The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, January 19, 1933, Image 5
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THURSDAY. JANUARY 1». 1933
THE CUNTON CHRONICLE CLINTON. S. C.
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P Personal /Aention ^
H. D.-Henry & Company
INSURANCE ’
STOCKS
BONDS
REAL ESTATE
LOANS NEGOTIATED
entertaining
^ Mac B. Hipp of Newberry visited'Mrs. W. D. Copeland'the past several
i relatives here on t*riday. days, has jrone to Anderson to visi^
[ J. F. Jacobs left Monday on a busi- her parents, Mr. and Mrs. O. O. Casey,
j ness trip to New York. ! Mr. and Mrs. W. C. O.Kley are
I Irby Hipp ^d little son, Irby, Jr., i spending: several days this week in
j visited relatives* in Newberry on Mon-j Washinjfton, D. C.
I day. > R. E. Ferpuson teturned yesterday'
I Mrs. T, D. Rama^e of Barksdale,'Ifj-oni a business trip to .Atlanta. The
I is visiting her sister, Mrs. E. L. | trip was made by plane. ^
Chandler.. ^ j Miss Ethelyn Robinson has returned
Mr. and Mrs. James^Saye and fam-j to her home in Easley after spending
ily of Rodman, visited'friend.s in the j a few days with her sister, Mi-s.
city on Sunday. | Thomas D. Jacobs.
Mrs. Ethel Pitts, Misses Ella .Adair, Mrs. Haine Buford and sons of
Jeannette Pitts and Madclyn Adair; Rush River, spent,the week-end here
were visitors in Greenville on Tues- with her sister, Mrs. \V. J. Duncan.
j Mrs. .A. E. Spencer and son, .Almon, |
Mi.ss Pansy Woodruff spent Sunday were visitors in Greenville on Mon-j
in Green\ille' with her sister, Miss' day, |
.Marjorie Woodruff. ' j Friends of Dr. T. k W. Bailey will'
Mrs. George R. Holland an Mrs.
Jodie McMillian were visitors in'
Greenville on Tuesday.
^e glad to know / that he returned
and Mrs. . John E. Strange, two weeks.
home Sunday after being a patient^ in
the Greenville City hospital the past j
Gi-eenville with the]
I Mr.
I spent Sunday in
! former’s parents.
Bill Milam and Posey Watts Cope
land spent Sunday in Spartanburg
with friends.
Dr. and Mrs. J. D. Jacobs of .At
lanta, Ga., spent Sunday here with
.Mrs. J. F. Jacobs, Sr., and Miss Clara
Duckett, en route to Myrtle Beach.
Mis. John T. Blakely and Mrs. Gus
Burton and little son, spent Monday
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Drummonci spent
Sunday in 'SpArlanburg with friends,]
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Ramage spent |
Sunday with the latter’s parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Thad Sann, who li/e near
in Newl)erry with Mrs. O. O. Copeland4 Harvlry,
I-jiurens.
Mrs. A. B. Blakely, Mrs. E. B.
Sloan, Miss Mattie Blakely, Miss Ten-
sie Blakely and Miss Lidie Blakely
spent yesterday in Greenwood with
the fornier’s daughter, Mrs. Bonnet*
I and Mrs. J. H, Hipp,^
Mrs. Julia Griffir. ami .Miss Collette
-and Mra. P,
ily, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde l.«nkford and
Mrs. Charles S. Lankford spent Sun
day in Cross Keys with Mr. and Mrs.
.1. R. Whitmire and Mrs. Rosa W.
You can’t beat
this combination—iccK:old
Coca-Cola with salted nuts.
/ the hi>ok *‘When You
Griffin were visitors in Greenville on
Saturday.
Duffie Stone roturr.el Sunday from
Greenwood .where he has been spend-, bishop.
ing several^ flays with relatives. ; d,-. John MeSween attended the :in-
Hugh Morgan of Laurens, spent | nual ladjes’ night celebration of the
Sunday here with J.
family. L
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Kenneth S. Cox of Greene*'stle, Ind..
is spending several days here with
friends at Presbyterian college.
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Neighbors of
Williamston. spent the week-end lu*i*e
.A. Coleman and | Kiwanis xlub of Spartanburg held on
Thursday evening at the Cleveland
hotel. He was the jirincipal s’peaker
of the evening.
^ If you could bo in
Iwo places at once...
Suppose you could be seated comfortably
at home and yet be enjoying a visit to a friend or relative
miles away... suppose a salesman in one city could add
that good prospect in another city to his day*s territory., •
But why suppose? Just lift the telephone receiver,
call “Long Distance,” and shortly your voice is making
the trip quickly and at small cost. For all practical pur
poses, you are in two places at once, with the full expres
sion ,o£ your pcrsortality which your voice conveys.
That Is why friends enjoy the personal touch of a
long distance telephone conversation. In business, long
distance telephone service is being successfully used in
buying, selling and collecting.
Use long distance telephone service today-—-or tonight
If you wish to take advantage of the lower rates on night
Station-to-Station service. .You, too, will be pleased.
Southern Kell
Telephone and Telegraph
(•NcoavaaATio)
Co.
ROGERS
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ROGERS NO. 37
FLOUR
f4-LB.
BAG
69
BAG
37
BAKERS COCOANUT
NUCOA MARGARINE
BROOKFIELD BUTTER^
KRISPY CRACKERS
LIFEBUOY SOAP 2
LIBBYS ASPARAGUS TIPS
HEINZ SPAGHETTI 2
GOLD LABEL COFFEE
EVAP. PEACHES 3
PONCY SUCED BREAD ^
QUAKER OATS
4-OZ PKG.
10^
La
12^
La
27«
La PKG. .
15#
CAKES
15#
NO. 1 CAN
11-OZ- C.ANS
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witiiiuMr. and .Mrs. W. E. Neighbors
and othlT relatives. I
Mr. and Mrs. W. D. ('opeland spent
.‘Sunday in Lauiens with Miss Ijonij^e.
Simmons. < .' •
Miss .lulia Ferguson left .Satuvday
for .Atlanta. Ga.. whi'n* she will snend
Forest Landfr
Yield Big Suin||
L(‘olumhia. .Ian. 17. For-est lands al-j
ready are yielding fanners f'f this^
statf' nearly Sd.OOO.(»()() annually ami!
-a ” , t ollingwood, of the .Ahum lean rf>r-|o
E. .lont's, Mr.s. Fayette
Henry. Mrs. .A. M. ('opeland and Mrs.
('. B. Bfdts were vi.sitors in (’oIuihFna
on Woflnesday.
Gapt. and Mrs. R. W. Hudgens of
Greenville visited Mr. and Mrs. B. R.
Fuller on Sunday.
Mrs. J. A. Bailey and, .Miss Alden
Bailey were visitors in Ghorlotte, N.
(’., la.st week.
.Mrs. Lola Simmons of Gross .An
chor, is spending this week with her
daughter, .Mrs. Floyd Hitt.
Mrs. .1. A. Bailey attended the con
servation meeting which was hidd at
Drayton hall in Goluinbia on Tuesday.
Floyfl Hitt, formerly with Rogers’
store of this city, hut recently trans
ferred to Edgefield, spent Sunday
with .Mrs. Hitt and little son.
estry association, Washington, tobl a
state-wide ctmscrvat ion meeting lieir
to<luy.
“I'orest Jands that iiia‘hy“^think of'
as an asset because of their beauty,” j
Gollingwood said, “really have an nh-]
portant economic value. From approx-l(>
imat^dy 4,000,000 acres of' farm wood-i
land in South Garolina, farmers get|(>
an annual revenue of $5,800,000." j ] |
The fore.ster explained this did not j J
include commercial woodlands, or na
tional forests in the upper part (rf the
state. He said income from forest land
in the state could be materially in
creased through fire luevention and
other forestry development methoils.
TO SERVE AND TO
ENDURE
Het-e and there acro.ss the face of the globe are
monuments to man's wilt to serve humanity. These
monuments, sometimes feats of engineering, .some
times triumphs of business organization, are always
destined to endure, not for any private gain, but for
the general good. Of such a character is the strong
banking institution. It must be founded upon princi
ples cf service, and built up .solidly from that foun
dation.
WADE ATTENDS
MUNICIPAL MEET
01 U FORTY-SIX YEARS RECORD SPEAKS
FOR ITSELF.
'Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Eichelberger ] ^ '
have moved into their new homo in R V\. Wade, city attorney, went to
Gollege V'itw. ^, Golumhia Tuesday night to attend
Mr. and Mrs. Ellisor Adams of the meeting of the executive commit- ]
Newl>ei ry. spent Sunday with .Mr. of the Municipal A.ssociation of
Phthijis Tomato Sovp, or
F’ott
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Pineapple
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Jewel
NO
CAN
8-LB.
Carry-Cartom
48'
Fancy Red SALMON, can
15c
Alaska Pink SALMON, tall cans,
"I for “
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and Mrs. \V’. J. Duncan.
I John T. Little and Jack Adair were
i business visitors Atlanta, Ga., last
I week-end.
.South Garolina hebl yesterday morn
ing. The committee i- comjiosed of
Miss Elizabeth .McGants of Ninety-*
SI*;, is visiting h'‘r sister and brother-
in-law. Dr. ami .Mrs. F. F. Hicks.
W. G. .Mayes of Newberry, is visit
ing his sister. Mrs. .Muiy Chalmers,
and other relatives.
' Mrs. .A. J. Sproles left yesteiday for
fGrornwond to .spend several days with
rtdutives.
Mrs. .1. 1. f’opeland of Gaine;;* ille,
Ga., who has been vi.siting Mi. and
.A. G. Mann, mayor of Greenville; R.
H. Jennings, mayor of Orangeburg;
R. .A. Rou.se, mayor of Gheraw; \V. I*,
(ioodman, city manager of Rock Hill;
Dr. L. B.. Owens, mayor of Columbia;
K. M. Kennedy, mayor of Camden;
Dr. W’. \. Barnett, mayor of Green
wood; H. K. Gilbert, mayor of Flor-,
ence.
— Legislative matters ^iffei'Gng towns!
and cities o . <'r the state were b'*foi e
the committee for consideration. ^
NEW BUSINESS CORDIALLY INVITED
M. S. Bailey i Son
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Libranan~Makes
I JOANNA MILL NEWS
Report For 1932[f^
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lAldville, .Ian. IL-^Mr. and .Mis. J.
C. Brown, fo Spartanburg, and .Mrs.
Mable Weathers of I^urens, visited
.Mrs. .Sallie. Brown during the jiast
I.aurens, Jan. 12. — The I.aurens
county library loaned 2n,S41 hooks
(luring HL32, an increa.se of 4,763 over
* the year befoi e, according to the arf- —
I nual report made by Mrs. Clyde K. W. R. Brown returned to his home
I Ray, librarian. The books wei-e dis- here last we<‘k after visiting his
tributed from the main library at brother, ('. C. Brown, in Key West,
Laurens and 21 different stations ini Fla.
the county, as follows: [ Mi.ss Zona Norris Clinton, spent
Oak Grove, I^anford Station, I" I®*’’'* j jjunday w'ith Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Love
lace.
Cohunlm River SALMON,
Small cans 5c
NUCOA, lb.
12V2C
: NUTSPREAD,lb....... 10c
Select Irish POTATOES, 10 lbs.. 19c
ONIOMS,3ll». ... V 10c
FRESH EGGS, dozen
25c
: APPLES, ORANGES and
ing .school. Cross Hill, Trinity-Ridge,
Bark.sdale, W'aterloo, Ware Shoals,
Gray Couit, Mountville, Hickory Tav
ern, Garlington, Bethany school, Ren-
no, Goldville, Wadsworth, Youngs
school, Lydia Mill, Mount Pleasant,
Bethel Grove school. Long Branch.
The number of registered borrowers
was 1,558, not including the borrow
ers from the 21 county stations. There
I were 373 books added during the year
I of which 191 were by gift, making a
total of 4,841 volumea in the library.
Y. S. Weathers of Moores, .s])ent aj
few days last week with his sister, j
Mrs. Sallie Brown. ’
Mrs. E. L Thomas and son* Wil-|
Ham, visited Mr. and Mrs. George Wil-
.son in Batl\, last week.
Mr. and Mrs. 0. M. Templeton and
son, Clisby, spent the week-end with
A Good Bank With Which
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STRONG and SAFE
COURTEOUS
•. .and...
PROGRESSIVE
WHEN YOU DO BUSINESS WITH THIS INSTITU
TION YOU ARE ASSURED THAT SAFETY AND
SERVICE, REQUISITES TO GOOD BANKING UPON
WHICH THIS BANK WAS FOUNDED, SHALL BE
STEADFASTLY ADHERED TO.
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Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Buchanan, in
Swannanoa, N. C.
Miss Virginia Dukes returned to
THE BANK OF PERSONAl. SERVICE
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Flowm For All
Occasions
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CLINTON
FLOWER SHOP
105 E. ATe.
Joanna Inn last Thursday after spend
ing two weeks with her parent.** in Se-
dalia.
Mr. and, Mrs. Dan Martin, Mi.«ises
Nellie and Edna Hannm visited Mr.
Martin's parents in Wrightsville, Ga.,
during the past week.
' Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Lanford and
daughter, Mary, vinite relatives in
Woodruff during the holidays.
Mra. T. D. Devaney returned Mon
day from the Newberry hospital. Her
II be glad to know t^mt^8|h|e
T^nt
operation.
The Cimton Chro^cleS1.50 a Year
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