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% THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 4, 1930 TWV: rf .TNTON CHRONirTiE. CLINTON. S. C SCHOOL SUPPLIES # 'Complete line for the children at low prices. ^ % Let them get their needs supplied here. Phone No. 1 For Service Here To Serve - This bank offers unexcelled ad- vantagres to industrial and com mercial concerns in this commu nity. w / ■ Location, experience, facilities, re sources— all are convincing: ar- \ guments in favor of a connection with this strong bank. i “THR RANK OF PERSONAL SERVICE” ♦ I ill ^ Personal /Mention ^ llii < \ ■;> < • i I i > < I i I i > 4 y < \ liiii < • (• 4» 4* 4 ► 4 > 4 ► 4 > 4 > 44 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 Mi ss Lora Montjoy leaves today forj Friends of tV. H. Franks will be Rcmbert to resume her school work sorry to know that he is confin€d(<.to for the coming year. i his home on account of illness. Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Ferderline and i Miss Sallie B. Anderson of Colunv- children of Charleston, are the guests i bia, is the guest of her sister, Mrs. of their cousin, Mrs. S. Frith. j D. 0. Rhame. Miss Frances Shealy left Friday for Margaret and Billy Lightfoot of I Loris where she will teach Latin and ^ Southhill, Va., will arrive today to abgebra in the high school for the i make their future home with their 'coming session. — ; mother and step-father. Dr. and Mrs. Miss Gladys .-Mdred lef. Saturday D. J. Brimm. for Carrollton, Ga.. where she will Mrs. S. A. Fields of Leesburg, Fla., ! teach this winter. is the guest of her sister, Mrs. A. J. j Miss Nora Johnston has returned Swansen. I from A hoville where she ^pent the Miss Lila Dillard of Hendersonville, I summer. '* j .N. C., was the guest this week of her ' Mrs. W. W. Trumbull is at home brother, L. B. Dillard, j from Birmingham, Ala., where she Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Godfrey re- i spent the past month with relatives. turned to Abbeville this week where I Miss Alice McLean of Columbia, and j Miss Virginia Ligon of Iva, have re- i turned to their homes after a visit to ( Miss Clenimie Jamieson. ' Mrs. W. P, .Montjoy, Mrs. J. 1). Da- Mr. Godfrey has resumed his work as principal of the high school. Miss Margaret Bethea of Dillon, a member of the Joanna school faculty at Goldvile, arrived Friday and is I t : ♦ J ♦ : 4 vis. Miss Lora Montjoy and William, j making her home for the winter with spent last week-end in Hendersonville her sister, Mrs. W. W. Harris, and Asheville. Mrs. W. P. Adair, Miss Willie .\dair Mi.s.s Minnie Wilson has resumed and F.ddie Dove left yesterday for her work at the orphanage after a | their home in Washington, D. after month’s stay with relatives in Colum-■ visiting relatives here. They were ac- bia. companied by Miss Pitta Nabors for an .Mrs. M. B. Gilliland is at home from extended visit. t * .Spartanburg where she spent .Auj^st j Mr, and Mrs. W. R. Anderson. Jr., with relatives. I are at home from .\tlanta, Ga., where THIS IS A QUALITY SERVICE STORE 132 ■ 136 or 175 FOR GROCERIES DURING SEPTEMBER The weather and business conditions are expected to make a big change during Sep tember BUT Blakely’s sells the same quality groceries and renders the same courteous, efficient service always. Blakely’s PHONES: 132 — 136 — 175 ■^v Dr. J. W. Davis and nie4.es, .Misses they spent the past twelve weeks at- Lidie and Zelime Davis, spent several; tending summer 8"ho4)l at Pimory uni versity. Miss Julia <I|days of the past week at Montreal. ; Miss Zelime Davis left Tuesday for 4 4 1 Manning where she wiH leach in the-^from a stay af .several weeks with her 41; P'erguson is at home 4 I 4 4 A Good, Strong Bank Which renders a hroad . banking Service no mat ter what general business conditions are ^ NEW BUSINESS CORDIALLY INVIT^ M. S. Bailei i Son BANKERS OLDEST STRONGEST high school this winter. ^Miaa Lidie , Davi.s leaves J^turday for Langley where .<he will teach the coming session. . W'. P. Blalock has returned to Ker shaw to resume his position as a mem ber of the high school faculty. sister in Atlanta. She was aTom- panied home by her niece^ Miss Bemi' Archer, for a visit. Miss Elizabeth Lynn arrived Satur day for a visit to her parents. Dr. and Mrs. L. R. Lynn, after having spent the past year at the University of Miss Kate Odiorne left Saturday Wisconsin where she recently complet- for Little Rock in Dillon county, where she will again teach for the coming year. Mr. and Mrs. Rush Blakely of Camp "Howard, Baltimore, have been on a visit to their parents, Mr. and Mrs. B. B. Blakely. ed her work for a master’s degree in the department of physics. Rev. S. P. Bowles is spending three weeks in the synod of Florida in the interest of the orphanage. Mrs. Bowles and children accompanied him on the trip for a visit to her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Akerman of Macon, j Mrs.. Arthur Harris, in JacksonviVle. Ga., arrived Monday for a visit to herj Mi.ss Nell Dillard of Spartanburg, sisters, Mrs. R. E. Jones and Miss | was the week-end guest of her par- Agatha Davis. ! ents, Mr. and Mrs. Jack W. Dillard. P'riends of Mrs. Raymond Pitts will be glad to know that she is recover- .She had as her guests, Mi.sses Doro thy Chandler of Clemson college, and ing at Dr. Hays’ hospital from a re- Corinne McMillan of Spartanburg. cent operation. Miss Plthel Cunningham left yester day for Whitmire where she will re sume her teaching position for the coming winter. Mr. and Mrs. R. E. P'ergu.son and 'children, returned P’riday from a five j weeks’ visit to relatives in Orange, N. J., and Minot, Mat«; Mr. and Mrs. Goyne Simpson spent the week-end and LftbjjLjiay in Char.; leston as the guests of relatives. Joe Mason ha.s returned to Seneca to teach for the coming winter. • Dr. B. O. Whitten relumed Satur day from Europe where he visited many places of interest duuring the month of August. Friends of Mrs. Reese Young will l>e glad to know that she is now re cuperating at Dr. Hays’ hospital fol lowing an'operation last week. .Mi.ss Emmie PittsJefi Saturday for 4 >! Senec:i where shf^ will resume her p(4- sition as a member of the school fac ulty Out-of-town friends and relatives here last Tuesday for the funeral of Mrs. Corrie Chandler, were: Mrs. S. L. .Cook, Miss Janie Johns, W. C. Johns and Harold Bramlett, all of Greenville; Mrs. Ella Satterwhite, Mrs. Walter Taylor and daughters of Greenville, and Mr. and Mrs. Ross D. Young of Laurens, •’Mnw.:-*'* 1k COCTCiK* JOHN JOSEPH eAI4IR MU ARTHRITIS The term itself strikes terror to both patient and physician; the lat ter kn44ws, when he conies in con tact with the disea.se, that ho- is “up egainst it’’ for u chronic seige. Literally, any inflanimatiim 4)f Miss .Sarah Knox left Fridav for|j‘*‘"‘' ‘‘i*i‘thritis.’’ Acute inflamma- Culhoun Falls, where she will teach shoulol n4)t ho For Conservative ' . r ‘ ■ ■ ''t' * People f who appreciate the business pres tige, the credit standing and the financial safety assured by main tenance of a substantial Checking Account, the conservative charac ter of the First National Bank’s service has a most emphatic ap peal. YOUR DEPOSITS INVITED. OUR SEimCE MAKES FRIENDS Bank “Clinton’s Strongest Bank” Telephone No. 7 44 4 4 44 4 4 diffi-l A o I this winter. .Mis.s Aldcn Bailey left I-riday for 4 4'Easley where she will lea-h in tin- primary d4-j(artment of the Easley schools for the c<4mir:g wirit4o. Maigaret Finley has leburm-d to her schorjl a' Gross Hill af’er pend.ng the summer with h. r aunt, \L .s. R. .1. Copeland. cult to manage, th4»iigh it i.s typical arthritis, in this leU4 r, I refio- to that I hr4)nic form, that t44o (4fien S4 mis it.s victims t'4 fh»‘ rdlinj' ch:iir for year>*. if noi for life. We ill' not know it.s cause after ye ar'' of .-^tu'ly of its symptomatology. .Sonie think it due to an obscure inter nal ini'e-tion; others believe it to be 4 4 , 44 1 4 4 : 4 4 44 : 44 ' 44 ; 44 44 4 4 4 4 4 4 .stood. .So far as my expc-rience at first hand is concerned, I feel sure it will some day Ik- found to be of nervous Mis. J. [.. Dickert retuiried .Monday ^ disease of the- blood, not yet under- i from a two weeks’ visit to relativ'-s jn Rome and .\tlanta. Ga. j Mis.ses Janet and Indie l.eake ari j at home frern a slay of several wp ksC'^’K-b -but that remains to he sei-n. I at ( amp (iieystone near Brevard. [ The rpiestion of relief is one- of su j Hartwell Hatton of Montgonu'ry, \ Ala., is the guest of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Hatton. tionirg a.s perfectly as’ possible. Miss Norma Hallett has returned | have seen patients almost killed by 44 from a thTee montVs trip abroad to futile efforts' to desfroy the diseas'ei^' J Europe, visitmg France, Germany, with little attention being paid to* Switzerland, ard passing through p ;r-1 maintaining the patient’s reserve ftux'- tions of Ausftria and Belgium. ^es. I permit every good, nourishing Mi.ss Sarah Pitts of Manasas, Va., ifood t) be taken, regardlless of the- is the gue.st of her parents. Mr, end ory. We must have strength to help 4 4 : 4 4 14 4 preme importance. Of course, every unit if the body must be kept func-io as’ possible. our lemedies combat a dread enemy. Mrs. J. H. Pitts, Sr. Miss Bernice Johnson has returne.1 j i want to say here, that the arth- to Winnsboro to resume her work as Htic patient should, if available, Sub- a mem^r of the Greenbrier h.gh I ^it the joints to exposure under the school faculty after spending the j X-ray. Not too long sittings, nor too M ^ ^mmer with her parents, Mr. and j frequently repeated—for an Fred Johnsim. jburn would .set up a serious complica- Mr. and Mrs. Euirene 5?healv were tion. A patient of mine at this time, has taken six exposures to the ray, during a period of three weeks. She now wears her normal sized shoes, and walks with considerable freedom, which she could not do at the begin- I frequently repeated—for an X-rayOffir»P PhnilP and Mrs. Eugene Shealy were visitors in Newberrv on Monday. '■ Mrs. Jas. M. Workynan of Newberry, is the guest of her daughter, Mrs. Pred Johnson. 4 4 (4 Just Like New for 50c Men's and Ladies Felt Hats CLEANED AND REBLOCKED Made Like New for 50c. We Call For and Deliver Have your Hats made new before going ~away to college or to teach school — and let us do it at this spec ial price. Buchanan’s DRY CLEANING AND UUNDRY Laundry Phone 29 Fant Thomley is visiting his par- ents after attending summer school nVng ortreatiie'nt" Now, that's'”aU this Al P^AIVMiV NTAttKtrillo 1 at Peabody college, Nashville, Tenn Miss Emma Lou Simpson of Mon roe, N. C., was the week-end guest of Miss Frances Dutton. Rev. and Mrs. O, M. Abney are at home from a vacation trip to St. Au time. A<»k your family physician about it; don’t expect too rapid relief—but it’s worth trying. H. D. HBNRT P. M. BOLAND Red Book—5 months, $1.00. •McCalls Magazine, 1 year, and Red gu.stine and Orlando, Fla., and a visit ■ Book, 5 months, both for Sl.T.'i. H. D. Henry & Company INSURANCE to relatives in Lakeland. Mrs, H. S. Finley and sons, return ed Friday from Ocean Park, Maine, where they spent the summer months. Mr, Finley went up for a few days and ^ accompanied his family home. | See me for other .special offers. JAS. W. CALDWELL Call 243 at 12:30 I’. M. 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