The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, June 24, 1926, Image 5
JUNE 24,1»» /
, TUB CLINTON CHRONICLE. CLINTON, S. C.
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PERSONAL MENTION
s Julia Riddle of Laurens is the j Mrs. Eugene Pratt and children of
of her aunt, Mrs. Sam Kern. (Greenwood, are guest* of Mrs. Mary
and Mrs. Gus Mason returned ( Prather,
inday from the mountains of | Born to Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Adair,
North Carolina and were guests of i on June 22, a son, Robert Christopher,
Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Mason. They left Jr.
. Monday for LauPens where they Miss Copie McCrary returned on
ill make their home. Sunday from a two weeks’ visit to her
Misses Kathleen McGee of Laurens J cdusin. Miss Irene Hipp of Newberry,
id Katherine McSwain of Gaffney Mrs. F. M. Todd of Simpsonville
Mr. and Mrs. v. u. namseur ana j mrs.
children of Greenville, spent Monday Lucile,
Mrs. B: M. ~ * v -
ther, Mrs. Emm* Li
s. W. W. Richbour'g and
tie daughter, Louise, visited Mr. and |
-s. Charlie Wallace of Jalapa on,
Mr. and Mrs. William
. F. Jacobs, Sr., and
i Duckett spent Tuesday
ind Mrs. Tom Bethune and lit-} Mr. Lew* Wallace an
, Tom, Jr., have returned to' Helen, of Kinard, were
ome in Bethune after a' visit ( Monday of their sistei
of several days to their parents, Mr. Hunter
B. Blakely. Miss
arlie DougWtfrf^innsboro, I is the
charge of the Mental work ’lard,
at the State Training'School, is spend-! Dr. B. H. Henry
* ritv ' land Will Henry we«
le time in the city.
i. John
r . Little and little !oj
in Saluda, N. C.,
the latter’s *
Dr. Smith’s hos-
:n&!
reek-end in Asheville, wher.
ler, Miss Dor-1 Mr. Bailey attended the meeting of
lason and Si- the Textile Manufacturers *'
Sunday as guests ef
X*'
Mrs. W. H. Workr
Established 1886
The Young
Housewife
—appreciates the smooth hand
ling of home finances made possi-
M. S. Bailey £ Son
of Mrs. Vene Ray of
are spending tms ween as guests oi itenno.
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Galloway of Ab- ] Mrs. E. E. SUnton and children of
beville. Florence, are the guests of her
Mr. and Mrs. T. B. Milam and son,! Mrs. W. H. Workman.
Broadus, of Leesburg, Fla., are guests I Mr and Mrs. Herbert Snea
of relatives in the city. ' children of Greenwood were gue
Mesdames Hubert J. Pitts, Geo. C. Sunday of their sister, Mrs. Thomas
Odiorne, Miss Emmie- Pitts and Paul P. Bray.
and- Johnnie Odiorne were visitors in ; Mrs. W. H. Turner of Austin, Texas,
Greenwood last Friday. ,is the guest of her brother-in-law,
Miss Martha Pitts left on Monday Mr. G. W. Hunter,
for Lake Junaluska where she will : Miss Annie Bond and Mr. Larry
spend the summer. jMcClintock *
Keep Cool
Why get all heated up running
around hunting something to
eat when it is so easy to call us
and get the very choicest cuts of
meats and most select line of
Groceries to be found?
Just remember if it’s to eat, THE HOME
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Phones 99 and 100 - - Clinton, S. C.
of Mr.
s. l. c. 1 :
H. Cashion returned oi _ _
Friday from a visit of several days Bond,
to her mother, Mrs. S. E. Payne ofj Mr. Fra,
Greenwood. Sha . was accompanied weeks as the guest of relatives in Au-1'
home by Mrs. Payne,' who will be her gusta, Ga. !!
guest for several days. | Messrs. F.- M. Boland, H. D. Henry, |;
Mrs. Mary Chalmers returned* on George W. Young and Dr. Jack H. j!
Sunday from a visit of several days in i«af WoH.
to relatives in Newberry. m
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. White of New- Si
berry were guests for the week-end!
beth Tribble returned on Saturday nella Boland.
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home - makers I
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hs to Dr. and Mrs. James Kay of Miss Lilly Lake Plowden of Green-
Mrs. Walter H. Aull of P<
:: sJsrHxSSs
v rnley spent Saturday and Sunday Macon, Ga.
Camden as guests of Mr. and Mrs. ] Mr. and Mrs. W. M. McMillan and
f^StnicH Monday
: fe ^ h wcck?*summcr cour^'at^hc , ,0 ^M^'lSon Bums of Plant!
i : U »C 0 ^ntdc,,dr.n left'^.^
The Man
Who waits for business to pick up
seldom picks up any business.
Don’t be a waiter—or depend on
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ter policy than “Bustle and Rave.”
We cater to the needs or Hust
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“Clinton’s Strongest Bank”
Telephone No. 7
^ FOR RENT
One six-room house with all conveniences,
double garage and garden. On corner
Ferguson and Adair streets. Apply to
S. N. CRISP, Laurens, S. C.
or SUMEREL-STONE REALTY CO.,
Clinton, S. C.
ALL PRESCRIPTIONS FILLED
BY LICENSED PHARMACISTS
CALLED FOR AND DELIVERED PROMPTLY
SADLER-OWENS PHARMACY
“At Union Station’*
, Phones 377 and 400 Phones 377 and 400
Mr. and Mrs. Ray McGee and chil- leris sistei’Mre.V^A. Goodwin “of,
dren and Mr. a^w.^Joe JBeaudrot | Gwjn^ro, JN.. C., and to* Norfolk, -
d^uh their mother, m™. M,ryjpnu^.y will b,.w.y for.w.ut ( Th e Clinton Chronicle—$1.50 a Year