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ing room for refreshments. A red
and green color notCv predominated
in the decorations and a large Santa
Claus adorned the gift table. The
group gathered around the birthday
cake to sing "Happy Birthday" to
Milton. Ice cream, cake, candies,
and gum were served pnd each little
SOCIETY
(Contained from page three)
Bridge Club Meets
Witl^Mrs. Addison
Thinly aft^o^ Mrs Tom Ad- ^ wiag ^ a wHistle and ^
dison, entertained , Ipon as a favor of the occasion,
bridge club, asseroblmg players for Milton . g grandmother, Mrs. H. C.
two tables. Schumacher of Woodruff, assisted 7
Evergreens with bright berries his mother, Mrs. Perry M. Moore.
were attractively arranged in the; «— • j
home for the afternoon games. At C nrn /linn,, TirrU
the conclusion of the games score * 1 ™ V - irC * e
prizes were presented Mrs. Carrol HflS CHriStmOS Party r .
White Copeland and Mrs. Hubert Mrs. Chfton AdMr Mrs. W M.| Owing, high school
Hughes, Mrs. Carroll Reid and Mrs. 1 ,
J. B. Arnold entertained members ; she atten ^ d Furm * n ^‘v*rs,ty and
of the Sara Glenn circle of Broad * Greenvill e Bu ^ ineM * cho01 * . For the
(Street Methodist church Monday eve-1 Past year she has done secreUrial
' ning at the home of the former. (work for a firm in Greenville
iced, cream, and mints were served.
Assisting in serving in the dining
room were Misses Marion Riddle,
Frances Cooper and Mary Jane How
ard. Those who assisted in other
parts of the house were: Mrs. I. H.
Ford, Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Hitt, Mr.
and Mrs. Everette Martin, Misses
Mary Frances Kendell, Jean Campbell
and Gene Marion Worley.
Miss Katherine Martin presided ov
er the bride’s register.
Mrs. Worley is the only daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Dial Arms-
Following her
Boyd. Later the hsotess served a sal
ad course.
State's Cotton
Crop Be Small
Columbia, Dec. 9: — The second
smallest state cotton crop of the
past 25 years is predicted by the U.
6. Department of Agriculture.
The crop probably will total 640,-
000 bales, U&DA Statistician Frank
O. Black, said.
The estimated 1,060,000 acres for
harvest is 14 per cent under the
state’s 1936-45 average.
Baptist Business Women
Hold December Meeting _
The Business Women’s circle of the >Mrs 'j j G reene> an d liiiss Rose
First Baptist church met on Monday
evening at the home of Mrs. Jobe D
Lee, had arranged a timely program
on “A Child Is Bom.” During a
Holland with Miss Eloise Miller as ^ business session a report was made
co-hostess. j by foe nominating committee and the
Fifteen members were present to f 0 n 0W ixvg officers announced for the
hear the program on “Challenge for
Service," rendered by Miss Jamie
Little. Also taking part were Mrs.
Ryland Sumerel, Miss Marlon Burts,
Miss Agnes Davis. ^Jiss Irene Work
man, and Miss Miller:
At the conclusion of the program
fruit cake and coffee were served
Mrs. Julian Coleman, assisted by Mr. Worley is the son of the late
Smith Worley and MYs. Eugenia Wor- j
ley of Windsor. He is a graduate of
the Windsor high school and is now
a student at Clemson college.
Following a short wedding trip they
will be at home at 1114 Buncombe
Street in Greenville.
Out of town guests at the wedding
and reception included: Mr. and Mrs.
H.
coining ye^r:, »
Chairman, Mrs. Carroll Reid.
Secretary, Mrs. Ray Pitts.
Mission Treasurer, Miss Jeanette
Pifts. r - 1 , '
Local Treasurer, Mrs. J. J. Greene. ^ Clinton. Mrs.^ I
Birthday Treasurer, Miss Kate
1 Milam.
by the hosteKM A prettily decor-1 a sooial hour ^ d
ated Chrietrnas tree, evergreen, and' ^ ^ in
berries, added attractiveness to the (rom , gaily
receiving rooms. 'decorated Christmas tree were pre-
sen ted each member from her circle
Ford, Avon Park, Florida. Mr. and
Mrs. F. E. Hitt and son, Bobby, of
Spartanburg.
Miss Myers Bride pf <
Former P. C. Student
The marriage of Miss Jeen Myers
of Simpeonville, and Jefferson Verne
Smith of Greer, was solemnizezd . . . . .
Thursday, November 27, at 5 o'clock ^
sister. The hostesses served a salad
plate, assorted sandwiches, cheese
biscuit and cookies with coffee.
The Adair home was festive
throughout with arrangements of hoi
at the bride’s home.
Following the ceremony the bride’s
parents entertained with a reception
The eouple left later for a trip
Mrs. Smith, daughter of Mr. and 'Mr. Worley In Rites
Mrs. E. J. Myers, is a graduate ofj^f GrOV Court Church
il and of v.. _ ... _ .
ano were banked with long leaf pine.
Miss Armstrong Weds
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FOR DAUGHTER—
Card Table
Dinnerware Sets
Fluorescent Bed Lamp
Christmas Tree Lights
Fountain Pen
Skates
Radio
FOR SON—
Football
Sidewalk Bike
Watch
Coaster Wagon
Tricycles
Rifles
Fireworks
FOR MOTHER—
Electric Toaster
Electric Heating Pad
Electric Food Mixer
Door Chimes
Carving Set *
FOR DAD—
Electric Razor
Billfold
Pocket Knife
Browning Automatic
Shot Gun
Rod and Reel
Champion Outboard
Motor
Electric Heaters, Electric Hot Water Heaters, Electric
Irons, Brass Fire Sets, Laundry Baskets, Electric Floor
Waxer, Fluorescent Lights, Aluminum Roaster, Carpet
Sweeper.
We have one lot of items that we are closing out at
greatly reduced prices. We will add other items to this
lot each day.
We want all ladies making purchases at our store to
register for a SPECIAL GIFT that we will have drawn
for.and given away on the night of December 24th—and
you do not have to be present for drawing.
You Will Be Glad You Came To
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SUPPLY CO.
Telephone 15 i
Simpsonville high school
Furman university where she was
a member of Chi Beta Psi, national
honorary scientific fraternity. Since
her graduation, she has been a mem
ber of the Greer high school faculty.
The wedding of Miss Betty Jean
Armstrong and Smith Worley, Jr.,
took place Sunday, November 23, at
3 o’clock at Gray Court Methodist
church. Rev. G. H. Pearce, pastor of
Mr. Smith is the sph of Mrs. J. V. , t jj e bride, performed the double ring
Smith and the late Mr. Smith of, .
t» • j . . (ceremony in the presence of a large
Greer. He is a graduate of Greer V1 _ 5*
high school and attended Presby
terian college. He served in the army
two and a half years with overseas
duty in the Pacific theater. He is at
present tpgaged in business at Greer
where t.ie couple will reside.
Hostesses Compliment
December Bride-Elect
Honoi'ing Miss Jennie Lee Young,
December bride-elect, Mrs. Joe
Leake, with the commercial and traf
fic departments of the Southern Bell
Telephone company entertained on
Friday evening.
assemblage of guests.
The church formed a lovely setting
for the wedding party with its dec
orations of green and white. The
choir and altar rail were draped in
white with tracery of ivy with a
background o f bamboo. Seven-
branched candlelabra with lighted
tapers flanked a tall white basket
of giant white chrysanthemums and
fern.' At each end of the altar rail
were urns filled with white chrysan
themums. Special pews were marked
with white satin ribbon.
Mrs.'C. F. Howard of Gray Court
The party was given at the home oi , „ „ , T .'
Mrs. Leake which was lovely with * nd .*• f Se™“ j
furnished the wedding music. Before ;
the ceremony Mrs. Howard played i
“Claire de Lune,” "Ave Maria,” and !
“Always.” Mr. Tiedeman sang “Be
cause,” "0 Promise Me” and “The
seasonal decorations. In the living
room, where about forty guests as
sembled, the mantel was artistically
banked with greenery and red ber
ries.
A feature of the evening was the Lo,.^ Prayer” as a benediction,
presentation of a shower of miscel
laneous gifts to the honoree. Later
the hostess, assisted by Mrs. Louie
Thornley and Miss Josephine Neigh
bors, served a party salad plate with
sandwiches, cup cakes and Russian
tea .
Music Club -T-
Meets at Church
Friday evening at 8 o'clock the .an
nual open meeting of the Music club
was held in the First Presbyterian
church parlors with a large number
of members and guests in attendance.
Miss Luva Macdonald, of the
Thornwell orphanage faculty, pre
sented a lovely program of Christ
mas music.
Later the guests were invited into
the dining room where coffee, sand
wiches and cake were served in bur-
ft style from a beautifully appoint
ed table, centered with an arrange
ment- of holly and pine sprays. Tall
white tapers burned in holders.
Elsewhere, red gladioli and berries
were suggestive of the holiday season.
Hostesses for the occasion were:
Mrs. W. D. Adair, Mrs. Thomas F.
Milam, Miss Georgia Brooker, Miss
Agnes Davis, Miss Maude Sumerel,
Miss Mary Gaines and Miss Lois
Blakely.
Mrs. L. M. Wilson
Hostess A. R. P. Group
The December meeting of the
Woman’s Missionary Society of the
Associate Reformed Presbyterian
church was held Monday afternoon
at the home of Mrs. L. M. Wilson.
Colorful decorations in keeping
wtih the Christmas season were used
in the living room.
Mrs. W. B. Tribble, gave the “White
Cross” program and Miss Margaret
Blakely taught the Bible study from
Emmanuel. At the conclusion of the
program sandwiches, cocoa, and
cookies were served.
Milton Moore Has
Birthday Party
Milton Moore celebrated hie fourth
•birthday last Wednesday afternoon
with a party at his home.
Forty little boys and girls enjoyed
a number of games outdoqrs after
which they were invited into the din-
The candles were lighted by Billy
Armstrong, brother of the bride and
Jamie Worley, brother of the groom, i
who also served with Mac Armstrong, |
brother of the bride, and Bobby Hitt, j
cousin of the bride, as ushers.
The bride’s only attendant was
Miss Jean Martin of Gray' Court. She
Wore a dress of aqua wool with black j
accessories and a corsage of red rose i
buds.
The bride entered with her father,
Walter D. Armstrong. She was met
at the altar by the bridegroom and
his bestman, Don Johnson, of Wind-
rpr. For her wedding the bride wore
a two piece suit of dusty rose wool
with brown accessories. Her corsage *
was of purple throated orchids.
Immediately following the cere
mony a reception was held at the
home of the bride. The bride’s ta
ble, overlaid with a lace cloth held
the three-tiered wedding cake which
was embossed in an orange blossom
design and topped with a miniature
bride and groom. Cakes, individually
Be Quick To Treat
Bronchitis
Chrwric bronchitis may develop If
\ or acute bran-
chest ookLi
land;
your
chltls U not treated and jou cannot af
ford to take a chance with any medicine
lees potent than CreotnuMon which
BOM light to the seat of the trouble to
help loosen and opal germ laden
Phlegm and aid nature to aoothe and
heal raw, tender, inflamed bronchial
mucous membranes.
igtatga blends beechwood ereo-
proosM with other time
aouarootlce. • loroou * h *’ ttooo *» lM
Mb matter how many metfidnM you
'■landing rou must like the way it quick
ly allays the cough, ponnttttnc rest and
• tun to have your money
UuXVJ
Recently a local man stated that
he used to feel like a swollen balloon
after every meal; he woukL-oloat full
of gas and was terribly constipated;
he took INNER-AID and now eats
anything without gas or bloating and
bowels are regular. Get INNER-Aip
for stomach distreM.—Bishop-Walker
Pharmacy. adv.
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YOUR MERRY CHRISTMAS'STORE
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Headquarters
Everything You’ll Need ❖ Priced Within Your Budget!
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THEY’RE GLAMOROUS!
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Christinas SLIPPERS
$2.98 to $4.95
They are lovely to look a.t — lovelier to
wear. Come in and see the many beautiful
styles and adorable colors. Sizes 4 to 10.
Widths AA to C.
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SALE!
TABLE NAPKINS
4 (or $1.00
They're extra big — 19Hxl9V4. Made
smooth white damask. You’ll save 56c.
of
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CANNON
Fine MUSLIN SHEETS
$2.98
81x99 and 81x198. They’re extra long, dou
ble bed rise. Wrapped in cellophane, ready
for use.
CANNON PILLOW CASES—
59c Each
BEAUTIFUL DESIGN!
LUNCHEON CLOTHS
$1.98 to $4.98
This colorful pastel breakfast set adds color
or green combinations.
BOOK SALE!
Actual $1.99 Values
25c Each
We made a special purchase of Kiddle
Story Books and Color Books -every child
will want one. They’re big values at a low
price. <Teyland).
Santa Says: “For A Lovely Lady”
BEAUTIFUL
BEDSPREADS
$4.98 to $14.98
The perfect gift for the lady who loves her
home. Bates, Cabin Craft and many others
In Chenilles or cotton. Double or twin bed
size. Choose from a wide selection of
colors.
SPECIAL SALE!
E—Z—DO
Miracle WARDROBE
$3.98
At a miracle low price—made to sell for
56.98. This wardrobe will give you the’
extra space you need for storing your
clothes.
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GAY COLORFUL
BREAKFAST SETS
$7.95
Complete service for four — 20-piere set.
Lovely patterns, fast colors. In blue, grey
and charm to your table.
EVERY WOMAN LOVES
Beautiful NYLONS
$1.59
51-gauge, flattering, sheer, smart fitting,
full fashioned. Sizes 8V£ to lO 1 ^. Bronze-
skin and Sunnlbrown.
A WONDERFUL BUY
NYLON HOSE
$1.00 Pair
SHght irregulars of higher priced hose.
New dark colors. You’d expect to pay
more for these beautiful hose. Sunnlbrown,
Sable, Mink.
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BOYS’ SUITS
$8.95 to S19.95
To fit boys sizes 4 to 16.. We have a large
selection — tweeds, checks and plaids, in
blues, tans, browns greys.
A VALUE SCOOP!
GUEST TOWELS
35c — 3 for $1.00 .
These are actual 59c andjfl 99’valhes.
CANNON — BOXED
TOWEL SETS
$1.98 to $4.95
Big bath towel, face towel and bath cloth-
attractively boxed. The Cannon label in
sures the quality.
FREE! FREE!
TO EVERY CHILD COMING TO OUR
TOYLAND TODAY, (THURSDAY) — WE
WILL GIVE—'
A FREE GIFT
BRING THE KIDS FOR A REAL TREAT