The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, January 13, 1949, Image 3
Thursday, January 13, 1949
THE CLINTON CHR6NICLE
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Thornwelf Teachers
Circle Meets
I Tuesday evening members of the
Teachers circle of Thornwell Mem
orial church met at the Turner
' building.
Miss Julia Porter, chairman pre
sided and Mrs. D. E. Matthews gave
| the Bible study for the evening.
Later during a social hour the hos-
II tesses, Mrs. Bert Price and Mrs. Sam
IjKnox served refreshments.
Miss Bernice Stroup conducted a
[study on the Training circle course.
Pie and coffee were served dur-
i iog a social hour.
t ^Circle No. 3 met at the home of
I Mrs. Felton Moore with Mrs. Wil-
| liam Johnson as joint hostess.
Prayer wasooffered by the circle
chairman, Mrs, Frank Cauley. Mrs.
George Taylor discussed the chosen
j topic of study after which Mrs.
James Gray gave a review of the
; years work. |
Later a dessert course was en-
; joyed. ,
Clinton Boy Weds
In Bennettsville
for the January meeting
The devotional was given by Mrs. I
D. B. Smith and Mrs. J. B. Arnold
discussed the topic “By His Light Home Destroyed
Shall The Nations Walk” outlining n C* k.1 li
the objectives of the Woman’s So-j^y tire INCOr Mere
ciety of Christian Service. The :
chairman, Mrs. Carroll P. Reid pre- Yesterday morning fire destroyed
sided over a business session and home of Mr. and Mrs. Wade
pledge cards were signed for the Medlins in the Rock Bridge commu-
year. nity. All furniture and household
During a social hour guests were Soods were a complete loss,
invited into the dining room where Anyone having used fflrniture or
a salad course with assorted dain- other articles they would like to con-
ties were served buffet style.
U. D. C. Chapter Meets
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Liles, of With Mrc I
[ Bennettsville, announce the mar-i ^ MTS. J0€ LeOKC
j riage of their daughter, Dorothy, to j Mrs. Joe Leake was hostess to
i Lt. William Anderson Dicus, Jr., 1 members of the TJ. D. C. chapter
tribute to this needy family is asked
to call Mrs. Irby Hipp, 339-W.
son of Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Dicus,
: of this city, on Sunday afternoon,
January 9, at 4:30 o’clock in Ben-
!' nettsville.
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DRESSES—
$3.00 and S4.00
DRESSES—
V2-Price
OUTING GOWNS—
$2.00 and $3.00
Just 3
WOOL BED JACKETS—
S1.00 Each
BAGS—
V2-Price
(Plus tax)
ONE LOT SWEATERS—
$2.00 and $3.00
HATS—
$1.00 and $2.00
3 RAINCOATS—
$8.00 Each
COTTON BLOOMERS—
77c
RAYON BLOOMERS—
Sizes x—xx—xxx
S1.00
CREPE GOWNS—
S2.50
JERSEY GOWNS—
S1.95 and S2.95
ALL BED JACKETS—
t/z-Price
BLOUSES—
1 /2-Price
COTTON GLOVES—
$1.00
EVENING GLOVES—
$1.95
PANTIES, with Supporters
$1.00
BELTS—
SKIRTS-
50c
Vz-Price
SCARES REDUCED
New Spring
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in crepes and cottons, reg
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E. PITTS STREET
j
Miss Little Hostess To
Baptist Business Women
Miss Jamie Little was hostess to
members of the Business Women’s
circle of the First Baptist church
for the January meeting on Mon- ; J y
day evening. “Grow In Consecra- D • i l
tion" was the topic of the devotion- DMuQe V«lub
on Thursday evening with Mrs. P.
M. Pitts, Miss Margaret Holland and
Miss Agnes Davis as associate hos
tesses.
i Mrs. H. M. Young, the president
| conducted the business session. For
i the evening's program Miss Mary
Johnson reviewed the book "In The
Dark Garden” by Frank Slaughter.
At the conclusion of the program
sandwiches, cookies and tea were
Hos Meeting
Mrs. Roy Gasque entertained her
num-
al conducted by Miss Irene Work
man. Miss Marion Burts, program
chairman discussed “Christ The An
swer For The Individual”, which bridge club Thursday for a
[ was followed by prayer and a bus-; bei' of afternoon games,
iiness session. j Two tables were arranged for
j A social hour was enjoyed and cards in an attractive setting of
I the hostess and assistant hostess, greenery and berries. Score awards
i Mrs. Noland Suddeth served fruit were presented Mrs. Raymond Pitts,
cake with coffee. a club visiter, and Mrs. Jasper Row-
, land. Mrs. Louis Fowler was also
Mr« WilHor a & ucst the club for the afternoon,
i * . UC r • After cards a dessert course was
Entertains Friends jserved.
! - Mrs. J. B. Wilder entertained at' | j
! her home last Wednesday afternoon MrS. Adflir HoStCSS
! with a drop-in. An informal hour of t_ i ^ .
'conservation was enjoyed and dur-i 10 LUTHCrOn VarOUp
! ing the afternoon fruit cake, mints Mrs. Rhett P. Adair was hostess
and coffee were served. Mrs. Wil- ! ° n Monday evening to the Woman’s i
der was assisted in serving by Mrs J Missionary Society of St. John’s Lu-
J. A. Coleman. theran church for their monthly
! meeting.
Wednesday Cluh An inform ative program on “The
I .V.. . n . . a y.. -7° [New Christians In America" was
rendered by Mrs. W. O. Derrick.
Later the hostess served a salad
plate, punch and cookies and a so
cial hour was enjoyed.
Mrs. Hall Gives
With Mrs. Hollis
The Wednesday bridge club met
the past week at the home of Mrs.
Tommy Hollis.
After ,,a number of interesting,
ghmes the prize for top score was
; presented Mrs. Robert F. ‘Black. /-'i i D
During the afternoon refreshments'^ - ®'*’^*'/ '■'■UD irogrom
of sandwiches, coifee and fruit cake I Tuesday January 4, the Century
1 were served. : club met at the home of Mrs Ed-
;ouard Patt^, with the president Mrs.
j Robert E. W^sor, presiding.
Mrs. E. H. Hall who was in charge
i_ _ - - of the afternoon's program gave bi-
lo Bridge Club : ©graphical sketches of the ehair-
Thursday afternoon Mrs. Fred Ox- men and Presidents of the United
ley entertained members of her | Nati ons.
; bridge club with two tables in play. [ .
After an interesting number of ClintOM Music Club
i progressions high and second score ij ij
i awards were presented Mrs. B. /ViCeiing
| Ballard and Mrs. J. B. Arnold. La-1 The regular monthly meeting of
ter a tempting salad plate, cookies i { be Clinton Music club was held
1 La _ , I i r-t ♦ U^v ~ * A I TTC a T-* ,
Mrs. Oxley Hostess
| and hot chocolate were served.
In the living room pyracantha ber-
jries with winter greenery were at-
: tractive and on the dining room la-
: ble an arrangement of the berries
j in a silver container were flanked
i by tall tapers in silver holders.
Mrs. Coleman Hostess
To Sara Glenn Circle
Mrs. Julian Coleman, Mrs. J. J.
Greene and Miss Rose Lee were
hostesses ai the home of the former
in the parlors of the First Presby
terian church on Wednesday after
noon.
Mrs. Harry McSween vice-presi- j
dent, presided. Mrs. McSween had
arranged an interesting program on
“The Symphony’’. She discussed the
meaning and illustrated by playing!
"Haydns Surprise Symphony’’, Be-
thoven’s 5th Symphony and Schu-1
berfs Unfinished Symphony. The I
piano selections were given and then |
recordings played.
Later refreshments of pound cake,
coffee.
on Monday evening to twenty-five ^ offee - nuts, mints and candied
members of the Sara Glenn Circle I wcr <-' served by the hostesses
of Broad Street Methodist church Miss Ruth Bailey, Mrs. Hal Bald-
— j win, Mrs. Edgar Blakely, and Mrs.
Roy Gasque.
Presbyterian Business
Women Have Meetings
Circle No. I of the First Presby-1
terian church met on Monday even- [
ing at the home of Mrs. Pierce j
Chandler with Mrs. Austin Chand- i
ler and Mrs. S. D. Templeton as I
associate hostesses, with twenty-
three members in attendance.
Mrs. Robert E. Wysor talked to
the group on “Foreign Missions and
Mrs. A. M. Copeland continued the
Bibid study.
At the conclusion of the program
a salad course, tea and cake were
iserved.
! Mrs. Edward Ferguson and Mrs
Tommy Hollis-were co-hostesses to
circle No. 2 at the home of the form
er Monday evening.
Mrs. A. S. Maxwell, former mis
sionary to Brazil, gave an interest
ing talk on “Foreign Missions”.
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“Dr. Hart. I feel 25 year* younger dnre being under vour
care,” said this 53 year old patient of our*.
“I have suffered nrrvou* indigestion about 4 year* and every
thing I ate caused stomach distress. I have taken laxatives sev
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them hemorrhoids would develop.”
“After being under your care only a few weeks, mv nervous
indigestion has improved so much that I eat most anything
• without any trouble. I haven't taken any laxatives since being
under your care and my bowels are normal in their action That
discomfort in my neck has disappeared and I have more energy
than usual. I am well pleased with results from Chiropractic
spinal adjustments and want to bring my wife in for a checkup ”
These are the words of a patient who was dismissed a few
days ago.
If you have a stubborn case of nervous indigestion or other
illness and wish to get well, consult—
DR. CHARLES J. HART
254 WEST MAIN ST — LAURENS, S C
One Block west of Post Office, next to First Methodist Church
Ground Floor Plenty of parking space
TRAILWAYS
4 trips daily to CHARLOTTE
via Chester, leaving *8:30AM,
12:15 PM, 3:10 PM. and *6:24
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4 trips daily to ANDERSON
leaving 10:30 AM, 3:35 PM. 5:15
PM, 8:10 PM. All Anderson
schedules connect with fast
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Other daily service to AU
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ASHEVILLE.
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