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I THURSbAY, FEBRUARY 13, 1930 L I. VwK (XINTQN CHRONICLE, CLINTON, S. C, RAGE FIVE V I t ♦ ♦ : A great soivce of h^th and enjo3mient may be economic* ally obtained by cultivating a \ small vegetable garden. Garden Time! H i P^fsonsl ^^0ntiQiT leiHisiai THIS IS- A QUALITY SERVICE STORE « WE CARRY A FULL A^RT* MENT OF WOOD’S HIGH GERMINATION SEEDS • • • • • •* REASONABLE PRICES Floy^ Hitt and Posey Watts Cope-1 Spratt, James Sloan> Ruby Woodruff^l, o 1 land spent *the week-end in Atlanta ; Suelld Denson, Margaret Taylor, M^r' ^' as the guests of friends.y j garet Moorhead, Eugene AbrSrsis^ Mrs. Eugene Timmerman and little — son of Charlotte, spent* .the week-end Florida Street School with her parents. Dr.* and Mrs. E. First grade: Ruth Esther Fant, ^ Mood Smith. Lula Gray Harris, Carolyn McSween, !♦ Miss Frances Dutton has returned j Loretta Rumph, Noland Suddeth, An- from a visit to Mrs. Tom Poe in^dy Young, Clara Mae Poole, Harry Greenville. r j Baldwin. Mr. and Mrs. \V. G. King and :hil-! Second grade: Frances Speake, Jo- Iren of Lyman, and Mr. and .Mr.:. H. trephine Copeland, Cooley Nabors, W'al- o *> o <> o i» 4 « I R. Phillips and children of Spar,an-i ler Reeder, Jenny Lee Young, Virginia burg, were the week-end guests of Dillard, Irby Hipp, John G. Pitts, Lew were Mr. and Mrs, B. L. King. Miss Frances Simpson of Abbeville, was the week-end guest of friends in the city. Miss Marie McLean spent the week is Pitts, Marguerite Seay. Third grade: Louise Jacobs, Mai{- garet Brice, Margaret Kern, Miles Hunter, Frances Simpson, Otho'Simp- Hunter, fYances Simpson, Otho .lohn- PLANT EARLY end in Hartsville as the guest of her j son, Madeline Lowman, Edward Rob- parents. jerts, Inez Young, Betty Spratt, Joe, C. Eston Nichols was called to I McMillan, Ludie Nell Scott, Miriam Greenwood Saturday o.n account of j Donnan, Louise Coe, Eleanor Cope- the sudden death of his father. H. | land. ^ Nichols. . 1 Fourth grade: Tench Owens, Roy Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Wharton of;.lohn6on, Louise Bailey, Bvb Jones, Waterloo, Dr. and Mrs. J. R. Nickles | Paul Lea;;uo. cf Abbeville, and Miss Lillian Nelson-j Fifth grade: Rebecca Speake, Bill of Atlanta, were visitors in the .city j ade, Mary Jane Sturgeon, Mary Sunday, f'riends GROCERIES WHERE QUAUn “IS RIGHT” ♦ ♦ i • i i J ♦ ♦ ♦ >- ♦ ♦ ♦ A SHORT STORY OF A BROAD BANKING SERVICE: 1— Oldest . 2— Largest 3— Strongest Bank In This Community.. Deposit Your Money In “The Old Reliable” and Rest Easy of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Young will regret to know that they have moved to Newberry where they will make their future home. , Miss Mary Pinson of Llniestone col lege, wai with her pgrenls, Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Pinson, for the week-end. Friends of Mrs. A. T. Wilson will Harris, be glad-to know tbai nhe ia. recover ing from injuries received last week in an automobile wreck. Mrs. R. D. Lewis of Spartanburg, is the guest of her sister, Mrs. E. B. Sloan. B. L. King and Miss Katherine Day have returned from a buying trip to I Northern markets for the well known I King firm. j Johnson, Alice Nabors, Charles Sulli j van, Doris Bolt, Martha Irene PitU, ! Marion Stokes Adair. Sixth grad^ Katharine Gralmm, Marg}),ret Sullivawv Ir/orHe AVdson, Le- titia .loncs, Doris Harris. Se^ver.lh grade: Ned Sprunt. .Mfrcil Browning, Irene Dillard, Eli7.al)eth Julia Bailey, Jack Wither spoon, Nancy Young, William John son, Joe Donnan, Joyce Pitts. The greatest selection of groceries, fresh vegeta bles, fruits and delica cies, at prices that will meet with your instant approval, plus a service, that is incomparable! Make this store your grocery headquarters for complete satisfaction. TELEPHONES 136 AND 175 / Spiritism To Be ^ Revealed Feb. 20 JOIN OUR LARGE LIST OF SATISFIED CUSTOMERS Bailei i k BANKERS OLDEST STRONGEST Mrs. Tom Poc and.little son of Greenville, were the guests Tuesday of Mrs. B. M. Dutton. Dr. S. (k Hays has returned from a ten days’ trip to New York. Rev. John McSween spent Saturday in Bishopville where he addres.sed.lhe County Teachers’ association. Miss Janie I^ois Lynn of Chicora college, was at home for the week-end. Miss Nina Curry has relumed to her home in Simpsonville after a visit to her sister, Miss Ina Curry. Dr. Thornton Whaling of Columbia, j.^pent Tuesday in the city. In fhe mArning at 11:45 he delivered an in- I spirational addresii before the student body of the Presbyterian college, us. ing as his subj(*ct, “Choosing a Life V'oeation.” Dr. R. Fk Stackhouse, presiding el der of the Greenville district, occupied the pulpit of Broad .Street Methc^ist church Sunday evening and held first quarterly conference of thv (var. Mr. ard Mrs. Andre Wajlack of Barnwell, have moved to tijj^ city, and - ► (> (I II ( > A You Know The “First National” /■'> rs. have apartments at the home of J. 1). Dillard. Mrs. Wallack.is now^on- nected with Galloway-McMillian Book Store. * January Honor Rolls For Clinton Schools Do spirits come back? Those who have purchastnl tickets to see De Jen and Company to be staged here F'eb. 20lh, at Thofnwell orphanage chapel will witness things unUdievablc. A life size ghost will flot over the audience. In the De Jen company we lutve’a Eu ropean ,my3t<“ry production, off the j beaten path, unique and different— not the ordinary card trick magician. De Jen claims to do more than the famous Houdini. He can work the ' haunteci cabinet,’’ which ILmdini fai-led to understand. In connection with the mystery pro duction you will 3CC Lucilc Tustin, th^ “Girl of a million .songs.’’ How much musk- do you know ? You cannot sug gest a song that she does not know. Yuo will have the liberty to do .so at the performance. A ticket .celling campaign is being conducted by the ladies of the C. booster cluii and they njjorl having made fuvoralile jirogress t<> date. Kea- .son tickets for adults arc $1.75 and for children SI.00. If v'u have not purchased a season ticket phone .Mrs. C. M. Bailey and .»he will see that you get one. Erskine Plays Here Tonight Providence School F'irst grade: William Nelson. Se."ond grade: Capitola Parrish, Christine Patterson, Louise Shumake, David Satterfield. Third grade: Louise Smith, Marie Smith, Kathleen Shaw, Wilmer F^m- The P. ('. varsity basketball team will engage Erskine in a hoop ringing contest at Leroy Spring* gymnasium tonight at 8 o’clock. P. C. is improv ing rapidly in goal shooting and should give F>skine’8 stars a close battle. Saturday night Wake Forest’s De mon Deacons play here. There will be a double bill on that night. At 7 cr’clock P. C. freshmen will play Bish- cpville high school and at 8 o’i-Iock, by reputation — you have heard a lot about it, and many of your friends or business acquaintances are numbered among its patrons;. We want you to know it also by experience—we invite you to do a part, if not all, of your banking here. Checking and Savings Ac counts invited. YOUR ACCOUNT INVITED OUR SERVICE MAKES FRIENDS First National Banl “Clinton’s Strongest Bank” Telephone No. 7 < > Sybilla Baldwin, Paul Cobb, Rich-; P. <’. varsity will plfiy Wake F'orest. ,.U- LADIES* ACCOUNTS INVITED We invite the ladies of our commu nity to come in and open an account in our bank. Then they can pay their bills with a check and have a legal receipt They will know how how much they spend and what it is spent for. We also invite every .man, every partnership and corporation to do their banking business with our progressive Itonk. Make OUR bank YOUR bank ard Johnson. Fourth grade: Sybil Shumake. F''fth grade: Filizabeth Reyr.old.s, Jessie EsVf's. Academy Street School On Tuesday, Feb. 18, another dou ble-header will be staged. P. C. fresh men will play the fast Charle.ston high school and the P. C. var.sity will try;<i to avenge a former defeat at the! ] [ hands of the College of Charleston. It! ▼ < I i I < I (I (I < I < I Fir'<t grade: Martha Lou Blakely, j will be a close game, but P. C. stands Evelyn Wilburn, Maude Clements, Jake Clements, James Gann, Sullj^, Mae Grady, Earl Pressley, Fittie Lee Grady, Mildred”Windsor, FN’eyln .Stone,, L. E. Brown, Liicile Lanca.ster, Annie- lee Bell, Carlyle Driggers. Secon grade: Annie Lee McElhan- nen, Sara Grace White, Harry Hud son, Ervin Bell, Brunette Vaughn, Cleveland Campbell, Warren Marti:i, Elizabeth Harling. Third grade: Sam Dyson, Ruby an equal chance and probably will win BA ILEt DONATES — TO OGLETHORPE Clinton .Man Gives Ten Thogr'and for Gate to Stadium and Lends F'lfty. Atlanta, F'eb. 5,— Dr, Thornwel! Ja-. -003, president of Oglethorpe univer sity, today announced a gift of $10,000 Holtzclaw, Florem e Carter, Thelma'f,.cm \v. J. Bailey, Clinton, S. C., ..mith’ Eugene Mhite, Lavina Ross,; and manufac turer, for erection I Eunice Painter. j of a gateway Jki Flermdnce stadium, j F.>ur.h grade: Pearl Bailey, L|tu-J Doctor Jaebbs also announced that lienee Hix, Nora Cannon, Harvey Dng-■ B-.iley/nad announced a $50,000 gers. I Fifth grade: J. W. C^rowder, Flor ence Howard, Ruth Brown, Pauline Whitmire, Hattie Mae Lippin. ' Sixth grade: Eloise Crowe, Glenn Foster, Harold Carter, Mildred Vaughn. lohn to which $5,009-^3 year Oglothcrpe athletic fund. to be repaid at the rate of ▼ ? ‘TTHE BANK OF PERSONAL SERVICE” icome Tax - ” Man Coming < I i I o <I o <I «I <I o o o When we deliver your clothes back to you cleaned, or dyed, or both, you will be astonished at the perfection with which the work has been done and the good service you have been given. The rates, too, are lower than else where. We call for and deliver. : 4' ♦ ♦ 4 o O o <I o 4 4 if o PUT YOUR FAMILY WASH PROBLEM ON US f <i o <i <i o 0 o o <i o o 4 i I o o <I i I i > i I Buchanan’s Dry Cleaners and Steam Laundry Office Phone 28 "^Laundry Phone 29 # <i i > I • i > CL.INT< High School Eleventh grade: Margaretyiones, Ella Little McCrary, Clara Bpoo, Me- dora Browning, Sara popeland, Clyde Ray. Tenth grade: Doris Abrams, Paul Tcdd, Marguerite Dillard, Mary Ella Bailey, Stella Beckam, Lydie Leake. Ninth grade: Billy Owens, Nannie Sue Adairj^ Hugh Holman, Mary Howze Dilliud, lone Von Hollen, Viv- i niwr Wbbtffuff, Copie McCrary, Willis Mae Wilson, William Bobo, R. H. Cobb, James'Addiso^ Catherine Blake ly, LucBe Copland,'- Elizabeth Blake ly, Mary Emma Speake. Eighth grade: Kll Ellk, Florence Adair, B>osa Bailey Little, Frances Major John F. Jones, collector of in* temal revenue, announces that a dep-' uty collector representing the govern ment will be in Clinton March 1st for I the purpose of assisting tax payers in | ► preparing their income tax returns. ALL PRESCRIPTIONS FILLED BY LICENSED PHARMACISTS ANNOUNCEMENT For the present our Clin ton studio will be open only on Saturday until further notice. CALLED FOR AND DELIVERED PROMPTLY S,\DLER-OWENS PHARMACY ^ “At Union StationT Phones 877 and 400 Phones 377 and 400 NICHOLS STUDK)