The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, June 13, 1929, Image 5
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THUB8DAT, JUNE IS, 1*29
THE CUNTON CHRONICLE, CLINTON. 8. C
Will Too Remember
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SUNDAY, JUNE 16th, IS DAD’S
DAY. WILL YOU REMEMBER
HIM?
Give him a Pipe, Cigars,
Lighter, C^arette
Holder, Fountain Pen,
etc.
WE HAVE THE GIFTS!
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“Who Are His
Friends”
becomes “WHERE DOES H E
BANK?” when people estimate
your business character.
There is value in prestige in a con
nection here with this long estab
lished institution — the oldest and
strongest in the county.
We invite you to bank with us.
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BANKERS
OLDEST
STRONGEST
Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Cordova of An
derson, were the week-end guests of
friends in the city.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Scott were the
week-end guests of relatives in Colum
bia.
Harlon McQuiston left Monday for
Newark, N. J., where he has accepted
a position.
Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Murff and Mrs'.
Fannie Winn of Laurens, were in the
a patient in an Atlanta hospital. Hav
ing been carried there Tuesday by Mr.
Boland.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Newton of
Greenville, were in the city Tuesday
for orphanage commencement.
Prof. J. H. Witherrspoon left Mon
day for Emory university, where he
wiU spend six weeks attending sum
mer school."^
Mrs. Fred Hines, Wilmer Hines and
city Sunday for the orphanage com- i Bob Dial of Columbia, are the guests
mencement exercises. i of Dr. and Mrs. B. 0. Whitten.
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Coach W. A. Johnson is at home
from a trip of several days in Geor
gia in the interest of the college.
James Stamps of Charlotte, has
been spending several days in the city
with friends.
Jeff Boland and James Henry Lea-
man left Tuesday for a stay of sev
eral weeks at Fort Bragg camp, Fay
etteville, N. C.
Miss Caroline Mauldin left 'this
a
week for Atlanta to attend summer
Geo. W. Williams of York, was the school at Emory university,
week-end guest of friends in the city, t Mrs. Anna R. Cary left yesterday
Miss Lois Workman has returned
from Laurens where she was the
house party guest of Miss Louise
for her home in Covington, Tenn.,
where she will spend the summer.
Miss Lora Montjoy of Renubert, is
Hunter of Ora, and Miss Ida Mae i spending the summer vacation with
Hunter.
Miss Elizabeth Young and Mrs.
Glenn Fuller were guests at a party
given last Friday by Mrs. William
Marchant of Laurens.
Miss Sadie Lee Vincent of Laurens,
spent the past week here as the guest
Of ^iss jBiTtr
her mother, Mrs. Corrie Montjoy
Miss Sara Babb of Laurens was
the guest of Mrs. B. S. Pinson on
Monday and was one of the judges in
the orphanage declamation and ex
pression contest.
Miss Ethel Putnam left Monday tdr
Mr. arid Mrs. Rowland Russell of
Orlando, Fla., are vsiting here as the
guests of the former’s sister, Mrs.
Ethel Pitts.
Miss Mary Pinson is at home from
a visit to relatives in Monroe, N. C.
Southeastern summer school.
Miss Willie Alma Henderson of Lit
tie Rock, Ark., is the guest of her s’s-
ter, Mrs. H. C. Peters.
Richard J. Boyd, of Winter Park,
Fla,, spent the past week here visit-
Mary Etta Henry of Greenville, is ing friends
spending some time with her grand
mother, Mrs. R. H. Young.
Mrs. Nonnie Young is spending sev
eral days in Greenville as the guest
of friends.
Miss Ethel Cunningham is at home
for the summer after teaching the
past year in the Whitmire school.
Miss Margaret Copeland is visiting
Misses. Nell Rearden and Kate Lati
mer have gone to Newberry where
they are attending sumaner school at
Newberry college.
Miss Billie Putnam, with a party of
friends from Florida, spent the week
end in the mountains of North Caro
lina.
Miss Sue Spencer left Tuesday for
in Cross Hill as the guest of her sis- j her home in Statesboro, Ga., where
ter, Mrs. Frank Miller. she will spend the summer.
Dr. Robert S. Boyd of Columbus,' Mrs. R. H. Hatton has returned
Ga., was the week-end guest of Dr. from Whitmire, where she spent sev-
and Mrs. L. R. Lynn and preached the eral days with her daughter, Mrs. W.
orphanage baccalaureate sermon on W. Lewis,
Sunday morning. Miss Anne Hamiter and Miss Mat-
Mr. and Mrs. H. P. Phillips and
tie McFadden have returned to their
i children of Spartanburg, were the; homes in Chester for the summer,
week-end guests of Mrs. Phillips’ par- j Mrs. J. F. Bozard is visiting her sis-
ents, Mr. and., Mrs. B. L. King. i ter, Mrs. Rutledge Adair, in Columbia.
Miss Mary Adams left Thursday for| Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Killen and Mr.
Statesville, N, C., to spend the sum-1 and Mrs. R. R. Stokes and little
mer with relatives. — i daughter, visited frienfJs in the city
Mrs. T. P. Bray and children of i on Sunday.
Myrtle Beach, were guests during the i Mrs. Morgan Todd of Simpsonville,
past week of Mrs. F. M. Stutts. j spent several days last week with her
Mrs. Hugh Domian left Monday for mother, Mrs. Emma Little
Newherry where she will spend six
weeks attending summer school at
Newberry college.
Miss Louise Kern is at home for
the summer after teaching the pa.st
session at Conway.
Mrs. Dave Boland has returned to
her home in Little Mountain after
spending several weeks here with rel
atives,
Miss Ethel Killen of Greenville, is
the guest of Miss Emma Little.
James Edward Ferguson, recent
graduate in architecture at Clemson
college, left last week for Augusta
where he has accepted a position.
Miss Ruth and Paul Barnhardt of
Oakboro, N. C., were the week-end
guests of Miss Eula Mae Holland.
Miss Mary Benjamin is at home
from Spartanburg where she was a
recent graduate from Dr. Black’s hos
pital.
■ Mr. and Mrs. Goyne L. Simpson left
Tuesday for Charleston where they arc
spending a week’s vacation with rela
tives.
Mrs. Myrtle Hunter and Mrs. Gary
CREDIT
is the first of business essentials.
The way to make sure of it today
is by building up A SUBSTAN
TIAL BANK BALANCE.
We invite you again to consider
this bank’s qualifications as a' de
pository and business ally.
nUE BANK OF PERSONAL SERVICE”
Miss Cora Willson left the pr%st
week for Brevard, N. C., where she
will spend the summer.
Rev. H. E. Moore of Prosser, Wash.,
and Rev. R. N. Hunter of Organ Case.
W. Va., were guests Monday of their
sister. Miss Minnie Moore.
Mrs. Mae D. Frowein of Columbia,
attended the orphanage commence
ment exercises this week, her daugh
ter, Louise# being a member of the
graduating class.
Miss Carrie Young is in Greenville
for several weeks to attend Furman
summer school.
Will Davis, John William Dillard,
Bothwell Graham, Elliott Davis and
Drummond Bailey left yesterday for
a si~ weeks stay at Fourt Moultrie
camp near Charleston.
Mrs. Ray Phillips, Miss Mary Phil
lips and Miss Iris Stone of Seneca,
are guests of Mrs. William Henx-y.
Misses Frances O’Daniel of the
Rockingham, N. C., schools faculty,
and Miss Clara Ixiuise of the Winston-
.Saleni schools, are at home with their
parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. O’Daniel, for
Martin spent the week-end in Camden j the summer
as the guests of the latter’s sister,; ^nd Mrs. W. R. Andprson, Jr.,
Mrs. H. D. Niles. /heft Friday for .Atlanta where they
Mrs. C. A. Workman of Marion, N. spend three months attending
C.. is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. T R. | summer school at Emory university.
Workman and family. i Mr.s. Waverly R. Payne and little
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Powe'.l bf, Mary Lou, of Newport
Waterloo, were the week-end guests ^ News, Va., is the gue.st of her aunt,
of Dr. and Mrs. E. Mood Smith. Mrs. W. H. Workman. Mr.s. Payne is
Earl Dunlap of Georgia Tech, is pleasantly remembered here by many
spending a few days in the city with ; friends as Miss Lafayette John.son.
friends. ; Mesdames Teague G. Harris, Hugh
Mrs. Lewis Bailey of Spartanburg, | g Workman, Larry B. Dillard and
is spending several days with her, Xancy Owens and Lily Yar-
parents, Mr. ani Mrs. J. H. M ither-^ {jo^ough, left Tuesday for Asheville
spoon. I summer school where they will spend
Dr. and Mrs. M. J. McFadden and weeks,
son, and Will bavis, are at home from f E. L. Glasgow'and daughters,
a stay of several weeks in Bishopvill*-1 i^iisses .Alice and Anne, leave today
and Rock Hill. for Salem, N. J., where they will
Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Hindman rfj spend the summer. They will be join-
Greenwood, are the summer guests of,gj from here the middle of July by
the latter’s parents. Dr. and Mr.s. A. | CqI. Glasgow.
E. Spencer, j Miss Nell Henry of Winnsboro, La.,
H. L. Eichelberger has returned ^ spent the past week-end with Miss
from a stay of several days in New | Pearl Hitt. Misses Hitt and Henry
York as the guest of the New York Monday morning for Duk.i uni-
Life Insurance company. /ersity, Durham, N..C., wher.j they
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Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Adair and Dr.
and Mrs. S. C. Hays are at >home from
a stay of several days at Myrcle
Beach.
Miss Agnes Shealy is attending a
meeting of the Epworth League in
sessitifn at Lander college. Greenwood.
will attend summer school. i
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth McIntosh and
little daughter of Atlanta, were here
for orphanage commencement. Their-
brother, Howard Stamps, was a mem-!
her of the graduating class. '
Mr. and Mrs. Crawford Clapp and i
I. Miss Martha Whitten is the guest j William Lomax _of
j of friends in Columbia for tne week-I spent Tuesday in Rock
I Hill attending commencement at Win-
1 Mrs. Frank Gray and little daugh-; throp college. Mr. and Mrs. Clapp’s
ter of Jacksonville, is ihe gue.st of her : daughter. Miss Nell, was a member
'parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Wilson, jof the graduating class,
i Mr. and Mrs. Henry J. Winn cf Mood and Felder Smith, lo-
Greenville, were visiting in the optometrists, were in Columbia
Tuesday, Mr. Winn having come down I Tuesday attending a
for the annual board meeting at the post-graduate clinic in optometry, un
orphanage.
der the direction of Or. A. M. Skef-
! The many friends of Mrs. FT M. Bo-‘fington of fhe American C.dlege of
I Itfnd will regret to learn that she is Science.
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store.
Day after day we try to treat you so cour
teously — to serve you with ^uch satia
tion—that you will come again and again.
For this is not a ‘‘fly by night” institution.
We are here, permanently. Your good will,
and that of our other customers, is the very
foundation of our business success.
And, as the months and years go on, we
hope to continue as YOUR STORE a
place where you or any other member of
your family may buy with utmost confi
dence in the quality of our merchandise and
in our desire to serve you faithfully.
Blakely’s
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NEW PAPER CURRENCY
We have on exhibit samples of
New Paper Currency which will
go in circulation on July 10. The
purpose .of this exhibit is to famil
iarize you with the new size, en
graving and portraits of promi
nent men appearing on the dif fer-
e n t denominations. Everyone
should be interested in so impor
tant an item as our New Currency
and we invite you to feel free to
caU at our Bank and ask to see
this exhibit.
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