Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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A new scientific cosmetie that clears and improves the complexion, doubles the effectiveness of make-up and makes your skin beautiful. Ask us about it Try a package. Two sizes—36 cents and 65 cents. EEffiiaea Established 1886 LONG EXPERIENCE AND STEADY GROWTH —together these indicate, in a man ner not to be mistaken, the stability gnd helpfulness of a bank. The experience of this Bank has cov ered a period of 40 years—this being the oldest bank in the county. It has steadily grown and its resources to day are ample to care for its custom ers’ needs. M. S. Bailey & Son BANKERS OLDEST STRONGEST Our Growth , ' is directly due to tlje fact that the quality of out service to Clinton business and Clinton people has automatically brought us a stead ily increasing clientele. The good-will of patrons, and their good words, have made this possible. This Bank, we believe, has deserved both. It will wel come the chance to win' popular approval and commendation from you. “THE BANK OF PERSONAL SERVICE” Mr. and Mrs. V. D. Ramseur children, of Greenville were the go Sunday of their mother, Mrs. B. M. ’'utton. Mrs. Eugene Pratt ’ and childr _>ent the week-end as the guest her mother, Mrs. Mary Prather. ” J. A. McGill of Hickory Grove Monday with his daughter, Mrs. of Mrs. B. M. Dutton Attended the funeral of Mr. Broadus ” Phillipi church, Uunion Miss Mattie Lee Riddle s* week-end at her home in Lau Fj. E. Brodie and Mis Miss Willie Putnam of reenville spent the w *r parents, Mr. and Mr im. She had as her guests Misses ranees Hamilton, Mildred Due- id Hazel Arnold of G. W. C. Miss Beatrice Young of Chicora college spent the week-end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. Wingfield Young. Miss Sarah Sheridafi, accompanied by Miss Aline New Mrs. T. J. Bolt and little dav Doris, of Laurens, were in the city Sunday for the funeral of Mr. -ailey. Miss Elizabeth Spiles of ood was the week-end guest of Miss Fay Adair. Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Whitmire Cross Keys spent Wednesday wi ” and Mrs. Charies Lankford. r. and Mrs. Hubert Pitts and W and Mrs. Rhett Adair spent Sundi olumbia as the guests of the r, Mrs. Lewis Barrow. Mrs. Pit Rev. Murphy Beil of Hickory Grove, and his mother, Mrs. Laura Roll of Brighton, Tenn., Miss Mildred McLaunn spent the Miss Ruth Anderson of Manning is [lending some time with her mother, Irs. H. A. Anderson at ThoraweU. Miss Margaret Wilson of Duo West roman's foliage ‘ “ >n of Columbia T OUR CUSTOMERS HAVE COME TO DEPEND UPON OUR DELIV ERY SERVICE AT ALL TIMES. THEY KNOW IT WILL BRING THEM THEIR GROCERIES ON TIME ALL THE TIME. PHONE YOUR ORDER TO EITHER 99 OR 100 AND SEE HOW EFFICIENT THIS SER VICE IS. Baldwin Bros. Grocery ‘HOME OF GOOD THINGS TO EAT” Phones 99 and 100 - - Clinton. S. C. Mrs. Mary P. WiW Mr. Grorgw Mason «t Cfcai . spent a few days this week with his brents, Mr. and Mrs. D. W. r Miss Alden Bailey returned I gdon, Va* on Tuesday to r tr studies at Stonewall Ja allege. Mrs. Jack H. Davis was in < ood on Tuesday to attend n D. jeeption given nt the home of Clara Bailey. Miss Katherine MeSwain spe week-end at her home in Gaffn_ Miss Christine Felder of Waterloo >ent the week-end as the guest Dr. and Mrs. E. Mood Smith. Mrs. S. E. Payne of Greenwood e guest last week of her daughter. ference, were the week-end guests of r. and Mrs. J. M. Pitts. Mrs. 0. B. Burroughs and chi of Greenville spent Sunday and r, Bfrs. Ella Burton cf Whit- Miss Kathleen McGee s Mrs. S. E. Payne were in Wh versary celebration of Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Duckett. of Gaffney visited Mr. and Mrs. 1 W. Richbourg Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. George A. CopcU and Mr. Ralph Copeland returned Sat- and Mrs. Joe Beaudrot and far ily, Mr. and Mrs. Ray McGee and fan. ; ly spent Sunday as the guests of Mrs. j Horace Payne of Tampa, Fla. They Mary Prather. [were accompanied home by Mr s. Frank Boland mov< Miss Julia Quattlebaum of Green- ille Woman’s College was the week- nd guest of Miss Josephine Brodie. Miss Mijel Ivey spent last Satur day in Greenville. Messrs. Harold Flanagan, Wilson Harris, Da L. Ross Lynn * ~ ~ Mr. Rupert Fuller of Wofford Col- ge spent Sunday and Monday with : is parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Fuller. * Miss Emily Davis of Columbia spent the week-end as the guest of day for the Presbyterian Lay- srs. Fayette Henry and George ,er of Anderson spent f the guests of Mr. and Mi Henry. Miss Lucy Bailey of Convt the week-end with her par *nd Mrs. C. M. Bailey. Mr. and Mbs. Mac Hipp -en of Newberry spent Sui their father, Mr. Tom Little. 1 - Mr. Brooks Sloan of Walnut Grove, i 1 Ala., spent Tuesday with Mr. and Mr ■ J. H. Donnan. 1 Misses Lillian Lehnoff, Secretary of jjhe-Methcgist Mission Board, of Nash ville, Tenn., Helen Smith, Secretary of tho StoiHont Vnlim' New York City, Mabel Stewart ! Converse College and Eleanor Kin of Chicora College, delegates to tl GENERAL PROSPERITY IN THIS SECTION IS THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK’S ONLY BASIS FOR PROSPERITY. EVERY OUNCE OF OUR ENERGY MUST, OF NECESSITY, GO INTO BUILD ING UP PROSPERITY FOR THE MEN AND WOMEN WHO MAKE UP THIS GREAT COMMUNITY. WHATEVER B A N K I N G OR TRUST SERVICE OR COUNSEL YOU MAY NEED, YOU CAN AL WAYS COUNT ON THIS INSTITU TION FOR INTERESTED ATTEN TION. OUR SERVICE MAKES FRIENDS First Nitional Bank “Clinton’s Strongest Bank” NEW TELEPHONE NUMBER 7 REAL ESTATE / CITY ‘ , L five room House and Lot on North Sloan Street. 1 nine room House, 80 acres on North of City Limits. 1 Lot on Cleveland Street. 1 six room Bungalow in College View. ' ‘ Bungalow on Woodrow Street. i House on Centennial Street. 1 eleven n COUNTRY 243 acres 5 miles North of Clinton on Jacobs Highway. L98 acres 1-2 mile from Renno. 750 acres 2 miles from Renno, near Stomp Springs. L23 acres 8 miles East of Clinton. 240 acres 10 miles West of Clinton. 79 acres 3 miles West of Clinton, on Laurens road. 15 acres 2 mile® West of Chnton, near Jno. B. Ferguson’s. 52 acres 1 mile from City Limits, near Jno. B. Ferguson’s. 34 acres 5 miles West of Clinton. r 242 acres 10 miles East of Clinton. Other Good Property Not Mentioned. Sumerel-Stone Realty Co. CLINTON, S. C.