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THURSDAY, DECEMBER 15, 1932
THE CLINTON CHRONICLE, CLINTON, S'. C.
Hugh ti. Eichelberger
NEW YOkK UFE MAN
Ten Years Experience
Professional Insurance Information
Furnished Free
Office: Room 209 Jacobs & Company Building
^ Personal rVention ^
Miss Macie Shcrard was
in Greenville on Tue55day.
J. W. Milam, Jr., of Shelby, N. C.,
Sunday with his parents, Mr.
jam! Mrs. J. Will Milam.
I Mrs. Raymond Pitts is actinj? as
'substitute teacher for Miss Nancy
I Owens at the Florida Street school
* during: her illness.
r Miss Bertha Gallmap of Xev'bervy.
a visitor
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Ml'S. F. E. Simms of Chester, visit
ed Dr. and Mrs. J. Lee Youn^: on Sun
day.
Claudius Jewel of Raleigh, N. C.,
IS visiting his uncle and and aunt, Dr. u
and Mrs. R. W. Johnson.
Mr. and Mrs. O. T. Rawing of*
Greer, spent Sunday here with the lat-
ter’.s Sister, Mrs. John Griffin Pitts. |
Miss Helen Milam is ac'inig nr, sub-1
is spending several days witli Mr. and '"fitute teacher afthe
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“PROSPERITY”
IS COMING
Starring
Marie Dressier
and
Polly Moran
HAPPY DAYS ARE HERE AGAIN
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CASINO THATRE
Monday & Tuesday
DECEMBER 19 and 20
^ Mrs. R. L. Plaxico.
I Sli^ Sallie M’right has rctL—nod
i from Gi^emvTlfe where she has been
! visiting her sister, Mrs. H. L. Torld.
I Mr. and Mrs. Duckett Adair and
'Mr. and Mrs. Rutledge Adair of Co-
t lumbia, spent the week-end with Mr.
' and Mrs. R. V. Adair,
j Mrs. C. M. I Bailey and daughters,
I Isscs Lucy and Florence, wore visit-
I ors in Spartanburg on Friday.
Mrs. C. D. Pitts has returned home
>chool in the place
^Vorkman, who is ill.
Academy Street ^
of Mrs. N'ene:
Nov. Honor Rolls
For Clinton Schools
Christmas
Providence School
Second grade: Fay Duckett, Nellie
Osborne. Edith Wright, Lewis Oakley, j
A. M. Shumake, James Von Hollen,]
after being a patient at Dr. ITays’j Earb Wright. j
I Third grade: Gaynelle Hairston,!
Neighbors of j Claude Crocker.
hospital the past week.
Mr. and Mrs. J.
William.ston, spent the week-end with
the former’s parents, Mr. and Mrs.
* W. E. Neighbors.
Paul Simmons of I^urens spent
Sunday here with his sister and
brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd
1 Hitt.
Mrs. R. C. Adair is acting as sub
stitute teacher at the Florida Street
school for Miss Ina Curry, who is ill.
. Fourth grade: Vivian Kidd, Oscar
Harrison.
i ifth grade: George Turner.
Academy Street School
First grade: Charlotte Daniel, Myra
McDowell, Martha Foster, Sarah j
Martin, Lucile Passmore, Gerald
Brown, David Jenkins, A. D. Hill,
Marvin Petty. Mary Ella Fortner,
Mi.ss LaVcrne-McQuu^toim.will _ar^i:vclyji Garner^ Irene 1 Raymoml!
W rappings
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CHRISTMAS WRAPPINGS
j rive this weel^-end from Macon, Ga., I Taylor.
to spend the Christnms holidays withj ^econd grade: Richard Fosto", Vel-j
mother, Mrs. Cord ^IcQtiTsToh.’
I her
dee Hodgi?, T*orrie Ffmma Croek-tM-, Ru-i
Mrs. Thornwcll Dunlaj) has return- fus Hamlhack, Lillian Handcock. Eliz-
ed home after being a patient at Dr. abeth Crocker, Ruth Jones. Faina
Hays’ hospital for the past several Wood, Grace Meadows, Fiffie Mae
days. Wilbanks, ('harles Windsor.
.Mr. and Mrs. Bonner Hurvley of Third grade: 11a Curry, Margaret
Greenwood, spent the week-end here i .Mosley, Ray Wilson, Kathleen How-
with the latter’s parents, Mr. and j ard, Birdie Tillman, Margaret Greg-
Mrs. A. B. Blakely. j ory, Ansel Wright.
Miss Lois .\dair is acting _as sub-j F'ourth grade: Perry Camiihell, J.
stitute teacher at the high school in i D. Gaines, Ix'i oy Stockman, ('ather-
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Argo Slioad or Roaedale Halves
PEACHES
Budweiaer or Blue Hibboil
MALT
Cloverbioom or Brookfield
BUTTER,
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BEANS :
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ine Parkman, ftvelyn M’ilhurn, Fivelyn
S^owe, Yvonne Giles, ..Mildred Wind
sor, Marion Jones, Otis ^ai'rison,|
Leonard Scott, Lizzie Bell Wilbanks. !<►
In your Chrkstmas Shopping make your selee-
ticn from our Decorated Tis.sues, Seals, Tags,
Enclosure Cards and Tinsel Cords.
place of Miss Olive Tuck, who is ill.
Mr. and Mrs. R. Z. Wright, Jr., of
Washington, D. C., are visiting the
former’s father, R. Z. Wright.
Bothwell Graham, 111, spent the
week-end in Columbia and attended High School
the I)ama.s dance, held at the Univer-^'* F^Ieventh grader^Rosa Bailey Little,;
sity Saturday night. .Mary Glynn Chambers, Suella Den-'
Misses Kathryn Coleman, Helen and ! ^<^n. F'rances ♦Spiatt, Roswell Porter,
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F'uy Adair spent the week-en*!
.Augusta, Ga., with Miss^ Mary
Kbeiiey.
Mis.s F'rOnde Kennedy of Spaitan-
b\irg, is spending some time here with
Mariin,
Mrs. Fu'ic Barnes was in Little
Florence .Adair, Vivian Parks .Adair,
Ruby Woodruff, James Sloan, F'Joise
Von Hollen, Robert McLees, Margaret
Taylor. Margaret Moorhead.
Tenth grade: F'lizaheth Buzhardt,
1 i z a) m t b- -4Iaw4sT—Hayi^e—AV’t) r-k mim;-
V’eia Miller, .Ada Sue Alien; Helen
Mountain F’riday for the presentation Bobo, Irene Dillard, Joyce Pitts, Sara
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of “The F'idlies,’’ in which her little
daughter, F’li/.aheth. iiart’cipated.
Miss Lucy Bailey is substituting as
teacher at the Academy Street school
during the illne.ss of Mjs.s Martha Da
vidson.
FTrskine Blakely of New York city,
is visiting his parents, Mr. an<l Mrs.
L. I). Blakely, who live near here.
Mr. and Mrs. B. 1.. King arid .Mr.
and Mrs. H. P. Phillips of Spartan
burg, were called to Lydia Saturday
on account of the death of the for
mer’s brother. Evans King.
F’riends of Miss FJizaheth Adair
will be, glad to know that she is re
covering from bruises receivasi lu.st
week when thrown frtun an automo
bile on which she was ri4ling.
Mis. Hulau't Jtitts, Mrs. G. ('. (>41 i-
orYie and Geo’'f?e Odioine, Jv., have
Osborne
Ninth gra4le: Sara Fb-anees Bald
win, Louise Chambers, Modeene. F'in-
ney, Nta4)eline Cassanova, Katherine
Graham, Baetitia Jones, Chjbstina
Sowers'.
Faghth grade: Rebecca Speake, '►
I’PRIf.v Sprunt, Lorene Rumph, Wil
liam Ijcaman, Alice Nabors, Teague
Harris, William Wade, Mary Jane
Sturgeon, Dorothy Clarke, B. L.
Wood, Tliomas Ellison, Adelaide Rob
erts, Thelma Taylor, Charles Sullivan,
Carroll Barnes.
FUNCTIONS
OF ASANK"
FIRST—To furnish the commodity a safe de
pository for surplus funds and funds for
business and personal use.
returned from a .several days visit to i
F'loricia Street School
F'ir.st grade: Chri.s Adair, William
Graham, John Agnew, .Anita (’assa-
nova, Peggy John.son.
Sei'Diul grade: Marcia Galloway,
.Mildred Peniue, Agne.s Hipp, Byrd
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CAKES
ll-LB. BAG
45<
Large Irish POTATOES, 10 lbs. 19c
ONIONS, 3 lbs 10c
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Burdette in
Charleston.
F’riends of Mrs. ('. C. Gih's will be
glad t4) kn(4W that she returned home
Sunday after being a patient4f in the
Georgia Baptist hospital in Atlanta
tlie pii.st f4*\v wc’eks. Mr. Giles went
over Friday and accompanied her
home.
The foll4»wing out-44f-town t^'achers
of the city schf44)ls faculty leave to
morrow t<4 spen4| the holidays at their
respective* homes: i .Alisses Olive Tuck,
.‘'’partaniiurg; Narcissa Gray, William-
iiton^. Azile Liviag^iton, Precipe*) ity;
Louise Sims, Waterloo; Ansie Kirven,
and Lucy Burns, Sumter; Gladys Stil-
well, Silverstreet; Lily Mae
je wherry; Nella Long, Ridgelan<i;
nna Bell Fludson, Mcfioll; Margaret
McCord, Hodges; Paul V’ane FJrod,
Greenville; Floy Owings, (iray Court;
.Alline Newsom, Flartsville; Ina (air-
ry, Simpsonville; Lillian Brown, Bel
ton; Lily Yarborough, Fmoree; N][ar-
tha Wilbur, Charleston; A. L. Duck
ett, Greenwood; H. A. .McQueen, Mul
lins; John Kilgo, Darlington.
McMillian, Rufu:* Sadler, Virginia
SECOND — To supply ^redit to its customers
for tjieir legitimate needs.
This bank meets both of the above require
ments with safety for its depiKsitors’ funds
always the first consideration.
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NEW BUSINESS CORDIALLY INVITED
CRAf^ERRlES, quart
15c
ORANGES, each
Ic
APPLES, 2 dozen
15c
TANGERINES, each
Ic
CHOCOLATE DROPS, Ib. .... 10c
MDCED CANDY, lb.
10c ;;
COCO ANUTS, each
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5c
|-e«‘ge RANANAS, dozen
20c
APPLES? by the box, any size,
Fancy Winesaps ,. $2.0C(^ ;;
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P. C. Delegation
In Greenville
Sperry, .Ame/Jac(4bs, Carolyn Henry,
fean Layt44n, FGwyn o-urgeon, Mar-
.,aret Simpson, Nancy Johnson.
Thirrl grad4*: Betty Hunter^"Agne.s
Kern, J(4hn Sloan, Hannah Lou Dar-
gun, Jane Little, .Mary Bailey Owens,
Virginia Sumerel, Mai^jorie Miller,
\nn4*Ue .Moorhead, Viiginia Wier.
F’mirth grade: N(4lan4l Siiddeth,
F’ilizabeth Wysor, Carolyn MeSween,
Miriam (’4)l4n4in, F'rum'es lOduards,
Lula Giiiy 1 Han is, Emily Martin,
John Odir(4ne, Tht'lma Whitmiie,'
•Mary FJizaheth flattoTfi |
Fifth grade: F’rances Sprakr*, ,fT)1nr[
G. I'itt.s, Lewi.s I’itts, V'irginia S idU-r,
Herbert Chamljferiii” JoS(q)hine (’ope-
nnd, V’irginia Graham, Pt-armtw .Mor-
ri.Sj F’.ugene Sloan, Muiy FJiz;it4eth
Baldwin, Virginia Dillard, Irby Hipj),
Waller Reeder, .Helen Wils(4n, Charles
Varhorough.
Sixth grade: Ixmise .Iuc4)hs, Mar
garet Brice, Ix>uise Coe,' F’velyn
Henry, Inez Young, Betty Spratt,
Dori.s Suher, Margaret Kci’n, Otho
Johnson.
Seventh grade; Tench Owens, Nell
Wood, I>oui.se Bailey, P. Baldwin,’
Roy Johnson.
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Growth has a direct relationship to usefulness.
and usefulness to jj^rowth. For where we are al^
to be useful, friendlines.s, confidence and contin
ued ^atrona^e result.
A delegation from the “Y” and the
glee club of Presbyterian college con-
PLAY AT MOlINTVILLE
ON FRIDAY NIGHT
A faculty play, “Barbara Puts It
Over,’’ will he presented in the Mount
ducted the young people s meeting j,chool auditorium Friday night,
and the evening worship at the First
Presbyterian church in Greenville
Sunday.
Barnwell, Barron, Frampton, Neely
and Parker represented the Y. M. C.
A, and Johnson McCutchen, McDon
ald, Bums, and J. H. Montgomery
made up a quartet which rendered
several selections. L. A. McCall sang
a sol^.
Twenty-seven men from the glee
club had been selected to make the
trip, but on account of the illness of
Dr. Huntley and others, the trip was
postponed. The club had worked hard
on the program it was to presen^,
and it was with regret that the trip
was cancelled.
Dec. 16th. The public
mission 10c and 15c.
is invited. Ad-
See and hear the Portable
Philco Radio in Leather Carry
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minimum price, at SMITH’S
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and business of the hundreds of individuals, firms
and corporations whose names are on our ledgers.
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