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> I- V/ /. A THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 4. 19S2 THIb CUNTON chronicle. CLINTON. S. c’ PAGErflV* / / r 9 3 2 * . > •' 4 • » . ■ Whatever the New Year Holds In Store, Wherever It May Lead - • The Chronicle ;■ - - '■ - f ‘ , - ... makes a pledge to render service at reasonable prices — to serve large or small > business properly, cheerful- - ly, courteously — to pro mote by every means pos sible the interests of Clinton and this section of the state —‘ to cherish and practice at all times the basis of happy human relationship- THE GOLDEN RULE P Pcrk)hal /AShtiob- P KiHI Mrs. A. J. Sproles left today for a visit of several days to relatives rh Atlanta. ^Mr. aTid Mrs. L. L. Adair of Atlan ta, spent the week-end with the for mer’s mother, Mrs. Corrie Adair. - I ' r • : Jack W. Dillard of Spartanburg. I spent a few days in the (‘ity last ^yeek I with I'ela.ives. / j Miss Pearl Hitt has retur^d dr'-n-'e I after being.* a patient at^.J'ir. H iys’ Iho.-pnal for the pa.«t two week-. Paiker Jones ofT.eaiifort sp<' ’.t Minnie week-end here with h’s paren.s, Dr." and Mrs. F. D. Jrones. . ^ - i ... 'Mr.s. Mary bf-wen ropelnn.! of l.au-l Mar.ha rens, spent last week here with rela-| I tives. ' I I Miss Elizabeth Copeland of Barks- j dale spent the week-end with her par- jents, Mr. and Mrs. Dave W. Copeland, j Mi ss Ethel Killen of CTreenville, was j the wee-k-end guest of Miss Jeanette ' Crawford. , I I M iss Eva Waters of Spartanburg, ' spent a few days *last week with her |ister, Mrs. H. C. Tisdale. ^ , Mr. and Mrs. Dan Davis of Chester, spent the week-end witn the lattjer’s brother, R. E. Copelamlt “Bud” Vaughn of Rock Hill, spent Friday and Saturday with friends at Fresbyteiian college. Miss Ethel Langston of I.aurens, is spending this week with Mr^and Mrs, (Jeorge Watts Copeland. Mis. R. W. Wade spent last weyk in Chester with her mother, Mrs. B. M. Spratt. itiBitia Mrs. W. D. Pea^ has retumed^from a visit to relatives in Chester. Mr. Htid Mrs. -Ponner Harvley of GreenyYood, .jipent the week-end with the latter’s parents, >fr. and Mrs. B. Blakely. Grady .\dair of Honea Path, spent Sunday jwith his parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. T. .\dair. Mrs. .\. F. McCurdy and little son, Fre/ldy, of Rockmart, Ga.. a-n' .^pend- ;ng several days with her mother, \dair, and other rela- / / Established 1886 ft f Confidence ... in a bank is born of the reliable ser vice it has rendered in the past — its conservative policy — the substantial amount of its capital, and, above all, the integrity of its pers9nnel. That THIS PIONEER BANK has.measured up to those qualifications is attested by the faoi^hat depositors have con- tinned to “back it” for forty-six years by trusting it with their savings. Weir .^Davis of Lau- i rcns, spent the woi'k-^end here with 1 Mrs. R. E. Jones and family. Mrs. J. F. Jacobs, Sr., is spending L'everal days with her sister, Mrs. J.| H. Townsend, in Andersoiy. . \Mrs. J. H. Wither spoon and son,] •lack, spent the past week-end in] Lowrys Avith her mother. ' Little Jchnnie .Austin, Jr., of I.au-i lens, is spending a few days with his aiint, Mrs. Clyde Todd. “Meggs” O’Dell of Lyman, spent the week-end with friends in the city. M iss Hattie Miller of Lauxens, spent Tuesday here with friends. Ms. R. E. Jones spent Thursday in Lauivns with her brother and sister- in-law, Mr. and Mrs. James Davis. Among the out-of-town people here for the funeral of John G. Pitts Sun day werej Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Johnson ‘ f Newberry, Mrs. J. B. Hollings- i worth, Mrs. Leon Heath, Mrs. H^nd Mr. and Mrs. John Milam of Barks-i P. H. Hollingsworth, J. A. dale, and Miss Frances .Milam of At-1 Hollingsworth and G. E. Hollings- lanta, were called hbi'e Thurs<iay on | worth, all of Union, and E. H. Hi)lUw<i account of the death of their father, Beaufort. T. F. Milam.. Mr. and Mrs. VV. ('. Whitmire of j bjnoree, spent : Sunday here with the patter’s brother, Wiley Moore. ’ Mr. and* Mrs. A. J. SAVamsen, Mrs. .\lma McKee, Miss Mary Bobo and Walter Hopkins were Visitors in Greenville Sunday. ‘ Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Hitt spent Tuesday, in Gray Court with the for mer’s sister and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Armstrong. Mrs. E. W. Stone of Union,'is visit- Mrs. Lula Griffin has returned af- ing her siste-r, Mrs. C. C. Bailey and : ter visiting her daughter in Augusta other relatives. ] for several weA*ks. Miss Annie Ruth Abereromibie of Mrs. I^eonora Major, Miss Ma»y Woodruff, is spending a few days with Farrow and Mr. Goff attended (he Misses Jonella aniT Blans’he .Austin and Jim Hugh .Austin of Spartanburg, spent the wee-k-end with their mother, Mrs. Lilia Austin. Martin Boyce, student at the Uni versity of South Carolina, sihuU- the week-end at home. Miss Pearl Hitt. .Mrs. Ivouis I.,aMi)tte and children of Waycross, Ga., spent last week here with her mother, Mrs. Myrtle Hunter. Mrs. C, „C. Giles, accompanied by teachers’ meeting in laiurens on Sat urday. Mr. and Mrs. L» Fk Martin spent Sunday in Saluda with relatives M iss Helen Johnson of Davidson, N. her sister, Mrs. Emmett Roberts of j is the guest of Rev. and Mrs. F\ T. Douglas, Ga., left yesterday for New , McGill. M. $. Bailey & Sea B.4NKERS OLDEST STRONGEST Orleans, where they will attend the .Mardi Gras carnival. L. .B. Dillard and C. C. Giles are in Greenwood this week attending fed eral court. R. W. Benn of Americas, Ga., has joined Mrs. Benn, who 4s spending some lime with her parents, I)r. and jMi s. L. Ross^ Lynn. F'loyd Thompson, who has been The ladies finished the foreign mis sion study last F'riday, after holding meetings for ^n^hour each afternoon for several days. The |MM)ple of Cross Hill have about completed a road, around Liberty Springs cemetery, which will make a big improvement. R. A. Austin, who has bt*en in busi ness htM'e'for many years, has sold his making his home here f<>r the past i stock of goods and will retire on ac count of ill health. Mr. and Mrs. (Jeorge Summers of Wed- few months, left Tuesday for his for mer home in Oregon, 111. Miss Ernestine <lhaney leaves Mon- Newberry, visited friends here day for Brooklyn, N. Y.. where shejnesduy. will enter training a.s a nurse. Mr. and Mrs. .Miller Pinson and Mr. Miss Frances Spratt spent last | and'Mrs. M. C. Pinson and children week-end in Lowrys with Rev, and visited relatives in Coronaca Sunday. Mis. John Neville^ Mr. and Mrs. Brice Quinn of .Spar tanburg, spent Thursday here with relatives. Mis. ('lair Mosley and Mi;#s F’lor- Miss F'rances Walker left for An derson Wednesday * ' ’ will go in training at the Anderson hospital. Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Pinson and lit tle daughter, F'aye, Mrs. Miller Pinson ence Hollis of Cross Keys, spent Tues-' and Mrs. S. A. Ix‘aman spent Tues day with Mn and Mrs. Charle.s Holli.s and other relative.s. (lay in Greenville. I)r. .Mills was called to Newberry ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ftftftftftftftftftftftftftftftftftftftftftftftftftftftftftftftftftftftftft M isses Aliuena and Dolly Milling last week to the iK'dside of his hrolh- have returned to Converse college, in j er, who is ilL " Spartanburg, after spending a few] Dr. Ellis Fuller of .Atlanta, visited days last week with their parents, Mr, j relatives and friends here la.-t week, and Mrs. A. J. Milling. Mr. and .Mrs. ’'v?k Young of near Miss Katherine Jones has returned Clinton, spent the,week-end with their IW I PUBLIC CONFitlENCE I The Faith oif Community in the .Management of This Institution Inspires New Accounts Daily. YOUR BUSINESS INVITED. ■ ^ “THE BANK OF PERSONAL SERVICE” (► daughtei, .Mrs. D. R. Chapman. Mis.-T Elise Hawkins attenrlt^d the ’ meeting in Lauiens on Sat- Mrs. .Margie McF'adden of (’linton, visited Dr. and Mds. I. H. Hawkijis the past week-end. F'riends of Mrs. Alma ('oleman Mtt- Clary an^ children will*regret to know they will soon move to (tolumhia, where Mr^-McClary has accepted a po sition. ^ M iss Gene Klugh spent the week- With thb Sick Frienffs of Reese Young .will regret to know that he i« a patient in the; veterans’ hospital in Menttmis, Tenn. I :i''T(riwuKeeie.i,w«<? to her studies at Queens-Chicora col- lege,~'Charlotle, after spending a feW days last week with her parents, Dr, Attache and Mrs. F’, I). Jones. | unlay. Mr. and Mr.s. VV'. D.. .Armstrong and family of Gray Court, spent Sunday here with Mrs. Armstrong’s pai^ents, .Mr, and Mrs. Flugene Hitt, Among the out-of-town people here Thursday for the funeral of T. F'. Milam were: Miss I*euna Milam of Newberry, Sam Lindsey, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Nunnamaker of Columbia, and Mr. and Mrs. Tom Young of Duncan., end at (’lemson with home folks Miss Mamie Sullivan, aged aunt of, , _ L. Russell Gray, and who i^icently moved here from Laurens to make her home with Mr. and Mrs. Gray, suf- fejed a fall -Sunday morning in which she bn^e her hip. She is now a pa tient at Dr. Hays’ hospital and is do- irvg as well as can be expected. Miss Josie Pitts returned Tuesday to Atlanta, Ga,, Ray Pitts returned to lesume his studies at Clemson college,j F'rieuds in the city of Henry J. Na-i and Mr; and Mrs. A. Sidney Rumph j bors will be sorry to learn that he is returned to their heme in Egypt, Ga., | confined to his home (>n Ferguson after having been .called here on ac-1 street on account of illness, count of the illness and death of their j ■ - brother, John Q. Pitts» Mr, and Mrs. O. T.-Lawing of Greer, Dr. and Mrs. Jim Kay and children, Ralph P.** Adair, and Mrrs, Howard Meaders of Macon, Ga., and Mrs.. A. F'. McCiTi^y and little son of R^k- fngxt, Ga., were called here the past week-emd on account of the death of their bVother-in-Iaw, John G. Pitts. Miss Helen Milam of Winthrop col lege, Miss Lyde Ray of Atlanta, Miss Emma Little of Atlanta, Miss Kate Milam of ^Springfield, J. W. tfitlm, Jr., of Columbia, MK and Mrs. Elmer Cromer of Newberry, Kirk Milam of Tryori, Ga., Mr. and Mrs. Robert Teague of Badksdale, Mr. and Mri: J, F'. Thompson and children werr' called here Thursday on account of the death of their grandfather, T. F. Milam. \ A HIGHEST QUALITY EATABLES At Lowest, Prices In History. 17c SWIFTS PREMIUM HAMS, per lb. .. LAME'S PEANUT BUTTER, lb. jar . . 21c OLD MANSION ' " ORANGE PEKOE TEA, 1-4 lb. PHILLIPS ' ^ TOMATOSOUP, 3 cans . . CORN FLAI^" 2 pkgs. ; VERIBEST PORK & BEANS, 2 cans 15c 13c 19c 15c NO. 2 CAN GOLDEN BANT^ CORN, can 13c NO. 2 CAN FANISY SLICED can 15c SUNSHINE FRUITEI) PUDDING CAKES, lb. 19c I'ACIFIC COAST MACKEREL, lb. cans, 3 for 25c GOLDEN DRIP SYRUP, V2 gal. 33c MI-GEL, all favors, 2 pkgs. ..,. 15c MEIAL, white or yellow, 6 lbs. ... 10c VVhy^break your own back wa^shin^ clothes when our laundry service is no further from you than your telephone. We will do that work for you and do it well. Pure soap and soft water used exclu sively. Rates are reasonable. A Service To Suit Every Household I'HONES 2« and 29 DRY CLEANING AND LAUNDRY Office Phone 28 Laundry Phone 29 ' *' ^ ■" I--* H. O. RBNRT F. M. BOLAND H. D. Henry a Company INSURANCE STOCKS • BONDS • REAL ESTATE. LOAN$ NEGOTIATED ' V- Friends of Mrs. P. M. Pitts* will be i ^ftftftftftft gftft 44 ^ tttfttfftftftft! sorry to team that she is a patient at Dr. Hays’ hospital. 4—- Dr. L. R. Lyrai underwent an oper ation la'.st Saturday in the Greenville city hospital. His many friends in the city wjll be tflad to hear that he is convalescing was able to be re moved to his home yesterday TFte many friends of Mr. R. iZ, Wright, beloved Confederate veteran, will regret to know that he is ill in the Greenvill^city hospital following a serious operation on last Bunday.'* Hil' condition was reported as vnot quite sd favorable yesterday.. j SUBSCRl^ TO THE CHRONICLE ALL PRESCRIPTIONS FILLED BY UCENSED PHARMACISTS CALLED FOB AND DELIVERED PROMPTLY SADLER-OWENS PHARMACY **At Unioto Station" ! J Phoncjo 877 and 400 \ t^hon^ 877 imd 1