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THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 1932
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THE CLINTON CHRONICLE, CLINTON. S. C.
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-•-Miss Kate Perridear is spending
severjki daVs at her home in Eastover.
RTrs^f ^tJh'irles Workmart, Misses
I Mr. and Mrs. C. E: Galloway and
Established 1886
gaged in a campaign at Wesleyan col
lege in Macon, Ga.
Mr, and Mrs. F. A. Tripplett .and_
§! children of Chester, spent Tuesday
11 with Mrs. Tripplett’s parents, Rev.
j* Friends in the city of H. L. Eichel-j
. [berger, wnll syntpathize with him in
Tilrs. E. B. S. Warren has returnedMarcia, spent the past j the deat\i'of his'brother, Walter C.l
from Spartanburg, where she has been I in Columbia with Mrs. Gal- Eichelberger, which occured at, his|,>
visiting Mrs. Er^ima Glenn. i loway’s parents, Mr. and Mys. George home in Florence^ on last Thursday.^ V
Mary and Elizabeth Todd were visit- Mrs. Gus Young and Miss Ludie'T. Barnes. Mr. and Mrs. Galloway at-j The following account of his death, t ^ ^ 1 I ^ I ^
ors in Greenville on Tuesday. Xtile Scott were visitors in Newberry ■ tended the Carolina-Sewanee,. gam^ under a Laurens date line, is taken ♦ j ^ J B ^
Mr. and Mrs. Homer W'oodruff of on Saturday. ^ , on Saturday. ' 'from The State of Friday: |5 ^
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Sarasota. Fla., are spending some
time with rel^atives here.
Miss Virginia Benjamin of Orlando.
W. O, Page 'of .\ugusta, was thei • Loraine Mahaffey of Columbia, is
j'ei^k-end guest of Frank Dennis at visiting his parents, Rev. and Mrs.
horrwell orphanage. jJ. E..Mahaffey. i.
Dilldrd Mrs. A. E. McIntosh is .spending
roi
90.
. Laurens. Sept.
Eichelberger, 19, native
jam in.
Jam-
t
Davis of Columbia,, spent a
Mr. and Mrs. Carlton Wihn and lit
tle son left Yesterday for Caesar’s
W'alter C. •
...... 1 ii'»7’A tT- ' T ♦ V. • r i.-‘er!en:f rger, iv, native of Laurens,|
Fla., sjint a few days last week with, John William Dilldrd spent last ^^rs. A. E. McIntosh is ■^pc'vmng^j^.j ^ hospital in Flor-
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Ben- ^veek-er. I in Spartanourg with friends. '’^J'*'cnre after a brief illness, followi ig
in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Roperts, ^ attack. » ' ^
in Columbia. p j ai ■ *■ brought to Laurens
few days the past week with friendii Head, where they will spend a few|^ \ tVilp pnd with iilffbt and the funeral ser-
(Columbia, spent the week-cmd with morning at 10:30 at
I.>cland Young Dossev McFadden ■ parents, ilr. an . rs. . -ithe home of a sister, Miss Loulie
IxMand \oung. Uos,e> Mcfaddan, ^ j, r j eonductad by tha Rev.
Dr. and Mrs. B. 0. Whitten. [Saturday for the Carolina-Sewanee' ...... W* Hodfjes and the Rev. K, I). Pat-
I~aac Copeland left Monday, forjoranie,'
weeks.
at Pro'byterian college.
F. L. Brigman, Jr., of Bishopville,
has been spending several days with; and Reeder Davis were in Columbia
— a Rood banking reference. E.specially
one at Clinton'.s oldest, iarge.st, and .strong
est bank.
Nashville Tehh., whefe Te" wnflT
as^Xstanc librarian at Peabody
lege.
and ‘ Mrs. Bohner Harvley bP
col-' (ji eenwood. spent the week-end with
Uhe latter’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. A.
at Lander college, spent Sunday with
-her - parents; ■ -Mr-.- - -Mresr --J oh» - Tv
Little. , 1.
Mrs. R. F. Blakely,, Missesf Nannie
ton. Interment followed in the Lau-L
; r^s ”*00 hieCery. " j'
Mr. Eichelberger is .survived by hisL
. , A, 1 t’ ,1. . widow’, the former Miss Addie Meis--*;^
Mr. and Mrs. Flovd Hitt w’ere called b Blakelv p , ter of Jamesville. Va,, four brothers.
to ('loss
count
of
Anchor on Thursday on ac-
the death of the latter’s
learn that he has returned
father, W. H. Simmons. home, after being a patient in the
Mi.ss Lina Howie has returned to Anderson hospital the past two weeks,
her home in Richmond, V’a., after vis-j m,;; a. D. Cooper of Union, spent
ittng Miss Florence Bailey the past ■ f. j^jay here with friends,
several days. ^ ' Friend? of Rev. J. E. Mahaffey will
Dr. R )bert P. Jeanes of Greenville, he s«>rry. to learn that he is confined
spent the week-end with his parent.-^, {o hi*' home on Ea. t C'arolina avenue
Mr. and .Mrs. P. S. Jeanes. on a.-count of illness.
rington. Mrs. Blakely repiained for a
Miss Katheijine
past week-end in
few ddys visit w’ith her daughter.
Mrs. Virginia Guerrard returned to | J
her home in Greenwood on Monday
after a week’s vi.sit to her childen.
Miss Helen, .Mien and Edwin Guer
rard, at Thornwell orphanage.
Gary .X.* Eichelberger of Lynchburg,;
Va., and Hugh L. Kichellierger of Clin-b
one sister. Miss Loulie,'
Eichelberger of this city. He was a |
son of the late Mr. and Mrs. John-A.-!'
Eichelberger. j
Mr. Eic helberger had lived in Flor-j
a
^For 46 year.s this bank has given
broad banking .service. A.s time rolls by our
. service4o our cusiomers increases;
•o
*1^"^ son of Greeenwood, .spent the week-
Ridgeway with
Mr. .iiid Mrs. W. C. Shealy and lit
tle daugl ;ter, spent Sunday in Little
Mountain with the former’s parents, friend
Mr. and Mrs. J*. W. Shealy. Rev. .s. P. Bowles was a visitor in
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Hai’ker and ('dumbia yesterday,
children v .\tkins. spent the week-end j Mrs. J. R. Little returned Lv her
with Mv.s. Harker’s parents, .Mr. and home in Columbia on F'riday after
Mrs. A B.'Blakely. jvi.iting Mr. and Mrs. W. \V. Harris
V/iHia.V; Galloway of ^Florence, spent; the past w«Hik.
Friday here with relatives and friends Mr., and Mrs. B. S. Pinson were in, Sundav
at Presbyterian college. Columbia on Tuesday. Mr. | ^rs ^ ^Candp Kopp, Mrs. Corrie
Miss Louise Cox spent the week-end, went dow'n to register for his maste^
Misses Gladys and Miiiam Nel-on. ^ period of vears and |
accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Joe Ncl- ^;n-. j j»re , „
had filled different positions as a
state and county peace officer. In re
cent years he had conducted a private
with her parents,.. Dr. and Mrs. F. L. lof arts thesis at the university.
Webb, it^ Whitmire. ' | Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Bailey and Miss , ^ j.
Mr. and Mrs, Mike Bailey left yesterday for North, ;,ith her daiighter.^ afte
, spent the week-end with the lat-, .ikeshoro, N. ( .. to spend ten days] i relatives hore the nast
weeks.
j erd in Rock Hill with their brother
■ and sisterdn-law, Mr. and Mrs. Gur-,^
' don Nelson.
I Mrs. Mary Chalmers has returned, ^ ^^ ^ ^
: from Statesboro,-Ga., where she has j —. TvyiivT a t&ffvT t
* been spending several weeks with Mr. I JOANxN A IVULiL NEWS
land Mrs. Charles Wallett. Mr. and j
Mrs. Virgil Abrams met her in Au- Miss Mary Granger of Savannah,
Ga., spent the past week with her sis
ter, Mrs, A. 1). Barron.
Mrs. J. L. Delany recently visited
spent Sunday in ('olumbia with Rev. i her mother in Ikdton.
R. M. Sharpt‘ of Durham, N. C., is
NEW BUSINESS CORDIALLY INVITED
Bair£toii
B N K E R S
OLDEST
STRONGEST
'I'Adair, I. O. Adair and P. B. Adair
ca
ter’s parents.
Cooper. .
Mrs. Sam Maddox and little
have returned from a visit to relatives
irr Phoenix City, Ala., and Marietta,
Ga. Mr. Maddox spent the week-end
in Marietta and accompanied them
home.
Mr. and Mr%. T; L. Iwith Mr. and Mrs. A. O. Bray.
i Mr. and Mrs. Duckett Adair of Co-
son Itumbia, si>ent the week-end here with
the former’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. R.
F Adair. ^
Miss LaVerne McQuiston has re-
r vis-
past two
Among those attending the funeral
of W. H. Simmons in Cross Anchor
Saturday were: Rev. H. 0. Chambers.
Mrs. John Yarborough, Mrs. Metta
Joe
.miss i.a>erne .uc^^uiscun nus j a. Slice, Mrs.
sum,.d her p,«mon with the «ill.aras | chaney, Miss !
Finance company, which is now- en-1 ,
Mr. and Mrs.
Hitt and Mi's.
M. S.
ROGERS
DUALlIt FOOD 5HDP5
-AMEBIC AN—SWEET MIXED
Pickles
(
25-OZ.
JAR
19
ROSEDALE—SUCED
Pineapple”-" 15
STRINOLESS—GREEN '
Beans 3 'L' 20
POST BR.AN
Flakes
PRO.
O'
PILLSBURY’S—BEST
Flour
24-LB.
I'BAO
75'
STQKELY:S:r-LYE
Hominy 3”"25
GOLD LABEL
Coffee
LB.
25
QUICK SUDS
SUPER
SUDS
13 reoe. 25^
— WALDORF-
TOILET .
TISSUE
' Mary Bobo,
I Hitt, James
; Hamm.
I Among those attending the Clem
.spending a few weeks with his par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. J, M. Sharpe.
Mr. and Mrs.. (L E. Boland were
called to Batesburg Saturday on ac-1
count of the death of Mr. Buland’s
mother.
Mrs. C. A. O’Shields and Mr.s. Anne
Cole attended the funeral Monday of
Mar-; Dr. J. M. O’Shield?, in Pauline.
Missj Mr. ^nd ^Trs. Yancy I’hillips of
EuKene | Honea Path, spent the week-end with
.Mr. and Mrs. George Craft.
Yates Friday of North Greenville
academy, spent last week-end with
son-P. C. game on Friday were: Dr.parents, Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Frady.
and Mrs. T. J. Peake, Mrs. W. A.
Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Giles, Mr.
P. M. Rhodes and family attended
the funeral Tuesday of Monnn* Page,
KOIX8
19^
SCOTTISSTTE
TOILET
TISSUE .
} ROLLS 25^
for a CLEANER
WHITER WASH
OXYDOL
2 PROS. 15^
AMERICAN
OILL
PICKLES
25^
as-oz.
jars
W^SH POWDER
GOLD
DUST
PKOS.
10#
and Mrs. J. J. Cornwell, Miss Martha in Woodruff.
M’hitten, Miss Florence. Hailey, MisSj Mi. s Willie (’ox siient the week-end
Lucy Bailey, Miss .leannette Craw-1 ^ith her mother in Simpsonville.
ford. Prof. John Davis, Prof. T. E.j Mis.s Floride Crouch spent last
Lcthery,_Ckpt. M’. L. Blaiiftm, L. S. |vveek-end with her parents, .Mr. .and
McMillian, H A-,-C«vp>lMyid, Dr. S. (L|Mr,i p W. Crouch, in .Saluda.
Hays, J. H. Hunter, C. E, Galloway.] Misses Loraine Turbyfill and Bes-
Frank Godfrey, Frank Dennis, Thorn-Adams and Otis .Murphy, visited
well Dunlap, F. L. Hriginan, Jr., VV-| friends in ('ohiinbia last .Sunday.
L. Jones. T. 1). Jucolis, Mrs. H. O. { , — -
Whitivn, Miss Milored Whitten, Miss:
. .’Vgnes Shealy, Miss Collett Davis, Mr,
and Mrs. W’illiam ^jontjoy, Mr. and
I .Mrs. A. J. Swaii.-i'n, Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Wilkes. Dr. John MeSween,
('.apt.’ K. E. Wysor, Prof. H. E. Stur
geon, Mr. and Mrs. C. VV. Grafton,
I Ray Pitts, P. M Pitts, .\ldine Blakely,
E. Nichols, Cbas. W. Cooper, Dar
rell Franks.
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To My Friends
and Customers
September 2(>, 1932.
Dear F'riend:
.Most of us have aiini\ersaries; s4>me
often, some far between; some pleas
ant, some (as the youth of today
would say) “not so hot”; though when
we plan an anniversary celebration of
any kind, we always run our hoptvs ti»
fever heat in anticipation of the ful-
Mr. and Mrs. Bub BaggotL and j flllment of our prd dreams.
Bob, .Tr'., of ATigiTsT^, speiiT last w<‘ck- | ^ The weeh oT Sept€*mT>erT6tTrT<rGc-^
end with heir parents, Mr. and MrsJtrdier 1st is my little anniversary. No,
.S. A. I.eaman. not wedding. Just the completion of
Mr. and Mrs. L. K. .Martin spent *'"> sixth year as man.ager of the^
Sunday with relatives in Whitmire. direct Atlantic At Pacific Tea Com-
Krne.n Pin.son and Martin Boyce pany's store at Clintr n as well as my
left this week for the University of M'X’nth anniversary in the (ireat At-
I South Carolina. lantic At I‘acific Tea Company’s ser-
A Broad Banking
Service
For all branches of business
and for every member of
the family.
NEW ACCOUNTS INVITED
E BANK OF PERSQNAtrSERViCEr
Cross Hill News
Cross Hill. Sept. 20. - Mr.s. J. H.
Haw’kins is visiting relatives in P'lor-
ence.
/
SANKA
COFFEE
“ 50#
it ~
N. B. C. PREMIUM
FLAKE
CRACKERS
12M#
LD
PKQ.
FRESH EGGS
dozen
21c
FLOUR
48 lbs.
9Sc
APPLES
Zdbzen
15c
PEACHES
dozmi
20c
IRISH POTATOES 10 lbs.
19c
LETTUCE, head S)c Large heads TVzc
TOMATOES
pound
5c
FAT BACK
pound
7c
RIB MEAT
—a
pound
. 9c
Misses Frances Hawkins and liUcy
Goggans returned to Winthrop last
Monday.
MrsJ Miller Pirson and Calhoun
Pin:on spent Monday in Columbia,
^Charles Henry LeamaTi lefCfor
in Clinton Tuesday.
Faye Pinson celebrated her fifth
vice. I am calling this my anniversary
week as I want to make this week the
“Banner W'eek” in gross sales. I in
vite you to help me. I cannot do it
without the help of my friends and
«tt«ttrmer». Will you? t
If 1 have J>een a succe.«sful and]
satisfactory manager from the cus-
birthday Monday. Those present were: fomer’s viewpoint, I owe it all to the,
/osey and Gladys Hollingsworth, .Mary I customers for they have recognized
Brown Griffin, Marjorie and Jack I my desire to serve and to please, and
Gregory, Betty Weldon r.eahian, Bob-. I appreciate the recognition and thA
by Chapman, Helen Miller Lea man,' .support that has followed it far more
Jean Allen, Clayton Simmons, Carroll j than mere wordw can express. My stay
Scurry Mills, R. B. Austin, Jr., Mary'at this store has. been made mo.'-t
McGill, June "Crisp, Billy Nettles, Guy i pleasant by my customers and I truly
Martin, Faye Pinson, Ice cream and, believe that I have as fine a lot of
cake were served. 1 people to serve as any store manager
Miss Margaret Hipp spent the. any where has ever been blessed with;!]]
week-end with her parents. I whofe tolerance is a virtue, in consid-jo
Miss Lizzie Charter spent last week-j eration of the bovs behind the coun- ] ]
end in Clinton with relatives. ter; a people whose cup overflows^
Mr. and Mrs. Jack McFadden, of with the milk of human kindness.
Coronmea, spent "Sunday with rela- These” thoughts lighten the seeming
tives. dri^gery, and make the long hours f
short. '
In honor of this' occasion.. I have
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Hallman, of
Springfield, spent the week-end with
Mr. and Mrs. Miller Pinson.
Mrs. Allen and little Jean Allen, pf
Florence, are the guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Homer Goff.
Mrs. Mamie Calhoun is visiting rel
atives in Greenwood.
Misses Reba and Virginia Calhoun
returned to their schools the past
week.
many splendid Vpecial^prices on vari
ous items for this week. It’s “W'here
Economy Rules," and millions have
learned the truth of that slogan.
Yours very truly,
L. L. STILLER.
Manager, Clinton, S. C.
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