Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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A 4 Kellers Drug Store ^ Pers'onal A\ention ^ I'Fi it I Jack Martin has returned to Wago ner after spending several days here j with friends. Dr. J. H. Davis has returnwl from Orlando, Fla., where he spent the Christmas holidays. , Miss Ruth Bailey loft Sunday to visit her .sister in North Wilkesboro. N. C. Miss Hatite Boozer of SiTvor treot, spent'the week-end here with h u* si*;- ter, Mrs. T. M. Sense. ~ Mr. and Mrs. .lames Buf ir l of Tampa, Fla., have rt*turne<l to their i home after a visit to the former’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. G. F. Buford. Miss Marguerite Dillard has re turned to her home in Atlanta, after spending the holidays here with her I grandmother, Mrs. .Alma Dillard. | Miss Cleon Pitts has returrlt'd to her school in McA.lenvitle, N. ('., af ter spending the holidays here with ^ her parents. Mr. and Mrs. G. ('. Pitts. .Miss .MaiVaret Finley has returrunl to Cross Hill after a visit to her aunt, .Mrs. R, .1. Cpoeland. Mr. and Mrs. K. M. .Atwell and chil dren of Spartanburg, spent Thursday here with the latter's brother, R. H. •Anderson. M iss Martha .Moore returned .Mon day to Lander college after .^pending the holulays here with her parents, .Mr. and .Mrs. W. C. Moore. .Mrs. F.. G. Fuller and Misses Willie Rudd Fuller and Christine Peake spent Friday in Columbia. Dunwody have to relatives in land Mrs. F : Mr. and ♦ ♦ ♦ O o ir (► (► (► < ► i ► (► (► (► (> i ► < ► (> (► o ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ I ♦ : ♦ ♦ J ♦ ♦ An Unbroken Record We call your attention to our statement in today’s paper which reflects the finan cial strength of this forty-four year old banking institution. Through this long pe riod, we have rendered a broad and con- servative banking service, during prosper- ity and times of depression. « i) i» i I < > i) i I 41 <1 41 41 41 41 4 I 4 » 4 ► This statement reflects the strong po sition this Bank occupies in this com munity. Sr Bailey & Son BANKERS OLDEST STRONGEST C. Pinson. .Mr.s. W. C. Sproles of Grt“«‘nwoo<l w«*n* guosts Sunday of Mr.; and Mrs. F. M. Boland. I .Miss Mary Todd of .Spartanburg, I spent Sunday h4*i’t‘ with her parents, ■ Mr. and Mrs. .1. Reed Tinld. ' .Miss .Aria Fmmerson of Tamyia, I Fla., spent last wt-ek here with .Mr. i I and Mr.s. (’. ('. Giles. Fant Thornley has returned to; ..Staunton Military aiademy, .Staunton, i Va., aft4'r spending tlu* holidays here with his juuent.s .Mi. and .Mrs. .). L. ^ Thornley. .Mi-'s .Adah Knight has r«‘turned fi ( !M Clearwat4>i , !• la., where she spent the Chrislma-. holidays. ' ; .Mrs. T. .M. Seasi' and Mrs. P. B. : ' .\ilair were guests .Monday of the for mer’s parents. Mr. and Mrs. Boozer, I f S:lverstre<-1. Bar!>a and .Nnwill .Smith of Doug las, Ga.. were guests last week of Patrii ia and Thurston Giles. .Mis.s Flizabeth Sheely and .lavk Martin were New Year guf*sts of Mis.s .Sybil Campbell and Kdward .Moans in (ir4*enville. Th4* Winthrop giils returned .Mon day to Rock Hill to ri'sume their j studies after spending the holiday : season—hersi—w ith—their—jmeents -afttk I m mm i Mr. and Mrs. H. M. returned from a visit Birmingham, Ala. i Mr. and Mrs. Henry W". Simmons announce the birth of a son, Sunday, December 2S. | Born to Mr. and Mrs. Clyde .Mc Crary, Sunday, dan. 4, a son. The friends of little Dorothy Bell .villde glad to know she is doing nice ly after a tonsH operation at Dr. Hays nospital. MiV.and Mrs. James Hell and little daughter. Dorothy, formerly of I.o- raine, Ohio, are making their home with the former’s aunt,* Mrs. .A. B. Henry, Mis.ses Oiristine Peake, Helen .Adair and Julian Cobmian were in Green wood Tuesday to see “Whoopee." .Miss Grace Sease and her mother of Prosperity, spent Wednesday here with .Mr. and Mrs. T. M. Sease. Mr. and Mr.^. Clyde lainkford spent tlu' week-end in Whitmire with Mr. and .Mrs. George Young. Miss tldetla Mauney, Robert Jeanes and Dudley Jones have resumed their j .studies at the t'harleston Medical col lege after .speiuling the holidays here with their parents. ■ .Miss Isabel Withers])non, has re turned to the University 4)f South Carolina to resume her graduate work after si]>ending Christmas with her parents, .Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Wit he r- I spoon. .Miss Kate .Milam has retuAed ty. i hef ,.syhaol, aftei: spend-- , - .jasTT liWr**— - - ■ ' i ■ Miss Rosalie Jones has retUTTied to" ] [ h<>r school at Su'mmerton after sjiend-! i ► ing the holidays with her parents. Dr. and Mrs. Dudley Jones. ladand Young and William .Moor head have returned to their studi4‘s at the Darlington S<'hool for Boys, Rome, (ia., yfter spimrling the holidays with their parents. Bobbie .*steer and .loe Workman have returned to Clemson college Hundreds of housewives depeiia on us for their or- (ieis, larj^e or small, to he delivered us and when wanted. It is one of the ser- \iccs (f' this mest modern foci store where the finest 4pi--ility jrcods are always ('TfereJ at attractively low ;trices. Blakely’s 13(), 175 o ' ► I 4 I 4 ( 4 ' 4 after | ! [ spending Christmas here with their!'4 parents. j .Stiwvart Brown has returned to .Newdteny cidlege after spending the holidays with his mother, .Mrs. Cieorg4> T. Brown. I .Miss 1 loiauua- Maib-y has returned to Gunstoii Hall in Washington, D. jaft4‘r spending the holidays here with I h4‘r paient.s, .Mr. and .Mr.s. (’. M. Bai- b'y? j .Misses Willie Rudd Fulhu’ am] nes .Sheely have returm-d t(4 the Uni versity of South Carolina after sjiend- irg the h<4lidays h4-re with tlieir j.ar- , ^>Ws. .Mr, and .Mrs. .Joe Beamlrot and chil- Uiren, .Mr. and .Mrs. Ray .MeGee and children, and .Mr. and .Mrs. Kugem- I’ratt and tamily of Giaamwood, .spent Sunday here with .Mrs. .Mary Prather. Mi-.s Georgia B, Blakely has return- 44 44 ■, 4 4 . (I ! 4 4 ( 4 !i V 1 Ag-, (I 4. 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 frien4ls. .Misse.s Ray Beaudrdt, Kvelyn Tay lor ami Krm-sl Y(4ung of Gr4‘4mwo4»<l, .'^^p4‘nt Wednesday here with the for mer’s grancimotlu*r, Mrs. Mary Pra ther. W. L. Jones has returned from his home in Pelzer where he spent the 3! (Ihristma-s holidays. The Qu4*ens-Chic4)ra girls have re- 44; turned to Charlotte after spending thr holidays here w'ith their jiarents 4*1 .Miss Margaret Bethea has reiurruMl her home in Dill(4n, where .she START THE NEW YEAR WITH THE RIGHT BANKING CONNECTION Whether your financial affairs are large or small, they should .be given the most expert guidance. The right bank will accomplish this for you. Matters of personal accounts, sav ings accounts, commercial banking accounts, loans and securities — these _ are under our constant and careful handling and we offer you our counsel and help in 1931. ‘THE BANK OF PERSONAL SERVICE” 11 i from ** spent the holidays with her jiarents, .Mr. and Mrs. D. Wb Bethea. .Mr. and .Mrs. Itonner Harvley (4f < J ] Greenwo(Kl, .‘•■pent Sunday here with the latter’s parents, .Mr. and .Mrs. A. B. Blakely. M i.ss Marion Leake has returned to I her srhool in Bennettsville after' spending the holidays here with her sister, .Mrs. V. P. Adair. .Mr.s. li. D. Lewis and children of, Kpartanburg, spent Sunday here with her sister, .Mr.s. K. B. Sloan. i .M iss Alva Wilson of Hlaek.stcK'k, -pent the week-end here with her/ motht!X,_Mrs. B. K. Wilson. • .Mrs. Brice Quinn was called to Tir-i zah his week on account of the illnes.s , of her mother. j -‘-'-Mbw-Mary'-filald^ty of Ora, spent a' few days la.st week wilb .Miss Nannie Young TriWile. Mrs. J. S. McGregor and children have returned to their home in Ruby 4*d to Krskine coliege to rc'sumt* lier studies after spending the h(4lidays here with her i)arent8, .Mr. and .Mrs. I A. B. Blakely. I Taylor Martin has returned tO| Ham()den-S;dney, and Falward .Martin to the University of .South Carolina, after sfiending the Christmas holidays heie with their parents, I'rof. and Mrs. A. V. .Martin. Mr. and .Mrs. W’. C. Whitmire r»f Fnoree, Mr. and .Mrs. .1. It. Whitmire and children, .Mrs, Rosa Bishop and P. D. Bishop of .Sedalia, were the gue,-<ts Sunday of .Mr. and .Mrs. P. B. .Adair and .Mr. and .Mrs. C. S. Lank- foial. Dr. John O’Daniel has returned to Kingston, Tenn., where he is head <4f the Roane county health unit. Dr. Geo. R. O’Daniel has returned to .Atlanta Mias Fxanecs O’Daniel t(4 Ro'king- ham, .N. .Miss Clara Louise t)’Dun- iel to Winston .Salem, Miss Ra-hel O’Daniel to Winthrop college, and Janies O’Daniel to Dublin, Ga , afa-r .pending (.’hri.ctmas here with Jieir parents, M. and .Mrs. A. O’Daniel. ' Save- Bt ¥fUt nu YlAB! First National BaiiU “Clinton’s Strongest Bank” Telephone No. 7 Shoe Shine Parlor Columbia, Jan. —The Rev. J. W.; JacksdrirTT. D., pastor' of' the ' First > Pre.obyteHan church of Greenwood,' was on Sunday extended a call by the congregation of the P^irsf Pre'byte-1 rian church of Columbia to become its ^ r j after spending .several days here with' pa.«tor to succeed the Rev. R. A.j 3 ; her mother, .Mrs. T. C. Sumerel. j Lapsley, Jr., who last fall accepted a- i Mr. and Mr.s, W. G. King and little «call to a church in Roanoke, Va. I 4 1 daughter of Duncan, spent Friday i A committee of not less than three 3! here with Mr. and Mrs. B. L. King. nor more than five is to be named by' 4' Mis.s Martha Hellams has returned I Dr. W. S. Currell, chairman of the (I from W’aterloo where she has been vis-i committee recommending Dr. Jack-| *' 4 iting. son for the post, to wait upon the #{ .Miss Mary Benjamin left Sunday, Greenwood minister and to make Columbia Seeks | Greenwood Pastor for Washington, D. C., where she is < .'visiting her sister, Mrs. H. S. Church, Misses Bettie and Lee Bramlett of Laurens, spent Sunday here with Mr. and Mrs. John Wallace Copeland. Mr. and Mrs. P. M. Jackson have leturned from Roanoke, Va., and are now making their home with Mrs. Giles Bailey. J. F. Jacobs, Jr., and .A. W. Brice were business visitors in Union on Tuesday, Mr. *and Mrs. Weldon Jackson, Mr. and Mr.s. F^dward Ray and Miss, El- myra Ray, spent .Sunday in Six, Miss Alden Flasley after 4 4 i 4 4 4 1 4 4 ' 4 I 4 I 4 I 4 1 4 1 <4 known his decision to the congrega tion. At the meeting of the congregation! We have just added lo our business, a Shoe Shine Pat io** for men and wo men. It is nicely furnished and well suited for such work. * ♦ KEEItY01IRi>llGF:&NEAI.../JHE¥lL. WILL LAST LONGER aK Buchanan’s DRY CLEANING AND UUNDRY Office Phone 28 Laundry Phone 29 of the First church Sunday, Eh*. Cur-1 ♦ rell submitted the report and recom mendation of the committee of 12 ap pointed to look over the field. The committee unanimously recommended Dr. Jackson for ^he pastorate, where upon the congregation voted to ap prove the recomrwndation. We 44 44 4 4 4 4 44 44 ♦ ♦ CARD OF THANKS Q wish to thank our neighbors Ninety- and friend.s for the many kindnesses land expressions ofTjtympathy shown Bailey has returned to u» at the death ofr^our husband and spending the holidays father. May God’s richest blessings with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J, A. BaileY. rest upon each one of you. Mrs. N. T. Holder and Family; \ ♦ ♦ I X ALL PRESCRIPTIONS FILLED BY LICENSED PHARMACISTS CALLED FOR .AND DELIVERED PROMPTLY SADLER OWENS PHARMACY , , **At Union Station” Phones 377 and 400 Phones 377 and 400 I \ ■