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■PPi THURSDAY, AUGUST 28, 1930 THE CLINTON CHRONICLE^ CUNTON. 8. C. PAGE FIVE WARM WEATHER SPECIALS! Everything in the line of beverages, ice creams and ices to help you keep cool'. and refreshed when sum mer brings its worst heat. - Purest of ingredients, cool surroundingis, and pc»rf Mt service combine to please and delight our paeons. MEET YOUR FRIENDS AT OUR SODA FOUNTAIN I P Personal /Aention ^ I r Dr. and Mrs. Baxter Crawford and j Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Hollis are I family of Philadelphia, Pa., were ’ .^pending the week or a vacation trip I guests during the past week of the jin North Carolina, latter’s sister, Mrs. J. Lee Voung. Mrs. E. E. Ashemore and children Mrs. T. P. P. Carson of Greenville, 1 have returned to their home in Char- is the guest of her parents, Mr. and' lotte after a two weeks’ visit to her Mr.s. H. .Shands. , parents, Mr. and Mrs. T. L. Cooper. Mi8.ses Elmyra Ray and Alma Ruth Cooper have returned from a house party in Charleston. Mr. and Mrs. V. D. Ramseur and children, and Mrs. A. E. Ramseur of of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Wilburn. Greenville, were the week-end guests Prof, and Mrs. B. Graham and fam- of Mrs. B. M. Dutton. -—Miss' Irene Dillard of Columbia, was I the week-end guest of'Mr. and Mrs. ' L. B. Dillard. 1 Miss Margaret Hollis has returned !from Union where she was the guc.st ! ily, are at home from a stay of .'^ev- ieral weeks in Mentreat, N. C. ! Mr. and Mrs. W. B. F'arr and son.s j of Durham, N. C., are the guests of I Mr. and Mrs. W’. 1). Copeland and j other relatives in the city, i Rev. and Mrs. Edward Long are ' ^pending .\ugust on a vacation trip Ito relatives in North Carolina. Mr. and Mrs. .A. W. Brice and daughter. Margaret, are the guests of Mr. Brice’s mother in Chester. Mr. and Mrs. Robert tVeiler and ^ son, Robert, and Mrs. Flo of Houston, Texas, are the guests of relatives in the city. Mrs. .John T. Cheatham has return- j ed to her home in Greenwood after a • Mr. and Mrs. Geo. W. Williams, .Ir.,! week’s visit to her sister, Mrs. W. D. I of York, were the week-end guests of j Ccpoland. ithe latter’s mother, Mrs. Cora Me- .Mrs. Claud J. Hipp and little son ! Quiston. ' have returned to their home in Green- Dr. Dudley .Tones is spending a two wood after a visit to relatives here, weeks’ vacation at Pawley’s island. ' .Miss Kuih Bailey is at home from a Miss Loui.se Cleveland is spending six weeks’ visit to her sister, Mrs. the week in Manning as the guest of A. O. I’ray, at North Wilkesi)>iro, N. Miss Katherine Baggett. ; C. > Dr. and Mrs. M. G. Woodworth and daughter. Miss Betty, returned Fri day from a three weeks’ stay at Mon treat. ' - Harry Davis left the past week for Camp Perry, Ohio, where he will spend three weeks’ attending a rifle tourna ment.’ Mr_ ajui Mrs. Howard DuBose. andt^. MUi» Mary-Stone-4s-at-home from — i t WKere Do You Bank? An important questions most impor tantly answered when you say—“At the Old Reliable.” For 44 years— nearly a half century — this bank . has had a habit of making banking pleasant and profitable. It’s a place where business growrs and neigh bors meet. OUR GREATEST ASSETS ARE OUR SATISFIED CUSTOMERS. M. $. Bailey i Son BANKERS OLDEST STRONGEST Miss Pearl Hitt had us her guests this week. Misses Nell Henry of Paco- let. and Lillie Mae Workman of Chap pells. .Master Billy Arrington returned Tuesday to his home in Greenville af ter a visit to his'graRd--parent4, Mr. and Mrs. R. F. Blakely. THIS IS A QUALITY SERVICE STORE i --- - r-r . ... % r\ We Welcome You Back From Vacation —and hope that you have enjoyed to the fullest every moment, of yqur days of rest and recreation. Members of our staff, too, have been refreshed by vacations and are ready to render grocery service of a pleasing nature. Our store is replete with choice varieties of all sea< sonahle foods, making it easy to select tempting menus for every meal. If you desire grocery service for fall months that leaves nothing to be desired, start now to phoning your orders to Blakely’s. Blakely’s PHONES: 132 — 136 — 175 1 f GOOD WILL We regard the " "good will of diir^ ~ customers as one of the price less assets of this Bank. “THE BANK OF PERSONAL SERVICE” hf Cttnfl'MtWS, (Ta., were guests during t|»e past week of Dr. Dudley Jones and family.' Taylor Martin left Friday for F''armville, Va., to resume his college course for the coming' session at Hampden-Sidney. Otto Ferrene and Robert Lynn were guests several days the past week of I). M. McNaull in Columbia. Parker Jones spent the past week in Charleston visiting his brother, Dudley Jones, Miss Rowena Jones is visiting in Columbus, Ga., as the guest of her aunt, Miss Rowena Gumhy. Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Glenn and fam ily were the week-end guests of Mrs. j Johnnie Johnson in Newberry. Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Hipp are the i guests of Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Wade at Willsburg. Miss Mary Louise C<>wan of (’hes- ter, is the guest of relatives and friends in the city. i Misses Mabel and Gladys Aldred re- j turned Friday from a stay of several weeks with relatives in Atlanta. I Miss Kate Odiorne has returned j from-Cjofls .Hill iKhere Jidie_ waa,.the 'guest of Miss Elise Hawkins, j Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Frontis visited in I Ridge Spring the past week as the guests of Dr. and Mrs, D. B. Frontis, Misses Margaret, Dorothy and Ed gar Taylor spent the past week with relatives in Renno. Mr. and Mrs. H. F. .Scott were the week-end guests of relatives in At lanta. Mr. and Mrs. R. 1). Smith, Jr., and Mrs. R. I). Smith, Sr., of Newberry, were the guests Sunday of Rev. and .Mrs. S. P. Bowles. Miss .Mary Todd has returned from North, where she was the gue ;l of! .Miss Vivian Joiner. j I .Mr. and .Mrs. Hoy Workman,^ It^y, I Jr., and Mr.s. Leila Young were the j Sunday guests of Mrs. W. P. Quattle-' baum in (>)lurubia. .Mr. and .Mrs. Clemson Willard, .Mr.s. 1. I,. Willard, Thf mas and Sarah Wil- |!aid are visiting in Driando, )• la., as the gue-.-'i of Mr. and .Mrs. Jolin Wil lard. .Mr.'. r<(.'b McCrackin of Columliiu, is the guest of her sister. .Mis. L. B. .SI -an. .Mis.s Annie Bell Blake'y, of .'Spar tanburg, is the guest of .Mis.> I.idie Blakely. Mis.s Patsy Peay has returned from Chester where she was the guest of Miss Margaret Proctor. Mr, and Mrs. W. G. Lancaster of trjastonia,,. NE.. C.,,.were Lhe_-week-©^ ''guests of .Mrs. Lillie Gilkerson. / Little Mi.s.s Ludie Nell Scott has re- ’Tturned from a several month.s’ visit to laiwnS'ale.'Ts. tk, where she was the guest of Miss Eloi.se Grigg. Mr. and Mrs. T, M, Ross of Wash ington, spent Friday with Mr. and Mrs. R. S. Owens. Mis.s Peggy Dunlap of Rock Hill, and Miss Marion Ross of Chester, spent Friday with Mrs. L. B. Dillard. Carroll Barnes is spending the week-end in Whitmire as the guest of lelati.ves. Mr. and Mrs. T. M. Littlefield and (laughter, Helen, are at home from a two weeks vacation trip spent with relatives in Mississipj)!, Texa.s, Okla homa and Tennessee. Mrs. Homer Watkins and children of Greenville, were guests the past week of Mrs. Eric Barnes. Miss Elizabeth Barnes accompaniwl them home for a week’s visit. Prof, and .Mrs. R. I,, (’oe and little lx)uise, returned Tuesday from Nash ville, Tenn., where Prof, Coe has been attending Peabody college for the summer. Teague Harris and Thorn well Dun lap, accompanied by Mrs.* Harris and Mrs. Dunlap, spent Saturday in Hen- dersonetHe attentling n dfstrirt-wtrfe Kiwanis agricultural meeting as dele gates from the local club. B. L. King and Dan Yarborough are spending the week in New York on a business and pleasure trip, Mr. King was joined by his milliner, Miss Cath erine Day, and they are purchasing fall goods for the well known King firm. Rev, and Mrs. W. Q. Grigg and little son, left yesterday for their home in Coleridge, N. after a visit to the latter’s mother, Mrs. A. B. .Stone. They \At n* accompanied by Miss lV!<»gue .Stone for a visit of several (lays. For Financial —you need a reserve of money that will be readily available under all conditions. Men and women and business en terprises throughout the Clinton sec tion find true financial safety in substantial checking accounts with the First National Bank. OUR SERVICE MAKES FRIENDS m National Bank “Clinton’s Strongest Bank” Telephone No. 7 ' I < ► “Ruth In a Rush I (> I < > i (► Iton’l miss tlie ficppy thrcc-a t ciim-io edy to be given at the I Irpidir'Street srhoi ) Tliiii'day (‘veniiig, Aug. 2sili, c'gljl o’clock. .Adini.ssion 1 .'ic and LVk-. i We find Both in a ru«li to ol'tu'n a -(i i etary's position - for a u ain for the iMinier line, etc. However, she find' time to shock an amhiti(/:is aunt, accept a week-end invntatic,n. dismiss I two .s jit'/i'.s, advise a firosjteclive bride I and gidom. l ate decrees that she and Juliet 'Share their time with two fdlow trav*- I elers which result.s in many delightful adventures. Don’t mi.s.s this p!a^^ It WlirgrvF you a fuTl“mgHti;rfunt' School Notice her grand^mother, Mrs. S. W. Hughes,' in Atlanta. , , The Clinton public school.s will open Mrs. Ld Little and little daughter, Monday, .Sept. 1, ly.'JO, for the .session Margaret hf Wilhamston, is on a visit of nco.i.jai, at Sd.'i a. m. Pupils are to her parents, Mr. and Mrs. G. B. Da- j^rged to come wdth their textbooks as fregular classroom work will be done home I up iq f jje second recess. o O < * O o o O o O (► i* i> i > it !l I o 1,4 1 to o o o O o (t 4> (► ( ► 4 ► ( * ( ► o 4 ► ( * Miss Maude Pearson is at from a visit to relatives in Greenville. Mr. and Mrs, Gilbert Blakely are at home from a few days’ vacation trip to Wilmington, N, C. Mr. and Mrs. A. E. McIntosh and daughter, Miss Louise, were visitors in Columbia on Tuesday. Miss Ethel Killen of Greenville, is the guest of Miss Fredna Shockley. LOW ROUND TRIP FARES to < WASHINGTON, D. C. ;; Saturday, Aug. 30, 1930 seab'oard ojFor tickets, etc„ call on nearest •I Seaboard Ticket Agent. All teachers will l>€ in their respijc- tive buildings at nine o’clock on Sat urday, Aug. 30, to conduct re-exami nations and classify pupils. All high school pupils and all new pupils are in\’ited for consultation and proper as signment. ^ J. H. Witherspoon, Supt. Just Like New for 50c Men’s and Ladies Felt Hats CLEANED AND REBLOCKED Made Like New for 5Cc. . _ We Call For and Deliver Have your Hat^ made new before going away to college or to teach -school — and leCus do it at this.spiecr. ial price. Buchanan’s DRY CLEANING AND LAUNDRY Office Phone 28 Laundry Phone 29 CARD OF THANKS Although defeated, I hold no ill-will toward any one. I am deeply grateful! to the people of Laurens county who honored me two years ago by electing me a.'> their representative and also for the vote received this time. Espec ially, am I proud of the magnificent vote received in my home precinct. If, in the future, I can be of any ser vice to rny county or state in any. capacity, 1 shall be happy to do so. J. BAUNIE PARROTT. I H. D. HENRY F. ML BOLAND H. D. Henry & Company INSURANCE STOCKS BONDS REAL ESTATE LOANS NEGOTIATED The Clinton Chronicle—$1.50 a Year ... 1