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THURSDAY, JANUARY 1, 1931
THE CLINTON CHRONICLE, CUNTON. 8. C.
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Parker Martin of Newberry, spent
Sunday here with friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Hamp Horton of Au-
STUSta, Ga., spent the holidays with
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Horton.
.> Mr. and Mrs. R. F. Neale spent
Sunday in Earle, N. C., with relatives.;
Misses Mary and Annie Benjamin |
spent Friday in Columbia. j
Miss Leila Norman spent Christmas
Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Taylor and chil- in Laneaster with her sister, Mrs.
G E N E RAL® E LECTRIC
FULL RANGE RADIO
dren spent Sunday in Renno with Mr.' Howard Williamson.
and Mrs. Tom Milam.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Williams
MisS Clara E. Duckett and Mr. and
Mrs. J. F. Jacobs, Sr., were guests
AU models now being sboum
heft come in and compare
their splendid performance
F >R a quarter ceatnry General Electric
has contributed one radio wonder
•Iter another—4>asic developments mak*
ing broadcasting better, reception finer.
Now comes General Electric Full Range
Radio... the radio offering you the very
^latest improvements.
on Dec. 27th, a daughter, Marjorie Friday of Dr. and Mrs. J. B. Town
Ann. send, Sr., in Anderson.
Mr. and Mrs. S. L. Leaman and Wil-j Mr. and Mrs. Lowry Burdette and
liam Leaman of Greenwood, spent family of Greenville, spent Sunday
Christmas here with Mr.' and Mr.s. R., here with relatives.
C. Adair. j Mi.ss Mary Kate Hollis is spending
Misses Janie and Annie Holland of i the holidays in Cross Anchor with rel-
^ Spartanburg, spent the holidays with j atives.
I Mr. and Mrs. George R. Holland. | 'Mi, ard Mrs. Joe Adair and family
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. VV’allett andjef Laurens, were the guests Sunday
Billie of New’berry, spent Saturday ! of Mrs. T. M. .\dair.
here with relatives. j Mr. and Mr.s. W. C. Whitmire of
Mrs. Marj^Chalmers is spending Er.oree, spent Christmas day here
this week in Newberry with relatives.; wjth the latter’s brother, W. C. Moore.
Mr. and .Mrs. Henry T. Hearn and' .Mis.s Josephine Brodie of Leesville,
I ^ iss Ruth Holland of Winston-Salem, spent the week-end with Mrs. S. G. j
j N. C., .“'pent the holidays here’with Dillard.
j Mr. and Mr.s. T. R. Holland. , j Dr. and Mrs. E. Mo(h1 Smith and
Mrs. H. F. Scott, Ludie Nell S<.-ott,| Mrs. H. M. Timmerman spent Tuesday
and Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Young, spent i in Charlotte.
Sunday in Columbia with .Mr. and .Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Nelson of
Greater Sensitivity «
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W. P. Quattlebaum.
Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Thompson and
children of Newberry, spent the holi
days with the latter’s mother, Mrs. I.
0. Ray, at Rehno. '
Rock Hill, spent Christmas here with
Mrs. A. M. Nelson. ^ *
John Neely Bankhead of Chester,
was the guest of friends in the city
on Monday.
J. J«h^ lyid.-Jftcli' I)illa«l
"t>ec. ‘JiSth, a daughter, of Spartanbur,
were bus.in.
net... the finest set todty*t
masters of radio ctn produce.
See the three fine models in our
store...and let us tell you abool
our attractive purdiase plW
i apartanburg, were
R. H. Anderson spent the week-end
Kellers Drug Store
.w .snes Mogue and Sarah Stone
spent the holidays in Cross Anchor I in Spartanburg with his sister, Mrs.
with .Misses Helen and Margaret! E. M. Anderson.
Snoddey. | Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Quinn have re-
Mr. and Mrs.° John Wallace Coim*-! turned fmm Tirzah where they spent
I land have returnnl from a visit to the! the Christmas holidays with relatives,
latter’s parents, Mr. and Mr.s. Cato in | Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Plaxico and lit-
A’ken. i tie son, spent Friday in Blacksburg
I Mr. and .Mrs. R. \V. Porter have re-; with relatives.
turned to their home in .Spartanburg' Miss Ena Adair of I>aurens .spent
after a visit to the former’s mother,: Chri.stmas here with .Misses Annie and
BUSINESS IS GOOD
.Mrs. E. W’. Porter.
4 1 dren. are the New Year guests of .Mr. .Mr.s, P. S. Jeanes, .Mrs. It. L. Plaxi-
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Mary Benjamin.
.Mrs. .Mary Prather spent .several Mr. and .Mrs. .1. B, Townsend, .fr.,
days this week with relatives in [ spent, ('hristmas in Anderson with the
Greenwood. ^ i former’s parents, Dr. and Mrs. J. B.
Mr. and .Mrs. Gai v Martin and ehil-1 Towtiaend.
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and Mrs. II. D. Niles in t'amden.
CO, Miss Nannie Young Tril)l)!4'. and
Mrs. .A. Ross Blakely is visiting R l)ert .leanes spent Monday in Green-
her daughter, .Miss .Margaret Blakely,;''iHc.
in Greenville, for a fi'w days.
Mr. and Mrs. T. E. McElhainey of
Mr.s. P. B. Adair and children, Mrs. | Atlanta, rp4*nt Christmas h4Te with
C. S. Lankford and Miss Christine, the lutter's mother, Mrs. Agnes Kern.
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Across the bridge of Friendship, we send
our heartiest New Year Greetings to our
friends and customers.
May the choicest blessings be yours in
1931 and may the spirit of joy and thanks
giving go with you through the coming
year.
THANKS FOR YOUR BUSINESS
OF 1930
M. $. Bailey i Son
BANKERS
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STRONGEST
i Peake .spent Tuesday in Union with] Mrs. A. J. Sproles i.i spending .sov-
relatives. j eial days with relatives in Greenwoml.
Billie lA*aman, spent several days' Mrs. Hender.son Pitts an4l little son.
durinng ('hristmas with his grand-
I mother in <'ros8 Hill. *
Mr. and Mrs. B. .M. Arrington and
i.s the gue.st of her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. E. D. Byers in Spartanburg.
E. W. Horton has returned from
children w'ere guests 4»f relatives in j Jacksonville, Fla., and has accepted a j
Greenwo4Kl during ('hristmas. position with Jacol>s & Co. j!’
Mr. and .Mr.s. F. C. Pinson and Mias Mr. and Mrs. O. 1. Sheely and Eliz-j '^
.Mary fbn.son have returned from a abeth Nheel.v spent Sunday in Little!
few days’ slay with relative.^ in Mul- Mountain with relataives. L
lins, ' M isR Mary Dillard of Asheville, and' f
Miss Mary Stuckey of Bishopville, I .Miss Lila Dillard of Hendersonvilla,
is visiting Misses Mary and Krances'j spent Christmas here with relatives.
Black. I Mr. and Mrs. Walter Montgomery
Miss Elizabeth Fliedner has return- and Walter, Jr., of Spartv»hurg, spent
e4l to Little Mountain after spending Friday here with Miss Connie Bailey
Christmas here with relatives. and Mrs. Geo. H. Cornelson.
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Galloway and
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Mis.s Frances Sheely has returned
Ijto her^hool in Loris after spen.ding
I Christmas here with her parents.
little S4>n of Jacksonville, Fla., were
guests of ‘relative.^ here for Christ-
.Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Dillard of At- maa.
lanta, spent Christmas here with the | Mrs, .N. P, Dowof Knoxville, Tenn.,,
fojmer’s mother. Mrs. Alma Dillard. 1 have returned to their home after a
Miss Sara Knox returned Tuesday visit to the latter’s parent.^, Mr. and
0 Calhoun Falls after a(|)ending, .Mrs. H. D. Rantin.
' Christmas here with her parents, Mr. j Jamea Horton and Law.son Abrams j
and Mrs. E. R. Knox. ' pent (’hristmas in Jack.sonville, Fla. j
Miller Huggins of Chester, was the Mr. and .Mr.s. Grady (^Ihandler and'
week-end guest of Addison Neigh- Mr.s. C. B. .Mill.s anj children of Cross
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; Hill, were visitors in (Columbia on
Mrs. Mae Iveaman and Billie laja-, Monday,
man spent ('hristmas in ('ross Hill Mrs. Earnest Ohering and little
with relatives. j daughter, Alden, of ('arbbad, New|
Mr, and Mr.s. L. A. Adair of At-; Mexico, i.s the guest of ht-r parents,'
lanta, spent the ('hristmas holidays; Mr. and Mr.s. J, .A. Bailey. ,
here with relatives. j Rrbert McIa'os i.s visiting in Green-j
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Pratt and chil-: wocid, as the guest of his grandpar-'
dren of Greenwood, were guests Sun-jents, Mr. and Mr.s. J. T. MrLees. |
day of their mother, Mrs. Mary Prath-1 James Moore of York, spent a few
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—as the old year passes into the realm of
sunset, your invaluable good-will is espec-
ially brought to mind. We sincerely appre
ciate and thank you for your many favors
and wish you a Prosperous New Year filled
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with many good things.
•’I'HE BANK OF PERSONAL SERVICS”
'days here with friends during the
row to attend the Adult school insti
tute at (^Krmbra”college;
Mi.ss Frances Blakely leaves today
to resume her position a.s head of the
Red Cross work in the public schools
of Ronje, Ga.
John R. Holland of Atlanta, spent i
^hTM7na?rhPT?r"WtThr Tiis fafnUy.
C. n. Blalock and family of Union,
spent Tuesday with Mr, and Mrs. T.
J. Blalock.
B. S. Hayes, Jr., of Montclair, N.
Miss Louise Davis has returned to'L, visited friends here last week.
High Point, N, C., after spending the j Mis.^ Frances Ray spent the week-
Christmas holidays with her parents, lend with Miss Helen Hollingsworth in
Miss Juanita Lawson left 'Tuesday Newberry,
for Richmond, Va., where she will be Mi.s'eR Alluwee Neighbors and Em-
the guest of relatives for several days, ma Little returned today to resume
The friends of Allen Dominick will j their studies at G. W. C., after spend-
be glad to learn that he is im-proving ing Christmas here with their par-
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nicely after an operation at Dr. Hays’
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Rufus Moss of Earle, N. C., spent
^,Chri.stmas here with his sister, Mrs,
4 J R. F. Neale,
J } Fred Ross is spending several days
4 this week with friends in Piedmont.
Ted Hope spent Christmas with rel
atives in Rock Hill.
4 William Blalock has returned to
JI j Kershaw after spending the holidays
4 I with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. T. J.
Blalock.
ents,
M i.s«cs Virginia and Mary Rheney,
Clyde Ray, Carrie Lou Ross and Wal
ter Walker of [.uiurens, spent Sunday
in Augusta with the formers' parents,
Mrs. and Mrs. H. G. Rheney.
Miss Margaret Blakely, manager of
LaVogue Beauty shop of Greenville, | ♦
spent Christmas day with her par- (
ents, Mr, and Mrs. A. Ross Blakely,
and had as her guest Miss Mabel |
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Mrs. -Tanie Moore. Prances, Louise 1
• ' H. M. Wise of Stuart, Fla., spent' anb Bobbie Moore of Lake Citv. Mi?s'
411 Chri8tma.s here with Mrs. Wise and! Madge Harris of Greenville, and Mi.ss
J ,hcr parents, Mr. and Mrs, R, B. Vance.! Daisy Harris of Grav Court, spent
Brewer Dixon has returned to Talla-1 oeveral days during Christmas with
dega, Ala., after spending Christmas
here with his family and Mrrand Mrs.
C. M. Bailey.
. Miss Sara Townsend and John and
GeWge Townsend of Anderson, spent
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Ja
cobs, Sr.
Mr. and Mrs. T. G. Harris, .
Miss La Verne McQuiston left yes
terday for Mt. Pleasant, Iowa, to rc-
.sume her secretarial position with the
Geo. Williams company after spend
ing the holidays with her mother, Mrs.'
Cora Mc(^iston, • j
Despite general economy in buying
and much lower prices, our sales were
approximately the same in 1930 AS
THEY WERE IN 1929.
Groceries have shown an -average
^ .decline in price of at least 30%. Based
on 1929 prices our sales were consid
erably more.
THERE’S A REASON.
Blakely’s
PHONES: 132 — 136 — 175
Pau.siniK f(;r a moment, we realize the year has drawn
to a close, and our thoughts revert back to you, Jis we
cannot but feel a deep and keen appreciation of the bu.si-
ness relations enjoyed by us durinj? the pttst year.
It has been a privileRe and plea.sur^ to serve you, ex
pressed by Kivinj; the best sefvice possible.
We send you a mcs.saKe of Kood cheer, lettinj^: you
know we are thinkin;^ of you at this happy season of the
year, hopiny: 1931 may hold in store every conceivable
joy, an abundance of health and your share of continued
prosperity.
JOIN OVli CHRISTMAS SAVING CLUB
OUR SERVICE MAKES FRIENDS ii
First National Bank
“Clinton’s Strongest Bank”
Telephone No. 7
May the rc.soundiny: New Year bells rinjj far you the
death knell of all trouble, misfortune and adversity and
the birth of a new’ era of 365 days all crewded with joy
and prosperity.
We take th is opportunity to thank and express our
deep appretriation to our many customers for patronay:e
extended uis during the closing year.
Buchanan’s
DRY CLEANING AND UUNDRY
Office Phone 28
Laundry Phone 29
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BY UCENSED PHARMACISTS
CALLED FOR AND DELIVERED PROMPTLY
S.ADLER-OWENS PHARMACY
“At Union Station”
Phones 877 and 400 Phoney 877 and 400
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