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THURSDAY, FEBRUARY^ll. 1932
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CUNTOW CHRONICLE, CUNTON. 8. C
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TRADE at KELLER^
AND SAVE THE DIFFERENCE
Special Cash Prices!
FOR THIS WEEK ONLY
Regular $1:00 an ounce bulk Perfume,
specially priced, ounce i
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And 39c a half ounce in the following delicate yet lasting
odors: White Rose, Jockey Club, and Lilly of the Valley.
Vantine's regular 50 Bath Powder, CQ®
R^ular 50c Kellers Lawn Pound Paper, ♦
Two pounds for vv
Regular $1.00 pint NyaTs heavy Mineral A'A
Oil, 60c pint, or two pints for
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SERVICE ACCURACY
Our unexcelled facilities for rendering prompt, compe-
tent and courteous service are at your disposal when you
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need anything in the drug line, and a realization of our
responsibility to you assures you of the utmost accuracy
when you bring us your prescription.
Personal /Aention ^ I
Miss,
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Katherine Yarborough^., of
Crp^ Anchor, splent Tuesday in the
j city with, relatives.
j Miss E^mie Steele of Rock Hill,
was the giwst Sunda^of^Mr. and Mrs.
i Mike Caskey ^
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Mrs Sudie Edwards of Union,'is
spending several days with Her daugh-
i ter, Mrs C. W. Cooper.
Miss Lidie I.eake of Winthrop col
lege, spent the week-end with her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. J. Will Leake.
Misses Florence Leigh Jett, Mary' ^ '
F^lizabeth Hilton and Evelyn Cham-j
bers of I.Ander college. Greenwood,,
spent the week-end with the latter’s i
parents. Rev. and Mrs. H. 0. Cham
bers.
Miss Gladys Barnes of Colunibia,
spent Sunday with her sister, .Mrs. C.
Kellers Drug Store
Telephone No. 1
Miss Margaret Hollis spent yester-
day in Mcuntville witli ber^mother, i
Mrs. W. D. Hollis. I “pick” Burbage of Spartanburg,
Mr. and Mrs. M. S. Hillis and Mrs. Ispient the week-end here with friends.
K. A. Hillis of Girrard, Ga., ai*e spend-1 Ernest Culbreath of Ninety-Six,
ing a few days with the latter’s | was the guest of friends in the city
daughter, Mrs. R. J^^Wlison.* 1 Sunday
Mr. arid Mrs. Gus Burton and little
son, Henry,' spent Sunday in Whit
mire with the former’s - .■''her, Mrs.
" Clinton Schools!^
Honor Rolls For
Beacon Light COFFEE, lb.
FULL CREAM
CHEESE, per lb. : .. 17c
Dr. and Mrs. D. B. F’vjntis of Ridge !
Springs, spent last week with their!
son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.;
J. B. Frontis.
Providence School
Second grade: Gaimelle Hairston.
Mrs. Julia Griffin, Mrs. Annie Giles! Claude Crocker, Charles Hairston,
Bailey, Miss ”Lily Yarborough and 1 Turner.
Miss Collette Griffin spent Saturday! Third gi-ade: Oscar Harrison
in Greenwood with friends. Gladys Bowling.
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The Kind of A Bank
You Want
You want your bank to move with the times
be modern — to be alert to serve you.
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Bijt above all, you want vour bank to have
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hand with capable and conservative management.
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For nearly a half century — through good times
and bad — **The Old Reliable** has prospered and
grown, striving at all times to be a constructive
force in this'.section of the state.
M. $. Bailey & Sen
BANKERS
OLDEST
STRONGE.ST
Ml'S. A. J. Swansen, Mrs.' Hany*
Wilkes and Mrs. R. W. Phillips were
visitors in Greenville on Saturday.
A. J. Swansen is spending this
week in Washington, D. C., attending
he annual manager’s convention of
the J. C. Penney organization.
J. .M. Rutherford and .A. L. Sprad
lin of Athens, Ga., we're the week-end
gue.^ts of Walter Hopkins.
Mrs. J. W. C.>y)eland was calL‘il to
Laurens Monday on account of the
death of ’her brother, EJy.in Sit-
greave.s.
Miss Margaret Gibson spent the
week-end in Greenville with her par
ents. Mr. and Mrs. S. I). Gib.son.
Mr. and Mrs. FVazier lx>minack of
Newberry, spent Sunday with .Mrs.
Lominack’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. E.
1). Chaney.
Miss .Virginia Benjamin of' .Ashe
ville, N. C., is spending two weeks
with her pai-ents, Mr. and Mrs. J. E.
Benjamin.
Mrs. J. A. Slice is spending a few
(lays in Columbia with Mrs.
Slice.
.Mrs. Alice Evans. Miss Elinor Ev-i
ans and little Rosalie Brown/ of ('o-|
l.umbia, were the wet'k-end guests ofj
.Mrs. Selma B. FranJkji. , ^ _[
•Mr. and .Mrs. (JonKm 'Nelson ofj
Tt(H*k Hill, siH'nt Sunday here with the
fornver’s nwth'T, Mrs. A. M. Nelson.
Mrs. Lula Young of Columbia, is
spending a few days with relativein
Fourth grade: Louise Shumake.
Fifth grade: Paul Cobb.
SOI TH CAROLINA
PEANUT BUTTER, lb. jart
Academy Street School
First grade: Elizabeth Crocker,
Charles Windsor, Veklee Hedge, On-
nie B. Robinson, Grady Young, Mary
Martin, Ida Campliell, James Lawson,
Jonas Camples, Oscar Shepheril, Rosa
la^e Ix>wis, Virginia Mayfield, Eliza- j
lH*th MillwiKHl, Edna Womis, Jeanette
Woodward.
Second grade: J.eroy Henderson.
Dever Morton, Ila Curry, Kathleen
Howard, Louise I.*anford, Birdie Till
man, Willie Hughes, Henrietta Am
mons, Ethel l>ewis, Agnes Evans,
I.,iouise Shockley, Molly Dillinger, Le
roy Henderson.
Thiixl grade: Carol Samples, Dean
Lee, Erline Young, Evelyn Stowe, .Mil-
(1ml Wind.sor, Beei'her Morton, Jake
C-lements, Lucile Lancaster, Lizzie
Bell Wilbanks.
Fourth grade: Izora Black, Kather
ine Dean, Evelyn Medlock, l>ollie Wil-
Hugh I liamson, Nell Pettys, Helen Wilson,
Fr(*d Shelton, Harold Atkins.
KRAUT, No. 2% can
High School
Eleventh grade: Willis Mav Wilson,
Hugh Holman,' Witliam Boh7>‘ Wnriahi
I Bailey Owens, R. H. (’obb, .Mary Ein-
, ma Speake, V’ivian Woodruff.
Tenth grade: Suellu iXehson, Dill
Ellis, Eloise Vor^^Hollen, Vivian Parks
Adair, Ruby AVoodruff, Mary Glenn
-of MTs. -M,h-T STiitt),
be glad to know that .she is doing
nicely after an operation at Dr. Hays’
hospital oh Tuesdav.
Dtmny Pitta of, Greenville, spent
Sunday with his mother, Mrs. Nannie
Pitts.
Miss Bertha Gray Gallman of New
berry, spent Tue.sday with Mis.s Lidie
Blakely.
...Ralphs .Yiiiutg mL
spent Sunday ‘'with relatives in the
city.
Miss Margaret Blakely returned to
her home in Greenville Tue.sday after
s|)ending a few days with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. A. Ross Blakely.
Mr. and Mrs. .1. E. Plaxico of
Blacksburg, are visiting their son and
daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. R, L.
Plaxico.
Miss Alden Bailey of Easley, spent
the week-end here with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. ,1. A.^^Bailey.
Mrs. George T. Barne.s of Columbia,
spent Tu«\sday with her daughicr and
on-in-law, .Mr. and Mrs. ('. E. (Tallo-
way. '
Miss Ia)ui.se Byars of
Blakely, James Sloan, Margaret Tay
lor.
Ninth grade: J. I.. Abrams, Ada Sue
•Allen, ElizalK'th Buzhardt, Elizabeth
Harris, Easter Todd, Huyne Work
man, Nancy Young. •
Eighth grade: Lucile Wilson, Lou-
i.se {’hamlHTs, Sara P’rances Baldwin,
Mo<leene Finney, Katherine Graham,
Margaret Sullivan, Fay Anders,m,
f^hTTstirrar'
nov«''. Luetitia Jones.
Floric 4 Street School
Marcia Galloway, Byrd McMillan,jo
Agne.s Hipp, Carolyn Henry, Rufus
Sadler, .Margaret Simpson, Margaret;
Adair, Jean I.ayton, Arne Jacob.s, El-1
wyn .Sturgeon, Bobbie Tiilwell.
Second grade: John Sloan, Violet j
Browning, Betty Hunter, Agnes Kern,;
Mary Bailey Owens, Virginia Sumerel,j
Patterson Craig, Hannah I.„u Dargan.j
Elizabeth Jackson, .Jack Reeder, Fran-|
j CCS Summer, Jane Little,' Virginia
1 i\nn Richey, Lillian .Speake, Virginia!
! Wier, Henry Etta Young, Jack Kellers j
.Newberry. I Barnes, Ethel Griffin, Hanna Pie.stei'io
SAUER’S
LO^ON or VANILLA, large
BALENTINE’S
SLICED BACON, per lb.
RED PIE CHERRIES, No. 2 can 17c
EVERGOOD
SALAD DREISSING, quarts
EVAPORATED MILK ,’6 cans . 23c
Blakely’s
PHONES 136 and 175
ONE
of the main supports of America’s in
tensively developed business structure
—and so of American standards of liv
ing—is the' bank check; lacking this
safe and cornmei’cial device for hand
ling funds, commerce and industry
could not exist on their present scale.
This bank makes checking account
service available for private individu
als and households, as well as for pro
fessional people, merchants and farm
ers. .
ipciit the past week-end witli .dis.s i .Martin, .Marjorie Miller. i
Ruby X’arter. | ” I'hird grade : .Nolajul Suddeth, Eliz-i
Miss Sadie Chandler of Winthrop, abeth Wy.sor, Celeste Arrington, Lula
college, was home for the week-end; (iray Harris, .Miriam Coleman, Dar-
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. A.Irell Da;U*y, Ll(<yd Loving, ( arolyn
('handler.
Mi.'s S>bil Campladl of Greenville,
and .Miss Elizalieth Sheely of .Ninety-
Six, spent the week-end here with the
!atter’.s patents, Mr. and .Mrs. J). 1
Sheely. ^
.Mi.'-i Sara (’opeland of Winthrop
vollege, spent the week-end with her
I mother, .Mrs. Aithur Cojadand.
' Miss Jeannette Crawford, aceom-
' panied by Miss Lucile Cuttino
: Ninety-Six, spent the- wei'k-end
.MeSween. • '
Fourth grade:. V'irginia .Sadler, V'ir-!
giiiia Dillaid, France.s Speake, .Mary
Elizabtth Baldwin, Herbert Chambers,!
^-nv Tumblin, V'irginia Graham, Irby
Hipp. !
iMl'.h gra<le: Louise Jacob.s, Fran-
' e-’ Simp-on, .Margaret Bri"e, Frances !
i’assn; iu*, Inez Y'oung, Evelyn Henry,
•Margaiet Kern, Betty .Spt;att, Gilbert'
WHERE THE LAUNDRY WAGON
CALLS REGULARLY
TH& DOGTOR-^OMES-SELDOM
In fiKurinK up washda>^^ expense there is an item
'rightly chargeable which many women overlook. j
That item is doctor bills — Think it over for a mo
ment-first. the heavy work; moist air; damp cellar, and
wet feet; and then, too, going from a warm house to a
coci outdoors. Is it a wise risk to take; a fair price to
pay
Our .service takes everything from the home that per
tains t(» wiushdav.
As for the enst, you will find it^truly moderate, (all
us and .see.
NOT A H.VUKACHE IN OUR IUI.NTDLE**
Buchanan’s
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DRY CLEANING AND LAUNDRY
Office Phone 28 Laundry Phone 29
of;Bighani, 1.ui.se* ('oe. Miriam Dorman,: ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ I -
infD.ris Suhor, Syblc Brown. Ruby.
'Rock Hill with friend.s at VVinthnp Holtzclow. Otho Juhn.s;m, Marie law-
,ctl!fcge. I .Margaiet LLttU*.'
.M.3. Gilbert Blakely, Mrs. Lci* Add L Sixth grade: W. I’. Baldwin, Riy
1 Blakely, Mr.s. Jee L. (’arter were vis- John on, Tench Owen.s, Robert VVy-
itors in Greenville Thursday. sor, Loui.se Bailey, Hob Jones. Nellie
Mi'S Be-ssie Jo-nes sp<*nt several. Wright, Sibyl Shumate, Nell Wood,
dav.s in Lauren.s with relatives last '“Bev: nth grade: Beggy Sprurit, Thel-1
H. D. HENRY
P. M. BOLAND
.week.
Mrs. J. A. Bailey and Miss Sallie
. Wright were in Greenville Thursday
i to see the latter’s father, R. Z. W'right,
' who is a patient in a hospital in that
; city.
Mr. and Mrs. H^ G. Rheney and
Drew Bell of Augusta, Ga., spent
ma Ta\l.>r, Bill Wade,
H. D. He^ry & Company
INSURANCE
Clinton Hi Splits
Newberry Bill |:
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Clinton
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BONDS
REAL ESTATE
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On Tuesday night the
.Sunday, with the former’s daughter,' high .»chocl boys and girl.s
.Miss Mary Jo Rheney. I double bill with Newberry, The .girls —
Mrs. L. T. Lawson returned Tues-; were defeated, 4J-13. 'Fhe boys won'
day <rom' Richmond, Va., where she 19-16,
wa« recently called on account of the! The girls’ defeat was the worst,
illness of her daughter, Mrs. E. W. thgy, have suffered*this sea.son. Whit-’
Evefptt, She was accompanied horrie aker of Newberry, was high scoferj
by Mrs. Everett, who continues ill at with 30 poinU. The large margin of.^
the home of her parents near-here. |this defeat ,wa3 surprising, consider-'
Among the out-of-town people here i ing the fact that the Newberry girls
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fbr Ttfe* funera^ of Youft;g were: ?defeated Clinton by only four p(^int« o
Mijs Mjmy Dillard of Beaufort, Miss
l.ila DTUard of Hendersonville, N. tl,
M%-and Mrs, C. B.. Elliott of Colum
bia, Mr. and Mrs. Ansel Godfrey of
in the taurnament la.st ThursrJay
The beys played heir fine.H game
jf the sra' on. Their deft at (tf the
strong Newberry aggregajtion, was a
AhheviBe, Mr. and Mrs. Dick Poole; vietpry that tl^y are te be praised'
and family of Enoree, Mr. and Mrs.Jfor. Wi-'e of Newberry, was high .scor-
M. H. Hunter of Laurens, Mr. and or with ten points, whjle Cooper of
Mrs. J. C. Ccpeland of Colunobia. Mr. CUoton, was next w ith eight,
and Mrs. N. A. Young of Columbia,I The Leal teams play in Cross Hill
and Cary Stroud of Enoree, | Pn\F'riday night. . , i
ALL PRESCRIPTIONS FILLED
BY LICENSED PHARMACISTS
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SADLER-OWENS PHARMACY
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Phones 877 and 400 ^ Phoned 377 and 100
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