The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, March 03, 1932, Image 5
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THK CLPrroN CHRQNlCLjlt. CLINTON. 8. C.
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NoUling Except The
Mint Can Make Money
Without Advertising
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Mr. and Mrs. D. B. Bobo spent last
I week-end in Whitmire with relatives.
Mrs. Morgan Todd of Sirapsonville,
is spending a few days this week with
her mother, Mrs.^Emima Little.
‘W. W. Davis spent a few days-this
week in Spartanburg.
Miss Martha Davis of Laurens,
spent .the past week-end here with
Miss Bessie Jones
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Advertising Is To
Rembert, were called) here Thursday'
on account of' the sudden, death ofi
their monther, Mrs. Corrie Montjoy. I
. The many friends fo.Mrs. R. Z.j
Wright will regret to know that she,
is quite sick at her home on Woodrow |
stvoet.
Mrs. L. G. Benjamin of Darlington,
is visiting her sister, Mrs, C. P. Rob
inson.
«• X i.v ou 1 ' *^1^^ friends of W. M. Sumerel will
Miss Ehzaibeth Sheely of Nin»ty-X.,
1 j -ii. u e sorry to' learn that he is critically
Six, sp*nt the week-end w>th her par- ^
enu, Wr- »n<i Mrs- 0- I-. Friends of Mrs. Felder Smith will
Miss Jeannette Crawford of VS ood-
STOCK UP
At Th'ese Prices
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Irish POTATOES, 6 lbs.
Sliced BACON, lb. .
Business What
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Steam Is To Indus
try - - The Sale
Propelling Power.
THE CHRONICLE
be glad to know that she has returned
to her home afteF being a patient at
other Mrs. J. w t rawlom.
Cadeta George R>ce and Joe LK-hen-, „„
ville, spent the week-end with hed
mother, Mrs. J. W. Crawford.
mg.i.a I Dr. and Mrs. Jack H. Young, Mr*
stem of ^ey Military academy j Copeland and Arthur, Jr
Mient the week-end here with friends Matthews with
Mrs. Copeland’s daughter and .son-in-
law, Rev. and Mrs. T. F. Wallactw
LANCE -
PEANUT BUTTER
APPLE BUTTER
VERIBEST -
BEANS
at Presbyterian college.
Mr. and Mrs. 0. 1. Sheely and ^iss
Elizabeth Sheely spent Sunday in
Little Mountain with the former’s
mother.
Rev. and Mrs. George Bobo and
children of McCoIl, spent a few days
this week with the^ former’s parents,
Mr. and Mrs. D. B. Bobo.
Mrs. Thornwell I^nlap w'as a party
laeo
The following Methodist ladies
were in Gray Court Friday for the
Methodist Missionary conference:
Mesdame« J. E. Mahaffey, .1. V. Tkl-
wardi, George Watts Copeland, Hu-
■'.^rt Pitts, B. H. Henry, V. P. Adair
John W\ Finney, and P. B. A”dair.
SALAD DRESSING,
loop SHEET WRAPPED -
TOILET TISSUE, 3 rolls
UPTON’S TEA, 1-4 lb.
rrt. j Dean M. W. Brown, K. H. uillespi'?,
guest afternoon of Miss Sara^^ Barron. D. M. McNaull, and J. N.
Eliza Swygert in Laurens. ^ ...i_
Mrs. Claude McClain, Mrs.
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Filrst Obligation _
Of A Bank
The prixnary TMirpoHe and never-ceasing obligation of
a hank in a community is to accept the money of the peo
ple of that community, guard and protect it with every
known measure of safety and return it when asked for.
Couch and Mrs. Hines McW^aters of
Columbia, were here Saturday for the
funeral of Mrs. Corrie Montjoy.
Mrs. Mike Caskey and Mise Miriam |
Nelson were visitors in Greenville on’
Saturday. ,
Mrs. Emma Little spent a few days
last week in Sinipsonville with her
daughter, Mrs. Morgan Todd.
Miss Kaffa Fuller of Prosperity,
spent the week-end with her parent-s,
Mr. and Mrs. B. R. Fuller.
Denny Pitts of Greenville, and Car-
roll Pitts of Inman spent Sunday with
their nidther. Mm. E. Lee Pitts.
Mrs. Carroll 1). Nance of Cross Hill,
spent Tuesday with her mother, Mrs.
D. W. Mason.
Mrs. C. C. Giles and daughter, Miss
Patricia, were visitors in Greenville
k'riday.
Dr. B. O. W’hitten has returned
American Fork, UUh, after spending! ^
several days here with his family. ' I"
Mike Caskey was in Greenville a I Progressive
tew days last week where he was a'
referee for the Textile Basketball
tournament.
Friends of Mrs. Gus Blakely will be
glad to know that she has returned to
her home after being a patient in Dr
-v«* ay ,, ,
Dendy w€re_in Winter Park, Fla.,
lastw.week* attending the annual dis
trict conventiofi of the International
Relations cliib. held at Rollin.s col
lege.
Rev. and Mrs. T. F. Wallace of St.
Matthews, announce the birth of a
son on Feb. 25th. Mrs. Wallace was
formerly Miss Margaret Copeland of
this city, daughter of Mrs. H. .\rthur
Ccpeland.
Sfiss Elizabeth Harris, daughter <‘f
Mr. and Mrs. Teague Harris >f this
city, was a winner of one of the thrin*
five-dollar essay prizes awarded the
past week in the National Street ijnd
Lighting Safety campaign under the
auspices of the National Automohile
Chamber of Commerce.
IODIZED OR PLAIN
MILES SALT, 3 pkgs. .
Mother’s COCOA, 2 lb. can
BROKEN SLICE
PINEAPPLE, No
BRAINS, SVz oz. cans
LUX—OCTAGON—CAMAY
Toilet soap, 2 cakes
Sauer’s EXTRACT, 25c size
Clever Show
Saturday Night !;
It also calls for the conservative handling of the
money thus entrusted, its loaning and investment on
such a basis as Will enable the bank at all times to meet
the demands of its depositors.
These requirements have heehhfully met by this bank
—a bank that has been' serving this community for 46
years.
NEW BUSINESS CORDIALLY INVITED
S. Bailey & Son
Club" of Clinton
Mills To Present Three-Act!;:
Comedy In Academy School.
Blakely
A clever three-act comedy, “Ke-
fcweeh the Acts,” will be presented in
her nome alter oe.ng a pnuent ... kF*. Academy Street school building
f„ri™ Saturday evrninK at 8 oVlmk un-
I der the auspices of the Clinton Mill
Progressive club. The entertainment
will l>e presented by a well trained
cast with popular admission prices of
15* cents and 25 cents. In addition to
the play, there will be chorus and solo
selections.
The following will be the_cast:
“Dick” Comfort—Grady Arnold.^
Edith Comfort—Marie (lurry.
Mr. Meander—W. R. Thomas.
Mrs. (Memontina Meander — Mrs.
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BANKERS
OLDEST
STRONGEST
Gri'enville to spend a few days with
hU sister, Mrs. W. W. Arrington.
Miss lone Von Hollen spent last
week-end with friends in Dublin, Ga.
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Fuller. Mrs. W.
R. Sfperry and little daughter, Virgin
ia, spent the week-end at Clemson col
lege with Mr.s. trailer’s mother, Mrs.
i\ Sg&sc.
Mrs. R. W. Phillips, Mrs. H. S. Fin
ley and Mrs Horace Payne were vis-
iiora in Greenville^ Tuesday |_ ..
Mr. and Mra. R. F. Itlakely jvalntF
family spent Sunday in Greenville j ’
withHhair dauKhtor and Meander’, maid)-
Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Arrington^,. ‘ ‘
l)avi» Pitta of Atlanta, apeml “ few Sar^h^^ M;.;;.i.,ale-Frank,-Curry.
da.vs th« week with hia mother, Mrs.
K, Lee Pitf*- Rachel Webb, Edell PlaxicoTTiaz-
.Mra. Tho"-** » le-ke haa retur e, . vp.
to her home in Pans Texas after | ^ Norris.
pendinir Inat week with Mr. and .Mr.- i' 8^ Whitmire will he at the
J. Will Leake, i .
Paul Simmon, of Uunms, j >’,|^ht 4„a Ro«es." ^
Sunday with his sBler, Mrs. chorus; "Now’s the
HitL— rr. . I . ’ll 1 ! Time To Fall In Love,” Aithur Hpw-
Frionds of Mrs. T. J. Leu’'e wnll be
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CONVENIENCE
FOR ALL
Professional men, merchants,
farmers, laborers — all find this
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bank a convenient place to trans
act business.
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Our offiejers strive always to give
satisfactiojn, and opr customers will
tell you o^ this satisfactory service.
Decide to use this b^hk for all your
.'orry to know that she is a jiaticnl at
Dr. Hays’ hospital.
Mrs. Elizabeth Aldrich f»f Des
Moines, Iowa, is upending some tim ’,
here. While in the city she is making i
her home with Mrs. Essie Atkins. !
W. H. Jone.s and son, Walter, of,
Remsen, New York, spent la^t week
here with Mr. ajid Mrs. U. K. Ici’gu-
son. .
Walter Ho]»kiiis .'pent the w<ek-end
with his parents in Washington, Ga.
Mrs. Mary Prather returned Mon
day from a few days stay with her
daughters, Mrs. Rae Mc(J<*e, Mrs. Ku-
Tcne Pratt and Mrs. Joe L. Beaudrot,
in Greenwomi.
W-.-R, Brown spent a few day.!
:ird and ’‘doll” chorus.
Hurricanv^ News
.Mi.ns Ruth Nabors returned home
from the New^ierry hospital Monday.
tSieJs getting along nicejy.
The Hurticene .Missionary society
met at the home of Mrs. C. (i. Young
!«fct Tlvursilay afternoon.
Ml*, and Mrs. C. R. Turner and sons.
Colie and Lindsey, and Mayfield ('ope-
!«nd spent Sunday at tho home of
Mr. Ge<frge N^hors.
Mr. and Mrs. M^ce Young anti chil
McKesson Health Helps
FOR COLDS
Aspirin Tablets, lOO for .... 49c
No,'59 Spray and Gargle, pint ... 59c
Pure Cod Liver Oil, pint ^ 75c
Milk of Magnesia, pint
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39c
Rubbing Alcohol, pint
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39c
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Navap (inhalant) .... 50c
Albatum (stainless croup salve). 25c
Sadler-Owens Pharmacy
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*C(irnt*r AT Union Station
Telephone 400
jdren .'pent Sunday in Nevi^erfy with
la.Ht week in Gr^nmood with relatives f
andTneruTs.
Mrs.' C’. C.
, u / I V. A.. Young, Misses Lillie
Miss Lui^^e YarlMui^ of Undy :^^^ Mi!drt‘d Young, .Mrs. J. M. Simp-'
college, spenj the week-er.d with; her,
aunt and unde. Mr. and Mrs. C. ^ l. Nabors.
Yarborough
Mrs. W.
Ml
„ - /-V '«>-• Walter B. Nabors and children,
.... ... H. Clenimens of (huaKo,,^^^ ,
111., .spout Sunday here with her ms-J ^ , Nabors and Mrs. G. C. .Na^
! .. 1 \lf me, CidaliViO l4l*llV1Va - f I
Saturday af-ernoon in
bors .'pent
Newhe i
Miss Lucia (inarel of M' f’onuick,
pent a fiw d’ay- laist week with Mi.ss
ll;*tr at t'le hf«’ne of Mi>. J. .M. Simp-
•on.
M-. a,’d Mr -. J. F. WhL nireXf/ent
Sundey wi;h .Mr. and Mr-s. D.
Run'fjh '
, , ! M'sse-’ .Myr‘te \Vi dbury and B.*;sie
the wetk-j^^^ liumphXi ni !:iA* wet k.with .Mr.
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tor-in-law, .Mrs. Selma Franks.
Mrs. Vivian Gibson and littl.'
I daughter, Alice .Moore, of Marion, N.
' (\, are spending a few wi.h rela-
i lives in the city.
Fridnd.s of iVIrs. E. M. Timmerman
will be sorry to learn that she :s a
patient at Dr. Hays’ hospital.
Mias Jimmy Atkins wa.s^a visitor in
Spartanbur^oiv Monday.
Brunson callard spen
end in Elloree with'hi.s parents.^ p y
Mr, .and Mrs. R. E. Ferguson and: V.cang .spent the w :*k^
.oh-,, I’dward and Ijawrence V\. 11. . Marrarct Bu’-ge.^>
Jones an(l“Walter Jones spent Satur-1 U irnnh and
day at Caesar’s Head and-iJike L|auj;h*c*f Mis., B-sde Mae. ari.d-on.
-Mi^^lla Md,emore-of VWali^ a few dny^ li,
IS the gue-st of her .sister, Mrs. keider ^ y Runiph end fniuTr
J-'miih. f
Vf.t. and Mjs. U. J. F.Hison and fam- "
dy spent Sundry in Greenville with
.iends. ■ . . l'>
}Af. end Mrs. W. M. Cbaney 'ren'ti ^
‘<,t*ndav in Gray Court with the la.- Qy K.-rjlar pri.-e
’.er’s mother. , c
Mrs. Kate Hilli?, who has been Special—1'1 morths for t,-.»b.
."pending some time with her daugh-j \\’ ('\li)Wi:!-L
ter, Mrs. K, J. Ellison, has returned, “
to her home'Hn Girard, Ga. : z'.-ve .Van
Mr. and Mrs. Garrison Montjoy of
Make Every Cent Count
Thi?; i.s not the tifne to “use unbalanced ferlTI&i^
Every cent of yhur fertilizer dollar niu.st give you the
larjfest poxsible r^tuYn, especially Tn a year like this. A
cftnjplete, well-balanced fertilizer is always the best. •
Meal and acid is not a well-balanced fertilizer. Your
errjLs need nilrogen, phot phorit* . acid and potash — all
three. Each helps the others.
Vr-fck
See that each ton of your cotton fertilizer contain.s
:'00 pouiuis of muriateiif i>oi^slW'or its equivalent iii high
gr.tde kainit. Sv/cel polaloet^ — 60(1 pounds. CorD—- 200
ounds. iVbiicd—100 I'onnds of sulphate of ixvtash.
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N. V. Potash Export My., inc.
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IF AMSTLIiDAM, iI0LLA“NI)
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