The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, July 28, 1932, Image 5
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THURSDAY, JULY 28, 19S2
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Special Cash Prices
FOR THIS WEEK ONLY
Miss Alma Davis has returned from
I Charlotte, N. C., where she has been
I visiting: friends. \ ^
Misses Juanita and Omgea Lang-
Friends of Mrs. Zanie Campbell will
be sorry to Icam that she is a patient
in the Prj’or hospital in Chester.
Jinlmy V'iser of Greenville, is
Van tine's Narcissus Bath Powder,
Large size can for \
39‘
$2.00 Ambrosia Pore Cleanser,
One-minute facial set for ........
$1.00
ston of Greenville, are spending sev-i spending several days with Boydl Un-i
derwood at Thornwell orphanage. ,
\yebb White, Neil Clinton and Bill i
eral days with Miss Jimir;.- .v^ins.
Miss Martha Davidson is spending
several days in High Point, X. C., with White of Rook Hill,* visited friends
$t.50 Cleansing Cold Cream, the most
economical face cleanser, one-pound jar for
49‘
$1.10 Joncaire Face Powder, with generous fiO*
size Joncaire Perfume, for Oaf
< ► 50c Boyer Face Powder,
for
39'
*; Full pint NyaTs Mineral Oil
for
50-
Oire gallon heavy Russian Mineral Oil.
for
$2.50
friends.
Mrs, A. V. Martin and son, Taylor,
have returned from a visit to rela-
1 tives in Virginia and We.'t Virginia.
Miss Lucile Cuttino of Ubion.. snent
Sunday here with .Miss Klizabeth
Sl«?ely.
Mike Caskey returne<r Friday from
^ Steubenville, Ohio, where he has been
visiting his brother and other rela^'
tives.
Mrs. E. E. Ashmpre and children of'
here on .Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Lankford and
Mi..s Helen .\clair have returned from
Miami Peach, and Reddick, Fla.,
, where they visited Mr. and Mr.s. John j
j C. Dupree.
' Mr. and Mrs. Joe E. Land of Union,
1 spent Sunday with the latter’s sister,
' Mrs. Selma B. Franks, and other r<*la-
i tives.
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Dr. .lohn MeSween was in Rock Hill
Charlotte, are -spending two weeks > ^tid occupied the ]]ulpit of the
with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. T. L., Oakland Avenue Preshyierian church
Cooper. I morning service.
J. W\ Copeland of Spartanhurg. i Mr. and Mrs. J. \N. 1 opeland, Mrs.
spent the w'eek-end here with his i T. D. Coj>eland and Mrs. R. E. Jones
father, Capt. J. \V. Copeland. |weie visitors in I.aurens on .Monday.
! Dr. and Mrs. L. R. Lynn and .Mrs.j Mr. and Mrs. Eric Barnes and Mr.
* R. W*. Benn are on a visit to relatives i and Mrs. Lynn Cooper spe'tit Sunday
j in Brighton, Tenn. j in the mountains of North Carolina.
Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Abrams have 1 Hilly Owen? has returned from
returned from their wedding trip and'('amp Greinville, near Brevard, whore
are occupying an apartment with Mr. jhe has been spending several weeks.
5()c full Pint Nyal’s Milk of Magnesia
for
39’
Kellers Drug Store
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This Pioneer Bank
Offers unexcelled advantages to
individuals, industrial and com
mercial concerns in this section.
and Mrs. W. M. McMillan, on Mus-
grove street.
Capt. R. E. W'ysor, Gus Blakely, Jim
Davis, Bothwell Graham and Turk Or
man have returned from R. O. T. ('.
camp at Fort McClellan, Anni.ston,
Ala. .;
Billy I^eaman returned home Satur
day from .Asheville, N. C., after
spending* ?everal weeks with his aunt
and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Mitch-
Mr. and Mrs. Henry M. A'oung.an
nounce the birth of a son. Charles
Davis, on Sunday, July 2-lth.
Misies Janie Osborne and Mary
Brady of Ch'rlotte, N. are visit
ing relatives here.
Dr. T. L. W, Bailey is spending ten
da>s in Saluda, N. (^. where he is
studjMng at Dr. Lesesne Smith’s Chil-
drt*n’s .sanitarium. •
.Mr, and Mrs. Garv Dillard and ohil-
ell.
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Miss Martha Whitten left Tuesday
for Bishopville, where she will spend
some time with Mi.ss Alethia Brigman
and other friends.
Mrs. .A. R. W'allaek and nephew.
Harry Dewey, returned Tuesday from
a few days* .trip to Atlanta, Ga.,
where Mrs. Wallack has been buying
fall supplies for The Book Store.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Meaders of
Macon, Ga., ^nd Mrs. J. B. Kay of
dren have returned from a stay
seveial days at Myrtle Beach.
Miss Lois Stone, Miss Susie and
Vernon Jacks spent several days last
week in High Point, N. C., with rela-
tiVe.s.
Mr. and Mrs. Joh'n D. Davenport,
•Ir., and son. Jack, have returned to
their home in Greenville, after a few
day? visit tt> Miss Melenee Thornley.
Mr. and Mrs. George T. Barnes and
Mi.ss Gladys Barnes of Columbia,
Byron, Ga., are spending several days | spent Tuesday and yesterday with Mr.
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with relatives here.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Dunedn and little
.son of I>ecatur, Ala., are visiting the
former’s parent.s, Mr. and Mrs. W. .1.
Duncan. (
Jane Little returneil Wednesday
from -Newberry. where she has been
visiting her uncle and aunt, Mr.
Mrs. M. B. Hipp.
Rev. aiul Mrs. .S. P, Bowles and
children returned la?t week from a
two weeks’ visit to Mrrs. Bowes’ par
ents, Mr, and Mrs. A. S, Harris, in
.lacksonville, Fla. • I
. M. SUitU and childieu luul
Cornelius .Smith have returned from
a two weeks’ visit to Mr. and Mi>.
Charle.' Algdod in Augusta, Ga.
Location, experience, facilities,
resources—^all are convincing
arguments in favor of a connec
tion with this strong bank. -
Mrs. Sudie F-ilwards of Union, is jin (’Hester with
and .Mr.s. O; E. Galloway.
John ('rnovich has returned tt» his
home in I>etroit, Mich., after spending
a few days at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. R. M. l.eague.
Floyil Poole is spending this week
with his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.
andj.I. M. Demp.-H'y, in Greenville. /
j .M’s.s Mary Todd spent Thur.sday
and Friday with her sister and
brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Workman, who live near .Mountville.
Hugh Kargle was called to his
home In Winnshoro this week on ac-
ciMioi uf -th# svriuus ilkie.'^.s of his
mother.
Mr. and .Mr.s. Lewis Bagwell amL
Mr. and Mr.s. Ed Turner spent .Sunday'
pending several day.s with her daugh-| Mr. and Mrs
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ter and smi-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. C.
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Jame.H Henry l.<*aman, who has heem
selling magazines this summer, is at
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Miss Sara Knox, who has-been at-i
tending summer .school at .Asheville
Normal, is at home with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. E. K. Knox.
.Mrs. B. O. Whitten and daughters,
Misse.s .Mildred and Martha, returned
Saluiday from .Miami, Fla., where
they haye lH*eri siRMuling the past six
weeks.
.Mrs. John W. l.ittle ha.s relurneii
from I.akelnad, Fla., when- she was
culled on account of the d<*ath of her
brother-in-law.
Mrs. J. A. Bailey and Mr.s. .A. .M.
'’opeland were visitors in
on Friday.
Friends of Mrs. Russell ('ooper will
he sorry tt> learn that she is a patient
in Dr. Hay.s’ hospital.
Mrs. Ivcthe Gregory has returned
from Spartanburg and Brevard, N. ('.,
where she has been visiting friends,
Mr. and JMrs, Ellisor Adams of
.Mr^. Zanie Campbell.
H. Y. .Abrams, .Mrs.
.Maude Hampton, Miss .Margaret
Hines and Horace Geer were vi, itors
in ('olumhia on .Monday.
Mr.s. E. B. S. Warren returned Sat
urday from a visit t(» friemis in Sum
merville. —
Mrs. Annie Fliedner and .Miss .Ade
line Boland returned, Tuesday from
l.ittle .Mountain, where they visited
relatives.
Carr.>11 V^hite (’opeland is at Dur-
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ham, N. (’., where he is attending
summer school at Duke univer.-ity.
Mi.ss Pearl Hitt is leaving Friday
for several days’ visit to Washington,
I). C. She will he acct>mpanied by
Mis.se.' Helen Snider of Waie Shoals,
and Blanche Gantt of .Springfield.
Mrs. Frank Kellers left this week
for .Augusta, Ga., where she is spend-
Greenville-|^itig mme time with relatives.
•Mrs. R, I,. Wylie and daughter,
.Miss Sue Wylie, of ('lover, are spend
ing thi> week with th^* former’s sister,
.Mrs. ('. I*. Robinson.
.Mi.ss Georgia B. Blakely returned
Monday from Kings Mt)untain, N. ('.,
where she Kii.- lu'en visiting friends.
.Mi.ss Catherine Martin has returned
Mr. and Mrs. W. J.
"Newbirtry;
tei’s parents,
Duncan.
Mrs. Corrie Robinson, Mrs. O. L.
Cooksy, Miss Myrtle Riibinson, Sara
Cooksy, Dr. Kirhy and L. B. Mann,
all of Charlotte. N. €,, sf)ent Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs, George Addy.
Mr. and Mrs. Addison Neighbors
have returned from their wedding
trip, and will spend the remainder of
Itrt—[ tfr -her - home -4n--Ware—Shoals after i
si>epding several days with Miss .Mar
garet Brice.
Friend.s of Mrs. .1. A. Coleman will
l>e sorry to learn that she it a pa
tient at Dr. Hays’ hospital.
Myr and Mrs. Marvin Pulley and
Mrs. P. L. Wood of Raleigh, N. (k, are
spemling a few days with Dr. and
Mrs. R^ W. Johnson. *
.Mi.s. B. O. I..utnam and son.s, Byr<)p
the summer wdth the former’s par-j and Arthur Harris, of .Memphi.s, Tenn., I
ents, Mr, and Mrs. W. E. Neighbors, ‘are vi.siting the former’s sister and
Mrs, Lula Jamieson and daughter, j brother-in-law, Rev., and Mrs. S. P.
Miss Clemmie, are visiting relatives | Bowles.
j in Memphis and Brighton, Tenn.
' Miss Henri Jones has returned from
Rock Hill, where she has been attend
ing W’inthrop rummer school.
Miss Selina Cozby has returned to
Mis j. F. Jacobs, .Jr., Mrs. Wm-
Bailey Owens and Mrs. Pringle Cope
land have returned from a few days’
vifit in Columbia and Florence. 1
Miss Annie I.ou Norman syient the
her koma in Columbia, after visiting, week ygdriiLCQlumfaanritKMiaa Ethel
Miss Ada Holmes Davis.
Miss Frances Teague of the Sewell
Producing company, Atlanta, is spend
ing the week with Mrs. E. fif. Tim
merman ^and will assist her in the
production of the “Follies” to be given
Friday, evening at the Florida Street
8cM>oI. —
Mr. and Mrs. Alb^irt J. Lochtc of
Syracuse, N. Y., announce the birth
of a son, Howard Wilson, on Monday,
July 18. Mrs, Lochte is pleasantly re
membered here as Miss Ella Belle
Wilson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J.
C. Wilson.
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Bailey and lit
tle daught^, Anne, have returned to
their home in Spartanburg* after
spending several days with their par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Witherspoon
and Dr, and Mrs. T. L. W. Bailey.
They were accompanied home by jMiss
Frances Bailey for a visit
Pullis.
Mr. and Mrs. V. P. Adair, Miss Sue
Leake and Miss Vivian Park.s Adair
spent Sunday in Winnshoro with Mr.
and Mrs. F. E. Propst. Miss Leake re
mained for a visit to her sister.
Mrs. A. A. Robinson, Miss Vivian
Robinson and Mrs. Arthur Jones of
Chak-leston, W. Va.-, sj>ent a few days!
this week with Mr. and Mrs. Vi rjril
Abrams. ' I
Mrs. T. A. Kllerbe of Greenwood,
visited Miss Pearl Hitt during the
past week-end.
Mr, and Mrs. William Cromer, Miss
Sara Cromer, and Mrs. MTller of New
berry, spent Sunday hee with friends.
Misses Beatrice Campbell, -Elsie
Painter, .Mrs. T. F; King and Sidney
Bry.«on and Will Allen Addy were in
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