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• ■9 ’ 4 - / ' / . - . *6 .'•v' f y>.— ■■ THURSDAY. MAY 12, 1981 O y f i PRINTING WILL HELP DO THE JOB Circulars Folders Blotters Envelopes Letter Heads Bill Heads Ruled Forms Statements Form Letters 1 ■/ Special Notices . Sales Letters Application Blanks Programs Shipping Tags Visiting Cards Invitations Tickets Contracts ‘Labels Invoices B?! enus > Notes WE HAVE THE EQUIPMENT AND THE SKILL TO HANDLE YOUR WORK Chronicle PubrCo. IT IS WELL - That Progress Is the Result of Prudence w I Forty-six years^ of safe and sane bank ing has built for us an enviable reputation. To investigate our policy and benefit from our long experience is merely a part of wisdom. Our customers appreciate our ser vice, have faith in our efficiency, and our safety is their protection. NEW BUSINESS CORDIALLY INVITED M. S. Bail & Soa BANKERS OLDEST STRONGEST LI 0|ir Policy The number of accounts in this bank steadily increatses ‘— but there never will be too many to prevent our having a perscmal and friendly interest in the needs of each depos- . \ , ' itov^ YOUR BUSINESS INVITED “THE BANK OF PERSONAL SERYICET IF CUNTON Miss Betty Woodworth of Columbia, j JMiss Martha Wilbur spent the ! spent the week-end with her parents, j week-end at her home jn Charleston. | Dr. and Mrs. M, G. Woodworth. j Mrs. EUa Warren ahd Mrs. J. A. j Mr. and Mrs. Fred Mitchell and Bailey were visitors in Greenville and ■children of Asheville, N. C., spent, Gray Court on l^turday. the week-end with Mrs. Mae Leamam Miss EIva^Keller of Gaffney, spent , and other relatives. I Mr. and Mrs. Neill Truesdell of Be- thune, were here Saturday for the Miss Mildred a few days this week with Mrs. Maude Hampton. " inune, were nere oaxuraay lor Miss Mildred Crisp of Laurens, and State track meet at I^j^ytetian col-1 Miss Katherine ferwin of Clarksville, Ga., were the week-end guests of Miss .. Miss Sybil Cani^>bell of Gice.w'.lle. Sara Ray Coleman, was the week-end guest of Miss Eliz-| Misses Elisabeth Totld and Georgia abeth Sheely. j B. Blakely wejre in Due West this Miss Janet Leake of the University week-end where, the^ attended the of South Carolina,'* S{>ent the week-1 junior-senior celebration ,'t Er^kine. end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.! Miss Elizabeth Flie.-r."" of Little J. Will L«ake. —n ? i Mountain, spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs* J. F. Bozard, and Mr.; her uncle, F. M. Boland, and family, j and Mrs. Edward Henry(^and little Mrs. John D. Davis is spending sev- ‘ son, spent the week-end ‘ with their i eiial days in Ijatta with her sister, parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Henry. i Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Bryant of .\t- Miss R.xlkc Peake of Lander cd-' lanta, and Mr. and Mrs W. D. Arm- lege, spe. V the week-end with har' children of Gray (ourt, parents. Di. and Mrs. T. J. Peake. Sunday with Mr. and .Mrs. Eu- Miss Emma Liitla of .Ailania, Ga.,,^^''^ tpent the week-end with her parents, Kennedy spent Sunday in! Mr. and .Mrs. John T. Little. I Greenville with his brother and .sis- Mi.ss Cleon Pitts, who has. u^en | Barron D. tea.^h■.ng at MeAdenville, N. C., the Kennedy. past \eai, is spending the .summer Mr.s. H. K. Wilson spent Thursday w th her mother, Mrs. G. C. Pitts. i Ko.k Hill with friends THE OLD RELIABLE We^-Elnd Duke’s Mayonnaise, pint Sliced PINEAPPLE,2 ^fo. 2 cans Golden Bantam CORN, 2 No. 2 cans .. 2.5c Cheese, full cream, lb. • • • • Orange Pekoe Tea, Vi lb. Monarch GELATINE, 2 pkgs. 15c Mrs, in J. Swansen is visiting rela- I>aGrange and (lold.-boro. • • • • Creamery Butter, lb. QmwrdGRAPE JUICE, pint 24c 1.5c Fresh Juicy LEMONS, dozen 19c Ncsoca Flour, 24 lbs. s • • 83c Mr. and Mrs, Bruce Roberts of (\> lun bia, spent t'le week-end with the latter’s parents, .Mr. and Mrs. .A. K.. C. M.Tnti -h 1 • tsumer d an- Denny Pitts of Greenville, spent the hirtli c>f a daughter, l»etty„ ■ he week-end with his nr) !• h‘an, on Sinulay, May Sth, at Dr. Lee Pitt.s. hi.^pi1al.^ Mr. ami .Mr.s. Gi>orge T. Barnes and; •M Giailys Barnes of Columbia,' Sunday" with friends in ‘pmit Sunday here with .Mr. and .Mrs. M'mtveat, N. ( . Mr. and Mrs. D. C. 11 ‘ustess and .Miss Saia-Thoma.s were in Union Sun day to visit their sister, who is il> in i hospital in that city. Knox W’yatt and .Dh* I’ra.dy of ('hicamauga, Ga., Fred Williams of PHONEST36 and 175 ! (’. E. Galloway. Mrs. Lewis Bailey ami little daugh ter of Spai tati'.)Ui u, are spending sev eral days here with her parents, Mr. anil Mi'S. ,L }J. Wither.-poon. .Mis.s .Mary .lo Rheney spent the week-end in Augusta, Ga., with her-^u>»n^'‘‘»‘' >ll‘‘- Ko.s.s Lynn of parent.s, ^Ir. ami Mr.s. IL («• Rheney. M. and Mr.s. W'. T. Cook of Given- 1 Dublin, Ga., spent the wiH‘k-etul at Pi^shyderian <'oll»*ge and at the home ville, were here Saturday for the .Mis. L. K. L.vnn. state track meet at Prt'sbyterian col- Mr. and .Miv. C. W. < tjoper, .Mr. and ^ Mr.s. Rus.sell ('oo])er.* Mr. and .Mrs. lege. .Mr. and'Mrs. .lohn Allen Dugan of Peon (ooper, and Mi. and Mrs. T L.^ irt-sville, wert» here for the week-' ^^pent Sunday | in < h.u "De, wTli the latter’s daughter and soii-in^ law, Mr. and Mrs. H. K. .-Vshemore. ^ Mr. and Mrs. Georgt^ W'eatherst^ S. W^arren and .Miss! have returned from Mtuu*a I’ath,'< wheie Weathers h'vs been tea h-.* |in.i>, to spend the summer with .Mrs. < Hart-sv end with their parents, Mr. and Mr-. W'. K. .Neighhor.s and .Mrs. L. .M. Du gan. Mrs. E. B Christine Peake were Greenville on Monday Miss Margaret Hollis is .spending | I'.arents, .Mr. and .Mrs.; in .Vlhemarle, N’. U., (lenrye .Speake .Ml Si .lohn Timl.ri of .Miss l.ouno' T'lmlin the \v(“ek-en(l with friends. Mis.“ Kaffu Fuller was called hoiuit Wetlm sday from her sc hool in Pros-1 ■- boop Hemlei s>)nville, X. t .. polity, on account of the death <)f her.Giell Dunlap, of Mullin.s, were uncle, Moiton Fuller. week-tnd gue ds ()f Di Mi-' I.utene Viirborough of f.ander* ” •ollege, -pent'.Suiulav here w’ilh Mr. Mi-;. Ih.imas .Moon' of Ker.v.lle, and Mrs, ('. D. Yarbrough and Miss, lonn., was the gue.-^t this week of he* Lily Yarhorough. ; .oiisin, Mi.s. L. Ross Lynn, whde en At lanta, (lU., 1 a.ssifern and the and .Mrs. L. .1. W. .Milam, Ir., of Columhia spent'»oute t(- ( .)lumb-> where she ^ ;,t. Sunday here with his fiarenfs. I lendi: g ih. \noilital of the A. R. P. Mr. and .Mrs, T. .M. Sease and lit-1 <-'him*h. Tte son spent the week-end in Ih'os- Misse.- Kathei ine Jones aiKM’redna perity with the former’s parents, Mr.; Shockley (>f this eity, w'ere named j and Mr.s. .John .A. ,Seas<‘. ' maids in the coronation of the May ; Fleming Ma.soit of Langley, s]’ent <iueen at Queen.s-f hicoi a college in | Mte week-eml with his mother, Mrs. I Uhai b f U*, the eeremony taking place | Tue-^thiN evening D. W, Mason. Mr.s. .S. P. B|(>wles and Mr.s. W. W.j — ; Harrs wore guests vo.-terday of .Mrs. I R. H. .McDonald in Colunibia foi the* OIX A O Tims To Clean Your Winter Clothing HAVE THEM PUT IN FlRST-CLASwS CONDITION AND PACKED AWAY. ^ow that Spring’s here, you will want to get your past season’s togs clean and preserved for storing. Our expert, guaranteed cleaning is at the call of your phone. ♦. :• t ’r Call 28 — We Call and Deliv MtmrrwDinfAfJSTDRim'te' ' clothing: I t 199 ' . J Buchanan’s t ♦ ♦ I DRY CLEANING AND LAUNDRY Office Phone 28 Laundry Phone 29 jgaiden duo’s annual spring flower 1 .-how. .1 j Mr. and Mrs. A. L. I.cK-kwood of l.Xndirson, wire Sunday guerti of I .Mi'S Maiy .Adams. -Addison Nkdghh.or.s of Williamston. -pso’t the week-end with hd parent-s, .Ml. nnip .Mls. \V. E. N'ldghhors. Rev. S P. Movdes, |>r. an i .Mrs. L. R. Lynp and .Mrs. I,ula .lumii-on at- lended a meeting at R >ck .Spriiigil chui ‘h t n Thur-'.da.v\ Dr. and .Mr.s. \V. S. Demlv Honor Body;; Faculty Announccii) Selection To Siuma Kappa Alpha, Honor ary Scholastic Society. j . On .May 1, the faculty announced he elei tion.s to Sigma Kappa .Alpha, i honorary srholastic society, for thej j year 1J jI-.‘{2. Into thi.s group only_ aniij tho.se of the highest scholastic stand-’^ daughter, Mai-karet,. of Pelzei , were j iug duiing their college career, may be .t ent gue ts of .Mr. and .MiI*-. ._;K. ted. I.a.-t year. May I'.i.'fl, G. K. ALL PRESCRIPTIONS FILLED BY LICENSED PHARMACISTS C.4I,LEI) rOR AND DKI.iVKItED I'KOMeTI.V ette Henry. Mr.s. Henry .M. Young S()ent last veek in-ChuiloUtu N. ('.. with her -is-ter, .Vlrs. Wayland. .Mis.s Priscilla .Alden Bailey of Ea.-«-, 'ey, .spent the Week-end here wdlh horiP^ b wh ) completed hi.s school work .Smitli and IL G. Fergii.-am w'eie elect ed into the society. 1 his year two .sen-| aird four junior.s were selected:! trs SADLER-OWENS PHARMACY “AI Fnion Station” Telephone KMI Nif^ht Phone KH The -enioi s are D. Si Shaw of H mea; parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Baih y. in Filnuaiy and T. L. Boyd of Gray; .Mrs. E. L. Blakely spent Tue.silay in Uouit. The rising seniors who were Laur.!ns with her si. ter, .Mrs. Eugene lilected are: J. R. Horton of .Mount-'♦ Rowland. . j ville, H. H. Ferguson of York; J. E., J Mrs. J. Brice Quinn .if .Spartarniiurg,^ ^and Bolhwell Graham. pent Tuesday here with her sistjf.i r f-i; '.,,,1 .Mrs. W. Br-TrKoWe. I . .1, i , <■ lil,. »„d Mr.. A.-B. Blakrlr •'-'-‘-‘■■■n U> “’>■ rank, „f •nd Mrs. I.ee Add Blakely and little i *'“I>I ‘* '» <’f O'*- hiKhnst son. spent the week-end in Atkins konot.s that ean he achieved at Pres-1 ith Mr. and .Mrs. J. A. Harker. hyterian college Mr. and Mrs. Ansel Bobo, .-ipent ; 'Clll ,r ’Sunday in Newberry with the latter’s I mother, 'Mrs. T. C. Chalmers Mr, and Mrs, Eugene Pratt and 'children of Greenwood, spent Sunday fjMre with Mrs. Pi-att's mother, Mr.s. ; Mary Prather, Summer School Expenses Cut H. D. HENRY P. M. BOLAND H. D. Henry & Company INSURANCE STOCKS BONDS REAL ESTATE |LOAN8 NEGOTIATED Pie-idert James C, Kinard of New- Ray Pitts, Joe Workman and Bob- berry college, announce.s that'^in order by Steer, students at Clemson. ct)l- to help the public school teachers off 'ege, spent the week-end here with the state to attend summer 8:hool! their parents. ^ this year, expenses of the .summer^ .Mrs. Bonner Harvley of Greeniwood,: session have been materially reduced.* is spending a few days with her par-j A capable faculty, made up oif men; ents, Mr. and Mrs. A, B. Blakely. and women who are successful teach- Mrs. William Brehmer of Kinarda,| era. will offer an extenaive curricu- spent the week-end with her daugh ter, Miss Gussie Brehmer. Friends of Mrs. J. A. Slice will be lum to nieet the demands of teachers in the primary, intermediate and high) school grade.-i who desire to prepare! ipteiastcd to know that she is at home theiiMelves for more effective service after being a patient at Dr. Hays’jin their woik.^ hospital the past two weeks. In addition to the academic advan- Miss .Mary Bobo spent the week- ii*gesOffered, the college will provide . cr.d in .Spartanburg with her parents,; a large n'umber of recreational fea-, .Mr, arid Mrs. E. B. Bo^o, fuies during the session, ! .Mr. and Mrs. Joe I’. larnd and chiW T he summer school has always en-' dien c,f Buffalo, spent Tue.«day with joyed a/ large enrollment of interest- .Mrs. Land's sister, .Mrs, Selrna ed .students ■ anir~apf)TicaSions already ,' Eittnk.s. coming in indi-.ate a g-md attmidance .Mis. Ethel Ballard of Birmingham, for the l'.r32 .se^;sion. 'Ala., is vi.'iting her aunt, Mrs. .Mil- ; j ( Newberry Cbllege Summer School June 14-July 23,1932 ... 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