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' , - V ' ‘ * - ' ... - - v - > THE CLINTON CHRONICTJ5 CLINTON, 8. C ' " —^ c .. PAGE FnrE * Easter Candy SPEAKS U>.un£ft TP AN WORDS Surely you couldn’t let Easter pass by without sending “her” a box of delicious sweets. ... Why not select the BEST? Surely “she” is worthy of only the BEST. None can com pare to the quality of WHITMAN’S. Fresh shipment all sizes, delivery any where. - t !> If You Lose Your Purse —the finder has your money. If you lose your check book, your money is T j. ^ f still safe in the bank. This and the other advantages that a Checking Account affords are at your command in Bailey*s Bank. And you will find a lot of satisfac tion in signing checks on this, the old est and strongest bank^in Laurens county. M. S. Bailey l Son BANKERS OLDEST STRONGEST f l Confidence Is An Asset And it makes us feel mighty good to know that people have implicit confidence in this bank and in its management, because it is our highest aim to be of real service to our patrons and to our community. The steady number of new deposit ors shows that our efforts have been appreciated. “THE BANK OF PERSONAL SERVICE” PERSONAL MENTION Little Miss Helen Bray is visiting in Greenville as the guest of. her grandmother, Mrs; Helen C. Lawton. • C. F. Lankford is spending this week in Union with relatives.^ Mrs. J. R. Little and Mrs. Randolph Little of Columbia, were visitors in the city on Tuesday. E. F. Anderson of Lexington, N. C. f formerly of this 'wty, was here Wed nesday for the funeral of W. C. Aber crombie. Thomas S. Woods of Peking, ChinA. now a student at Yale university, is the guest of. his unde. Dr.' D. J. Woods. Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Galloway and children of Abbeville, were the week end guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. M. McMillan. Dr. and Mrs. M. R. Adams of Statesville, N. C n were the guests Monday of his sister. Miss Mary Adams. Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Murff of Lau rens, were the guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. Murphy. Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Lewis of WTrit- mirfe, were the week-end guests of the latter’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Hatton. Mrs. J. H. Donnan and children spent the week-end as the guests of Mr. amTMr&'J. W. Donnan of Tylers- ville. Mrs. H. C. Suber has returned from a visit to relatives in Newberry. Rev. A. R. Batchelor of Whitmire, was in the city for the sessions of the Christian Endeavor convention Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Bailey were in Newberry Sunday for the funeral of Col. Walter H. Hunt. F. M. Stutts spent the week-end in Charleston, having carried his fam ily down for a visit of several weeks with relatives. Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Moorhead at tended the funeral of Col. W’alter H. Hunt in Newberry on Sunday after noon. Mrs. Mary Prather returned Sunday after a visit to her daughters, Mrs. Joe L. Beaudrot, Mrs. R. R. McGee and Mrs. E. L. Pratt of Greenwood. Misses Elizabeth Stewart, Beth Da vidson, Rosalie Richey and Rev. T. B. Stewart of Bradley, were visitors in the city Friday. Dr meeting held with the local A. R. P. church. ^ | E. A. Martin of Augusta, spent the past week in the city as the guest of his sister*Mrs. W. D. Copeland.' Miss Frances Witherspoon, who is teaching in the Charlotte city schools, will arrive today to spend a few days with her parents, Prof, and Mrs. J. Ht* Witherspoon.. Miss Madie .Griffin has returned from Atlanta, where she was called on account of the sudden death of her brother. L. L. Tiller, manager of the local A. A P. store, left yesterday for Salis bury, N. C., where he is to be, married on Sunday. Misses Elizabeth Brice and Emma Thornton of Chester,* were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Brice for the C. E. convention. J. Whitman Smith, and Mrs. Willie Moore and ddl^hter . of Bishopville, were visitors in the city during the past week. L. M. Howell of Greenville, was a visitor in the city yesterday. Bill McKenzie and James Hamilton of Chester, w^re^the guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Copeland for the C E. convention. Janet Leake, Bolt Bobo, Isaac Cope, land and Ouida Cox of the high school, went to Due West Tuesday to parti cipate in an inter-school contest. They were accompanied by Miss Olive Tuck and Prof. J. F. Bozard of the high school faculty. J. T. Ramage of Wewoka, Okla., is the guest of J. M. Pitts for several days while en route to his home from the Tampa convention. Mr. Ramage left Clinton 53 years ago and has not been back here during that long peri od. He is being cordially welcomed by the friends and acquaintances of his boyhood days spent in Jacks and Hunter townships. CHICORA SINGERS OFFER PROGRAM Young Ladies Please Audience With - Well-Balanced Concert In Or- - phanage Chapel. The Chicora College Glee club gave jar. attractive and well-balanced con- Darby Fulton of Nashville, ’cert in the orphanage chapel last Wed Tenn., was here during the past week for the Christian Endeavor conven tion and was the guest of the Thorn- well orphanage while in the city. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Flanagan of Hendersonville, were the guests of friends in the city on Tuesday. Dr. R. F. Kirkpatrick of Anderson, was in the city the past weqk for the Christian Endeavor convention as the official representative of the South Carolina synod. Elmore F. Young, former local agent of the American Railway Ex press company, left Thursday for Washington where he takes- a new po sition as express agent op a Washing- ton-Hamlet passenger run. nesday night before an appreciative audience. The club has been visiting Clinton for a number of years and al ways receives a cordial welcome here, erpecially from the Presbyterian col lege students. The chorus work of the club and solo work of several members marked the perfomance which was up to their usual standard. The P. C.’ Glee club sponsored the Chicora club in its appearance here. The club is made up of Miss Rosa Currie, Miss Ellen Chaplin, Miss Mar ian Riley, Miss Elizabeth Harris, Miss Frances Brown, Miss Frances Alford, Miss Ollie Bull, Miss Louisa Ligon, Miss Ruby Fulmer, Miss Sue Spahr 1 Sims, Miss Mary Ella Cravens, Miss Dr. L. Ross Lynn represented Mary White Wilson, Miss Annie Lee Thornwell orphanage at a meeting of j Dantzler, Miss Sara Benn and Miss Augusta Presbytery in Washington, j Aileen Hall. Lyman D. Ackley is di- Ga., on Tuesday. He was accompa- rector of the club, nied by Mrs. Lynn, Mrs. J. I. Copeland and Miss Minnie Moore. Dr. Jack H. Young and Pringle Copeland were in Spartanburg Satur day for the annual meeitng of the Outdoor Advertising association of the state. In the election of officers. Dr. Young was added to the board of di rectors for the new year. The Rev. and Mrs. F. T. Magill, Meeting Sunday At Bush River An Associationa! Fellowship meet ing will be held at Bush River Baptist church next Sunday afternoon begin ning at 2:30. T. P. Davis will preside Frank Robinson of Greenwood, were here Friday for the A. R. P. district When the semaphore suddenly turns against you, CAN YOU SlOP? In an emergency will you stop— or crash ? Insure the safety of your car with Joims-Manville Asbestos Brake Lining We use this lining be cause we KNOW it Is the best. It is all Asbestos with fine brass wires in terwoven in the mesh. It costs no more than auy quality product. Stop in — today —and let us in spect your brakcc. - 1 Edwards Auto Service Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Hemphill, Missi 0 '" ^ n ’ Mtin * » nd l, ' Frl ' Mary Kennedy, Mrs. Irby Horne •nd'*'^”"?" “"t “''I* 1 IMtruttlve and helpful speeches. The committee is charge of the conference is compos ed of T. P. Davis, C. E. Burts, I. H. Hunt and C. C. Vaughn. The following program has been an nounced for the occasion: 12:30—B. Y. P. U. demonsrtation; de- , votional meeting; West End and First Baptist B. Y. P. U.’s, T. E. Epting, leader. 2.50—“The B.- Y. P. U. and the Life of the Church,” Mis^ Laurie Lee Lawton, Columbia. j 3:05—“Men and the Sunday School,” J. M. Davis. 3:20—“The Opportunities of the Coun try Church,” Rev. D. G. Thom as and Rev. C. C. Vaughn. 3:40—“Religion In Business and Bus iness in Religion,” John M. Ki- nard. 3:55—“Women and the Kingdom,” Mrs. Ola C. Floyd and Mrs. G. W. Harmon. ? 4:10—“Finishing the Convention Year Worthily,” G. R. Pettigrew, S. J. Morgan, N. A. Hemrick, C. E. Burts. (Five minutes each.) Clinton Girls In Chicora Class Commencement exercises of Chicora j college, Columbia, will open with the baccalaureate sermon to be delivered ! by the Rev. A. W. Blackwood, D. D.. ; in tihe First Presbyterian church of Columbia on Sunday morning. May 14. The regular exercises will con tinue through Monday evening. Five young ladies from Clinton are members of this year’s graduating class. Misses Arline Daniol, Margtfret Nichols, Dessie Padgett, Margi Williams and Ruth Workman. The first four named are Thomwell or phanage girls, while Miss Workman is' /a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Workiuan ol the Hopewell section. IS Let us help you prepare your Easter dinner. For people who appreciate quality we have chosen the best Pric es cheap when you compare quality. Special price on Armour’s and Kinghan’s hams, just right size to boil. Fresh Oysters and Fish, Beef, Veal, Pork and Sausage, Hens, and Fryers. String Beans, Green Cabbage, Let tuce, Celery, Squash, Fresh Irish Po tatoes, Bell Peppers, Fresh Tomatoes and Beets. Bananas, Apples, Oranges, Grape fruit and Lemons. SPECIAL PRICE ON ES, per can . . PEACH- 25c BALDWIN’S GROCERY “HOME OF GOOD THINGS TO EAT” Phones 99 and ICO Clinton, S. C. Our Success Has Been Built Up By the Good Will and Confidence OF THE PUBLIC — and — « THROUGH CONSERVATIVE BANKING METHODS “Safety First” Is Our Motto Your Business Solicited, v We are equipped to serve in all depart ments of banking. OUR SERVICE MAKES FRIENDS First Natiod Bank “Clinton’s Strongest Bank” Telephone No. 7 Easter • You will need “goodies” for the occasion. We ask the privilege of supplying your wants. ■* a * We are striving six days to the week to make ourselves entitled to your grocery business by rendering efficient scervice and providing the best goods obtainable. Enjoy our high quality groceries and variety of Fresh Vegetables. FRESH COUNTRY EGGS AND BUTTER Blakely’s TELEPHONES 136 AND 175 Let us do Your JoL Printing. onicle Publishing Company Publishers : Printers-^ Stationers / /•. /. . A -. L • .