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>,i?*^»s.- y - ■' '.“yj*V > 4v THE CLINTON CHRONICLE, CLINTON, S. C. Poge Three The WOMAN’S PAGE SOClElY EVBIIS. aUB tlO CHURCH NEWS OFI(TBIESI..V... . TELEPHONE 74 OR 258 SMsd-the-Doy Party . AtCInbFaryitltor. On T\ietd«j tn ymvit'glrk pitti- wtd li Lakfikle Coimii7 etub, hon- orinn MiM ICargavtt Kinairtf of Ctent* •on, iMMi ol Hit* AniiUia Pa^rne, wi^ a ■paiid»tfaa«day party. During tha day iwriinming and odi- ar racraatkmt ot tha chib ware an- joyad and .at nopn a bdtmtttul pienie dhinar ria Burdatta for Winning high acore prba. Later # troien salad, sand> wlcfaas and ki^ drink Wera aarved the guasta. BRIffS:./UIOUI PEOPU YOU KNOW Week-End Trips.. Visitors Mbs, Jones, Mr. M^Elwee lfrs./J. C. Chandler of Croaa HiU. and Boy Chandler of near Gray Court, are spending tha wade wttb Mr. and Mrs. H. O. Chandler. Mr. and Mrs. O. F. Cooley and granddaughter, Carolyn, of Csonden, ware wab:-cnd guests of thdr sis ters, Mrs. G. C. Nabon and Mrs. Irby Holland. Mr. and Mrs. D. B. Bobo wara m and siunmer at her home in Erie, Pa on the coast. Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Roberson and family and Miss Lorena Bell of Nash ville, Ark., arrived Tuesday for a visit to Mrs. Mary Henry Arthur and other relatives here, enrouta to Wrightsvilla beach. I Mrs. Brunson Asbill attended the South Carolina Florists' aaaociation convention Tuesday in Columbia. Mr. and Mrs. Carlton F. Winn and daughters, Frances and Florence, and Mrs. J. R. Murff of Laurens, will re turn this wadt from a trip to Wash ington, Baltimore and New Toric. They also spent a few days witii their Imother, Charles Winn, andtam- ily in Ballair, Md. They wlU be ae- ccmipanicd home by Clinky Winn, Thomas OreanvlUe ytalerday aftwnoon to, who has been working near Waah W married ^tur^ LdcoI Yom^iadiM >' • Honored tn uteanwood - : Mias Mary *Balli9 vwois of this City and Miss Aiuiette Moorhead pf Goldvdle, who are spending a few days in Greenwood as guests of Miss » .impllbit, md wCittBidwl » J . ! and Mr. Dillard. Ann Hollowly, were complhnentad by their hbatM on Tueaday with.a "mi$|e ^uhdhecm. Also guesbi at' the party were Miss Virginia Dillard andl fireplace in the church paflor. Mias Elliott Jacobs of this city in Ihe^lor «J Ui. Flirt brtnIm dimSpfthi.cItF. . !•<» w* b» tf«l to know ih. 1. Im- The’ceremony uniting Miss Jones and Mr: -McElwea was beautiful in proving. Miss Sara Salters of Salters, is vls- Younger Set Enjoys. Lok^ Outing ^ On Thursday evening eiahtew members of die younger set gathered at Curry’s lake for an outing^ Swimming, bowling and dancing fumkhdl ditertaioment for the group, after which a watermdon sUci^ waa enjoyed. Mies Markm Whitman of Fonsat City, N. C., who is visiting Miss Doris Suber, was a guest on this occasion. fhe hnm^tiite familiea and ’ cloae friends. Officiating at the rites was Che' Rev. Mr. Fred Hedgepeth, pasUnr of the Ware Shoals Methodist diurch. The vows were spoken amid a! lovity, decoration of bridal gre«a..ajajd^ white N^t^ing arotind the UnimtonC On the mkntel were arrangements of white gladioli and tall floor baskets of gladioli and plumosa fern were ueed on either side. A low silver bowl of clematis waa effective on the piano. The bride and groenn entered to gether to the strains of the wedding marrii from TiOlMaigrin” (Wagner) played by Miss Dorothy McCrei^t. Miss McCreight softly rendered Traumerei during the ceremony., For her wedding the bride was attired in an early fall model of light tveifht wool-crepe in brown, the coat featuring the new long lines. Her Miss Clare Huber has returned to her position at Lash infirmary on the Mlsa Janie Stewart has resumed her woriL at the orphanage as matron after attending a school of ori^ian- age workers at Duge university, Dur ham, If. C. Friends of Mrs. W. B. Lea of Rocky Mount, N. C., the former Miss Florence BSiley of this city, will be glad to know. she is satMactorily improving following an appendix op- be glad to know she is improving in a Greenville hospital and has beeiv up several times in a wheel chair., Friends of C. C. Giles will be gliri to know he is convalescing at his home after being a patient at the local hospital for several weeks. Mrs. Phil Price, who spent the va cation period at her home in Browns ville, Texas, has Resumed her duties as matron of the McCormick home at Thomwell orphanage. High School Football Proctico Storh Todoy Announcement waa made yeatar- day by Coadi Taylor Martin that football practice for the high acbool team starts today %t 10 o’clock on the Florida Street school field. Two practices will be held each day, one in the morning and one'in the af- temocm, until September 1. Coach Martin alao stated that all who are interested in trying for the team are asked to report at the field during the practice hours. Cooperotive Adv On County Horse Show. The public’s attention is directed to a cooperative advertisement in to day’s paper pertaining to the annual Laurens County Horae show to bo held here Fridaiy evening at 8 o’clock. Twelve local business firms are rep- reaented in the special feature adver- tiaement. SPECIAL OFFS Bea^rs’ Dlgaal, 7 wtvmUu ILM. 8a^ JAMES W. CALDWELL PhiM t7f D It Is a MagaaiM Too Nead orphanage campus, after spending the | Hays hospital this week. Mrs Randolph and Kelly fields, San An tonio, Texas. Fpr_j^ pMt_ several months he has bim stationed with the United States army air corps at Lawsrni field, Fort Bm^ing, Ga.* The following Clinton people, rela tives of the groom, were guMts at the wedding: Mrs. R. J. MKlrary, Mr. and Mrs. W. M. BlcCrary and Mr. and Mrs. William Bladrwell; alao Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Blackwell of Flor- Mrs. Reese Young Entertains Club Mrs. N. Reese Young deliiditfuUy entertained her bridge club on Thursday morning at 10:30. * Roses and gladioli artlsticiiRy ar ranged throughout the rooms made a lovely setting for the tables. At noon, after a number of interesting games, a three course luncheon was served. Mrs. L. B. Dillard and Mrs. W. P. Jacobs assisted the hostess in sendng. Business Woman's Circle Meets Mrs. James McCombs and Mrs. W. C. Bond were hostesses t6 members of the Business Woman’s cirde of the First Baptist church on Monday eve ning. Hugh Ray led an interesting pn^ram on the topic, “Training Her ald To Spread tha GiWpaL” Tgjring- part on the program ware Mrs. Ry- land F. Sumerel, Mrs. W. A. Budi- anan, Mrs. W. B. Driggers, Mrs. Clayte Ray, and Mrs. B. M. Dritton, Jr. The program closed with prayer by Mrs. McCombs. During a social hour the hostesses served punch and cookies. Miss Moorheod Honors Visitor With Luncheon Hemor^ her house guest, Miss Ann Holloway, of Greniwood, Miss Annette Mooibead entertain^ on Friday with a bridge luncheon. Shar- ence. Leon Crump and little daugh ter, Linda, are visiting relatives in Ware Shoals. - Bill Wade, who has been doing YJd.CA. work at Lake Charles, La., this summer, will return to his home here this w^-end. Brunsem Asbill, J. Willie Young ai^d M. C. Hamm returned yesterday from a deep sea fishing trip near Con^iray. Friends of Mrs. A. E. Spencer will HOUSEWIVES! IMces Are Going Up! Groceries, Foods of all kinds, CtotUng and HonsehoM Needs are advaneing In price. The wise hanaewife will ean- snR THE CHRONICLE every Thursday, nMirnlng to find the .best aelecttons and lowest pric es for her food and other needs. TYPEWRITER RIBBONS For All Make MadkineB, 8Uii4iyrd„ andL INsrtable. ADDING MACHINE RIH> BONS ADDING MACHINE PAPER Can 74 Chronicle Pub. Co accessories were also in brown and she carried a cascade bouquet of taliam^n roses tied with a tailored PENNEY’S bow pf talisman taffeta ribbon. Mrs. McElwee is the daughter of J. Y. Jones of Lockhart and the late Mrs. Jopes, and a sister of Lt. Willard L. Jones of this city and Camp Stew art, Ga. She is a graduate of Win- ^rop college and for several years past has taught home economics in the Ware SSioals high schooL Mr. McElwee, the son of Mrs. Thomas Walter McElwee, Sr., and the late Mr. McElwee, of Clover, is a graduate of Erskine college. He is principal of the Ware Shoals l^i^ school, where the young couple will ipake their home upon their return from a wedding triip. Immediately afto: the ceremony guests were entertained at an infor mal reception,and refreshments^were served by Bairie Jean Wingard and Anne Owens. Miss Mary Jones and J. Y. Jones of Lockhart, and Mrs. McElwee ai Clover, were out-of-town guests for the wedding. AUGUST BARGAINS Ponkk-McCrory Wedding Solemnized In Columbia Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Penick an nounce the marriage of their daugh ter, Blanche Marian, to Lieut. Rob ert Ryan McCrary, United States army air corps, of this city and Fort Benning, Ga., on Sunday, August 10. The ceremony took place at 10 o’clock in the morning at_the First Baptist church in Columbia, with the Rev. W. C. Allen officiating in the K -M ^ bmon ^th MiM HoUoway ^ presence of the two immediate fam Miss Grace Martin of Goldville, who iueg and a few close friends. is spending the summer in Hender sonville, N, C, sad sriNo was also visiting Miss Moorheed. Summer flowers in varied arrange ments formed a colorful background for three tabln. High score' award went to Miss Margaret Claroline JUpp and the hostess presented Miss Hol loway and Miss Martin guest pi After the games a luncheon was served. Mrs. Hu^h Roy Hostess At Bridge A pretty party was given on Wed nesday afternoon when Mrs. Hugh Ray was boston to membvs of her bri^ club and aeveral additi<mal guests. A charming feature of the party was tiie patriotic motif uaed in tal-|>. lys, prises whfeh were wrapped ill the traditional colors^ "anji fkiral decorations, the flowers beloff red and white hn blue vases. Two tsMas were in play during the afternoon and a gift waa presented Min Flor- The Meal'GifI SUBPiUSB HER VITH A PIKE OF OUR NEW AMO W-TO-DATR POTTERY FRONnS ' JEWEUIY STORE uri GIFT SBOn>B l^rofewiQiial Aimouiicemait^ Befiaaiiif Aniiiiflt l/nr ofliee wUl cUee it MooeM ; WediieMlfly and Thuraday of week. . Dr. F. F.Hkks M. Berry Seay, organist, presented a pro^nm of weldMing music. Arrangements of white gladioli in tall silver vases wne used on the pulpit Min Mary Penick was her sister’s only attendant She wore a rose crepe dren widi navy accessories and car ried on arm bouquet of pink gladi oli ^and blue delf^inium. llie bride was given in marriage by her fatiier, Rot^ E. Penick. She wore a lovely soft crepe dress of Orleans bliic made along simple lines with a short dressy coat. Her small navy hat was flnUhed with blue os trich plumes and her only othament was a diamond and pearl brooch, a family heirloom, ^e carried a bou quet of orchids and white gladioli bella showwred with tuberoen. W.' M. McCrary, of this city, was his brother's best man. « * Mrs. Robert E. Penick, motiier of the bride, wore poudre-hlue sheer and on iMg shoulder waa a corsage of Talisman roeritHida and blue delphin- hun. Mrs. Robmi J. McCrary, the bride groom's motlwr, was in black sheer and hwr conmge Was of pink rose buds and hhie delphinium. Following the ceremony Mr. and Mrs. Pankk entortainad* at a wed ding breakfari for tiie wadding piur- ty, the two famUtos and out-of-town guests at the Rotri Wade Hampton. The breakfast tubto' waa cantered with a riiarmlng arrangement of bridal whitk and green flowers. At <Mae end of the room was toe tiered wedding cake topped with a minia- jhire bridal couple, f Later In the morning Lieutenant and Mrs. McCrsiy left for their wed ding trip to ,Wariiingtcm, D. C., and New York, aftm wtaldi thmr will make their home tonqmrarily in Bal timore, Md., ej^are lieutenant Mc Crary ia taking apacial training in chemteal wartasab Mrs. McCrary, the daughter of Mr. and Mra. R. S.,Patidt of Columbia, was graduated from the Univerfity of South Carolina, where she was a member of Sigma Kai^ sorority and of Damas. Since her graduation she has done case work with the Family Welfare society in Colianbia. Lieutenant McCrary ia the son of Mrs. Robert J. McOri^ and the late Mr. McCrary of this city. He is a gradiMto oi Clemaaci rnllaea and of feh'* |gaicl^ St To® 0« iSc Attention, Ladies — We Have . DRESS LENGTHS ' 3V2 Yards To Each Piece **** on® Tke reg^alar inricc Is 49c yard. So you aaye 72c on each dress. *^ar Better Rayons.* 9f They’re Hare! 200 PAIRS NYLON HOSE We hkTe been out for seyeral weeks—Now is the time to buy—“First Quality.’ ff We Have 37 l%eer DRESSES The Price Is Right!« The Weather Is Right! « And die Dresses Are Right! A SPEOAL PURCHASE! TERRY TOWELS Size 16x28 6 for 50c . SVTOfcS ISc?*®' A»«“* iSc Go^ an4 We kave gone througk our atock from front to back, repricing the merchandiae listed above,' and other itenm marked down win be foimd ia our atore. NEW GOODS ARRIVING DAILY IN ALL DEPARTMENTS PENNEY’S IN CLINTON \ -1-- f, A '' /.