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THE WISft—Ftor everyone of our friends :
a Happy and Prosperous New Yew.
THE PROMISE—That our wrvice, to tou },;
in the coming year shall be prompt, :
efficient and courteous,
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THE APPRECIATION—For your patron-
asre, your good will and cohtihued
interest our sincere and hearty thanks.
THE HOPE—That we may continue to
serve you agreeably for many years to
come.
Rev. J. B. Bnoieli, supertBtendent of
the De la Howe i^oo) at WUlinffton,
frai a vUitor in Monday.
Silas Bailey andVoe M^ii spent
Wednesday in Dilloa where they at
tended the marriafe of ^heir former
class-mate, Porter H. Bonunr, .to Miss
Louise Blissard.
B. E. Wilson was called to^Peaks. on
s«B^arc9KsBck«ittil,tiriMirdi^ his
father, W. M. Witoon.
Ansel Bennett, pharmacist of At
lanta, spent a few days in the city this
week vdth relatives.
Miss Margaret Blakely of Florence,
spent several days of the past week
visiting )ier parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Ross Blakely.
Miss Bessie Dugan of . the Green
wood hospital, was the guest of her
mother, Mrs. L. M. Dugan, a few days
the past week.
Rev. John McSween was in Rock
Hill Thursday to attend the funeral of
Dr. D. B. Johnson.
George Moore of Columbia, spent
the holidays with his father,' L. J.
Moore. He had as his gruest, John
Crosby, also of Columbia.
Mr. and Mrs. W. G. King and chil
dren spent Sunday in Liberty as the
guests of Miss Eunice Robinson.
The many friends in the city of John
BIr. and Mrs. Joe U'Carter
Sum^y guests of Mr, an^ Mn.
Brown*'in Cross Rill.
Mr. and Mrs. C. K. Mills art
ing a few days with relatives tii^!
-perity.
Lawrenee Bushin of ''Clevi^nd,
Ohio, is tW guest oKf hlk sister,'Mrs.
Cofie B.^ Adair.
Jack Mberts, a student at'
mond seminary, is Hie guest ^ Mends
in the city.
Mrs. A. L.. Watts and little grand
son, Billy Lynn, of Greenville, spent
several ^ys lairt week as the guest
of her daughter, Mrs. JR. W. RichtTy.
Misses Virginia and Mary Benja
min of SpaHanboir, visited relatives
here this week.
Miss Katherine Kennedy of Spar
tanburg, is spending this week with
her aunt, Mrs. Bothwell Graham.
. Dr. and Mrs. Lewis Bailey of Spar
tanburg, were the guests of relatives
here on Christmas day.
The friends here of Walker Bailey
will regret to learn that he is ill in a
hofipital in Florence, suffering ^m
diphtheria.
Mr. and Mrs. Nelson P. Dow, for
merly of Durham, N. C., have%fone to
their home in Nashville, Tenn., after
spending the holidays with the latter’s
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Holland Hunter and F. M. Boland are j parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Rantin',
glad to see them out again after at-[ Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Todd and son.
the fecent^guests * of Mr. and*
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No stone will be lef t mturn^ ii^
our effort to render ^ real
quality service and jto plbvide aft
botisewivei^ with grbcery servi^
of the finest type*
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42 Years
Continuous Service
Only when an institution is built
upon a solid structure of helpful
service to the public czm it sur
vive for 42 yeaurs. Through all
these years we have rendered a
broad banking service.
YOUR 1929 ACCOUNT INVITED
Bailey i Son
■Miss Josephine Bfodie of LeesvilTe
was the recent guest of Mrs. Gary I R. Z .Wright.
Dillard. Mrs. Ralph Copeland, Mrs. Carl
Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Wilson returned i Floyd, Mrs. Guy Copeland, Misses
on Saturday from Jacksonville, Fla., Margaret Copeland and Lydi^ B. Cope-
and were accompanied by'their daugh- j land were visitors in Greenville on
ter, Mrs. Frank Gray, who will spend Friday.
several weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Richbourg of|<>
Mrs. W. B. Farr and sons, Thomas Fairfax, are the guests of relatives
and Wm. Beatty, of Durham, N. ('.,' in the city.
are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. W.. D. Mrs. John Ball of Jacksonville, Fla.,
Copeland and other relatives, here. , is the guest of her nephew, O. B. Bur-
Miss Marion Copeland visited her i roughs, and family,
sister, Mrsy/Marshall Dendy, in New-j Mrs. Emma Little is spending sev-
berry this week. ! eral days with* her daughter, Mrs.
Mrs. Agnes Kefn had as her Christ- i Morgan Todd, in Sinipsonville.
mas guests, Mr. and Mrs. W. R. An- Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Killen and daugh-
derson of Laurens, Mrs. B. M. .\nder- ter, ^iss Ethel, were visitors in
son and Misses Sadie, Henrietta and i Greenvlile on Tuesday.
Mary Anderson og Spartanburg, and' Mr. and Mrs. George Comelson, Jr.,
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Anderson and : were the recent guests of friends and
children of Spartanburg. | relatives in Spa'rUnburg.
Miss Louise Cleveland of Chicora | Misses Grace League, Emma Little
college, spent the holiday season with; and Ruth Gaugh returned, to Green-
! her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. E.Cleve-1 ville Womans'college yesterday after
!]and. | spending the holiday saeson here with
i Miss Kate Odiorne of VV'inthrop col- j relatives and friends,
j lege, has been spemjing the holidays j Mr. and Mrs. Joe Duncan and son,
I wth heir parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Billy, left for Decatur, Ala., on Sat-
■ Odiorne. urday after spending the holidays
I Mrs. L. A. Barrow and daughter, with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. J.
: Miss Virginia, of Charlotte, visited [ Duncan.
I relatives here during the week-end. j The many friends of di e W. Leake
I James Wright has returaod to j will he glad to know that he is recov-
! school in Asheville, after spending thcjeiing from an attack of flu that has
' holidays with his parents, Mr. and ; kept him Jrom serving the patrons of
his rural route for the past two weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Elliott Hall had as
their guests during the past week.
Misses Selina Cozby of Cross, Anna
•Mr.s. James L. Wright.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Dunwody have
'1 returned home after spending two
weeks with relatives in Birmingham.
Mrs. Fi. D. Craig and children arc Clarke of Barnwell, Mary Lindsay of < ►
Wrens, Columbia, and Messrs. Walker Lawton
. of Spartanburg, and Cecil Wittkowsky
of Camden.
$1,000,000 FOR
S. C. HIGHWAYS
BANKERS
OLDEST
STRONGEST
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I the guests of her parents in
Ga.
[ Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Kern of Spar
tanhurg, were the guests of the for
liner’s mother, Mrs. Agnes Kern, dur
; inng the (.^hristmas holidays.
Ralph BaTrow of W’est Point, N. Y.,
visited friends and relatives here last ' —
week-end. State’s Part of S7.‘L000,000 Federal
Mrs. B. K. W'iLsun and children. L. .Aid Fund Is .Available,
.J. Moore, -Alec Henry an.i .A..I. Milling .\fter July,
v.eie in Peaks Monday tu httend the 'Washington, Dec. 2d.- .\pportion-i
funeral of W . M. Wilson, father of , nient of .$7d,r2.'),0;)() to the s'ates has j
Mr. Wilson. been made by Secretaiy .Jardine as
.Messrs. Banks an 1 Graham Hayes federal aid in road construction for^^
G)f Greer, visited friends here
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1928-1929
As we stand on the threshold of a
New Year, we express to our
friends and patrons our appreci-
iation for the long continued con
fidence held in this institution
which we believe gains in strength
and scope with a public who recog
nize the right relationship be
tween service and recompense*
“THE BANK OF PERSONAL SERVICE”
(lay.
(darence Sistar
nary, .Atlanta, is
days with friends
phanage.
Miss Blanche .Austin of Cross
n Sun- the fiscal year which begins next July.
The funds will be exiiended in ac-
of (ddumbia semi- cordance with j)a.st piareeJuro, the cost,^^
spending several of construction on roads designated as
at Thornwell or- ' part of the Federal system' to he
l)orne almost equally hy the states and
Hill, ; the Federal governmei;|t.
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was the recent guest of .Miss Billie During the last fiscal year imiirove- <►
Putnam. ments were completed on 8,1K4 miles
Mr. and Mr.s. .lack Wilson of Bates-, of federal aid roads which had not
burg, are visiting the forinei’s par- been jireviously improved, the svere-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. .A. T. Wilson. • Itnry of agriculture announced in con-
Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Putnam visited , nection with the new apportionment,
the former’s mother, Mrs*. B. Putnaiii. .Advanced stages of improvement were
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in Owings on Sunday.
Misses -Martha Davidson and Diis '
Blakely were w(‘ek-en(l visitors in <'o- !
jlumbia.
The friends of R. C. Adair are glad
; to see him back at Bailey’s Bank after
' an attack of flu of several days.
^ Rev. W. W.* FMge and family of
Jj Lancaster, Pa., are visiting his moth
er, Mrs. M. J. Edge and sisters. Mrs. ,
G. .A. Black and Mrs. .1. V. Edwards.
The friends of W. A. Dicus will re-
^'gret to learn that he is very ill with
pneumonia.
Misses Mildred .VIcGee and Dolly
Pratt of Greenwocld^ were the recent i
guests of Mrs. Mai^* R. Prather.
George Boland of Columbia, is the
guest of Jeff Boland, Jr.
Mrs. Mae l..eanian, formerly with
J the Clinton Furniture Co., has accept- i
ed a position in the bookkeeping de-
I partment of D. E. Tribble Company. |
Mrs. R. W. Wade was the week-end
j guest of Mrs. B, M. Spratt if Chester.-
Mrs. T. C. Johnson and children:
spent several (Jays this week as the ;
I guests of relatives in Newt)erry.
'Born to Mr. and Mrs. B. W. Gibson
of Inman, a daughter, on Dec. 29. |
Mrs. Gibson before her marriage was
Miss Aileen Hipp of this citv.
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Miss Gussie Mills of Prosperity
sj>ent several days last week as the
guest of her brother, C. N. Mills.
Fuller Goodman spent ^veral days
this w^k with friends atid relutrves
complete I on 2,014 miles.
Sums apportioned various states'
follow:
Georgia $1,980,443; Maryland $633,-
615; North Carolina $1,716,919; South
Carolina $1,061,447; Tennessee $1,-
609,662; Virginia $1,433,405, and West
Virginia $796,495.
( H ATION FOR LETTERS OF
Vadmimstkation
The Staf of South Carolina.
l.,aurens County.
By n <f Thompson, Prohate'Judgc:
'W’Tiereas, J. M. Mibore made suit to]
me to grant him Letters of Adminis-.
tration of the Estate and effects of
.Mrs. Lee Hembree.
These are therefore, to cite and ad- .
monish all and singular the Kindred
and Creators of the said Mrs. Lee |
Hembree, deceased, that they be and '
appear before me. in the Court of
Probate*, to be held at I-Auiens ^kiurt
House, l..«ure7i.s. S, C.. on January 14, i
1929 ne.xt, after publication hereof, at i
11 o’clock in 'the foremion, to show'
cause, if any they have, why the said
Administration should not be granted.
Given under my hand this 28th, day
of December. .A. D., 1928. j
O. CL THOMPSON,
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If You Know
Clinton’s History
you also know that of the FIRST
NATIONAL for this institution
has been serving and growing
with this city since the day of its
organization.
Operating under strict United
States Government Supervision,
this bank renders every banking,
investment and trust service, and
upon its record of safety and ser
vice it invites your 1929 account
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OUR SERVICE MAKES FRIENDS
Rut National Baal
“Clinton’s Strongest Bank”
Telephone No. 7
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Economy Will Permanently Rule
If you start buying your edibles of all
kinds from here in
1929
Meats/ Groceries, Canned Goods, Fruits, .
Produce, etc., will bc'found here fresh at
all times. An^ always of quality unsur
passed. Our service is prompt and depend-
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able. Phone us—start the new year Tight
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BALDWIN’S GROCERY
“The Home of Good Things To Eat”
Phones 99 and 100,
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BY LICENSED PHARMACISTS
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At Union Station”
Phones 377 and 400
Phones 377 and ^00