The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, December 07, 1939, Image 3
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THURSDAY, DECEMBER 7, 1939
THE CLINTON CHRONICLE. CLINTON. S. C.
ilie Woman’s
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SOaETY EVENTS,
CLUB AND CHURCH NEW S OF INTEREST
Telephone 74 or 258
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PAGj THREE
1,112 Attend Chronicle's Cooking School
BIG CROWD AT
ihe Greenwood Crenmery compouiy, G.xjc^ry wno las. ana
land ten cartcms of coca-cola yester- featuring: spry.
ANNOUNCEMENTS IBaroad Street Metiiodist cburdi at a
The American Legion Auxiliary’lovely party on Monday eveninr-
will meet Toenday, December 12, atj A praftision of snapdracoos and
four o’clock at the home of Mrs. J<An purple chrysanthetnums adorned the
M'. little, living: room and dininf: room
The W'ocDMi CbriatiaB Temperance which were thrown ensuite for the «c-
Union will meet Friday afternoon,'casion. FiaCee were laid for twenty
Dec. 8 with Mrs. L. R. Lywn at 3:30,.at smaU tables attractiwly appoint-
.--ib week I MaiTjcaret Hipp, and
ji^aoter of GoldviUe.
Mrs. Gladys
Grade A milk usee in <bhe school ^ A Ohal-o-fryer demonstrated
WHS fumi^ied by the Clinton Daii^. | Miss Williems in her cooku^.
The tm baskets of gToeeries ^ven sriven away Tuesday afternoon by
G. W.lTbe Chronicle, sponsors of the school.
y Monday went to; 'Mrs.
HollinKsrw*orth, Mrs. W. E.
iday by the Greenwood Coca-Cola com-
EACH SESSION "J. „
- ~ ics expert, won her audiences from
Miss Ads WilKame GrcsUy very start by her pleaaant man-! HoHui^sworth, Mrs. W. E. Monts, Jt was awarded to Mra. A. W. l£fla.
PInsw HoowwiTts. **»*'.•«*''*<'Chronicle wii^ to CTprw. in
^ *.1 ^ advice on the preparation of ^1**“^* ^ J»bn appreciation to the hundreds of ladies
Pnift OI rTIJfItUUre Ewetne various foods, and at the «»d of the’*'^’*^8?'**®*** Mrs. Johnnie HoUand, Mrs. their presence at the school dur-
Ranife Awarded To Mrs. J. D.!l^»»-‘«»«*- prepared « J^ssb Newby, tJhe three afternoons. Also to
number of delicious dishes, James Addison. ICapt. WaJter A. J<^8on and SergU
Word of This City.
I Miss Williams sakt she seldom On Tuesday afternoon the baskets Thornwell Dunlap for their cooperat-
, • n L « r r * nA *'’«‘ndance at her schools in'were awarded to: Mise Betty Spratt, ih^ in furnishing the anwory and ar-
The auziftiaTy of Broad Street >d with crystal and silver. Mrs. John BOSiiels Of t«rocen«S aiHl other cities than she had here, and Mrs. John HoUand Hunter, Mrs. Mary ranging everything for the comfort
Methodist chur^ will meet Thursday W. Finney, Jr., assisted the hostess Otkcr Valuable IVlMS Given that she had never instruct.d classeB Workman, Mrs. W. D. Co^and, Mrs.'and convwionce of the audienoee each
afternoon. Dec. 14. at 3:30 at the in serving tempting salad and sweet \wav Scboo! I*ronounced Bv showe^l more interest and in-!Ray Boyd, Mrs. Edward Henry, Mrs. day. Also to the local firme> who
church. ‘courses with coffee. ' * '* - ' ' lv'’‘lE''nvce than the Clinton audiences. Fred Burnett, Mrs. J. B. Dominick, tied-in with their advertbing in The
m j .After a short business session. Mrs. * SUCCOSS. -Practically all those present followed. Mbs Florrie Burdette, and Mrs. J. A. CJhronicle in last week’s issue of the
METHODIST ^CIRCLES Fhmey, who is leader of the circle, —• >,.ach demtmstnition with intense in-'Singlcy. paper. The name of each firm and the
MEET M^’D.AY
The fouling circles
Street Methodist church
Monday, Dec. 11 at 3:30.
Circle No. 1 with Mrs,
Davidson.
'presented Mrs. Clifton .Adair a gift One thousand, one hundred and terest, ami I feel sure many quickly
of Broad for pesfect attendance during the twelve Clinton ladies attended The*gra.«=|>od the principal points neces-
will meet ywir. Mrs. John W. Coleman. Bible chronicle's free cooking* school held ^ obser\«l.’' Miss Williams
teacher, was also remembered and - , ^ j declared.
Bril prKidMt of tlw «iixili«T. Mrs. *" Tuo«l.y
George W. Coi»«e4and, was presented **•'* yesterday
Sara
rjtele No. 3 with Mrs. Ralph Blake- a gift for her assistance with the group each day^ watcheil and listened to have a cooking school again next
programs of the circle. «ten:ivelv as Miss Ada Williams. yv*w s|»onsorvd by The Chronicle
i ♦ .. ' , . , , • this wei'k?” there was an instant
MRS. BRIM.M ENTERTAINS culinary expert, prepared and expUin-
1 i:i. . f hi: w:ii:
Yesterday afitoriKKin those receiv- ^ prmluct advertised was called to the
ing the baskets were; Mrs. H. [).'a<tU’ntn>n of the audience <*ach after-
Henry, Mra. K. B. Sdoan. M*^. H. M.
on .niiivwv. lur^Ki, .... .u J- u i Blakely, Mra J. I,. Miss Ajt- Miss Williams left la.st night for
* When tlH' audience was asked yes- iw»wio w ii v.- i v f .. u u
TKo Urw . 1 ..II I 1- 11 11...***” liavis, Mrs, W. 11. Mnip.mn, .V.i .. evarl. ( ., whe e he opens a
afternoons. The large tenlay. -How many ladn-s would like jj q i>orrick, Mrs. Giks Hugh
rhcc, Miss school today.
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MRS. T D COPELAND MKS. UKIM.M ENTERTAINS culinary expert, prepared and explain-
HOSTE^ TO CLUB MUSIC CLUB .MEMBERS che details of making many appe.'„,^ny ,,.ou!d like for Miss W’illbms
Mrs. T. D. Copeland beautifully en- Saturday evening Mrs. D. J. Brinua tixing dishes. The school was pro-lto come liack as the dinvtor?” the
tertained the .Actaean club on Tues- .rrtertained the “B Natural” Musk nounced a big success by those at- response was unanimous,
day afternoon. club at a meeting. Parents of the tending, with many requests made to' On Momlay afternoon Miss AVil-
Vari-colored snapdragons added to <^lub mtmbers were special guests. The Chronkle that k be repeated liams prepaid and cooked a spicy'
the attractiveness of the lovely home. Bright-berried evergreen and can- next year. 'apple pie. fried rice with shrimp,'
.At a prettily-appointed table de- gave the living room a festive The grand prite, a $168.50 Frigi-. curry sauce, chocolate frosted cake,
Ikioas re^rrtlunents in three courses **r. • daire electric range, was awarded to French fried potatoes, brown rim’
were served. -A number of lovely selections were Mrs. J. D. Word of this cky. Thrlcookies, baking powder biscuits, and
^ played by the following young mem- proe was given by the WT. C. Bald- chocolate frosting. j
THE MISSES BL.AKBLY be.w of the club: Nelly .Ann Bigham. win Motor company, kicai dbtribu-' Her menu Tuesday afternoon con-|
HOSTESSES TO BIBLE CL.ASS .Anne McMillan, Jerry Trammell, tors for this well known product and sisted of the following Hems: my fa-(
On last Monday evening members Mary Faye Hughes and Eleanor A'ro- the Frigidaire. ivorite cake, qukk butterscotch frost-'
of the Ladies* Bible class of the .As- mer of Kinautls. The Clinton armory, where the'ing, fried chi^tm, lacy top fruit pk,
sociate Reformed Presbyterian church Delicious punch and cookies were school was held, wws comfortably ‘ doughnuts ami corn bread. j
met at the home of Misses Margaret served. tilled each afternoon with an inter-1 Yesterday afternoon’s menu con-1
and Catherine Blakely. ! Myra Adair and Marjorie Smith eested audience from the cky and ni- sisted of: Coconut cake and froating.i
Booquets of chrysanthemums in of kinards. wvre guests. rml sections of this community. ; pecan pk, grandmother's ginger cook- f
pastel tints adorned the living room. The next meeting of the club will Thirty baskets of grocerka and ies, French fried potatoes, easy rolls, *
The class Bible character study for be held at the home of Norma-and household products w'ere distributed sweet potato, pork and veal pie. *
the month was on Exekki, and Mrs. Barbara .Anderson. to various ladies in the audience dur-. Iieaflets containing recipes for all!
R. L. Plaxko was teacher of the les- , *■ three afternoons. The bas- of thi'se tinids were given each person.'
son for the evening. un ' l vvv kets, made possible through the oo- Miss Williams ased spry for shorten-
.Afler the program the guests were ^ {T“ ^ operation of Spratt Grocery company | ing. All tiad cooked was giwn away
invited into the dining room and re- ***^***^ *7 Cenluinr ^ j|||j cky, contained: I lb. FFV ra-^to lucky members of thi* audknoe
freshments were served buffet style ^ merting on Tuesday. Mrs. L. R. wafers, one box lux. rinso, can each afternoon.
from a prettily appointed table. *** traiteformed irto a ^pry. lux toilet soap. Hfehuoy soap. The Nu-ldea kitchen cabinet and
^ *^** *."^ tlwiatn^ picture. Myriads pg^ckagv Kellogg’s all-bran, one can*porcelain, tables used in the school
MR. AND MRS. D.AILEY red candles in candelabra shed ||cr,j|cy*s cocoa, one jar Jolly Good!wvre furnishi'd through the courtesy
ENTERTAIN DAILEY FORCE *** , ^ t^hristinas scenes peanut butter, one jar Duke’s may- of Maxwell Broth«*ra A Kinard of this
fhi Friday esvning Mr. and Mrs.;®^J^®** •'•‘1 wndeer. onnaise. one can i‘hiilips* i^ucken cky.
J. B. Dailey entertained with a de- -^^*|*^ orphanage ^choir sang soap, one 12-ib. hag Nooooa fkair, one. The Frigidaire and Frigidaire dec-
Hglkful dinner party for employea of ^^'^Jdaaas caras.^Mrs. tarolyn Pul^ Greea Giant peas, one can Nib-jtrk range used were -furnished
kts fresh corn olT the cob. jthrough the courtesy of W. C. Raid-
of
ii this NEW WODERN PICRAGE!
A
Pheh^of
Dailey’s Cash Grocery, Saturday he- Ja^aonville, P’la.
ing the first anmversary of the open- ^ an«T»oon. She read a nunoer oi Indaded srkh the baskets a pint of
ing <rf the more. ****y*."y **'**^?**r'**f« »cJcirt»ons HixissaiD ke cream srsa given away
The hoaae was prettily decorated *• ^ **«*«My Tuesday afternoons by
thrm«hoat srkh faM flowers. Center- ^ tYirimmas Star. For
ing the dining room table where cor- «**«« •*»e gave a Scottish srieetkm.
•rs srerv laid for foorteen sras an ar- —'
srin Motor company local distributoni.
Groceries usmI by Mias Wdbana
purchased from Dailey’s Cash
Ham yon ordmad CLAUSSEITt
IhrkcrhoaM RoQt IsMyf Ham yon
•sen the marmlons new padoMo
CLAU8SBN*S naca to keep ak and
amiatnia oat to kaap amry one <d
thaw dsHdons, faU-flavorad roOi aofi
and tender and fieahf Far CLAUS*
SEN’S Farkathoam RoSaaoerriach
you KITCHEN PRBSHI Order a
package of CLAU8SEN*8 Parker-
boom RoUi from yoor grocer. L<)oS
for the new blae peck^ wkh the
molature-proof window.
FKSI • At l«r Crsccr’tl
flwrfTntf i^lh/nirr Bl I *?
AtiOIHtR DELICIOUS CLSUSSEN S PRODUCE
A ddiriowB
tude
the
of
fi
Mr. Dailey
for the kqralty
of the f
and fern.
-Ditto.’
and
•Again Sartuday Mrs. Dailey en
tertained a few friends at lunch.
C HURCH CIRCLE HOLItS
DEC EMBER MEETI.N'G
Monday afternoon Mrs. L. R. Lynn
was hootees to the Elia Riddh circle
of the Thornwell Memorial ehi|rch for
the Deeoenher aieeting.
Ac the devotional eecrke
quvstiona were asked. Mrs. Bessie
Godfrey was lender of the afternoon’s
program on *The Church the Open
Door,** and Miss Sarah Pattrraon al
so took psut on the prsgism Several
little g>^ from Mrs. Godfrey’s hosse
samg Chrisinms carols, and an offer
ing for the nrphmwgL sras taken.
red candles and sprays af
After Che program the guwts were
inrited into the dining room, lovely in
^ ks seasonal decorationB. Adorniag the
table sras a lace doth centered srkh^
a mound of pine sprays and eoncs^E
flanked by tall burning tapers. Use-
srhere in the room bosris of holly.,
pifw cones and red candles srerv ar
ranged. Afternoon tea was served.
BELK’S
gmm
a C
Dainty
served
tree.
wkh a gift f
and
ROBERTS-SULUVAN WEDDING
OF INTEREST TO FRIENDS
The foUowrmg aaaounccsD
read here wkh intereat by
friends of the bride and
MISS FLORENCE BAII.EY
WEDS WALLACE BRUCE LEA
IN QUIET HOME CEREMONY
.A marriage of interest, cossing as
a surprise to their friends in the Car-
olmas, was aoleninised last Thursday
afternooa. Nov. 30, at 4 o’clock, when
Misa Florence Bhiley became the
bnde of Wallace Bruce Lea «f Rocky ^
Mount. North Carslina.
The ceresBony sras performed nt the
bride’s hoene by the Rev. R.
Ware of Atbemarle, N. C., and
ed only by the innnediate
of the family.
! An issprovtsed altar of ferns, tall
floor baskets of white rhijisnthi
mums and tapers was arranged in the
ceremony room. j
I The lovely bride srore a 1
suit of moss green dovethae, a si
black velvet hsk with nose veil
vHl be black accessories completed the
semhle. Her flowere were 1
of green orchids.
CHRISTMAS STORE
BEAUTIFUL GIFTS at LOW PRICES
GIFT SUGGESTIONS
FOR LADIES
FASHIONABLE
Ready-to-Wear
AT GREATLY REDUCED
PRICES
GROUP I — A Rroup of Sift
$S3S.
values to
than half price.
Mr. and Mrs. G. P. Roberts of this Stanley Lea of Rocky Mouat. N.C,‘
city, announoe the nssn-jagi of their brother of the bridegroom, was best
daughter, Rebecca AdeUide, to Lofton *“*“•
D. Sonivma oa December 2, Greens- *»*i<*^ »» Che attractive and pop-
bora, N. C. daughter of Mrs. Cassias M.'
Mrs. SoUivaB is the attractive Bailey of this cky, and the late Mr.l
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robetta. Bailey, prominent textile ssaaafec-
She attended Clinton high school and t<ver until his death s few years ago.'
was a member of the gradimting Bbe attended Converse college in
class at PmabyCerian college n June. Np^rtanburg, and Guni>tan HaiT ia
Since then she has held a posstioa m Washington. D. C. By her sgret per-
the NBC studios ia Clmrlotte, N. C. *»ttKty she has endeared herself to.
Mr. SuUivaa is a native of Laurens ^ circle of friends, all of whom
and a graduatn of Pmsbyteriaa ^ marriage removes her
kge. He holds a poskiun ia Roanoke,CtinCon.
Va., where the youmr couple vriD* TWe bridegroom is a pemaincat tt-
of the W. & Lra
$1.29
GROUP II — Dresses valued
op to $5.95. Special—
$1.99
Coats Reduced
Oae Kitmp of Coats, valued
up to $14.95, now—
$9.88
Al Goat^ valued to $19.95,
““ $13.88
SPEHAL SALE OF
SILVERWARE
Hiffli quality, 50-piece set, in
beautiful Embassy pattern,
made and ffuaranteed by ihe
world*s larRest manufacturers
of silver. $15.95 value.
Christmas Special—
$10.00
I
MRS. FINNBT ENTERTAINS
SARA GLENN CIRCLE
John .W.
of the Sara Glean circle of
Tty aar DeHduaa
HRISPY KREAM DO-NUTS
DaRy At
Tobacco Co., Rocky Mount, vr
couple wiH make Iheir holnr
weddng trip.
Oat-of-bown gueeCa for the
me Mrs. Brewer Dixon «f 1
Ala., Mr. and Mrs. W. U
of Wadeaboro, N. €.,
bride, Styitoy Lea of
N. C., and Rev. R.
of Alwmarle, N. C.
pastor of the
Plaid Skirts
Special Parchase of Plaid
Stirta, Valae to $1.95. Special,
94c
Sport Coats
I adinr aad Misses* * PI a i d
Sport Coats. Siscs 14 to 20.
es. Sped
$199
New FaH RAGS, 98c to $1.98
GLOVES 98c to $1.98
Unen HANDKERCHIEFS,
10c to 48c
Boxed HANDKERCHIEFS,
25c and 48c
LADIES* WOOL ROBES,
$2.98 to $5.95
Silk and CottoB PAJAMAS,
98c and $1.98
SATIN SUPS _ 98c to $2.95
SATIN GOWNS,
$1.19 to $2.95
BED JACKETS 98c
SILK HOSE 49c to 98c
TOWEL SETS .... 49c to $1.98
PILLOW CASES, 79c to $1.98
LACE CLOTHS $2.95
BRIDGE SETS, 49c to $1.98
SHEET AND PILLOW CASE
SETS $1.98 and $2.98
FOR MEN
SHIRTS 98c to $1.48
TIES 25c to 98c
PAJAMAS 98c to $1.48
Boxed HANDKERCHIEFS,
25c, 49c and 98c
BEDROOM SUPPERS,
98c to $1.98
BATH ROBES, $1.98 to $5J5
BELT and BUCKLE Sets, 98c
CHRISTMAS
GIFTS
AGAIN . . . THR CHOICEST
GIFTS IN TOWN.
Gifla that pralsag the Chiirtr-’
mas spirit everiastiagly.
FRONTIS
JEWEIitT STORE
afti GIFT SHOPPE
MISS IRAN McKBR '
WBD6 JUUU8 CLTIN5 HBDOEN
Mra. James Doffie McKee
ea marriage «f her danghtar.
to Juiins Clyde Hedden of Wi
and Imurens, on December 1.
Mra. Hedden is tike
dnpghler of Mia. McKee, of this tkjJ
'and the late James Dnftie McKee.
She graduated from Erskine college,
^Doe West, wbeie she held the siagn-
lar honor of bemg both president «f
the student body and 3by qnecn heri
freninr eras-, vms a mesdhsr efl
Delta clabL Far
FREE!
$35.00 Bicyde
TO BE GIVEN AWAT
Decmnber 2krd
AaA far PiMlIrUifi
Toyland Specials!
DOLLS — Mr doDs, ttttlc
dolhs, slecpinR dolb, and
wettinR doBs, 25c to $4.95
DOLL CARRIAGES—
98c to $3.95
TABLE and CHAIR SETS
. $p5 to $6.95
nUCYCLES $1.98 to $5.95
Belk*8 BIG BOY WAGONS,
extra large, extra strong.
Big rubbCT tires $2.95
SCOOTERS 98c to $2.95
AIR RIFLES, 98c to $3.95
COWBOY SUITS—
$1.98 and $2.95
INDIAN SUITS 98c
(Coatianed on page twn)
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