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THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 17, 1931 THE CLINTON CHRONICLE. CLINTON. S. C. PAGE FIVE * Miiaii : I X ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ I \ ♦ ♦ ♦ I r*. TRADE at KELLERS AND SAVE THE DIFFERENCE Special Cash Prices! FOR THIS WEEK ONLY f <• <» o < • < > o o < ► o o o! PVTil ^ Personal /Mention ^ I i 'iHi; I'jii iiiBiili < ► i > ly Listerine'Tooth Paste and regular size ProphA'lactic Tooth Brush, 75c value for 47c. Mennen's Shaving Cream and Mennen’s for Men Tal cum Powder, 60c value for 47c. Boyer Hair Arranger, con trols the hair .39c We carry a complete line of magazines and will order for you any periodical we do not stock. Let us know your wants. Montag’s Special Package Stationery with lined en velopes, 50c value for 39c Combination Fcuntain Pen and Pencil, an ideal stu dent’s pen for $1.98 Armand’s New- Symphony Powder Compact, a powder that blends with all com plexions 50c Mholesome and refreshing drinks, served from a 100 per cent sanitary Frigidaire Soda Fountain. KELLERS PURE ICE CREAM ALWAYS GOOD Kellers Drug Store Telephone No. 1 WELCOME! To the members of the South Carolina Synod — we say welcome to our city—wel come, to our bank. May your short stay here be overflow ing with happiness and pleasure. We are delighted to have you in our midst as guests of our college and cordially invite you to call upon us for any informa tion or service we can render. NEW BUSINESS CORDIALLY INVITED S. Bailey & Boa BANKERS OLDEST STRONGEST We Welcome The South Carolina Synod Mrs. Walter RamaRe spent Sunday! Miss Ix)is Adair spent a few days in l>aurens with relatives. last week with her sister, Mrs. A. B. MijMind Mrs. R. P. Chapman are on .Abernathy. In Hickory, N. C. a-raoation trip in Florida this week. Prof, and Mrs. M. W., Brcwn and Miss Janet Leake left Friday for Mr. and Mrs. C. C. (Tile's spent Sunday , the University of South Carolina, in Greenville. where she will study this year. Mrs. Ix^the Gregory has returned; Miss Evelyn ('hampers left Monday from .Asheville, where she has been for Greenwood, where she will enter spendinjf several weeks. Lander colleyre. Mrs. t'olie B. .Adair has returned to i Miss Laura Sue Madden of Snivtan- New A'ork, after spending two weeks I burjf, is .spend njf this week with .Mr. with her husband. ! and Mrs. John Madden. Mrs. Irene Alverson of Knoree, is i Mrs. T. M. Adair has returned home spending .several days at Hotel (Min- after a month’s visit to her daughter, ton as the yruest of Mrs. W. C. Moore. Mrs. H. .M. Yount, in Hickory. N. C. Mr. and Mrs. .A. J. Swansen and Dr. J. B. Kennedy has returned to Waller Hopkins spent Sunday in Hon- his work at Presbyterian collepro after dersonville. / spendinyr the suminer in York. Mrs. S. .A. Martin has returned to Miss Kaffa Fuller, who is teaching her home in Savannah. Ga., afU*r in ProsyH'rity, spent the week-end .'-ponding several days with Mr. and with her parents, Mr. ami Mrs.' B. R. Mrs. (\ (’. Giles. Fuller. Misises Marv Pinson and Mary Klla .Mis.'H's Fredna Sh. ckley, ('atherine Bailey left Tuesday for QUALITY AND. ••• o o SERVICE The better to serve you, we have added a bicycle to our delivery ser vice. Call us at any time for any small item that you may need. o :: ■a ■ o G iffiu'v.! ▼ and Margaret .lone^ 'left yesterday to where they will attend Liinestone cmI- their .studies CALL AND INSPECT OUR LINE OF FOODS AND SEE THE NEW LOW PRICES. * Pres. Nabors were visr resume their .studies at Queens-Chi- lege. eora college. Charlolle. Ned Sprunt and .Allen .MeSwe 'ii i 'ft .M ss Kate .Milam h-is returau'd t) la-t week for Rune Ga.. whir - they Springfield to resume her te^ching pi- w’ii he sGidents at the Dai ling in sition in the city schools. .^.ho(d for Boys. .Miss Florence Bailey has returned Miss Lidie Davis has returned t-> from a visit to friends in Birmingham. Langley, to resume bvr teaching po- . .Ala. sition. Miss .\an White of Chester left Miss .Alluwee Neighbors spent the .Tuesday for I.,ander college, after week-end in (Iray ('ourt with Miss I spending several days with Miss Mavis ('laire Vurry. < r Redge Peake. Miss Margaret Tucker is spending !,> Mr. and Mrs. Silas Bailey have re- sevc1^iT’"d«ys in Greenwood, with her turned from their wedding trip and aunt, Mrs. C. 1. Coo|H»r. are making their home on West Main .Mr. aniLMrs Miss Redge Peake left Tuesday foi^ John T. Young and children spent. Greenwood to resume her studies at Sunday in AWieville with Mr. and Lander college. Mrs. Ansel Godfrey. Mrs. Julia Griffin, Mrs. J. B. Fron- .Mrs. T. M. Sense and little son left itis and Miss ('ollette fJriffin spent yesterday for a visit to her parents in Sunday in Johnston with Rev. and .Silverstreet. Mrs. O. M. Abney. Miss Klizaheth .Adair, graduate .Mr. and Mrs. William Chaney spent nurse at grady hospital in .Atlanta, is Sunday in Gray ('ourt with Mrs. ('ha- s|)ending her vacation with her moth-jo ney’s mother. er, Mrs. .1. .A. l^nson. Mrs. N. P. Dow loft today for her Miss Katherine Wells of Sumter, is home in Knoxville. Tenn. She was ac- spending several days with Prof, and companied by her father. H. D. Kan- Mrs. B. Graham. tin. for a week’s visit. Mrs. G. .Sallas has returned to her John Bonham of Inman spent Mon- home in .Mayimit. Fla., after speml- day with his aunt, .Mrs. .S. S. Frith, jng several days last week w.th Mr. enroute to Newberry college. and Mrs. W. Neighbors. Mr. and Mrs, Bruce Roln'rts of Co- Miss Kmmie Pit's of Seneca, spent luml ia, spi'iit the week-end with the the week end with her parents, .Mr. laCi'i’s jiareiits, .Mr. and Mr.s. .A. F-. and .Mrs, .1. .M. Pitts. .McIntosh. ” Missi's Mary Stone and Opal Aiigii-' Miss Helen Padgett of Greenville, ny spent Saturday in Cohiinhia. is .spending u few days with her sister, Mrs. F. M. Stutts ami ehiltireii, ami .Mrs. P), M. Arrington. .Miss .Annie Lee .la"kson and Cornelius M'.ss I* runci'S Smith of McCormick, .Smith, s|)eiit Sunday in .X.-licville, with was the gue.st.of Miss Kna .Ailair on Mr. Stutts. .Monday. Mrs. W. C. Moore. .Mrs. Irene -Al- Mrs. Ophlei-i .'dilam .Misses .limmi<‘ verson, Misses .Martha Moore and AtkG's, Otriie Blakely and Grace Helen .Adair spent Tuesday in Grecn- ,Si* irs were v si'.ors in Greiiiiville on wood. Friday. Sidney Brysi.n, who has been em- Riil'ert Fuller lias returned to Co- ployed for some time by Blakely’s luinliia after siiemling a week with h s (iiocery, left Monday for Miami. Fla. parent.^ Mr. and Mrs. K. G. Fuller. Miss .Milrtied .McKittrick sjient the .Miss Lueile Deiri k of Chapin, is week-end in Mountville with her i»ar- sjiending tiiis week with her aunt, (.nts, Mr. ami .Mrs. -I. M. McKittrii-k. ! .Mrs. L. \. Pinson. .Miss Mary Bryson of Greenwood, .Mr. and Mrs. George Sineath, Miss and John Suher of Newberry, were the Mary Aliee McKittrick and Alex Sunday guests of .Miss Kli’/.alieth Black spent .Sunday in .Saluda, with Lynn. Blakely’s PHONES 136 and 175 o i* <y o <* <y o o i* i> i* o <y i* <> <y i* HAVE YOUR Winter Garments Dry Cleaned— Ladies’ Coats, Dresses, Hats, Scarfs, Gloves, Sweaters, Furs, Blankets. Men’s Suits, Overcoats, Hats, Gloves, Caps, and Ties. o ♦ ♦ *y o i» o ♦ ♦ ♦ o <► i* i* < > i > < > Don’t throw away your last winter’s Clothes—have them cleaned and made to look and wear like new. i y o ♦ Buchanan’s DRY CLEANING AND LAUNDRY Office Phone 28 Laundry Phone 29 I ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦»♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ (> the former’s parents. iy <y <y I We are delighted to have you gather here for your annual meeting. The Presbyterian College is today re garded as one of Clinton’s greatest assets, and those affiliated with this splendid in stitution form an important part in the so cial and civic life of our city. ^ We are, therefore, delighted that you meet here as the guests of our college and we seek the privilege of doing all in our power to make your visit in Clinton most pleasant and profitable. ♦^niE BANK OF PERSONAL SERVICET .Miss Lucy Bailey left this week f »r Mrs. J. M. Wingard of Lexinglon. , ,„j„^,ham. Ala., where she will he ami Mi.ss Kathleen Derrick of ('olum- „ member of the city schools faculty, Ilia, were the guests of their aunt. winter in the department of sci- Mrs. L. V. Pinson, the past week. enee. , .Mr. and Mr.s. F. W. Blakely of Mrs. C. 1). Harden of .N'ew- Bt-ach Island, were the re; ent guests ^ j,,., ,.y^ Mrs. J. ,V1. Bull and William of the former’s sister, .Mrs. J. T. Wil- j{i,ll of ( dumliia, were d.nm-r- yocs's s(-n, and other relatives. (,f Mr. i.ml .Mrs. Clyde l.ai. . onl on .Mr. and Mrs. .Algie Boho anJ chil- X .i.Miay. ilren spent Sunday in Spirtanliurg Mis. H. M. Wise and little daiigh- wi;h relatives. ter have returneii to thi'ir home in .Mr. and .Mrs. Gus Young spent Sun- SLuait, Fla., after spending several day in Gr<H*nwood with the latter’s y^eeks with her parents, .Mr. ami .Mrs. brother and sister-in-law, .Mr. and |{ Vance. Mrs. Gordon Nelson. Friends of W. M. .Me.Millaii will la* Mr. and .Mrs. F. K. .Miller and fain- sorry to learn that he is confined to ily, formerly of Cross Hill, are now home suffering from injuries he making their home on ."^orth .\dair r(.(-j.ived fn.m a fall several days ago. street. Mr. uml Mrs. 1* red .Mitchell and chil- Mr. and ?dr.s. F.. M. Timmerman a.id dreii, Fred. Jr., and Carolyn .Mae. of little son, spent Sunday in Augusta, Asheville, N. C., spent the week-end Ga., with the former’s parents, Mr. hen* with .Mr. and .Mrs. Deiims Sow-, and .Mrs. (ieorge Timmerman. ors ami .Mr.s. Mae I,(*amnn. Mrs. G. A. Nickles and children of Miss Jeannette Crawford, who is Charleston, are on a two weeks’ visit teaching at Woods.de, is .spending a to he- sister, Mrs. John Spratt. few weeks at home with her moth *r, Mis.s Dell .Scarborough of Augusta. Mrs. J. W. (’fawford. is spemling a few days with Mr. and Friends of little Boh Oxley vv.ll he Mrs. John Wallace Copeland. to know that he is getting al.mg Denny Pitts of Abbeville, spent nicely at Dr. Hays’ hospital, af*“' un- Sunday with his mother, Mrs. K. Lee Jerguing an appendicitis operation on Pitts. * X la.st Wednesday, • Mr. and Mrs. L. O. Thornley, Mr. o Chapin of St. Louis. .Mo., a and Mrs. W, T. Jackson and William ^radua'e of Presbyterian college, is M^’rary spent Sunday in Columbia .^pending several days in the city with with Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Weir. Iriends. Dr.' Billy Mayes of Newberry, i» Friends of Mrs. J. B. Townsend will spending some time with his iti.ster. to know that she returned to Mrs. Mary Chalmers. her home Tuesday, after being a pa- Misses Almena and ?:iizabeth Mill- in Dr. Hays’ hospital, ing left this week for Spartanburg, Miss Elizal>eth Lynn, after a few where they will he students at Con- visit to her parents, Dr. and verse college. ^ Mrs. L. R. Lytin, left Friday for Talla- Friend.s in the city of Mrs. Jack hassee, Fla., to resume her work as a Rice, sister of Mrs. S. S. Frith, will member of the Woman’s college fac- regret to learn that is a patient y)^y in the Greenwood hospital. Dr. and Mrs. John H. Davis arrived Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Arrington’ and Monday from Montreat, where they family, and Dr, and Mr.s. A. M. Green gpe^t the summer. They will make of Greenwood, spent Sunday with Mr. home for the winter at the resi- and Mrs. B. M. Arrirvgton. dence of Mrs. W. G. Neville on South Miss Grace Sears has returned to proad streetj^ her home in Columbia after spending Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Simpson, for- • several days with Miss Onnie Blakely, nigrly Greenville, now have an who accompanied her home for a visit, apartment with Mrs. Corrie Montjoy Mr. and Mrs, J. F. Bozard and Mr. West Main street, Mr. Simpson i.s and Mrs. Fkiward Henry and little son, connected with the Liberty Life In- of Greenville, spent the week-end gurance Co. * with Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Henry. Among the Clinton vi.sit.ors in Miss Mary Chalmers of Abbeville, Greenville Thursday were: Mrs. B. O. spent Sunday with Miss Helen Chal- whitten, Mrs.'Gail Parson, Mrs. E. B. jT,ers. S. Warren, Prof, and Mrs. M. W. Mrs. B. Doster of Columbia, is Brown, Mrs. T. J. Peake, Misses Mar- spending this week with Mrs. E. Lee tha Whitten, Helen Adair, Alma Da- i Fitts. .vis and Elizabeth Ne’son, CASINO THEATRE MONDAY AND TIIKSDAV. .SEn'EMHKR 21 and 22 “CONFESSION OF A CO-ED” <y o o < y < y iy o o Slariing PHILLIP.S HOLMES, SYLVIA SIDNEY, ( LAllDIA DELL, MARTHA SI.EEPER. and NORMAN FOSTER. In it are any joys and heartaches, thrills and lenYptations. Comedy—“ALI, (HI.MMEI) UP.'’ METROIONl^ NEWS. 10c and 30c i y iy WEDNESDAY, SELTEIVIBER 23 “ONCE A SINNER” iy i y i y iy iy iy iy With DOROTHY MACKAILL, JOEL MeCREA and JOHN HAL- LIDAY. Would )ou forgive a human error. V ou love a girl. Before she met you she made a mistake. Becau.'«e she once was a sinner dois that make her always a sinner? Comedy—“CHASINfi 'I'ROU- BLE.” SI’ORTLKHIT. 10c and JOc THURSDAY AND ERIDAY, SEUTEMBER 24 and 25 “DOCTORS’ WIVES” With W ARNER BAXTER and JOAN BENNE'IT. If the doctor is handsome and the patient is pretty, which will linger longer—her illness or his kisses. Comedy—’’I:Uh ALARM.” SP()RTLH;H’I’. 10c and 30c SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 26 “PARTNERS OF THE TRAIL” Starring TOM 'l YLER. A hard riding—hard fighting hero of the trails. 'FINCiER PRLVI.S ” No. 6—with KENNETH IIARI.AN and EDNA Ml RPHY. 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