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■■■9 - y^.- THURSDAY, JULY 3, 1930 THE CUNTON CHRONICLE,. CUNTON, S. C You’U Want To TAK£ PICTURES On the Fourth and While On Your 0 Vacation. EASTMAN KODAKS AND FILMS ■ 24 Hour Developing and Printing VMiss Nannelle Blalock spent the week-end in York visiting friends. J. M. Pitts and daughter, Miss Em mie, were the week-end guests of rela tives in Winnsboro. Miss Agnes Milling has returned from Greenwood where she spent last week with relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Add Blakely are receiving congratulations on the ar- I rival of a son, on June 215th. a: the * Hays hospital. from Elloree where she was the, guest of Miss Frances Lide. She was accom panied home by Miss Lide for a visit of several days. Miss Vera Butler was the week-end guest of friends in Greenville. Mrs. L. C. WillianliSj-and little son, W. L., of Greenville, was the week-end guest of her sister, Mrs. Thornwell Dunlap. Mr. and Mrs. S. W. Sumerel spent Saturday in Greenville visiting Mrs. Mrs. N. P. Dow of Knox\'ille, Tenn., | Sumerel’s sister, Mrs. W.\E. Hender- is visit'.ng her parents, Mr. and Mrs. i son, who is quite ill at the Emma < > * > i > <»I < • o i> <» H. D. Rantin. Mrs. J. M. Pitts is visiting in Lau- rinburg, N. C., as the guest of her daughter, Mrs. S. E. Evans. Mr. and Mrs. Av J. Milling and fam ily were in Greenwood yesterday for the Milling-Anderson wedding. Booth hospital Rev. Samuel P. Bowles occupied the pulpit of North Broad Street Metho- dhst church Sunday morning in the ab sence from the city of the pastor, the Rev. 0. M. Abney. Dr. and Mrs. Dudley Jones were in Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Rantin were vis- Owings Saturday evening where Dr. 4 BUILD A i FINANCIAL RESERVE <> ' A Savings Account is like a strong, solid dam — building up a reservoir of dollars to'be used in times of pecuniary drought or when needed. There is no time so good as the present to begin saving. We offer you every helpful banking ser vice—we have been developing our facili ties to meet the needs of Clinton ever since 1886. a a OUR GREATEST ASSETS ARE OUR SATISFIED CUSTOMERS. M. $. Bail i Son BANKERS OLDEST STRONGEST t f.'- itors in SpaKanburg last Thursday. Mrs. T. O. McKeown and children of Cornwell, visited Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Blalock on Tuesday. J. B. Hart is at home from a week’s vacation spent at Myrtle Beach. Mrs. Frank Hicks is visiting in Ninety-Six as the guest of her par ents, Mr. and Mrs. R. G. McCants. Misses' Annie Lou and Leila Nor man returned Monday from a several days vacation spent at Myrtle Beach. M iss'Adelaide Little of Abbeville, is spending ^he week with her grand‘> -mother, Mrs. Emma Little. Mrs.'Ct U VaujTtn and c^vU{4«^-.of Douglas, Ga., is the guest of her par ents, Mr. and Mrs. T. R. Owens. - Dr. George R. Blalock left Friday for New ^ork city where he will be connected with the post graduate hos pital in intern work. Jas. L. Browning has gone to Cov ington, Tenn., for a sta5' of several weeks. Scoutmaster Bruce Galloway and a group of Scouts, are on a ten days camping trip at Myrtle Beach. -Friends of Mrs. R. L. Plaxico will he glad to know that she is convales cing nicely at Dr. Hays’ hospital fol lowing a recent appendicitis operation, Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Jacobs and sons, were guests last week at Myrtle Beach. Mr, and Mrs. Joe Little of Abbe- Jones performed the marriage cere mony of Miss Nancy Louise Owings and Leon A.i Brock. Cadet J. W. Milam, Jr., left the past week for Brooks field. San An tonio, Texas, where he has entered three years training in the army avi ation school. Miss Agnes Anderson of London, Ky., and Misses Elizabeth and Kath erine Anderson of Nashville, Tenn., are spending the summer with their aunt and uncle, Mrs. Geo. VV. Bailey and Jack W. Anderson. Dr. John McSween is at Mpntreat j the. ^ conference. Mrs. McSween is speeding ten days at .Black Mountain ^s, the,^ guest of her sister. Mrs. F. M. Stutts and children, left Saturday for Charleston where she is spending several weeks as the guests of her sisters, Mrs, J, M. I.ea and Mrs. Charles Hill. Mrs.- Joe Duncan and little son of Decatur, Ala., is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. VV. J. Duncan. Mr. Duncan ac companied them over for the trip and will return later to sp^nd his vacation with his family and parents. Rev. O. M. Abney, pastor of North Broad Street Methodist church, is at home after spending the past two weeks in (Columbia attending the South Carolina Pastors’ school. Mr. and Mrs, ,S, E. Evans of Lau- START JULY BUYING YOUR GROCERY NEEDS HERE Quality First We always consider the quality of our foods first and pass on to you only the best at a reasonable price. You can call us for Groceries with the assurance of receiving them on time. Blakely’s PHONES: 132 — 136 ► ► ► ► < ► (► ' > i ► ville, were the guests Sunday of the j rinburg, N. C., announce the birth of 'former’s mother, Mrs. Emma Little, a daughter oh July 1st, at the Ben- Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Daniel of Bir- nettsville county hospital, Mrs. Ev- mingham, Ala., have been the guests ans is pleanantly remembered here 'as the past week of their niece, Mrs, i Miss Louise Pitts, daughter of Mr. and Goyne Simpson. j Mrs. J. M. Pitts of this city. Mrs. B. R. Fuller and daughter, | Dr. C. M. Workman of Cross An- • Miss Katherine, are spending severaj I chor, president of the Clinton Rotary weeks in Tampa, Fla., as the guest of j club, has been spending the past week her daughter, Mrs. R. P. Thornton. | in Chicoga attending the 25th annual Mr. and Mrs. Will Thompson and | convention of Rotary International In- 8 4— Interests children of Spartanburg, were the guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. VV'. W. Harris. Mrs. VV. G. Neville has gone to Mon treat where she is spending several j Friday and ^iaturday at Myrtle Beach ternational as representative from the local club. The follow'Ing over.seers of the Jo anna Cotton Mills, Goldville, spent weeks. Mrs. C. C. Giles is at home from an j .Southern extended visit to relatives in St. Pe tersburg, Fla. Mr. and Mrs. L S. McMillian and children, returned Tuesday from Pres cott, Ark., where they spent the past three weeks visiting relatives. Mr, and Mrs. Tom Salters of Sal ters, are the guests of IVIr. and Mrs. .S. Gary Dillard. Mr. and Mrs. Todd Seeger, Mrs, A. T. Wilson, Mrs, VV'. T. Putnam and Miss Mary W'ilSon spent last Sunday at Kanuga Lake as the guests of Mr. and Mrs. 0. B. Burroughs. attending the annual meeting of the Textile asscK'iation: T. E. Strickland, J, J. Abrdms, J. J. (Mark, W. E. Bragg, I. I). Leonard and Geo. H. Ellis. (• (> (► I > (» Banking service enters into every business transaction in one way or another. To be truly helpful, it must meet the individual require ments of the patrons. The First National Bank has been serving the Clinton community for the past twenty-six years. Its fa cilities, and its handling of them, are both planned in the customer’s interests. OUR SERVICE MAKES FRIENDS First National Bank ' ." • “Clinton’s Strongest Bank” Telephone No. 7 LAURENS PASTOR WILL NOT RESIGN ('ongregation of First Presbyterian Church Refu.ses To Ratify Resignation. * Laurens, June 30.—At the morning service Sunday, the Rev. E. 1). Pat- Allan McSween is .spending several [ pastor of the F'lrst Presbyterian weeks at Camp Adger in Pickens L’hurch of Laurens, foi'mally announc- The Personal Element No details of this Bank’s varied service to its customers is counted as more important than the per sonal contacts with the public which occupy much of the time of its officers and staff. • _ An account with this helpful in stitution entitles you to the coun sel of the officers on any financial question. “grHE BANK OF PERSONAL SERVICE” !; county, and William McSween Camp Carolina, Brevard. M rs. VV, W. Harris of Sandersvillc, Ga., is the guest of her daughter, .V4r3. Thornwell Dunlap. M iss Loui.se Bailey is visiting g^jed the withdrawal of his resigna- I tion, which had been submitted to the se.ssion of the church two week.s ago. At the time the se.ssion declined to take ai'tion, only to the extent of as suring the pastor that the matter in I^urens as the guest of her cousin, Ibrought before the member- Miss Margaret Norwood. W. P. Jacobs was in Rock Hill the past week attending the annual meet ing of the South Carolina Building and Loan League. Mrs. W. Dicus and children have joined Mr. Dicus in Covington, Tenn., to spend the summer.' ' Mr. and Mrs. Ratchford Boland and little daughter, and I. C. Boland, ar ship in a congregational meeting. On the following Sunday, with Ciol. H. V. Simpson presiding, a formal state ment of the pastor’s action was fol lowed by a congregational vote over whelmingly declining the acceptance of the re.signation. ‘With this evidence of c^ontldence voted in him, the pastor today with drew his tender and rededicated him- Mm i ^ % 1^, the guests of Mr. Boland’s brother in * his best service to the church Charleston on a fishing trip. its interest, Mrs. J. Barnie Parrott leaves today | The Rev. Mr, F’atton has Iwen pas- for a visit of several weeks to her tor of the First Presbyterian church parents in Bishopville. ' i here for four or five years and is pop- Mrs. Frank Kellers and daughter {iilar with all the church denominations returned Friday from a two week.s’ of the city and with the general pub- stay at Kanuga Lake. Mrs. B. 0. Lutnan and children of Memphis, Tenn., is the guest of her sister, Mrs. Samuel P. Bowdes. Miss Katherine Richardson has re turned to her home in Hartsville after j in the community spending the past week as the guest ^ of Mrs. J. V. Edwards. Mrs. N. J. Edge, Misses Frances and Mary Darlington Black, and Lala Mae Edwards, are spending the month I of July in Montreat, N. C. I Mr. and Mrs. J. V. Edwards and I family, and Alec and Butler Black, were the week-end guests of relatives lie of this section and over the county. His decision to remain with the local , church brought forth expressions of gratification, not only from the mem'-1 bership of his church, but from friends Aduitt Coniraei ChQdr€tt^% DUea»€9_ Adults can, and do, oontraet many dbildren’s diseases. And, usoally, th^ ■uffer from them much more than childron do. F(ur instance, many adults contract worms, an ailment usually associate with chiidren. Sometimes they suffer intensely and take expen- aive medical treatments, without reali* The-Heavj Duty Tire Sensation of the Year! Everybody’s talkins: about the lovr price at which this STUNNING- 1 LOOKING new Goodyear 6-ply Heavy Duty All-Weather sells. Have you seen it? Now Is the MCDANIEL - Vulcanizing Works GUARANTEED TIRE REPAIRING 1 0 t/ troubles. Yet, the symptoms are the in enfldren, loss of appetite ndre same as ! at Montreat, N. C. Mrs. Emma Little spent last week ! fhaf worms are the cause of their i in Simpsonville as the guest of her j daughter, Mrs, Morgan Todd. Mr, and ' Mrs. Todd accompanied her home as her Sunday guests. Dr. \Pelmar Rhame, Jr., has returri- ed to New York to begpn an ei^jlj^een tnonthfr ^tem a^ King’s countx hos pital, Brooklyn. . Hiss Caroline Martin has returned FINAL SE'ITLEMENT j is notified and re?i[uired to make pay- ! Take notice that on the 22 day of "lent on or before that date; and all July, 1930, I will render a final ac-versons having claims against said I count of my acts and doings as Ad- cstj^e will present them on or before ministratrix of the estate of E. C. date, duly proven or be forever and weight, jpinding the teeth anti rest- -Briggs, Jr., deceased, in the office of barred. ^ ^(mnqmgi less sleep, it^ing of the nose and anus, and at^minal pains. And, the same medicine that sumy and harmlessly ex pels round and pin worms from diildren will do the same for adults —• White’s Creain Yenzufuge, which you can get at SADLB^WENS PHARMACY the Judge of Probate of Laurens coun ty, at 11 o’clock a. m., and on the same day will apply for a final dis charge from my trust as Administra trix. ■ ^ Any person indebted to said estate MRS. JULIA GRIFFIN, Administratrix, Estate of E. C. Briggs, Jr., deceased. 7-10-4tc SUBSCRIBE TO THE CHRONICUl