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A i ■< THURSDAY, JANUARY 7,1932 ^ > THE CLINTON CHRONICLE. CLINTON. 8. C. PAGE Fim rs. ■;j; I X. THIS IS A QUALITY SERVICE STORE * 0>*-^ * ^ MRS. HOUSEWIFE, LET VS SUP- PLY THE PURE FOODS FOR YOUR TABLE THE COM ING YEAR. You’ll like the quality of our products, you’ll find our service all you can desire, and prices most rei^nable. * f ' . This store strives constantly to provide such varieties of fine foods for its patrons as to make shopping here pleasant and profitable. We strive to serve you in such manner as to show you that your business is wanted and' "^appreciated. ' ^ Try our foods and service one w'eek or one month and ^f pleased trade with us always. PHONES 136 and 175 Safe, Sane Sensible Service Since the doors of this strong financial insti tution were opened, 45 years ago, its officers have endeavored to provide a constructive, help ful, dependable service .to ail who have become its patrons. , - - '■l' The policies of this institution have been, as liberal and progressive as safe, sound banking principles would permit — every imssible safe guard being provided for the protection of de positors and stockholders. On this basis we in vite your business. ^ Ross Lynn and James 0,'Daniel hav^e returned to Dublin, Ga., after spending Christmas at home. Miss Margaret Bethea has return^ from a two weeks visit to her parents in Dillon. V ' • Mrs. Jack^H.‘Young has returned i from a visit to her daughter, Mrs. J. M. Dick, in Pulaski, Va. M’ss Elizabeth Lynn left Friday for Tallahassee. Fla., to resume her po sition as a member of the faculty of the State Colegre for Women. Isaac Copeland has returned to his studies at Peabody college in Nash ville, Tenn., after spendings the holt- days at home. c ^ Miss Emma Little has Returned to' .\tlanta, Ga., after spending .Christ mas with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John T. Little. Misses Helen Adair and Mary Jo Rheney were guests, of Miss Ray Beaudrot in Greenw’ood on Saturdify. Chester Cobb of Clemson college, was the week-end guest of Dr. and Mrs. B. 0. tybitten. Rev. and MrSj Marshall C. Dendy and children have returned to their home in Gainesville, Ga., after spend-, ing a few days last week in the city with relatives. Mrs. Charles. Price has returned from Pittsburgh, Pa., where she visit- o'd relatives. Mrs. J. S. McGregor and children have returned to their home in Ruby after-spending several days with their mother and grandmother, Mrs. T. Ci Sumerel Miss Alden Bailey has returned to Flasley to resume her teaching posi tion in the city school?. Mi.ss Lizzie Belle B(Hly has returned from a'visit to relatives in McCor- Prof, and Mrs. B.'Graham were vis itors in Spartanburg on Saturdajn,J*^ Mrs. Samuel H. Bell of Staunton, Va., ia spending some,time with her daughter, Mrs. R. E. Wysor. Misses' Mary Lou iind Margaret Kent Bell have returned to their h6me in Staunton, Va., after visiting their sister, Mraf, R. E. Wysor. Jack Witherspoon has returned from a few days visit to relatives in Charlotte and Spartanburg. Miss Virginia Neville has returned to her home in Greenville after spend ing Christmas with her mother, Mrs. Virginia Neville. Miss - Eleanor Hart of Columbia, spent a few days last week with Miss Isabel Witheerspoon. , ) Mr. and Mrs. D. B. Bobo have re turned from a visit to their son, Rev. G^rge B. Bobo, in McColl. - Misses Nora and Ethel Langston of Laurens, spent Thursday here with Mr. and Mrs. George Watts,Copeland. Mr. and Mrs. Roland Russell and little son, Bobbie, of Orlando, Fla., are visiting the former’s sister, Mrs. Ethel' Pitts. ! Mr. and Mrs*. Eugene Hitt and fam ily spent Friday in Gray Court with their daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Armstrong. Mrs. G. W. B. Smith and sons, Car lisle and George, hnve returned from a visit to relatives in Pinewood, Mrs. A. J. Sproles is spending a few days in Greenwood with relatives. ' Misa Bell Martin -has returned to her home in Farmville, Va., after spending several days here with her brother. Prof. A. V. Martin. Miss Isabel Witherspoon and James Witherspoon si>ent a few days last week with friends in Columbia. Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Dunw'ody have returned froYn a visit to relatives in ALL PRESCRIPTIONS HLLED BY UC|^SED PHARMACISTS CALLED^FOR AND DELIVERED»PROMPTLY SADLER-0 WENS PHAl^CY Union Station” Phones 877 and 400 .. ) > . Phones 877 and 400 returned to her school in Springfield after spend- $. Bailef i Son BANKERS OLDEST STRONGEST mick. ^ ■ Mis, Sara Ray Coleman returno,I BV™inKham'an,T Gadsden, aII Saturday frotn a wintk s^viait to Mi„- es Mary and Mildred Crisp in Lau rens. They accompanied her home for the week-end. s Mils Elizabeth Sheely • returned SundOtj’ to Ninety-Sijf to resume her teaebiug position. Miss Isabel Witherspoon returned to Darlington Sunday to resume her position as teacher in the high' school. Misses Fredna Shockley and Cath- tMinc and Margaret Jones have re turned to Charlotte, N.-C!, where they are students at Quee^s-Chicora eol- l<*ge. The Wrinthrop girls returned* ta Hock Hill -.Monday after spending the Chiistmas holidays at home. ' Mi.sses Ray Beaudrot, Tay- j lor and Ernest Young s}H‘nt Wednes day here with the former’s grand- mothei, Mrs* Mary I*]^ather. M iss Cleon Fitts has returned to her s(*bool in McAdeiiville, N. C., after spending the holidays with her par ents, .Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Pitts. A Good Resolution Resolve to keep up your personal appearance — and let US do it for you. •t WE CALL FOR AND DELIVER AT LOW CASH ' , PRICES. MEN'S SUITS Cleaned and Pressed N MEN’S OVERCOATS Cleaned and ing the holidays with her parents, Mr. and Mrs, J. W. Milam. Misses Mary Pinson and Mary Ella Bailey have returned to Gaffney, to resume their studies at Limestone college. Mr. and Mrs. D. VV’, A. Neville of New'berry, and^Rev. John Neville of Lowry's, spent Christnms with their mother, Mrs, Virginia NevilFe. ' Carlisle Smith returned yesterday i to Middletown, Md.. after spending the holidays with ffis mother, MrS. (1. W. B. Smith. Frof. Thomas Lothery has returned fiom u two wt*ek8 visit to relatives in Davidson, N. C. .Miss Betty Woodworth has return ed to Columbia, where she is taking a secretarial cop^rse, after spending the holidays w'ith her parents. Dr and Mrs. M. G. Woodworth. Miss Clemmie Jamieson has return- LADIES' DRESSES or COATS Cleaned and Pressed Buchanan's DRY CLEANING AND LAUNDRY Office Phone 28 Laundry Phone 29 >♦♦♦♦♦♦ START THE NEW YEAR WITH THE RIGHT BANKING CONNECTION Charleston to resume their studies at the State Medical college. Miss Rosalie Jont s has returned to her school in Summerton. and Parker ^ Jones to Beaufort, after sjiendini^ two weeks with their parents. Dr. and J .Mrs. Dudley Jones. ; A. lievy has returned to his home V 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 1932. ‘THE BANK OF PERSONAL SERVICE” \ . .. ed to her school in Cherryville, N. C., Jmi hlar (.oi^land ,,^mUng holiday, with her Ume with hi, sister, Mr,. J. It. Hoi-1 j,r,. Lula Jamieson, lingsworth, in Union. , ! During the Christmus holidays Dr. Miss Swanie Kenney of ('Olumbia,; jj member of the faculty at PiH'sbyterian college, attended the and A. K. Kenney of Remhert, were the guests Sunday of Mr.s. Corrie Mont joy. Mi.-'s .lanet lA.*ake has returned" to Columbia to resume 'iier studies at the University of South Carolina'. Miss Odetta M.iuney, Robert Jeanes scientific eonvention held in New Or leans, La. sMrs. Davis spent the lime w'th relatives in northern Louisiana. Mrs. Lena Lyles of Charlotte, N. C., Mrs, Frank McCoy of .Statesville, N. C., and Mrs, Ovid Harris of At- ;ind Dudley Jones have returned Sunday forlhe funeral of their mother, Mrs. H. E. Simpson. " Friends of Mi.ss Florence A<lair will lie glad to know that she is doing nicply after undergoing an operation fci appendicitis on Monday at Dr. HaV-s’ hosjlital. Mr.s. M. A. Hays, Mrs. Julia Grif- ‘n Pittsburgh, Pa., after a vi.s t to Mr.! fi^, Miss Collett Griffin, Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs. Charles Price. j^hn T. Little, Miss Jamie. Little and Miss Kaffa F'uller has returned tn ! her jichool in Prosperity after spend- I ng two weeks with her parents, Mr. 4 I I R. D. HKfRT -1 r. U. BOLAND H b. Henry & Company T INSURANCE STOCKS BONDS REAL ESTATE- i LOANS NBGOTIATBD and Mns. B. R. Fuller.* Mr and .Mrs. J, B. Frontis visited the f rmer’s parent-- Dr. and .Mrs. D. 'i. Frontis, in Ridge Kpring during _ i l| the holidays Bill Ketchum spent the past week end in Owings with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Roberts of Cd- lumbia, spent the week-<*nd with the latter’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. E. .Miintosh. . Mr. and Mrs. Frank Fowler .have returned from a visit to relatives in Gadsden, Ala. Mrs. J. C. Levi and daughter, Mar garet, of Charlotte, spent Christmas heie as guests of Dr; and Mrs. D. J. Brimm. Mrs. Maude Hampton and Miss Ella Adair returned Thursday from a week’s stay in F'lorida and Havana, Cuba. Miss Lora Montjoy returned Sun day td her school in, Remb^ert after i pending two week* with her mother, Mrs. Corrie Montjoy. *-'« ' Miss Lidie Davis returned to her school in Langley Saturday after spending tine holidays with her par ents, Mr. and Mrs* John D, Davis. " Mr. and^ Mrs. J. H. Moorer have re- tuined to their home in St. George, after spending 'a few days with the latter’s sister, Miss Myrtle West- bury. Miss Zelime Davis has returned to Manning to resume her teaching po sition in the city' schools. Friends of little Frances Ruth Ed wards,'-daughter of Mr. and i^rs. J. V. ^wards, will be aorry to know that she is ill at her home on North Adair atiWt. Miss Pear) Hitt haa returned to Lake City fster spending the holidays Mrs. 'Emma Little spent Sunday in Simpsonville with Mr. and Mrs. F. M- Todd. ' Miss Nan White of Chester, was the week-end guest of Miss Hedge Peake, They returned to Greenwood i^i^nday; where they are students at . < K with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Eu- -1- nder college. 'Mr. and Mrs. R. P. Thornton have ft returned to their home in Tampa, Fla., after spemling Christmus with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bt R. Ful ler, who accompanied them home for a visit. Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Rheney and children, Ernest and Samuel, of .Au gusta,’Ga.. and Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Ccok of Greenwood, spent Sunday with their daughter and sister. Miss Mary Jo Rheney. Mr.<. Harvey Brannon of StaU-?hf)ro, Ga., Ml. and , Mrs. F. M. T7>dd of .Simpsonville, Joe Little and daJghter, Adelaide, of Abbeville, sjK*nt Christ mas with their mother, Mrs. Emmaj Little. - i i Whatever the New Year Holds In Store, Wherever It May Lead - - A IH E CHRONICLE V Taylo^ Martin has returmwF^ to: Farmville, Va., Venable Martin to Hampden-Sidney and Edward Martin to D^arlington School, for* Boys in Rome, Ga., after spending two weeks with their parents, Prof, and Mrs, A, V. Martin. Miss Martha Wilbur of Charlesfon, arrived Sunday to accept a p»'sition as first grade teacher in the Lydia Mills school, succeeding Mrs. S. W. Sumerel, resigned. Miss Wilbur is making her home with Mr. and Mrs J. Henderson Pitts. 6 66 666 Liquid or Tablets uaed Internally and 666 Salve externally^ make a com-1 < t plete and effectiver treatment for Colda. $5,000 IN. CASH PRIZES Aak Vow DrnSfist fOTvPutkiilar,' ..; makes a pledge to render service at reasonable prices — to serve large or small business properly, cheerful- ly, coiurteously — to pro mote by every nieans.pos- sible the interests of Clinton * I and this section of the state — to cherish and practice ' at all times the basis of happy human relationship- THEGOLDEN RULE .'-Y T** ' I' - ■ '-vE