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TOURSDAY, OCTOBER 23. 1930 THE CLINTON CHRONICLE, CLPiTON. 8. C. v: - ^ ••se * GENERAL® ELECTRIC FUURANGEK^VIIIO for the same reasons that you will choose it I i I ( « I « t ( Thisultr«'inodern radio^com* bine* every good quality khown to radio tcience: —Full-Range Setisituity to pen etrate ttaggering distance*. —Full-Range Selectivity for hair line separation of stations. —Full-Range Tone to reproduce every vocal inflection, every musical note naturally. And it is Qeneral Electric... out of the "House of Magic** where scientists and electrical ncert for years have bean radio history. tOWBOT-A di.tU.Mi.hed ^ •auapl* of .wIt AM*«eai^cak4<wt o«f CMS Wer* the Wst value in Awigi. HanaQutowbssmtfwllT wtA radio rtt^hrars. anr serrounatafs. gurer.ket. ..Hear U1 See It! Coospa'* Itl Thret beaudhil aaodds...! etodvne circuit, f wkkK —faur of hlikerto effsrsd to As puMis, Come in TODAY. i 4 VISION * Over forty-four years ago a deter- mined srroup of men of vision found ed this bank. Under their guidance the bank and our city grew and pros pered. Perseverance, vision and foresight, the inherited traditions of this tenk ,have firmly been the ideals of ite management, which is building for the commercial and in dustrial prosperity of the future. NEW BUSINESS CORDIALLY INVITED M. $. Bailei & Son BANKERS OLDEST , STRONGEST. STRENGTH -In resources, A character and t Do you carry an account here? "I'HR BANK OF PERSONAL SERVICE” avt t I I P Personal /Aention ^ A.mv -iBiirvS'SiiiaiiS'iBijniis. x:si Miss Helen Whittaker of Oranjre-j Misses Mary and Annie Benjamin,} burg, was here Saturday,for the P. C.-’and Eula Mae Holland are attending W’offord game. , j the state fair in Columbia today, j Miss Azile Livingston spent thej Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Chandler and week-end in Greenwood with her sis-1 family and Mrs. E. B. S. W’arren I ter. ' I spent Sunday with Dr. and Mrs. J. T. i Dr. L. R. Lynn is spenomg the week i Glenn in Spartanburg. 4-m Flori4a in the interest of the or-! Mr.' and Mrs. Hammond Adams of j phanage. ’ Charlotte, were here .Saturday for the i Mrs. J. .A. Bailey visited in Gaffney; P. C.-Wefford game, last week as the guest of '^adie ^nd Mrs. Marshall Brown. Mr. Mazyek. , ayjjj Mrs. J. F. Jacobs, Jr., and Mrs. Mrs. James Bradley was call>*d to Owens, spent Tue.sday in j Cross Hill Sunday on accounL-of'^the (^,.j.p,iv)lle. : iWjth of her brother. Koberk A.KImyra and Frances Kay, I Mrs. E. H. Hall of Grea^ Falla was ^ ^ ^ I the aueat of her s.ster, Mrs. VI. I', Ja- y Greenville. 1 cobs, on Saturday, having come over \ tor the P. C.-Wotford ganw „ »'”• J Miss Medora Browning of r„nverse and Harvey Reese of Awusta, college, spent the week-end here with «» • aP'-l' *'*"»• la'la Rav <S friends. P fa™''.'- Rev. Henry Stokes of Great FaUs, I Mr. and Mr.s. George W. Copeland I was here Saturday for the P-.C.-Wof- and Mis^ Elizabeth Copeland spent I ford game. | Friday in Columbia. i George Odiorne and enn PhuI, •'f M*" H^d Mr'*. Ouokett Ada'r, and* ^ .Anderson, were here for the week-end, i Mr. and Mrs. Rutledge Adair of Co attending the P. C.-Woffor(l game on lumbia. spent the week-end here with j Saturday. relatives. I Miss Genevieve Liniehouso of Rock Rev. M. C. Dendy ot Newberry, was i Hill, was hf»e Saturday for th,i P. C.- here for home-coming at P. C. Wofford game. j Leland Edmunds of Asheville, was Miss Alluwee Neighbors of G. W. ,in town Saturday for the P. C.-Wof- DON’T MAKE A DRAY WAGON OF YOUR CAB e We Deliver For housewives who would rather do without than accept inferior grades of foods, this is just another invi tation to do your shopping at our store. Values that make your budget go farther than you expect. From sunrise to dusk — eager to please you PROMPT DEPENDABLE DELIVERY. Blakely’s PHONES: 132 — 136 — 175 Kdlers Drug Store C., spent the week-end with her par ents, Mr. and Mrs. E. Neighbors. ford game. W. 0. Bankhead and L. S. Holleman Miss Emma Little of G. W. C.. was • of Chester, and A. F. Fewell of ^ock at home for the week-end with her Hill, were the w£ek-end guests of Ad- parents, Mr. and Mrs. John T. Little. dison Neighbors. - -Wiothanpi.-cqts^;: lege, spent tHe week^-end with hei par ents, Mr. and Mri. J. W’ill Lcukc. _Mr8. Clyde Lankford and Miss Helen Adair spent Friday and Satur day in Columbia. week-end with her aunt, *Mrs. C. F. Robinson.' Rev. S. P. Bowles, Dr. D. J. Woods, Dr. F. D. Jones, Dr, M. G. Woodworth, W. E. Owens, and F. M. Stutts were Miss Eleanor Player of W’inthrop j in Greenwood Monday for the fall college was here Saturday as the meeting of South Carolina presbytery, guest of Miss Sara Knox, and attend- Miss Ruby King spent the week- ^ | ed the P. C.-Wofford game. end in Cannon, Ga., with friends and Miss Almena Milling of Converse i relatives, college, was at home for the week-end | Mrs. Tom Leake spent the w’eek-end with her parents, Mr, and Mrs. A. J. with Mr. and Mrs. J. B, Williams in Greenwood. * Carlisle Smith has returned to Un- Milling. Addison Neighbors of Williamston, was here Saturday for home-coming, ion Bridge, Md., after a few days stay at P. C. i with his mother, Mrs. G. W, B. Smith. Misses Betty and Lucy Woodworth' William Brimm has returned to his of Queens-Chicora college, have been spending a few days with Dr. and Mrs. M. G. Woodw'orth. home in Miami, Fla., after a visit to his father, Dr. D. J. Brimm. Mr. and Mrs. Pope Chapman, Mr. Mr. and Mrs. George M. Wright of and Mrs. Will Chaney spent Sunday Great Falls, were here Saturday for! at the Saluda dam. the P. C,-Wofford game. i Miss Margaret Finley of Cross Hill, Mias Emmie. Steel of Greenwood, | spent the week-end w’ith her aunt, was the week-end guest of Miss Alma Mrs. .1. Rhett Copeiand. Ruth Cooper. Miss Alice Benjamin of Queens- C.C. Cooper and Misses Adele Coop- Chicora college, was at home for the er and Margie Wilburn of Union, were week-end and had as her guests, Miss- here Saturday for the P. C.-Wofford 1 es Phoebe Witherspoon and Helen game. P. D. Bishop of Sedalia, was in town Saturday and attended the P. C.-Wof ford game. Fant Thorhley of Staunton, Va., e.s Fishborn, also of Queens-Chicora. Misses Phoebe W’itherspoon, Louise (Meveland, Fi-edna Shockley, Cather ine ar.J .Margaret Jones of Queens- Chicora college, were 1iere for the was the guest of his parents, Mr. and week-end. Mrs. J. L. Thornley, for the week-end. Misses Elizabeth McCants and Betty Douglas of W'hitmire were guests of friends here for the weke-end. Miss Sara Knox, who is leaching at Calhoun Falls, spent the week-end George Mason of Charlotte, Joe Ma son of Seneca, and Fleming Mason of Allendale, spent the week-end here with their parents^ Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Mason. Miss Jeanette Crawford of Win- with her parent.s, Mr. and .Mrs. E. R. Ihrop college spent the week-end with Knox. I ber parcnt.s Mr. and .Mrs. J, W. (’raw- I R. H. Anderson spent Sunday in * I'onb and had as her guest Msi* Eliza- IRock Hill with his niece. Miss Miriam Lynam of Wagener. Truly ^tisfactory banking service is only possible when biuiker and customer are able to work together efficiently, and on a friendly basis. It is recognition of this fact that makes officers of the First National Bank always desirous of closer ac quaintance with customers. The better they know you and your problems, the better will they be able to serve your needs — and that is their first aim. OUR SERVICE MAKES FRIENDS Firet National Bank “Clinton’s Strongest Bank’’ Telephone No. 7 rv Hawkins, a student at Winthrop col lege. Miss Elizabeth .Sheely of Winthrop I college spent the week-end with her I Miss Agnes Shealy of the Univer-1 par**nt8. Mr. and Mrs. O. I. Sheely, j sity of South Carolina, spent tha and had a.s her guest, .Miss Sybil week-end with her parents, Dr. and '^antpbelJ, also of Winthrop. i Mrs. F. K. Shealy. j Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Boland, and Mrs., Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Hollingsworth ^- Milam spent Sunday in Rock | spent Sunday in New'berry with rela- Hill with their daughters, Misses Ha-1 lives. j’’.el Boland and Helen Milam, students Mrs. A. T. Wilson. Mrs. E. B. S. at Winthrop college. They were ac- Warren, and Miss Christine Feake! f»nipan>d by Misses Helen Chalmers jpent Monday in Greenville. i and .Marguerite Boland. Mr. and .Mrs. Clyde Lankford arei Arnold Manshall. N. P. Clinton. By- attending the state fair in Columbia I P«t and B. Byers of Rock Hill, today. {Jack Martin and D. M. Nelson of . Mrs. F. D. Jones is spending a few! Wagener, Edward Means of Green- days in Estill with relatives. ville, E. C. Godbold of I.iberty, Walter: Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Robinson and Chidsey of Rome, Ga., Earl Perry of I Stanton Blakely spent Sunday in Co-1 Kershaw, Ixrnnie Dunlap of VV’oodruff, I lumbia. ^ Mis* Margaret McCord spent Sun day in Spartanburg with friyids.^ .John D. Fuller of the Pennsylvania state highway department at Pitts burgh, Pa., is spending the week with Walter Huggins of Chester, were some , of the out-of-town guests in the city j Saturday for^he p,_C-*Wofford game, i The following Clinton people spent} last Tuesday and Wednesday at Beth-{ any church in Youngs township at-J his parents, Mr. and Mrs. B. R. Fuller. the annual sessions of the Mr. and Mrs. L. D. McCrary, Mrs. Laurens County Baptist association: George McCrary and Mrs. George A. Copeland spent Sunday at Glenn Springs. . Miss Willie Riidd Fuller of the Uni- Rev. and Mrs. Edward Long, Dr. and Mrs. T. L. W. Bailey, Mr. and Mrs.} W. A. Hart, Mrs. Hugh Workman, Mrs. Je.<sie Sparks, Mrs. W. .A. Moor- versity of South Carolina, spent W.Sumerel, W. E. Neighbor, week-end with her parent*, Mr, and''''* P^^t’iam and J. C. Cannon Mrs. E. G. Fuller, and had as her guests Misses Bobbie Ellsworth and Laura Aull of Columbia. Mrs. Sease of Clemson College, is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Glenn Ful ler. Mrs. E. G. Fuller has returned from a mit to Greensboro, Kings Mountain and to her daughter, Mrs. Fred Gaines, in Charlotte, N. C. Mr. and Mrs. Joe L. Carter, Mr. and Mrs. “George W. Cunningham, Mr. and j Mrs. J. Reed Todd, and B. R. Fuller,! ]! j were in Cross Hill Sunday for the tuneral of Robert A. Boyce. James E. Ferguson of Augusta, Ga., spent the week-end here with his par ents Mr. and Mrs. E. W’. Ferguson. Miss Nannelle Blalock of York, spent the week-end with her parent^ , DRESSES 50c and 75c BUCHANAN’S Men’s Wool Suits Cleaned and Reshaped We not only Clean and Press your suit but completely reshape it, making it look just like new. We have the most modern machinery and expert operators. Bring your last winter’s suit in and let us make it look like new. IT IS NOT EXPENSIVE TO LOOK WELL GROOMED. Buchanan’s DRY CLEANING AND UUNDRY Office Phone 28 Laundry Phone 29 : lo ! < > Mrr^nd Mrs. T. J. Blalock. Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Giles and Pa-; tricia Giles were in Greenville Tues- j day to see the Passion Play. [ LOW ROUn6 TRIP FARES to WASHINGTON, D. C. Friday, October 31,193') ■; o * * i * i ► via SEABOARD For tickets, etc., call on W. H. Shands. Ticket Agent Clinton. S. C. 1 o <► o < ► ALL PRESCRIPTIONS FILLED BY LICENSED PHARMACISTS CALLED FOR AND DELIVERED PROMPTLY SADLER-OWENS PHARMACY **At Union Station*' Phones 877 and 400 Phones 877 and 400