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THURSDAY, OCTOBER 2, ISSO THE CUNTON CHRONICLE, CUNTON, S. C. r I o « ► 4 4 4 4 ( 4 4 4 4 4 44 4 4 44 4 4 44 4 4 4 4 44 * < 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 -1 r 4 4 4 4 4 4 44 44 44 44 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 This Year's New Screen Grid Radios On Display The Little Wonder. GLORITONE Complete for $59.50 LYRIC Wonderful Tone. Cabinet Model. Complete for .. $125.00 GENERAL ELECTRIC FULL RANGE Last words in Radio. Lowboy, complete for $166.00 I ! P Personal/Mention ^ lii Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Anderson, Jv., were S'aturday visitors in Columbia. Friends of Mrs. Letha Gilmore will I be jflad to know that she is convales- 'ci»jr at the Lesh infirmary. Mrs. Gilbert Blakely is visiting rela- , lives in Montrose, Ga. Miss Florence Bailey left Saturday 1 for Washington. D. C., to resume her studies for the winter at (lunston Hall. 1 Mias Edith Mae Kirven has return-1 I ed to her home in Union after being ijthe guest of Miss Alma Ruth Cooper. Mrs. Harvin has returned to her home in Manning after a visit to her daughter, Mrs. John Odiorne. Miss Mary Louise Sparks of Union, was the guest during the past week of Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Cooper. Miss Louise Kern has returned from Greenville where she was the guest of her cousin, Miss Mary Maul din. CROSS HILL NEWS H. C. I^eaman of Columbia, spent- the week-end with home folks. Miss F,mma J. Dial of Pickens, was at* home for the week-end. Mrs. J. L. Miller and children of Whitmire, spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Martin. Mrs. J. H. Hawkins, Miss Elise Hawkins, Miss Timberlake and Miss Good spent Saturday in Greenville. Misses Nita Moore and Miss Fallen Anderson of Ninety-Six, visited rela tives here Saturday. Henry Rasor, Jr., of Princeton, spent .the'week-end with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Rasor. L. F\ MeSwain of Greenville, visit- j ed relatives here last week. j Mrs. J. E. Griffin returned home ( F'riday after a week’s visit to herl I daughter in Montioello. Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Roberts, who] .Mr.s. Sam I^eaman and Mr.<. J. IJ. have been making their home here Pinson spent F'rulay in Montioello. We Have The Resources The Facilities AND It is our constant aim to give the very best service tii eVery particul^ to thir patrons of this pioneer institution with almost half a century of unbroken, helpful service in this community. NEW BUSINESS CORDIALLY INVITED Bailev i Son BANKERS OLDEST STRONGE.ST for the past year, leave this week for Columbia where they will reside in the future. - Mis.s F'loy Owings attended the Dwings-Wallace wedding in Laurens last week. Miss Ethel Ballentine 4)f Ware ^ Shivals, wa.s the guest last week of i friends, here, ^ * ’ ■ _ ■ r ' . Misses Juanita Ijiw.son and Mary Ellen Workman of Greenville Wo- ntan’s college, were guests of their parents last week. Joe Bums W'orkman of Clemson col lege, spent the week-end at home. W. E. Owens is at home from a visit to his daughter, Mrs. Ben Martin, in Fountain Inn. Mrs. Bessie Godfrey is spending several days with her daughter, Mrs. Rutledge, in laiurens. Mrs. W. S. Porter is spending sev eral days in Montreal. I Miss Eva, Middleton, Miss Sammy I .Middleton, and Mrs. Robert Hopkins of Brunswick, Ga., are the guests of Rev. and Mrs. S. P. Bowles. .Miss Marie Mcl.,ean spent the week end in Atlanta as the giust of friend.s. Mr. and Mrs. R. C./W’alker of Da rien, Ga., are the gu/?sts this week of j Mr. Walker’s sister, Mrs. W. S. Por ter. i Dr. John MeSween spent Sunday in 'Chester where he occupied the pulpit I of Purity Presbjderian church morn ing and evening. Mr. ami Mrs. James J. Cornwell I spent the week-end in Chester as the fflsMst of Mr. and Me#: •W. E. Corn- well. Mr. and Mrs. P. S. Jeanes were in I Laurens last Saturday for the mar- .riage of Miss Drusilla Owings and I Fred Wallace. • I Miss Margaret F'inley of the Cross j Hill school faculty, spent the week- ferttf 111 The city' as the guest of her ' aunt, Mrs. R. J. Copeland. Sam l.eanian and Horace MeSwain were business visitors in Columbia last week. Mrs. Carroll Summers of Orange burg, visited'her father, .A. M. Hill, last week-end. I Mrs. •slack Crawford of Shelhy, N. i C.. wa-* the guest of "Mr. and Mrs. Lathan Crisp on Kriday.' ^ TKe". many »fcienils of Mr*, 'ijlla Austfn will regret to know that she has loft Cross Hill. She is to make her future home in Greenwood with her daughter, Mrs. Paul Martin. Mrs. Jack McFadden and Mrs. Clar ence Starnes of Saluca, visited Mrs. Miller Pinson for the week-end. J Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Pinson are visit ing relatives in Springfield. Misses Jonella and Blanche Austin of Spartanburg, spent the week-end here with relatives. Jim Hugh .Austin, who is in school at Greew’nood, spent Sunday here with relatives. Ml', and Mrs. Paul Martin and little Billy, spent Sunday with Mrs. Lathan Crisp. Lewis Turner of Columbia, and Miss Rosa Turner of Bateshurg, spent .Sun day with Mr. and Mrs. Wade Turner. COURTESY Costs little, but means lots. It is one of the cornerstones of our business — to be cour teous and attentive to your wants. We have a conscientious-desire to serve you in every way we can — this makes our store a satisfactory place in which to trade. HIGHEST QUALm GROCERIES COURTESY ALWAYS. ✓ Blakely’s PHONES: 132 136 — 175 Charter No. 8041 Ke.'^erve Dfstrict N«. RF4*ORT X)F THE CONDITION OF, -r-, FIRST NATIONAL BANK AT CLINTON. IN THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, AT THE CLOSE OF BUSINF^SS ON SEPTEMBER 24. 19.3(1. RESOURCES 1 Loans and Discounts | 2. Overdrafts 3. United States Government securities owned 4. OBher bonds, stocks, and securities owned 6. Banking house, $13,600.00; Furniture and fixtures $375.00 7. Real estate owned other than hanking house 8. Re.scrve with F’ederal Reserve Bank 11. T'a.sh and due from banks 10. Out.siiie checks and other cash items 11. Redemption fund with U. S. Treas. and due from U. S. Treas. 14. Other assel.s 346,267.00 602.86 113.150.00 21,670.00 13,975.00 58,583.20 14,221.15 33,936.49 87.91 5,000.00 8.128.02 Mercer Again Meets Defeat (Continued from page one) Throughout the remainder of TOTAL LI.ABILITIES 15. Capital stock paid in ^ ^ •••• •• lb. Surplus ' / 17. Undivided profits—net 20. Circulating notes outstanding ... the; 21. Due to banks, including certified and cashiers’ checks o’ut- $615,421.63 $100,000.00 50,000.00 9,051.37 100,000.00 standing 10,234.62 22. Demand deposits .. 151,235.53 23. Time deposits 140,67.5.11 26. Bills payable and rediscounts .54,225 410 game, Mercer was wide open with her famous passing attack, completing only one and that for ten yards, Wablen and Matt were outstun<ling in the Mercer backfield, with L4)lH*tti, Smith and Wilden featuring in the line. To name the stars on the P. C. side of the fence would be to name j State of South Carolina, County of Laurens, ss: the entire U-am and all the subsli-1 I. Geo. W. Copeland, Cashier of tne TDTAL $615,421.63 tutes that were used during the game, !,^,.; h;’ k’ ' for under nrdin-rv sUtement IS true to the best of my knowledge and belief. for under ordinary conditions, with j any one of these men plaving the Mrs. Sallie Salters has returned to! ^ame he did, he would be classed as a ! her home at Salters after a stay of I star, several months with her daughter, | xhe i Mrs, Gary Dillard. I Mr. and Mrs, Joe W. I,eake have moved into their handsome new home on Musgrove street. Mr.s. J. S. Brown, .Mrs. J. O. Hou.ston j • and Miss Pauline Brown of Hender- I ■lonville, and Mrs. .Agnes Eichlitz and 1 .Miss .Martha Hannah of Galveston, i twelve, 'Texas, spent Tuesday here as the' Uine-up: gue.st8 of .Miss Mary Adams. Mercer (7) Friend.s here of .Miss Onnie Blakely )f Washington, will be gla<i to know that she is now recuperating from a ^eriiMis operation last Tuesday at the |>\yalter Reed hospital. Hose rolled up seven first downs in the se<ond while the Hears were registering two to make their total six. Mercer completed three pas.ses out of sixteen attempts, while Presbytei ian got one out of .seven j tries. Mercer lo.st fifty yards from ; scrimmage with the ('alvinists losing] GEO. W’. COPELAND, Cashier. Subscribed and sworn to before me this 1st day of October, 1930. (Seal) L. D. McCRARY, Notary Public. Correct- -Attest: 1-. H. Davidson, Geo. A. Copeland, T. D. Copeland, Di rectors. Getting Together - - In this day ^nd age,^ nothing is so bene ficial as getting together." We are sptaething more than bankers — something^ more than just a safe place to store yow money — something more than a passbmk, check or vaulL We ire a very human lot of individuals, and ills a matter of pride with us that aside froip the responsibilities we have develop ed m our business we have always cultivat- The friendship of those whom we serve. BANK OF PERSONAL SERVICE” 2 Mr. anil .Mr.s. B. 1). f-'artcr, .Mrs. Fred Cason and Mis.s Elizabeth Brad ley of Abbeville, were here Friday for hte Ablieville-Clinton Hi fovOtball game and for a visit to .Mrs. Janies Bradley at the orphanage. Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Galloway, Ashby Galloway, Mrs. Harry C. Layton and little daughter, Jean, spent several days this week in Jacksonvile, Fla., with Mr. and^Mrs. Eugene Galloway and Mrs. Anna Henry. ' I.,obetti Plunkett (c) It .M. Walker Ig .Smith c .Mc.Nahb rg Hrani h rt kicket-son re Wahlen qb Matt hb ! Ilollingsw44rth hb Icimperstm .«..v flj Score by perio<ls: Presbyterian (9) le Copeland Blakely Mr(^ueen McNaull Caskey Cheatham Lynn (c) Green Ritchie (). Dunlap .Stamps 0 Mercer ' 0 7 I) Presbyterian 0 0 2 7—9 Mercer scoring: Touchhdown, Wal den. Presbyterian scoring, toucfidi^wn. , M J ^1^' ‘I^unlap. Point from try after Miss Mary Wilson left Monday for [touchdown: Sperry (sub.stiti.te), and [Charlotte where .she has accepted (placekick). | ♦ l^cretyial position with the News[ Substitutions: Mercer, Sperrv, Uam- . Publishing company. Miss Wilson hasi ,^„^ ^vilden, Poe. Drinnon, .lohnson,, ^en connected with the clerical of- Ve.sev and Atchlev; Presbvterian. Ew-; iices of Jacobs & Company for sev- , eral years, and has a host of friends fin the city who will regret in her de parture and whose best wishes will I follow her. Federal Jurors For Greenville Court ing, Pinson, Carr, Pollitzer, Jackson, Elliott. Ferrene and Senter. First downs; .Mercer 6, Pre;sbyterian Official.s: Walter Morri.s (Arkan- sa.s), referee; Davis (Furman;, um-l pire; Morris (Oglethorpe), headlines- man. I Laurens county citizeni who have been drawn to serve as grand and petit jurors at the Greenville term of Federal court, beginning October 7, include: Grand jurjTnent: D. E, Todd, Barks dale; W. E, Simmons, Cross Hill; \V, [T. Owings, Gray Court, and J, B. • Cook, Young township. Petit jurymen: First week: R, L. Bailey, Clinton; A. M, Hill, Cross •Hill; J. W. Miller, MountvHle, Second week; John Pat Madden, R. . F. D. 6, Laurens; J. Willie Hendiisoii and B. H. Wilson, Laurens; Z.. ii. Traynham, Namie. Third week: R. E. Templeton, Lau rens. \ ' I Fourth week: Z. C. Reeves, Gray | Court, and Herbert Martin, Laurens. * HELPFUL HINTS To clean a lard pail or a pan in which fish have been cooked, put corn- meal in the pan and stir until the grease is absorbed. YOU CAN’T ALWAYS ^ HAVE NEW THINGS YET YOUR THINGS CAN ALWAYS LOOK NEW Our Elxpert Dyeing ChanKe.s your old tfurment into a new fresh color, _ and at small cost you caiT’sef much more service out of it. Our OyeiniLr Department guarantees to please you. Give us a trial. 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