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THURSDAY, DECEMBER 14. 1939 THE CUNTON CHRONICLE,' CUNTON, S. C PAGE THREE The Woman’s Page 1 SOCIETY EVENTS, CLUB AND CHURCH NEWS OF INTEREST i'etephone 74 or 258 A. E. Spencer, the retiring presi dent. The newly elected pre^dent, iF. C. Pinson, will be introduced dur- ,H)g itihe evening «s the orgmnization’s 1 leader for 1940. AROUND TOWN I _ Pageant Sunday At Mountville W. C. T. U. MEETING I WITH MRS. L. R. LYNN [the gu^ of her aunt, Mrs. Charles i Mrs. L. Rose Lynn was hostess on Dwiielt. Friday afternoon to the local W. C. MRS. GOYNE L SIMPSON is in Atlanta to attend the premiere of ,“Gone With the Wind” on FViday eve- ning. "While there Mrs. Simpson is * Chrieitnva.*'. pageant, entitled Hope, The Mcun-tvilk* school wrll present Joy and Service,” Sunday, December 17, at 5:15 oVdock in a candle llgM service. Seventy-fdve children will Misses Leta .McIntyre, Evelyn Mc- MRS. FISH HOSTESS TO BRIDGE CLUB i Dowell, Fiances Gwaltney and Mrs. Mrs. Harold S. Fish deliglitfuHy en-fSh«a Jacobs as hostesses. tAtained the Thursday atfemoon bridge dub last week. Attractive arrangements of fall T. U. chapter and about twenty mem- MISSES MARY STONlf, ELIZA-{take part in the singing and drasna- bers of the Laurens organization. BETH NICHOLSON, EDNA JACK- tization of scenes relative to the na- For the occasion rooms of the VELMA PUGH, employes tivity of Christ. The public is invited, home were throwm *ensuite and pre- RISE’S 5, 10 and 25c Stoie, will 'sented a beautiful Christmas scene, ^^^ceive a Christmas 'bonus in consid- WHX NOT SOLVE YOUR GIFT PROBLEMS . . . by giving the Man EReader’s Di gest” or “Life”; the Woman “Goodl Hooivekeeping” or ^American Home*" the Yonng Man ^American Maga zine”; the Young Woman ”The La dies’ Home Journal”; the Boy **Anisr- iean Boy” or ”Boy8* Life”; the Girl ”T1ie American Giri.” JAMES W. CALDWELL ChD 276 GIVE THE CHRONICLE Centering the prettily appointed | xhe soft glow of candles added faithful services rendered, table in the dining room w'as a l^u-‘ tractiveness to the artistic arrange- R®®® company will present allj FOR A CHRISTMAS PRESENT We Do AH Kinds of PRINTING BjMspt Bad. CHRONICLE PUBLISHING CO. flowers formed a pretty setting for^ tifuUy iced cake outlined with sprays I ^ent of snow, reindeer and a lighted employes wibo have been in the ser- of bright holly. Poinsefctias and Ohrjstmas tree. Greenery and bright ^ ^ • y®*^ o’" *nore, two tables. Mrs. H. M. Wilson, Sr., was a guest of the club for the occasion. After seY'eral interesting games, the host-} ess served delicious refreshments. Greenery bright garlands of evergreen were placed ]t)erries were also used in decoration, bonus at Christmas. elsewhere in the room. A delicious #0 carry out the holiday effect. j • | dinner wm served. ^ . Mrs. T. R. Owens led tlje devotion- BILLY KING, student at Furman! Mrs. Pinson was presented with a|al. An interesting program on university, Greenville, spent the week- lovely gift. |‘‘Peace” was presented by Mrs. V. ®ud with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. .. IdoMontmollin, assisted by Mrs. L. S. • G. King. On Friday evening he ; MRS* HITT HOSTESS j FOOTBALL BANQUET l Henderson, who gBve a discussion Assembly ball in Colm-j TO METHODIST CIRCLE jPOR THORNWELL TEAM ‘“Keeping Out of War At All Costs.” bia at the Jefferson hotel. Mr. King} On last Monday afternoon Mrs. Eu-j The annual banquet for the foot-i-pj^^ guests enjoyed special music by escort for one of the ikbutanteti g«ie Hitt was hostess to members of ball team of the orphanage orphanage quartet, who sang sev- "'bo made her debut on this occasion, circle numfber .'tihree of Broad Street school was held on Saturday evening Christmas carols. * — ♦ ■ at the home of Dr. and Mrs. L. R. conclusion of the program' The most UNUSUAL REQUEST Idelicious refreshments of sandwiches, of the week came from HUGH HOL-1 Methodist church a,uxili»ry. Mrs. Raymond Pitts was program leader for the afternoon, and dis cussed “Our Available Resources For Meeting the New Day.” During the afternoon a social hour was enjoyed and the ihostess served a delicious salad course, fruit cake The blocking trophy was presented and Russian tea. |by Coach Walter Todd to Bennie Hill- ■ ♦ - - J house, halfback and altenvate captain MR. AND MRS. CHAPMAN After a delightful dinner, talkscookies were served, were made by Jack Nixon and June} ^ Mioore, both of the college, who com- j jci^T HOSTESSES mended the boys for their hard play-, ing and fine spirit of cooperation. ENTERTAIN CIRCLE On Monday afternoon, Mrs. Saia MAN, who wanted a Christmas card with an Indian on it. Mr. Holman}' later explained to us that he wasn’t! trying to revolutionize the Christmas j card indusitry, but has a friend To That. .. Smart, Well Dressed Appearance m Tulsa, Oklahitma, to whom he wishes ENTERTAIN AT BRIDGE Bell Davidson and Miss Mary Lizzie ^ Owens were co-hostesses at the home of the Thorwwell team. Coach Todd, of the former, to circle number one! in turn, was presented a gold foot-1 of Broad Street Methodist church.* THE WONDER DOG attracted J4r. and Mrs. R. P Chapman were;ball as a token of his team’s appreci-|Mrs. P. 'M. Pitts is chairman of the lot of attention around the square re host and hostess last we^ to mem- ation foa his leadership and coach-'circle. cently. He is a large black dog own- bers of the Tuesday evening bridge ing club for a delightful evening of cards. Chrysanthemum I and roees were used in the living room and a bouquet work during the season WE WILL MAINTAIN OUR SPECIAL 5-HOUR SERVICE just' '.Mrs. T. C. Johnson was leader of an «d by a man from Austin, Texas, who closed. I interesting program, the topic being tours the country and for-the sum of The banquet was attended by thir-|“Using Our Available Resources.” As five cents the dog will answer ques-1 ty-four, including Mr. and Mrs. Jackia prelude to the program ,Mr8. S. D. tions. Of course -he doesn't talk, but} of poinsettias ^tered the dining Nixon, June Moore, Mr. %nd Mrs. C. Dawkins softly played several Christ- , will go directly to thi* person in the room table Guests weie invited forjC. Braimon, and Walter Beeman,lniB8 selections. The Scripture was crowd to whom tht' question “has rof-,| Ihwe tables and several inteieating special guests of the evening. ,read>y Mrs. T. R. Oi^ens. Mrs. S. C. , progressions enjoyed. Miss Mary 'Durdsp, Mrs. V. P. Adair and Mrs. with PLA*^ PRA’niKR, for when Johnson high score winner, .Mrs. LEtJION AUXILIARY AIDS S. D. Dawkins presented the leaflet askid to sedoct the* riclH*s< man in the Arnold Cannon, loa’ score, and'shirlie HEALTH SEAIJ^ SALE of the month. A slnirt business .<h*s- group he tmtme<«iiately laid his paw Timmons bin^i winner,' were pre- The American I^egion Auxiliary sion and prayer terminate<l the meet- upon this gentleman. Our gu<>mi as sented gi’fu. Deoimber mtn-ting at the ing. ^his psychological riddle is that j After cards the hostess served h4ime of Mrs. John W. Ijttle on Tues-; A tempting salad courst* was sen’e«l th«* man (licks the per.«M)n to wlwm the . salad and sweet courses. ‘**y afternoon. with Russian tea by Mis.ses Ihirothy question has reference by the reartion . .Vtrs. Frank E. Mdler, president of Bell and Carolyn Copeland. by!*tamk*rs and th«* d<ig is so the organization, presiderl over the An ackiitional guest for the occa- well traimd that h«* follows the man’s meeting, A program of lovely (Yirist- skin a-as Mrs. John Wallace, who has ^y«- maa music was rendered by Mrs. Hen- n-cently mov«*<l here from Bradenton, iKm met Tuesday aftamoon with Mrs. dersnn IhtU, srho sang “The Virgin Fla. Kenneth Hasekkn to orgaatie a horns laillaby, and Mrs. L^ila Jihmam sang demonstration chdb. "Oh Ho^y Night.” . A duet, “Silent NfiTED VIDLIMST IS Miss Jennie ('oletnan, county dam- Night” was also gtvao. crKST IIF MUSIC Cl UB onsuatrofi ageot, attended the m«M- Members of the auxiliary viUod to ' ing, at srhieh tuna the foBowme of- buy a ten dollar health bond to aid Keve in the eouniry tubarculoais drive. Tlir ®afternoon to have organization has also presented the ^ Horvath, nohrf local N. Y. A. hosaa an American flag.I**'^**? iHinng tha afternoon a aocial hour ^ waa enjoyed duni« wlaoh deliciot»;'*^ Mrs. Leila Johnaon. sandwichas, hot tea and cookiea wart! wasi^ beautifully adorned wKh berried rver- greena and on a table a cieche fur- THROUGH THE HOLIDAYS ON DRY CLEANING. When Yoc Phone, Just Say— SPECIAL! .MUSliKOVE DEMONSTRATION ULUR ORGANIZED The women of the Musgrove sec- Every Garment Sterilized The Music club was singularly hon- ftrrrs wave si acted INesident- Odra. M*. R. Vice-Praaidsnt—Mrs. E K. Ander- Hoereiary hnidaf. Loral Mrs Edwia C - Mrs J. R Mrs. Hsasidrn and Aaaiatant Mm Sl«>rt An owlline ad ths year’s proposed Cepoland. Mrs. R. J. PiMa. Mrs. AJex -»■ —0 diactMood ,Henry, Mrs. Frank ithapaon ao*i Mm 1 Tlia cluba preeident, Misa Rosa Ma' ■ ■ —— ,J M Puta. minn ( ULPRTpbr — ♦— HONORirGUnr ’TBAt IIKRif CIKt LB HOl.DM ComplMixrimg her boaaa guaat, KMHKiC MEETING Mim Reae Lm of Chapia, Miss Mar- The Dacamber meiAing a. mrrt l ulpiMiir r-n-rt'rrf M H.- rint, of Ih. r)>on>«.ll »lr piwntod • l<w.4y pni(r>m Mkd Irt O.bM. <irrrtd.r .-wnm with • S—fi.! AmJim7. wm Md h»r b.«utif.l inta-prrUlHMi «f Uw fol- PERM.ANKNTS FOR CHRISTMAS Our three operators are* pre pared to give you proaipl ser vice la every liae af beaaty rultare for the heUdaya 65.66 PeraiaaeaU 66.56 ROYAL CLEANERS, Inc. AND Call 26 far appatatairat LAUNDRY GALLOWAY’S PHONE 77 PHONE 177 and introduced Madame .te Hor vath, director ef vHilin at the Uni versity of South Carolina, director of the symphony otrheaira and a mu- aician of note. CnnMK THIS 6i Iceriv dinner party Tueoday evening at the Hamrtt home numbers was heard with at- A bsmmful pomaectta fanned a ^tb Misses Virginia Stove and Eliza- eciorful and atnking eenterpiere for both Akers as husteaass. ,u t Mir table whem places were Uid for Miss Helen Porter gave a helpful »J«"" 'be Sun (Kinsky K* IVtiaasUm olace cards were sfid inspiring devotional “The koff). and placsa were mark«d with Church of the Open Door," was the Thais I Massenet i. hantas Mul snow scenes as ^vors A *ubie»t „f thr evening’s program led .ki Sosnptiiw four-courae dinrCr waa by Mias LeU McIntyre. Miss Fran- J.'^.****^^ which ths party attend- f** Bowm and Miss Akers contrib- been (arranger^ . . _ v» u... Lonely eight. Tve served. Heart were aie Newby and Mrs. Key Gasqua. ed a local amvia. uted articles. Mt*s Bowen, circle I^ the Gwrau for the accaaion included: chairman, prestded over a short bust- TsenmaowyL ^ Mimes Roaa Mahsffry. Margaret nmB meeting. Trees—moa^). Webb, Ala* Gaines. Irene Hipp, Jes- Bright berned evergreens adorned ^ number of invited guesU the living room. For refreshments prt-srnt for this special meeting, a deltctotw Bvaet course with cof- Among the out-of-town rursts were MRA. PINSON HONORED f^r whS served. *"'• Columbia. MITH BIRTHDAY DINNER —- On the occasion of her birthday, KIMANI8 “LADIES NI(»HT*’ Moadav Dec 11 Mrs B. S. Pinaon AT HOTEL TONIGHT waa honored with a loiMy dinner* The annual ’Yadles night" celebra- party at the McCall boHding with *»<»" <»f 'be Clinton Kiwanis dub, an event of wide aocial interest each mm SOLVE YOUR GIFT I^OBLEM WITH ONE STOP AT KELLERS Our entire Ktock of ('hriMlmaH MerchandiHe bt now on dbtpUy for your nelection. We invite you to come in at once while wide HelectionM are poHnible — we will be plea^sed to iterve you. , GIFT SUGGESTIONS For Everyone On Your Christmas List. FRONTIS JEWELRY STORE and GIFT SHOPPE year during the prs-Christmas aea-t son, will be held this evening si Ho tel Clinton at 7:30 in the forro of a banquet and entertainment with much fun and merriment prevailing. | The dub will have as its honor' guests the members’ wives and friends and otAier out-of-town guests.^ While no announcement ‘has been made by the committee in charge, the, entertainment promises to be one of} the outstanding successes in a longj series of similar celebrations spon-i sored in the past by the club. The I I program will be presided over by Dr. I Hide Away Extra Toys So Youll Have Reserve For *lndoor Days Later Most children are flooded with so many toys on Christmas day that they’re positively bewildered and therefore jump from one plaything to another uncertainly. This is why so many child experts recommend that mothers take away and store out of sight certain of the young sters’ new possessions. When a spell of bad weather comes later to Gifts For Her For Everybody Early American OLD SPICE TOILETRIES. Nomething new, yet old, poMaeffHing that typical American appeal of old Hpice. Diatinctive p a c k • agea .... $1.00 to $2.00 California Redwood NUT. FRUIT, and CXXIKIE BOWLS $1.29 Avon Electric HEATING PADS, three-heat control, only $2.95 Max Factor TOILET SETS and COMPACTS— $2.00 to $9.95 Electric TABLE LAMPS, beautiful, aerviceable .... $1.59 Gifts For Him Genuine liCather KILL FOLDS 69c to $6.00 Fitted TRAVEL Kit, gen uine leather, compact and complele $5.00 Houbigant S H A V 1 N (; SETS $1.00 to $5.00 f>TV!ry* * 'i 'M- ' ;' v' ■ '. ■ '■ ■■■ Evening In Paria TOILET SETS, PERFUME and COMPACTS, $1.00 to $6.50 Wriat-Arch Jeweled WRIST WATCHES $3.95 Mennen GIFT BOXES for Men $1.25 EASTMAN KODAKS, in all aizca $1.00 to $4.75 Aqua Velva SHAVING SETS $1.00 Melloglo l>OWDER and PERFUME SETS .... $1.00 Ladiea’ Fitted TRAVEL KIT, genuine leather, with zipper fastener $5.00 Come Ysmr^ I Early American Old Spice SHAVING MUG $1.00 or MANICURE SETS— 50c to $3.75 Too many toys confuse the child. keep the chfldren in the house, bring out one or more of the toys in this reserve supply. Or do it when you have spcciA' company of your own and want to be sure of peace and quiet. There sre two reasons for 4hi8. First, children enjoy playing intensively with a few things than being '’snowed under” with too many gifts. In the second place, some of the toys they receive ^at Christmas time msy be too compli cated for their age. Boyer Hollywood BEAUTY AID KIT $2.00 CANARY BIRDS, guaran teed singers $5.00 BIRD CAGES $1.25 BIRD STANDS $1.25 CboeoUt** We have s package for every one on yov gift list . . bMoti- fnlly decorated boxes ef famoos Whitman’s chocolates ... at 25e to $4.50. Call in and make yoor selection today! Early American Old Spice SHAVING MUG and LO TION SET $2.00 Wembdon Lavender SHAV ING SETS $2.35 Christmas Wrapped aGARS $1.50 to $2.75 Yello-Boie PIPES .... $1.00 Imperial YeOo-Bole PIPES $1.50 Frank Medico PIPES $1.00 Kellers Drug Store CUNTON, S. C PHONE NO. 1 — NIGHT 242-J