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Thursdoy, August 30, 1945 THE CLINTON CHRONICLE ’S PAGE SOCIETY EVENTS, OOB AND CHURCH NEWS OF INTEREST.,... .. TELEPHONE 74 OR 258 enoyed'and prizes awarded the win ners. At the conclusion of the games Presbyterian Group Goes On Outing ; The Senior Fellowship group of the First Presbyterian church enter tained with a swimming party on Tuesday evening at the Margaret Hunter park in Newberry. During the evening a picnic lunch | ^ was served. . |Young People Enjoy The group was chaperoned by Miss * . . ^ ' ' Eva Harris, Mr. and Mrs. D. S. Tern- jWinHlling rOTty pleton and Miss Betty Hunter. T PEOPLE YOU KNOW . .. They were accoitipanied home by; their son, Kenneth Rawl, who has ! | been spending several weeks with his Mr. and Mrs. L. F. Lockett of aun * anc * unc l e - s Greenville, spent a few days last! Mrs. Ralph R. Blakely and daugh- Squore Donee Fridoy Night At Armory Poge Three at 8T3fl The object of the dance ls to raise funds for the canteen and the young people expect a big crowd. Guy Thompson and his •Hillbilly On Friday evening the armory will H^pc^ts from Laurens will furnish weejc with the latter’s mother, Mrs. ! er '_ M i^Ann Blakely.^have^returned ! be the srene of an old fashioned attend An A. Ross Blakely. Mrs. Conway Twitty of Rock Hill, visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. S. Owens, Tuesday. from Wilmington, N. C., where they visited relatives for several days. Staff Sgt. John W. Finney, Jr., of ! Greensboro, N. C., is spending a two square dance under the sponsorship admission f ee 0 f 50c per person will of the Teen Age Canteen, beginning (be charged. Miss Dot Pinson visited friends ' we , e , ks ^ and relatives in Greenwood last week. , Mabry McCrary left Tuesday for San Francisco, Calif., where he will rejoin his crew of “The Hornet,” af- served eleven friends enjoying the occasion. Nan was remembered with a going- away gift by Terry. ice cream, cake and peanuts were ter spending the past several weeks with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. H. McCrary. Mrs. W. R. Pitts, Jr., and son, Billy, and Miss Elsie Neighbors visited rel atives in Union Monday. , Mr .and Mrs. M. A. .Bennett and little daughter, Emily Ann, of Myrtle Beach, are visiting relatives here. Miss Gertrude Silver of New York Timmermans Entertain Friends At Dinner Thursday evening Mr. and Mrs. E.^ The Youth Fellpwship of Broad i Street Methodist church enjoyed a i swimming party and pienfe Thursday evening at Margaret»Hunter park in ! Newberry. During thp evening a picnic sup- M. Timmerman entertained with a P e £,. was served - dinner party at their home on Cen- The ^oung people were chaperoned tennial street I by Mrs. Ethel R. Pitts and Misses ' For . the occasion a profusion of ^ eadetle Pitts and Madeline Adair. t _,flowers, roses, cannas andj ^ ?as were arranged throughout Joy GodfrOV GivCS living room, and to center the , d .# i in the dining room. i I JlUITlDCr rOTty Dinner was served twenty-one On Tuesday evening Miss Joy guests attending the party. 'Godfrey entertained a number of -♦ i friends with a “slumber” party at Fnrpwpll Pnrfrv her home on Sou th Adair street. raicWcll rurljr Those enjoying the occasion were For Non Long Misses Clara Barnes of Charlotte, Nan Long, who left this week to Myra Adair, Grace Young, Barrie make her home in Belmont, N. C., : £, ear l W m 8 ard > Anne Owens, Alberta was honor guest at a party Monday J ® a Mwiri, Lillian Dillard, Fay Pitts, afternoon by Terry Thomas at her, ^ erit Wysor, Virginia Gray and Cor- home on Woodrow street. 1 ne ^ a Harris During the afternoon bingo was i Mrs. Clyde Lankford and Mrs. P. B. Adair attended the Alverson re union in Sedalia Sunday. Jerry Henry has returned from Greenwood where he visited his grandparents, .IVir. and Mrs. Dotte Henry. <1 ; Joe Nelle and Evelyn Scogin have returned home after spending the summer with relatives in Athens, Ga. Mrs. Mary Owens spent the week end in Greenwood with her daughter, Mrs. Dotte Henry, and Mr. Henry. Misses Kathleen Howard, Virginia city is .the guest of Miss Maude Geer.' £ ha !? ey an< l T Mr ?- E ' D ' Chaney spent Sunday in Newberry with relatives. Miss Kitty Lewis of Whitmire, is visiting Miss Mary Frances Pinson this week. RITES FOR INFANT Funeral services for Lucindy Fay ,Harris, infant daughter of Mr. and Misses Jackie Wier and Sara Gos sett of Oak Ridge, Tenn., spent the week-end here with relatives. Mrs. John Livingston of Kinards, spent last Wednesday with Miss Maude Wells. Misses Mary Emma Speake, Caro lyn Henry and Marion Pitts have re-, Mrs Rov r Harris who live near turned home after spending the sum-it/ R y L ' Ha * ris ' , *? m«r oc ~ . here, were conducted Saturday NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC I have opened a Beauty Shoppe at my home and am able to give machineless and cold wave permanents, sham poos and finger waves. Appointment from 9 to 6. VIRGINIA'S BEAUTY SHOPPE Mrs. Grady Adair Holland St Phone 141-M Mrs. Geer Honored With Birthday Party Mrs. H. M. Geer was honored with a surprise birthday party on Tuesday ! evening by a number of her neigh bors. After an evening of conversation and fun, punch and cookies were served by Mrs. A. I. Dixon and Mrs. J. B. Wilder. Mrs. Geer was remembered with many lovely gifts by her friends, t Those enjoying the occasion were Mrs. J. A. Coleman, Mrs. Fannie | Parrish, Mrs. O. I. Sheely, Mrs. J. | Will Lynn, Mrs. W. T. Scogin, Mrs. Wilder and Mrs. Dixon. Methodist Groups Hold Joint Meet The Woman’s Society of Christian Service and the circles of Broad Street Methodist church met jointly 1 Monday afternoon at the church. Mrs. Billy McMillan, the- vice- pi esident, presided. A report on the zone meeting of the Greenwood district, held an Lau rens in July, was given by Mrs. T. C. Johnson. The Bible study, “Christian Con- | flict,” based on the last chapter of Ephesians, was given by Mrs. Dave W. Copeland. Mrs. Roy Casque gave a story on “Man Without a Leader.” During the business session it was decided to take part in the church project of all denominations to send Christmas packages to Europe and the Philippines. The meeting was closed with prayer for world peace by Mrs. J. H. Kohler. mer as counselors at Camp Ton-A Wandah, near Hendersonville, N. C. Misses Roslyn Cason, Jean Layton and Marcia Galloway have returned home after attending summer school at Winthrop college in Rock Hill. John Hunter LaMotte of Maxton, N. C., is visiting his cousin, Hub Hunter. Mrs. H. L. Morgan and little daughter have returned from a two weeks visit with her parents near Birmingham, Ala. Miss Jane Little of Charlotte, N. C., spent the week-end with her mother, Mrs. John W. Little. Miss Maude Wells had as her guest last Thursday Miss Eva Wells, Tal- madge Hambrick, Milton and Miriam. Beall of Washington, D. C., and Miss Sue Wells of Cross Hill. Mrs. Margie Smith and son, Claude, of Greenville, were guests Monday of Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Hol land. , Lt. and Mrs. Marvin Kahl and children. Sue and Kitt, of Thomas- ville, Ga., are spending a few days with Mrs. Kitt McMaster enroute to their home in Merced, Calif. Sgt. and Mrs. John Davis Altman and Jittle daughter were guests Sat urday and Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Stutts enroute to Camp Shelby at Hattiesburg, Miss. Mrs. C. I. Harper of Columbia, is spending a few days with Mrs. Fran cis Blalock. Mr. and Mrs. Cliffprd Rawl and family of Lexiiyjtoh, spent Sunday with the former’s brother and sister- in-law, Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Rawl. morning at the graveside in Leesville Methodist church cemetery by Rev. G. C. Gregory. AT ARMORY FRIDAY NIGHT Aug. 31 — 8:30 SQUARE DANCE Sponsored by Teen Age Canteen “MO FI N FOR LESS MON” Admission 50c IZecqu— DANCING CLASS Miss Norma Hallett of the State Training School staff, an nounces that a teacher from the Carolina Ballet Company of Columbia, has been secured to come to Clinton once a week this winter if there are enough prospective pupils. She will be connected with the Training School staff. Anyone interested in dancing lessons is asked to call Mrs. Selma B. Adair, telephone No. . 302-W. Rub 2 FoMsyow fa# Into 2 cap* mlf-rimttg Hear, fcaot togafanr I •00, 3 tobUtpoom mgor and % cup *Mfk. Cambio# wMt Near by (tirriog until Imoottl far a boa# Vt minuta. Than b*a« vigorously far Yl minuta. Spraod in • lightly graotad 8* a 8' d«*p cob* pon. Prapara a topping mixtwra by rubbing togathar 2 fobia«poon* fat, 2 taoipoonc mif nung Hoar, taoipoon cinnomon, 16 cap (voor, chopped avti rt ovoflobia and iprinkla on ttta top of tba battar taka in a Hot ovon, 400*, for 22 minuta*. (All i ora lavaL) Whipped wp la m |iffy with talff-ritiap fflaar Company coming? Here's a tender, tasty morsel you can whip up in a jiffy. That’s because tjie baking powder has already been carefully sifted and thoroughly mixed with our flour. Cuts mixing time in half . . . saves money, too. Yes, and that leavening we’ve added does wonders in the oven. Just try a sack today. OUR BILLY Sety-Riditf 'ftoun, Packed in Pin-striped Towel Hags. Wholesale Distributor THOMAS & HOWARD CO. NEWBERRY, S. C. PRICES INCLUDE FEDERAL TAX J. C. Thomas, Jeweler “IT’S TIME THAT COUNTS” R U-AWARE ? Tk Primitive tour- Told horse ofrAftornc* | JHlb HORSE (WAS ONLV IX INCHES HIGH AT * THL Shoulder j IT HAD i tour WELL DEFINED HOOFS ON TV»C FRONT FOOT AND ‘ftfREE ON THE HIND FOOT • «%«v .r*, co Don't be primitive ... if you're ired, worn out, there’s no need o sit and fret about it. Slip into lomething a.<c cool as possible and tome to McGEE’S DRUG STORE. You’ll find delicious Ice Cream, !ool, frosty sodas,- carbonated Irinks of the finest. Guard against teat with our fountain specials. A AU' ficcs DrioSiom R.H . GEt,P«OP PHONE I ^ CtINTON.S.C. BIRTHDAYS AND ANNIVERSARIES NOTED The Chronicle Extends Greetings To Those Whose Birthdays and Anniversaries Occur This Week. Miss Laura Frances Hudgens has a birthday tomorrow. Gale O^ley, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bob Oxley, will be two years old tomorrow. September 3 birthdays include Mrs. W. J. Duncan, Mrs. W. G. King and Miss Florence Ella Blakely. Margaret Ella Copeland, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Copeland, Sr., will be three years old September 3. William Crisp’ Wilson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lowry Wilson, will be two years old September 2. J. L. Furr had a birthday yester day. Grady Adair celebrated a birthday Tuesday, August 28. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Holman will observe a wedding anniversary Sep tember 1. Mr. and Mrs. W-R- Brown had a wedding anniversary August 28. Mrs. L. W. R&wl has a birthday today, and Mr. Bawl’s birthday is September 2. Mrs. Harry C. Layton has a birth day tomorrow, August 31. Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Sanders had a twedding anniversary yesterday, which was also the birthday of Mrs. Sanders. Capt. and Mrs. Allen McSween of this city and Fort, Bragg, N. C., have a wedding anniversary tomorrow. Edgar Taylor, Jr., with the Sea- bees on Guam, celebrated a birthday yesterday. Robert McCrary celebrated a birth day August 25. C. H. McCrary, Jr., will celebrate a birthday tomorrow. August 27 was the birthday of Mrs. Winfred Norris. CLAUSSEN’S IS HAPPY TO BRING YOU.... AUTHENTIC INFORMATION ABOUT OVERSEAS MAILING TO THE ARMED FORCES... TO TIE MATY... MAMIES... COAST GUARD At Ptototot Poatol Officer SIXTH Naval District, is authority Mr Big following Information: A request is NOT NKCM6ARY from Navy. Marine and Coast ‘Guard pet psnounH at any throughout the year. Packaceu and wait hi specific atioua given CHRISTMAS PACKAGES MUST 6FI MAILED Prior to Oct. 15th Deadlii ) TO THE ARMY... i * n No request is required at any ttme. an packages weighing lem than 8 ounces. Sueh packages, however, must be mailed First Claes. Larger packages require the request—except as below. NO REQUEST IS REQUIRED FOR CHRISTMAS PACKAGES M mailed during Christmas mailing period . . . September 15 to October 15 . . . all packages must conform to size and weight specifications, given below . . . and must be marked “Christ- Mns Parcel". HURRICANE TO OPEN The Hurricane school will open Monday, September 3, at 9 a.m. Mrs. Tom Milam will be the teacher. THE CLINTON CHRONICLE The Newapnper Everybody Rends A LIMITED AMOUNT OF CLAUSSEN'S FRUIT CAKE IS NOW AVAILABLE. ■ii' /■* r £ . Due to shortagea of materials. CLAUSSEN’S has been able to bake only a LIMITED NUMBER of Clausaen’s famous Ft in sizes suitable for ov£j ment. These are .new CLAUSSEN’S suggests with yee ClauSSeriS (j- U/Ytl &U&, fruit Gain'