The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, June 11, 1925, Image 5
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Everything you will need can be
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Ice Cream and Delicious Drinks
Whitman’s Candies
Kodaks and Supplies . L_
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TO EVERY
Thorn well Boy and Girl
VISITING IN OUR CITY
Clinton’s oldest- and strongest
bank extends hearty greetings
and a cordial-welcome* We re-
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joice in your coming.
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We hope every minute! you
spend with us may be hours of
pleasure and happiness.
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We are at your service.
M. S. Bailey &
BANKERS
“Clinton’s Oldest Bank”
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WE WELCOME YOU
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We are delighted in your com-
ing. We want to extend to each
of you our warmest hospitality,
and the wish that your stay here
will be a most enjoyable one. ~ ~
Come in jto see us—we want to
_ shake your hand§—we want to
render you every possible courtesy.
! “THE BANK OF PERSONAL SERVICE”
Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Hindman/ of Miss Emmie Pitts, of Columbia col-
Barboursville, W. Va., are the guests lege, has returned home to spend thettj [
of their parents, Dr. and .Mrs. A. E. summer with her parents, Mr. and 7
Spencer. I Mrs. J. M. Pitts.
_ Mr. J. V. Edwards and family, and j Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Moorhead and
Miss Mary Black, are spending this children spent Sunday in Union
week at Myrtle Beach.
Mrs. JA. E. Lynn left Monday for
Lexington, Va., where she will spend
the summer visiting her sister.
William Kimble, of Swansea, is
spending several days in the city.
Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Lynn and chil
dren, left Tuesday for their home in
Ballenger, Texas, after a visit to his
brother, Dr. L. R. Lynn. •* >
Mr. and Mrs. Ansel Grodfrey, of
Honea Pth, are here to spend the sum
mer with relatives.
Dr. D. J. Woods has returned from
LownderfVille, where he conducted
special evangelistic services during
the past week.
Miss Elizabeth Woodward has re
turned to her home in Baltimore after
visiting here as the guest of Miss'Cor-
inne Bailey. .
Mrs. Charles E. Moody and daugh
ter, Miss Susan Moody, of New York
city, are the guests of Mrs. C. C.
Bailey.
Miss Jennie Leake, of Kissimmee,
Fla., is the* guest of her sisters, Mrs.
VrP: Allan and Mt8S Marlon Leake.
Miss Ruth McQuiston, of Chicora,
is spending the summe^r with her
mother at ^he orphanage. ...
Miss Npomi Claymon has returned
from a visit to relatives»in Greenwood.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Haynes have
returned to their home at Winston-
Salem, N. C., after a visit to Mr. R.
Z. Wright and family.
Messrs. W. A. Dicus, Thomas Jacobs
and James Browning are spending
several days at Georgetown on a fish
ing trip.
Mr. and Mrs. ^Jeorge Odiorne and
sons were week-end visitors to Folly
Beach, near Charleston.
Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Richbourg and
little daughter spent the week-end in
Laurens with relatives.’
William Lewis of Whitmire, was
a week-end visitor in the city.
Mr. and Mrs. A. W.. Brice and little
Mr. and Mrs. Ross D. Young, of
Laurens, visited Mr. and Mrs. D. W.
Mason on Sunday.
, Mrs. M. C. Deaver, of Carlisle, visits »
ed Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Donn«n on
Mondays——
Mrs. R. L. McCrackin, of Columbia,
spent the week-end with her sister,
Mrs. Blakely Sloan. She will also
visit her sister, Mrs. R. D. Lewis, in
Spartanburg ^before returning home.
Mr. and Mrs. George Tate, of Mc-
Adenville, N. C., Dr. and Mrs. Frank
Ferguson, Mrs. H. T. yerdery, Dr.
Anderson, of Greenville, Dr. Norman
t nd Harry Norman of Walhalla, and
Ir. and Mrs. Holliday of Spartan
burg, were in the city Sunday to at-,
tend the funeral of H. Y. Vance, Jr.,
son of Mr. and Mrs. H. Y. Vance of
Greenville.
Mrs. Joe Hollingsworth and John
Andy Hollingsworth, of Union, spent
Sunday with Mr. Geo. Watts Copeland.
Miss Lucile Ferguson, of Whitmire,
is spending this, week with her grand
mother, Mrs. Nannie Ferguson.
Mr. and Mrs. V. P. Adair and little
daughter, Vivian Parks, were visitors
in Columbia on Friday.
Mr. Joe Bcaurot of Greenwood spent
^mduy-wittr Mrs. Mary Prather and
was accompanied home by Mrs. Beau-
drot and children, who had been visit
ing in the city for the past week.
Mrs. S'. C. Hays and little Billy
Owens have returned from several
days stay in Dillon, where they visit
ed Mrs. James Sprunt. Ned Sprunt
accompanied them home and will
spend a month with his grandmother,
Mrs. M. A. Hays.
Mr. Gus Burton spent Sunday in
Whitmire with relatives. ,
Mi's. Marian Bailey and daughters,
Francis and Florence, of Augusta, Ga.,
will arrive Saturday to visit Mr. and
Mr*. W. J. Bailey. - .
The friends of Miss ,Mattie Sloan
AT THE ORIGINAL HOME OF
GOOD THINGS TO EAT j:
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of Tylersville will be glad to know.!
daughter,—Margaret, were in Green- j that she is improving after being
ville for the week-end as the guests of 1 quite ill. * ■
Mr. and Mrs. L. F. McSwain. I Mr. and Mrs. J.‘ I. Coleman left
Mr. and Mrs. George Bouger, of Ar- J Sunday for Miami, Fla., after visiting
tesia, Miss., will arrive tomorrow for their sister, Mrs. Annie Bailey. They
a week’s visit in the city to attend tvvere accompanied by their little ne-
the Thornwell Orphanage “Golden ' phew, Giles Bailey, who will spend tne
Jubilee.” * i summer in Miami. __ _. .
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Dunwody, of j Dr. Thornwell Jacobs, of Atlanta,
Chattanooga, Tenn., will arrive \oday j will arjriv,e Friday to attend the “Gol-1
for the “Golden Jubilee’ reunitfa, at den Jubilee’ at the orphanage and will
the orphanage. "be the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Jr'F.
Mr.xand Mrs. R. K. Frick, of Cha- Jacobs, Sr.
pin'were guests of friends and rela- Dr. S. C. Hays and Mr. William Bai-
tives In the city fpr. the week-end.
Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Lide and chil
dren, of Elloree, will arrive today to
ley Owens spent Sunday in Blairs.
Dr. D. M. Fulton, of' Darlington,
will arrive Saturday to attend the}
be the guests of Mr. and Mrs. F. M. .< Golden Jubilee” and will preach the
Stutts for the orphanage “Golden
Jubilee.” .
Dr. D. M. Douglas, has returned
from Chester where he spent the week
end and made the high school com
mencement address.
Miss Edna King, of Pelham, Ga.,
who has befcn teaching the past year
in DeLand, Fla., will arrive today
•to be the guest of Mrs. A. T.
Mr.' ^nd Mrs. R.
baccalaureate sermon before the oft-
phanage graduates. While in the city
he will be the guest of Mrs. James R.
Copeland. v' r * . .
GRAND RALLY SONG
(Tune, Maryland, My Maryland)
dear, our Thornwell dear,
W. ‘Martin left ; Your children now returning—
Tuesday fo/ their home in Lexington;i Our love for you, deep love for you, *
days
Within our hearts is burning.
’Neath summer sun and deep blue sky,
Your trees and lawns delight the eye.
0 Thornwell dear, our Thornwell dear,
Tis great to be returning.
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0 Memories!, sweet memories,
Of our school days we spent here.
The friends we maderall tried and true,
A joy it is to see here.
N: C.‘, after spending several
wjth Mrs. R. J. Copeland, Jr.
Miss Sarah Copeland returned yes
terday from Florida where she' has
been for some time.
~ Mr. T. D. Copeland and son, Thomas
Heath Copeland, were in Prosperity
Tuesday on business. T .
Mesdames Emma Little, M. A.
Hays, D. W. Mason, Miss Collett „ .
Griffin, Billy Owens and Ned Sprunt | old . b! ‘ ll . field - t , he w00 ^“ ^ ond ',
spent Tuesday in Spartanburg w ith: ^ P 0 ” 1 ‘•“ lled Green 8
Mrs. Emma Glenn. IrTruT 1,0,1 n A
Mrs. G. A. Copeland and Mrs. G. P. ® Tborn ” e l l dear our Thornwell dear.
Copeland. Misses Ellen and Ethel ’Tis greater us to be herd.
Copeland were visitors in Columbia on q peaceful home, 0 founder great,
Saturday. ^ , Whose faith has been your making^
Mr. and *Mrs. L. t). McCrary and Your love for us, your ideals high,
children, Ella and Copie ^eCrary, |’n lroU g.b ou t, our lives we’re takipg.
^isited Mrs. M. B. Hipp in Newberry 'The leaders here, and children,rtoo,
on Sunday. . ^ 8 . r I Q ur loyalty we pledge to you. ;
Mrs. Horace Payne has returned to' q Thornwell dear, our Thornwell dear,
A HEARTY WELCOME TO ALL
THORNWELL ALUMNI
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We sincerely hope th^ week you
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spend here will be filled with
pleasure and happiness.
While in Clinton, make our plant
one of your points of interest.
her home in Tampa, Fla., after visit
jng her parents, Mr. amf Mrs. GeorA.
Copeland. ■ „
Mrs. Richard Straine and son, Rich
ard, Jr., of Redding, Mass.,’‘'are the
guests of their cousin, Miss Maude
Ellis.
Miss Mary Houze Dillard is spend
ing this week in Columbia visiting her
aunts, Misses Lija and Irene Dillard.
Dr. and Mrs % J. D. Jacobs, of At
lanta, are spending a few days with
the ^former’s brother and sister, Mr
J. F. Jacobs, Sr., and Mrs. W. J.
Bailey.
Miss Mary Copeland of Laurens, is
spedinng -a few days with Mrs. Jack
Young. „ .1.
„ Mrs;" Zee McLees and Robert, of
Winston-Salem, N. C., are visiting her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. Z. Wright.
Mr. Brooks Sloan, of Pine Grove,
Ala., is visiting his sister,’ Miss Mat-
tie Sloan, who has been quite ill.
I Mr.- and Mrs. W.'D^N^opeland and
Isaac, r spent Friday in Greenville and
attended the high school commenec-
, raent exercises, Miss Dorothy Mc-
Swain, niece of Mrs. Copeland, being
** a member of-the graduating class.
Rev, Louis LaMotte,, at Columbia
accompanied by his brother, Frank
] were the week-end guests' of Mr. and
j Mrs. G. C. Odiocne. The many friends
of the latter will be glad to know tha
£|he is! recover^ig /rons his recent in-
X juries sustained ip- an automobih
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God bless each undertaking.
r —Bessie Lee Dunwody, Atlanta, Ga.
“Powder River” Coming}^
The war pictures which -are to be
shown by the American Legion at thf
Casino Theatre, on Friday, June 19,/
promise to give theatre goers a thrill ,o
that even. D. W. Griffith’s mastdr pro
ductions have been unable to register. |
These pictured are the only official
and authentic ones that have ever
-been ’ released by the United States
War Department at Washington, and J -
are shown only by veteran organiza-1 < t
tions. These were all taken in France
by the United States army signal
corps, and have been assembled* .feo
that they form the complete history
of America’s part in the World War.! ’ ’ .
Every divisidn that saw real service
ip France ia .shown in action against;^
the Germans.,
Many of the local boys who were]'
With the 30th Division, are clearly
Seen doing their bit in the fight for
the'-freedom of the world.i ,
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:; ~—hr a prescription for
Malaria, Chills and Fever,
Dengue or Bilious Fever.
It killi the ferae. >r