University of South Carolina Libraries
THURSDAY, APRIL' 9,1931 THE CLINTON CHRONICLE, CLINTON, S. C : i I t One of the chief causes of business fail- ; ures is lack of capital. Every business, as > [ well as every individual, needs a reserve ► : fund. The bank is the best place for it TRADE at KELLERS AND SAVE THE DIFFERENCE Friday and Saturday SpecieJs McKesson*s No. 59 Antiseptic Solution 59c West’s Tooth Brush 50c Value $1.09 Both For 59c » McKesson’s A^irin Tablets, bottle of 100 ... 69c Joncaire Face Powd^ Sl.OO Joncaire Perfume .. K $1.(M Value I $2.00 Both For .1 $1.00 Special Introductory Offer Sold On a Money Back Guarantee BOYER SKIN AND PORE CLEANSER BOYER WRINKLE AND TISSUE CREAM BOYER SKIN TONIC AND ASTRINGENT LOTION All Three For 50c Just received a fresh supply. Each box a deliciousl^whole- some and appropriate at this season. Kellers Drug Store Telephone No. 1 MORE THAN EVER You need a banking connection with the “THE OLD RELIABLE” For forty-five years we have rendered a broad banking service to this section of the state. M, $. Bailey i Son BANKERS OLDEST The Bank is The Best Place 'f : “thr bank w personal smyicE” p i i s f p Personal /Aentlon ^ l!!:iBII»UllB'^lBllRB!!llBil»Bll:iBCIIBtlilBlllBilllBll{(B:'!IBIIIiBiiniliilB!lllBli:ii L. Culler, Bettiejfrom a v'isit to Mrs. T. F. McDow in Mr. and Mrs. I. and Billie Culler of Charlotte, N. C., I York Our statement in today’s paper reflects our financial strength and ability to serve you. , Your business is invited here — and appreciated. spent Sunday here with their aunt, Mrs. R. B. Glenn. C. W. Stone and T. G. Harris were in Chester Sunday for the funeral of Capt. R. G. Mills. Fleming Mason of Allendale, and Jee Mason of Seneca, sptmt the week end with their mother, Mrs. I). W. Mason. Mrs. Roy Madden, Miss Mary Grace Madden and John Tomshack spent Saturday in Greenville. Friends of Billy WTade will regret to learn that he is suffering from a broken knee cap and will be confined to his home for several weeks. James Witherspoon of Columbia, spent the week-end here wMlh his par- Mrs. Joe Beau<lrot and children a.'.d'onts, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Witherspoon. 1^11.e Pratt of Greenwood, M'nt j|j.g p Vance and Miss Rosanna l^urs<^y here with her another, have retumtsl from Stuart, ; Fla., where they have ben visiting Miss Georgia B. Blakely has return-and Mrs.' H. M. Wise. ed to her studios at Erskine after 1 . x. • .u •. u i u , tv. u The teachers in the enty schools spending spring holidays with hen • ^ , i,- an. j j i.> • Tu/vf A D 1 1 iwere in Columibia Thursday and rn- parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Blakelv. , , ... ... , w- T D 1 u * I <• * oay for the state teachers meeting. Miss Lucy Bailey has returned from , a several weeks’ visit to her sister, j W .nthro.p girls have .returnee! Mrs. Brewer Dixon, in TalltNlega, Ala. the^r studies after spending spring .Mrs. J. M. Dick of Pulaski, Va.. is i holidays here with ^iheir parents. visiting her parents, l>r. and Mrs. Bobbie Steer and Ji'C Workman of Jack H. Young. Clcmson college, are spending spring Miss Laura Risor of Greenville, j holidays here with the ;r imrents. :l>ent a few days last week with Mis.'-j Sam Stone of Columbia, is spending Hazel Boland. / la few davs here with his mother, Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. James Hollingsworth | A. B. Stone, of Rockin,<Tham, N. ('..’sptmtthe week-| Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Armstrong of end here with relatives. 1 Gray Court, sjient Sunday with Mr. Mi.ss Zelime Davis of Manning, and j and Mrs. F/Ugene Hitt. Mrs. L. B. Jones of .Macon, Ga., spent Misses Elmer and bVank Blalock of TRADE HERE FOR EASTER Let your phone connect you with this well known quality food shop. groceries, canned goods, DELICACIES, FRESH VEGETABLES AND FRUITS. We pride ourselves on QUALITY VARIETY SERVICE Blakely’s PHONES 136 and 175 I the week-end here with their mother, Mrs. George Davis. ! M’ss Da'sv Harris returned to her home in Gray Court yesterday after Nashville, Tenn., are visiting friends and relatives in the city. J. F. Jacolis, Jr., W. R. Sperry and a week’s visit to her brother and sis- ter-in-law,. Mr> and. Mrs. T., G, <Hacpis. rsr~Xr”Tl Blalfe^i^” Mr^ Bonner Harvley And Miss Georgia B. Blakely .spent Monday in Atkins with the formers’ daughter, Mrs. J. A. Harker. D. S. Betsill of Union, is spending aome time with his sister, Mrs. R. B. Glenn. Mrs. Raymond Pitts spent last week in Sumter with her mother, Mrs. I B. E. Bultman. I Mrs. Ijouis Thomley, Misses Meli- i nee Thornley and Clyde Ray were vis- : itors in Spartanburg on Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Pitts and Mrs. T. P. Weir spent the week-end at Magnolia gardens and t'harlestnn. Miss Grace League of I.wkhart. sptmt the week-end with her parent.s, Mr. and Mrs. R. M. licague. , M iss Sara Dunlap of Anderson, and Miss Lucy Mattison of Honea Path, were guests Sunday of .Miss Elizabeth Sheely. Jack Davis '^re at Clemson College yciitexilay- fur funeral of Daniel "““MVsfAlnm TAh'sley.'ivirs.TE^ as and Mrs. R. H. Pierce spent the week-end with Mi*s. E. R. Knox and Mrs. C. D. Yarborough. Mrs. B. M. Spratt of Chester, is spending a few days here with her daughter, Mrs. R. W. Wade. Bjliss Ella Adair spent Sunday in Mountville with Mr. and Mr.s. J. W. Miller. Mrs. A. B. Blakely, Mr. and Mrs. H. K. Neely, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Hark er and Miiss Gt*orgia B. Blakely spent Thur.sday in Columbia. Mi.ss Margaret Finley of Cross Hill, spent the week-end h<‘re with her aunt, Mrs. U. J. ('oneland. Mr. and Mrs. W. G. King and ilaughter, Robbie, were guests of rela tives here* yesterday. Miss Mary Bobo spent Sunday with her fwrents in Snartanburg. Rev. and Mrs. M. A. Durant of Ab beville, were called here Monday on Mr. and Mrs. Rutledge Adair of i ac<‘Ount of the death of the l:i* ter’.' STRONGEST Colurbliia, were here Tuesday for the funeral of Mrs. Addie Dillard. Miss Mary Pinson of Limestone college, is at home with her parents, Mr. and Mr.s. F. C. Pinson, for spring holidays. Misj Cleon Pitts of McAdenville, N. t., spent the, week-end here her parents, Mr. and Mrs. G. C. ntts. Mr. and Mrs. N. M’. Dunlap of An derson, were guest.s Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. G. E, Beatty. Addison Neighbors of William.ston, spent the week-end here with his par ents Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Neighbors. Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Stubts and chil dren and- Misses Mary -Stone and Nellie Ruth IXockett were visitors in Greenville on Friday. Mi.ss Jeanette Crawford was in Greenwood Saturday for the an- grnndmother, Mrs. Aildie Dillarl. Mi.ss Ida Mae Madden of Winthrnp college, spent several days here the past week with Mrs. Roy Madd^m. Dr, and Mrs, F. K. Shealv, Mar garet Shcaly and- Miss .Sybil Runlet to were in ('harlotte yesterday wh?rc little Margaret broadcasteil over sta tion WBT. Mi.ss Bill Putnam has returned to her work in Georgia after spending a few days here lasit week with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Fhitnam. Miss Almena Milling of (bmverse college, is at home with her parents, .Mr. and Mr.s. A. J. Milling, for spring holidaysr - - - Mrs. M. F. Sihoc'kley retumiHl to her home in Spartanburg ye.sterday after a two week.3’ vi.«‘.t to her daughter, Mrs. W. P. Jacobs. She was accom- nouncement party of Mi.ss Mary But-ipanied home by Mr. and Mrs. Jacobs. ler Crawford, given by her mother, Mrs. E, T. Crawfonl. Mr.s. W. C. .Moore has returned af ter a vlsiit of several days to Mrs. J<>e Wharton in Greenwood. The friends of Miss Nelle Reardon: of the orphanage school faculty, will [ regret tO'learn that she is critically! ill at her home in Graniteville, after undergoing an operation for appendi- / Miss Elizabeth MK’ants of the j citis. W'hitmire school faculty, spent the; Mrs. Clarence Galloway and Mrs. week-er)d here with her .si.ster, Mr.^j.l. W. Finney were in (!nlumb'.a .Mon- F. F. Hicks. iday to .see .Mrs. Galloway’s sister, Miss ! Mrs. O. 1. Sheely, Mis.se.s Elizabeth j Gladys Bames, who is a ho."j»ilal pa-1 land Vivian Sheely were visitors initlerl ih that city. ' Greenville on Thursday. j Miss Rebe Simmons of Charleston. M ins Ella Belle Wilson of Atlanta, .Miss Lillie Mae Workman of Chap- is visiting her parent-s, Mr. an<l Mrs. j pels, and Mias Pearl H'tt of Lake City,; J. C. Wilson. i pi nt the week-i n<i wi.h Mr. and Miss Alva W;l.*on of Bla-kstcck. .Mrs. Eu.'ene Hitt. -pent the wi ek-(‘nd here with her par- .Miss Rp<l'''e Peake cf Lander eo’-, j ent.s, Mr. and Mrs. B. E. Wil.son. 'lege, is sremling .spr’.ne holvlavs here i I Miss Rosalie Jones of Summerten Iwi'h her parents, Dr. anti M's. T. .1. i "pent the week-end here with her par-' f’eake, and has ns her guest. A la , ents, Dr. and Mrs. b'. D, Jone.s. ; Bailey of Lake View. Miss Martha M'oore of Lander col-j Mr. and Mrs. R. S. Boozer and .M ss < i I 4 i I I 4 4 I I I < I lege, is .spending the spring holidays here with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W, C, Mofire. Mra. T. F. Wallace of St. Matthe^ws, Hattie Boozer of Silverstreet anri M’.'^ses Margaret and Miriam Long of 1 Newberry college, spent Sunday here with the. formera’ daughter an<I mn- spent a few days last week with her jin-law, Mr. and Mrs. T. M. Sea;e. parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Copeland. | Mr. and Mrs. H. K. Neely and lit- Mr, and Mrs. French Cooley of,tie daughter, Mary. Elizabeth, ofj Camden, were here Tuesday for the i Dunbarton, and Mr. and Mrs. .1. A.i funeral of Mrs. Addie Dillard. Harker and children of Atkins, spent Miss Fredna Shockley of this city, the week-end with their parents, Mr. | student -at Queens-'Chicora college. 1 and Mrs. A. B. Blakely. MtH; John MeSween were Charlotte, has been chosen as one of the ten maids-of-honor in the May- day festival. Miss Emmie Pitts of Seneca, spent the week-end here with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Pitts, and had as her guests, Misses Frances Holloman and Helen Sateher, also -of Seneca. Mrs. A. B. Stone and Miss Loree J! Simmons spent last Wednesday in Cross Anchor with relatives and friend.*. Mrs. G. W. Hollingsworth spent the ■wcndc-end Charlotte with her sister, Mrs. Murphy. Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Ashmore and children of CharLoitte, spent the week- here with the latter’s parents, I ^ j Mr. and Mrs. T. L. Cooper. Mrs. R. P. Ferguson, Mr. and Mm. James King a?vd Misa Cecyle Fergu-j ♦ Dr. and the guests Sunday of Dr. and Mrs. vS. C. Hodges in Greenwood. Dr. Me Sween is temporarily supplying the pulpit of the First Presbyterian church of that city on Sunday morn ings. Clinton ladies in Abbeville Tuesday at the South Carolina Preshyterial meeting from the First Presbyterian church and • Thomwell Memorial church were: Mesdames J. A. Bailev. H.. E. Sturgeon, A. M. C/opeland, R E, V^^spr, R. S. Owens. Be.ss c God frey, H. C. Larton, S. P. Bowles and; Misses Ncvbitt, White, and Harvey. Dr. John MeSween made an address, in the interest of the college. IF IT IS A MAGAZINE OR NEWS- ison of opont Sun.fay '’A'*** ™AT YOU NEED, SEE-,,. f I here with relatives. 4* 41 4* Mr. and Mrs, Alec Martin of Co lumbia, were the .week-end guests of Prof, and Mrs. A. V. Martin. Mrs. W. G. Neville has returned JAMES W. CALDWELL, “The Magazine Man” I SUBSCRIBE TO THE CHRONICLE 1 f EASTER LET US HELP There’s still time assemble your new spring: clothes most economically. Let us dry-clean or dye some of your last season’s things. A slight change here or there and you’ve added a chic “new” dress, coatj hat or accessory to your spring wardrobe at little cost. It’s the way many fashionable families are economizing this year. Send your hat, too! Cleaned and blocked 50c. Our Phone No. Is 28 Buchanan’s DRY CLEANING AND UUNDRY Office Phone 28 • Laundry Phone 29 >4. CASINO THEATRE MONDAY AND TUESDAY, APRIL 6 and 7 ^‘WHAT A WIDOW^^ With Gloria Swanson, Owen Moore, Margaret IJvinifston. Captivating in stunning creations, she wen h(,mage from admiring male.s wherever she went. Young and innorent, she was out to find what made the old world tick. She made it lick—and how !! They learned alwuil widows from her. (omedy—“THE tJOLF SPE(’- lALIST.” MbriUOTDNF NEWS. l(k and tOc WEDNESDAY, APRIL S “SCANDAL SHEET” With (Jeort^e Bancroft and Kay F'rancis If it’s nows, I print it—that go<*s for everything and everylM.dy— you, me, my best friend. 1 am the boss, that’s my rrecH. and I stick to it. ( omedy—".MAKUl.XtiK ROWS.” AUDIO REVIESV. 10 & 40c THURSDAY A.M) FRIDAY, APRIL 1) and 10 “THE MAN WHO CAME BACK” With Charles Farrell and Janet (iaynor The screen’s favorite swt^ethearts united again in the year’s most, sensational drama of love—more magnetic than ever before, as the boy and girl who reft.mnd themselves. A pair unsurpassable—for just the kind of entertainment you want. Comedy—“HIGH GEAR” —it alone is worth the price. 10c and 40c SATURDAY, APRIL 11 “THE AVENGER” With Buck Jones and Dorothy Revier The screen’s daredevil cowboy, in a thrilling, breath-taking, all- talking Western. “INDIANS ARE CO.MING” No. 4. See this won derful serial every Saturday. Comedy—Slim Summerville in “OOH-LA-LA.” 10c and 40e AFTER.FLU LET-DOWN Is Not Near So Enervating If You Will Drink a Wineglass — of — Padres Elixir or Virginia Dare Wine Tonic Three or Four Times a Day. An Appetizer and Strength Builder SADLER-OWENS PHARMACY “At Union Station” _ Telephone 400 The Clinton Chronicle —$1.50 a Year * . c'' - ■■