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S:-,; •> ' ■ t' ■ ■ ■ r;'. -T V- THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1930 TRE CLINTON CHRONICLE, CUNTON. S. C I e choose GENERAL ELECTRIC FULL RANGE RADIO for the same reasons that you will choose it. This ultra-modem radio combines every good quality known to radio science: —FuU-Range Sensitivity to penetrate staggering dia* unces —Full-Range Selectivity for hairline 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 engineers, for years, have been making radio history. Our object always is to give our custoiyers the best value in radio receivers. Hear it! See it! Compare it! Three beautiful models ... extraordinary radio at ordinary prices. Come im TODAY. tOWBOY-Adlttin- guwKcd eumple of early American cabinet deiign. Harmoniiei be'autifully with any aurroundingt. Super-heterodyne circuit, 9 tubei—four of which are acrecn-grid. Mure wlectlve and acnaitiva than any act hitherto oflered to the publla. ^ . Personal /Mention ^ 'm' mi ■liii Francis Hart of Anderson, was herej J. F. Jacobs, Jr., left Tuesday for Fr'day for the P. C.-Erskine game. i a business tr.p to Atlanta. ' Miss Salomie Thomas has returned! Mrs. VV. G. King and chil- ! from a stay of several weeks with drop, and Miss f.va Rhodes of Lyman, relatives in Carlisle. ! spent the week-end with relatives here. Miss Eunice Robertson spent the week-end with relatives in Liberty. • • • , Miss Ina Curry visited her parents Mrs. A. R. Mallack is visitinjr hcrlj^ Simpsonville frr the week-end. Mr. and Mrs. D. C. ;:eusle.ss spent Miss .Allene Crews of Laurens,- was here Saturday for the Blakely-Harv- ley wed.Hng. ' mother in BarnWell for several \vc?k^. t , Miss Emma Little of G. W. Suniay in Carlisle with relatives, silent Fr day and Saturday wi.h lu > Miss Dudley Cozby has returned I parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Little. firm a visit to her sister in Pineville. N. P. CHnlcn of Rock Hill, was a Miss Azalee Livingston spent the visitor in the c.ty on Friday. ^ week-end at her home in Newberry. Born to Mr. and Mrs. P, M. Pitts. Dr. T. J. Peake and W. A. Johnson Friday, Nov. 14, at Dr. Hays’ hospital, were in Columbia Saturday for the a son, Pascal Mark, Jr. Carolina-Sewanee game. Miss Grave League of the Pa.olet T. 1). Jacobs and J. L. Thornlcy school faculty, spent the wwk-end were business visitors in Gaine.sville, here with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. itJa., this week, i R. M. League. ; .Mrs. J. A. Bailey spent Tuesilay at { Miss Marguerite Scurry of G. W. C., j the Tamassee I). R. Kvhonl ir. spent Sunday afternoon with Miss | Oconee county attending the dediva- .\lluwee Neighbors. j ti( n exerifises of the st^hiMil’s two new 1 Miss Mamie Ruth Holland left Sun-' buildings. day for Winston-Salem, N. C., to visit' Mr. and Mr.s. B. L. King spent h'ri- hcr si.'er. Mrs. Henry Hearn. {day in I.yman with Mr. and Mrs. VV. ^ Miss .\lmena Milling of ConvuM-so ' G. King, and were avconipanitnl home volh gts spent the week-end with her ■ by their grand-ehildren hir a week- parent.s, Mr. and Mrs. .\. J, Millir ji j end visit. 1 he friends of Mrs. Blanch Meadors i Dr. P. A. Pressly returned to his Jones, who has been ill for the past home in Chester Monday.-'after con- fi)ur weeks, will be glad to know that |. ducting evangelistic services last week .she is now recuperating at her' h me. i for the A. R. P. congregation of this Mrs.. Raymond I’itts has returned city. , - in Sumter* ' ** . I COPELAND-STONE Misses Elmyra' Ray an<l Mamie, -r a f o Ruth Holland, Mrs. Louis Thornley, I LiV/L/iVLO and Fred Ross were visitors in Green-' ; ! , , Sweaters for men and boys— ► ► * > » ► ' > I ► ► (► ► < > ' ► > ► I f I (► I ► (> >> (> O I* (► (► U ( ► ( ► (► I ► I > » » ( > ville on Saturday. , • ,r • j , Lonnie Dunlap of Woodruff, was I ^ neck, pull over and Coat there F'riday for the P. C.-F-rskine! Kellers Drug Store game. Miss Martha Alice Moore of Lan- jder college, wa« called hoiine VV'odnes- Men’s and Boys’ Helmets — remember and ask for a Lynde- Lyd—in black and brown colors —50c and $1.00 each. ih t •A The Rewards of Consistency New shipment of Week-End ('ase.4 and Gladstone Hajiis. Come in and see them. 4) i I <1 4 I 4 I 4 I 41 4t 4> 41 41 4 An active, m4)<lern institutioi^which is thoroughly organize4l in every department to handle promptly, ef ficiently and effectively the busi ness of firms, corporations and in dividuals, based on an experience of more than f^^four years. NEW BUSINESS CORDIALLY INVITED M. $. Bailei i Son BANKERS •f I OLDEST STRONGEST day on account of the death of her grandmother, Mrs. M. E. Huff. Miss Mary Pinson of Limestone col lege, spent the week-end with her I>arents, Mr. and Mrs. F. G. liinson. Jack Martin of Wagener, spent the week-end here with friends. Addison Neighbors of Williamston. .spent the week-end here with his par ents, Mr. and Mrs. VV. E. Neighbors. Miss Agnes Shealy of the Univer sity of South Carolina, was atj^omc | for the week-end with her parents, j Dr. and Mrs. F. K. Shealy. - 1 „ , ,, , , Mrs. W. C, Whitmire has returned' ScdSOn S bell Hats to fit any to her home in Enoree after spending head—In llRbl, medium and dark ' Ladies’ Hosiery in ail the new i • and fashionable colors. Children's Shoes — for I .school and dress wear. play. several days with her brother, W. C Moore. Miss Georgia B. Blakely of Erskine colors—$3.00 to $8.00. Y'oung Men’s Blue Top Coats college, spent the week-end with her'or Overcoats. New styles and parent*, Mr. and Mrs. A, B. Blakely. Miiss Elizabeth Sheely of Winthrop college, spent the week-end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. O. I. Sheely. Misj Alluwee Neighbors of G. VV. C., epent the week-end with her par ents, Mr. and Mi's. VV. E. Neighbors. Ih*. L.' Ross t-ymt occupied the |tu1-- pit of the F’irst Baptist church of Laurens on Sunday morning in the absence of the pastor. Rev. VV. D. Spinx. Rev. and Mi'». S. P. Bowles, and Mrs. VV. W. Karris were visitors in Columbia on Monday. Miss Ruby Wilson of Atlanta, is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Wilson. I y patterns—$lfi.50, $20 and $25. Heavy Shoes for men, women and children. Young Men’s Top Coats or Overcoats — in grevs and mix- t ures—1$ i 2.50 to $ 1 Oo. New shipment of Blankets — they contain all the qpalities which women seek in Blankets. Our Blankets are sure to please you. : ^♦♦♦4 Buy Now — By spending now we’ll all have money to spend I»is Pettit and Clifton Harv-i later on. It’s the quickest route ley of Greenwood, were here Katurday ' to prosperity. j ’or the Blakely-Harvley we lding. | — , Miss I,aYerne Mcyuiston, who has |f you need a Suit, Top Coat j* : ^4«4^4 4 b4 cn employed for the pa 1 several j or Overcout, Come in today and months in Bristol, Tenn., is visiting; us fit yoU OUt of stock—or ler mother, Mrs. f ora M.Quirton. take your meiLSUre—SO yoU will Mrs. G. A. ( oiM'land, Mrs. | f„|. Owens a.nd Mrs. Maggie Hays spent luc'ilay III ! iiurir.'. Mm’s I'nion Suits—in « kimuI Mr. ami .Mr-. I. ilulj-.. .Vlmr -f j„ualit.v and made ri(;ht—a( $1.00 a suit. gutst.s of relativ4,‘s| i AMONG THE PIEDMONT’S FASTEST GROWING - CITIES 4 4 4 4 4 4 Columbia, were here Sunday. Mi.s.s H( !. n Cilenii of La jiTns, wa;. i the week-er.d guest ol her aunt, Mrs.| Cs'elle Aliam.s. is Clinton, and contributing substantially to its growth, year ’after year, is the con structive banking service rendered by this well- known, helpful institution. Overalls and Jumpers — cut full and roomy, and Overalls .MisSes Blanche Wtdls, .Vlary Crea:--1 With high back, nan, F rank .Vilen, and Albert Abrams Rain Coats for the rainy days ftr men, women and children. Ikys’ Suits — “Sonny-Hoy" make, in greys, browns, blues and mixtures. $10 to $16.50. Other makes cheaper. Linoleum Squares—in all the new patterns. A connection here will help YOU grow with Clinton. V, tHR bank of personal SERVICE” Men’s Suits—“Special” in GreenvUle —$16..50. You will like the colors, styles and fit. Come and try them on. of Asheville, spent Sunday with the l'jtve!,’s_mother, Mrs. Fl-steUe Abrarns. Mr! ah'l Mrs. Walter Raniage .spent Sunday in Lauren.s with .VIrs. Thad Simms. Mrs, F>ed VV'. Mitchell and children returned .Sunday to their home in Asheville after a week’s stay with relatives here. Mrs. Elizabeth H. Fldward.s of Un ion, is visiting her son, J, V'. Edwards, and family. Miss Catherine Coleman and Hugh Morgan were visitors on Saturday. Miss Blanche Anderson of vSpartan- burg, is visiting her parents, Mr, and Mrs. Williajn Anderson. Willie ClaytoiL<of Atlanta, spent several days the past week with hns sister, Mrs. G. P. Copeland. Miss Mary Ellen M'orkman of G. ^ 1 V\', C., spent the week-end here with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. B. VV’orktnan. The friends of P. H. Copeland will! women and children. be glad to know tiiat he is improving i after an illness of several weeks. Mr. and Jdri. J. D, Cozby have re sumed from a visit to her sister, Mrs. *jR. M. Dore, i^ Georgetown. B. L. King*and family moved yes terday from tAjeir home on West Cen tennial street Fnto their dwelling on South Broadway, adjoining the prop- “Friendly Five” Shoes and Ox-! fords—$5.00 a pair.'Oxfords in' tan and black leathers. Dress Shirts for men and hoys in white and colors—$1.00 up. Sleeping Garments for men, Copeland-3tone Co. ^thie Price To Air Phone 47 Clinton. S. C 1 666 is a doctor’a Prescription for erty of Miss Sue Henders^. Mr. andl COIJDS and HEADACHES Mm. €. C. Giles will'occupy the house vacated by Mr. Kin^. It is the BUMt speedy remedy known. 66 abo in Tablets \ “GO TO’IMY BANK” is the remark often made by patrons of the First National Bank to friends and associ ates, for they know that the same careful, friendly service which has meant m much to them will be extended to all who enter its doors. We are glad that our customers are, in this way, responsible to a great degree for the continued growth of our business, be cause their loyalty and cooperation spur us on to greater efforts in rendering the best possible service to them. OUR SERVICE MAKES FRIENDS First National Bank “Clinton’s Strongest Bank” w Asti'S* ’-- —1*|.- CAU US WHEN YOU WANT A UUNDRESS Your wash day can be over in three minutes two to gather up the clothes; and one to call us on the phone. Do it today! “THE LAUNDRY DOES IT BEST” DRY CLEANING AND LAUNDRY Office Phone 28 Laundry Phone 29 New GoiMlyearH Give > You Extra Protection for Winter Driving Treads of dccp-ctit tough rubber and nearly DOUBLE thick—for extra traction, extra miles! Two additional plies of shock-absorb ing SUPERTWIST cord fabric underneath— for extra endurance. * Quality that only Good year offers. New Heavy Daty Oeedyear PaikMa MatehleM Valae! 29x 1.50 $8.40 / 28x4.7^5 . / $9.70 31x5.25 $12.15 Selllag Te«Uiy Betteai Priees! 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