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% « THIUSDAY, OCTOBER 26, 1929 THE CLINTON CHRONICLE, CLINTON, S. C. PAGE SEVEN I The Woman’s Page SOaETY EVENTS, CLUB AND CHURCH NEWS OF INTEREST ‘rdcphonc 74 or 258 Jl PEOPLE YOU KNOW ANNOUNCEMENTS The Ginton Music club will meet «t ithe name of a vefetable grvi^ifig in 4 o’dock Wednesday, Nov. 1, at the^*^ *" facme of Mrs. Kenneth Baker. Special Sermon By 'Germans .Seize Lutheran Pastor! U. S. Freighter Services markinfc the 422nd anni- Ship |fi_TakeD To Soviet Ray. versary of the nailing of the “Ninety- Nabbed As Prize Under Ger man Contraband Regulations. ♦ft iw>r kftm* in roimmftnM b. Mayer, pastor, announces. It was.Orty of Flint, owned by the United j • va visit to her irranddaitfhter Mra T event that precipitated the break States Maritime coanmiasion, has been read and the roll call answered with • ^ granddaughter, Mra. ^ „ ^ «« Miss Dolly Cleland of Atlanta andi^ive Theses” on the Castle Church Mrs. T. P. Davis of near Clinton, are 'guests ot Mrs. John H. Hunter. door at WMttenberg by Martin Luther ill be held in St. John’s Lutheran „Ti. Montgomery, and Mr. Montgom-'^^ Church of Rome, and out of ery, who accompanied her to movement ^n then has c^e merce for the week-end. MRS. DUNLAP HOSTESS TO STUDY CLUB GROUP Mrs. Thomwell Dunlap entertained the Study dub yesterday afternoon. Vari-eolored garden flowers prettily adoned the living room. An interesting program on Anatole France, the writer, was {uresented. His life was reviowed and one of his plays read. Taking fiart on the program were: Btrs. George W. T2ayk>r, Mrs. H. E. Sturgeon and Mrs. Wilson Harris. The hostess served delicious hors d’oeuvre sandwiches, tea and cakes, effectively carrying out the Halloween motif. D. A. R, MEETS WITH MRS. F. E. ROBBINS Wednesday afternoon Mrs. F. E. Robbins was hostess to members of the D. A. R. for the October meeting. 'Mrs. R. £. Jones presided and led in the salute to the flag. Mrs. H. D. Henry read an interesting article on the “U. S. Flag” and Mrs. J. W. Leake gave an article on “National Defense.” • the garden. A report of the fall council meet ing at Durbin church wsus given, and| Mrs. Harold Turner is spending Birs. S. E. Compton gave an explana-l several weeks in Prosperity with her tion of an economical sink. Miss An* , parents. nie Bel Poole presented an educa- ti<mal report on the early settlen of Laurens county. Alter Mrs. Frady had explained the hot lunch iMOgram, Mias EUla Bell, the lunch supervisor, was showMxd with ntepsild bf every kind for use in the kitchen. The hostesses, Mrs. C. D. Benjamin and Mrs. Joe Poole, served fruit. ■» UTTLB BOY CELEBRATES BIRTHDAY WITH PARTY the great Protestant church of today. Protestantism of all branches is in debted to Luther for his courageoua stand. ' j The Lutheran church always ob- Mr., John D. Y.rboro.yh h., M her' Mr,. B. Kmiwy of Porett City. vic„ «„ the Sunday nearest October 21>and this year the 29th marks that N.X. Friends of Harold Turner and W. M. Perdue will sympathize with them in the death of their mother and sister, Mrs. Robert Turner, which occurred Friday at her home near Prosperity. Mr. and Mrs. V. D. Ramseur of Greenville, spent Friday with the lat ter’s mother, Mrs. B. M. Dutton, Sr. Dr. D. J. Woods, Dr. Dudley Jones, George Copeland, son of Mr. andp*’* ^ynn, Dr. A. E. Spencer and Mrs. Edgar Copeland, celebrated his second birthday Friday with a party to which seventeen little folk w'ere in vited. captured somewhere on the Atlantic by a German raider, and, according to reports tonight, has been taken to Kola bay, near 'Biurmansk, Russia. The 5,963-ton veanel was en route from New York for Liverpool and Glasgow when taken. Reports to the maritune commission, whdch announc ed the •eiture, did not say on what occasion. Thes pits tor announces that he will preach, a .special sermon on “The Principles of the Protestant Re- frmation.” The public is cordially in vited to share these services with St. John’s church. grounds the ship was taken, but it bucking. was assumed thst the Germans coo- sidered that she was carrymg contra band to Britain. Nfws <|ispatches from Russia des cribed the cargo as tractors, grain, fruit, leather and wax. Th<^ dis patches said the ship arrived at Kola bay under the German flag and mann ed by a German crew which detained the American crewmen. The City o4 Flint was in British waters at the outbreak of the World war and participated in the resctie of survivors of the British liner Athenia which was sunk Sept. 8. It is not difficult to understand the confusion among the uninitiated as to the difference ibetween radio and ro deo, for each has its own brand of cowboys, the one singing, the other South Carolina presbytery held Tues day at Lt'banon church in Abbeville ; county. Merry g^ames were enjoyed outside | Miss Eleanor Copeland, Winthrop and later the group invited into the!college student, spent the week-end house which was derorated in the Hal-[with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph j the society's lunchion to be held at LUNCHEON IN COLUMBIA FOR HYGIENE SOCIETY M iss Norma E. Hallett of this city, president of the South Camlina Men tal Hygiene society, announces that Dr. Raymond Crispell, neurologist and psychiatrist, Duke hospital, Durham, N. C., will be the guest spt'aker at.' lorween motif. The birthday cake bearing two lighted candles was cut and served with ice cream. Balloons, whistles, and horns were given to the I little guests as favors. The regent announced that thej Horace Horton assisted Mrs. chapter has purchased U. S. flags tOjCopeland in entertaining. Little Ann be presented all classes in the city.BJakely of near Laurens, and Grady and orphanage schools. |SeawTight, Jr., of Pendleton, weie in- Pitts, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde S. ban During the afternoon the hostess vited for the occasion. ford, D. C. Heustess, Robt-rt Crool/s, served a delicious sweet course. i — — «nd J. Roy Crawford ^ W. C. T. l\ HOLDS MEETING .Mrs. Tom Poe and little son, Tom- MR. AND MRS. CANNON WITH MRS. W. J. Dl'NCAN 'my, of Greenville, were guests of Mr, ENTERTAIN AT BRIIKiE ^ Friday afternoon members of •fid Mrs. B. .M. Dutton Friday. • Mr. and Mrs. Arnold M. Cannon Woman’s Christian Temperance j Mrs. W. S. Bean was visited on Copeland. Miss Shirlie Wilkes had as her week-end guest Miss Eulena Myers of Columbia. The following Clinton people at tended the Clemson-Carolina game in Columbia Thursday: Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Workman, Arthur Copeland, R ithe Jefferson hotel, Columbia, on Thursday, November 2, at 12:30. Dr. Crispell will speak on “The Mental Hygiene Approach to Life.” A cordial invitation is being extend ed not only to members of the society but to others interested in mental hy giene work. The luncheon will be fifty cents. The lunch<*on is a feature of the South Carolina Confen*nce <»f Social W«»rk which will tn* held in Columbia, Nov. 2 anti 3. The confen*nce will be prectsl«*<l by a dinner on Wednesday, . ^ . . . , , , Nov. 1. were host and hostess this week to home of .Mrs. W. J.:Sunday by .Mrs. Cyrus Bailey ami: ^ members of the Tuesday evening daughter, .Miss Florence Bailey, of i SUBSCRIBE TO IHE CHRONICLE bridge club ar^ several additional Attractive arrangements of fall Augusta. Dr. and Mrs. U M. Kennedy, guests, assembling players for three were used in the living room.'*^*! family of Spartanburg, and .Mr.! tables. devotional was given by .Mrs.'••'d .Mrs. I). M’. A. Neville and fam- U)\-ely van-color«l dahlias were p Workman and Mrs. Frank ily of Ni-wberry. Friends of Mrs. Bean used as floral decoration. Adair led in prayer. Mr*. Workman will be giad to know that she is sat-' Prepress ion bridge was pla3red n detailed and interesting report isfactorily recovering from a broken throughout the evening. Prizes were c. T. U. stale convention •rm injury, presented .Miss (ollKte Griffinl for i„ Sumter last week-end, which high score and Mist Mary Johnson ^ r attended, for low acore. A bingo game of cards organiiatioti sent a pair of was enjoyed, with R. P. Chapman aa!j^,^ mnbroidered sheets as a contn- winner. bulkm to tho Frances K. Willard me- The hostess served delicious salad t^e Baptist hospital and sweet courses with Russian lea. Columbia, I J«wn Johnson, dai«hUr of Mr. and After a short business ssasion the'Mrs. Karl Jiihnson will have a birth- meeting adjourned. dsy Wednesday, Nov. I. Mr. and Mrs. K M. StuOa 'The PspOr Everybody Reads* Birthdays And Anniversaries YOUNG PBOPUro MEETING SUNDAY The Young Psoplo's AUiance, cem- miR, pixx* HOSTESS AT brated their 20th wedding sniuversary posed of all young peoples ovgaaiia.||^vBLY RRIDtiB PARTIES Kuodsy. Oct. 22. tMfis in the city, will ssoet hutiday. r. j. ewlertglnsd charm IH snd Mrs W. P. Jacobs observed Ort. 29, at the First BaptiM <‘bttrchl}g^y Taasday momiiig at bndge. a eedding saaivtmary yesterday, Oe- Ichrysantbsmums in pastel tints, roses tabsr 25. The program for this meeting will zinnias adoraed ths rooms cf the Those having birthdays Sunday, consist of two or three brief talks and borne. Cards were enjoyed at tbfve Ort. 29, are Miss HorvUiy Taykr, several vocal sriertions based on the witb Mrs. Chns Adair wmni?if Ar CJ«idfrey, .Mr* Will Ferguson subject, “The f hnstisn Influence of ||j^ score prtM. Floating pnm ws» and ^ A PrtU, .Sr. trie Young People s Ailiancs. awarded i*- Mr* Gojme L S'infMtn. CM JA is tho second birth«lay of Ail memb-'r** of the organisati>»n srr t,.Mte*s. assi*ted by Mrs MS’-)! 4r,n Cuibreatb of I'harlotte, rspeeted to attend arnl si! other young , d. ligMfu? —t grs, ;.i=. .gbtf of Mr ami Mr- O. I P-ide a^. m ited.^ lumhe.-*.. . e .v . LONG IlMANt H Tl.l II . . '*'* J**^*-; ' McN-rch of HOLIW CMTOIIKK MEkTI.Nc; Again .n t* sfu n. - gi^-’s n. . i.^ar * .4 -. a sre.hl-.,g an The l>.ng B - .h H.me Urn. ^ ^ , tinn club held AS October me-: er at ^ ^ ^ . * VZ: "L' “ the «4ioo.h.*.- The devnt.-nal ws- ^'* Ayhff. Jac*.hp and fl^Ung h Orr J2. !.d by Mr- M « Po«4e. who gate an to Mis. In fir Morkn«v M- M J ^‘‘rMueron was h2 years account of the woman, “i^ia “ Min- yc-terday, Oct. 25. SPEITAL Turkey Dinner WITH ALL THE TRIMMINGS 50c SUNDAY, (KT. 29 Hotel Clinton Coffee Shop 1 Here i» the brilliant New Liquid **Lip9tick^* that really and truly cannot »mear • . • . Imagine the commotion your lips will cause In his heart, when he discovers that their taunting redncaa la utterly greaaelcaa and doesn't rub Odl With Piinceaa Pat Liquid LIPTONE there la absolutely nothing on yoor Upa but color ... luacloua, live color that simply cannot rub off unleas you purpoMly remove It. You'll both adore Liquid LIPTONE . . . and so will your Upa, hecauae It wU keep them truly soft and anmoth. And such exciting ahadeet We have them alL SMITH’S PHARMACY “Your Rexall Store** of the prcvTi.a- mcrting were was served with Uw. Mrs. Hubert tiaiy .Martin had a birthday Mon- Pitu and Mim Agnes Da-is ass.sted'day. (Jci. 23. the iKMteas in serving. SILVER JUBILEE KPEC'IAL Silver Serving Set, only S3c with a pyrrkaM •! ll.O# ar aim.i ^ ^ Mrs. J. W. Crawford. Mrs. Juiis Griffin and little Ayliffs Jacobs will celebrate birthdays Wednesday, No-1 vember 1. Mr. and Mrs. Irby Hipp will ob- all Drug Store. THE GIFT OF A UFETI.ME One-Cent Sale bargaiao on REX- * ,k ^ All*- exik A to the Laurens lounty Medical serve tht-ir wedding anniversary Tues I society was held Monday afternoon at day, Oct. SI. Jubilee One-C^t Sale. Thia 1^,Lakeside Country club. Mrs. John* Mrs. R. I- Coe of Colianhia, for- value only while they laat, BO be Garrett Hart, of l.aurrnt. presided.'mt-rly of ninton, had a birthday here early. Four big daya—Wed- and Mrs. W. T. .Martin, of GoMviDe. Tuewlsy. Oct. 24. nenday, Thuraday, Friday and the vice-president, wsa hostess. Tomta Ray, daughter of .Mr. and Saturday, November 1-2-S-4.F—■ The club members heard with inter- Mrs. Dudiry Ray, was one year old SMITH’S PHARMACY, the Rex- brought by Mrs. y.-eterday, Oct. 25. < harles P. ( om, president-elect of the .Monday. Oct. 30, is the birth<iay of .'Auzihary to the Southern Medical as- Miss Madeline Cassanova, Mrs. GaiMle sociation. .Mrs. Com spoke on Jane M'arren and J. J. Clark of fioldville. Todd Crawford, the heroine of sur- .Mr. and .Mrs. Gary Dillard will ob- ger>' in 1K09, and of the memorial to MTve their wedding anniversary Sun- her which S>outh Carolina is undertak- day, Oct. 29. ing. This memorial is the placing of t;<-orge ('opeland, son of .Mr. and one bed each year in hospitals over Mrs. E<lgar Copeland, celebrate<l his the state. jSecoml birthday Friday, Oct. 20. Mrs. William P. Barton, society e<li-' Mrs. B F. Wingard and daughter, jtor of The Greenville Piedmont, spoke Barrie Jean, .Mrs. .N. D, Powers and ,to the auxiliary on “Club Publicity,'’ Jackie Wier have birthdays Tuesday, anU Mrs. Jesse Teague, of Laurens, Oct, 31. spoke on “Your Obligation to the' Christine Watts, daughter of Mr. j Auxiliilry.” and’Mrs. H. B. Watts, is one year old I The meeting was known as “mem- today. • bershif) meeting'’ and a number of! ^ I new members were welcomed into the {organization. Members present were: iBTrs. W. T. Martin and Mrs. W. A. ) Moorhead, of Goldville; Mrs. C. T.-Al ford, of Cross Hill; Mrs. D. O. Rhame, Jr„ Mrs. George R. Blalock, Mrs. P. S. Jeanes, Mrs. B, 0. Whitten, 'Mrs. T. J. Peake, of Clinton; Mrs. P. E. Can non, Mrs. Bessie Dial, Mrs. R. H. Ariail, Mrs. Jesse Teague, Mrs. Mar- Come in and fie« the spec ials on Diamonds and both Rings. FRONTIS JEWEIJIY STORE and GIFT SHOPPE IMMEDIATE SAVINGS ’ Of 20 to 25% in the cost of your Automobile Insurance 15% Additional Saving for Claim Free Driving Record CoBsalt aa for full particulars S. W. SUMEREL AGENT Jaeaha BaiMiag M Harvest Sale Begins At Belk’s Belk’s store-iwide Harvest Sale be ginning today will be an event of in terest to the buying public, with manufacturers’ prices advancing on all kinds of merchandise t,his sale of- tin Teague, Mrs. J. F. Dusenberry,! fers a special opportunKy just at this {Mrs. C. P. Vincent, Mr|. Elizabeth Time, the management states. The Christopher, Mrs. H. R. Perkins, and event is announced in a page adver- 'Mrs. J. G. Hart, of Laurens, j At the close of the meeting deli- jcious refreshments were served by the 'hostess, assisted by the other officers of the auxiliary^ and a social hour en- I joyed, during which time the com pleted year books, and a Hygea maga zine were distributed to the members. tisernent in today’s paper. - PRINTING » to Order at Our PRINT SHOP COAL NOTICE For quality coal —guar anteed not a pint of dust to a ton—call for “SUN- RAY. Phone 62 C-W-S Guano G>. YOUR NEIGHBOR SAYS JVUf.YOtf ARCTMe H MIUtST UTIkl (OOK.^1 leviRV MCAIIS KTTU Than thc omc ecroRi it- \ir mn wBiae.' nan na»iii6 SQM or m BOO fioa ratorna rot omMU soMciiMC ^ 1*0 uo: TBCM ID Wtl MY wim cooti“^-' by DAILEY’S aj|..PAfttlNG/TNAT MlfTS MlflNL/ mt STORE [WHCtt I ItADC NOWADAYS MARCS ZESTA SODA CRACKERS, lb. School Tablet F>ee 15c Delmar Ol^EO, 2 lb. 2.5c TOM.VrOES, 4 cans 25c SM EF:T or IRISH POTATOES, 10 lb. 25c Luzianne COFFEE, lb. 23c F'INE SELTJCTION Mixed COOKIES,.Ib. , lOc TOILET TISSeVt for 15c RITZ CRACKERS, lb 20c MEAL, peck 25c JEWEL, 8 lb. 77c 4 lb. 39c SUGAR, 25 lb. $1.47 10 lb. 59c Nice FAT BACK, Ib. 9c Fine Ga. SORGHUM, gal. 75c Popular Brands CIGARETTES, pkg. . 15c HOG FEED, 100 lb. 75 lb. bag $1.75 $1..%5 16% Dairy Feed, bag $1.60 CHEESE, Ib 20c A Fine Selection FRUITK and VEGETABLES AT AI.I. TIMES. If It’.s In Sea.son, We Have It. IN OUR MARKET CHUCK STEAK, Ib. 20c' Mixed SAUSAGE, 2 Ib. 3.5c SMALL LEAN PORK CHOPS, Ib. 2.5c COUNTRY STYLE LIVER PUDDING, Ib 20c PORK ROAST, Ib. 20c Fresh Fish, Shrimp and Nor folk Oysters DA* m CASH 1/' aJt&oxom(/'?Aic£6" ’ I INDEPENDENT - Owned and Operated Bg Clinton People.' / MU