Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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tl/ ,r*r ' IS CANDY SHE WILL LIKE V We have just received a shipment of Whitman’s Candy from which you may choose thenssottment Which sheltkesheSt. RWMMI • Established 1886 Saving Were All If lust putting* a way of jnoaey in a sav ings bank were the only object of saving, it would be of little benefit. The depositor would we simply a nifte» ® » Money is meant to be used, wisely and with regard to real needs and wants. Wise investments can be made only with ready money "and a savings account 'furnishes ;; ready igqhey. ^ to £ We stand ready and eager at all times to advise our depositors of good invest- ments---places for the money they have saved.. Open your account here today. Bankers “Clinton’s Oldest Bank” :: Mr. W. E. Bell, of Greenville, spent last Friday in town on business. ^»d Mrs. W. A. Galloway »nd cbiRlren, of Abbeville, spent Sunday with relatives in town. Mrs. Marion Fleming Bailey and litlie Misses Frances and Ftorehce Bqiley, of Augusta, are the guests df Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Bailey. Mrs. Drummond has returned to her home in Laurens after a visit here with Mrs. T. L. W. Bailey. Miss Mary Dillard, who teaches in Greenville, is spending the Spring holidays with her sister, Mrs. Reese Young. Miss Corrinne Bailey, of Converse, spent a few days here this week with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Bailey. Miss Collette Griffin, of Welford, spent the past we^k-end with her mother, Mrs. Julia Griffin. Mrs. Luther Young and children are spenarrig ^d' weeKs ~wltlr~Mrs. Young’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Char* lie Moore, in Greer. Misses Louise and Martha David son and Emmie Pitts have returned to Columbia College after spending the Spring holidays in the city with their parents. Misses B. and Nan Copeland have returned to Chicora after spending the Spring holidays with home-folks. Mrs. M. H. Hunter and Misses Leora and Ida Mae Hunter, of Lau rens spent Friday here with relatives. Mrs. Jas. Sprunt and children, of Dillon, are visiting her mother, Mrs. Maggie Hays. Mr. Marshall Dendy, of Columbia Seminary, spent the past week-end here as the guests of friends. Misses Matt L. Copeland and Ruth Workman, of Chicora, . spent the Spring holidays with home-folks. Rev. L. E. Wiggins and little Miss Lydia Wiggins visted relatives in Pickens last Friday and Saturday. Miss Floride Rudd spent the past week-end here as the guest 6f Mrs. E. G. Fuller, - Born to Mr. and Mrs. Walter Rich- bourg Saturday, March the twenty- nineth, a daughter. Mr. N. P. Dow, of Nashville, was the guest of friends in town for the past week-end. Miss Ethel Langston and Mr. Earl Langston, of EBUtlhs, visited Mr. and Mrs. P. M. Pitts in Friday. Miss Lyde Vance Copeland, of Greenville, speijt the past week-end here with Misses Lillian Burns And Madera Browning. Misses Natmelle Blalock and Flor ence Rantin, of Chicora, spent the Spring holidays hire with their par ents. Mrs. J. C. Harper and Miss Ruth Harper spent the past week-end with Mrs. R. L. Bailey. Miss Elizabeth .Douglas, of Con verse, spent the spring holidays here with her parents, Dr. and Mrs. D. M. Douglas. MrS. Will Copeldnd spent last week with relatives in Greenville. Mr. D. W. A. NeVille was in Colum bia Monday or business. Miss Ida Patrick returned to Co lumbia Monday hfter spending the past week-end here with relatives. Mrs. R. Lae Hunter, of Greenville, spent several days in the city this yveek with relatives. ■topuwI Mr. and Mra. Joe L. Baaudrot and children, of Greenwood, spent Sun day here' with their mother, Mrs. Mary Prather. Meamrts. J. H. Pitts and R. P. Adair spent Friday in Whitmire on buaineas. £. Mrs. Bessie Ferguson, of Whit mire, was the recent guest of her mother, Mrs. Nannie Ferguson. Mrs. Mary Beaudrot and- Miss Lila Beaudrot, of Greenwood, spent Sun day here with Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Bond. Mrs. Johnnie Johnson, Mrs. Sam McCracken, of Newberry, and Mrs. Otis Suber and children and Mrs. Geo. Young, of Whitmire, spent Sat urday here with Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Lankford. Mrs. Charlie Wallace, of Jalapa, is spending a few days with relatives in town. Mr. Glenn Fuller has returned to Wofford after* spending terrdays hetejf^ with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Fuller, on account of illness. Mrs. Tom Workman and Miss Irene Workman have returned from several weeks’ stay in Greenville. Misses Edna and Arline Daniel, Dess>3 Padgett, Juanita Rucker, and Ruth McQuiston returned to Chicora College on Monday after spending Xie Spring holidays with friends at Thorn well. Miss Margaret Wilson, of Due West Woman’s College, is spending the Spring holidays with her moth- ^errMrs. Mary P. Wilson. Mr. W. B. Kimble, of Swansea, spent the past week-end with friends at the orphanage. Miss Margaret Fowler spent the past week-end in Chester. Mr. Fitzlan Chappet, of Birming ham, Ala., spent a few diys the past week with friends iit Thprnwell. Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Bffurff, of Lau rens, visited friends in town* on Sun- dya. Miss Elizabeth Lynn, of Agnes Scott Colfkge, is spending the Sprnig holidays with her parents, Dr. and Mrs. L. Ross Lynn. Rev. and Mrs. Lewis H. Lancaster are the guests of Rev. and Mrs. An drew Nickles in Charleston. Rev. and Mrs. William G. Neville, of Converse, are visiting relatives on their return from a trip to Charles ton. *. Mr. Joe Hollis was called home on Fridaj i ‘on account of the illness of his father. Dr. and Mrs. T. L. W. Bailey spent Wednesday in Gyeenville. Mr. and Mrs. Doe Little, of Abbe ville, spent Sunday here with Mr. Little’i sister, Mrs. Jas. R. Copeland. Mr. J. F. Jacobs, Sr., returned Wednesday from a business trip to Lakeland, Flai Mr. Reese Young spent Friday in Greenville With his sister, Mrs. John Henry. Mr. Cary Stroud and his mother, of Enoree, spent Sunday with Mrs. Henry Youn^ and family. Mr. amf Mrs. E. G. Fuller, Mr. and Mrk. Fred Gaines and Misses Willie Rudd Fuller and Christine Peake spent Sunday in Saluda. Mrs. J. A. Bailey spent Saturday in Spartanburg. • ' Mrs. M. J. McFadden and little Miss Irene Dillard leSVe tomorrow Food He Naturally a wife’s first thought when shopping for food is what will my husband like best for breakfast, dinner, or supper? —and you can come to this store knowing that you wilt be^able* to select 'from the choicest viands the market affords. I; Baldwin Bros. Grocery “Good Things to Eat” ~ Phones 99 and 100 - - Clinton,.S. C. | * :: Three pleasant words with a ing. mean- They mean that,the sender is one who knows how to do business; who has a bank account and who, therefore, is likely to have a good credit rating and whose busi- ness is a reliable, going concern. Pay by check. It’s the modern way to do business and to meet your obligations. Open an account today. NjUV^ ^HERCIAL Bl K3 TlTIri-J. rat. <** *0timmmm****m*wm* imh iwmwywo m o g Mias Janie Holla spent the .week-efra tej*;, Miss Annie Holland. M?a(. John Glenn, of Spartanburg, was the guest of relatives in town and Bvtflay. Miss Nannie Yp^ng Tribble, of Due Weak Woman’s College, spent the Spring holidays here with her par- eiits, Mr. aild Mr* a E. Tribble. Miss Ethel Clayton, of Central, was the guest of; Mrs. Pringle Cope land for the past week-end. Mr. fa^l Austin, of Greenville, spent Simday in &e city. Mip. Finden, <*f Connecticut, is vis iting her sister, li&s. Len Rounds. „ Messrs. W. D. and J. I. Copeland spent last Friday |n Greenville. MisseS Frances and Nina McSwain, of Greehville, wefre guests of their aunts, Mrs. Will Copeland and Mrs. A* W. Brice for tjie Spring holidays. Mrs. L. D. McCrary, Miss Maude Pearson and Misses Ella Little and “Ccjp^iy” McCrary were recent visit- ofs in Woodruff. Misses Ruth Ferguson and Lucy Creech, who have been the guesta of Mr. and Mrs. John Ferguson and oth er relatives for several 4mfs, left Tuesday for their home in Spartan burg. Mr. and Mrs. Johnnie Johnson, of Newberry* were the guesta the past week-end of her mother, Mrs. Glenn. Mr. and Mrs. Dogan Hollis, Misses Eva and Alice Ruth Hollis and Mrs. Chesley Duvall spent Sunday with friends in Lexington. Mr. Fred Gaines and little Alice Rose Gaines ipent Sunday with rela tives in Greepvijd.'ii'; j. Mrs. Johnhio Bobo -witt spend Fri day with relatives In sfataNT nd, of Welford, | to spend a few days in Charleston here with her sis- with* Miss Anna Skinner. Messrs. Thomas and Francis Woods, of Peking, China, who are attending school in Connecticut, are spending the Spring holidays here with their uncle, Dr. D. J. Woods. Mrs. J. A. Bailey and Miss Aldine Bailey leave Friday to spend a few days in Charleston. Prof. H. E. Sturgeon, L. B. Dillard and Coach Walter A. Johnson ac companied the P.' C. baseball team to Columbia yesterday for the Caro lina-?. C. game. Miss Frances O’Danief, who teach es in. Greenville, is spendng the Spring holidays at home with her parents. Mrs. Zee McLees has returned from a few days’ visit to her sister, Mrs. Homer Todd, in Greenville. Miss Olive Tuck spent the week end in Spartanburg. Miss Lela Russell, 'of Winthrop College, visited fi lends in town this week. ; Miss Lurea Moore spent the week end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Moore, in Greer, Meedaaaes Ben Wilson, Clyde Todd, Reed Todd, and Misses Tefwe Blake ly and Lizzie Sloan Vere in New berry yesterday attending a mission ary meeting of the A. R. P. church. Mrs. E. G. Fuller spent Thursday in Atlanta. Miss Kathleen Dean* spent the weekrend with home-folks in Whit mire. Mr. Gus W. Hollingsworth spent Thursday in Greenwood on business. Mr. and Mrs. V. P. Adair and Miss Vivian Parks Adair wRl spent Friday in weenwODa. Here is Tke Trim Accuracy of Style Tkat Young Men Want* Everij line is exactly right in the line clothes that “Hart Schafiner Marx” and “Alco” have made lor us this spring; ijou’ll like their easij drape, their .un~ questionable * ri gkt ness.” The Home of HART SCHAFFNER & MARX CLOTHES StofrTfoir Men, CLINTON, SOUTH CAROLINA ■ * ‘ ’' ‘Everybody Knows—We Guarantee Satisfaction*