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k i THUlteDAY, JUNE I#; 1930 THE CLINTON CHRONICLE, CLINTON, S. C. ^ PAGE nVE I ♦ n <> <► A Complete Drug Store Stocked With THE BEST DRUG STORE WIERCHANDISE FROM ALL OVER THE WORLD And Ready To Give You THE BEST DRUG STORE SERVICE POSSIBLE Let Us Serve You Personal Mention- p njWliS'illKilBl: ♦ He Is Old and Dependent How often you hear this sad story. Start now,, and save while you can. A SAVINGS ACCOUNT IN “THE OLD RELIABLE” IS THE SAFEST WAY _ s • I ■MMiMiiaaiiMi'aiaMiiaiMiiiBiiHgiaHM I Capt. and Mrs. J. W. Copeland are spending the week at Glenn Springs. " 'Mrs. Allan F. Lide and children re turned to their home in Elloree Mon day after a visit to Mrs. F. M. Stutts. Mrs. H. W. Brimm left Friday for Mrs. Felder Smith is at home from a visit to relatives in Vidklia, Ga. She was a'ccompanied home by her sister, Miss Ila MacLemore. Friends of Henry Hagen will be glad to know that he has returned .Atlanta where she will spendi|8fever-1 fr^m Newberry and is now connected I al week with relatives. i with the Serve-U-Service station. Dr. and Mrs. D. M. Douglas of Co-1 Miss Emma Dupre and Miss Martha I lumbia, were here Friday for the fun- Gault of Fountain Inn, spent last week eral of Mrs. W. .1, Bailey. Ihere as the guests of Miss Elizabeth i Miss Mary Adams left yesterday for Nelson. i ► i <• 1 ii! -1 * * < ' I < > ! Hendersonville, Statesville and Balti more where she will spend the sum mer. Dr. D. J. Brimm left Monday for Hempstead, N. Y., for a six weeks visit to his son, Daniel J. Brimm. i Mr. and Mrs. J. M. C. Barksdale of Greenville, were here Friday for the funeral of Mrs. W. J. Bailey. Mr. and Mrs. B, S. Pinson left Tues day for Columbia where they will at tend summer school at the University. ■ gusta, are spending some time with Mrs. Waiter Aull of Pendleton, is W. J. Bailey, spending some time with her parents,; Mrs. M. J. Furqueron had as guests’ .vlr. and Mrs. G. R. Davidson. i this week her niece, Mrs. W. B. Kirk-1 Mrs. Frank Kellers and daughter, j land of Port Royal; her son, ,lohn W. Mrs. T. J. Leake and daughter, Eliz abeth, were the week-end guests of lelatives in Fountain Inn. M iss Martha Thomas, formerly of j Charleston and now a member of the i faculty of Columbia university. New York, was the guest this week of her niece, Mrs. D. C. Heustess. Mrs. W. C. Bailey and daughters. Misses Florence and Frances, and her mother, .Mrs. •'F'rank Fleming of Au- Virginia, left Saturday for Kanuga Lake near Hendersonville, where they will spend two weeks. Rev. S. P. Bowles spent Sunday in Furqueron and family of Anderson, and Mr. and Mrs. Arch Bradley of Ninety-Six. Friends of W. H. Simpson, who is Rock Hill where he occupied the pulpit I now a patient in a Memphis hospital off the First Presbyterian church. where he went to undergo two oper- This IS A QUALITY SERVICE STORE ) i" THERE ARE THREE REASONS WHY SO MANY SPLENDID. HOUSEWIVES PREFER BUYING THE FOODS FOR THEIR MEALS AT BLAKELY’S: ' .ifi V The first is because of the ceVtainty that at Blakely's they will receive only goods of finest quality, greatest purity, utmost goodness and absolute freshness. The second is because of the courteous efficient ser vice as rendered by the corps of trained, capable grocery- men and the prompt delivery service. The third is the moderateness of prices on every itefh every day. Our stock is replete with tasty foods for PICNICS and PAHTIES. We have everything necessary for all summer events. WE CLOSE AT 12 NOON THURSDAYS^ Blakely’s PHONES: 132 — 136 — 175 Dr. and Mrs. J. D. Jacobs, and Dr. ThornweU Jacobs of Atlanta, were called here Thursday on account_of ations, will be glad to know that he is improving and hopes to be able to re turn home within the^ext twa weelts.^ Bailey. The friends of G. R. Davidson will regret to know that he continues quite ill at his home on Musgro>ve street. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. H. Cornelson, Jr., of Spartanburg, were here F'riday for the funeral of Mrs. W. J. Bailey. A. M. Copeland spent several days of the pa.st week in NewlH*rry as the guests of his sons while attending the old soldiers’ reunion. Miss Sybil Burdette is at home for the summer after teaching the past .session ad Johnston. Mis.ses Louise McIntosh, Ruth Car- ; ter and Odetta Mauney, students at | the University, are at home for the ^ summer. Dr. L. K. Lynn spent Sunday in Greenville where he occupied the pul- pit of the Second Pre.shyterian church..' .Miss Lou Abrams ha.s returned to Augusta after ^ two weeks visit to her mother, Mrs.'KwtrttlCAbrams. Miss Irene Dillard of the University faculty, Colu'mbia, was the guest of relatives in the city during the past i week. Mr.s. James F. Bradley arrived .Mon- annoynce ,the birth of a daughter, Martfha Calvert, on June 13th, Mrs. on Roy i.s pleasantly remembered here by many'friends as Miss Marjorie Spon- cer, dapghter of Dr. and Mrs. A. E. Spencer. Mrs. H. N. Allan, Misses Marie Al lan, Mabel Goodwin and Edgar Lan caster, all of Spartanburg, were the week-end guests of Miss Nell Dillard, who is spending her vacation with her parents, Mr. and .Mrs. Jack. W. Dil lard. Miss Isabel Witherspoon left Tues day for the University of South Caro- lina where she will attend summer school. .Miss Witherspoon has been awarded a fellowship and will at-teml the University this winter |)ur.suing hei’ .M. \. degree. .Mr. and .Mrs. Paul H. Burroughs of Richmond, Va., announce the birth of a daughter, Ann Adair Burroughs, on June 7th. .Mrs. Burroughs is plea.sant- ly remembered as .Miss Annie B. .\dair of this city, daughter of Mr. and .Mrs. R. F. Adair. d. ti. Boland, Ratchford Boland, .Mr. and Mrs. L. V. Pinson, Fred Burnette, (► < ► I ► (► (* i ► day from her former home in Abbe-;'^‘ Mr. and .Mrs. D. 1. Shealy, ville to accept a position as a matron Mrs. Brooks .Swygert at the orphanage ! Mr. and .Mrs. R, R, V inkbeiniu* of ^ ^ Mrs. U'wis Bailey and litt le t ^-»»^ns. were rn Newberry . ^.Sunday has'reTurned to her home in .Spartan-' lb‘. A. .1. Bowers, a burg after a visit to her parents, .Mr j and .Mrs. J. II. Witherspoon. Mr.s. Agnes Kern and .Miss Mar garet Kern have returned from Dar lington where they were the gue.sts of .Mrs. J. T. Langston. Mrs. W. O. Brownlee of Guerrant, Ky., is spending the week in the city as dean of the Young People’s confer- i ence at the college. | Edwaixl Martin and James Wither-1 former church of this city. pastor of St.'John’s l.utheranj|^ ^ o MANY HE:RE FOR lii ANNUAL MEET t I ► Intermediate ('onferemte for Presby terian Boys and Gir*s (’lowd 'I'ues- day After .Successful Week. The second annual Intermediate ipoon left Tuesday for the University conference of the Synod of .South Car- of South Carolina where they are at-1 olina came to a close here Tuesday at tending summer school. j noon. Nearly two hundred hoys and Miss Alden Bailey left Monday for j girls of the intermediate age left for Rock Hill where she is attending sum-; their homes over the state after at- iner school at V\ inthrop college. i tending one of the most successful and Miss Ada Dillard of Spartanburg, 1 inspiring conferences ever held. An spent the week-end in the city with ‘ inter-conference order to be known as her parents. v | the Royal Order of Chri.stian Kni ghts Mr. and .Mrs. L. L. Adair of Allan-j wa.s instituted at the closing assembly ta, are to be the week-end guests of I in the main auditorium of Presbyte- their mother, Mrs. Corrie Adair. i rian college where the conference was Mr. and Mrs. Wyman Shealy and ! in session for a week, little son, are spending two weeks in | (ol. and Mrs. Jos. H. Cudlipp of Baltimore, Md.. directed the interme- Florence. Mrs. C. A. Workman has returned to her home in Marion, N. C., after a two weeks visit to friends and rela- I! lives in the city. .Miss Sue Spencer left Tuesday for her home in Statesboro, Ga., where she will spend the summer. Mr. and Mrs. VV'. Davis diates in the various phases of their life while here. 'They were assi.sted by a faculty of ten leaders in the Pres byterian church in South Carolina. The followinj; served: Rev. and .Mrs. S. J. L. Crouch, Rev. J, ^Wlickman, _-D. I)., Rev. Marshall Dendy, Rev. Sani- and uel P. Bowles, Miss Cornelia .Mcl.au- 1 daughter, Montrose, of Shelby, .N/C.,| rib. M. G, Boswell, Rev’ .John Davis,*| j were week-end guests-of .Mrs, Davis' Miss Eugenia Miller, and Rev, Thos.! sister, Mr.s. A. Ross Blakely. .C. Bryan. The boys and girls were in Friends here of Miss Alva Wilson immediate charge of eight councillors will be glad to know that she is re-1 of recognized leadership. They were:] cuperating at Dr. Hays' hospital, fol-i Misses Elizabeth Brogdon, F'rances j lowing an appendicitis operation. j Clark. .Margaret Crouch, Mina Higbee, i .Mrs. Mollie Beeks is spending sev-j.Mrs. Janie L. Garrison, Revs. C. S.' eral weeks in Richmond, Va., as the i guest of Dr. and Mrs. H. S. Beeks, Mrs. B. M, Dutton is spending the week in Raleigh, N. C., as the guest of her daughter, Mrs, J. E. Kaufman. Miss Corrine McNeil of Lake City, is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Parrott. Mrs. E. D. Chaney and little daugh ter, Virginia, spent the past week in Newberry as the guest of her daugh ter, Mrs. Frazier Lominack. Theodore Plowden of Sumter, is the guest of his aunt and uncle, Dr. and Mrs. D. O. Rhame. Dr. Delmar Rhame, Jr., is spending Miller, I. W. Conyers, F. T. McGill, and W. S, Scott. The director of ath- Ie.tics was Coach Walter A. Johnson of P. C. and the pianist was Mrs. H, H. Maoauley of Seneca, The conference was conducted along the line of an Indian camp with those attending divided into four tribes. Friendly rivalry existed between the tribes and fine records were made in class work, worship programs, con duct, athletics and in expressional ac tivities. On Sunday afternoon the tribes visited three institutions near Clintftn, the Thomwell orphanage. Training school and county home, and two weeks at Fort Moultrie where in! interesting services. As a re- j o addition to his duties as an officer, conference many made de- . . . . - . .1 # A.. • .! he has been drafted as a member of the medical staff. ; , Mrs. Henrietta Bradley of McCbr- :mick, is the guest of her sister, Mrs. j M. J. Furqueron. i Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Galloway have I returned to their home in Jacksonville, Fla., after a ten days visit to rela- [-1 tives in the city. cisions for a more positive Christian life and will go forth to better service in their churches and communities. Dn Frank F. Hicks DENTIST J Office Natitmal Bank Boildinf Dr. SmitJi'a Fcnrraer Loeation.' Phone 153 RecommedationS of the First National Bank come from those who know it best—the business houses and individuals throughout this section who use its services year in and year out. 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