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THE CLINTON CHRONICLE. CLINTON. S. C THURSDAY, BIAY 29, 1930 HDROR PUPILS1N CITY SCHOOLS 5T >' ■. I \ \ HIGHBSrr TEARLY AVERAGES Hi|r»i School Eishtli Colleffc A: Dill Ellin, James Sloan, Eloiae V'on Hollen. Eifflith College B: Florence Adair, Prances Spratt, Rosa Bailey Little. Eifhtih General: Inei Bynim, Eu gene A'brains, VirKinia Grt jc'^cy i *'d Louise Horton, tie. Ninth Colleii:e A: Billy Owens, .^lary Howze DillaPd, Copie McCrary. Ninth Collejre B: Hui;h Holeman, Iona Von Hollen, William Bobo and R. H. Cobb, tie. Ninth General: James Addison, SOME ATTRACTIVE SPEaAL OFFERS FOR MAY “jsrtade. Neither of these children miss-l oufirh, Josephine Copeland, Virginia -fid a word for the entire year. iDillard, Elliott Jacobs, Virginia Sad- Academy Street School ler, Prancei Speake. [Child Life—five months for $1.00. First grade:, A section: Mildredi grade: Louise Jacobs, Mar- American Boy, Youth's Companion- Windsor, Martha Lou Blakely, Evelyn Hunter, Margaret] ei^ht months for Sl.OD. WUbum. T , I Kern, Inez Young, Frances Simpson, j World’s W’ork—five months'for $1.00. First grade, B section: Lucile Eati-1 gpratt, Ludie Nell Scott, Mir-1 See me for other attract’”e offers. Ralph Kelly, Joe Carter. Tenth College: Doris Abrams and Marguerite Dillard, tic, Paul Todd, j caster, Gladys Willis, Rosa Lee Hos- Mary Workman. teller. Tenth General: Giles Bail^, Annie First grade, C section: Maude Clefti-' Ue Jackson, Frances TodJ. 1 ents, Jack Clements, Betty Sullivan. section: Holtzclaw, Eleventh College: Margaret Jones. Ella Little McCrary, Medora BroWn- ijyf- Eleventh General: MayBeld Cope land, Olin Johnson and Marvin Wh»t-1 Hudson, Amanda mire, tie, Grace Davis. " [Campbell. Florida Street School Third grade, A First grade, A section: Elizabeth Wysor, Ruth Esther Fant, Loretta Rumph. First grade, B section: Frank Bailey,(cr, Cleo Bailey, Florence Carter. Ralph Lawson, Norman Holder. Fourth grade: Laurena Hix and .S«*c-ond grade, A section: Clifford Lewmao, Fratfeea Speake, Joipahino .Qatm- Copefand. . Fifth grade Second grade, B section: Cbolejr Na- Whitmire, Marian Chaney. Second grade, A swtion: Elizabeth Harling, Evelyn Medlock, Myrrel Cha ney. Second grade, B section: Harry Milam, Cleveland! iam Donnan, Doris Suber, Louise Coe, Otho Johnson, Evelyn Henry, Made- j line Lowman, Edward Roberts, Elea-^l nor Copeland, Elizabeth Barnes, Em-1 ily Dillard. | Fourth grade: Tench Owens, Roy' Johnsbn, Hugh Jacobs, Louise Bailey, | Robert Wysor, Pa.il League, Bob I Jonea, Duncan Workman, Henry Mea- JA8. W. CALPWELI. The Magazine Man Call 243 at 12:30 P. M. I.avlnia Barbara Ross, Ruby Strange. Third grade, B section: Eunice Paint- .No ra Cannon, tied, James Meadors, Ola Ruth Brown, Pauline bors, Jenny Lee Young, Marguerite ^Scay. ' - ' " " Third grade, A section; I^ouisc -ta- cubs, Margaret Brice, Miles Hunt?r. Third grade, B section: Madeline L.-winan, Edward Roberts, Zula Snel- grove. Fourth grade: Tench Owens, Roy .Johnson, 1.3ui.se Bailey. Fifth grade: Lorene Rumph, Rebec ca Speake, Mary Jane Sturgeon. Sixth grade, A section: Lucile Wil- '<on, Katharine Graham, Laetitia Jones. .Sixth grade, B section: Doris Har ris, Woodie Ix'e ShumaUft Helen tlod- frey. Seventh grade, A eectioa: Ned Sprunt, Irene DillaPd, Alfred Brown ing. ' Seventh grade, B section: Edna Hol land, Lizzie Mae Hembree, Helen Bo bo, Seventh grade, C section: 1.^ H. Da vidson, Roby Chandler, Kohn Barnes. There were two pupils who mad*? a perfect grade in s|M‘lling for the yp:»r: ('(•(•ley .Nabors of the second grade, and Irene Hurgess of the seventh dors Young. Fifth grade: Lorene Rumph, Rebec ca Speake, Mary Jane Sturgeon, Bill Wade, Thelma Taylor, Alice Nabors;' Louise McCrary, Doris Bolt, Martha Irene Pitts. Dorothy Taylor, Mildred Whitten, Mary L/ju Johnson, Marion Stokes Adair, Elsie Neighbors, Helen Littlefield, Charles Sullivan. . Sixth grade: Lucile Wilson, Kath arine Graham, Laetitia Jones, .Mar garet Sull^vgxu Christina , Sowers,^* MOTH BALLS In packages 5c up. Don’t take chances on having your clothes or bedding: ruined this summer. SADLER-OWENS PHARMACY AT UNION STATION Phones 377 and 400 .Sixth grade: Eloise Crowe, Harold Carter, Edna Wtttmm. Providence School i Katharine Martin, Emily Ferguson, First grade: Mildred Baldwin. Oscar |Copeland, Doris Harris. Harrison, Alliwain Smith. i Seventh grade: Irene Dillard, Alfred, . , , , .Second grade: David .SatlerfieiJ, i Young, Julia Bailey, i YoU have been a valued CU8- Capitola Parrish, Mary Mclnville. ^ Irene Burge.ss, Mildred Nabors, Car-1 toiher of OUrs for sometime, but Third grade: Wilmer Emery, Paul 1I'^***^ Phillips. 'we notice that we have not been BOOK STORE BRIEFS Dear Mr. and Mrs. Clintonian: Cobb, Ix>uise Smith. Fourth grade: Sybil Shuniake, Maude Herring, Eleanor Cauble. Fifth grade: Jessie Estes, Elizab^th Reynolds, Robert Bobo. Academy .Street School privileRed to serve you as often First grade: Ruby Blackwell, Sallie as we would like. Mae Grady, Eva Gregory, Lucile Lan-1 ^^Skeptics will bcci Don’t, forget: “Skeptics will become buyers if castei*, Gladys Willis, Earl Pressly, they will visit OUr store.” Von Hoi’i,!., R. wrjihn-'’’’^ Gallowav^McMilTian Slonn, Robert V.nce, Joae- *""• '‘"“"f* FRIDAY June 6 SATURDAY June 7 lO' - 40*: s CAPITOL THEATRE Ijaurens, S. C. I s THERE a little **puddle jumper” in your baclcyard? Then how about a “muddle jumper”—a Combination Automobile Policy that wiU jump you over trouble, any* where! Let’s teU you, how and why I 1^ Datnafcl 'roperty 1> Ire! Thtftl Light- Uability! 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Ninth grade: F^lizabeth Blakely, Katharine Blakely, Billy Owens, Wil liam Bobo, R, H. Cobb, Zbnft Norris, Vivian Woodruff, Hugh Buford, J. B. Johnson, .Millard Murphy, Dorcas Na bors, David Wood. Tenth grade: l)ori.< Abram.s, Emmie Adair, Stella Becham, Marguerite Dil lard, Mary Pauline Lawson, Paul Todd, Frank Burroughs, Burns Work- j man. | Eleventh grade: (). B. Burgess, El-, more Martin, Elsie Little, Elli\, Little .McCrary, Mayfield Cojieland, Gra<e j Davis, Marvin Whitmire, ' Florida Street .Srh<N>l First grade; Noianil .Suddeth. .Second grade: Harold Kills, (’. H. .McCrary, .Ir. Third grade; Margaret Kern. Fourth glade: Donald .Frith, ,Sani .McCravy, Roy .lohnson, .Sara Willard,! Annie Rogers Bailey. Fifth grade: Paul Benjamin, Frank Boland, Mary laiu .Johnson, Teague i Harris. * Sixth grade: Marvin DeYoung, Thomas Willard, Katharine, Martin, j I.ucile Wilson, Olive DeYoung. I Seventh grade: Jack Witherspoon,, , Elizabeth Harris, Carrie Mae Phillips,; Helen Bobo, John Cobb, Mary Stone, L. H. Daviefson, Harofd DeYoung, Dan Dunaway. Academy Street School Ray Bowling, Darrel fiigly, L. H.' Dunaway, Mildred Windsor, Lucile [..ancaster, James Gann, Herman Be- j reece, Elizabeth Harling, John Price, Arthur Brown, Edith Sellers, George ; Wilson, Jack W'indsor, Nellie Harvey, Ruby Holtzclaw, Wilton I.4inford, Iji-| vinia Ross, Edward Bigbee, Alvin Trammell, Mildred Jones. Nell Smith, Walter Thomas ('arter, Harold Crowe, Rufus King. Frances Abbott, Made line Chesteine, Ola Gann, Nat Duna way, Ruth Brown, Charles Trammell, James Harling. Willie Rushtnn, P^liza- beth Berewe. Margaret Dunaway, Vernia Mae Painotr, Billy Carter, Har old Carter. Providence School -Cecil latwson, .Arthur^-Estes, Case .Abercrombie, Bs*rnice McCrav.v, Har old CoM), Robert Bobo, Cole Aber crombie, Woodrow .McLendon, Loree Tucker, Paul Cobb, ,M arion I^iwson, Lizzie Fuller. Martha I>ou Blakely, Ettie Lou Grady, Evelyn W'ilbum, Mildred Windsor, L. H. Dunaway, F. E. Brown, James Gann, Willie Mae Wilson, Betty Sul livan, Evleyn Thomas, Fay Fortner. Second grade: Ehvight l^wling, Btl (Continued on page nine) Reputable merchandise — the only kind we offer is here for you arid we hope to see.you soon. .Sincc^rdy yoUrs, Book Store Bathing SUITS $2.7510 $6.00 All closely knitted, non- shrinking wool bathing suits that fit snugly and comfortably. One and two piece styles in many new colors and various patterns. Genuine values. J.A. Merchant W Sherwin-Williams i Washable walls of lasting’ beauty at siiiall east 5 Prt.-lurtM arm §oUi wofid (»r^r undnr lAn/;— - fr M/e-morb t i/y S-ir ' •*4 Hen* is a w aahable flat wall paint of velvet softiie.ss! A wall paint with wonderful body that tliorouj:lily hides the old Hurfuee and covers more square feet of w all per qua."t—yet costs no more than other wall paints. Think of what it will save you in redecoratini: eoNts. 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Florida Street School First grade: Noland Suddeth, Ruth' Esther Fant,' Miriam Coleman, Lula Gray Harris, Loretta Rum{di, Richard Taylor, Elisabeth Hatton, Clam Mae Poole, Harry Baldwin, John Ball Bur roughs, BiUy Parham, Florence Ella Blakely. Mary Sue .Copeland, Emily Martin, Carolyn MeSween. Secor^ gmde: Clifford Lowman, W>y .Hipp, C. H. McCmry, Jr., Mar guerite Seay, 'Etii^e 'Pinoon, Jenny Lee Young, John G. Pitts, Lewis Pitts, Walter Reeder, Eugene Sloan, Gerald Suber, Guy Tumblin, Harold Ellu, Charles Underwood, Chariot Yarbor- $1.00 $iWP Huuve Fui::t Th: world’s bett house paint. Cov e's mere sur.'ace per gallon. Costs \z:z on your hoaac. 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