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THE CLINTON j r;s.c THURSDAY, APRIL 15, 1926 NOTICE TO CREDITORS hands of the undersigned as agent for Notice ia hereby given to all credi tors of the Sanitary Market of Clin said J. D. Lokey to liquidate said bus iness. All persons haring claims ton, S. C., J. D. Lokey, proprietor, that the same has been placed in the against the said business are notf- . C., P. O. Drawer 28. SOCIETY EVENTS OF- INTEREST TO WOMEN Mrs. Larry B. Diilard, Society Editor. Telephone 154 CHURCH WOMEN TO MEET HERE COURSE DINNER On Saturday evening Mr. and Mrs. William Bailey Owens entertained Bailey Owens, T. J. Peake, J. A. Chandier, Christopher Adiar, R. W. Wade, W. P. Jacobs, N. R. Young, John Young, W. D. Copeland, John Finney, Rufus Sadler, Misses My- y when Mrs. T. J. Peak* Couch of Greenville, Pringle Cope- fcnd, Jodie Chandler, Walter Rich- bourg, Christopher Adair, Clair Hays, and Reese Young. fully rendered by the Crescendo Music Club at the home of Miss Maude Sum- erel: Piano solo, “Moonlight Dance,” Orth — Marguerite Boland; Duet, “Starbeams,” Spaulding—Ella and Co- Piano solo, “Dancing Daisies,” Spaul ing—Marvin Whitmire; Piano, sol “The Tin Soldiers’ Parade,” Kern- Billy Owens; Piaqo solo, “In the Tw light,” Ganschals—Margaret Jone “Life of Liszt,” Janella Boland; Piai solo, “Stand by the Flag,” SPEAKER FOR SCHOOL CLOSING r. John I. McCain of Erokine Col- loio. To Adriroso Graduates * Thornwell Orphanage. ECHOES OF THE KIWANIS FROLIC Although April 1 was deprived of the glory o April Fool stunt, the eff olic proved the nature o nment and Miss Mary I st grticeful and gifted mi with the Fin and an unusually large i expected. The theme f Spiritual Foundations. CHECKUP REVEALS NO CASUALTIES ill Patients of North State Asylu Accounter For. Clearing Away of Debris Started. Raleigh, N. C., April 11.—A coi lete checkup of inmates today i ealed that no one was killed or i ured during the disastrous fire th estroyed the men’s quarters in t tate hospital for the insane in F leigh yesterday, according to Dr. / ’ ' Ynderson, superintendent of t :e with Gov. M< royed wing of th eplaced by a fin r I the building that was saved from the s j blaze was likewise damaged by ;d portion will be razed ii Personal Mention Mesdames J. F. Jacobs, Sr., J. B g Jones, W. J. Bailey, Henry Sperry d Miss Clara Duckett spent yester- Buy Bread as you would any other choice Food WHEN YOU EAT CLINTON-MAID BREAD NOTE ITS DELICIOUS FLAVOR WE BAKE POUND CAKE EVERY TUESDAY. WE BAKE RAISIN CAKE EVERY WEDNESDAY. WE BAKE PIES AND ROLLS DAILY. WE BAKE THE VERY BEST QUALITY LAYER CAKES EVERY THURSDAY. WE HAVE SOME GENOA CAKES THAT ARE FIVE WEEKS OLD AND ARE PURELY MELLOW. Try one for your Sunday dinner. DEVIL CAKES AND MINCE PIES FOR SATURDAY. THE CLINTON BAKERY PHONE 124 9:30—Organ prelude; Hymi Seal Us”; Devotional; Strengthening be Foundations. The Daily Life Irs. S. C. Hodges; Greetings, Mrs. J Copeland; Response, Miss Bessb ice Cheatham. ^ ) 10:00—Report of Credential Com F. Jacobs, Sr., chairman. iu:iu—neports of oficfers: Secre- sry, Treasurer, Historian, President 10:25—Report of Executive Cor nttee, including Presbyterial ai Synodical Recommendations. 10:35—Annual Report of Synodic Meeting, Mrs. Ezra D. Patton. 10:50—Hymn; Followed by “Spei your Neighbor” period. , 11:00—Home Mission Address, Mr Sheldon Turner, Canoe, Ky. 1:00—Needs of S. C. Home (treat, Mrs. Laura Kirkpatrick. 5:15—Echoes from Montreat, Mrs. 2:30—Hymn, “Faith of Our Fath- s.” Devotional. Strengthening the >undations. The Family Life, Mrs. F. H. Wmrdlaw. 2:45—Reports of Secretaries of Causes: Spiritual Life, Assembly’s Tome Missions, Christian Education md Ministerial Relief. S. P. a Tome Missions, Christian & Drphanage Work, Mrs. J. A. E chairman, Presbyterial Special, Fannie McCaughrin. 3:05—Pageant, “The Call o port of Clinton Conference, Miss Mar Dr. D. J. Woods, Presiding. Korean Problems and Oppoytuni ■s, Rjev. S. D. JWinn, Chunju, Korea 9:00-9:30—Prayer Circle. 9:30—Hymn 288, “Come T1 nighty King.” 10—Devoti the Foundation; Mrs. Fraser Jai :25—Electic Bramlett. 1:00—Adjournment. New Candidate In Ward Three J. Duncan, Ms pie’s Bonded Wan' in. today’s paper Junior-Senior Banquet Friday ladies to the city. Music fc >ccasion will be furnished b Waldo LaMotte’s orchestra of Co- NEW CANDIDATE 4 WARD FOUR' Dress-Up Time Is Here COME IN AND LET US HELP YOU LOOK YOUR BEST. * Men’s Suits in medium weight, Tropical Worst eds, Mohairs, plain Linens, fancy Linen, and everything in comfortable clothes. Latest styles in Oxfords—tan and black. Novelty patterns in Neckwear—four-in-hand and bows. In Hats, we are showing the latest styles in felts, straws and Panamas, with and without fancy bands. 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