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THURSDAY, JANUARY 28,1932
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THE CLINTON CTTONBXB. C^INTOfl. 8. C.
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TRT^DE at KELLERS
ANP SAVE THE DIFFERENCE
Special Cash Prices!
FOR THIS WEEK ONLY
$1.50 Colgate’s Double Compact
98‘
$1.00 value Hudnut’s Three Flowers'
Single Compact for -
49‘
.1 P Personal
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Mello-Glo Face Powder and Mello-Glo
Perfume, both for
$1.00
50c Boyer Hair Airanger
for
30:
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50c Boyer Hair Set and Curling Fluid
for
39'
Hospiclinic one-minute registration Fever Thermometer,
with aluminum case. Every home should have 99'
one. Specially priced for this week only
When illness threatens, call your physician. M hen medi
cine is prescribed
Have Your Prescription Filled Here
By experts. Where you are assured of unfailing accuracy,
highesi-quality ingredients and efficient service at rea
sonable prices.
Kellers Drug Store
Telephone No. 1
Mrs. E. L. Blakely visited her moth
er, Mrs, Fannie Weathers, in Laurens
last week.
‘ Miss LaV’erne McQuiston spent last
! week-end i in York with her sister,
LMrs. Georte W. Williams, Jr.
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Mi ss Ruth Bailey is spenoinp^ _sev-
! eral days in Greenville with her sis
ter, Mrs. W. P. Anderson,
Mr. and Mrs. Georpe Tone-
land and little son, and Dave \V Tope-
land w'ere visitors in Greenville
Thursdav. '
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Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Jacobs, Jr., and
5lr. and Mrs. Clyde Lankford were
visitors in Greenville Saturday. '
• Mr. and Mrs. Mason Simpson v'ere:
the recent guests of Mrs. N. 0. Hitt,|
in Duncan. ‘ .
Mrs, J. B. Warren wae the guest |
Sunday o^, Mv. and'Mrs. F. S. Arnold;
in Woodruff. ' j
Mrs.' J. Sproles returned Sunday
I from a visit to relatives in Green-
I wood. \
, Miss Jeannette Crawf'>vd of Wood-
ville, spent the week-end with her
Mr. and Mrs. 0. I. Sheely visited i mothA*, Mrs. J. W. Crawford,
their daughter^ Miss Elizabeth, in | Miss Redge Peake of Lander col-
Ninety-Six on Sunday. . le^ge. Greenwood, spent the week-end
Mrs. D. B. Bobo spent the week-end j parents, Dr. and Mrs. T. J.
Real Quality Eatables i
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Delivered To Your'Door
AT RECORD LOW PRICES
X
BROOKFIELD
BUTTER, per lb.
29c
McCORMICK’S or GELFAND’S
SALAD DREISSING, pint
in Whitmire with her daughter and
son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. W. H.. Mil
ler.
Peake.
Misses
Ray
Kathryoe^ and Sara
Coleman were the week-end guests of
^ Miss Ella Adair has returned from, Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Crisp in Laurens.
Norhterr. markets where she has been | Mrs. H. E. Sturgeon, Mrs. Gary
buying sprnig goods for the Ladies- DiHard and Mrs. J. A. Elailey were in
Sh'^ppe.
MrsJ C. W.
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Cooper and little son,
Billie 'spent a few days last week in
Union with her mother, Mrs. Sudie
Edwards.
Mrs. R. F. Neale is spending sev
eral days in Earle, N. with rela
tives.
\ M. G. ^eans of Greenwood, spent
Saturday here with his brother, P. S.
\Jeans.
Mi.ss Nelle Rearden of Woodruff,
spent the 4fc'eek-end with Mr. and Mrs
E. L. Blakely. , .
Mrs J. D. •Cunningham was a dele
gate to the Southern IVell Telephone
convention held in .\nderson
w'eek. —
Mr “and Mrs. J. siwansen were
Laurens last week for a meeting of
the executive committee of the South
Caiolina presbyterial.
Mr. i nd Mrs. F. C. Pmsnn and Mr,
and Mrs. H. S. Finley were in Grean-
wood Friday evening for the “ladies
night” celebration of the Greenwood
Kiwanis club.
Mr. and Mrs. R. P. Ferguson and
son, Richard, formerly of Renno, h.ave
move<l to the city and are occupying
the fonner residence of Mrs. R. E.
Jones of South Broad .street.
Mrs. R. H. Young, John T. Young
and daughters, Inez and Henrietta,
, spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs.
*^^^j.\nsel Godfrey in .Abbeville.
Mr. and Mrs. L. G. .Jones of Mount-
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18c
SKINNER’S »r CLEEN-MADE
MACARONI, p^kg.,
PLAIN or IODIZE \
Myles SALT, 3 pkgs.
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7c
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10c
Upton’s TEA, 1-4 lb.
BOILED HAM, lb.
21c
32c
I
y
Established 1886
BUILT
TO SERVE AND
TO ENDURE
Here and there across the face of the globe are
monuments to man’s will to serve humanity. These
menum
times triumphs of business organization, are always
d^tined to endure, not for any private gain, but for
the general good. Of such a character is the strong
banking institution. It must be founded upon princi
ples of service, and built up solidly from that foun-
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OUR FORTY-FIVE YEARS RECORD SPEAKS
FOR ITSELF.
$. Bailey & Son
BANKERS
L
OLDEST
STRON.GRST
.... villc, spent Sunday wiht the former’s
visitors in Greenville Sunday. , .| sister. Mr. and Mis. George Watts
Rev. and Mr.s. John Washington of i Cope'and
l^umis, were^ visitors in the v'ty j Bobby Steer, cadets
Mopday. - - j at Clenrsoii college, spent the week-
Mr. and Mrs. Flo.vd Hitt syient Sun-|^^j ^ere at home.
day in Cross\Anchor with the latter s ^ Timmerman are
parents. . . , .[spending a few days in Augusta,.with
Dickey and Howard O Shields former’s parents, |Mr. jand Mrs
George Timmerman.
Mr and Mrs. John Wallace Cope
land spent the week-end in Aiken with
Spartaaliurg, were guests of friends
here Sunday.
Mrs. W. T. Putnam and Miss Bill
Putnam have returned from a visit to
.Mr. and Mrs, J. R. McTeer i1i Den
mark.
•Mr, and’Mrs.tlim David.son of Ches
ter, were the SUpday guestsy of Dr.
and Mrs. J. l^ee Young.
•Mrs. B. F. Shot'kley left today for
her home iit Spartanburg aftiT spend
ing a few. days with her daughter,
Mr.s. W, P. Jacobs.
J, H. M. Young is spending a few
days in Columbia with relatives
Mr.' and Mrs. T. (). McKeowfn and
chddren of Cornwell, spent the week
end here with Mrs. MeKeown’s par
ents. Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Blalock.
Miss Nan White of Lander college,
is spending a few days here as the
guest of Miss Christine Peake,
Mrs. T. P. P. Carson and .Uttle
»ht latter’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. W.
.A. (Vito. Mrs. Ci.peland remained for
a few days visit to her parents.
Friend-Tof Magi.strate John G. F’itts,
who has been critically ill for the past
two weeks, will be glad to know that
Kis condition is reported as slightly
improved
Misses Florence Baiiey, Rpmaine
Claike, Collette Davis, Mary Jo Rhe-
ney, Helen Adair, (’lyde Ray and
Christine Peake were in Greenwood
Friday for the mid-winter dance at
Hailey Military academy.
• Mr. and Mrs. Ern<‘st Chaney, Miss
es Elizabeth and Ernestine Chaney,
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Simpson and chil
dren attended the funeral of Mrs.
George Wilson at Hickory Tavern on
■HMiiday—•— ....
BALENTINE’S COUNTRY STYLE
SUCED BACON, lb....... 24c
RED BAND FLOUR, 24 lb. bag ^ ^
Monarch CATSUP, 8 oz.
SWIFT’S JEWEL, 3 lb. pkg.
GRITSrS IbsrT .. ....
9c
^c
tOc
Full Cream CHEESE, lb.
nvzc
1000 SHEET WRAPPED ,
TOILET TISSUE, 3 for
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20c
One Loaf Bread Free With Purchase
of One Pound Elgin Oleomargarine
rf
Blakely’s
PHONES 136 and 175
P. C. Graduate
Heads College ;;
daughter of (ireenville, visited her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. IL Shands,
last week.
T, J. Blalock of Union, spent the
week-end with his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. T. J. Blalock.
John Milam of Barksdale, wa.s beje
last week to see his father, T. F. .Mi
lam, who is critically ill.
^ Miss Susie Jacks, who lives near
here, and Vernon Jacks of New Jer-
I sey, spent Saturday and Sunday with
' Ml . and Mrs. T. J. Blalock,
Miss Helen Clayton of Columbia,, , , , ,,,,, . , .
. 1 J -.u I • ♦ the class of l‘J21, has been chosen by
.spent the week-end with her sister, i"'" , j
Mrs. G. P. Copeland. ' board of trustees as president of
.Mi.-s Janet Leake of tht I’nivm-dityl the FVesl.yterian Junior college af
of South Carolina,'is spending some | MaXton, N. C., ai’cording to an an-
Dr. R. G. Matheson, Jr., Class of
1921, Named President of
Junior CoIIeRe In N. C.
Dr. R. Gordon Matheson, Jr., a
graduate of Presbyterian college in
iine with her parents, Mr. and .Mrs. i nouncement from that city last week.
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Confidence Is
A Prized Asset
And it makes us feel mighty good
to know that people have implicit
confidence in this bank and in its
management, because it is always
our highest aim to be of real Mr-
vice to our patrons and to our
community, llte steady number
of new depositors shows that our
efforts have been, appreciated.
“TOE BANK OF PERSONAL SERVICE”
J. Will Fvcakc.
Miss Almena Milling of (’onverse
college, Spartanburg, is spending a
few days with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs.. .A. J, Milling.
Mr. and .Mrs. H. F, Scott and Ludie
Nell Scott spent Sunday in Goluinlwa
i with relatives.
Mr.s. r, l>. Jaccls was called to
Pickens last week*on account* of the
death of her grandmother, Mrs.. .Mary-ago
A. Boggs. ‘ \
.Mrs. .Marie Swain of Greenville,
was the guest Sunday of Mrs. .Selma
Franks.
.Mr. and Mrs. Roy Workman and
little son, spent Friday in Columbia
wjth Mr. and Mrs, W, F*. Qiiattlebai’in.
Friends in the city <*f F.ouis Cooper
will be glad to know that he is getting
along nicely after a tonsil oiKMc4tion
ip. (iieenville on Friday.
Miss Catherine .Fones of Queens
Chicora college, Charlotte, is spending
a few days at home with her [larents,
Dr. and Mrs. F. D. Jones.
Dr. Matheson succeeds the late Dr. R,
A. McCl eod, and was dean of the col- j
lege up until the time of his promo-j
tion. • i
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The announcement, apjieanng-in a,
Maxton paj^er, rcada: 1
“The new president has been pro- j
fessor of English and de^in of the col-j
lege since its beginning, three years i
and hi8-'w<>rk„bas been i
Laundry satisfaction is .guaranteed by us when you
send us your washing. Individual attention is given your
bundle; only pure white soap and..soft water are u.sed.
You may trust us with your finest linens.and clothes
because we guarantee satisfaction.
ROUGH DRY
FINISHED
WET WASH
Buchanan’s
DRY CLEANING AND LAUNDRY
Office Phone 28 Laundry Phone 29
"ing. He>graduated’T?TTrn Presbyterian,
college in 11121,■ and has since taken;
his M. A. degree from the University
of .Semth Carolii.a. He has alsi,
additional graduate work at FVabody
College for Teachers aL... Nashville,
Tenn. He taught English five years in
Columbia high school, Columbia, ,S,
(!. While in South C’arolina, he was
president for a period- of two years
of the State C’hristian Ertlleavor un-
Before coming to F^resbyterian U
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Junior college, he was assistant ‘pro-|
fessor of English at the Virginia
Friends of Mrs. Rn.-sedl Cooper will; j^.titute. He is a son of
Matheson, F'resbyterian
be glad to know that she i.<< getting
along nicely after an operation in
Greenville on Friday.
Mrs. Dave W, Copeland spent
'Thursday in F^aurens with her sisters,
Mrs. Nannie E. Jones of Moun*:ville,
is spending several days with her
daughter and soo^Ht^Jaw, Mr. and Mrs,
George Watts C'lpfcland.
Mr. and Mrs. Fayte Henry v^ere the
jecent guests of friends-.in Pelzer.
H; Y. Abrams and Marvin Abrams
have returned from a visit to relatives
in Enor.^e. ;
Mrs, J. F. Jacobs, Sr., Mrs J, Boll-
Ttig-Jonejs an(L.Mia8 Clara E. Duckett
were guests last week of Mrs. Harrell
Wilson in Qreenville.
Dr. John MeSween wilt deliver tFie
Rev. R. G.
minister at Jackson Springs and was j
born in “Scott county, Virginia.'’ j
Appeal Made For
Old Clothes
H. D. HENRY
F. M. BOLAND
H. D. Henry & Company
INSURANCE
STOCKS
BONDS
REAL ESTATE
LOANS NEGOTIATED
address this evening at the annua rThose
dinner of the Chester County Cham
ber of Commerce.
^{iss Elizabeth Copeland of Barks
dale, spent the week-eAd with her
Mrs, Clarence Galloway, member ofi
the local relief lommitteeT^is making^
an appeal to the public for second-'
hand clothing to bo us<*d for the coii|i-|
munity’s needy through the office of
Lieut. Bates 'of the Salvation Army.
The^supply of clothing on hand is now
exhausted and the need pressing for
additional contribution, she. states.
Mr. and Mrs. Pave W.
having clothing, of any Idnd j
that can be used are asked to com-1
municate either with^Mrs. Galloway'
or Mrs. J. H. Witherspoon, and they
will call and ^lect same. -t
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