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BOaETT EVENTS,
. CLUB AND CHURCH NEWS OF INTEREST
'rdepiMBe 74 or 258
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AROUND TOWN
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announcbments
OHoOotx diiiBk dOb -iiili vam^
W^^ldiMliSr, Mranr 7, ot 4 oVilocA,
nMh Ifn. W. W. HMiii
Hw Gcatvr <M1> oMd Tiwxliiy,
mtouMry ^ «4 4 odoek, 'Ot (Iw bom
of Mi*. L. J. Fe^pwon.
Tho tJ. D. C gdU mMt ivMh lira.
A. MoinbaA Fridij, Feb. 2, «t 4
o^dock. ^
HORTON-McCARFNBT
tbe foHowimr MDoonoement wfll
b* x**d hen ivMh intewt:
Mr. «nd Mn. B. 8. Boiton, o4 near
Clinton, anpoOace tbe noMndee* of
tiieir deaghter, Loiioe, to Dan Me-
Cartiwy, of Panam* and Clinton, on
Dae. 10, 1980.
Tha yoong ooopla at pireaoPt ara
. mdcktf tbeir home in Clinton.
liUSGROVB DBMONSTRATtON
CLUB HOLDS MEBT '
Meoabera of tfaa Moagtov* Home
Demoaatradqh dob met Tneaday af-
teoBoon at tba home of Mia. W. R.
Andaraon. Ten mamben and one via
to*
Mias Jamda Ooianian, ooontgr home
damonatratton agent, aaeiated by the,
local leaden, Mrs. Kanncth Haaeikon
and Mn. Xidwin Ommngham, fa«a<
ad * ^'liva At Home" program. A ftod
goede for the femily -was diaeosaed
and plans made for a hot hawh pn)»
iant at tfaa Mnsgion soliooL
At ^ oondkieion of the prognm
the hoatieaa aeonrad daUdoos cookies
and oofliaa.
MR AND MRS. BURGESS
entertained at dinner
Mr. and Mrs. P. M. Carr -Were hodt
and boatess on Tutwday eveidng at a
lovdy dinner party honoring Mr. an^
Mre. Roy' Bargees, who -mre Recently
maraied. . ' ' 1
A Valentine motif was oarrisd oat
in the decorations, using tha trs<k
tional red and white color acbcane.
Table appointments feattuwd norelty
place cards and ceHophane-wimpped
casKly as fsVors. TaU i*d tapma were
effectively used to light the table
mbei* covers wore laid for eight A
ddicious <knner was served.
oree received many attzaotive gifts
-which -were opanad daring 1fae«*nvan-
ing and paanad among tha goaits.
Tha hoabeaa aarved daUcim aalad
and sweet cowwes -with hot obooolata.
BRIDGE CLUB MWS
WITH MRS. HAMP BOTD
link H. L. Boyd- beantifuHy anter>
talnad tha lhaiaday bridge did) last
A number of
wmo played. When scores -ware ooont*
ed Mrs. J. A. Chandler was winner of
high score prise.
Daring the afternoon the bOitass
served delicious vefraebranntB oonsiot-
ing of salad and'swast coorses.
MRS. JACOBS HOSTESS
TO STUDY CLUB
Mrs. WHKam P. Jacobs was hostess
to the Stddy chib on Wednesday sf>
temoon. Onrtiiiwiiiig the aeriea of
etudiea on "The Foewign Short Otory,"
Mrs. R S. Owens gars an interesting
review of the wodcs of Hesmaa Su-
derman, drarestiist and novriist. One
of his stories. "New Yearis Coafas-
one hundred beat short storiaa, was
ready
At the conoioaion of tha program,
coffee, esndwichea and cake were
served.
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Lutherans Plan
Lenten Servim ^^
St. Jofcn’. Ckordi To HoU Spee-iT" ^ «<1
t.i ^ —' week-old enow melta away new spnng
ial SeniMs Beginninff .N«t ^^
Wednegdmy. •»—
..j of the fact that bfada and graas am
tha formal ushers of spring, Indiss
Ash WadnesdSy, which ooenra Fsb- gSdy decked hsta krrariidbly forataU
ruary 7 this year, narica tha bagin- ita coming, ka -wetooma wil i«ob-
of the Lenten season. TUa is ably ba more cordial thsh ~ttsaal b*>
the aarliast date on which Ash Wad- onues of tha siege of bad weather
nasdsy wiU fall during this antlra from which not even Florida, tha sun-
esntury, end aooordtngfy, Bastar -will ahkw state, has aacapad. The.mar-
fail on March 24, also the anriiest ebanta ai^ abop haapOT are Haston-
data for Easter this century. Rev. J. kig its oomtag by the buyinr end dia-
LeiGraibda Miayer, pastor of St. John’s ^ playing of maichandiaa ei^isr this
Lutheran rirareh, announces that spec-j^year than ever bafom. The reason—
ial sarvioaa wiU be iheld on Sai^y'fiaster is eariier, coming on March
Florida Fruit
Growers Suffer
Heavy Losses
today
Fhu, Jian. 29.1—^Aeuta suf-
w BUBIpiB ttWOniOn
A fsw arib-sero leadtaga—notably a
12 St Bie^msnd, Va.—nmned tbs
bat
bs
^om tha Ytat, a week-old enow eov-
and Wadnaaday evenings during Lent,
and Asrhig Week, sarvieea will
ba held eaA ni^ «xc^ SStorday.
Oii Suoday moming and Sunday
evenings, the pastor -wiM bring a ae
ries of messages on The Tan Com
mandments, or ."Ten Rnlea for Liv
ing." On Wednesday evenings, the'
services will feature a series of ser
24. 'This date is notaUe in that it
occurs sooner in .1940 than st any
other time for a century. Easter has
fallen mdy once befom in the cen
tury 1900 at auoh an early, .dsts la
tbf season this being March, 23, 1918.
rule for detennining just wbat
date Easter fails on follows: Easter
eriet meked sioaOy and Dixie life
moved goacldy back toward a Twrmal
' tempo. f'
TeaUffing to the ferocity of the
odM waa a iSoathem ^ of < jdeathar-
ooisieeted deaths that" stood at ap-
prozhnatsiy 100 for the past tan days.
aUgfatiy ssore Mum 100 dMs warn
chargai^to winter in other sectiona
duririg tbe'Sama period.
In sridRlon to ite lathBl effeete and
an mrvtdUitg mam of human misery,
the bUghtiag cold caused trenwpdaos
erop loaaeS. Ffarst, roogh and onbf-
fieW estkisSics were that vegetable
yieida wMi a potential msurket vwlua
iq> to 115,000,000 irate destroyed la
0^ two deep Sooth Itorida counties.
Dads and 'Brosrasd.
is always the fkwt Sunday after tbs
mons on "Grestsst Words in thelfuU moon -ahich happens upon, or
Bible." During Holy Week, the ser-1 next after the twenty-flrat day of
mens will be built around "Great March: and if the Fcdl Bfioon happens
Choices of the Last Week." upm ^^unday, Easter is the So^y
BeioW is a scheduls of the acrvices ■ after. '
and the tfasross for each service:
Saaday Maraiaga and flawday
Bveninga
Theme: "Ten Rries for li-ving"
February 11 —ijl am.. "Pot Ood
W. C. Oxlgy toft Sunday for a
cruiss of about five weeks duration
to South America. Mr. Oxley motor
ed to Atlanta Sunday with Im son,
Pirat";.7:30 pm.,’^Goard God’s Name'FVsd Oxley, and Miss Nannie Sue
Adaic.. JEcm Attonta he took «.Wphi
"Xesp God's {to Mobile, AlA, from which point be
wiU set sa^fur tbs 39 day eruias.
MRS. J. N. RICHARDSON to a
WMbuOam."..
Fcbraary 19—11 a.m
Day Holy"; 7:80 pm.,
"Honor Thy
Birthida]^
And Anniversaries
JIMMY DUTTON Q^ERVBS
BIRTHDAY WITH PARTY ^
Little Jimmy Dutton, aon of Hr.
and Mrs. R M. Dutton, Jr., celebmted
1^ third birthday Tlnnaday .with «
party to which ninatesn of hit iittla
Mendi -were invited
vasaa of bright-boad baUoona. Mrs.
C. W. HaUmmi and Mias Vara Norria
M^afiedUhns. Dutton in anteitainiog
the Uttie folk with meray games. Th*
birthday cake, iced in white and
•domed with three pink caikUee; was
cut and aarved with ice cream. Ftovors
were ciqw of heart-shaped mints tied
in a'*9iappy birthday" napldn with
pink ribb^. As each gueat left they
were sdao preaented a balloon.
Jimmy was remembered by hto lit
tle friends with'many giflte.
MRS. TRIBBLE HOSTESS
TO A. R. P. BIBLE CLASS
Monday evening tha ladies and
yaung ladies Rble classes <pf tha As-
L Rsfonned Preafayteriaa church
met -v^ Mrs. W. R Tribble and
dau^bter, Betty.
Fourteen nmnbers ware present to
hear a’ dtocussioa on tha Bible char
acter, Itobakkuk, vHudi was inter-
ariktody given by IHaa George B.
Blakely.
After the program a social hour
w«a enjoyed, during -which refresh-
-Bgrtlto of oaodwiobea, hot' tea and
frak cake -were aervad.
TEACHERS* aRCLB HOLDING
WEEK OF BIBLE STUDY '
The Taachars’ circle of TbomweR.
Memorial churoh to bolding a ^ile
atudy each evening this week at 7
o^fodc at the horn of Mrs. B. S.
Pinson.
A comprehenriW study of the book
of John will be given, with IMn. Pin-
BOtt teaching the elaeaee. Ihe circle
net on Toeaday and Wednesday aiM
the meethiga wffl continue through
Friday evening.
RECENT BRIDE IS
FETED WITH SHOWER
- 'Miae Ida Pooia, Mre. P. M. Oarr,
Mse. Ifanas Lake and MTa..Daa Me-
~ Cartney mtertained on Tbucadiqr ave-
nfaig at the home of tfaa fonnsi, lion-
'oriag Mrs. Roy Bungeae, who hafose
Jo Oopaland, daughter of. Mr. and
(Mrs. I. B. Gopeland, wiH ba eight
years old Tueaday, iFeb. 6.
Miea Helen Mom to oelebmting a
birthday today, Feb. 1.
Tueaday, -Feb. 6, to the birthday of
Mrs. W. 0. iBaitoy and BiR Wade.
Roy >Gsaqoe will observe a birth
day tontorrow.
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Roberts wiU
odcbratie a wedding anniversary S«t-
uMay, Feb. 8. *
Hecbert Adrir, con of Mr. and Mas.
I. M. Adair to one year rid today,
FaR L
■Mr. and Mn. R C. Layton obaerved
tbefr -wedding anotverMuy Wednat-
day, Jan. 21.
' Robmrta Bond, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. W. C. Bond, waa fotor yean old
Ana £9.
Mr. and Mn. W. C. Oxley have a
wedding anniveraary Wednesday, Feb.
9tb birthday Tueaday, Feb. 6.
fflfaa;
Feb. 7.
Mr. and Mn. L. Bond wri8 ob-
aarva ^hair 4l8i wedding anriversaiy
Monday, Feb. 5.
Frai^ Mtoe, son of Mr. and Mn.
Russell^ MIse, id Ssiracotaj, Fla., for-
meriy of dintoo, witi be one year rid
Feb. 6.
Fiaidc Srmpson observed • birtlktoy
Monday, Jan. 29. Mn. Shnpson hoa
one FA. 2, suid Mr. mid Mn. i^mp-
son’s -wedding anniversary was yes
terday, Jan. 31.
Funrtral Today For
Miss Mayme Leake
Highly Estcemtd Wyman PaaMS
I At'Dufca Hospital Where She
Had Been PaUMt Pnat Week.
Services At Home.
Mias Maymn Leaks, of tbis dty,
died early yaaterday morning at Duka
aaaiitariaiii, DariMan,’N. Ut uhera she
had baen a pattowt. 4ba past weak.
While «be had bean in Hi health for
aeveral yean post, tha end omna un-
anpeeted amf bioqglit aorrow to many
who knew mid kwad her.
Funeral sarrioee will .b* held this
afternoon at 8 o^riock from the led-
deooa of her sister, (Mre. C. C. Ballsy,
wHh wfann the had made her home
for years. Interment wiU follow in
the Presbyterian Aurch cemetery in
the family 1)104.
Actovi peffbearers wiU be: V. Faria
Adair, J. W. 'Andaraon, Ansel Bobo,
R. P. Hamer, ESfaart Stone and Joseph
MeDaotoL
Mtoa Leake -vraa * lifeloag reeideat
of jOlhiton, a daughter of the late^W.
J.~^Leake. and Soaon Little Leake.
Her choreh affiUail^ was -with the
Metfaodftst dsuith. A Weman of many
February 25—41 am., "Have Rev-
ereoee for Human Ufei"; 7:20 pm.,
"Keep Claan."
Jfaxch 8—11 am., "Hava Raapeet
for the RilBht* of Otihera"; 7:20 pm.,
"Control Your Tongue."
'March 10—11 am., "Be the Master
of Your Deauea"; 7:80 pm., "Tha Su
preme Rule of Life.”
Wedaesdaj Bveaiacs
Theme: "Greatest' Words In the
BWe,’’
February 7—7:30 p.m., “The Sad
dest Word."
February 14—7:30 pm., "The Moat
Dyngerotts Word.’’
iFAruary 21 — 7-.80 pm., "The
Shueteet and Btotoseet Woid."
Fcbraary 28—7:80 pm., "God's Fa
vorite Word.”
March Or—7:30 pm., "The Word
That Opens Heaven."
March 13—7:30 pm., "The Word
That Oonquers God."
Paha Smriay—March 17
'll am., "The Triumphal Bntiy
into Jeruasdem."
7:20 pm.. Vespers (saa Holy Weak
tbemaa).
Hriy Week—March 17-28
Theme: "Qraattesi Choices of tha
Last Week." '
Hunday, 7:80 pm., "The Cbrioe of
to Eniratoe."
Monday, 7:80 pm., "The Cfaoeoe of
DtooWm.".,
Tuesday, 7:80 p.m., lha Cbrioe of
a Traitor."
Wedbeeday, 7:30 p.m., "The Choice
of *. .Ptoh^k^"
ITnraday, 7:30 pm., "The Choiea of
the Peopia."
Goedsriday, 7:20 pm., Oandla Mgfat
service -with Hriy Communion. "The
Choice That Shook the World."
Easter—March 24
10 eum., Sunday sohori aervica.
11 am.^ Easter fastioal service
(BMy Communion).
The public is cordially invitod to
Aare *N 'these servieeB with St.
Jiohn'a einuch.
■M*;:
newcomiei' to tha dty and to
ad with Beikfl Department store, be
ing in charge <of tha infant's and
children's wear departments. Mrs.
Rkhaidson to by no means • atianger
in Cliinion, having formmpffy lived in
Laurane for seven ycara. ^»e to
making her borne with Mre. J. W.
LeaJoe on North Broad street.
UTTLE STEPHEN HUNTLEY,
JR, son of Dr. Stephen M. Hunt-
ley of ithe ooUege facirity, and Mrs.
Huntley are making mi appeal in
today’s "W*ant Ad" cohonn *for bis
oat Riquet (pronounced Reekay)
whieh hoe'strayed from home. Ste
phen depioree the kim of bis black
and -white pet and comipoeed the ad
bhneeif to aaeist in finring k.
R. L. PLAXKX) thinka that 'his new
1940 Chevrolet deserves metion in this
eriumn and offered a ride in extehanga
for the i'ewjgnitson.
The troubia with this domestic sei-
enoe Stuff to 'tb** it teachra gfatto to
cook everything except the things a
man really Ifleee.
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Market
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Births
Johnson.
The bride’s chair vmt 'outlined with
white lace, aotin rtobon and red and
whMs ftowsra, earrying oat tha aCtee-
tiva Valeotine motif need in oMmt
daenratkoa. A twabar of gamaa wad
dtoitaete ware anlBgad, widi prisaa ba-
preaeotad the -whsiais. TbS Ini-
UNU8UAL GIFTS FOR-
THE BRIBE
... IN CHINA CRTETAL,
AND SILVER
^Jviait WUn Canvinca Yaa^
FRONDS
JEWELRY STORE
manner, bar Hfe vraui marked by in
tegrity and high pnrpoaa of character.
Ifer wide, okcla of iMeoda -wiU Join
with the Crapiy ip tnouming bet
death.
The daceaaad to aurvived by them
Mm. a C. BaBay of this
Mre. €w R Moody of Now Toric
Mm. E. W. 9Km id Untoa;!
brother, Thoama H. Laoha of
Farto, Taxaa, and several aatoaa aad
DAILEY
Mr. and Mrs. L. P. Dailay
tha birth of a aon, Joseph Parker, on
Thursday, Jan. 26, at hospital.
McDANIBL
Mr. end Mra. Chaxim McDantol an-
nouDoa 'tha birth of a daughter on
Sunday, Jan. 28. Mm. McDantol befom
manrlage waa Mtoa Mary Loo Turner
of GmanviUe.
NETTLES '
Mr. and dire., Harry Nattlea aa-
nouBoa the btoth 'of a aon on Turn day,
Jan. 80 at Hays’ boepital. Mis. N'Ct*
tlea to the fonner 'Mtoa <Skm Gope-
laad. .
PEOPLE
VOUKNOW
Paul Leagua. Student at tha Unt-
vereity of South CaroHaa, spent sev
eral day* the past -week irilh hto par-
antai; Mr. and Mn. R M.
gaafla^terj—RrM.
Mm. A. D. Ctonnor, Jr., and Mr. Con
nor, 4n BaihwcU daring tha past weak.
Mr. and Mrs. B. R Amithi had as
their gaeate Oandey Mr. and Mm. W.
B. Auathi of SyaalaBiwv; Mr. sad
Mra. W. F. Marte and ana, Bi^, of
Graenw«od,.Mm. UHa AafMn. Mr. and
Mrs. J. H. Austin, 'Mre. R U Oriap
add ohildran. Bob'and Jun* of Qms
Hat
TAX MAN COMING •
H P. Saltoy, agant of ijha.inooaw
tax #vtoifMi of tha South Garotkeatax
eemttdmkfn, WW ba in CHnton on Fah-
raary 19 and 17 to nsaiat thorn yffn
daaira .IM. In thalr 1929 m-
hmn. Bto haadgwaWa wWW bn*
^ b> at tha Oommarelal Dajfcidtnry.
wnrnqan t^ rmw onwaticui
)j(fcOB8 BANQUET SPBAKER
Dr. W. F. Jacobs of Mito rily, ww
tha epsakar Monday night at« han-
goat hi Charlotte at'whiah thaa a tm>
^y w»a praamted to EBahe McFad-
de^ CtaoMon ooUa^’a aff-American
fooAall idayar. - _
DR J. LEE YOUNG DLL ^
The many frkmde of Dt. J • Xea
Yboag; '•iff regrat to iknanr that he
to alil'eaattnad to
togottod
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Parforatioas add baaaty sad
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Dutch girl "waBod" last that
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