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/ C\ /■ THUSSDAY, JUNE 9, 1932 THE CLINTON CHRONICLE — —■■■■—I I ■! ■ ^ PAGE five' /) GOOD PRINTING WILL HELP DO THE JOB Folders Letter Heads Ruled Forms Circulars Envelopes Statements Blotters Bill Heads Form Letters ^ Personal /Mention ^ rm.it Dr.’J. B. Kennedy left Tuesday for York, where he will spend the sum mer. C. E. Nichole spent the week-end ' in Clover with friends. , i Miss Virginia Neville of Greenville, I spent Tuesday with her mother, Mrs. i Virgin's Neville. ' j -"^pellding a few days with Mrs. Bessie Allen Coleman of Ct. lumbia, spent | Owens. Sunday with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Miss Jessie Sineath of Saluda, is Miss Ina Curry of Simpsonville, is >eni J. A. Coleman. Dr. H. W. DuBose of Spartanburg. spending several days with her broth- :)r and sisteivin-law, Mr. and Mrs. Special Notices Sales Letters Application Blanks V Programs was here Tuesday for the Probyto- j George Sineath. rian college commencement exercises.) Misses Hazel Boland and Elizabeth Miss Claudia Boyce has returned to Todd were visitors in Sparlanburg On her home in Belton, after spending a I Thursday. SERVICE ALWAYS Hot or Cold — Rain or Shine Shop By Telephone This Hot Weather Mrs. Weldori Jackson, Misses'Helen week with Mrs. Joe Cambron.^ ' Miss Beauford Parris of j Milam and Elmvra Jtav were visitors burg, was the week-end guest of Miss Greenville on Thursday. Carlisle Smith and Erw’in James of Shipping Tags Tickets Labels Invitations Invoices Menus Visiting Cards Contracts Notes ^ f WE HAVE THE EQUIPMENT AND THE SKILL TO HANDLE YOUR WORK Chronicle Pub. Co. Marjorie Woodruff. D. M. McNaull left yesterday for, u .u- i Columliia, where he will visit his^ mother, Mrs. A. M. McNaull, and oth-if'"' commencement exercises at Pres- er relatives. j ‘’vterian college. Dr. and Mrs. S. J. Cartledge of Ath-; ''r. and Mrs. J. H. Da\c* nave gone ens, Ga., were the commencement j to Orlando, Fla., where *ney will guo.sts of Dr. and Mrs. John MeSwien. j spetid the summer with Mr.s. Davis’ W. D. Copeland is attending a'Parents, meeting of the North and South Caro-j Mrs. Dan P. Davis of Chester and lina Hardware convention in Colum-jE. T. Copeland of Raleigh, N. C., bia. * i spent Tuesday with their brother, R. Mrs. L. R. Lynn, Miss Elizabeth: K.jCopeland. Lynn, Robert Lynn, Furman Jordan Rev. and Mrs. T. F. Wallace and and J. M. Hudgens ure spending sev- little daughter of St. Matthews, are eral days in .Montreat. ' j visiting Mrs. Wallace’s mother, Mrs. Mrs. M. H. Cofer and children ofi.Aithur Cojeland. Greenville, spent Sunday with her,si.s-j Rev. J. M. Dick of Pulaski, Va., is ter, Mrs. W. T. Putnam. i spending several days hero with .Mrs. Mrs. n. W. Richey and children are Ditk and Or. and Mrs. Jaek H. \oung. .'^pending a few days in Greenville Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Adair of .Atlan- with her mother, .Mrs. .A. L. Watts, i ta, Ga.. are spending a few days with Mr. and Mrs. Simon Pitts have ro-' the former's mother, Mrs. Corrie tiiintd from their wedding "trip, and I Adair. are now making their ho.me}i#with thei Mrs. L. F. Kirkpatrick left yestcT- latter’s fathei, on South Ilro'ad street, i day for Montreat, where she will Mrs. \V. H. Miller of Whitmire, is spend the summer, sj ending a few days with her mother.! Mrs. Hubert Pitts, Mrs. .A. H. \ ork Mr.s. I). B. BoIh).* who is'ill at. her and Mrs. A. N. .Sewell left yesterday home here. * | for a week’s visit to Mrs. George Odi- Miss .Adeline Boland has returred^oi ne at Daytona Beach, Mil •from Little Mountain, where she has i Parker Jones, who has been teach- ht*en vi.siting her grandmother. ing. in Beaufort the past year,—is Boiled Hiim, lb j. 32c Sliced Bacon, lb \ . T... 19c Marshmallows, V2 lb. pkg. 10c Lux Toilet Soap, 3 cakes 20c BELLMAN’S* Salad Dressing, 8 oz. jar 10c Creamery Butter, lb. 24c Grape Juice, pint 14c Heinz Baked Beans, 16 oz. cam .. 10c Armour’s Viennas, 3 cans 25c Have you entered the Cabinet Con- -■*1 test yet? If not, do so at once. I Blakely’s PHONES 136 and 175 •ar- r Friend? of Mrs. L. L. Copeland will .spending the summer with his pa i be glad to know that she has retu'tied j ent.s. Dr. and Jones, to her home after being a patient at 1 Charles Anderson,\tudent at Km- Dr. Hays’ hospital last week. ory university in .Atlanta, is siHmding Mrs. Virginia Neville has returned i the summer with Mr. and .Mrs. George Of>es Entertaining .Frighten You? from an extended visit to her daugh ters, Mrs. James in Atlanta, and Mrs. G. A. Nickles in Charle.ston. W. Bailey. William Blahn’k, member of the Kershaw school faculty, is spending Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Bailey left'ia-V the summer with his parents, Mr. and wei'k for a visit of'.several days tojMrs. T. J. Blalock, their <laughters, Miss Lucy Bailey anil Miss Ruby Carter has returninl to P Between Friends Between old friends there is a confi dence, a mutual understanding that builds up and cements their -purposes through the years. This bank values those who have had business relations with it for years and looks with pleasure upon-the-rip- eningLmuaintanceshij^j^^ wili in time be awe to join us in look ing back over a long period of associ ation. NEW BUSINESS CORDIALLY INVITED , S. Bailey & Son bankers OLDEST STRONGEST ’••o It «««»»«»«»»«♦***♦♦♦**•♦**♦*♦*♦♦♦♦*♦♦♦****♦♦♦♦♦♦ Mrs , Brower l)ixon,'in Talladega, Ala Mr. and Mrs. M. P. Caskey and Miss Elniyra Ray sfH*nt Tuesday in Seneca. Mrs. D. J. Brimm and children are visiting relatives in Charlotte, N. C. Mr. and _Mrs. Arthur Jack.son and little niece, Ann Jack.son, of Lafay ette,' (ia., were the recent guests of Mrs. Jackson’s sister, Mrs. Marie Ow ens. James Horton and Wallace Franks left Satur<lay for Charlotte to join other Clinton hoys who are selling magazines this summer, Mr. and .Mrs. J, I). Boland and h'. M. Boland were visitors in Spartan- ihurg mr-Sirmtay. Mrs, N. E Hitt returned to her her home in Greer, after spending a few days with Mrs, Gary Martin. Allen MeSween and Ned Sprunt, students at Davlingthn Schoed for Boys, Rome, Ga., are spending the summer with their parents. Miss Florenee Bailey is in Lexing ton, Va., for the finals set dances (if Washington and Lee in connection with the commencement, exercises. Miss Mary .lo Rheney left Monday for her home in .Augusta, Ga., after sjMmding several days here with fi'iends. “Pat” Harris and J. A. MccKlrath of .Anders(»n, were here Monday and Tuestlay fur-rTmimenecnrpnt “at-Pres- byteriun college. W1»H ElinilT^-PTtrs left today for Iwinpg-tir Duiii'aii flUBllfly kfthr her daughter and son-in-law, Mr, and Mrs. Mason Simpson. Mr. and Mrs. J. Roy Crisp of Nash ville, Tenn., are on a two-weeks’ visit hia, was here this week for commence- t j Wa.shington, I). ('., where she will be the guest of friends. Mrs. C. M. Plowden, .Sr., of Colum- to the latter’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. W, L. Lynn. Miss Hamp Hill of York, was here this week-end for commencement at Pre.sbyterian college. While here she was the guest of Miss Katherine Gas- kill. merit at Presbyterian college. Her son, Charlie M. IMowden. Jr., was^a mem ber of the graduating clas.s. Miss Essie Davidson of (In-at Falls is spending the summer with her par ents, .Mr. and .Mrs. L. H. Davidson. Gus Blakely. Jim Davis and How- for thlN book today C N 11 opens undreamed of pdssihiliticH for Nueccssfiil entertain ing at home. This hook is piibliHht'd Riid pi‘t‘sente<i as a contri- hiitioii to hospitality und sociability by (ioca-Cola. 1 UK (AJCA-ooLA mrrruNi; <X).* (IrecnwiMMi, S. C. . I I I I I I THIS covponr THE (;pGA.COLA CO.. ^ S12 North .4va., N. W., Atlanta, (>a. Encloaad And lAe (ataaapa or coin tn cov«ir eoat of handling and mailing) Car whiel|L,a*nd ma tha hook, "Whan Yon Entartaln,'* bx Ida Bailay Allan. N Add Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Holland and i ard Stamps left Tuesday for the R. O. children of Trenton, N. C.. spiort last T. C. camp in Anniston, Ala. Miss Rosalie .lories is spending the with her parents, Dr. and summer week here with relatives, Mis.s Elsie Neighbors I’eturned Sun., day from a two weeks’ vi.«it to her J Mrs. F. D, Jone.s, after teaching'the sister, Mrs. John Allen Dugan in past year in Summerton. ALL PRESCRIPTIONS FILLED BY LICENSED PHARMACISTS Ml. and Mrs. George Young of W-hitmire. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Young For Financial Safety - - You need a reserve of money that will be readily available under all conditions. • 1 Men and women and business en terprises throughout the Clinton section find true financial safety in substantial Checking ^counts with this well known bank. YOUR BUSINESS INVITED ; “THE BANK or PERSONAL SERVICE” “ Hart.sville. Mrs, H. J.-Pitts, Jr., Mis.ses Marion - - ^ Copeland and Floy Owing.s ami Ad- and children of Duncan, and George dison Neighbors spent a few duvs last ;1)uncan of Whitmire, spent .Sunday week in Charleston. ! with .Mr. and Mrs. J. VV. Milam. Mr. and Mrs. R. F. Neal and Mrs.' Mrs. Gus Franas of Greenville and E. B.-S. Warren a^pent .Sunday w-^heL-j-Mrs. tioyi Wawda-o^ l.awejia^ are. nomxJ t by, N. C., and Spartanburg with rela- occupying the residthice in College tjves. ' View formerly occupied by Robert S. Miss Bertha Gray Gallman of .New- Owens, htrry, spent Sunday here with .Miss Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Met ant.s and Miss Elizabeth McCants of Ninety- Six, spent the week-end with their daughter and .son.in-law, Dr. and Mrs. F. F. Hicks. Ml. and Mr.s. F. L. Brigman, SrT, CALLED FOR AND DELIVERED PROMPTLY SADLER-OWENS PHARMACY “At I'nion Station” Telephoni? 400 Nijsdht J’hime JUU t ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦•♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦—♦♦♦♦Aw l.ydie Blakely and other friendj^. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence^^sbill and children of Clemson College, spent Tue.sday with Mrs. Ashill’s mother, Mrs. Bessie Godfrey. Le<'» ruhningham were in Fountain Inn Friday for the Patton-Cunning- ham wedding. Mrs. G. W. B. Smith and son, George, left Tuesday for Middletown, .Md,, where they .will spend the sum mer. Ira C, were in commencement exercises at Newberry college. Misses Katherine Jones, Helen Adair, Janet Leake and Elizaibeth Todd were at Myrtle Beach this week, attending the Pi Kappa Alpha house party. Arthur Black of Clemson college, is spending the summer with his par ents, Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Black. E^ard Martin, member of the fac ulty at Darlington School for Boys, Rome, Ga., is spending the summer with his parents. Prof, and Mrs. A. V. Martin Miss F^thel Cunningham and * Me-j and daughter, Miss Alethia, of Wi- I’acky, were here for the graduation of their son, F. L., Jr., at Presbyte rian college. Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Senter, Sr., and Mr. apd Mds. J. F. Whoeless of Chat-1 tanooga, Tenn., were here this week j for the graduation of the (ormer’s | Boland and 0. I. Sheely ! son, W. R. Senter, Ji., at Presbyterian j Newberry Sunday for the college. Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Zealy, Sr., of ^ Augusta, Ga., were here for com-j mencement at Presliyterian college this week. Their son, William Zealy, JG, was a member of the graduating class; Mr. and Mrs. Ratchford Boland and H. D. BKNKY F. M. BOLAND H. D. Henry & Company INSURANCE STOCKS BONDS REAL ESTATE "•LOANS NEGOTIATBD NOTICE I •* meeting will be held in the office* of the Clinton Realty Si Insurance! little daughter, Betty Anne, of Quit-' June 14th, 19.>J. at nine j man. La., will arrive tomorrow purpose of or-j spend the summer with the former’s j R®uizing the corporation to he known parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ira C. Boland “Clintop Realty & Insurance Miss Frances O’Daniel, who is a' Company.” to engage in real estate member of the Rockingham, N/"C.,| school faculty, is spending the sum-1 lihes. mer with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. I Immediately thereafter we will ap- W. J. Benjamin of Greensboro, N.|A. O’Daniel. . ! the .Secretary C., was here Tuesday for the com- * Mr. and Mrs. Lte Add Blakely and, charter. Fares ROUND TRIP FROM of Slate for a mencement exercises at PresbyterianlMr. and Mrs. A. B. Blakely spent Sun- college. His daughter, 'Miss Alice j day in Greenwood with the latter’s -1' Benjamin, was a member of the grad uating class. Mrs. A. M. McNaull and daughter, Mrs. E. G. Brown, of Columbia, were here this week for commencement ex ercises at Presbyterian college. The 20. Mrs. Evans is pleasantly remem- former’s ton, D. M. McNaull, was aibeied here as Miss Louise Pitts before MRS. CORINNE H. B. H. BOYD. BOYD. dauKhtcr and son-in-law, MrXand Mrs Bonner Harvley. ' ' j Why not keep your money at home Mr. and Mrs. S. E. Evans o’f Lau- j by giving me your subscriptions, both rinburg, N. C., announce the^bifth of new and renewal. Prompt attention a daughter, Harriett Conyers, on May! given to all order*. JAMES W. CALDWELL THURSDAY, JUNE l^th ^•Day Limit ' RICHMOND $10.00 IMJRTSMOUTH $10.50 WASHINGTON - , $13.50 BALTIMORE . $15.50 SEABOARD i Saturday Evening Post .«LM V--* Country Gentleman, 3 years ...A .lTjIt I.adies Home Journal .I1.M