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| THURSDAY, APRIL 15. 1926
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PERSONAL MENTION
Mrs. J. C. Henry and children of Mis*s Emmie Brown of Union in the
Greenville is the guest of her ipoth- guest of Miss Agatha Bailey.
f r, Mrs. R. J. Young. | ” ' "
re guests of their parents, Mr. i
I The training class
Misses Clara and Agnes Davidson 1 ducted at Dr. Hays’ l
>f Jacksonville, Fla., ^ u “— J v —
days to her sister, Mrs. D. H.
has returned to her home in
N. C.
Mrs. J. H. Undrum and daughter,
tabella, are spending a few days in
harleston and will visit Magnolia
Mrs. A. F.
Mr. and Mrs. Morris Cashion vi
Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Stone and
daughter, of Georgetown, Ky„ were
recent guests of their brother, Prof.
M. W. Brown.
Dr. and Mrs. T. J. Peake w
rs in Greenville Tuesday.
After a ten days’ visit with his
family, Mr. Hugh B. Workman has
ij^umed to Jupiter, Fla., to res
Mrs. J. Hamp Stone was the w
id guest of Dr. and Mrs. W.
ewis of Columbia.
Miss Dolly Triplett of Chester
le guest last Thursday of Mr.
Mrs. J. Wingfield Young.
Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Abrams
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Since 1886
M. A. Hays left Tuesday for a t
■ • to Mr^and Mrs, James Sprunt of
ira&sfcrg •«av«r:
M. S. Bailey £ Son
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relaUves 6 for*BeveraMweeks. fn Columbia.
has grown with them, and kept “
iy of Mr< and Mrs. L. S.
Mrs. Mary Prather rc
Friday from a week’s v
Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Lacey, w
ten days of Mr
. A. Johnson, left Friday for
lowest Baden Springs,.Jnd.,
Fresh Vegetables
We are constantly receiving fresh
shipments of Florida vegetables.
Also have a complete lin^ of Fruits
at all times.
FRESH FISH THURSDAY
Salmon, Trout and Spanish Mackerel.
When you think of eating, phone the
. “Home of Good Things To Eat”
/ We guarantee to please you.
Baldwin Bros. Grocery
“HOME OF GOOD THINGS TO EAT”
Phones 99 arid 100 - - Clinton S C
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ING ATTENTIVE, COURTEOUS
AND ACCOMMODATING.
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Mrs. May Unman - aid children.
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COUNTRY
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