The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, April 30, 1931, Image 5
THURSDAY, APRIL 30, 1931
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TRADE at KELLERS
AND SAVE THE DIFFERENCE
Special Cash Prices!
FOR THIS WEEK ONLY
$1.00 Squibb’s Bath Powder .... 69c
Three Flowers Face Powder .... 75c
$1.00 Three Flowers Perfume Free
Jergen’s Lotion . . 50c
50c Jergen’s Lotion Dispenser Free
Nydenta Tooth Paste 50c
50c West Tooth Brush Free
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.Agnes T.caman ?nent Sunday! J. G. Martin, wa.s a business visitor
I ;’t her heme in Gross Hill. jin Rock Hill Fi'iday.
$1.50 HudnuPs Double Compact 73c
$1.00 HudnuPs Single Compact 49c
Boyer Hair Waving and Curling
Fluid, new process
M ss Mary Trvdd srent Friday in' Mr, and Mrs, Pat Kinard of .AbK'
i Spartanburg with friends. viile, spent Friday here with friends
i ' I/t.t!c Petty Tribble spent the we.“k- Mr.-s.' F. F, Hicks has returned from
end in Rlacksburg wiih her grand- visit to her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
m ther, Mrs. J. N. Quinn. . jR- G. MeCants, in .Vinety-Six.
! Mrs. riifton .\dair sj)ent Men iay | Mi.ss Flora Tucker of An-j
t in Cross Hill with her mother. Mrs. jehor, spent the woek-wid here with
(.1. Ropp. .friends.
' Mrs. Hu.'.t Pranks and Mr. and Mr.s. Guy Sihoekloy spent
; P'ranks spent Saturday in C lu Ml'iji last week-end in Newberry with Mr.
.with MLss Fleanor Plvan.s. and .Mrs. PI. H. Cousins.
Mrs. F.the! Pitts. Mi.ss Klla Adair i Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Hutto of Co-
: and Miss .Jeannette Pitts were visitors j lunibia, spent Sunday here with Mr.
in Greenville P’riday, jand Mrs. Clyde Lankford.
50c
Miss Ruby King was the guest of
her aunt, Mrs. Ben Shirley, in Green-
< [ ville, on Sunday,.
Rev. C. B. Betts has returned from
Camden, .Ala., where he has been at
tending the A. R. P. sync;
• for several days. . . -
I Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Plaxico spent
* .Sumlay in Blacksburg wi»h the for
I mer’s parents.
I Mrs. Eugene Roland of Laurens,
.spent Tuesday here with Jw^r'sister,
!Mrs. Pi. L. Blakely.
Mrs. Irj?re Todd and Paul Todd
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See Our Counter Displays For Many
Kellers Drug Store
Telephone No. 1
Mi.ss Belle Crapp.s has returned*
from a visit to her sister, Mrs. H. H.
Powers in Columbia.
Miss .lulia P'erguson was the week
end guivst of Mr. and Mrs. F.ugene
meeting ' in Greenwood.
.Mr. ami Mr.s. H. M. Yount of Hick
ory. N. C.,- spent the week-end here
with'the latter’s mother, Mrs. T. M.
Adair.
Pierre Burdette and R. C. Adair
spent the week-end in Charleston at
Mag.udia gardens.
Miss Sara Stone spent the week-
WE WANT
EVERY LADY
in the community to visit our store
Friday and help us celebrate our
seventh anniversary.
^‘Eats,” Special Prices, etc.
48-lb. Sack Red Band Flour and oth
er prizes given away.
WE SHALL EXPECT YOU.
Blakely’s
PHONES 136 and 175
spent Sunday in Lauren.s w’ith the for- end in Spartanburg with Miias Mar-
mer’.s mother, Mrs. M. .A. Sumerel. igarot Bobo.,
Mrs, B. P. ( oneland, Jr., has re-j Miss Pilmyra Ray was the week-
turned to her home in Charlotte, after j pnd guest of Mis.s Frances Ray in
a visit to Mr. and Mrs. Ben P'. Cojie-1
land.
Mr. and Mjp.s, R. \V.
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day in Ware Stioals w'ith relatives.
Misses Mary Childress and Beatrice
Strange of Greenville, were {he week-
-end guests of the latter’s brother, J.
Pi. Strange.
Mr, and Mrs. G. A. Black, Mrs. N.
J. Pidi’^e, Miss P’rances Black and But
ler Black s|,'ent Sunday in Rock Hill
with the formers’ daughter. Miss
.Mary D. Black, at Winthron college.
Viv tor Wil; on of f'amden, .s|M‘nt
Sunday here with friends.
Mi.sses Nannie Sue Adair. Myrti.s
Holland and Marv Pinuna .‘^neak were
guests of friends in Columbia on
Sunday.
Priends in the city of .Mrs. Marshall
Brown will regret to learn that .slie is
a patient at I>r. Hays’ hospital.
Mr. and .Mr.s. T. M. Littlefield and
Helen Littlefield were visitors
Milam
of Springfield,
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To serve safely was the ideal of this
bank at the time of its organization. To
serve safely is the ideal of this bank today.
We invite you to join our steadily in
creasing number of customers.
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oi Greenville on Saturday,
i P'riends of Mrs. .lohn T. Young will
he glad to know that she ha.s return-
^ L ed to her home after being a patient
in Dr. Hays’ ho.«pitaI for the pa.^t sev-
/‘lal weeks.
Ml.s.’v»pi»‘*'ia Milam. Misses .limmie
lAtkin.s and Dons ( o’per spent the
I week-end in Greenville.
I Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Pitts weret
[called to Sumter Monday on account!
I of the sudden death of the latter’s, i
mother, .Mrs. Jl. K. Bultman. j
Mr. and .Mrs. f. Pb hs, Sr., and I
Miss Clara K. Duckett returmd P'ri-j
day from a vioit to their sister, .Mrs.
J. Boling Jones, in Petersburg, Va.
Miss Mary Todd has accepted a po
sition as bookkeeper at Roses.
Miss Mary Alice McKittrick of
Mountville, spent Wednesday here
W'ith her sister, Miss Mildre<l .McKit
trick.
Mr, and Mrs. R, B. Kear.se of .Spar
tanburg, and Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Neale
I of Caroline, N. C., were Sunday guests
jof Mr. and Mrs. R. p’. .Neale.
! Mrs. B. W'. Covington, Sr., of p'lor-
C ence, spent the week-end here with
her son, Ben Covington, who i.s a stu
dent at Presbyterian college. ^
T. H. I/eake of Paris, Texas, i,'^ the
^Cjfuest of his brother, J. W. I.eake, and
other relative.s.
Mrs, Mollie Beeks spent the week
end in Greenville with .Mr. and .Mrs.
James Re<*ves.
Mrs, B. W, Gibson of Inman, spent
'a few days here last week with her
sister, Mrs. W. C. Shealv. j
Mi.ss M innie Todd and Charles Bow-1
ers of Newberry, were the guests j
Sunday
Sumerel "and-T
This institution of friendly banking ser
vice leaves no stone untum^ in rendering
the maximum of service to our customers
and to our community^
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Miss Maude .Sumerel. '
I Mrs. Judy and little daughter, Mis.^l
.Mamie Bell and Downs Bell, Jr., of I
.Coumbia, spent Sunday here with Mr. I
'and Mrs. Dillard Milam. i
,Mr.s. S. N. Crisp, Miss
entS. m^ltnT
Miss Janella Boland of Winthrop'
college, spent the week-end here with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Bo
land.
Miss Ptlizabeth Sheely of Winthrop
college, spent the w'eek-end with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. O. I. Sheely.
Mr. and Mrs. G. Pb ('ooley and little
granddaughter, Carolyn Gillam, of
Camden, spent the we«‘k-end here
with relaPives.
.Miss Kleanor K«‘e!s^„^d Chas. A.
Smith we'-e in Gm'nvine Thurs lay
night N»r the Parker selutol ehorus.
Mi.s.s Pitta Neighbors has returned
from a visit to Mr. ari:i ,Mrs. (!. P'.
Cooley in Camden.
.Miss .Alva Wilson of Black-toek,
s| ent the weekwiid here wi'li her
pari'iits, Mr, and Mrs. B. L, Wilam.
.Mrs. B. O. Whitten n turned Satur
day fn ni Uiehmond, Va., where sh«*
h;r lf(‘en a hosnitaW patient f..r the
past few months.
Mi^.s Marean't Owens of Charlotte.
N. ('., spent the week-cml here^wUh
Miss P’ay .Adair.
Miss .Annie Owens was l>ie week
end guest of Mrs. I<la I.eopard .in
FiflrKsdfl’".
p'riends of ('. C. Giles v’-ill he glad
to know that he is at honu from
Gainesville, (Ja., where he has bet.. '
patient in Dr. Downey’s hospital.
Mrs. R. H. Burli.n of Whitmire, is
.spending this week here with her s(»n
and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.
Gus Burton. ‘
Mrs. A. J. Snioles, Mr.s. T. f\. John
son, Misses Marguerite Boland, Ade
line Boland, I lir.z'e Bell Bodv and
David Boland .'pent Wednesday in
Greenville.
M»*. and Mrs. Henry .1. Winn of
Greenville, and formerly of this city,
are receiving congratulations upon
the arrival of a daughter, Katherine,
on April 2'A.
The friends of P'. M. Stutts will he
glad to know that he^ is reciivering
from a severe illness of the pa4 two
weeks and was able to leave hi.« home
yesterday.
Miss IClizaheth (ojicland and John
Wallace ("opeland .spent the we"k-cnd
m Aiken with Mr. an<l Mrs. Cato. .Mrs. ',
'Copeland returned home with them j
I after sjtending several days there
iwith h'.*r p'arent"’. 1
I .Mr.s. .Mary Prather lias returnerl to,
her h'lme here af'er a vi.'iit to her
(laughter, .Mrs. Rae .McGte in Green-j
wood—M-iis—McGee has been ill for thei
'WH'/
Of what avail to spend several dollars
on a new straw hat this year, when a few
cents will make last year’s hat look like a
new one?
Dig out your old hat today and let us
call for it. We’ll have it back in a jiffy, and
looking like Dew, too.
Cleaning Price 50c
Buchanan’s
DRY CLEANING AND UUNDRY
Office Phone 28 , Laundry Phone 29
past four weeks and her many friend
here will he glad to kn'w thi I her
condition is improving.
CASINO THEATRE
MONDAY AND TUESDAY, MAY i'md 5
^^NCE, FOOLS, DANC^” -
With JOAN CRAWFORD, LKSTER VAIL, and CLIFF ED
WARDS. You’re going to enjoy thi.s picture. You’re goThg to gasp
at the flaming youths, the gorgeous costuril^s, the thrills of a girl
in combat. Jean presents the greatest effort of her screen career.
Comedy—’’GIRLS WILL BE BOYS.” MKTRO'J’ONE NEWS.
lOc and 10c
WEDNESDAY, MAY fith
“BEHIND OFFICE DOORS”
With MARY ASTOU, ROBERT AMES, RICARDO CORTP:/..
Breezy drama of office love—where -frosted glass and private con
ferences hide u world of romance. Comedy — “.MP^N WITH OCT
SKIRTS." \A(;AB0ND ADVENTURE.
10c and tOc
Mildred
# Crisp and Boyd 'Crisp of Laurens,
Here you will find a personal interest in
your affairs, and a willingness to be of
every assistance consistent with the prin
ciples of sound banking. Here you will find
ofBcials who are pleased to discuss your
problems with you, and glad to share their
knowledge and experience in financial af
fairs with you.
‘Tl’HE BANK OF PERSONAL SERVICE”
'spent .Sunday here w'lth Mr, and .Mrs,
J. A. Coleman and family.
Dr. and Mrs. J. D. Jacobs of At-
ilanta, are the guest-s of .Mr. and .Mrs,
|J. P\ Jacob.s, Sr.
j Little Cranna Addy spent Sunday
with .Jennie Lee and Carolyn Young,
I who live near here.
I Mr. and Mrs
j Newberry P’riday night for the R. P’,
) D. meeting and the ladies’ auxiliary.
Mr. and Mrs. Goyne Simpson, Miss
Springs Left No
Will To Estate;''
Son Files Application At Lancas
ter for Papers of Administra
tion. State To Get l.arge Sum.
I
'Lancaster, April 23. — Col. I^eroy
Springs died without leaving a will, it
Eugene Hitt were in was learned here today wi^h annlica-
<'.es Ouida Cox. Eloise Hawkins, Ansie
lljKirven and Silas Bailey, Frank God-
* ’ j frey and J. B. H.art spent Sunday in
(lithe mountains.
! Mr. and Mrs. Paul Burroughs and
4 , little daughter, Ann, of Richmond,
jVa., will arrive Saturday for a visit [papers were filed, said.
< 11 to Mrs. Burroughs’ parents, Mr, amdi The Lancaster probate said it was
1 j Mr.s. R. F. Adair.
Mrs, John Finney and Mrs. C. E.
11 Galloway spent Monday in Columbia.
tion for appointment of Pilliott White
Springs, his son, a.s administrator of
the estate.
Two weeks will be required in which
to advertise the application for ad
ministration before any action can he
taken to appraise the wide'-pread hold
ings of (Lionel Springs. Pxbate
Judge J. P, Richards, with whom the
_ 1T1UH8DAY AND FJUDAY, M4Y 4 ^ H
‘OT TIGHT”
starring W^ME LIGHTNER and JOE E. BROWN—Minnie, the
star in “(Jold Diggers” and "Shc.w of Shows.” Poppy, zippy and
snappy. Joe E. Brown, star of laugh hits. He will make you “,SIT
TKiHT.” Never have you seen s(» much fun crammed into one pic
ture. Comedy —“BARGAIN DAYS.” VAGABOND ADVENTURE
and FOX NEW.S. 10c and 40c
SATURDAY, MAY 9
“SEAS BENEATH”
Starring GEORGE O’BRIEN. MARION LFSSING and WILLIAM
COLLIER, JR. Semething new in big ^brills. It will lift you out of
your seat with stunning surprises and startling action. Comedy—
•LEPS PLAY.” Slim Summerland in “INDIANS ARE COMING.”
SCREEN SON(;—“STRIKE UP THE BAND.” 10c and 40c
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possible the South Carolina tax com
mission would hold a meeting cn the
case upon duration of the tv/o-W2ek
h
j Mr. and Mrs. J, M. Pitts, Mrs. R. C.(period to fix inheritance taxer>.
I Adair and Rev. H. 0. Chambers were j
in Sumter Tuesday for the funeral of, RESIDENT OF S, C j
, Mrs. B. E. Bultman. ( VV. G. Query, chairman of the South'
J, W, Meadows, H, Y. Abrams, Fate Carolina tax commission, in a state-j
Arnold, and Fred Nolan were in- El- ment at Columbia todav said there j
berton, Ga., Sunday for |,he state, was no doubt in his mind hut that Col-1
singing convention. onel Sprint's was a legal resident of
' Mrs. R. W. Phillips, Mrs. G. A.;South Carolina and that taxes on his
Copeland, Mrs. J. J. ComWell, Mrs. [estate would be paid to..South Caro-!
Horace Payne and Miss Ellen Cope- lina. It has been estimated that they;
land were visitors in Columbia yes-
«i terday.
will total more than a quarter million]
dollars. |
FOR MOTHER’S DAY
May 10th
MOTTOES 60c to $1.50
BOOKLETS 25c to $1.50
CARDS 5c up to 35c
GIFTS ^ 50c up
New in Linen Finish Bridjfe Cards 50c deck
Double Decks L. $1.50 plus tax
New assortment of Tallies and Place Cards.
Galloway-McMillian Book Store