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THURSDAY, OCTOBER 16, 193ft
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KELLERS
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gists with the best drugs pos
sible to buy.
^ Personal /Aention p.
The many friends in the city of Mrs. j ville, N. C., spent Sunday
C. Bynum Betts will regret to know Hill with relatives,
that she is a patient in the Chester ! Mr. and Mrs. Sligh of Greenwood, !o
j sanitarium.
^ Mrs. \V. P. Baker of Kingstree, is
' visiting her daughter, Mrs. G. E.
Beatty.
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Shoaly and
ol daughter, Betty Ann. spent the week
end with relatives in Little Mountain.
Mrs. Rebecca J. Shands returned
Sunday from a visit of several days
to D. Reese Williams and family in
l^ancaster.
spent the week-end with the latter’s j.J
brother, Frank H. Boozer. i<
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Mrs. John Wallace Copeland re
turned Sunday from a week’s visit to
relatives in Aiken.
Miss Lillie Mae Wertz spent the
week-end at her home in Newberry.
Mrs. John T. Blakeb’. and Mr. and
'Ir-s. Gus Burton attended the funeral
of Mr. Newport Blakely, near Green-
' i’le. on Sundav. j
Mr. and Mrs. I.. D. McCrary and
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Serving You -
Since the day this bank started almost
a half century ago, it has held steadily
to its task of helping build up the pros
perity, the success and the happiness
of the people of Clinton.
Those who have come to deal with us
have benefitted in a very tangible way
through helpful friendships with the
personnel of this pioneer bank.
NEW BUSINESS CORDIALLY INVITED
M. $. BailN £ Son
Meeting Every
Requirement
Constant study of the trend
of business enables us to give
our customers service that
meets every requironent
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OUR LEDGERS
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Miss Julia carusie oi iireenvilh*, ;vir. and Mrs. John W. Little spent
was the week-end guest of Miss Allcne Sunday with relatives in Newberry.
F^den. Mrs. Gilbert Blakely returninl Fri-
Alvin buckett spent the week-end ,^jjy from a two weeks’ stay with rela-
at his home in Greenwood. j lives in Montrose, Ga.
Mr. and Mrs. Steve Wright left, Mrs, J. S. McGregor and children
Monday for their home in Houstoy. of Ruby, are visiting her mother, Mrs.
Texat; after a month's visit to their |t. C. Sumerel.
’parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. Z. Wright. ‘ Miss Margaret Copeland, who is
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Mr. and Mrs. W’illiam King Snd chil- teach ng in W hitmire, spent the woek-
of Duncan, spent Sunday with twith her father. Guv H,
relatives in the city.
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Copeland. :
Born to Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Beatty Misse.s .Alice Ruth Hollis, Loree'
on Oetober Jrd, at Ur. Hay.s’ hospital, Simmon.s, Allie Garvin, Marv Bobo!
a daughter, Joe Anne. and Sara Speake, spent Friday in
Mrs. .\. Ross Blakely and .\lee (Jreenville.
Blakely weie in Kings Mountain last Mr. and Mrs. Rex Phillips, and Mrs.
Tuesday for the sesquieentennial cele-. Horace Payne were dn Greenwood on
bration. j Friday. __
Mr. and .Mrs. O. T. Lawing of Greer, Mrs. William Brehmer spent ,Sun-• ~
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<i!in Spartanburg with relatives.
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week-end
Mrs. M.
with the
J. Fur-
family spent the
Miss Catherine Wells of Sumter, former's mother,
has returned to her home after a few j queron.
days’ stay in the city with friends. Born to .Mr. and .Mrs. W. C. Bald-
i)r. ard Mrs. J. P. Young.of Ches-, w'n, on Oct. 7th, a daughter, Mary Al
ter, were in the city on Tuesday for! berta.
the funeral of Mrs. P. S. Bailey. | Mrs. Mary Prather and Platt Pra-
Mrs, Estelle Abrams has accepted ther spent Sunday in Rock Hill with
a position with the local J. C. Penney j the former’s granddaughter. Miss Ray
BANKERS
OLDEST STRONGEST
I Co. store.
j Miss Janella Boland of Winthrop
' college, spent the week-end with her
'parents, Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Boland.
! Mesdames A. T. Wilson, E. B. S.
I Warren, J. A. Chandler and Miss
! Christine Peake were visitors in
Greenville on Friday.
James Henry l.,eaman of Whiteville,
.N. ('., spent the week-end with his
mother. Mrs. Mae Leuman.
Mesdames B. M. Arrington, Mae S.
j Leaman and T. C. Johnson spent Fri
day in Greenville.
I Misses Patsy and Bert IVuy <»f Win
throp college, spent the week-end with
their paient.s, Mr. and .Mrs. W. I).
Peay.
L. .M. McLemore of Vidalia, Ga.,
I spent last week with his sister,, Mrs.
Felder Smith, while attending the ses-
t sifHHi f>f the .Synod of Georgia,
j Mrs. J. A. Hailey, Mrs. K. E. Jtmes,
and .Miss Agatha Davis were in Kings
.Mountain for the sesquicentennial cel
ebration last Tue.sday.
Mfvand .Mrsr^^«rrnrr GaBnrway and
little daughter returned Saturday
from Philadelphia, where they have
been spending the past several
monthk.
Rev. and Mrs. Clarence Sistur of
Macon, Ga., were the guests of friends
here the past week, .Mr. Sistar attend-
Beaudrot, who is a student at Win
throp,
J. F. Jacobs, Jr., left Tuesday for
New Orleans on a business trip.
Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Norri.s spent
several days this week in Brevard,
N. ('.
.Mrs. Wyman Shealy and little son
are visiting in Prosperity as tlie
guests of Mrs. T. L. Shealy.
.Mrs. T. D. Ramage of Barksdale, is
visiting her sister. Mrs. K. L. Chand
ler.
Rev. and Mrs. Louis La.Motte and
little son of Waycross, Ga., were here
the'|)ast week for the .Synod of Geor
gia meeting. Mrs. LaMotte and son
remained for a visit of several days to
hei mother, Mrs. Myrtle Htinter.
Rev. .Matthew Lynn of ( harle.ston,
W. Vh., spent several days of the past
week wilh hii» parents, Ur. and Mrs.
L. K. Lynn. He had as his gue.st the
Rev. .Archie Smith, :i!so of (’havlc.s-
U»n.
Misses F'rances and Rose Willianus
f)f t.aficasft*f, arid D. Reese Williams
of CIem.son ettllege, were railed here
last week on aeeount of the death of I
their grandmother, Mrs. P. .S. Bailey. |
.Mrs. Agnes Kern had as her guests j
dui ing the past week, her sister.s and ;
nieces, Mrs. B. M. Anderson and Mrs. |
W. ('. Anderson, .Misses Mary Agnes |
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o.ing the meetings of the Georgia .synod, and Emily Anderson, all of Reidville,
Mr. and Mrs. G. P. Cojreland, Mrs.
G. A. Copeland, and Mrs. Bess » Ow
ens spent Satunlay in Columbi.l.
Mrs. J.
J. Cornwell, Mrs. John W.
Little, .Mrs. Horace I’aynel .Miss Nan-
were in
“THE BANK OF PERSONAL SERVICE”
icy Owens and .Mac Adair
Greenville on Friday.
! Misses Agnes Davis and Irene
Workman and Mr. and Mrs. Tom
Workman spent the week-end with the
latter’s son, Claude Workman, in Mar
ion, N. C.
Mrs. .Morgan Todd and .Mis^ E.sther
Todd of .Simpsonv'lle, are spending a
few days with the former’s mother,
.Mrs. Emma Little.
Mrs. Frank Miller of Whitmire was
j ill the city on Tuesday for the funeral
I of her aunt, .Mrs, F’. S. Bailey. j
Rev. Wilkes Dendy of Cairo, Ga.,!
Rev. A. W. Dick of Moultrie, Ga., and j
Mr, Thompson of Olanta were among |
I the out-of-town guests of the synod
^.meetings the past weeK- - '
and her brother, K. C. Philson of Ab
beville.
Dan Kavenel and .Mr. Renfrow of
the Taylor-Cobjuitt company of Spar-
'inhuig, gave a talk at the Rotary
club meeting last Friday, and illus-
laled by a moving picture the new
process of ereosoting and preserving
timber at their plant near .Siiartan-
burg.
RULES OF HEALTH
room you occu-
light, loo.-:e and |)orous
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1. Ventilate every
P.V.
2. Wear
clothes.
H. .Seek out of door occupations and
recreations.
j 4. Sleep out of doors if you can.
; .0. Avoid over-eating and over-
lAv^ighi.
Mr, and Mrs, H. M. Leaman of
Whiteville, N. C.. were the week-end
guests of Mrs. Mae LeaiiMm.
Miss Ruth Crawford of [..aurel,
i Miss., and Miss Belle Crawford of
j Union, S. C., were guests of relatives
, in the city on Saturday,
j P, D. Bishop of Sedalia, spent Sun
day here with relatives.
Clair Pitts spent Friday and Satur
day in Rock Hill attending the Rock j
Hill-Clinton Hr game on Friday, ,
Misses Sybil and Florrie Burdette
are spending several weeks in Green
ville as the guests of their brother,
L. W. Burdette.
Mr. and Mrs, J, F. Jacobs, Jr., Mrs.
Clyde Lankford, and Miss Ellen Cope
land were visitors in Spartanburg Sat
urday.
Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Anderson, Jr.,
spent Saturday in Columbia.
William Montjoy spent Sunday in
Columbia with friends.
Mr, and Mrs. W. W, Henry spent!
Sunday with Mrs. A. M. NeLson, ]
Dr, and Mrs. J. D. Jacobs of At
lanta, are guests of Mh and Mrs. J.
F. Jacobs, Sr.
Miss Elizabeth Copeland spent the
past week-end in Aiken with friends.
6. Avoid excess of high protein
foods, such as meat, fle.sh foods, eggs;
aho.'excess of salt and highly sea.son-
ed foods.
7. Eat some hard, some bulky, some
raw foods daily.
8. Eat slowly and taste your food.
U. U.se sufficient water internally
and externally.
10. Secure thorough intestinal
elimination daily.
11. Stand, sit and walk erect.
12. Do not allow poisons and infec
tions to enter the body.
13. Keep the teeth, gums and ton
gue clean.
14. Work, play, rest and sleep in
moderation.
15. Breathe deeply; take deep
breathing exercises several times a
day.
10. Keep serene and whole-hearted.
MAGAZINE BARGAINS ’
Good Until Noreber 10, 1930
McCall'n Magazine and Better
! Homes and Gardens $1.20. With Chris
tian Herald $2.70.
Pi.'torial Review and American IL^y
J$2.10. With Better Homes and Garden^
of
Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Thompson ,
I! Newberry, spent Sunday with Mr. and
$2.90.
American .Magazine $2..>0, Collier’s
. Mrs. J. H. Bell. | *2.00. Both for $3.7 ).
; Mrs. Mae Leaman'and children, and J.A.MES W. CAl.DVVELL
Mr. and Mrs, H. M. Leaman of White-
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