Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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<Cs- 'T -fc-i 'ri 1> ■■'. .< ■ii **»' t-r. t -X ^mJHroAY> FBMUARY 14, 1929 'sn THl jCM^ION CUKWI^^a ’.A V'' — ■.iin 11 Ui fim :t''; ♦ : : ♦ ♦ ♦ # : ♦ t ♦ ♦ ♦ : ♦ Vi PERSONAL MENTION IS CUPID’S MESSENGER I ♦ ♦ t : ♦ That famous Hunter of Hearts, Mr. Daniel Cupid, soon exhausts his supply of arrows on St Valentine’s Day. So, gallant sir, let your lady fair know it is the day of hearts by sending iier a box of Whitman’s Candy* Rupert Fuller of Columbia, spent the week-end wHh his parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Fuller. Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Stoddard and lit-, tie daugrhtcr, Ruth, spent the wee^ end with Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Richey. Mrs. Hubert Casque, Miss Anna Wade Thhmas and Julia Mitchel of Greenville, visited Miss Billie Putnam on Sunday. Miss Ouida Cox of Limestone '’ol- lcRe/» was the week-end guest >* her parents. Dr. and Mrs. F. L. WoLb. Ansel Bennett, pharmacist of At lanta, was called home last week on account of the illness and death of his father, A. Q. Bennett. *• I Appropriate heart-shaped boxes, gaily beribboired and filled with the choicest chocolates and bon-bons. GET YOURS TODAY > Mrs. Sullivan Holland and little son of Atlanta, are spending some time here with relatives. > Harvey Simith of Hampton Roads, Va., stopped over witf^ his sister, Mrs. Lee Add Blakely, several days this week en route to his home in Millefge- ville. Miss Eloise Miller and Mrs. J. H. Teague of lAurens were visitors in the city on Tuesday and attended the Fuller-Townssiid announcement party. Isaac Finney of Atlanta, Ga., is spending some time with Mi^. and Mrs. Thomas R. Holland. Jack Wilson vof Batesburg, spent the week-end . with his parents,. Mr. Mrs, O. B. Burroughs and little son, and Mrs. A. T. Wilson. ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ i : ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ Loyal Customers... You find so manjnioyal cus tomers here because they know that in all kinds of fi nancial weather this bank is loyal and never cramps legiti mate credit. S. Bailev i Son BANKERS OLDEST STRONGEST r John Ball, were visitors in Greenville on Thursday. Misses Ella Adair, Alice Ruth Hollis and Floyd Adair were the Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Yount in Hickory, N. C. Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Phillips and daughter, spent Sunday with relatives in* Ware Shoals. Charlie Wilson of Sumter, is spend ing this week with friends in the city. D. G. Crapps spent several days last week in Columbia on business. Dr. Thomwell Jacobs of Atlanta, Misses Mae and Margaret Garrett of Limestone college, spent the past week-end here as the guests 'of Miss Ouida Cox. John T. Little returned Tuesday from Atlanta, where he spent several days this week bn busiriess. Parker Webb of Atlanta, is spend ing several days with her brother, Dr. F. L. Webb. Mr. and Mrs. W. W, Arrington of Greenville, spent the < week-end with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. Blakely. ( PHoraius FOR YOUR FOG® PhcHies 13$ and 175 , J.l We like to hear the tinkle of the tele phone when it’s from you. Tell us what you want and we will bring it t^ you free de livery. It’s a Itother and a loss of time for a busy housewife to be runhing to the store and dangerous to send children thru the busy streets. To phone us you are protteted in every purchase. If the goods aren’t pleasing and wholly satiii^actory we will gladly make another trip to please. GROCERIES PRODUCE FRUITS VEGETABLES Blakely’s k 1 was^the ‘week-end guest of Mr. and ■ Mr, and Mr^. Joe Simpson and chil- Miss Caroline Motes of Mountville, spent the past week-end with Miss (D. B. Bobo. Carrie Fuller. I Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Rowland an- Mrs. Bell and Miss' Mary I.ou Bell' nounce the birth of a daughter, Fran- TELEPHONES 136 AND 175 ********»**t***f*49»*» •gueSta of their parents, Mr. aTnd Mrs. ^ ~ were the guests of relatives in Ci^r-lces Jean, on F'ebruary 10th. infto i.ct uraoV-an/i N j Miss Alma Ruth Cooper was the lotte last week-end. • Mrs. Gus Hollingsworth is spending j guest of Miss Emmie Still in I^aurens this week with home folks in New- j during the past week-end. berry. Dr. J. Warren White of the Shrine Miss Mattie IXincan of Whitmire,' hospital in Green^lle, was a business visited her brother, W. J. Duncan, on visitor here during the past week. F riday. y 1 Mrs. Henry Dunwody spent several Miss Julia Woods Mulliss has re-! days this week in Columbia, turned to her home in Martinsburg, W. Va., after spending some time with JanUEFy HoUOr Rolls her uncle, Dr. D. J. Woods. ! ^ U i u Misses Nell bnd Ada Dillard of ; , ^ UF UlintOll S^ilOOiS i < ► Spartanburg, spent the week-end with ' their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Dil-1 High Schjwl lard. } Eleventh ^ade: Ruth Carter, l.aw- Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hearn of Win-: son Abrams. * - ston-Salem, N. C., are the guests of j Tenth grade: Margaret Jones, Ella their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas , Little McCrary, Clara Bo^, Elizabeth R. Holland. i Speake, C. M. Smith, Medora Brown- Miss Lora Mohtjoy of Rhembert, j '"Kt Sarah Copeland, Grace Davis, spent the week-end at’ home with her' Hugh Denson, Mayfield Copeland, mother, Mrs. Corrie L. Montjoy. The! Ninth grade: William Moorhead, friends of Mrs. Montjoy will regret to learn that she is confined to her bed on account of influenza. Miss Margaret Boozer was a visitor in Laurens on Tuesday. Dean M.-W. Brown of Presbyterian college faculty, returned yesterday from Columbia where he spent three days attending the meeting of the University of South Carolina Seminar for faculty members. Miss Sara Babb of Laurens, spent the week-end with Prof and Mrs. B. S. Pinson. Mr. and Mrs. O, T. Lawing of Greer, were the Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. G. King. Mrs. J. H. Donnan and children II spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. ^ J. W. ponnan in Tyler.sville. Rev. and Mrs. Samuel Bowles and children were the Sunday guests of Mr. and Mr.s. Mac B. Hipp in New berry. ^ ► Pauli^irodd, Marguerite Dillard, Doris Abrams, Madelaine Adair, Sarah Frances Todd, Ruth Nabors. .Eighth grade: Hugh Holman, Mary Howze Dillard, Willis, May Wilson, Billy Owens, Nannie Sue Adair, Copie McCrary, Mary Emma Speake, Eliza beth Blakely, Catherine Blakely, Lou ise Brown. Vivian Woodruff, lone Von Hollen, I.urile Copeland, Marguerite! Boland, William Bobo, Ralph Kelley, j Florida Street School j First grade; Josephine Copeland, | Frances Speake, Irby Hipp. Fllliott 1 Jacobs, Eugene Pir^son, John G. Pitts,*! Walter Reeder, Eugene Sloan. Second grade: Miles Hunter, Louise Jacob.^, Margaret Kern, Jde Mc.Mil- lan, Betty Spratt, Inez Young, Dillard | Boland,‘FIlizabeth Barnes, Otho John-i I son. Emily Dillard, Mildred Stewart. ’ Thu d grade : Paul teague, Mary | I Louise Bailey, Roy Johnson, Bob i Jones, Billy King, Henry Meadows More Than Convenience A checking account with this strong bank will prove a con- l. venience to you, ctf course. But more than that, when you carry an ample balance h«re in a checking account, your credit standing benefits more and more year after year. OUR SERVICE MAKES FRIENDS First National Bank W i i “Clinton’s Strongest Bank Telephone No. 7 t i* o i • i > r > o Mrs. Samuel H. Bell of Staunton, i Young. ^ Va., is spending several weeks with j Fourth grade: Bill Wade, Rebecca; her daughter. Miss .Mary Lou Bell. j Speake, Billy Pitts, L. L. Copeland, Madrid Cox of New York, is the Mildred Whitten, Marion Stokes guest of his mother, Mrs. F\ L. Webb.! Adair, Martha Irene Pitts. Miss Mamie Ruth Holland of Chi- F'ifth grade: Katharine Graham, cora college, spent the week-end with ..Luclle Wilson, I.etitia .Jones, Christina her parents, Mr. and Mrs. T. R. JIol-. Sower.s, FIhrline Copeland, Olive De j land. ' Young, John W. Finney, F^ay Ander- ‘ son. i'o b * Commercial Banking Leadership and pioneering — these were the essentials of Washington’s history. And this commercial banking institution has' inaugurated many services to its patrons that are worth your while condidering. Leading merchants press onward with a leader. Good merchants {pnd a good bank need each other. CROSS HILL ITEMS OF IN7BREST I <► ::! oi Mrs. Sam Hallman of Springfield, III is visiting her daughter, Mrs. M. C. (► j Pinson. \ II j Mrss Josie Griffin was called to Au- ^►[gu.sta F’riday on account of the illness j Sixth grade: .Alfred Browning, Wil-‘ ^ ’ liam Johnson, Julia Bailey, Joyce I Pitts. Carrie Mae Phillips, Rosemary I ^ I Slater, Opal Aughtry, ' Joe Donnan, ' Elizabeth Harris, Odetta Poole, Nancy ' A^oung. Seventh graje: Dill Ellis, F'rances Spra'.t. Margaret Moorhead, F'lorence Adair, Rosa Bailey Little, James Sloan, Robert Vance, Talmadgt*. V'oal. ♦ - , . • ^ , Academy Street School jO( her Slater, Mrs. Isislie Davis, Who, ^.^adel Harry Hudson, Mary ■underwent a scnou.s operation ((r the, Campbell, Grace Meadors, Sa- JlUniveraty hospital Friday niirhti Mrs. - Grac e White, Myrell Chaney, Ha- $ .. E. Griffin had been with her for IDunaway, Ruth Ferguson, Chris-; sevceral days preceding the operation.,Lo^„c, Quills, Dnisv Mrs. J. H. Rasnr and Paul Martin,Dolly Williamson, Rnthki spent Friday in Columbia with re la-; Wrig^t, - ' ^ , ,, T T- TV . u ! Third grade: Nora Cannon, testerlo Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Bozard spent the Meadors, Harold Crowe, week-end with relatives in Clinton. , ^^ade: Earle Brock, Ruth Mrs. Mae Leaman and soms of Clin- Brown, Florence Howard, Pauline “IHE BANK OF PERSONAL SERVICE” ton, were the Sunday guests of Mrs., Bigie Leaman. j Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Carter of Clin- Harold Carter, Carl , Lanford, F^lizabeth Bragg, Nettie Car- PuFe nouFishing: groceries, dependable in quality, right in price. Our abundant stocks and courteous service make it* a pleasure to shop here. We handle nothing but fresh, wholesome groceries and wel come your patronage. ♦ ♦ ♦ : ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ “FANCY GROCERIES BUT NO FANCY PRICES!” I ton, visited relatives here on Sunday, (.„we. Gay j Mrs. W. D. Copeland of Clinton, j Kanny ispent Tuesday with Mrs Claud Hipp.: grade: Sarah Campbell, James I Dr. J.H. Hawkins of Heath Springs, Rhudell Wilbanks. .Magalene has awepted a position as pharmacist l wilbanks. Grady Whitmire. Paul Whit- - With M. C. Pinson. \ Dr. Umbert Nance of Georgia, is j grade: Ruby Woodruff, visiting relatives m the city. jSara Blakely, Mavis Chesteine, Gor- Henry Miller of Whitmire, visited:don Painter, Inez Byvum, Eloise V’on ►,hi3 mother here last Tuesday. j Hollen. Jack Babb of Laurens, spent Sun day here with his mother, Mrs. W, M. I ^ Leaman.* Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Summers of BALDWIN’S GROCERY “The Horae of Good Things To Eat” Phones 99 and 100 Orangeburg, visited Mason Hill and family last week-end.. ^ Mrs. R. D. Nance, Jr., is visiting her parents near Chester. Mrs. Bessie McDonald of Atlanta, Providence School j Second gra'de: Carl Bates, Paul j Cobb,. Rector Harri.s, Nellie Blackwell, iMarie Smith, Daris Smith, Wiliner Emery, Azleen Barry, Marj' Tisdale, Jonathan'Abercrombie, Richard John-; son. Third grade: .Mildred.Smith. - J F'ourth grade: Robert Bobo. is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs.j You bay peace of mind wheii you in- S. L. Crisp. . . sure in tte AETNA. , > ‘ Mr. and Mrs. ’^ames Guthrie of Bel-' ‘ Aetqa-ize , ! ton, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. ^ S. W. SUMERBL, “ J, A. Guthrie. [ Aetna-izer ALL PRESCRIPTIONS FILLED BY UCENSED PHARMACISTS CALLED FOR AN a DELIVERED PROMPTLY , SADLER OWENS PHARMACY “At Union Station” ^ Phones 377 and 400 • Phones 877 and 400