«. - j W. E Fails has gone to St. Peters- { jboTg Fla., where he has accepted a 'are expected for tlw oceasioa,.with all bmbbIwcs of the local chapiter iarited to be present for the specisl event. ANNOCNCBMENTS [mentiag Mr. and Mrs. John recently W. Fin-juKS^ RHAME HOSTESS BMiried. wi’fBir n I'R position. Dr. and Mrs. M. J. MrFadden and son, Dossey, are spending the week The American Legion Auxiliary willjney, Jr, who wm roccwny BMmea.-*fo MTSIC CXl'E ine«4 at 4 o’ckck Tuesday, Oct. 17, i Cue^ were invited to the lodge | Wednesday afternoon at the home at Horse Shoe, N. C. M the home of Mr.. G.nr lUrtin. l.t -Itapw Awe^* fhkh «. ffrti^iof II... D. O. Rlune. Jr, the n<»ic: office, of the Civic In.prov«n«rt The Auxiliary of Broad Street with eld fashioaed lanterns. M«thod»t church will meet at 4,the roeaw were decoraked Iwidej^Iub held the first meeUng of the f*l» as»ocVation for the'year' 0^7 business were j H.mp Stone; vke-pfesi-! JOHN DEERE TRACTORS $525.M $675.W ONE-ROW TRACTOR, Rubber Tlrea. Belt. Pulley, complete, deliyered TW O ROW’ TRACTOR, Rubber Tires, CuMpIete, delivered Complete CuItivstiuE ami PfauitiiiK Attachmeiits Available. COMBINE GRAIN DRILLS, HARROWS, ETC. J.R. CRAWFORD Clinton, S. C. Pbone 2604 DEALER o’clock Monday afternoon, Oct. 16, at'profnsion «f gniden flowers. Covers,rith the pTwsident, Miss the ohurcE jwere laid for tweaty-four r>r*t* vnd.R^ Mahaffey, presiding. The Century club will meet Tuee- table appoiatMenU featured a center Rhame prvsented a lovely day, OcL 17, at 4 o’clock with Mrs. bouqnrt of nained flowers and tall Marshall W’. Brown, [lighted tapers. A driidous dinner ^ Isras served in courses. BUSINESS aRCLB MEETS I dent, Mrs. J. Will Leake; secretary, Mrs. T. L. W. Bailey. Dr. W. C. Harper of Spartanburg, program on^the “Great Walts. ^*^'died Tuesday after a tsro weeks* iU- gave the history of the waltz and D|-_ Harper, formerly in the drug played the following recorded *elec-' business here, married Miss Janie ***^**** Kennedy of this city. Waits in C Sharp Min^r (Chopin).; xhe S>Tiod of South Carolina wUl WITH MRS. McCRART ;SARA GLENN CIKCLE The Business Women’s circle of the MEETS WITH MRS. COPELAND First Presbyterian cbiwh Geovge Wa^ Copdand i— •nviumon u> xne waiu K\oa «»»-;quests of Presbyterian college Monday evening at the home of Mrs. hostess to members of the Sara Glenn ^ ^ *j;* i ' • - - - _ - ^ . V three-day period while the body! “Gold and Silver (Lwbar). 'j, jj, session. The Chronicle will ap-* WBft mPRI ANH -V- c'ynou oi oouin v-aroiina wuii W^ Co^:^ was . •?*** Tuesday as the Invitation to the WalU (\on Web-;^^, Presbyterian college. For Lu D. SIcCrary with Miss Maude Pear-|circfe of Broad Street Methodist son assisting as hostess. jchurch on Monday evening at their Miss Laura Lynch gave an inf or- regular monthly meeting, matrve Bible study. I Guests were received in the living After the program the hoatess room of the home which sras decorat- served delicious refreshments. 'ed srith bouquets of lovely roses. Circle Nol 1 of, the .Auxiliary, Mrs CHURCH CIRCLE MEETS WITH MRS. HUDGENS Monday afternoon the EUla Riddle circle of ThomwelL Memorial church met with Mrs. J. M. Hudgens as host ess. P. M. Pitts, chairman, Imd charge of the program delicious the program for the afternoon. Mrs.l,^,^ Francis West gave the Scripture rrad- .An interestiag topic, “Lifting U. D. C. ELECTS OFFICERS FOR THE COMING YEAR Waltz the Flowers (Tschaikow-|p^^,. ^ morning “daily.* sky), I ^ Blue Danube (Strauss). 1 A 1 f Oa Taies of the Vienna Woods'AndeTSOn 8 OtOTe (Strauss). | Voices of Spring (Strauss). j ice' ing. .An imerestiag topic, “I — Our Horizon In Fields .Afar,"' was discussed by Mrs. SL D. Dawkins, Mrs. S. C. Dunlap. Mrs. Sara BeH David- To (^t Business; Sale Starts Today -Anderson’s 5 A 10c store, lieadedj Members of the local chapter of l»y C. W. Anderson as proprietor, an- the United Daughters of The Confed-: intention of going out of business at an early date. A Clo)^-Out Sale by the well known firm will start this morning at 9^ o’clock in which their entire stock of merrhandise will go at slashed prires. Mrs. B. S. Pinson gave for t^ Bible study a lesson from the “Life: son. and Mrs. J.^ E. Bazeklen. erary met on Friday afternoon at the of Christ.’* Mrs. Jennie Newkirk pre-l ^ hovne of Mrs. F. C. Pinson. Mrs. W*. eented an interesting program on'LOVELY BUDGE PABTY Ij. Duncan. Mrs. H. M. Dnnwoody and home missions. iIS ENJOYABLE EVENT {Mrs. J. Hamp Stone wvre assistant During the afternoon delicious I Mrs. W. C. Oxley, Mrs. Ayliffe hostesses, punch and cakes were served. .Jacobs and Mrs. S. C. Hays were! The following officers were elected The sale promises to be a big savings 'hostesaes at the Imme of the fonaev for the coming year. I''*"** ^ »*oy«nir puWic and is ez- yesterday afkevwaaa at a lovely party.' Pmsideat, Miss Mary Johnson. l*nre crowds to parti- Srven tables wetw arrangvd for t^ ' First Viice-Pre-Hlewl, Miss Agnes •" tbe bargains that arv to be KKuas. A HaviS ofTemi. An announcement of the sale was form- >rrUd Vscr Prr>-lmt. M *s Lily •" ■*» uttractive page adver- r CLINTON PEOPLE ATTEND PARTY IN GREENVILLE Mrs. W. WT. Arrington of Greenville, a 7^ entertained wKh a delightful party on beautify flora. iiaturday afternoon honoring Miss ^ Afere bam W'ells of Sumrter whose marriage Meswaa s to Kev. William M. Blakely of (Tinum and Doravtle. Ga., will he salrmniaed Tirana with Mrs ia .Sovssaher ^ The fsUowmg Ctmloa people were guests fee the oerasioa Mrs W R TnlA'e. Mr- R L Plaamo. Miss Nan is«e Yooag Mrs. I. R iDssm. 4f,ve^aAW mlad and MiS-e« Ma^gars*. and Kslhrrme lEase.y Minn TRIBUL NtwOEltH T«» ODI» %ND lAtiR ( LI B • »- I r y e . -ig M • • N • • IS * T> ag Tnhh ■ Mghzfat.y *04 I A psufmsm «l fa 1 r.-a fes « • r t S'«* sa* WMta.. S r w Secretary, Mi Seesrtorjf, M? B F D roses Yarh< •r<*agk *!vr Rertrd; the af- W .ngard. in- 4 .•rTeopuodiag and Goal- % I roagh- ie Mrs Hen Treaswrer, M^' * B Brtl* Reg strar, Mju Aria Mea*y H.>tof-,aa. Mm* J«a« »er WTtll BsoM'drr of 4 twaree* Mr* J — ^ M'. M anj M Mlv« RtllRV RhTRRT%l>n i s4 Ml%% m Hum 4 I %n.a ., n * '*■ I '-ssi e*r« *qr M •» *.^.11'.^ ... . ^ .nape* g**ni |n*.*, *• M . . i si sa 4 T-^ment in today's paper. SUBS4 RIBS TO THE CHRONICLE Paper Evsryha^ Haase ROSES! ROSES! Tbp CMt uf C'B4il4Hi u9i bp gM !• m&tf tW 2 %p«r fipW grwwa ■■IP Bs haaf ynr. ftyde S. lonkfart) Stella Mason Fmapd Flgmrc^lanfHsriapp Ib ffeu Cupupl Drparlmeot Tburaday. FrUay. Halnr^ay, llrtubpr 12. 13 MMl It fte- CHANEY’S DRESS SHOPPE tXB Mftv H««n4MH WITH IMWEB r«Bf1 aMi M • la.* H t -*'P * ■*.. - T.i* • >s»'« % * l*4«IBII T ktertan aftR MI91 B*B« n»%f n Roditl \4im h* mi; rmi: to hLI rtT THAT 4*||T I 1% %M %1 Pi t\ FRONTIS JKWi:i*RY STORK wU GUT HHOrrS a..* *4 •sd mar tl » W A H4 ^ > I g Tn. M - • •'.M » rf •J » ae««raipf .gn a •se-o* - f O' fe ■ •• # f** ■* -fir *9m • ^ . Si .n. . -» - .dr a*'l , .**..«? g ■ ar s * I • ♦..»», . ..} •• •'*ii case* ft* fsw ta* •rea«*M*s VI . Mary Ja» iKiAan i . M.»* MoO Mr* fcac>i.aae.. Mrs MjI «:•*-!* ^"»ai4. atKt M'S ^ Anderson 111 In Hospital Here NEVER SUCH A RUSH FOR APPOINTMENTS' Miaa Erie Singlet— ia giving the ffi Cara Naane Facial daring That’s news greeted with ioy by smartest W4—eu. They are harrymg to make appointm—ts! Not’ for they miaa the omsortauity 4if Sublet—’a beu^Fkial 45 minate timm, iaMadiat the rcatfal Cara ciaL iudividaal a—ly^ and oatltee af daily c— Miaa Singlet— eamss at to d—M—crate the distiagafehed Cara Nobm Beaaly Crsafis—. The fecial ly to yata the he—«y- af a— loam. There fe — The amr.j friewd* of W*. R Ander son. Jr., supenmendent «f the Wood ruff erty schools, will rrgm to know ' thnt he entered Hays hospital Monday Iwhere he is ai. I Mr. Anderson, who moved to Wood- . ruff in July, brrame HI here three weeks ago when he came over with _ the Woodruff high school football. team to play CKntoo high. Since that time he has eontkiued ill nt his home and was brought here this mtek for! fuitber tiratnisnt Mr. Anders— ia one of the most* popular young men in dint— srhere )ie has made his home for a number' ot years and his wide drde of friends. (here and elsewhere unite in wishing' {for hhn n speedy recovery.^ tl Birtbs of CHAPIN Rev. and Mrs. O. W. TMargaivtaville. X. Y., aBno4mce the; ihinh of a dangbeer. Jane Briggs. — [ 'Monday Oel. ». Jlra. Chapin ia the Ifermer Mim ItnnPWe Crawford,' • * ^ ta*> mmd Mra J W. fVsW ACM ■ NKRJIHilH MATN bs DAIf ■' f- ■ link S.\LMON. 2 for 2Sc MHmo:a> TISSI K 5 roll* Jfic SSr.frTHKART SQ.M*. 3 for iNr and I for Ic KI.X ( KKKAL DKAU 2 for 2.V—with Pitcher ttl.A('K WAIAir COOKIES, 10 oz. pkx. ■ 10c RITZ CRACKERS, lb. 20c TOMATOES, 4 cans 2.'>c NICE THICK FAT BACK, lb. 10c NICE LEAN RIB MEAT, lb. 12«/2C MATCHES or SALT, 6 for 15c Liiaanne COFFEE, lb. 23c Assorted COOKIES, lb. 10c MAXSXLL HOUSE COFFEE, lb. 26c OBiley's Royal Breakfast COFFEE, 2 lbs. : 27c 0.ri,. . Mtar L < okkep:, 2 lb*. ^ IMNTO MEANS. 1 lb>v. ^V l»ir ( HKKKIPX .1 cans ' 2.V Al'CLPlIU'rTKR.-tfoy, 2.V CAmtAOp; 10 lbs. Sweet l*0’rAT0PX 10 Ihs. ’rK- Irish l*0TAT0ES, 10 lbs. 25c CARROTS, 2 bunches , 15c TOMATOES, 2 lbs. 15c IN OUR MARKET SLICED Breakfast BACON, Ib. 20c SMALL LEAN PORK CHOPS, lb. 25c BEEF ROAST (chuck), Ib. 20c PIG LIVER, Ib. 20c BOLOGNA, 2 lbs. ..... ... ... 3^ Small Regalar. HAMS (Kingan’s), Ib. 25c Fresh Fish and Norfolk Oysters DAILEY’^ ^'^DCERY I/'* ■ O.UmJLU^ out 'PajLM " * • NDEPEnDENT - Q.v-ed ind Operated By C ■f’c'' People /