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THURSDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1932
THE CLINTON CHRONICLE. CUNTON. S. C.
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^ I JBiiVLSirAI Bailey ‘attended the •Clinton
iP ’ ’ “ 5 Honea Path game FVidav. ,
^ Personal /Acntion ^ |! ■ D-ffie stow returned fro,,, »
rival of a daughter on Thursday, Sep
tember 22. r
Edgar .Smith, who has been’ quite ill
S! several days visit to relatives in Wal-jfor ^^veral weeks, is improving.
Bihalla. Friends of Mrs, Joel Nelson, Grove
iSiJi^S '■ W ■'IB'illfi' Miss Margaret Beeks of Greenville, street, will be glad to know that her
Ilf jj r o- -li ■ /-I «- » , . .. spent the week-end with her mother, condition i: improving. , '
Mrs. .Morgan To^ of S,rnp5pnv„.e.| Oscar U. Uver of Colu,nb,a, spent Lonnie Ounlnp of IVoodruff, spent R. G. GPrr a'nd .Iin,es Witherspooni
spent » lew days last week w.bh n^r ^ ,;,day and .Saturday here w.th tp., week-end here with friends. H attended the CaToli„a,Sewane.e foot-!
mo e.. . rs. mma , e. - j ^ tended the P. C.-Lenoir! j. p. Carter of Greer, was a visitor j hall game-in C(ilu,nhia Saturday.
Miss . Blanche Spedtz of Woodruff,! (tame nn Saturday. |in tjw city yesterday, I F,lends of Mrs. Fannie McCullough
was the week-end guesi of Mr, and' Mrs. H. \. .Abrams has returned I*. A. Simpson of Laurens, wis .a wnll learn with regret that -she is quite^
Airs. AI. B. Owens. | home from a vi.sit to her mother, Mrs. visitor here yesterday. , . I ill at the home of her sister, Mrs, AIc-i
Mr. and Mrs. John .Mien Dugan of H^'^ry Owen.« in Enoree. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde T.ankfprd .and Xeill. j
Hartsville, spent the week-end 'with William Blakely of Erskine semi- Mrs. Edgar Taylor visitod Mr. and; Mrs. G. H. Frady an 1 Airs. Dan
th^ir parentsi_ Air., and Mrs. W. E.:nary. spent the week-end with hi: par- ADs. J. C. Johnjon in NewSe/i'y on' Martin spent the weok-end in .Atlanta.
Neighbors and Mrs. L. M. Dugan. jer.ts, Air. and Mrs. R. Blakely. "S'nfurday. ■ .Mr.-arAtl Alrks.- G4enn--L-ranklia-,^d.
Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Plaxico Mr.-. W. Mr. and Airs. W. W. Lewis apd chil-! C. FI Galloway spent the 'v-''’*.: .end famhy visitt'd relatives in Whitjmire
B. Tribble, Mrs. P. S. Jeanes Mrs. E. -Whitmire, spent Saturday' in Atlanta and ivas head line nar, for Sunday. ^
’ ^ Born to Mr. and Alr.sj'FL C. .Abrams
B. Sloan and Miss Nannie Young Trib-i Mrs. Lewns’ parents, Mr. and the Georgia Tech-Clcm.son gam.',
ble were visitors in Greenville on Mrs. R. H. Hatton. [ Mr. apd Mrs. John Graham. .Jr., of a .son. Wallace .Martin, on Wcdne’iday.j
Tuesday. Mrs, Emma Little left last week for Spartanburg, wane guests of Mr. and September 21. ,
Miss Redge Peake of lender col- ^ weeks’ visit to her daughter. AL'j^- J. Clarence Cojieland on Sunday. A telegram from New York Sun-j
lege, spent the week-end with her par- Mrs. Harvey D. Brannon, in States- Airs. ^AV. P. Jacobs, Airs, A. W. Brice, day, Septernber 2o, announced the'
entSw Dr. and Mrs. T. J. Peake. i boro, Ga. Airs. J. W. Copeland and .Mrs. P. S.i birth of a daughter to .Mr. anj Airs.
Misses .Almena Milling and Medora j Mrs. R. L. Plu.xieo, Airs. W. B. Trib- Bailey w-ere visitors in Greenville omT. D, Leonard, Jr.
♦Browning of Converse college, w:ere, Mrs. P. .8; Jeanes and Aliss Nan- Tuesdaj. - , }, •
for- thr-dP. w’trre- orisitors in v-- NeHe Jitrarden -of Wgodnif f, j JO AN N .A S< TttKhly HON OR '
Rhyne game. • 'Greenville on Tuesday. spent the week-end with Alry^nd Airs.j ) ROLL FOR SEPTEMBER
Frank Dennis spent the week-end in Miss Mary Glynn Cham’bers visited FL L. Blakely. : Fir t grade: Viola Frazier.
her sister. Miss Evelyn Chambers,! Quitman Leake of the Low-man[ Sreond grade: Bobbie Jean Carr, Vi-
who is a student at Lander college, on home, near Columbia, sperrt the week-, ola Hall.
J Saturday. j end with relati|Ve: here. I Ih ’d grade: Jack Craft. Maurice
Mrs. John W. Furqueron, Mrs. Jack I 8. W. Sumerel and Miss Alaulde i Davenjmit, Louise F>llis, Mary Lan
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Athens, Ga., wdth friends at the Uni
versity of Georgia. *
Mr. and Airs. L. L. Adair of Spar
tanburg, spent Sunday with Mrs. Cor-
Scruggs and Henry Furqueron of Me-, Sumerel visited relatives in Newberry j ford, Beinice Whelchel, William F'ul-
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rie Adair and I. O. Adair. o j
Ray Pitts left last week for N^w-! ^"o»'m>ck, spent the past week-end with j on Sunday. ......
berry where he has accepted a posi-'Mr. and Airs. Henry M. Young. | Mrs.^W. 0. Brown of Rock Hill.i F'ourth grade: Juanita .Adam.s, lean-
tion with the Roger’s store j Mrs, Clair Pitts. Miss Hazel Boland j spent/fhe week-end with her si.ster, nette Gaskin. Marg;iret Godfrey, Har-j
Mrs E E Wavland and children, i Boland'were visitors in jM^.Alma McKee. 'old Lewis, Horace Prater, j
Jack and Doris of Charlotte X, C., i Friday. ; Mi?; Kitty Hatton of Pelzer, was' F'ifth grade: Mildred Bozard. Ixej
snent the week end with Mrs M j'i Mrs. Maude Hampton. Misses Pansy the we-.k-end guest of Mr. and Mrs. i Flllison, Charles Fbanks, R:iymondi
jpent; Kixth grade: F'loyd Abrams, J. H.
i Sunday here with his mother, Mrs. Dave.ipoit, Morton Hamm, Gray j
ueens-! Nannie Pitts. 'Stroud. Rosa .Mae Alote.s, I.avinia
Furqueron,
PICTURE FRAMING
Neatly Done
KODAK FINISHING
1 Day Service
Nichols Studio
I and Marjorie Woodruff spent the I Fayette Henry.,
I week-end in Hendersonville, N. C.,1 D..nny Pitts of Greenville.
„with friends.
Mi ss Margaret Jones of
j Chicora, spent the week-grid wHh her ! Mrs. R. FL Jone.s and Airs. .1. .A.jR iss, Hi'iirietta Turner.
'~pai^hfs.~ TTr. afTct 'Airs./ F^. D. Jones. | Bailey avetv-visitors in Columbia on Seventh grade: Richai d
' She was accompanied^by Aliss Martha ' Tuesday.
NOW IS THE
TIME TO BUY
Several residences in town./
Several farms, prices at
tractive.
Houses for rent, .Broad St.,
Owens Hill and College
View.
Clinton Realty &
Insurance Co.
B. H. BOYD
Adams,,
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panii^by .Miss Martha ' Tuesday. , Ro'bcrt Brazil, Grace BozarL Millie i
Brdwn, also of Qqwns-Chicora. j Aliss (bithorine .lone.' of Estill, t'oU', F.lliott Dobbbi.-, Orlena Odell,
Dr. and Alrs^C. R. Lynn le-n-e to-1 spent the week-end with her jiarents, Vallii rutnam, Dorothy Workman.
morrow for a week’s stay in F'lorida, i Dr. and Mr.s. F\ 1). Jones. j
where Dr. J;!y'nn will attend meetingsi Mrs. John W. F’niney. Mrs. .J. B-; m^ ^ |kT
'of F’lorida presbj’terics. i Yarborough, Airs. W. M. McAlillan,' iVlCwlAfCCB INftlTlCCI
.Miss Alary Guy. member of the fae-j Mrs. R. J. Pitts, Mrs. R. W,” Johnson. |
' ulty/at Queens-Chieora college. Char-^ Mrs. T. J. I^eake, Mrs. V. P. Adair,
Iptte, spent the week-end with Rev.! Mrs. B. H. Henry and Mrs. J. y. Fid-;
and Mrs. Fldward l^ng. i wards attended the Greenville Dis-1 annual meeting of the Thir-
Miss Ruth Benn of Queens-Chicora t^ict Missionary rally in Fountain Division assoeiation last week,
college, spent the week-end with Mr. Monday. MeSween was elected chap-
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AJf u pdlLulTuf fhisijaiik, you command not
only the best in efficient financial service, but
also such biisiness^guidance as long experience
and broad sources of authoritative information
may enable Us. to supply.
Throughout nearly half a century of .service
this institution has been known for the friend
ly interest it takes in,, the progress of every
patron, _ . ^ ’
NEW BUSINESS CORDIALLY INVITED i;
M. $. Bailei £ Son
BANKERS
OLDEST STRONGEST
SOth-Div. Chaplain
and Mrs. R. W. Benn.
Miss Margaret McGaughran
Newberry’, was the week-end guest of
Miss Margaret Moorhead.
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ATTEND INAUCrRAL PERFORMANCE LOEWS
GRAND — SOUTH’S NEWEST AND MOST MODERN-
LSTIC THEATRE, FEATURING “MARION DAVIES"
AND “ROBERT MONTGOMERY” IN BLONDIE OF
THE FOLLIES.
Tickets on sale for all trains Oct. 7 and 8, and trains
arriving Atlanta by 3:15 P. M. (C. T.) Oct. 9th. Limit to
leave Atlanta before midnight, Oct. 11th.
TICIyETS HONORED IN SLEEPERS OR COACHES.
STOP-OVERS ALLOWED — BAGGAGE CHECKED.
For full information apply Ticket Agent, or Fred Geissler,
General Passenger Agent, Atlanta, Ga. ^
SEABOARD AfR LINE RAILWAY
of the 105th ;
davs last week with her parents, Mr.! / .
1 -I* n X.' i»i 1 1 A....;.,,, 'tram, r).5th artillerv brig
and Mrs. R. F. Blakely. Mr. Arring-i .
Mr. and Mr.s. .\nsel Bobo r-r,
, rn 11 -.u iH”' ft'r the ensuing year. The group'
of Sunday at Clemson college with , , , ’ V .u
, • J IS made up of the veterans of the,
Irienos. . .
Misses Klsie Dendy and Hi'len!'^*^^^
Miss Helen Milam i.s spending this Brownlee of Laurens, were the week, meetings are held on the 28th of Sep-f
week in Lyman with relatives. ^ end guests of Miss Patricia Giles. tember each year. It convened atj
Mrs. J. B. Townsend, Sr., of Ander-j Mi. and Mrs. Ray McGee and chil- Knoxville, Tenn., this year,
son, is spending this week with her dren, Mr. and Mrs. Flugene Pratt and j The purpose of the meeting is toj
sisters, Mrs. J. F\ Jacobs, Sr., and; children and Mr. and Mrs, Joe L. commemorate the 2Hth of September, j
Miss Clara Duckett. ' Ikaudrut and children of Greenwood, j ujih, the day when the 30th division
Misse.s Patricia Giles. Myrtis Hoi-1 spent Sunday with their mother, Mr.s.: Hindenhurg line, the back-1
land, Nannie Sue Adair and F’rances, Mary Prather. bone of the German lines
Mrs. VV. W. Arrinitton and littif McSwwn was
ammunition
brigade of the
ton <ame down for tho werk-end »ndd'''”'™- Thr men in this Rroup were
laceompanied them home. mostly from North Carolina, .tenth
; Mrs- Joe Leake, Mrs. .George|Carolina and Tennessee^ ^
rWeatTiers; IjJlmn—SpeaJaL-_aiul - —
Mrs. T. J. laeake spent Saturday , TJ/afloxArOt'f'Il
Greenwood with the latter’s shn, l,a-1 VV aaSWOrtil OCnOOl
mar Nelson, who is attending Bailey
Military academy, and Miss Mary
Flmma Sp<*ake, who is a student at
1 I.ande^ college.
* Mr.*^. L. L. (’op<'land and children,
M rs. C. VV, W’ier and children spent
the week-end in (’harlolU*, N. C., with ' heth VV’orkman.
j Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Copeland, Jr., and I Second grade: Omega. .Monroe
fMr. and Mr.**. H. B. Speers. ('. VV. j • Thjj.(l grade: Jean Workman.
VViei, L. I,. Copeland and B. F’. Cope-i F'ifth grade: Martha V oung.
ilard, Sr, w-ent up Sunday and accom-! Sixth grade: .Marion Fldward
panied them home. s<m.
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1. A thoroughly modern service, embracing the
maximum of efficiency, plus the fullest pos
sible consideration for the customers of this,
institution.
2. Devotion to the community in which this bank
operates, a spirit of loyalty to those interests
that make for the betterment of our com
munity, which in turn means the most for
everyone, in every line of endeavor.
Complete protection of our depositors, in a-
good strong bank, where ample reserves are
maintained.
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THESE THREE IMPORTANT FUNDAMENTALS ARE
0FFEREH THT:1T:0PL1: W THIS SECTION
WHO ARE OUR CUSTOMERS.
“THE BANK OF PERSONAL SERVICE”
Honor Roll Given
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F’dllowing is the 8entomher honor j
roll for VVad.sworth school: !
F'irst gratle: Jim Crawford. Flliza-
Law-
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DAVE LOWELL
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j .Vlr. and Mrs. Marion Humph arm i
children spent Sunday with Mr. and
i Mrs. P.- K. Rumnh.
1 “Uncle Jim’’ Young spent Sund.iyj
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Miss Hattie Mue Horton of Chapin,
spent the week-end with her parents.
Mr. and Mrs, J, VV. Horton.
Ml. and Mrs. Rex Young and Mis?-'
es Rosa Sumerel and Mildred Young j
were in I^aurens Saturday.
Mrs. R. C. Turner and son, C'die,
and Mrs. Sallie B. Nabors were visit-
! ors in Laurens Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ma^e Young and ehil-
dien spent the we^k-end in Whitmire
with Mrs. Young's -parerTtii,-Mr.—^ornFf -
Mrs. C. H. Shannon. ]
Mrs. J. F. Whitmire entertained!
three of her grandchildren with a
birthday party la.st Saturday after-'
noon. The time was spent in playing
games, after which refreshments were
served to about forty little folk.
Seventh grade: Mary Clair Work-j
man.
UseCoupohs
for money
Hurricari^SchoeF Iflihbr Roll |
F’or September
Second grade: Ame Young, Mildr. d!
Burgess, Evelyn Nabors.
Third grade: Carolyn Young, Car-i
son Nabors. [
Fourth grade: Ralph Burgess, i
Fifth grgde: Jennie Lee Young,
Cooley Nabors-
Seventh grade: Marion Nabors.
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Goldville, Sept,. 29.—Mr. and Mrs.
A. F. Campbell of Clinton, spent Sun
day with C. A. O’Shields. _
Mr. and Mrs. Will Owens were
called to Pacolet Thursday on account
of the death of Mrr. Owens’ mother.
Mr. and Mrs. 0. M. Templeton spent
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Buch
anan, near Laurens.
Ervin Stroud of Fort Benning, Ga,,
is spending a few weeks with his par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. I. E. Stroud.
Mr. and Mrs. A. 1). Barron are re
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