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WaaSDAY, DECEMBER 11,1980 THE CLINTON CHRONICLE.' CLINTON. S. C PAGE PIV»- k- ••sc GENERALtg; ELECTRIC FUa RANGE ILillHI for the same reasons that you will choose it THi«altraomodern radio com* bine# every good quality known to radio science: —Full* Range Sensitivity to pen etrate staggering distances. —Full-Range Selectivity for hair- bne separation of stations. —FuU’Range Toni to reproduce every vocal inflection, every musical note naturally. And it is Qeneral Electric... out of dta **Housc of Magic** arhere scientists smd clactHcal enfrinecrs for yean have been ski LOWBOT~A dUttaiuUksd •sample of sitfly Amaricaa cabiaM da^aa. Haras on hui beautlfullT with iHOiteEr makii^ radio history. Our object alwa; our customen the radio receivers. LI is to give value in .juty ■aitteiMHii . crt^yne drcvit, 9 Mbce—four of wkick are scsren'frid. More selcc* tive and •ensUire tkaa say s«( bUksrto odetad to ika public. Three beautiful models... extra ordinary radio at ordinary prices. Come in TODAY* Kellers Drug Store VIGILANCE It is our constant endeavor to be vigilant, efficient and effective in safeguarding in every way, consist- mt with good banking, the business entrusted to the care of this institu tion, a policy adhered to for more than forty-four years. NEW BUSINESS CORDIALLY INVITED S. 6aile!i i Son BANKERS OLDEST STRONGEST : i i, i.’- • ll''. Through The Years With This Bank Retaining its friends through years-of active service. Making new friend ships because of the thoroughly modem banking service given here. “THE BANK OF PERSONAL SERVICET iiiBiiiaiiiviinitBuiviiimK! • ^, Personal /Mention ^ B IB! VriBnavlB: BBiiBIBiifBiB' iBlBiilVllB’ltl Miss Bertha Gray Gallman of New-rSouth Carolina Baptist convention, berry, .spent Sunday here with friends. Orell Dunlap has returned from a, Mrs. T. J. Peake returned Sunday visit to his brother, Earl Dunlap, in from a two weeks’ visit to relatives Atlanta. in Columbus, Ga. 1 Misses Martha Alice Moore, Juanita j Mrs. Lewis B. Jones has returned, .Vlason, Elizaheth St.Iwell and Edith to her home in Macon, Ga., after vis-lpiyler of ^Lander college, and Robert iting her mother. Mrs. Goo. -\I. Davis, j Wise of Greenwood, spent Sunday C. W. Cooper and William McCrary with the former’s parents, Mr. and are spending this week in Savannah. Mrs. W. C. Moore. Miss Mildred Copeland has ro.jined Dr. L. R. Lynn spent Sunday in from Charlotte, where she hi'.- oeon . Darlington and Society Hill where he visiting her brother, B. F. Cop.lnnd. spoke at the Presbyterian churches for the past several weeks. in the interest, of the orphanage. Mrs. r. D. Jacobs, Mrs. W. P. Jn- i Mr.s. T. J. Leake, Mrs. W. M. Mc- cobs and Mrs. J. B. Townsend spent j Millian, Mrs. R. W. Johnson and Mrs. Tuesday in Greenville. iJ. M. Pitts were in Greenville Thurs- i Wylie Campbell and Joe Edwaixl? day and vViday attending the State 1 of Ciemson college, spent the week- U. D. C. conference as delegates from Ur.d wlih Mr., and Mrs. J. B. Quinn. the local chapter. ! James Edmund Ferguson of Augus- The Rev. H. O. Chambers, Mrs. ta, is vi.siting his parents, Mr. and Chambers and children, will arr^’e .in Mrs. E. W. Ferguson. the city today from Abbeville. Mr. j Mr. and Mrs. W. G. King and chil- Chambers is the newly appoinetd pas- 1 dren of Duncan, spent the week-end tor of Broad Street Methodist church, here with relative*. ! R. H Anderson spent Sundijj in NoVembcr HonOF Roll : Spartanburg with Mr. and Mr.s. L. M.. i Atwell. I j Mr. and Mr.s. Harry Phillips and I children of Sp.artanburg, spent the i week-end hero with Mr. and Mrs. B. For Clinton Schools OUR CHRISTMAS DEtICACIES .. . I too numerous to mention, have been selected with utmost care. , You are invited to visit our store and select your supply for the holidays. OR JUST'CALL 132 — 136—175 Blakely’s .Academy Street School First grade: Bruce Wilson, J. B. L. King. i Strickland, Mitchedl Dockins, Lizzie Dr. T. J. Peake and W. A. Johnson | Bell Wilbanks, Beatiice Russ, Zollie pent the week-end in Atlanta and at-1 Daniel, Kathleen Howard, Dorothy tended the Te.-h-Geoigia g.imc on Sat-i .)..rsey, Juanita Sellers, urday. I Second grade: Mildred Windsor, J. Mrs. Joe P. Wharton of Grecnwood^l Gaines, Ett;e Lou Grady, Lucile mdinir this week here as the' Pai*line Roche.ster, FA'elyn Mrs. E. B. Sloan and Misses Mattie Hunnicutt. and Tensie Blakely spent Friday with Third grade: Billy Bull, Elizabeth Mr.s. R. D. Lewis in Spartanburg. ! Marling, Dorothy MeMinn, Mattie Wil- Mrs. Eugene Roland of Woodruff,' l»«mson. J. E. Shaw, Harry Hudson, it spending a few days with Mrs. E. Williamson, Etolia Lanford, L. Blakely. Helen Wilson, Myrrell Chaney, Lillie Mrs. B. C. Blalock of Aiken, spent ] Pack. Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Ful-i Ecurth grade: Ruby Holtz law, Iona ler. i Barbara Strange, Elvin John- Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Blakely, Misses >‘0^1. Boyd Holtzclaw, Syble Brown, PHONES: 13L— 136 — 175 o it i t it <1 i t i I < I <1 i I «I ' • i t Mattie and Tensie Blakely spent Tues day in Ackin.s with Mr. and .Mrs. An drew Harker. Mr.s. E. B. S. Warren, Miss Chris- tine«Pcake and W. C. Moore were vis itors in .Ander.son Thursday. Mr. and Mr.s. Bonner Harvley of Greenwood, were the week-end guests Abrams, Emmie Adair, Stella Htvk-j of the latter’s parents, Mr. and Mrs., ham, Frances Todd, Mary Workman,] A. B. Blakely. | Lydie Leake, Annie I.ec Jack^ion. | \lma l»cke, Thelmaa Smith, Kath leen Shuv\', W. H. Watson. Fifth grade: Nora Cannon, Marion Hanna. Pearl Bailey. Harold Crowe, Sara Fuller. . High SchtHil Floventh grade: Paul Todd, I)>n.< ♦ Mr.s. J. B. Wallace and Mrs. M. H.i Tenth grade: Mary Howze Dillard, Hunter of Laurens, and Mrs. Joe]Copie MiCrury, Hugh Hclmon, Billy Grouber of C'harleslon, were vis’tors, Owens, Willis May Wilson; Nannie here Friday. | Sue Adair, Catherine Blakely, R. H. Miss Mary Benjamin returned Wed-j Cobb, Elizabeth Blakely, William Bo- nesday from Spartanburg after visit-j bo, Vivian Woodruff, Drummond Bai- iiig Mrs. Frank Jennings. | lt*y, Huth Nabors, Maxwell Ferguson, J. F. Jacobs, Sr., J. F. Jacobs, Jr., Emma Sfieake and J. L. Thornley an business visit ors in Atlanta this week. Miss Margaret Bates Taylor spent Ninth grade; Dill Ellis, Ruby Wood ruff, James Sloan, Sara Blakely, Rob bie Henderson, R.isa Bailey Little, the week-end in Renno with Mrs. Bu- • Tay'or. Floverce A la-v, Viv- o it t 11 11 It ‘ t 11 11 < t < t 11 t ' • t It i ► ford Copeland. Parks Adair, Morea Cheek, Eloi.se ► 1 [ Misses.. ileieJL HoJliqgiiwonh Aiitm-Mv- ‘ Frances Ray spent the week-end injSween, Eugene Abrams, Louise Hor- Newberry with Mrs. J. F. Thompson, j Miss Ena Adair of I^urens, spent 1 Eighth grade; Ned Sprunt, Irene the week-end here with Miss Annie Elizabeth Harris, Nancy Benjamin. • " V;,ung, Hnyne Workman, I. I.. Ab- Born U) Mr. and .Mrs. R. C. Tidwell, William Johnson, Sadie Atta- :;n Sunday. Dec. 7th, a son. I way. Edward Fergiron, .jack Wither- Mrs. O. P. Sulrer and Mrs. George IAda Sue Allen. Young of Whitmire, were shopping Florida Street School visitors here Saturday. ■ Fir«t grade: John L. Sloan, Agnes Mr. and .Mrs. E. M. Atwell and chil-i Kern, Virginia Weir, Betty Hunter, dien of Spartanburg, were the guests! Jane Little, Virginia Sumcrel, Mary -f relatives here Saturday. ■ Bailey ()wen.s. Jack Reeder, Henrietta .Miss Gladys Aldred ha.s returned' Young, Brad Merry Arrington. 4 4 t 4 4 « 4 4 4 i i 4 4 4 4 4 4 from a visit of several weeks to her' Second grade: El zabcth Wy.sor, Ce- oi.cther in Atlanta. i Ie.ste Arrington, Miriam Coleman, B. L. King was called to Florence Suddelh. R’chard Taylor, last week on account of the death of ^ lance.s P.dwards, Lula Gray Harris, his sister, Mrs. W. S. Meinto.sh. j Elizabeth Hatton, Carolyn MeSween, Miss Alluwee Neighbors of G. W. ^ Poole. C., spent the week-end here with her Third grade: Jo.scphine Copeland, parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Neigh-^’ahors, Frances Speake, Wal- i^ors. Keeder, Vir-ginia Sadler, In'oy Hipp, Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Kern and little, Sloan, Elliott Ja obs. * daughter-, Nancy, of Reidville, spent! Eouith grade: I.ouise Jaceb.s, Mar- - Jithe week-end here with Mrs. Agnes'Miriam Donnan, Frances ■ Kem. j Simpson, Inez Young, Limise Coe, Mr. and Mrs. F. F. Fowler have Henderson, Miles Hunter, Mar- turned to the city after spending the J^*^**^ Kerri, Evelyn Henry, Betty past several months in Gadsden, .Ala. i Spratt, Doris Suber. Mrs. C. M. Bailey and Miss Lucy' Owens, W. P. Bailey were visitors in Spartanburg I^*^^win, Roy Johnson, Louise Bailey, on Tuesday. * I Robert Wysor, Hugh Jacobs, Bob Rev. O. M. Abney and Mrs. Abney' Workman, Dorothy Ed- leave today for Johnston where Mr.League. Abney will serve as pastor of the | grade: Adelaide Roberts, Lo- Methodist church. Kumph, Rebecca Speake, Robert Wm. P. Jacobs has returned from ^lEHison, Alice Nabors, Peggy Sprunt, two weeks’ business trip to New ] Wade, Doris Bolt, Marion Chaney, York. Mary Jane Sturgeon, Charles Sulli- Dr. and Mrs. B. 0. WTiitten spent Taylor the week-end in Atlanta, and attend ed the Teifli-Georgia game on Satur day. Mrs. A. M. Copeland spent the week-end in Darlington as the guest of her brother. Dr. T. Ellison Simpson. Dr. John Micdween is in N*w York (on business. Mrs. H. M. Young, Mrs. H. D. Rsn- tin and Mrs. U. M. Dunwody were vis itors in GreenvUle on Tues^y. Mrs. Morgan Todd of Simpsonville, is visiting her mother, Mrs. Emms Utile. Seventh grade: Lucile Wilson, Kath arine Graham, Laetitia Jones, Chris tina Sowers, Fay Anderson, Eloise Crowe, Billy -Hart, Gaynelle Kanning. Former Teacher Passes At Home Friends in the city of Mrs. Anna Cary, former member of the Thom- well orphanage teaching staff, will regret to learn of her death that oc- jeurred last Wednesday at her home Mr. and Mrs. M. B. Hipp and chil- Covington, Tenn., from an extended ■ * illness. Mrs. Cary was instructor of' Latin in the orphanage high school for several years, but on account of' declining health was forced to give up her work a year ago. Mrs. Cary was a woman of many beautiful traits of character and endeareti herself to^ the entire orphankge family while she resided here. " dren of Newflberry, ^)ent Sunday here with relatives. Mrs. J. B. Fox and Mrs. W. G. Mayes and little ton, Billie, of New berry, spent Sunday with Mrs. M. B. Chalmers. Mr. and Mrs. M. H. Yount of Hick ory, N. C., spent the week-end with the latter’s mother, Mrs. T. M. Adair. Rev,, and Mrs. Edward Long are in MONEY to 5PEND- for next Christmas! JOIN NOW! OUR VICE MAKES FRIENDS FustUsiil M “Clinton’s Strongest Baifk” Telephone No. 7 Have Your Clothes Cleaned Now For Christmas EveTybody is going somewhere or doing something out of the usual for the Christ mas holidays. There will be old friends to greet, new friends to meet and a vast num ber of social functions to attend. Natural ly, the season makes greater demands on clothes than ordinarily. Such demands mean that your clothes must not only foe cleaned and pressed, but cleaned and pressed by Buchanan’s DRY CLEANING AND UUNDRY Office Phone 28 Laundry Phone 29 ALL PRESCRIPTIONS FILLED BY UCENSED PHARMACISTS CALLED FOR AND PELIVERBD PROMPTLY S.\DLER.OWENS PHARMACY “At Union Station** Phones 877 and 400 Phones 377 and 400 Orangeburg^ mtUnding the annual SUBSCRiDE THE CAROLINA %