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THURSDAY, FEBRUARY Ig. 1932
■naiE CUNTOK CHRONICLE. CLINTON. S. C.
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FOR THIS WEEK ONLY
Regular $1.00 an ounee bulk Perfume, X .
Specially priced, ounce
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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.
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Vantine’s regular 50c Bath Powder,
Two cans for
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Regular 50o Kellers Pound Paper,
Two pounds for u...
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Regular IhOO^pint N3raiV Iwavy*'Mineral
Oil, 60c pint, or two pints for
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Personal Mention ' ^
IWrs. Johiv MeSween was a visitor in
Grteenville on Tuesday.
C. E. Nickles spent Saturday In
Chester with his brother.
Mr. and Mrs. •Herman Forth of Chi-
caifo, in., spent a feW days last wcok
in Uie city with relatives.
Miss Marg-aret Hollis is ^spending
this week in Mountville with her,
mohter, Mrs. W. D. Hollis.
Everett W. Brown and, S. A. Browne
of Cross Hill, were business visitors
here Tuesday.
E. J. Adair returned last night from
a two weeks’ tdip to Baltimcre and
Norfolk.
Mrs. G. A. Hines and Mrs. James
Ketter of Rutherfordton, N. C., spent
Tuejjjay and Wednesday here with
M^nd Mrs. I^. Geer.
Mr.,and Mwa^Dharles Johnson and
Miss Annie Lou Norman spent the
week-end in Gray Court with th*- for
mer’s parents.
Misses MaYgaret Snoddy and Kath
erine Yarborough of Cross Anchor, j ^ j)
are visiting Mrs. Mtwy Prather.
Miss Nelle Rearden of Woodruff,
was the week-end guest of Mr. and
Mrs. E. L. Blakely. _4_
. W. D. Peay and daughter. Miss
Patsy, were visitors in Spartanburg
on Saturday.
P. S. Jeanes was a business visitor
in Greenville on Tuesday.
Rev. and Mrs. Louis C. LaMotte
and children left yesterday for their
home in Waycross, Ga., after a visit
to Mrs. LaMotte’s mother, Mrs. Myr
tle Hunter.
M,r. and Mrs. Wyman Shealy and
little son, Ipent the week-end in Pros
perity with relatives.
Mr. and Mrs.- Grady Chandler were
the week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Gus Traylor in Augusta.
H. F. Scott am’ lee Wiliard were in
Greenville yesten’ay -n business.
Mrs. Samuel H. Bell has returned
to her home in Staunton, Va., after
spending ' several weeks with i her
daughter, Mrs. R. E. Wysor.
Mrs. A. F. McCurdy and little son,
Freddy, will return tomorrow to their
home in Rockmart, Ga., after spend
ing a few weeks with relatives here.
Mr. and Mrs. W. G. King and fafn-!
ily have moved from South Broad
street, and are now making their
home on E. Carolina avenue.
Dr. B. O. Whitten retumed last
week from American Fork, Utah,
where he has been the oast six
months.
Mrs. E. B. Sloan and children spent
Saturday in Spartanhurg with her
Mrs. Carrie Ropp of Columbia,
spent Wednesday and Thursday here
with her sister-in-law, Mrs. Corrie
Adair.
" Miss Bertha Sexton returned Sun
day to her home in Laurens after a
visit to her sister, liirs. L. Russell
Gray.
Mr. and Mrs. I. B. Cop^.and an
nounce the birth of a daughter at Dr.
Hays’ hospital on February 6th. Mrs.
Copeland and daughter returned to
their home at Renno on Tue.sday.
Mr. and Mrs. Gus Young and Mrs.
H.'F. Scott were visitors in Green
ville Thursday and were ac-companied
home by H. F. Scott, who has been a
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Miss Sara Knox of Cliffaide, N. C., friends will be glad to kn^'w that he is
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spent the week-end here with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Knox.
Mrs. C. C. Giles returned Saturday
from a two weeks’ trifY to New Or
leans and other points of ‘interest.
Mrs. Virginia Neville left Tuesday
to visit her daughter, Mrs. William
James, in Atlanta.
Prof, and Mrs. A. V. Martin and
Miss Caroline Martin spent Sunday in
Newberry with Mr. and Mrs. George
Kitt. V
.Almon Spencer of Miami, Fla.; is
visiting his parents. Dr. and -Mrs. A.
E. Spencer.
Mr. and Mrs. Gus Blakely announce
the birth of a daughter, Mona Bowen,
Thursday, F'el). 11, at Dr. Hays’ hos
pital.
Charles A. Smith, Gene Burns, Gus
Adams, Tommie Tommins, and Cotton
Axson were in Columbia Saturday
evening to hear Paderewski. |
. W. EIwocmI Dillard, who has been
located at Kathwood, near Augusta, is
speiyling some time with his sister,
Mrs. Reese Young.
Robert P. Jeanes of the State Medi
cal college in Charleston, spent the
week-end with his parents, Mr. and
.Mr.s. P. S. Jeanes.
getting along nicely
The following members of the
“Odds and Ends” club were in ifpar-
tanburg Saturday afternoon for a
I party given in their honor by Mrs.
Brice Quinn: Mesdames R. L. Plaxico.
Blakely Tribble, Charles Workman,
W. D. Peay, Misses Lucy Burns, Azile
Livingston, G'.mlys Stilwell, Nannie
Young Tribble, Margaret Blakely 6nd
Katherine Blakely.
JOANNA MILL NEWS
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Miss Clara Bobo of Clinton, spent
the week-end with Miss Doris Ab
rams.
Mrs. C. FL Cooksey and H. C% M oore
of Gaffney, visited Mr. and Mrs. R. G.
Carr Sunday. ' _
Little Bobby Jean Car., npent the
week-end with her grandmother in
Gaffney.
Mr. and Mrs. Gjenn Oxner of
Blacksburg, and Mr. and .Mrs. P. M’.
DeVere and daughter of Spartanburg,
visited Mr. and Mrs. B. W. Oxner on
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SMOOTH HAND-PICKED --, . - .
NEW YORK COBBLERS, 10 lbs. 23c
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RED PIE CHERRIES, No. 2 can 17c
PURE PORK SAUSAGE, lb. . 15c i
CLOVERBLOO^ BUTTER, lb. 28c
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KRAUT, Mb. IV2
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STOKELEY’S HOMINY, 2V2 can 10c
SWEET PICKL^ qt. jar :
BABY LIMA BEANS, lb.
23c
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SPICES, 10c size, 2 for
15c
PICNIC HAMS, lb. 1 .12c
Blakely’s
PHONES 136 and m
Sunday. 0
Dr. John MeSweer. spent .Sunday in ! Mr. an«l Mrs. H. Lucas spent the
Augusta, where he ocoupi^ the pul- week-end with relatives in I.aurens.
pit of the First Presbyterian church | Mrs, B. W. Crouch, Sr., and son, B.
both morning and evening. )W. Crouch, Jr,, of Saluda, were Sun-
Miss Rosanna Vance is visiting her
•lister, Mrs. H. M. Wise, in Jackson
ville, Fla.
Mrs. F. M. Stutts and children visf glad to know that he retiirn''<l Thurs-
ited Mr. .Stutts at OUea, N. C,, last
week, " '»
.Mr. and Mrs. B. S. Pinson were in
Columbia Saturday for the Paderew-
•ki concert. '
Mr. and Mr.s. George W'eathers of
Horea Path, siH-mt the w(*elf-end with
be latter’s parents, Mr. and Mrs.
George Speake.
Miss Mary Pin.^on of Lime.'vtor.e col
day guests of Miss Floride Croucdi, at
Joanna Inn.
Friends of A. R. Harrelson will be
day from the Newberry lo.spital
where he had been a patient .’or twoj
weeks.^ ,
Friend.s of little Miss Annette |
Moorhead will be glad to know that
she is ding nicely after undergoing a
tonsil operation.
Honor Roll for January
First grade: Bobby Jean
Carr,
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lege, Gaffney, sp<'nt the wwk-end, Ijeiha Crapps, Vivian (’rowder, .Mar-
with her parenU, Mr. and Mrs. F, C.jgaret Hughe-s, C’halmer.s Johnson, (,’al-
Pin.son. 1 houn Mnrgai\, ’Margaret Redden,
George Rice* and Roy Printup of Gladys Willingham.
Bailey Military a( ademy. Greenwood, Second grade: Hazel .\di.nis. Jack
spent the week-end here with friends Craft, Maurdee Dawmport, Troy. Kili.>,
at-Presbyterian college. *- '' ' ’ j---
i^ddison Neighbors of Williamiton,
Harold fhlell,—Gladys .S>*rrel, Ncltie
I in5ey, Bernice Whelchel
Third grade: Juanita ,\c...ms, Thel
ma (ionwell, Jeanette Gaskin, Margar
et Godfrey, Harold Lewis, Mary L;)U
spent the week-end with his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. W, Fi. Neighbors.
Mrs. Fayette Henry and lit.le Misus
es Virginia Dillard and Evelyn Henry |MeElveen, Emma Kate .Oxner, Ray
were in Columbia Saturday to hear i Redden, Ruth Starnes, Ernest VVYdls.
Paderewski. | Fouith grade: Claudia Mae Boyce.
Mils Biitty Woodworth of Colum-J Fifth grade: Floyd .^b.•.^ms, John!
bia, spent the week-end with her par-1 Henry Davenport, Mortory Hanim,|
ents, Dr, and Mrs. M. G. M’oodworth. 1 Ruby .McCullough, Ro“a Mae Motes,;
I Mrs. Mary R. Prather has returned , Evelyn .Mosely, .Lavinia Ko.-s, Irene |
home after visiting Tier daughter.^,! Shaw. Freda Sunders, Clarence-Tur-;
Mis, J, L. Beaudrot, Mr.s. R. R. Me- ner, -Josephine Weathers.
Gee, and Mrs, Eugene Pratt in Green-j Sixth grade: Richard Adam.s, Grace
wood. ' Adanis,.„^-Gface Bozard, Millie Cole,
The fri'»nd3 of Miss Pearl Hitt will | Elliott Dobbins, Ilulh Sulton, IJoiothy o
be glad to know that she was aible‘^o, Workman.
return to her school at Lake City the! Seventh grade: Algie Abrams,
past week after being at home for a j Rhett .Abrams, J. W. Crqwder, Rich-
j month due to illnessi. ' : ard l.t wis, Mary Ellen Burton, Doro-
j Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Blakely, Mr. and thy Clnik, Mary Agius Crowder, Au-
Mrs, S, W. Sufnerel, Mr, and Mrs. drey Frady.
George Addy, James Addy, Miss j — - - ;
Georgia B. Blakely and John I>avid; NOTICE PRIMARY ELECTION
Blakely were in Newberry Friday for| The County executive* Committee
the funeral of Mrs. J. Y, .\ddy. [has appointed the following managers
Frienda in the city of Mr. and Mrs. for the following places for a special
John .\Ilon Dugati will "egret to know jirimary election to be held on Febru-
that they left Sunday for Hartsville, | ?Ty 19, 1932, to name a Magistrate
wJiere they will reside in the future,[for Hunter Township at Clinton, tc
Mr. Dugan having accepted a position 1 fill out the unexpired term of John
as linotype operator with the Harts-1 G. Pitts, deceased. The managers sHall
yille Messenger. open the polls at 8 a. m. and shall
friends in the city of Miss Alline close them at 4 p. m,
Newsom, principal ^of the Academy* Clinton City-^Iohn D. I'avis, L. D.
McCrary, W. S.- Denson.
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street school, will be glad to know
l^at she retumed to' the city Sundays
from HartsVille, and has returned her
poiition after an ill^js^of the past
two months. *'
Little Peggy Johnson, Ame Jacobs,
Robbie King and Murphy TimmermarH Winebienner, Hugh Jones
, Clinton .Mill—Jt H. WhitmireJ Jpp.
Word, L. W. King, F. C. Pinson.
Lydia Mij—-J. B. Reeder, W. T.
Reeder, i), S, Wienn.
Mcunt^iile — W. J. iCluck, J. "is.'
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will be guests of the American Legion
Aux;iliary on Thursday afternoon and
will appear’in solo dani^ numbers on
^eir program. These little-folks are
pupils of Mrs, Timmerman’s dancing!
class. j
Hopewell:—Hugh B. Workman, Her
man Henderson, J. J. Young.
Goldville—W. E. O’Shields,, G. A.
Barrett, J. G. Franklin. ^
\ ^ RALPH T. Wfl .SON,
County Chairman.
McKesson Health Helps
FOR COLDS
Aspirin Tablets, 100 for 49c
No. 59 Spray and Gargle, pint.., .59c
Pure Cod Liver Oil, pinbf..,,.. 75c
39c
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Milk of Magnesia, pint
Rubbing Alcohol, pint ..... 39c
Navap (inhalant)
50c
Albatum (stainless croup salve). 25c
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