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THE CLINTON CHRONICLE
Page Three
The WOMAN'S PAGE
SOCIETY EVEHTS, CLUB AND CHUKH HEWS
OF INTBIEST ,.. TELEPHONE 74Vl56-W
school, 4th-7th grades, lst-3rd grades
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and pre-school age.
Other entertainment including' a
cake walk, games, contests, fortune'
telling and hand work booths. Re
freshments will be offered for sale.
Admission for the evening of fun
will be 10c and 25c. Proceeds will
be used for the P. Y. A. work.
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Sease-Boozer
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Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Sease, of New
berry, announce the engagement of
their daughter, Ruth Evelyn to Ralph
Granville Boozer of Kinards. The
wedding will take place in November.
Mrs. Shields Hostess
To Bridge Club
Mrs. W. M. snieids entertained the
Wednesday bridge club and several
additional guests the past week as
sembling players for two tables.
A yellow color note was observed
in the party appointments and fruit
bowls formed attractive centerpieces
for the tables. Coffee, sandwiches
A FEW DROPS OF VICKS
wB'wnHMm
(DOUBLE-DUTY NOSE DROPS)
and nuts were served. Mrs. Jasper With Miss Tribble
Rowland, a club visitor, w* pre- j | The^Ladies Bible Class of the As
sented a gift for having won high 80 ciate Reformed Presbyterian church |
score - ; met on Monday evening with Mias
. - . ~Z, T 7 ! Nannie Young Tribble and Mrs. Mar-
Intormol Gathering |ion Nabors at the Tribble home.
For College Group Miss Laura Bell gave an interesting
(Miss Mary Kent Wysor was hos- and original story on “Christian wom-
tess Saturday afternoon to a group anhood” adopted from the study book,
of college friends who were home for | Decorations and refreshments were
the week-end, at a drop-in party. j suggestive of the Hallowe'en season
Fall flowers were used in the re-'with pyracantha berries attractively
ceiving rooms and an arrangement arranged, accentuating the orange
of- fruit decorated the table in the , color jiote. A salad course, “jack-
SNIFFLY, STUFFY DISTRESS OP
nCOOMnttuS
It’s wonderful how a.
little Vicks Va-tro-nol
in each nostril acts fast 1
to soothe irritation,
open cold-clogged nose
and reduce stuffiness. And If used In
time, Vicks Va-tro-nol helps prevent
many colds from developing. Try it!
Follow directions In the package.
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Royal - Red - White
_ Specialists In
Hosiery Lingeries Sportswear
dining room where refreshments weaip
served buffet style. 4*
Gloria Watson.
Celebrates Birthday
Saturday afternoon iri celebration
of her 10th birthday|~Gloria Watson,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Wat
son, entertained 17 girl friends with
a party.
After a number of games the group
sang “Happy Birthday” around the
lighted cake and sandwiches,, punch,
the birthday cake and pop corn balls
were served. Party appointments
were in keeping with the' Haloween
motif.
o-lantem”, sandwiches, coffee, orange
icedcakes and candies were served.
Wier-Roper Engagement
Of Interest Here
Of wide social interest to relatives
and friends here is the following an
nouncement:
Mr. and Mrs. Caldwell Wardlaw
Wier of Laurens announce the en-
gegement of their daughter, Virginia
Caroline, to Mr. Robert Hudgens Ro- 1
per, Jr., also of Laurehs.
The wedding will take place on
November 29, at the First Presbyter
ian church in Laurens.
The bride-elect is the only daughter
iof
Later Gloria opened and passed I OI . Mr -. and Mrs - Wier ‘ the former
host of attractive gifts presented her ®'* za ^ >€th Copeland of this city.
She is a graduate of Winthrop col
lege and has held secretarial positions
in Charlotte, N. Gu and Laurens.
The groom-elect is the son of R.
H. Roper and Mrs. Roper, the former
Ex Libris Club
Has Meeting
Mrs. John Addison
was hostess
Tuesday afternoon to the Ex Libris 1 Miss Ruth Altman of Tampa, Fla.
book club - A graduate of The Citadel, Charletf^
Bouquets of chrysanthemums adorn
ed the living room where members
ton, he served four years in the Army.
Since his release he has held a posi
gathered for the regular meeting, i ti 011 with the Laurens Glass Works
Books w*re exchanged and later cof- ^ *n Laurens.
fee and sandwiches enjoyed.
Ferguson-McGuire
Rites Announced
The following announcement is of
interest to friends and relatives in
this section:
Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin H. Fergu
son of the Laurens road, announce
the marriage of their daughter, Elsie
Lena, to Frank McGuire of West Lib
erty, Ky., on Monday, October 20,
Laurens, South Carolina.
P.-T.A. Sponsors
Hadowe^en Bazaar
The P. T. A. of Florida Street Hall gave an intere'sUnrdemonstra
Long Bronch Club
Holds Meeting
The Long Branch Home Demonstra
tion club met at the school Monday
afternoon.
The project song, “Lead on, 0
King Eternal” wa« sung after which
Mrs. Roy Harris led the devotional.
Miss Susan Hall, County rfome Agent,
explained the new year books. Plans
were made for a Halloween party at
the school for the community. A
committee was appointed to make
sandwiches and help at the Armory
in Laurens October 31, at the show
ing of the labor saving devices. Miss
school is sponsoring a Haloween Bo-
zaar Friday evening beginning at
7:30 at the armory.
A costume parade will be held at
8 o’clock with eight prizes given, one
for the best dressed Jtoy and girl in
each of the following groups: high
tion on color and clothing and new
fall styles. During the social hour,
the hostesses, Mrs. T. B. Sumerel and
Mrs. C. D. Benjamin, served coca-cola
and doughnuts.
YOU ARE CORDIALLY INVITED
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Chaney s Dress Shoppe
Laurens, S. C.
Celebrating Our
7th Anniversary
and
Presenting Our New Second
Floor Salon
THURSDAY EVENING
* October 30th — 8:00 O'clock
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Four dresses will be given to lucky holders
of tickets—these to be presented at door.
In addition there will be modeling of Chil
dren's and Teen-Age Clothes on the first floor.
Also on the seq>nd floor modeling will be done,
; showing you some of the latest In styles for
the Winter Season.
REFRESHMENTS
Chaney’s Dress Shoppe
Mrs. Ethel Chaney
Laurens, S. C.
NOTE—Card* werC*lKalled-4*-e^r customers with the date No
vember 3t. This was ail ciror-'-the date should be October 3f.
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Petellot-DeYoung
Rites Solemnized
The wedding of Miss Mary Mabel
Petellat of -Occoquan, Va., and Jo
seph Earl DeYoung took place Friday,
October 17, 1^47 in the Occoquan
Methodist Church, OccuqUan, Va.,
with the Rev. O. S. Good officiating.
The bride was given in marriage by
her father.
The bride wore a gown of white
satin and white lace with a full train.
Her veil of illusion was held by a
tiara of seed pearls and she carried
a white prayer book with white roses.
She wore a string of pearls, a gift
from the groom.
Attending the bride were Mrs. Mil-”
dred Petellat, as matron of honor,
dressed in an aqua lace dress and
headpiece, carrying a bouquet of red
roses and Mrs. Ann Petellat, Miss
Betty Thurman and Mrs. , Marjorie
Tyirell^ as bridesmaids, dressed in
American Beauty miore taffeta and
headpiece, carrying bouquets of Tal-
isan roses. Miss Susan Petellat and
Miss Mary Claire Petellat were flow
er girls, dressed i n aqua moire taffe
ta and headpieces, one carrying a
small nosegay and the other a small
white basket with loose rose petals.
The bridegroom had the bride’s
brother, Howard Petellat, as best man
and ^ushers were Charles Petellat,
Harvey Petellat, Richard Tyrrell and
Roy Petellat. The bride’s mother
dressed in light blue rayon crepe,
wearing a corsage of red roses was
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MUSIC CLUB TO MEET
The Music club will . meet at the
home of Mrs. W. W. Harris Wednes
day, November 5, at 4:00 o’clock.
BAPTIST Y.W.A. TO MJ|ET
The November meeting of the
Young Women’s association of the
First Baptist church, will be held at
8:00 o’clock Monday evening, No
vember 3; at the home of Mrs. O. H.
Sheely, Jr.
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‘CLINTON’S SHOE HEADQUARTERS’
End Of Thi; Month
Extra Savings! Big Reductions! Rea! Values!
DRESSES REDUCED!
$5.00
(Values to $8.95)
One group of clever style dresses for women and
misses. All new fall sjtyles. Rayons, Spuns, and
Crepes. Sizes 14 to 20, 38 to 50.
CLOSE-OUT!
GIRLS’SWEATERS
$1.98
I (Values to $3.98)
100% wool in slip-over and button styles. Slightly
soiled but real values.
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HERE'S A VALUE!
MILLIKEN WOOLENS
______ $1.98 Yard ^
These are new’ fall woolens—j-of 100% wool. Choice
fabrics for Coats, Suits, or Skirts. 50 and 54-inch
width: Colors: winter blues, red, green, navy, and
aqua.
* SPECIAL GROUP!
LADIES’ OXFORDS
$3.00 Pair
These are values to $6.95 — tans, blacks, two-
tones. Loafers, ties, slings. Siz^s 5 to 9.
REPEAT SALE! '
UPHOLSTERY AND
DRAPERY MATERIALS
88c Yard
(An actual $1.98 yard value)
Just unpacked, new shipment of Uphol
stery and Drapery Material. Smart new
patterns. 48-inch width. Fast to washing.
BIG VALUE!
25% WOOL BLANKETS
$2.99
Here’s a value scoop, Warm plaids of 25%
wool. Size 72x84.-TBargain Basement).
SALE!
NYLON HOSE
97 c
2w.
Minuet,.Serenade, Mistique, Romance, and
Beige—you’ll want several pair of these
beautiful quality sheer Nylons. All flatter
ing shades.
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E. O. M. SPECIAL!
WASH CLOTHS
5c Each
12x12 size, in pastel plaids.
SALE’
MEN’S DRESS PANTS
$4.99 Pair
All this season’s fabrics jn Men’s Woolen
Pants. Values to $10.95. Sizes 28 to 40.
Save one-third to one-half on’ top quality-
BASEMENT VALUE!
RUGS-$6.99
9x12 Linoleum Rugs—for bedroom, kitch
en, or bath. New shipment just in.
BIG VALUE!
Boys’ CQRDUROY SETS
$3.99
(A $5.95 value)
Boys’, thick set Corduroy Jackets ami
matching Overalls. Partridge pattern in
brown or grey. Sizes 5 to 10.
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SPECIAL PURCHASE!
FLO-BALL “48” PEN
98c
Here’s a pen that really has everything!
—Wirtes 500 pages without re-fllling
^ —-Point can’t bend, leak, or blot
—Writes smoothly from any angle
—Makes 6 clear carbon copies
Richly finished in grey, maroon, and black.
Non-tarnish, chrome-plated brass cap.
Set-in pocket clip. A truly good pen.
HEY! KIDS!
OUR BIG TOYLAND
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Come see the many new and exciting things we have. More kinds of
Toys than we have had in many a Christmas—Big Baby Dolls, Tricycles,
Wagons, Skates, Guns, Holster Sets, Tea Sets, Cowboy Suits, and many,
many more.
A hint to mothers—make your selection now. Use our convenient lay
away. A small deposit holds any item until wanted.
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