The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, January 04, 1940, Image 3
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SOCIBTT BVBNTS,
CLUB AMD CHURCH, NEWS OF INTEREST
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^nOuncbmsnts -
Tbt OinOacjr dfiib iwiU mmd wMi
Mn.' DotinraH Gntem ot -'4 o’dodc
ToMday, Jannuy 9.
eatvntainiac dnriiic Oh* aiitettMxm.
AlxNit 0irMat]r<4lv« younc folk tn-
Joyed «he oe^wikm.
BAILBT.PINSQN
Dr. and Mirs. T. L.'W. fialkT, of
CUa annoanoe the anfatpement of
their danphter, Jtdia OpIheMa, ih> For-
inan Barndt Piaaon, Jr., of, Oreene-
twro, North Oarolina. The -reddinp
ariil be eoleiinixed Fdbroary 24.
» ■
SMITH'BARBEB
Mr. “and Mra. (M. C. Smith, of 1^
lull, CUnton, arnKMnwe the maxtiaca
df their danghttr, Laana Ijoniae, ho
Edwin EaiHe Barite, of Goidriile, on
Saturday, iDeeemfcar 28,' 1989.
MISSES 4;rahaii and babnes
ARE LUNCHEON HOSTESSES
lUsaee Eliiaibeith Grahani and Etiz-
abeth 'Baznes ware hoateeeea on Mon-
aaeduaivafy.
'Wepinp, Jan.: 8^ at 7:80, the tmaom
maihmette company liait OHntnn
ag^ for an optetiainmewt in the or<
ME. AND MRS. TODD
HONOR BRIDE AND GROOM
OompMmentinc Mra. Todd*# Imtber,
vMlIMl iJnOOMTp ftlKI EtSlk MWntTt
of Union, who were married Dae. 24,
|ir.^ and Mra. BUbert Todd entertained
at <ihmar on Friday erenfaig. Mm.
Brefamer ie the former Mim lila Senn
of Newhcrry
The dininp and Ihrinp rdoma of the
home were decorated in the tradition
id Chrietmas motif, and corera wan
laid for ten at the prettdy appointed
taUe. Mrs. Irene Todd aaeie^ the
hoetess in eervinp a delkiooa turkey
dinner.
Mr. and Mra. Brehmer were remem
bered by the boat and hoatees with a
pift. Gueata indtided Mra. Janie Breh-
mer, mother of the proom, Hayne and
Orpk^bage Ompel
SibUr^iy Nis^t
. Birdidaya Bobo Funeral Here Olin Admam
And Anniveraaiiea I Thb Afternoon: Goea To Woodruff
Jimany Nioboia, Bonof Mr. and Mm.! R. DaMtm Bohov 7f,
|C. «£. Nichols, wa# two yean Fri- CUnten oitixen, died late
Last year the Kinpalaiid Mai4on-[(kijr, Dec. 29^
ettaa oam# 4o CliiaUm for the Stait»| |ir. and Mm. Ttaanhs A. How^ oh-
and Tboimiali or-iaadeed their weddinp anniversary
Sunday, Dee. 81. ^
Willard L. Jomm has a' Mrthd|By
Satarday, Jan. d.
Today is the hiithday of Dobhi Ow-
pfannaca chapel to whkh the ptabHe tnt, eon of Mr. and Mrs. R. S.
la invited, with a amaH adbiiasion
price of
Tba' KinpalaiDd Marioncttea ■ atand
in the fink rank of puppet compnniea
in the United Staten.
25,000 anttca-
id Ms
mote
brinpinp thair dehphtf ul p^opwaafia to
many parts of the country.* Each year
MMy hiuw a new show, rstmn to
the sanae Vaoea year alter year.
The prapram to be peeeented Siat-
urday ni^ is deaipned Jor old and
yoonp' al^. For Vb& younper proup
there wtti be ecanea from Aike.fo
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Anderson w4R
oelebraitc a weddinp anniveraary to
morrow, Jan. 5. {
Jam. 1 was the annhwtaary of Mr.
They tmveljand Mrs. James IkCoadlw.
yaar,( MUm Marparet Shealy wiH celebrate
I Oiin
TaMduj wkh Tounp
Im^^lg^Jtha past ewak ior Wi
Mm. W. M. SMy, fcMnrinp a haa Just
cal ttneas of the past taao asaaln. ilmiileaia alaie in
aarvleea wEI he bald lUat Mr. and Mrs. Johnson
at 2:80 at Broad SUest'friends who whi lepret to
ehnrflh, coodooted hy Rev.tthey have left Clinton, and
L. P. McGas, and Ear. J. L, Mayer, wishes follow tham to thefr
in
of ihk city, left
ehm he
a birthday Tucaday, Jan. 9.
J. H. M. Younp be 84 years oM
Monday, Jan. 8.
Dee. 80 was the 30th aimiversBry
of Qfr. and lira. M. C. Poole.
James I. Adair has*a birthday
day. Jan. 5.
Dr. WMKam A. Moorhead, FMladel-
Wonderiand. And thb memorable Iphta, son of Mr. end Mrs, W. A.
Lewis Oared story hitereets grown-1 Moorhead of GoMeKle, wifl observe a
day at a lovely bridpp hxDOheon at the Jwi»on Muner, of Rinarda, Mr. and
hone of the focmar# ‘ jMw. Paii Todd of RoiekHftt, and Mr.
Ouesta kasenMad for six tahiea a*^ to. Frank Mintin'of Uurena.
amid a traditional Ohriatmas eettinp
featuriap silverad ever preens and tali
red tapers in silver holdiBra. Miea Lou-
^ Me. Jacobs, score winner, was
praaented a gift.
At noon a deikious salad course,
fruit cake and coffee were served.
V'
MISS FERGUSON ENTERTAINS
FRIENDS WITH BUFFET SUPPER
Aamonp pretty patties of the holi
day season was the supper given on
Friday eveninp by Mias Ekhily Ferpu-
Bon at the hoitoe of her parents, Mr.
and Mm. R. E. Ferpueon.
Everpreena and hripliti^eniied hoUy
fai attractive anranpemeiita were used
throughout the home. Sapper was
aerved buffet style to eighteen puesta
from a table daintSy appointed and
lighted with candles. '
Novel pansee and dancing fdmished
entertainment throughout the
ninp.
JOINT HOSTEftSES
TO BRIDGE CLUB
Mrs. L. M. WHsim and Miss Mary
Johnson were joint hoatassea at the
home of the focmer this wenk to
members of the Tuesday eveninp
bridge dub and several additional
gueata.
•Pokisettias and evergreens formed
an effective bachpround for the three
4aMea where propressive Sridte and
bingo .were played. High eoore prise
wae presented to Mrs. R. P. Chapman,
Mra. Hugh Ray won low score, and
Misa Evelyn Jones and Mrs. Ajmold
Cannon tied for bingo.
After cardsgjthe 'boetesses served a
delicious salad course, fruit odee and
coffee.
ige. as well .aa cbffdsen.. It really
brings Wonderkkod nefore the very
eyes of the onkuhers, wjth its famil-
ia^charactenk-4he -Hue OatesfriHar,
the Cheahiie Cat, the Duchess and
the baby that toms into a Httle pip.
fSiltfiplX Humpty-Dgmiity, jmd .otiof jthis dty.
birthday Tuesday, Jan. 9.
Mr. and Mrs. I. E. Ropers of Green
wood, edeiunted a weddinp anuivw-
aaiy yeefterd|y, Jan. 3. Mrs. Rogen,
before marriage, was Mias dan
Bobo, daughter of Mrs. W. N. Bobo,
At $51,194499
wMi'he Clyde-Me<>aiy, jS. C. S Boildcd Ddit
Dr. S. W. Johnun, V.^Pmks Adair,|
OHn K Olwsiy, Sr., JoInrChitar, and 1
U T. Bmnaga i
•Mr. Bobu, had nsade hb home in' Colombia, Jaii. 2.—^The state's^
Clinken for a i«™ufcn' cf ysnra vrissre'bonded debt rose to $51,194439 dur-
ha WM fiwg^pwtl in caipeaknr week.'tng the fiscal year which etided Jixw
Be VMM a nwwher of Ihe MatkadiatiSO. The ftpore, shown in the snmial •
chonh, a
of high idaalB and (q>-
tdphb mgntded by a wide dncle of
friends who Join with the fam3y in
* g
UIUUIUIII^ fM
Tha daesiwed ia survived by his
daughter, Mrs. Sfaaaty and one son,
Thoraaa Bcbo, of tfaia place.
report of State Treasurer E. P. MHBer,
was 83.102,000 higher than that of
the 'previou year.' .
course, the golden-bBir^ Ahce her
self. The dinaut of the **adventures”
comes in the fSgtat between TweeAe-
dum and Taaedledee,- funny little
peofdc, given.to,aiguiag and lovmg a
goOQ ague.
The play dealgnt^ partienlariy for
Jan. 8 is the wedding anniveraary
of Mr. and Mrs. John Motdtrie.
R. P. Wilder has a birthday SuiMlay,
Jan. 7.
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Hitt will ob
serve their weddinp anniversary Wed-
lions To &itertain
Hi Footibafl Team
eve-
r
COTILLION CLUB ENTERTAINS
WITH DANCE AT ARMORY
Charming in every detail was the
dance given at the aemory on last
Wednesday evening by the Cotillioa
dub of which Curitsle yiT. Neely is
pneaident.
In addition to members of the dub,
a number of invited gueats were prea-
ant. Ldta Chaney and his oroheatra,
of Laurens, famished mosic for the
oecMMkm. Befresbments of punch and
■udirichrw were served throughout
iba evenkig, and centering the. table
Wmmm WOgU pUnOU IRMl VUfJMUlKiBCiTlx
an artistic arrangement of evergreens
and holly*
SUNDAY SCHOOL CLASS
HAS ENJOYABLE PARTY
On Thursday eveninp the Helen An-
deraon daaa of the Baptist Sun
day school held its annxial Christmas
patty and regular dass meetinp at
the home of Mrs. Alex Henry.
airs. Henry gave the devotional and
read the OMstmas story from the
Book of Inkie. Gifts were exchanged
from a tree, pawitily decorated with
bright Hphts. About the Uvinp and
dining room of the home were placed
eveigmeua, and adorning the mantles
METHODIST CIRCLES
TO MEET MONDAY
Oirdea of Broad Street Methodist
church auxiliary will meet 5f<MMla7,
~Jan. 9, at 3:30, as fdlowB:
No. 1, Mrs. P. 6. Adadr,'charrman
and hoetesB.
No. 2, Mrs. B. H. Henry, chairman
the entertahmiant cf aduR osmbers
of the audience is a riiCMtened venrion
of the w«ll-known Gilbert and Sulli
van operetta, **H. M.- S. Phiafoire.**
The ^kiag tnekkUee have a ehaim in
them^vea.' And the gay scene and
edoif ul dhtumes make tl^ play a joy
both to ear and to eye.
These dramatic numbers ere two
focal points of the perforroanM to be
givfti here. Between them are scat
tered short numbers — dances, tricks
and circus nurahera. Theee the pup
peteers call **the spice cf the pri>-
gram.” They give the whole (thb«
iKvely tempo, and show the oosnplcte
range cf marionette mauiipnhstion.
One shout feature which the audienoe
is not Kkely to forget-is tSie Professor
at the piano. It is rendered with great
ability and. h^or. Anolher unfoiget-
nesday, Jan. 10.
Today is the wedding anniversary
of Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Adah.
Mra. Eddie Deve.cf Washington,
the former Mias Willie Adair of tins
city, has a birthday today.
Appropriation Bill
Mapped By Group
several snow aoeoaea. Games and
contests appropriate to the occasion
furnished nnarii amuswnent. Cgakest
James
pnse
psesented to Mrs.
Columbia, Jan. 2.—^The house ways
and means committee will start itk
pre-session meetinp tosnorrow to map
* out a general appropriation hill for
introduction eariy in the legislative
teim openmp January 9. ^
The conunittee’e work, which b a
customary step in the long road that
muri be travel'in enactinp the aR-
important ievwue measure, wiH lay
The CMuton Lbna dub, at their
iiiritim Friday eveninp, JMuary 12,
at Hotel dint^ will have ae poeda
members of the Clinton hjk^ aAooi
championship footbaR tflim.
Coach Jess Mssly, of CliswaQn col
lege, and Banks MeFadden, sB-Amar-i
ban back of the dsemon teem, have j
been invited to be present for the|
Bnrffu
I
* CROUCH
Mr. and Mra B. W. Qrauoh, Jr., an
nounce die birih of a daughter, Ddly
Noiton, on Deoendier 28. Mrs. Crouch
before luaiTiagt was Miss Margaret
Taytor.
^e cbencter <d every program b the ground work for house action,
the perfowny bear. Brum. Ha haa Basb'of the committee’s work wll
been do^ his atdnte for neariy ten be the aimud teport of the bo(%at
years, havnnp pUyed to thouraade. commission. Contrary to the prae-
en-
And 'hb wmaoaw trickery
deared him to the hearts of every
spectator who has seen him go
through his paces.
The puUk b invited to attend the
entmtainment
tke of recent years, the figures de
cided upon by the budget comniiB-
sion were not made publk. Fireamn-
aUy they will be announced when
the vrays and means conanittee be
gins woiric.
WELLS
Mr. and Mrs. E, E. Weilb announce
the tarih cf a son, Edkar Eupene, Jr.,
on Dee. 21, at Hays hoapstal.
ISI?., 0 Umg f0$§0
SKIDP6 ID 8HMS
to iflioic» Doofli Ik
diiiluqipcntojOE. WilK
or phoog lor fiiH iofooiuh
tioQ OQ our modemdiy
pdioed IfiffiitRocr polL
cks. iMoedl^ the depend*
Ga of Hifdbed,
s
PROFESSIONAL
NOTICE
Dr. J. W. Davia haa araved Us af-
fiee iato the reeaM fenact ly acesH
pied hy Dr. T. L. W. BMlcy ia the
ef
W. SUMEREL
Aetiui-iicr
f^onc 80
Cliiiton, S. C.
A tsmptinp salad plate carrying out
the red and green color motif was
served with hot tea. lighted' red
tapers in silver caodlestidcs were
us^ on the hulfri and a beautiful Cen
terpiece for the dining table was
foamed by silvered eveipreens and a
red potted jdanL
Assistant hostesses were Mrs. Hugh
Ray, Mrs. J. D. Owens, Mrs. Lewb
D. Shnpson, Mrs. Cla^ Ray and
Mra Olin, Sheely, Jri'
AROUr^T
MISS BUZABETH NK3HOL90N,
f<Mmerly connected with Boae'a, haa
aceepted a position in the WaUbim P.
Jacobs offke as assistant to John F.
Norris. BHSS lONE NEAL haa ra-
pjaced Miss Nidiolaon in her former
position.
JANUARY
and hostess.
No. 3, with Mra Hubeit J. ’ BRILLIANT TEA HONORS
M
Chaorman and hoetesa.
The Sara Glenn circle, Ifrs. Clifton
Adair, riiaunam, wtii meet Xueaday
evening, Jan. 9, at 7:80, withlm. A.
C. Worionan. Mra Jolm G. Barden
will bad the KMe study.
.Sr--. .
YOUNGER SET ENJOYS ~
YULBTIDB PARTY
On Friday evening - Mbass Betty
Hunter and \Vnginia Sumerel entor-
twned about forty members of the
high school set with a delightful pasty
at the home of the focmer’s parsnte,
Mr. and Mrs. John Holland Hunter.
For the occasion an apiHopriate
MRS. ELLIOTT HALL .
AND MRS. BRUCE LEA
Thursday afternoon from four to
ri^ Mrs. Wm. P. Jaoobe eoteitatned
wotb a hrilliant tea honoring her ab-
ter, Mrs. EHjott Hall of Great Frila,
ai|d Mrs. Bruca Lcn of -RoelEy Btoaot,
N. C., who waa, until her reocht mar
riage, Mbs Florence -Bailey cf thb
city.
The spacious Jaoobe home was ar-
tbtkaUy decorated with lovely sea:
sonal aRangemente of flowers, evsr-
gresM and lighted tapers. On tha
hving-room mantel sprays of long-
leaf pine and cones fon^ a hack-
decoratim cf giasnyy aad^ btig^ pwwmd for m]rriade of tali red can
I*™* A PnnMHiu nd mrUnd. of em
hfome. Gasnes and dancing faznbhed
divereion for the evening and refresh
ments of punch, cookies and candy
were served.
ANNE OWENS HONORS
VISITOR FROM FLORIDA
Anne Owens enteitained a number
of littb friends with a delightful
perty at Lakeside Country chi) on
Friday afternoon to honor Toccoa
Wbe, of JackaonvSk, Fla., who is
visit^ hef grandparents, ICr. and
‘Mrs. H fi. Vanea.
% The kpadous oM> rooms were
ibrii^t with Ohristaoaa deoorationB,
and a log fire burned in the hu^ open
fheplace
S^ago mmI <i>ker 0mm
^ Joyed during tl^ afteraokn. and amus-
/ing prises awarded the wimiara. De-
r lkious punch, cakes and aaMad nuts
ware served for rafteehtaeata. Mgfet
colored baHoon mads attnetiea 2t-
gariands
green further carried out( the Christ-
mas motif. A taX, heautifuily decorat
ed and lighted tree featured the dec
orations in the son parlor.
Wrieomkig th# giwete at the door
were Sirs. J. F. Jacobs and Mrs. C. E.
Gafloway, and Mra. L. B. DdUard in
troduced to tha receiving line. Re-
oftving with Mrs. Jaeobc were the
honor gueata, Mra. Lea and Mrs. Hal,
Mra Brewer Dixon cf Tkliedega. Ala.,
Bhrs. W. L. MaybaN ,'of Wadeaboro,
N.'C., and Mra. H. M. Wise of Jad:-
sonvile, Fla.
8fri. W. D. Copeland and Mrs. R.
E. Fmguson invited tfw guests iato
the dh^qg auom.' The teble laid wHh
a cut work and laee ckoth, was mfliui-
sita, centered .wHh an arrangwaaut
of prinkettiei in a silver boat and
flanked by four red biimlBg tapera ia
•Over hoMeia. Iftni. .0. M. Oeihrf and
MR. and MRS. HARRY NETTLES
and daughter are now occupying their
new teeidcnce on South Adair atree
Alao among attraotive* new homes is
that recently completed by IGR.^ and
BCRS. W. M. WALKER on Maple
strMt. MR. and MRS. FRANK FOW
LER have a handsome resMenoe un
der construction on Calhoopd stzaet
whkh wiN soon be ready for oee
pancy. '
CLEARAMCE
POSinVELT ONLY 10 DAYS OF THIS SALE.
SAU KfilNS MMMRY 4di. Nd CUSES MMMBY IS
mB At
ill
On Wednesday, Dec. 20, whkh wi
the Uwi driN it«bt of 1989 for the
local National Guard, Baktery Q,
WALTER A. JOHNSCHl, csgtai
JACK H. DAVIS, flzat Ibutehamt, and
B. F. WINGARD, second MsutetwYit,
were presented with combination dg-
erette cases and lighters, gifts frosn
meTid>ers of the battery, aa tokewa of
t^ir 'esteem. A silver gift asnounting
to seven doHars, waa preaanted to
“UNCLE SIEBERT," the colored jan
itor and handy man aromd the azra-
ory. “Utide SM>eFt’’ was ashed to
make a speech. “Gentlemen, I a
praying for you, that you never have
to faoe your enesniea; hut if you do,
I hope you waU be victorious and soon
return to your jweetbearte, wives
and daldren,” was the impromptu andT
fitohig responae of the graateful “Un-
da SHhert,” The presentation of the
gifits was made hy Seegeaoi E. T.
SPIRES.
/
dmwMc Sale.
Um Sale ef All Salas.
A Drastic Reduction on all faB winter teriThaadlee. MmM
We luiTe diaresmfded cost. Now ia the Ubm to take adeanlaffe
Thia ie no sale to get rid of aicrchandiBe that jon can*t nae^ hnt real prices to BMve
stock to get' ready fmr new epring
6 Coats, fnr-trimnied and
tailored. Sold for $24.95.
Mast go now-
Anne’s luotbkr, Mrs. E. 8w
Mra. R. E. Stofler, Mrs. 8. G. DMard,
Mrs. B. F. WIngard, Mra. H. X. Wba
and Mba Okroliaa Marihi aaritesd Id
*10 KEEP ON TDiET
ALWAYS—
.. yoa naed an accurate dadt
at ham# or afftoa—-osl a da-
'i ^hsadabla asd sarartly
4rstdi far •yohr'ana.
FftONTIS
JBWE1RY8TQBE
morra
Mra. George A. Oopelsnd poured Eos-
hudsome i
aian tea from
aa. A
ailvsr sarvie
emigtaiad chicken salad eourae,
aiM salted nuts wers served,
g'and enteitalnhig in the din-
tag rotea Were Mra. Eeeee Young,
Xre. AyWIte Jaoobe, Goyne
fUmpann, Mrs. Bonce Payne, ]fre<
Ikisgte Oopatend, Xra. R. E. Sadter,
Mra.^'ldiy fOgp and Mra. D. O.
Rfaania, Jr.
Aaristing tha .hoatees in antoftein-
taff ta tha uarteualrtepa wore:'lfrs.
T. J. PtahA 4Ha. S> G. Bays, Mn.-J.
A. Chaadlkr. Mn. W. M. Wallhr,
to
IBxoa and Mrs. Hitgh Hot*
Mra.
MarihaB Brown hade'lha
flavfrai haodrad eaflad at thb lovi-
iy sodal atfalp tta Jwliday aeasbo.
BtUBCllBB’ -TO
TMB dSMHnCUl
10 Coats, fur-trimmed.
Formerly $19.95, bow-
$9.50 $1.50 $$»00
The latjnet “Thrm
SADLER LOVE, ROBERT MCLEES
and TOM NAXKX), were teen wan-
tering aimleaeiy aromid on tba windy
and foriom-loolQng atreets of dtaton
eariy Sunday nig^
Thera b least one msm in GHa-
ton who ateited the Now Tear off
right ROY CASQUE, b evidantiy a
<tay ahaad with hb
ed Thursday’e paper yesterday.
14 Coats, tweeds, and some
fnr-trimmed. Formerly sold
for $12.95, now—
$0*95
2 large-siie Swagger Suits,
sold for $19.95,
PEOPLE
VOU KNOW
Mr. «mI (Mra. fi. F.
of Cdhaoibia, were
<cA Mr. and Mra John yfti Lttfla.
yiaode Wanaamaker
W Wariungton, D. C., i
the- hnUdaye with Mb
WM fV* WHhI
aou Smifli, teadani ei tha Uuliatsily
of Boaite CsraMna, Oodasfto waa «
'Wtah^gtait ta tha W<
hofsaT^'
AD nma-tailored Suits and
Sport Salto—
Greatly Reduced
4 Snila,
$2435,
lUiauaed, iwo-
SoU for
One lot Parker wool flannel
SklrtiH—
One lot aD-wool Sweaters,
now—
75C
One lot hnteh-weol Sweat-
H lor $1935, now—
$9.90
See the New
LYNMOOK
'Sprmg Dresses
Be the first to wear aneL
2 Mstihai Jackeia, aaU'fs
$535.
$i$.50 $12.50 95.75
2 real Lapin fur Jackeia,
sold for $153$,
Oae lot Evening
$4-99
AB $738
now
$4-99
One gro«p
$1-50
One grenp
One lot Hosnt Coats—
Gready Reducjcd
ALL BATS—
Reduced
NO EXCHANGES OS REFUNDS—NO APPROVALS OR CHARGES-PLEASE.
S DRESS $H0PPE
Cfintai^S.C