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-H If ?- ^jmmnmmrn^.. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1931 THE CLINTON CHRONICLE, CLINTON. S. C •TRADE at KELLERS AND SAVE THE DIFFERENCE Special Cash Prices! FOR THIS WEEK ONLY o o i> i> o o < ► * >, ^ Personal /Mention ^ mm o ♦ Or.e pcund Kellers Lawn Paper and two packages Envelopes, $1.00 value for fiSc. To have a clear complexion, free of blemishes, boils or sores, take Nyal’s Hot Spring: Remedy—a gruaran* teed blood tonic $1.00 s Tooth Brush and ’s Antiseptic Mouth Wash, $1.00 value for 19c Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Jacobs, were vis-1 Mr. and Mrs. Grady Chandler spent' itors in Greenville on Tuesday. Sunday in Augusta, Ga., with Mr. and Mrs. Ophelia Milam has returned to Mrs. Gus Traylor. j the city after sp<*nding several days in T. J. Peake and .A.. W. Price | Prosperity. in Hickory, C.. Friday for the P. C.-Lenoir Rhyne game. j Misses Haze! and Dorothy Miller with ! spent Three packages Downies (Sanitary Napkins) $1.35 value ftr 9Sc 50 Prophylactic Tooth Brush and 25 bottle Lister- ine Antiseptic, 75c value for 19c. Mr. and Mr.s. \V. T. Reeder 1 the week-end in t'harleston. * c- * i . ,.i • , • ♦ .Mr. and Mr... U.wi. Sinip.™ and ’I’''"' i:-“»'-dHv at I hnk Spnni-.. J rhildrrn sw-nt the week-end in Whit- h-'lvni Mdler. ♦ mire with Mrs. Simpson’s parenis. Mi. ^ and Mrs. C. H. Shannon. Mr. S nnnm ^ Sunday a returned with them for a few <1 rys’ Mrs. (leorge M. Davis and family Mr. and Mrs. S. C. Fulm'V of Pa o let. were the week-end gue.-ts of Mi. .. •Mr. and Mr.s. R. M. League, .Mrs. Jolin Madden. Lilly and Paul League spent Suiulay in Loekhart with Ihe ^ OUR SODA FOUNTAIN IS IMMACULATELY SANITARY AM) EOUIPPEI) WITH MODERN, 100 PER CENT ELECTRICAL REFRIGERATION. WE SERVE HOME-MADE ICE CREAM. SANDWICHES CAKE, Etc. Let Us Serve You Mi.ss Klla Adair and Miss .leanette. (Temson cellege' with J. R. .Adair. j Mrs. George M are now making their home on Wood-' row street in the W. P. -Licobs house. ‘ and Mrs. W. C. M otire. Mr. and Mrs. J. .\. Coleman were ..visitors in C .lunvhia on Tuesday. Mrs. Joe Wharton of Greenwood, is spending a few days with Mr. and Mrs. W. Moore. j Mr.'. J. M. Pitts and .Mrs. Raymend Pitts spent the wta k-eml in Laurin ^ burg. N. C.. with the former's daugh ter. .Mrs. .S. K. Kvans. Misses Patricia Ciihs. Rcuia and .\’el!t .Xbrams. Pauline R biuts and R. W. I ihnsun were in Rock H 11 Fri (lay t u' the Clinton Hi-R >ek ll'.ll game. Mrs. 11. F. Scott. Mrs. Gus Young, Misses Gladys NtM'-on, Mogue .S'.nne and .Miriam Nelson spent Thur'-day in Greenville. Miss Mildred Hm ker of Columbia, .-pint the week-end with .Miss .Mary : Stone. ! Miss Leona Milam, sp}.'nt the_.Aviiekj Our Ideal To build a business that will never know completion but that w ill advance continually to meet advancing" con ditions. a To develop stock and service to a notable degree. (► ♦ To arrange and co-ordinate activi ties to the end of winning confidence by meriting it. it To strive always to secure the sat isfaction of every customer. o i> ** ♦ I ♦ ♦ Blakely’s formers’daughter. Miss Grace Leagm . Mr. and Mrs. Mike ('a.-key wiue vis itor.-; in Greenville im Saturday. Mr, and Mrs. .-X. D. Nason an* now m-’k’ng the'r home on ’^In-^irrove .-t eet in the T. R. H 'Pan-’ h ius('. Ml'. D. W. .A. Neville and s.m, Ibi- v'd, of Newberry, arc visiting rela tives tuie. Dr. a" I Mrs. !• rank Keller-:, Mrs. L. R. .S. Warren and Limit. .A. Tay- !; r Were in laiurtuis .Svmday fur the LjiiSeopal servici's. Ml.-. W . IL Heinulon of York, is vis iting her daughter, .Mrs. 1>. .1. Ihimm. .Mrs. .Marsh ef .Johnston, is a‘. ing Synodical here, and is tlie guest- ♦ ♦♦♦ ( f Mrs. .1. A, Hailey ! , __ .. : Misses Jimmie Atkins, Fran •m Dut ton and Mary Lou Hagwyll _\vi‘re visit- BHONKS 136 and 175 1 * ..... ^ ' _ • Mr. and Mr.s. Lewis Young, Mrs. Kdna Poole and little daughter were visitors in Greenville on Thursday. Mr. and Mis. W. H. Waters of Spar tanburg. sptuU Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Carl Tisdale. Forty-five Years and What They Mean To say that a bank is forty-five years old, may mean much — or little. To say that a bank started with the early builders of Clinton forty-five years ajfo, and htis worked constantly with them and their ancestors, in the development of a splendid city, means more. Tt> say that this same bank today is prepared to care for the business of this community, means most. This bank is prepared today; as back in IHHG, it l(M)ks ahead! .Mf: and Mrs, D. W. Hothoa and son, i Y Tom, retUMU'd Monday to thoir homo in Dillon after a visit to thoir d;iugh-i^ tt'r and sistor, Mrs. W. W. Hjirris. Koc. and Mr.s. .M. C. Dondy and chil- (iron, and Mrs, J. 1. Copoland an* vis- William llroak. Owns of 'i')' .Sun,lav h.T,. %vnh his'p llo, (,a.. whom M,-. Iloinly has accopti'd the jiastorato of tho Proshy lor ian ohuroh. Frionds of Mr. and Mrs. t’. W. Coopor will l>o glad to know that thoir littb* son, Hill'.o, is gotting along nioo- ly after undorgoing an o|)0!ation in to roUirn homo today. September Honor Rolls Are Given I I’rmidonco School .S(-(ond grade' Leroy Howling. Thiid grade: Viv ai; Kidd. I’uiiith gr"de: .Smit h. 1 .IIMISO Slini'iako !ii>Ul-'< o it it it it it it it it \ O YOCR Bl SINESS INVITED. ' % NEW BUSINESS CORDIALLY INVITED Ncadi'tny Slri*o1 IL nor Roll I’ir-t gi"M'e: tieo’v’o Stuart, Vcldor IlP'/alieth M'llwiiod, .lanios M. $. Baib i Son BANKERS OLDEST wood, spout im thor, Mrs. Mario Owens. Mr. and Mrs. T. D. Copeland and Thomas Heath Copoland wore in N'ow- horry Sunday for tho funeral of .1, H. ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦' Huntib-. Mr. and .Mrs. G. A. Hurton and lit- ,, , , , . ,, . , tl,. son spvnl Sun,lii,v in Whitmhn' < "'•'""I"" I nvs.lay. 11,. ,.M'.', tv,l with tho former’s mother, .Mrs. Henry Hurton. Mrs. Minnie .Adair returned Sunday i from a several weeks’ visit to relati\i*s in .Macon, Ga. | Mr. and .Mrs. Claude S. Abernathy, Claude, Jr., and .Miss Lott'o Adair of Hickory, N. C.. i-ih-u! Sunday wi'h .1.; K. Adair. j L. .A. Harrow of Chailutte. spent, Friday here with relatives. .Mms .S>hil Hnrdette i- '1.(01(1111^!: a few days in Columbia a-, t-be guest of friend'. ' < .Mi.ss Hillie Putnam -ipeti* la~t Wed-; ne-iiay wilb her parents, Mr. and .Mrs. llxlge, W. T. Putnam, enroute t > Manning. Law ion. Mr. and .Mrs. Hiuee Galloway an-, .Si eond grade: .lame-; .Stevenson, lla- niKince the birth of a daughter, Hetty '/(.j C.-innon, .Mildred ('rawf >rd, .Molly .Ann, Sunday, Oetoher 1. Di'lit '.M'r, I'iiigene Harris. R iy Wil-on, Miss .Marjraret Hollis .'pent the Willie Hughe.-:, L;hi*l l.cuis, .Agues week-end in .Mountvil'e with her m.'th- L\.ins, Ha ('urrv, Kalh!<(*n 11 ..van), or, Mrs. W. D. Hollis. Lucile Stone, Hirdie Tillman .Miss Kna .Adair is sjiend.ng a few Third giade; Thelma Harmon. Mildnd (lays with friend' in .Met oi inick. 'Wind.'or, .1. D. Gaines, Lncile Lancas- .Mis, Lewis H. Jones of .Ma.'on, Ga.,’(<.|-^ I’aiil'iu R leh'-'tor. \'*ia t'amp- is vi.siting her mother, M’ s. George ^ b,.'], I.iy./.c Hell Wilbanks, Iv.cl.vn Davis. [.Siovve. \ .Miss Frances H:*t of Gr(;'s 11:11, i.S| riio.h grad.*: Katherine D(':i!i, So- sjiending a f«*w da.v.s with .Mr. and phia Decs, Lthel Gailiies, .1. F. .Shaw, Mrs. Cliften Adair. ' L(*o 'i'ui ker. .Mattie Williams* ti Nell .lames Fi. I*’ergu.son of -Ang'i-ta, is I' rothy .Mi'Minn Hill Si'lltan. ves ting his parents, Mi, and .Mrs. F-. W. I'erguson. j • High School .Mr. and Mrs. Kdward Ray and Miss l;|*.ventli giade Willis May W’iDon. (ilady s Ni lson sitent Sunday in Roi k .ALuy H iwze Dillard, Hugh ll'diiian, H M with Mr. ami Mrs. Gordon N''*lson. ,\atinie Sue .Ada r, FJizaheth Hlakely, Mr. and .Mrs. Weldon .Li-l.son, Mr.s. Met rary, AVilliani Hoh'i, *'ath(*r- la‘w;s 1 tiornli .V, .Mis.-a*' ( 'lyde and I’d- j„p ll.iki y, .Mary Kmiua Sjieake ft. II. myia Ray were guests Sunday of .Miss Raljih Keilv. Ruth .Nabors, Caro- He'en .Vliiani at Winthr.^p college. .Martin, .Maxwell J^'ergn.-mii, W'il .Mr. and Mrs. Hruci* Roberts of <'(>- jima Hailey Owens, lunibia, sjient .Sunday with th(* lal- Tenth grade: Ibll I'dlis, K1 oise Aon tor’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Me- J{()!leri, .Mary Glenn Chambers. Lncile Intosh. Copi !an<l. Rosa Hailey Idttle. I‘’Ioi(‘n'’e .Mr. and .Mrs. K. 1). Craig and family Adair, Suel'n Denson. Roldm- Hender- “We Clean Clinton” There is lots of wear in your clothes when you keep them properly cleaned and pressed.... And there’s extra economy at our present low cash prices. Sr“-8B3!= it it it it ♦ 4 ♦ ii it a it f < t DRESSES Dry Cleaned and I^ressed. MEN^S SUITS Dry Cleaned and Pressed. HATS CLEANED and BLOCKED : : ♦ 4 4 <► 4 4 1 ► 4 it it it o Buchanan’s 4 : 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 it it 4 DRY CLEANING AND LAUNDRY Office I*hone 28 Laundry I*hone 29 4 : : 44444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444 it 4 4 it it it o II o it it it 4 4 ♦44444444444444444444444444444444444444444*4444444444 Engraved I (hristmas Cards STRONGEST : ! I J 4 4 4 : When Banker and Depositor ....have become well acquainted through many banking transac tions, year after year, two profits are made — The bank gains one in your con fidence and good will. You gain the other — an associ ation that can bring to you in your plans and your affairs, the price- le^ asset of a strong bank’s friend ship. Let us work together. THE BANK OF PERSONAL SERVICE” nav e mo\(*<i into hiynu* formerly - ecu- Hlakidy. Ruby W’oo.lruff, j)i(’d by .Mr. and Mrs. .1. k . .laciio.-;, Jr., | Eb'un, A’iv:;in Park.s .Adair, 'in Woodi’iiw street. .Robe:! .\L’L<*es. F. M. T(/dd of Sinipsonville, spent! Xii*th grade: Irem* Dillard, Namy Sunday with .Mrs. Fmma Little. He was , Y'(,v;a;r, S.ube Attaway. .1. L. Ab'am.-, a( 'ompanied home by Mrs. Todd, who Kkzabeth Harri.s, Hayne AVorkman. had been visiting her mother the pa.st Ksl<'i Todd, ,A(ia Sue Allen, .Alfred wi ek. Hrovvi.ing, Kdward Fergu.son. Mr. and Mrs, John Holland Hunter Kigl th grade. Louise <'hainheis. announce the birth of a son, Herbert .Afadcen*’ Finney, f.ticile AVilson Sara AVallace, Friday. Sept. 2r)th. Frames Haldwin, K.-ilhavine fJraham. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Pratt. .Misses fhri.'tna Sowers, Kay AndersoM. Mar- Dolly Pratt and Mabel Heaud.ot and garet Sullivan, .Madeline Cassunova Pringle Pratt of fireeriwoi,d, sfient Walti i d'odil, Laetitia .Lmes. Sunday here with .Mrs. Mary Prather. Mrs. H. (). AV’hitten, Misses Martha Florida Str«*ei Sche(>l Whitten and Helen .Adair were in J- r t ; rade: .Marcia Galloway, Ag- Hickory, N. fk,” Friday for the P. f .- H up, Hj rd .Mc.Millian. Ia?noir Rhyne game. ' Sec* ml grade: I’<*tty Hunter. Agnes Miss Jeanette Crawford spent the Kern, Maky Hailey Owens. A'irginia week-end in Atlanta with friends and SumcK !, .John .Sloan, Hrad .Aferry Ar- attended the Carolina-Tech game Sat- ringion, Hannah Lou Dargan. Jane urday. Little, .Marjorie Miller, .Annette .Moor- Miss Alva Wilson of Black-sburg, head, Virginia Wier, Patterson Craig, spent the week-end with her parents, Kthel (irifferi. Jack Reeder. Mr. and .Mrs. B. E. Wilson. Third grade: <leleste Arrington, Mrs. W. D. Boyd has returned from iJoyd I.,ovins, Noland Suddeth, Kliza- a few weeks^ visst- to hey daughter, heth Wysor, .Miriam Coleman, Lula Mrs. Fred Culbertson, in W’oodruff. Gray Harris, Carolyn MeSween, Ster- Miss F'ranees Black spent the week- jjng r'itts, end at Twin Lakes, where she attend- Fourth grade: Josephine Copeland, ed a Student Volunteer conference. 'Virginia Sadler, Herbert Chambers, Miss Daisy Johnson of Kinards, ij.hy Hipp, Walter Reeder, Frances spent the past week in Calhoun, where Speake, Charles Yarborough, she visited her cousins, Mr. and Mrs.! Fifth grade: Louise Jacobs, Mar- H. Q, Boggs and friends. garet Brice, Gill)ert Bigham, F'rances Miss Lily Mae Worts spent the Passmore, Syble Brown, Miriam Don- week-end in Newberry with her par- nan, Margaret Kern, F'rances Sixpson, ents, Mr. and Mrs, A. P. Werts. Inez Young, Stacy lA*e Ran ey, Betty Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Fuller were in Spratt. Newberry Sunday for the funeral of Sixth grade: Tench Owens, Louise J, H. Hunter. i Bailey, W, FA Baldwin, Fllizabeth Bar- Mr, and Mrs, L. F. Kalusche of [nette. Bob Jones, Asheville,'"Mrs. L. D. WHllis and Mrs.j Seventh grade: Peggy Sprunt, Re- Nancy Bramlett of Greenville, were becca Speake, Marion Chaney, Ade- 4 4 4- 4 4 We Invite You To Inspect Our Distinctive Line of Christmas Greeting Cards. Samples and prices will be sent promptly upon request. w I t 4 4 4 Publishing Co. Stationery Dept. 4 4 t 4 t 4 ALL PRESCRIPTIONS FILLED BY LICENSED PHARMACISTS CALLED FOR AND DELIVERED PROMPTLY 4 4 oithe week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs. laide Roberts, Robert Flllison, Thelma 1 4* C. Q. Holland. I Taylor, Bill Wade. I SADLER-OWENS PHARMACY “At Union Station” Phones 377 and 400 Phones 377 and 400 mMmmm