The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, September 23, 1926, Image 5
CLINTON. S. C. SEPTEMBER 23, 1926
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“They Last Longer”
PERSONAL MENTION
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n Blakely is expected*] Mrs. H. L. Todd of Greenville, is
olr h»vin<r Keen a' soendinn- the week in the citv with her
( Mr. and Mrs. S. G. Todd ar
i ghter of Darlington, spent the
the week-end guest of his brother, J.jend^with their mother, Mrs.Ji. J
Mrs. E. B. Stone and children of .Sprat
datives in the city.
if Greenvi
.M7A. Hays Ms returned fror
Mr. and Mrs. w. ti. Jeter oi J5aniuc,!a month’s visit to her daughter, Mrf
ere week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs. | James SpTunt in Dillon.
. B. Farr. | Dr. Holmes Adair of Hendersonvilh
Mr. C. A. Childs of St. Petersburg, is on a visit to his parents, Mr. an
la., was a visitor in the city the past; Mrs. Jas. I. Adair,
oek. Mrs. Clorene Smith of Houston, Tcj
Miss Olive Tuck spent the week- as, is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. V
end in Spartanbtirg with her parents. H. Simpson.
The local Eastern Star chapter will Mrs. Henderson Pitts returned Fr
leet in the Masonic hall on Friday day from a visit to her parents i
vening at 7:30. Spartanburg.
Messrs. W. B. Farr, Jr., and Thomas I Messrs. John and George O’Daniel
'arr, left Monday for Durham, N. C., left Monday for Charleston Medical
where they will be students this winter, College, where they witt be students
at Duke University. J this winter. The former finishes his
, , * - • "— i L ‘ ■*“ latter. This is perhaps
Established 1886
Past Performance
Count
—when you are considering the
selection of a bank to safeguard
your reserve funds, or to serve you
in other financial ways. You judge
of an institution’s fitness to serve
you by looking at its past record.
Bailey’s Bank enjoys the con
fidence of a broad district, because
for 40 years, it has kept steadily
abreast of Southern progress,
. while holding firmly to the estab
lished principles of sound bank
ing.
M. S. Bailey £ Sea
BANKERS
OLDEST STRONGEST
eek-end with her mother, Mi
nderson.
Miss Nan Brown spent the \
i Spartanburg with her pai
Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Bro'
“turned to their home in Birat
fter a visit to their aunt, Mrs
Miss Agatha Bailey, memb<
or the week-end with her par
nd Mrs. 1. L. W. Bailey.
ir profession as the Mayo broth-
rii:
CROSS HILL ITEMS
OF INTEREST
ta, Dr.) Misses Minnett
little daughter, were the week-end G/W. C., Greenville; Mr.
g Misses Azile Livingston and pMvs! ^Mr.^Funnin Griffin of Chicago, i
| visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. ,
the guest
and li
daughter,
j of rels
Stilwell spent
Mr. and Mrs. G. ^BrShockley "of "st! \ ^CarrcllNance, Jr, wjII 1
Petersburg, Fia., have been on a visit' The Citadel Monday. ’
V— .U . • Miss Frances Hiu , eft , a8t
Vinthrcp College.
Miss Alma Coleman went t
ei school vvork Monday at
r. Matthew Lynn left Monday for nigh
Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Wyman and Cliff < Miss
White of Bradenton, Fla., were guests herscl
nt the Thornwell Orphanage for the day.
Miss^Louise Atkins spent the week-1 8 "^3^10^7^^^^
end at . her home in Greenwood. Iville on Monday to take up her school
Growing greater
in size, in service
—this Bank.
ME BANK OF PERSONAL SERVl
szjzrjxr* in the lower sra
R C More-an nharmnci^f at ed with E hig Cr0wd * Althoug»f"the
local team wiU be considerably
to the city * after spending ^veral ( Weighted ’ Coac b Shannon believes
tor%!lTr.uler. P w«t U Se ANT KILLER
^Jesda y visiting hi. parent., Mr. (SteVeUSOIl’s)
thi, w«k for' bouisvilie, K°y., Xre Absolutely guaranteed
he will complete his ministerial course to Fid yOUF PFemiSCS of
The' toHowmc Cl7ntm! C airU Z'lTlL PCStS.
past Week fo, Chico, a College'where 25c and 50c
thty ' V RLsiicj'c“c.‘ nt inn'e h Li3 W SS : SADLER-0WENS
ret Copeland,"Rachel CopeUndl PHARMACY
Pitts, Dudley Coiby, Elion, Eth- AT UNION STATION
i
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The Way to Find Out
—how very good our Frigidaire-kept
Meats are is to give them a trial. -Or
der your choice cuts of Beef, Pork, or
Veal and we are sure we can add you
to our constantly increasing Hgf of
meat customers. Then too, avail your
self of the convenience of ordering
your Groceries and Meats together.
Special Saturday
A representative of National Biscuit
Co., will be with us all day and we will
be glad to have you come in and sam
ple their crackers.
BARBECUE HASH SATURDAY.
Baldwin Bros. Grocery
“HOME OF GOOD THINGS TO EAT’
Phones 99 and 100 - - Clinton, S. C.
When You
Bank Here....
When you become a de
positor of the First Nation
al Bank, we want you to
feel that you have establish
ed- more than a new bank
ing connection; that you
have commenced a relation
ship which will grow ihf
creasingly intimate and pro
fitable as time goes on.
This is the sort of service this
institution renders, and we believe
this is the kind of stewardship that
will appeal to you./ -
First National Brat
“Clinton’s Strongest Bank'’
Telephone No. 7
THE HOME OF
Built-Right Monuments
ALL WORK GUARANTEED
Yard Next To D. E. Tribble Co.
Clinton Monument Company
Box 97 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
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