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'•T»J?;‘W.-^"'t'W''*"^ Ut .i;i>»iin».m.JAyn jW4|i THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1930 THE GUNTON CHRONICLE. CLINTON. S. C. PAGE nVB 4 ■ii:B!'ahi{Bf.iii!i!«i:;Si;flr:.BAi"n:;««!aj:.B:;!a;i«ii!iBi:iite!itai!iili<iMBtiiBi,,iBiji;K,iBi:i!B ll p Personal /Mention ^ iii = ii Miss Mary Louise Cowan of Ches-, Asheville Saturday for the P. C.-N. C. ter, is visiting Mrs. Brice Quinn. > State game, Mrs. Arthur JCopeland spent Satu^- [ Miss Lou Coffee of Douglas, Ga., is day in Rock Hill. j in the city directing a Ipca'l talent play Miss Benita Boozer epent Sunday'for the D. A. R. chapter, at her home in Newberi*y. j Miss Janie Ferguson of Greenvill<^ Mrs. J. A- Bailey and Mrs. G. A. 'and Miss Lou Ferguson of Glenn |_Ccpeland spent Tuesday with Mrs. J.j Springs, were guests of friends here I. Copeland in Newberry. ; for the week-end. Miss Mildred Copeland of Grady Born to Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Simp-' hospital, Atlanta, is visiting h.r pir- on, on Nov. nth, a daughter, Betty MILLION DOLLARS on radio re/carch before offering ifou fhe/e fei/ p ir- ents, Mr. and Mrs. Ben F. Copeli.vi. Mrs. B. H. Boyd spent Saturday in Spartanburg. , Rev. \V. G. Neville, returned mis- ! sionary from Brazil, is visiting rela tives in the city. Miss Lucy Bailey spent the week- GENERAL® ELECTRIC FULL RANGE RADIO Twenty million dollars in radio research^ •.. inventing, creating, developing con tributions to radio art that have made modem broadcasung and receiving pos sible as we know it today. No wonder the new General Electric Full Range Radio has every quality you cana8k^e^am^ig3ensitivityjj^^lw^ You’ll want to own one the minute you hear it. 0 Sue. ^ Miss Agnes Shcaly of the Univer- .:ity of South Carolina, spent Sunday with her parents. Dr. and Mrs.*F. K. Shealy. Mr. and Mrs. T. GT Harris and Miss Martha Davidson were visitors in end in .Asheville and attendedAhe Ga., Greenvil'le Saturday. Te:h-University of North Carolina j Miss Evelyn Dail, who coached the | game at Chapel Hill on Saturday. | American Legion play, left Saturday! Mr. and Mrs. .A. C. Ti.sdale, Weldon 1 fer Lincolnton, N. C. Jackson, B. R. Austin and Leon Coop-1 Dr. and Mrs. T. J. Peake spent the or were in Spartanburg Thursday for i week-end in .Asheville, N. C., and at- the fair. ' i ‘ended the P. C.-N. C. Slate game Mr. and Mrs. Rex Phillips and Saturday, daughter Carrie Mae, .spent Sunday in j Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Cooper wore in Ware Shoals. i .Spartanburg Thursday for the Spar- Mr. and Mrs. S. N. Crisp and fam-j tanhui'g county fair, ily of Laurens, spent Sunday with Mr. and .Mrs. I. O/ Sheely spent Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Coleman and fam-1 Sunday in Hendersonville and .Ashe- Kellers Drug Store ily. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde I>ankford and R. H. Anderson were in Spartanburg Thursday for the Spartanburg county fair. Miss Lucy 'Bailey is the guest of ville. Mr. and Mrs. P. B. Adair, Mrs. C. S; Lankford and Tokie Adair wore in Cross Keys on Sunday. Mi.ss Mary Benjamin returned Thursday to* Spartanburg after visit- Mrs. J. H. ^'itherspoon spent Sat- Dr. Dudley Jon^s and Dr. B.'0. urday in Spartanburg with her daugh- Whitten are in Charle.ston attending ter, Mrs. Lewns Bailey. ja meeting of the Society of Mental L. L. D«olen of Washington, D. C., j Hygiene, has Ween the guest this week of Mr. I Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Hindman of and Mrs. C. C. Giles. I Greenwood, spent the week-end with IN NOVEMBER TRADE AT BLAKELY’S QUALITY SERVICE STORE Save time, trouble and annoyance by letting your tele phone bring you the market’s finest offerings in quality foods, carefully selected by long experienced, anxious-to- please-you grocerymen. This store is a member of the Quality Service Group of stores; whose special week-end ad appears every Thursday in this paper. WE OFFER TEMPTING SPEC IALS EVERY WEEK-END. The world’s finest foods are here in variety that delights the careful housewife — phone us. Blakely’s PHONES: 132 — 136 — 175 »- / , c- SAFETY In all kinds of financial weather for the funds entrusted to its keeping — that’s the first fundamental of banking, and a rule > to which all responsible banking institu tions rigidly adhere. Courtesy, modern and complete facilities and conveniences — all these are part of our service. But our first ennsideration is absolute--Safety- for-^ the- funds of every depositor — for 44 years this has been our unbroken policy. NEW BUSINESS CORDIALLY INVIT^ M. $. Bailey £ Son BANKERS OLDEST STRONGEST Rev. C. Bynum Betts is in Due West this week holding a meeting at Ers- kine college. Mr. and Mrs. B. F'. Copeland, Ru.s- 3ell ('ooper and L. L. ('cpeland spent Sunday in ('harlotte with the former’s sen, B. F. Copeland, Jr. Mr. and Mr.s. L. D. Abram.s and Miss Marion Hentz of Whitmire, spent Sunday here with relatives. Mrs. Nannie F]. Jones of Mountvllle, spent last week with her daughter, •Mrs. George W. Copeland. Miss Sara ('opeland of Winthrop college, spent the week-end here with her parents, Mr. and .Mrs. Arthur Copeland. Miss Ella Little McCrary (.f Win- the latter’s parents. Dr. and Mrs. A. E. Spencer. Miss Martha Blakely and Gus Blakely spent Sunday in Due West with their sister. Miss Georgia B. L'lakely. Miss Heilen Adair spent the week end in Greenwood with Mi.ss Nora Wells. Mr. and Mrs. J. F'. Jacobs, Jr., Miss Annie Lou Norman, and J. F'. Jacobs, Sr., attendwl the I’. C.-N. C. State game in Asheville on Saturday. Miss Sarah Knox of Calhoun F'alls, spent the week-end with her p^arents, Mr. and Mrs. F'. R. Knox. Out-of-town" friends and relatives here Sunday for the funeral of W. H. throp college, .spent the week-end with F'ranks, were: Mr. and .Mrs. F\ A. her parents, Mr. and .Mrs, I.,. 1). Me- Buchanan, Mr. and .Mrs. G. W. Gibson, Crary. Dr. and M rs. L. R. Lynn were in of Swannanoa, N. (’.; Mr. and Mrs. L. F’. Buchanan, Mr. and Mrs. Blackwell, Asheville Saturday for the P. C.-N. M***- ^"red Bennett, of Spar- State game. itanbuig; Mr. and Mrs. Joe Land cf Addison Neighbors of Williamston,| Union; C. A. Power, Carl Barksdale, spent the week-end with his parents,'Mr. and Mrs. Ed Patton and family, Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Neighbors. i Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Pation, of Lau- Mrs. J. I. Copeland has returned to Mr. and .Mrs. Gus Franks and Newlberry after a few days’ visit Walker, of Greenville; Mr. and relatives here;— ’ —Templot()n of Goldville; Miss Alden Bailey, who is teaching 1 Mr. and Mrs. John Franks and family in Easley .spent the week-end with her' of Whitmire; Mr. and Mrs. Drayton parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Bailey. Todd of Barksdale; Marvin Clemens Misses Carolyn Waters and .Moselle of New York, and John Templeton of Huff of Pacolet, were Sunday guests ked River. of Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Moore. • tt ? Wliat Every Business Needs Every business needs right connections. Mr. and Mrs. J. 1). Roland and fam ily, F’. M. Boland and family, Mrs. An nie Fliedner and Miss Louise Cox spent Sunday in Little Mountain with Mrs. David Boland. Misses Patsf and Bert l eay of Win throp college, spent Sunday with their parents, Mr. and .Mrs. W. I). Peay, and rad as their guest, Miss FVlie Wood- ow Clark, an instructor at Winthrop. Mr. and Mrs. .1. R. Dillard an ) laughter. Marguerite, of Atlanta, Ga ASK CRJSERVANCE OF ARMISTICE DAY (► (► (► o (> < ► I > I ► I ► (> (> ' > (► I ► I > (> I > ♦ u I ► I ► I > I ► I ► (> (► (► I ► I ► »> (► (► (> (> < • (► (► (» < ► (• I ► I ► < • I • ' > (> > 1 r » ► ► ► » (> (► (> (> I > J 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 i -- ..-J 4 4 4 4 4 I 4 I 4 The resources, the service, and the facilities of a bank in all Proclamation Is Issued By President Hoover f< r Celebration of IVare On November 11. VV'ashinglon, Nov. 4. — President Hoover tot’ay called on Amer'ca to' ^ ^ observe Armistice day with graJtude that the agencies of peace have been -trengthened and the nation’s reda- spent the week-end with the former’s i '''th other countries “are firm- mother, Mrs. Alma Dillard, and had as ’>' jrrounded in anvity and accord.’’ heir gue.«t.s, .Mr. and Mrs. Charles The following proclamation wa.s is-j Garing, also of Atlanta. -ued; j .Mr. and .Mrs. Louie Lockmun of “Wherea.s, the 11th day of Novem- .Spartanburg and Mrs. F'rank Nobles ber, lltlH, as forever memorahle as of Spokane, Wash,, were guests of the day upon which ended the World Mrs. Tom Woodruff for the week-end. I war, wjth its attendant sufferings and Miss B. Martin of Hampden-Sidney, i vast wastage of human life: and Va., is the gue.st of her brother. Prof, I “Whereas, it is fitting that the an- A. V’. Martin. Iniversary of th’s day should be com- Dr. John MeSween, Prof and Mrs. | memorated by exercises which shall M. W. Brown, Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Ido honor to all those who served our Johnson, I>r. S. C, Hays, Prof. H. E.| ;( untry. and especially’to the mem^ Sturgeon, Dr. arid “Mrs. A, E. Sp(Seer, [ory of tho.se who died in its .service. Prof. R. L. Cce, John H, Hunter and j believing that their .sacrifice was in Mr. and Mrs. H. J, Hindman were in the cau.se of peace, which we thereby Asheville Saturday for the P. C.-N. I are solemnly bound to do all in our C. State game, power to advance and secure; and Mrs. Dudley Jones 4 I Mrs. Dudley Jones has returned 4 from a two weeks’ visit to her brother, Dr. E. H. Wyman of Estill. Miss Virginia Benjamin of Spartan- are THIS BANK IS AT YOUR SERVICE f “IHE BANK OF PERSONAL SERVICE” “Whereas, by concurrent resolution of the senate and the house of repre sentatives, in 192C, the president was reque-stetd to issue proclamation for burg, is visiting her parents, Mr. and the observance of Armistice day; Mrs. J. E. Benjamin. | “Now, therefore, I, Herbert Hoover, Mrs. John T. Little spent the week-' president of the United States of' end in Greenville with her daughter, I America, in pursuance of the said con-: Miss Emma W. C. Dr. and Mrs. T. J. Peake, Mra. W. A. Johnson and Misses Helen Adair Little, a student at G. current resolution do hereby order that the flag of the United States be displayed on all government buildings, on November 11, 1930, and do invite and Christine Peake, were visitors in j the people of the United States to ob- GreenviUe on Monday. , serve the day in schools and churches, Miss Ruth Todd of Winthrop col- j and other suitable places, with appro- lege, spent the week-end here with ; priate ceremonies giving expression to her mother, Mrs. Irene Todd. | our gratitude that this year past has Miss Elsie Lee Little of Winthrop i ?een the agencies of peace sensibly college, spent the week-end with her | strengthened and that our relations mother, Mrs. Arthur Little. i with other people are firmly ground- Mr. and Mrs, Clyde Lankford and i ed in a;nity and accord. S. Lankford were in Union on Sun-j “Jn witness whereot, 1 have here- ; unto set my hand and caused to be af- L. Riddle and Sam ■ fixed the seal of the United States. lo 1 c.ay. < ► < ►, Mr. and Mrs, J <►. i > i > I > 1 > (> Riddle of Laurens were here Sunday lor the funeral of Mrs. Riddle’s broth er, W. H. Frauks. “Done at the City of Washington this fourth day of November in the year of our Lord, 1930, and of the Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Knox and family | independence of the United States of spent the week-end at Black Mountain ! America the 155th. witb Mrs. Roy DeShields, and were in j “Signed—Herbert Hoover.’’ (> (► ' < ► , <> o o i;: 'i; ‘ (► : < ► < ► «* Is to create a fixed standard of Service and Dependability. YOU WANT — A safe bank. — A progressive bank. » — An acconunodating bank. OUR SERVICE MAKES FRIENDS - . . t -- FirstNiW M “Clinton’s Stronpst Bank” Telephone No. 7 No Offense, But - - 4 If your clothes look as though you slept in them most people will think you have. LET US DRY CLEAN AND PRESS THEM REGULARLY You can arrange for a weekly or monthly service without any cost unless you are sat isfied. - CALL 28 — WE’LL DO THE REST i Buchanan’s DRY CLEANING AND UUNDRY Office Phone 28 Laundry Phone 29 ALL PRESCRIPTIONS FILLED BY LICENSED PHARMACISTS t CALLED FOR AND DELIVERED PROMPTLY SADLER-OWENS PHARMACY “At Union Station” Phones SJl and 400 Phones 877 and 400 i , ■ ( * ' ■ A'