Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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'* ;■' . ■' ,,’i: ■ ’.• •* ■'■ ' -' ■'■ \ .■/ ■' , "I -. ■. '■■ ■' ‘ ■ ■ '- ■'■■■•'.'' •■ >■ • ■ THURSDAY, APRIL 18, 1929 TOE CLOmm CHRONICLE, CLINTON, 8. C. PAGE FIVH J)"*/ < / r > 1/ : : X X ♦ ♦ X X ♦ \ X ♦ ♦ ♦ } i ♦ X ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ TRADE HERE AND GET A S9*50 Wrist Watch for only $2.79 Buy a trade merchandise card from us. On every cash purchase have it punched and when it’s all punched out, you get one of these GUARANTEED WRIST WATCHES FOR ONLY— $2.79 Come in todaj' and ask us about the plan. HOME-MADE BOILED CUSTARD ICE CREAM Give Us Your Order Today. PERSONAL MENTION Rupert Fuller of Columbia, was at home with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Fuller, for the week-end. Mrs. C. H. Trask and little daughter of Wilnjington, N! C., are spending Mrs. S. S. Frith is now an employee of the Sanitary cafe. Miss Attis Cauley spent the week end in Greenville with relatives. , X Mr. and* Mrs. W. C. Young of Ashe-! ^ some time with her parents, Mr. and! ville, visited relatives here during the j ♦ Mrs. R. Lee Hunter. ! week-end. They were accompanied ! J Mr. and Mrs. Welch Hollis of Co-' home by Mrs. Young’s father, J. E. | ♦ i lumbia, spent Sunday with Mr. and Bishop, who wilt spend seme time 4 f ! Mrs. W. D. Hollis. ‘ with :hem. J ' Mr. and Mrs. G. R. David "" 'Ir.-. Misses Mary and Virginia Eenjaniin 4 I Mary Henry, and little Jack i’ i’.a" i, of Spartanburg, visited reiatives here ♦ jwere the Sunday guests of M:... Jjim en Eriday. 4 L. Copeland in Eienno. Little Francis'Sterling McKeown of J I Milledge Bonham of Greenville. Cornwell, is spending this week with ♦ j >pent the week-end witii Frank and his grand-paivnts, Mr. and Mrs. T. J. J Oliver Burroughs. Blalock. ♦ ^ ‘ Mr. an' Mrs. T. J..Bl:'.lo''k and .son.' Mrs. G. ('. Odiorne and little son, of ^ CALL US FOR GROCERIES OF QUALITY AND YOU GET Francis, were the Sunday guests of Belton, .spent Tuesday and W ednesday : I their dauughier, Mrs. T. O. McKeown, with Mesdames Huubert and Raymond X ^ in Cornwell. Pitts. , ♦ [ Miss Ruth To ld joined a party of Miss Lora Montjoy of Kombert, vis-. 4 ^ friends in Laurens and spent the week-;itea her mother, Mrs. Con ie Montjoy, t end in the mountains of North ('aro-; on Sunday. ^ ;]jna. ! Mr. and Mrs. P. H. Stevens and. ♦ ; Miss Lillie Mae Aughtry was the family of Cross Keys visited relatives guest of friends in Columbia on Sun- her * on Sunday. ,juv. T. J. Blaloc‘k, Jr., is spending sev- Miss Ida Jacks visited friends in oral days this week in Greenwood on Springfield on Sunday. business. Miss Mabel Dorn amf Mi^s Miriam Mrs. Oliver Burroughs and Mrs. F. R^htmire of GrieJIvUlo VVomans col- ^ K- Shealy were visitors in .yew^nx. - •were'- HV i anil attended the welding of their Mr. and Mrs. Hubert J'ohn.-on an- ♦ former classmate. Miss Carrie F'uller, nounce the birth of a son, Thursday, 4 1 to Bennett Townsend. 'April 11th. ^ Mr. and Mr», A. O. Bray and chil-j Floyd Hi t and Posey^'ts Cope- ‘ dren of North Wilkesboro, N. C.. ar-'land spent the past week-end in Char- rived Tuesday to spend some time leston.and visiteo Magnolia gariens. with Mrs, Bray’s parents, Mr. and Miss Lillian Hunt was ia Green- Mrs. R. L. Bailey. I ville yesterday for the Groom-Wil- Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Adair and Prof.! Hams wedding, arid Mrs. Marshall Brown spent sev-1 j^j.. and Mrs. John T. Blakely and eral j, family attended a reunion at WHliam- ston on Sunday. Established 1886 Saving j Steadily f o u o o (► o o o (► o (► o <► i > < ► < ► o from Sarasota, ETa., where they have Thomas Leake \i3itedi(> 4! been spending several months. relati\es in Greenville c.n Sunda\ . <• Cater Ligon recenntly visited his, The friends 0. Miss Isabel Wuhet- < (parents in Iva ' j spoon will learn with interest that she U Mr. and Mrs. L. S. Carlisle, Miss has been named president of the 1 Alma Isenhour and J. B. Barnett of ^l^ss at Winthrop college for fV,« «.„ni,.^nJ ernoefs the >car 1929-30. ! I X ♦ ♦ : : ♦ i* ♦ o o < > * ► < ► o o <► o o < > o o o o o o <► <» <► t <> (► o <► O (> <► adds to your own and your bank er’s confidence in you and consti tutes A REAL CREDIT BASIS There is a decided advantage in be ing favorably known here at C^d- ton’s Oldest and Strongest Bank. M. $. Bailey & Son Mrs. C. E. Galloway and little daughter spent last week with her parents in Greenwood. I Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Wade. BMl visited Magnolia and Middleton gar dens. Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Shealy spent several days last week in Newberry, Columbia and Little Mountain, visit- .ng relatives. ^ jj . Wade and Jack Witherspoon spent Dr. and Mrs. M. J. McFadden and i , , , . , , • ^ , jithe week-end in the mountains of Dorsey Howze, and Misses Irene and , Mary Howze Dillard have returned Charlotte, were the week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs. E'. M. Stutts. o <► o ♦ # Miss Helen Chalmers of Newberry Todd, Bothwell Graham and Lawson ! Business college, spent tbe week-end .Abrams, accompanied by Miss Caro- 'with her mother, Mrs. Mary Chalmers, line Harby and .Miss Olive Tuck, were Raymond J. Pitts has begun the in Laurens Friday night, anJ entered 4, erection of a,bungalow on East Caro- the district debating contest. * ^ lina avenue, —; 4 1 Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Stokes and little daughter, Vivian, of Greenville, were in 4 the city on Sunday and visited Mr. • and Mrs. W. T. Putnam. Mr. and Mrs. John Copeland had as Prof, and Mrs. B. S. Pinson spent their dinner guests on Sunday: Rev the week-end in Pacolet as the guests ^nd Mrs. Bullington of Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Fuller. o 4> <► o o o i> it o it <t it it it it o o it it it BANKERS OLDEST STRONGEST it it 4 $ : : : o it it it it i t ■ i t 4 ► 4 > 4 ► it •4 t i t it i t i t i t it i t 4 ► 4 ► 4 ► it it it it it it it f Good Management 1. You have noticed that those who get ahead in the world are generally those who are good managers—who have learned to take cOT^ (yf their incomes. ‘I It is conceded the world over that the best way to take care of one’s income and have a growing balance is to keep a bank account. There are just as many reasons why you should have an account at this bank, as there are why any of our hundreds of sat isfied depositors should. “THE BANK OF PERSONAL SERVICE” ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ * : ♦ : Mrs. Bullington and children, Mrs. Ell Bell, Mrs. Mary Henry, Mrs. Dean Carter of Clemson college, G. R. Davidson of Clinton, and Miss spent the week-end with his parents, Mattie Copeland of Goldville. Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Carter. , The play, “The Little Clodhopper,’’ Joe Hughes of Abbeville, visited his!which was given here and also at son. Dr. William Hughes, on Sunlay. I Clinton, will be given at Goldville Fri- Miss Josephine Brodie of Pelzer.'day night. The characters, all being lo- was the week-end guest of Mr. and ,cal people, have been highly commend- Mrs. Gary Dillard. led by all who saw the play. Miss Polly Elrod was in Rock Hill I Mrs. I. B. Copelar^: and on Thursday with the Clinton high Miss Mattie Abrams were in Clinton school girl’s track team, which won Sunday afternoon, third place in the district meet. The Renno school teachers, Mrs. J. W. J. Bailey of Clinton Cotton mills, ‘ D. Copeland and Miss Mattie Abrams, and C. M. Bailey of Lydia Cotton; attended the county teachers meeting mills, were in Spartanburg Friday at- held in Laurens on Saturday, lending a meeting of the executive ^ “ committee of the South Carolina Cot- Co-Ed Follies ton Manufacturers association. A QVinw Miss Bess Dusenburg of Woodruff, ^ VJUUll visited Miss Bill Putnam on Sunday. , Thomas Heath Copeland of Clemson The entertainment presented m .he college, spent the week-end with his i Florida Street school auditorium last, parents, Mr. and Mrs. T. 1). Copeland. Friday evening by the ( o-Ld E.dlies Mrs. J. A. Bailey is spending the , of the University of South Carolina, j 4 week in Wa.shington. 1). C., attending , was well re-ceived by the large audi-j J the 38th congress of the Daughters 'cnee. The Follies, composed of young ♦ of the .American Revolution. • "ho are students at I arolina. 4 Mr. and Mrs. V. Parks Adair were; came here for their annual engage- J business visitors in Greenville on 1 nient after having scored hits in 3 4 ' Tuesdav. : number of places where they have ap- J i Miss'ianie Glenn and Mrs. Walter peared. Their program was w’ell rjO': ♦ Ramage of Laurens, were visitors here dered and produced an ensemb.e that on F’ridav would bid lair to rival any 0. r lo 1 Mrs. R. B. DeWese and son. Roy. of ‘^iegfeld’s productions at their best. ' Memphis. Tenn., are th? guests of het The following youH- Mad-es com- j sister, Mrs. L. Ro.ss Lynn. PO'^cd the cast: .Misses Hoy Name, ^ I Dr. Dudley Jones spent Tuesday in Tucy Coleman. Mignon W aid , .Sara, J ; Greenville attendifjg the spring meet- Julia and Rosa.Quattlebaum, I 0. ix- i ing of Enoree Presbytery and present- on. Evelyn Bree, C arrie DuPre Lib ed a report for Presbyterian college Monteilh. Frances .Montei.h, M.hired Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Parker of Gran-' Hartness. Julia Spears, Harriet .scar- iteville, visited Mrs. Meta Stone on borough. Miss Lizzie Belle Gossette of Cross P, C.Wins Over Anchor, visited friends here on Satur- ' Furmail III TrRCk day. , - i Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Scott, Ludie .r. u w N>ll Scott, Misses Annie and Mattie The Presbyterian ooilefre varsny Benjamin, were shoppers in Greenville team defeatcol F urman s tarsily ♦ on Saturdav. Orgnv.Me on Tuesday af.ernoon, i Mr. and Mrs. Joe .Simpson and chil- 80 to .oU, while the F urman freshmen Ldren of Whitmire, were the .Sunday won over the Preshytenans by a score auests of Mr. and Mrs. D. B. Bobo. sf 78 to 33. , J i-e*! Boy Hogrefe was high scorer in the Mrs, Roy Workman and little son, Mrs. Jim Young and Lewis Young spent Sunday m Columbia with Mrs.^j^ freshm-nn meet Newman of V\. P. Quattlebaum. ^Furman, was first with 14 1-2 points, Rev. John MeSween was the week- Hughes was second with 10 1-4. end guest of Rev. and Mrs. N\. A. Presbyterians excelled in the Haffner in Gaffney, and preached ' gpeed events and made several brilli- the Limestone Presbyterian congre- flashes. gation Sunday at both morning and evening services. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Lon^, Mes dames T.'L. W. Bailey, E. J. Adair, R. ’ M. 1/eague, Estelle Abrams, Jessie ^ Sparks, Ho^ Richey, Ralph Copeland, ‘ Corrie Montjoy and Wash Drummond attended a meeting of the Womans Missionary union held at Friendship church on Friday. 1*GIFTS THAT ?-ASTV J. B. FRONTIS JEWELER SERVICE THATS BEST % Almost every day our customers tell us of the exceptional service we render and of the exceptional quality edibles ive* always send. Nice, fresh vegetables of ail kinds are here in their choicest stage. CALL BY ANY TIME CR USE YOUR PHONE- WE’RE HERE TO SERVE YOU. Blakely’s vvJrELEPHONES 136 AND 17» ▼ I The Customer First The customer is always the most important person in the FIRST NATIONAL BANK, and is treated as such. Courteous, personal service is as much a part of our policy as is safety. OUR SERVICE MAKES FRIENDS first"" ‘Bank “Clinton’s Strongest Bank” Telephone No. 7 THE FINEST GROCERIES AND MEATS- IN A SANITARY SETTING W’ti invite you to come down to our store any time at your eoxivenience and look around. We want you to see and know we take every sanitary pre caution in the h.imiling of meats and jrrocerie.-^ We offer you. The modern etjuipment we have makes thi.-' |>...>.'-il le.' ^ uu don’t have to come here /J ii.T ^roceine."- for we will lake ca re of your order.s er the phone as otily the best store can do. ' 1 ' PHONE 99 OR 100 We’ll gladly deliver to your door. BALDWIN’S GROCERY “The Home of Good Things To I]at” Phones 99 and 100 ♦ '■ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ X ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ I ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ALL PRESCRIPTIONS FILLED BY LICENSED PHARMACISTS A CALLED FOR AND DELIVERED PROMPTLY SADLER-OWENS PHARMACY '‘At Union Station” Phones 377 and 400 Phones 377 and 400 n 1/7 ,Jy /. 5,.'!