The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, January 24, 1929, Image 5
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THE CUNTON CHRONICLE, CLINTON. vS. C.
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PRESCRIPTIONS
PROGRESSIVE—BUT NOT EltCESSIVE
We are always striving to give our
^patrons just n Mttle mor^but our
rates are never excessive. Pure
drugs are sold here at moderate
prices. •
PROMPT DELIVERY
Our deliveries are the sort that de
light impatient people. Just <^11
No.' 1, and your order will be sent
RUSH. r
A complete ^tock of all drugs and
other apothecary’s articles makes
trading with us a pleasure.
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Bruce Galloway returned home Fri
day after spending some time in
Greenville and Nashville.
Miss Grace League of Greenville
Womans college, spent the week-end
at home with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. R. M. League.
Friends of Geo. M. Davis will be
glad to learn that he is able to be
out again after having been confined
to his bed for several weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Harker and
children of Atkins, spent several days
this week with Mrs. Harker*s parents,
Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Blakely.
F. D. Young of Lake City, spent
several days this week with Mr. and
Mrs. T. E. Barnes.
Miss Ruth McQuiston of Yori(,‘wa8
called home on Saturday on account
of the illness and death of her broth
er, Harry McQuiston.
Friends of Miss AHne Newsom vrill
be iplieased to learn that she has return
ed home after having been a'patient
at Dr. Hays’ hospital for several days.
Miss Janie Holland and friends,
Misses Rivers and Britt of Spartan
burg, were the week-end guests
Mfv and Mrs. George'Holland
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Mrs. Mollie Spears of Landrum, is
visiting her niece, Mrs. J. W. Craw
ford. . *
Mrs. W. W. Lewis and children of
Whitmire, spent the week-end with
her parmits, Mr. and Blrs. R. H. Hat
ton.
Mr. andiMrs. Wi'C.""Oxley and chil
dren were^e guests of relatives in
Newberry om Sunday.
Mrs. ^bby Hawkins has returned
to* her home in Hendersonville, after
spending some time with^her sister,
Mrs. J. F. Norris.
Mrs. A. A. Ramage spent several
days last week with her sister, Mrs.
Talm^ge Henry, in Spartanburg.
Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Galloway, ac
companied by !bi*. S. C. Hays left last
night for Detroit, Mich.
Miss Helen Suber of Whitmire,
spent the week-end with her aunt,
Mrs. Lewis Simpson.
Mrs. V. P. Adair, Mrs. G. R. David
son, Miss Ms^ry Lizzie Owens, John
Griffith and Rev. 0. M. Abney were
in Greenville on Tuesday attending a
meeting at the Buncombe Street Meth-
of i odist church.
C. W. Stone, C
R. Workman and
.Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Cozby and daugh- i L. T. Lawson returned Tuesday night
ter,. Miss Dudley, spesjt several days from Atlanta, where they spent sev-
here last week with frieni^s. . . j eral days on business.
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J I rival of a daughter, January 21.
4 Marion Foxworth of Sumter, visit-
What We Mean By “Pure Groceries” :
When we say “Ptire Groceries” we mean that'we sell
only products that can pass the most rigid,firovernment
tests for purity and wholesomeness.
We believe that our customers are entitled to this
protection.
BUY YOUR GROCERIES HERE.
Blakely’s
^LEPHONES136 AND 175
led friends in the city on Sunday.
Miss Virginia Moyees of Converse
Established 1886
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For 41 Years
“Bailey’s Bank” has been a helpful, con
structive force in the business life of Clin
ton and vicinity.
Always it has undertaken to supply every
facility forlihe handling of personal and
commercial banking transactions, while
striving also to match its service to person
al preferences, as well as business methods.
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Let us show what we can make an account
mean to your business.
Biiln i Sod
Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Pinson visited
friends in Newberry Sunday.
B. R. Fuller of Clinton, spent Sun-
Marion, N, C., spent several days this !,
o week with relatives anrd friends. . j ^bss bmmie Goodman of Belton, is
Mr. and Mrs., W. T. Putnam spent' guest of ..liss Lizzie Carter.
BANKERS
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return to .’fjesteday after
having been illweeks with
influenza.
Dr. and Mrs. E. Mood Smith and
college, spent the week-end with Miss Dr. and Mrs. Felder Smith were the
Caroline Harby. ,
Mr. and Mrs. Collier Todd and Mr.
and Mrs. Morgan Todd of Simpson-
ville, spent Sunday with Mrs. Emma
Little.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry M. Young and
children were the guests of relatives
in Founutain Inn on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Milam spent
Sunday in Whitmire as the guests of
.relatives.
Rev. John MeSween spent Sunday
in Florence where he occupied the pul-
^ ■ pit of the First Presbyterian church.
Miss Helen Chalmers of Newberry,
spent the w'eek-end with her mother,
Mrs. Mary Chalmers.
Mr. and Mrs. Claud Workman of
guests of Mr, and Mrsf Eugene Tim
merman in Charlotte on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Hatton and chil
dren and R. H. Hatton visited Saluda
dam on Suniay.
Miss Lucy Bailey of Converse col
lege, spent the week-end with her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Bailey.
CROSS HILL ITEMS
OF IN7 EREST
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The
Logical Place
[.Sunday in Owings visiting the for-
I mer’s mother, Mrs. Bluford Putnam.
I Mrs. M. G. Smith of Milledgeville,
Ga., is spending some time with her
(laughter, Mrs. Lee Add Bliakely, who
1 is a patient ki Dr. Hays’ hospital,
i Mrs. T. E. Barnes was called to New
j Bern, N. C., on Saturday on account
jof the death of her brother, Virgil E.
I Kohn.
I Mr. and Mrs. George Speake attend-i
ed the funeral of Mrs. E. M. Gilles-
! pie in Greenville on Sunday,
t Frienls of O. P. Slater will learn
[ with interest that he has accepted a
j position in Oklahoma City,
j Mrs. M. J. Furqueron spent several
days this week with relatives in Foun-
Itain Inn.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Mai'chant and!
I Miss Hamilton of Laurens, ’ visited
I friends in the city on Saturday.
Miss Mary Lou Bell spent the week-
i end in Greenville with friends.,
j W. Elwood Dillard of Augusta,
spent Sunday in the city w’ith friends
jand rclative.s.,
j , Dr, and MFs. M. J. McFadden have
<Mreturne;l home after spending several
weeks in Bishopville visiting relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Reese Young were
visitors in Greenville on Monday.
Butler Boyd, Jr., spent the week
end with friends in Charleston.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Poe and children
of Greenville,.spent Sunday with Mrs.
B. M. Duttoh.
Mr. and Mrs. J. JVt“Pitts were^ttre
Sunday guests of Mr. and .Mrs. Ru»s
D. Young in Laurens:
C. J. Killon of Greenville, and Miss
H>'thel Killcn of Chicora college, spent
the ‘ week-end with Mrs. Killen at
The many friends of Mrs. Nannie
Davenport regret to leajn that she
is iiuite ill.
Miss Gladys Griffin of Greenville, is
visiting her parents, Mr,’and Mrs. W.
E. Griffin.
Dr. and Mrs. H. B, Senn of Beau
fort, were here last Sunday ,for the
funeral of Mr, John Rudd.
Admiral .Sam McGowan and sister*
Mrs. Rosa Cantey of New York, and
Miss^Rpsa .McGiiwan of I.Jiurens, spent
Friday w'ith Mr. and D,
Nance,
Miss Frances Love ly^turned to her
home near Chester on Monday, after a
visit to her sister, Mrs. R. D. Nance.
Miss Lizzie Carter is at home after
spending a L w days in Clinton withijJ^
relatives. |
Mrs. J. W. Jenkins of Greenwood,f
visited the Misses Rudd last week.
Miss Gertrude Leaman ami her
nvother, Mrs. W. H. I^’aman. were Sat
urday shoppers in Clinton.
Mrs. J. H. Nance is at home from
Gre.enwood where she ha.s been a pa
tient in the hospital.
.Mr. and Mrs. Frank Miller, and
daughter, 'Marjorie, visited relative.s
in'Clinton, on Sunday.
Mrs. Joe McClaryof Greenville, is-
visiting her parentvs. Mr. and -Mrs. J.
\V. ('oleman.
Mr. and .Mrs. Love of ('hest(“r, are
vi.siting Mr. and Mr.s. R. 1). Nance. .Ir.
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Funeial seiAices for .John H. HuM.
prcminc^fd: citizen of C'ross Hill, who
died/dt the Greonwerd hospital. Fri-
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for your will and your insurance
policies is where they can be most
easily located after your death.
Choose a box in the Safe Deposit
Vault of our bank and notify your
family and your lawyers accord
ingly. , < •
‘THE BANK OF PERSONAL SERVICE”
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Hill'!
day night, .Jan. 11. of pneumonia, were
conducled at his home Sunday after
noon b.v Rev. R. H. McKinnon and in
terment was made in Lilx'rty .Springs
^ D. Boyd has returned home MTTTll'uiH wTiT~a huouTa^ of
'after a three weeks’ visit to her of (’ross Hill. '
! laughter, Mrs, Fred Culbertson, of; ^Ir. Fa>dd Was the son of the late T.
^.Woodruff. . ^ and Eliza (}o(Klwin Rudd. He
Mr.s. Rhett P. .\dair and Mrs. Hu- born .January 13, IfifiK, in ("ross
I bel t Pitts were vi.sitors in Greenville ar i was married to .Miss Hattie Rush-; ♦
■ yesterday. ton, daughter of Dk; J..JI. and 1 ♦
I Mrs. Emma Little is spending this.tha Herring Rushton of .Johnston, in t
[week with her, daughter, .Mrs. Morgan* 1KH9. She died two years later. J#
ilodd, in Simpson.ville. Mr. Rudd is survived hy one daugh-[ J
_ , I ter, Miss Floride Rudd, and two sis-j ♦
' ters. M'ss Annie Rudd and Miss Lillie'4
Mae Rudd of Cross Hill. He was a'^
popular citizen’ anl there is general ♦
, , 1 I I sorrow over his passing.
eur beloved brother, Robert J. McC ra-j ■ . i T
I u V, 11 T J V- ■ The following relative.^ served as ♦
rv. a member of Campbell Lodge No. ♦
' , ROBERT J. McCRARY
Inasmuch as it hath pleased A1
mighty God to remove from oui- midst
^ sorrow oyer his passing.
The following relative.^ served as
l‘*y A P vt * " i active “Tiailbearers; Pierce Rushton, ^
’ ‘ ■ ■ * ■ ‘ ♦ Glenn Fuller, Jim Turner, Charliey
, Therefore be it resolved that Camp-, Turner. Harley Turner, Ralph Jen-;
I bell Lodge No. 44 has not only lost a G.Menkins, Roy Scurry. '
;member and friend, but has sustained, Honotary pallbearers were: Dr. W.
j am irreparable loss oT a true and noble p Turner, Dr. C. J. S(nfirry, Boadufoi
brother, who was always intere8te(i ^ pj^son. Tom Neel, Rob Watkins. G«t-J
in the welfare of .the order, and that^^,^ (*oates, John Scurry,. Eugene'
our sympathy be extended to the be-j Hitt. Elkin Griffin, Charles i
reaved family and that we commend | Barmore Rasor, Miller Pinson,)
them to the Grand Master of the Dm-^ jj Nance, Will Boyce, S'am Austin,,
verse, who neither ^luumbers nor Chandler, Will Leaman, Jne
.sleeps, but whose all-seeing eye Ks ever I Hill. Jim Wade Hill,,
watching over them. ^ ' Bunnie Hollingsworth, Donnan With-
Be it further resolved that a page 1 erspoon. Dr. CL B. Mills, Dr. H. B.,
in our minute book be instrilied iri the ( Senn, Thomas Crews and Weldon Ix*a-1
memory (jf J.he. deceased,'a copx he-man. '
sent to the family, and one to 'The i Numerous friends and relatives
jC’linton ChronieU; for publication. .from Greenwood, Clinton, Kinard,
.GEOTw. COPELAND, Newberry, I^urens, Ninety^!
' ■ -L T. M. BOLAND, ston, Chappells, Harlcyvilie,- Mount-
I J. G. PITTS, J ville and Waterloo attend<xl the fu-
■ * Committee. I neral. 1
Convenient To Come To
Pleasant To Bank With!
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Ttie centrally located First Nation
al Bank of Clinton is convenient to
come to, no matter where your
home or business is located.
And it’s a real pleasure to do your
banking here where every up-to-
the-minute facility is at your ser
vice, and your business receives
prompt, individual attention.
OUR SERVICE MAKES FRIENDS
First NatioDDl
“Clinton’s Strongest Bank”
Telephone No. 7
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BUY SAFELY
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W'hcti compaiiY fome.s uiio.xpectedl.v don’t Ki’t alarmed.
Just think, .vour phone will g-et .vou in' touch with the
best food shop in South Carolina, by calling !HJ and 100.
Almost instant deliver.v service. W'e strive to .give you
the best Food the world affords. \Ve ha\e just lots of
aimpliments on our meats, also on our .service. Make life
easy—get the he.-^t—save you’r Ifealth, and money, too.
This week we will ha\e in our market department-^
\'eal, Keef, Pork, .Oysters and Pish. Kingan Bacon at 40c
lb.; ("urerl JIam at 20c lb.; Don't be deceived—buy the
. ha\*c b(uai-44r--.v4Hfr-4^WHT-e>i^otir--ttTwnr'TiiB(r~
.vear.>. and haVr^made good on our motto. As we begin
our tcMith year we i)ledge you our best to sati-s-fy. ar ydlii*
money back, (iive us a call and be convinced.-.
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BALDWIN’S GROCERY
“The Home of Good Things To Eat
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SADLEH-OWENS PHAR^CY
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