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ir - ' • THURSDAY, JULY 29, U ™EC^mNCHTONIC^ 5 ^^ro^C : Kellers Ice Cream MADE WITH PURE CREAM SUPPLIED BY CLINTON DAIRY. WHOLESOME AND REFRESHING TAKE A CARTON HOME. Established 1886 We Know You Want Safety —in your bank 'ahead of ev erything else. Sound, conser vative and experienced man agement assures you of it here. It is the big advantage at tracting hundreds of Laurens County people to this bank. M. S. Bailey £ Son BANKERS OLDEST STRONGEST Serving Your Many of the merchants with whom you deal are customers of this Bank. They have found that this institution’s reputation for prompt service and sincere interest in ev- , ery customer’s progress is de served. x We invite you to come in and learn of the many ways in which this State supervised bank can serve you. “THE BANK OF PERSONAL SERVICE” PERSONAL MENTION tfe^nd Ryland Sumerel day in Asheville. , * Mrs. S. A. Pitts ss at Whitmire, mie Finney and Miss Hattie Finney are guests of Mrs, Neil Tur- er of Elberton, Ga. Miss Clara Duckett is visiting rela- ives in Andersen. Prof. J. Harvey Mrs. Sallie Pyles of G . le guest of Mrs. F. C. Pinson. Miss Helen Clayton, who has 1 Mrs. Pringle Copeland, left yesterday i ‘— ^ylujmbiq. and Sumter befc Miss Martha Davidson it Miss Ruth Todd is the guest of unt, Mrs. J. N. Austin of Laurent. Little Evelyn McCrary is visiting J. McFadden, Dhr McFadden and little Iren ft on Sunday for Flora Beach, where they will spend the re ainder of the summer. Mr. Delmar Rhame is at home fron Fort McPherson, where he attendee imbia 4>n Thursday after a vi Ir. and Mrs. J. H. Donnan. Mr. and Mrs. W. G. King returned n Sunday from a week’s visit f nd Mrs. Harry D. Phillips of inburg. Little Lucile and Ruth Logan Irs. Goyne Simpson. Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Denver o _ sle, spent Wednesday with Mr. and Irs; J. H. Donnan. Mfss Helen Sease of Clcmson Col lege, is the guest of Mrs. E. G. Fuller. '' 1 Mrs. J. H. Donnan and chil dren spent Sunday with Mr. J. W. days at Murre parents, Mr. i Miss Elsie is the guest o Elberton, Ga. “ and Mrs. W. J. Bailey an n Bailey Owens spent Tuesday day for Wadesboro, N. C., where siting her parents, iRey. and Mrs. L. lerson, where they attended . and Mrs. R. W. Johnson pen returnea yesterday fro W N. C. V,S1 ° ^ * 1VeS m . sdames W. S. Werts, Ben Sawyer Boardman of Columbia, ;s of Mrs. William Bailey < uesday. ss Kate Wofford of Laurem tor in the city on Tuesday. . and Mrs. S/C. Hays ret •s. J. F. J s, Jr., M rs. William Bailey Owen: [rs. Clyde Lankford and Mil Collette Griffin returned on Thursda after spending two weeks at Murrd Inlet. . T. J, Peake is spending seven a., spent the Week-end with M Mrs. Mary Prather has ret Friday from Camp McClellan Mrs. Gus Hollingsworth. Girl Who Slapped Minister’s Face Is Upheld By Governor Frankfort, Ky., July 24.—the cc August Is Here Nothing pleases us more than to please our large family of customers and watch our list grow larger and'brger. We cater to those especially who ap preciate quality and want to know the food they fat is pure and wholwwme. ' August is here—may we have the pleasure of serving you this month with foods of every description? Good thing to eat—all you have to do is lift the receiver and they are soon delivered to your door. Baldwin Bros. Grocery' “HOME OF GOOD THINGS TO EAT” Phones 99 and 100 - - Clinton, S.C. Good Service Attracts It is because people throughout Clin ton and vicinity have come to know that the First National Bank places great emphasis upon SERVICE,'al ways considering customers’ prefer ences as to how their accounts shall be handled, that it is selected by a con stantly growing number of patrons. And while progressive, this bank ad heres to sound, conservative, approved banking methods, under United States Government and Federal Reserve Bank supervision. OUR SERVICE MAKES FRIENDS First Natimial Bank The Clinton Chronicle—$1.51 a Year