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Thursday, June 28, 1945 THE CLINTON CHRONICLE Page Three TheWOMAN'S PAGE SOCIETY EVENTS, ClUB AND CHURCH NEWS OF INTEREST... ..TELEPHONE 74 OR 258 BIRTHDAYS AND ANNIVERSARIES NOTED The Chronicle Extends Greetings To Those Whose Birthdays and Anniversaries Occur This Week. WAYS OF USING PEACHES IN DAILY HOME MENUS NOW HIGHLIGHTS OF TRUMAN ADDRESS way to international justice. San Francisco, June from Presi With the peach crop ripening here phrases 'now it is timely to suggest ways of address 10 me nnai sessu I using the fresh* peaches in the daily United Nations conference • . i ’ j By this charter., you have given 1 reality to the ideal of that great 26. Key statesman, of a generation ago — President Truman’s Woodrow Wilson. * , -f- By this charter, you have moved toward the goal for which that gail- You assembled in San Francisco jlant ‘leader in this second world Party For Enoree Visitors Mn.4Mattie Whitlock observed ,|»t peyM. .t.»«ed thto «;»■«** **« with the high hope:stroggle worked and fought and gov. birthday June 18. On last Wednesday afternoon Mrs. E. L. Holland" entertained with a PEOPLE YOU KNOW .. (menu Cannifig, drying and dehydrating never before, but in this section most an< ^ confidence of peadeloving people his life Franklin D. Roosevelt. Mrs. Louis Malpass had a birthday: b^rt^p^^e^which^ilT'ripe^^ext i ^Their confidence in you has been STATIONERY —Sheerlite Air June 22. month. justified. Their hope for your success Laid. Beautiful assortment for men. Miss Sara Etta Holland has a birth-: Th e peaches now ripe can be used has been fulfilled. women and misses. Chronicle Pub- dajr tomorrow, June 29. ' in a variety of ways on the menu. - - . lishmg 1 Co. Stationery Dept. Lt. (jg) and Mrs. James P. Sloan First they should be full ripe on the The charter of the United Nations trees before picking for the table. which you have just signed is a solid Mrs. T, L. Shealy of Newberry, has ! returned home after spending sev- ^ party for Wayne, Tracy and Shirley jeral days with her daughter-in-law; ha “;' a we dding anniversary July 3 euests^for f the^ek Wh ° her ; Mrs ’ W y man > Mrs> Paul Turner has a birthday : Peaches with cereal is a favorite structure upon which we can build a g ests xor tne weeK. j Mrs. Cecil Abrams of Atlanta, Ga., t 0 H av . * * rdish for breakfast, and is equally better world. •* er °W Itt 5 fr ‘ end . S we 4 re and Miss Mary Barksdale of Augusta, T '<2-. . , gcKKi for supper. Peel and slice over | — ited for games and refreshments.|Q a ^ w j iQ jj ave been visiting their M AHair ha a Kir*KHav'tn_ an y d es > re d cereal and serve with If we had had Jjiis charter a few mother, Mrs. R. A. Steer, left this a ’ s % D y cream. Peaches also make a delicious years ago—and pb'pye all, the will to week for Jacksonville, Fla., to visit relatives. Miss Barksdale will visit; Mrs. Abrams in Atlanta before re turning to her duties at the Univer sity hospital in Augusta. Lt. Robert Tompkinson left Sunday invited Potea t-Y a rboroug h Mrs. Miriam H. Poteat announces the marriage of her daughter, Au drey, to Lt. J. L. Yarborough, of the army air corps, in San Antonio, Texas, on June 1. Mrs. Yarborough recently complet ed her training at the University hos pital in Augusta, Ga., and since then has been connected with the Work man Memorial hospital in Woodruff. | f° r d Lt. Yarborough recently returned Ut. and Mrs. Calvin Morton left to the States from Italy where he last week for Long Island, N. Y., was stationed with the 15th Air where they are visiting the former’s, Mi M Ali __ R _:,_ v hari , Force He is receiving further train-! Parente.Lt.‘Morton recently returned ; birthday ‘ y J terday> June 2 7. ing before joining his squadron, fom oveseas service. - . ' Wyman Shealy, Jr., seaman first! June 26 15 the wedding anmver class, left yesterday for his new as- Mr - and Mrs - Deany Martin Howkins-Normon n Fra " clsco ' ^ J A wedding ceremony of simplicity | mother. which will be sent to the Far East. 0 ' .. : fruit for breakfast, even without the use it—millions now dead wobld be Mr. and Mrs. Rayjnond Pitts and; cerea i_ £) 0 not peel in advance, as alive. If we should falter in the fu- Mr.j and Mrs. James Addison ob-; they have a tendency to turn dark ture in our will to use it, millions served their wedding anniversaries a ft er exposure to air. now living will surely die. Tuesday, June 26. ; FROZEN PEACH SALAD: Com- . Miss Martha Owens is celebrating bine a package of cream cheese, 1-3 - This charter, like our own consti- for El Paso, Texas, where he is a|a birthday today. cup mayonnaise, 1 teaspoon lemon tution. will be expanded and improv- patient in the William Beaumont , Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Nichols will juice and teaspoon salt. Whip 4 ed as time goes on. army hospital, after spending several observe a wedding anniversary to- cub cream and fold in, add 4 cup . days with his mother, Mrs. H. J. San- morrow, June 29. 4 nutmeats and 2 cups very thinly This charter . . . was proof that Sara Claxton Ray, daughter of Mr. s l* ced peaches. Place in tray and nations, like men, can state their dif- and Mts Hugh Ray will be three freeze 4 hours. Slice and serve on ferences, can face them, and then vears old June 30 ’ crisp fettuce leaves. This will serves, can find common ground on which to PEACH FRITTERS: Mix together stand. 1 cup flour, 1-3 teaspoon salt, 2 egg§j 7 2-3 cup milk or water, 4 teaspoon- The successful use of this instru- ful melted butter and 1 cup peaches, ment will require the united will and and drop small spoonfuls into deep firm determination of the free peo- fat hot enough to brown a*piece of i pies who have created it. bread in a minute. Do not cook too MclNTOSH'S, SHOE SHOP* Send Your Shoes To lls for Best Materials and Workmanship. a leave with his f Mrs. Ralph Copeland observed a birthday Monday, June 25. and beauty was one which united J. 4. T j Mrs. H. M. Wise of Jacksonville, j 2nd. ♦ Leon Norman and Mrs. Blanche Lee, Fi a t i s visiting her parents, Mr. and; July 4 birthdays include W Hawkins, both of Asheyille, N. C., in Mrs. R. B. Vance. Chaney, George F. Turner and marriage on Saturday, June 23, in the Hubert Owens has a birthday July fast and when done drain and dust; By their own example the strong in powdered sugar or serve with a! nations of the world should lead the Mr. and Mrs. John W. Finney, Sr., j W. Harris First Presbyterian church in Green- | M rs. D. C. Heustess and Mrs. Clyde v * Re ‘ ! Lankford spent the week-end at M. W. Only a few close relatives attended the ceremony. The impressive double ring cere mony was performed by Dr. Charles H. Nabers, pastor of the church. The bride was attired in a biege Bear Walla, N. C. Pvt. William A. Dicus of the Uni versity of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, visited his parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Dicus, the past week-end. Ensign Robert P. Hamer is visiting Pvt. and Mrs. Keith Adair will ob serve a wedding anniversary July 3. DeLeon Reynolds, III, son of Sea man second class D. H. Reynolds and Mrs. Reynolds, will celebrate his sec ond birthday July 3. Mrs. W. S. Bean will celebrate her 87th birthday Sunday, July 1st. WE WILL PAY YOU CASH FOR YOUR USED CARS Call us or bring your car for a grease, wash and lubrication Job. Billy McMillan Sinclair Service Station West Main Street Phone No. I peach sauce. CUSTARD WITH PEACHES is a delicious dish for children’s parties. Put slices of very ripe peaches in I individual glasses and add soft cus tard, then chill. Add whipped cream and a thin slice of peach across the 1 top before serving. PEACH ICE CREAM is probably the most popular* of all ways of serv ing peaches. This is an easy way to suit with brown accessories and wore Mrs. Hanier and children for a few I Mrs. Sara B. Davidson will observe make it. Mash 3 cups of ripe peaches and orchid corsage. The couple will make their home in Asheville. Mr. Norman, a former resident of this city, is a‘■brother of Mrs. C. M. Norman and Mrs. Leila N. Johnson. CARTER’S WHITE INK. Travel ink in case. Showcard colors. Synthetic rubber paper cement. Chronicle Pub lishing Co. „ I at home, i eonUiiu P«r- Ifar* Solution. ■bompoo, curler* ana - wav* Mi. Sale. Mooey back cum» antaa. M a Of Kart Kl tiMy, McGEE’8 DRUG STORE days. |a birthday July 3. - (thoroughly. Add 14 cups strained Mr. and Mrs. Harwood Nelson and; Carroll Hart, son of Mr. and Mrs. 1 honey and freeze until a mush in ice children of Charleston, are visiting i J - B - Hart, will be 10 years old July relatives here. , 2nd. t Miss Dot Abrams of Newberry, was j Buddy Ramage had a birthday a guest of Mrs. Wyman Shealy Sun-! dune 26- day. Pfc. and Mrs. David Glenn had a Capt. Curtis A. Gray, who recent- weddin 8 anniversary June 25. ly returned to the States after three' and Mrs. Alex R. Blakely will years of service in Italy, and Mrs.! observe their third wedding anniver- Gray, of Charlotte, N. C., are visiting 1 sar y June 29. Capt. Gray’s mother. Mrs! D’Arcy; July 1 birthdays include Mrs. J. A. Gray, and his sister, Mrs. W. D. cream freezer. Add 1 quart of cream and continue until frozen stiff. Pack until ready to serve. out-turn of which our orchards, be- i gun only a few years ago, are cap-! able.” Black estimated the crop might equal as high as 10,000 cars of peach- | es. with the additional 3,000 cars of Coleman, Mrs. Clyde Lankford, and j production accounted for by truck Adair. Mrs. H. J. Williamson of Lancas ter, spent the week-end with her sisters, Mrs. C. N. Norman and Mfs. July 2 Leila N. Johnson. The three were in Jimmy Culp, son of Major and Mrs. Greenville Saturday and attended J- Culp, will celebrate his second the marriage of their brother, J. Leon birthday tomorrow, June 29. Norman, and Mrs. Blanche L. Haw- Linda Jean Knox, daughter of Mr, movement and in-state sales. Frank C. Young. Mr. and Mrs. Shirley A. Timmons will observe a wedding anniversary,! CHECK BOOKS — Phone us when you need a check book with name of business imprinted, either M. S. Bailey & Son, Bankers, or Commer cial Depository. Chronicle Pub. Co. Everyone seems to be intrigued by these Exqui site Bracelets — our display has many unique, yet beautiful de signs. For your self, or as a gift —unexcelled. and Mrs. Gene Knox, will be one year old July 4. 35 Polio Cases Reported In State South Carolina now has 35 cases of poliomeyilitis, the state board of health said yesterday. ! Dr. G. E. McDaniel of the board’s Mr. and Mrs. O. T. McDaniel and diviskm of preventable diseases said the total “was not too far from the average number of cases usually re ported for this time of year.” Last year through June, only 12 cases had been reported. Cases known this year have been in 11 counties, with 13 cases in Charleston and 11 in Sumter counties. kins. Marjorie Mills is spending this week in Fort Mill with her grand father, T. A. Mills. Mrs. JCmma Newman pf Woodruff, has returned home after spending several days with Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Wilson and other relatives. Miss Sara Jane Johnson is spend- jing several weeks at Myrtle Beach with relatives. To % Our Customers WE WILL CLOSE OUR CLINTON AND LAURENS STORES TWO DAYS— Wednesday - Thursday July 4th and 5th IN OBSERVANCE OF THE FOURTH Chaney’s Dress Shoppe Clinton—Two Stores—Laurens Mrs. Ethel Chaney, Prop. ,1* family of Fayetteville, N. C., Mr. and Mrs. B. W. McDaniel and family of Augusta, Ga., Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Coker and little daughter of Ashe ville, N. C., and Pfc. Hamp McDaniel of Camp Blanding, Fla., are visiting their parents, Mr. and Mrs. N. W. McDaniel, this week. Birth Announcements MERCHANT Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Merchant an nounce the birth of a son, Darrell Andy, on Saturday, June 16, at Hays hospital. 10,000 Carloads Of Peaches May i Move From Stole,*/ J.C.THOMAS • j e we lg r • WATCHMAKER B U'AWARE ? GUINEA PtO IS NOT A Pta BUT A ; ROOt NT AND OOtS NOT COME FROM GUINEVJY ORIGINATED IN SOUTH AMERICA. > yOT««M». ******* ** Be certain that when you feel the need of a refreshing tidbit, you come to the McGEE DRUG STORE. Why not bring the whole family down? Make It a Fourth of July party. They’ll relish a re freshing treat made at our foun tain. Aicfiees DmoSiout ■ R H Me GEE. PROP. PMONt I CLINTON,S.C. South Carolina’s bumper peach crop is beginning to roll to out-of- state markets in increasingly heavier lots, j EDGE 1 Federal Agricultural Statistician Mr. and Mrs. Robert Edge an-‘ Frank °- Bla ck, of Columbia, said nounce* the birth of a daughter, l y esterda y that 568 rail carloads of Linda, on June 26, at Hays hospital. ’ IP* 30 ^ 5 had m oved from the state I through last Friday, in a season for SWANSON [which a 7,000-car movement is ex- Sgt. and Mrs. Howard Edwin j pelted- Swanson announce the birth of a A y ear a g° onl y 10 cars of the son, Howard Edwin, Jr., on Jiine 5 at! fruit had m< >ved on the correspond- the Laurens County hospitdtf. Sgt. | in 6 date due > Black said, to "a small- Swanson, who served overseas? as a er ' later crop then.” gunner in the air force, has arrived The current cr3p is predicted at in the States and is expected home 5 ' 632 - 000 bushels compared with in a few days. Mrs. Swanson, the 2,460,000 last year and a previous former Miss Lillie Mae Grogan, is LnM.OOO record.^ making her home here with her par ents, Mr. and Mrs. John Grogan. Chaplain Boyd Slightly Wounded Friends in Clinton have recently received word 'ftiaf Lt. Bernard H. Boyd, chaplain in the Marines, was slightly wounded by shrapnel fire on Okinawa. Lt. Boyd, before entering the anned forces, was a profbssor at Presbyterian college . Reports from his Wift! who is at her home in Richburg, state that he is satisfactorily recovering. The bearing surface of our ex panding orchards has finally come into its own,” Black said. “During the past two years relatively small crops partially hid the maximum To Contact Men For Shipyard Work t f. ; Miss 'Margaret B. Roper, represen tative of the Civil Service commis sion, will be ih the city on July 5 to contact people interested in shipyard wdrk, it is announced. DANCE AT BEE HIVE The Bee Hive, young people’s rec reation center at the armory, will give a square dance Friday night at 8:30. All members and friends are cordially invited. Music will be fur nished by a band from Laurens. DRIVE CAREFULLY SAVE A LIFE! SO FAR THIS YEAR THERE HAVE BEEN c 3 , FATALITIES from AUTOMOBILE ACCIDENTS in LAURENS COUNTY Let’s Strive To Make 1945 a Safe Year On the Highways. Jhis date last year, 0 GENUINE PANAMA Straw Hats 3.88 All Men’s Genuine Panama Hats Reduced—Save Now at This liOW Price. / ALL CHILDREN S BIG RACK WOMEN’S DRESSES COTTONS AND RAYONS TO WEAR NOW AND LATER ON See These Values—REDUCED TO CLEAR—Save! 2-PIECE BATH ROOM SETS $2.98 BIG SHAG RUG WITH LID COVER TO MATCH. Clearance! ONE LOT WOMEN’S BAGS... S1.88 to $2.98 RE-PRICEDjTO CLEAR—SAVE NOW! Plus Tax CLOSE OCT Table WOMEN’S HATS.... $1.00 ONE LOW PRICE SUN SUITS REDUCED 88c Well Made of Fast Color Prints and Chambray. Sizes l to 6 Just Received RAYON SATIN SLIPS 1 29 Lace Trim. Pennev Values „ 32c New Shipment RAYON PANTIES Children’s sizes, 4 to 11. Elastic All Around Waist. BOYS’ SANFORIZED * WASH PANTS Sizes 6 to 16. Colors: Blue and Tan 1.98 TABLE NON RATIONEty CLOSE-OUT SHOES $1.00 Pair y. C. CO