The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, September 26, 1929, Image 5
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1929
THE CUNTON CHRONICLE, CUNTON, S. C.
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FOUNTAIN LUNCH
TEMPTING NOONDAY
TIDBITS
IF YOU LIKE A LIGHT, NUTRITIOUS
LUNCHEON, YOU CAN GET IT
AT OUR FOUNTAIN
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Tasty sandwiches of all kinds, refreshing
drinks, milks, ice cream, cake and crack
ers—these items, are on our daily menu.
I P Personal /Mention ^
R. G. Watson, Jr., of Enoree,' has
accepted a position as stenographer
with M. S., Bailey & Son, Bankers.
Mrs. Fannie Winn of Laurens, is the
guest of Mrs. R. G. Murphy.
Mrs. E. Mood Smith had as. her
guests on Monday, Mrs. Jessie F.
Langford of St. George, and Mrs. J.
L. Harvey and Mrs. Robert Laiaye of
Columbia.
liiJBiB'' B .B":B:iB’''!B' .BnA. B' BxlBiilli
a visitor in the city Tuesday while en
route to Anderson to attend the an
nual meeting of the South Carolina
synod now in session.
Friends here of Mrs. Carroll Nance, j
recently a patient at Dr. Hays’ hos
pital, will be sorry to know that she
continues critically ill at her home in
Cross Hill.
Among those from here attending
IT’S A PLEASURE AND A GENUINE
ECONOMY TO LUNCH AT
- OUR FOUNTAIN
Mrs. J. Whitman Smith of the funeral Monday of Judge F. P.
ville, is the guest of Mrs. M. J. .Me- McGowan in Laurens were: Mrs. J. A.
Fadden. Bailey, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Anderson,
R. G. Murphy leaves today for a W. J. Bailey, C. M. Bailey, C. C. Bai-
visit of several days to relatives in ley. J- W. I^eake, John H. Young, A.
Tennessee. fE. Cleveland, Teague Harris, Jack H.
Barry Wimbish of Charlotte, was j Young and W. E. Owens,
the week-end guest of friends in the , Miss Florence Bailey left Monday
city.’ for Washington, D. C., where she will
Dr. and Mrs. R. C. Morgan spent be a student the coming winter at
the week-end with relatives in Spring- ■ Gunston Hall. She was accompanied
field. . }by her sister. Miss Lucy Bailey, who
Little Miss Caroline Yarborough of ■ will return to the city the latter part
Nashville, Tenn., is spending several ^ of the week.
weeks with her grandmother,, Mrs. J.: The following Laurens boys are at-
D. Yarborough. j tending Presbyterian college this ses-
Mrs. J. D. Norman has gone to Lan- sion: Walter Gosnell, Archie Comp-
caster to spend the winter with her ton, Fred Roper, John K. Taylor,
daughter, Mrs. H. K. Williamson. ' Hampton Hunter, .Alex Wasson, Bob
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Pitts, Mr. and | Martin, Lewis Cannon, J. L. Cooper,
♦ ' Mrs. Hubert Pitts, Mr. and Mrs. Ray-! Cecil Sullivan and Charles Senn.
4 mond Pitts spent Sunday in An-! L., Ross Lynn, Rev. SamUel P.
^ jderson with Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Odi- Bowles, Rev. John MeSween, Dr. Dud-
orne. i ley Jones, Dr. M. G. Woodworth, El-
Mrs. W. W. Lewis of Whitmire, ders A. M. Copeland and A, E. Cleve-
spent Thursday with her parents, Mr. land are in Anderson this week attend-
and Mrs. R. H. Hatton. ing the annual meeting of the synod
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^ . Mrs. 'Essie Atkins and daughter, of South Carolina. Dr. D. J. Woods of j
4 'Miss Jimmie Atkins, are in Greenville the First Presbyterian church, was de-1
Quality Groceries - -
“Prompt Service-
“Reasonable Prices
We are constantly gaining new custom
ers, due to the fact that we sell quality gro
ceries that come from the most reliable
houses, and that we give special attention
to all phone orders and that we price our
goods to please.
If you haven’t tried us — this is a cordial
invitation to you to do so.
Blakely’s
TELEPHONES 136 AND 175
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Mr. and
i tained from attending on account of ' >
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♦ l Mr. _^d Mrs. Gus Ramage, Mrs. j illness.
4 Fate Ramage and Mrs. Estelle Ab-'
'rams, were in Whitmire on Sunday. LAURENS COURT
— I Mrs. T. F. Daniel of Houston, Texas,; JJQNORS McGOWAN
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Banking Service
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that goes far beyond mere rou
tine, and ties in with the patron’s
activities as closely as possible is
often spoken of as
MODERN
In Clinton such service is at least
43 years old — this institution has
been supplying it that long. Your
account is invited.
$. Bailey & Son
is visiting Miss Lou Henderson. j
I William King of Lyman, was a bus-
liness visitor in the city yesterday. I Keces.ses For Day Out of Respea:! To
I Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Hadfield of New j Eat® Memlaer of Bar. Was Mem-
|York, are visiting in the city as the' b**’ For •F8 Years,
guests of their daughter, Mrs, Homer Laurens, Sept. 23. — Shortly after
S. Finley, the court of general sessions opened
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Campbell were a two weeks term here this morning
guests this week of Mr. and Mrs. T, Judge Marvin M. Mann of St.
B. Campbell at Mountville. ' Matthews, on the bench, Ralph T. Wil-
Miss Idell Strickland has returned of the Laurens bar, addressed the
to her home at Willianiston after a ^ourt, announced the death of Judge'
visit to hdr aunt, Mrs, Will Sizemore, i Frank McGowan, sayong “death has |
Mrs. Mamie Sperry of Nashville,'entered the very portals of the court
Tenn., is the guest of her son, W. R. ^^d taken from it one of its staunch-
est defenders of truth and justice.’’ o
Then he made the formal motion that I ?
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BANKERS
Sperry.
Delmar Rhame has returned to New
York to resume his medical studies at Fhe court adjourn for the day out of
Columbia university. respect to the memory of Mr. McGow-
Miss Ethel Cunningham has return-
ed to Whitmire to resume her work Judye Mann in granting the motion
as a member of the school faculty. j high tribute to the late advocate
Robert Jeanes left Tuesday’ for! as a lawyer for 48 years, legislator in
Charleston to resume his studies at both branches of the South Carolina
the State Medical college. ; general assembly and an upright citi-
Mrs. A. H. York of Rockmart, Ga., I and closed with tender words of
spending several weeks with her | ®y*^Pathy for the bereaved family of
the judge and his associates at the
I.,aurens bar.
The court was adjourned until 9
o’clock Tuesday morning when formal
organization was completed and the
regular work entered upon with the
prospect of a two weeks term.
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daughter, Mrs. Rhett P. Adair.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Young on Sept. 20th, a daughter.
Mrs. S. C. Hays returned Sunday
from a three weeks visit to relatives
in Clinton, Iowa, and Winnetka, 111.
Bruce Galloway is spending some
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and Mrs. A. B. Galloway.
Mrs. T. J. Leake and Mrs. J. T.
Leake visited in Greenwood this week
as the guests of Mrs. J, B. Williams.
Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Plaxico and Bob
by, spent the week-end in Blacksburg
visiting the former’s parents,
Mrs. Lethia Gregory who has been
♦ i spending several weeks in North Car-
4 \ olina, has returned to the city where
I she is making^ her home with Mrs.
! Julia Griffin,
j Jack H. Davis, Jr., student at the
National Law school, Washington, D.
C., spent several days this week visit
ing his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jack H.
Davis.
Mrs. Sallie Salters leaves todav for
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P. C. WILL PLAY
LENOIR-RHYNE
Next Saturday Is Date Set for Open
ing (lame. North Carolinians To
Be .Met for First Time.
The Presbyterian College Blue
Stockings this year will meet for the
first time, in any sort of sport the
Lenoir-Rhyne college football team
of Hickory, N. C. The game will be
played at the Clevelad countyy fair in
Shelby on next Saturday, September
28.
With the game only a few days off
the Blue Hose have been working hard,
priming themselves for their initial
To Our
Farmer Friends
Clinton Is Offering You a Good
Market For Y our
Cotton.
Sell Your Cotton In Clinton
And Deposit With
Us.
“THE BANK OF PERSONAL SERVICE”
her home at Salter.^, after spending j strength the new foe
-everai months, with her daughter.
Mrs. S. Gary Dillard.
Mrs. Brewer Dixon has returned to
unknown, but doubtless they will
prove thcnnselves worthy rivals..
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♦ ^her home in Talladega, .Ala., after an j B. Y, P, U. Meeting
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extended visit to her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. C. M. Bailey.
Miss Norma Hallett has returned
from New York where she has been
spending several months pursuing
I special work at Columbia university.
Dr. D. M. Douglas of Columbia, was
Last Longer
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SHARPER
Wade & BurcHEa
Curved Blades
Try onv your razor
SHADY GROVE
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A Product of WAD£ &. 3»JTCH.*:R
Makertof F!ne Sheffield Cutlery, Carxfart
and Raxort for over 200year^
KOI! SALE BY
SADLER-OWENS
PHARMACY
Miss Fannie Hatton of Clinton, vis-
I ited her brother, J, M. Hatton, on
; M'ednfe.'day of last week,
i Livtle Miss Betty Collins of Monroe,
In. C.. was a recent visitor here.
Mr. and Mrs. Rush Nabors visited
the former’s brother, James Nabor.s.
in Newberry last week,
Mis-s Helen Hollingsworth of Clin
ton, spent the week-tjnd with her sis-
Mrs. Rusk Nabors. '
ter,
Your Confidence
In Yourself
is strengthened when you save
steadily, and so is your banker’s
confidence in you. And that has
a very real value as the
BASIS OF CREDIT
The advantage of being credit
ably known here at the FIRST
NATIONNAL BANK — Clinton’s
only National Bank — will appeal
to you.
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OUR SERVICE MAKES FRIENDS |
First National Bank
“Clinton’s Strongest Bank”
Telephone No. 7
[ In Laurens Sunday j
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j The regular quarterly meeting of
I the county B. Y. P. U, will be held
, next Sunday afternoon at 3 p. m. at
the Second Baptist church of Laurens.
I The following program has been ar
ranged by the officers in charge:
Subject, “Soul Winning.’’
Hymn, “Loyalty To Christ.’’
Devotional, Clyde Franks,
Welcome, Ethel Moore.
Response, Bell Robertson.
Reports of vice-presidents.
Program, Second Laurens church.
Special music, Dorcas Martin, Mary
Riddle.
Address, Rev. J. H. Snider.
Special music. Miss Frances Bryson. 4
Appointment of committees. j ^
Awarding banner. —
Song, “Will there be any souls I
have won.’’ •
Benediction. !
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PHONE BALDWIN’S FOR
FINEST, FRESHEST MEATS
We Have a Choice Selection of
BEEF — PORK — LA.MB — SAUSAGE
STEAK — ROASTS — FISH — OYSTERS
BALDWIN'S GROCERY
“The Home of Good Things To Eat”
Phones 99 and 100
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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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