The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, February 02, 1933, Image 5
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THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 1933
THE CLINTON CHRONICLE, CUNTON, S. C.
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r. M. BOLAND ^
P Personal/Aention ^
H. D. Henry & Company
INSURANCE
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.STOCKS ^ BONDS • BEAL ESTATE
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LOANS NBGOTTATBD ^
Established 1886
Every Woman
in Clinton
needs this 1
M^ss Sara Ray Cdleman 'vis^ited? Miss Sara Walker spent the ^eek-|
friends in Greenville on Sunday. end in Laurens with Miss Mary Hem-j
Bothwell Graham spent last week- Davis, . —^
end in Greenville with friends. Miss Alden Bailey of Easley si^ntjo
Delmar Rhame of Brooklyn, the week-end with her parents, ^r. i J ►
X. "Y„ Ls spending some time with hisi»nd Mrs. J, A. Bailey. ►
i patents. Dr. and Mrs. D. O. Rhame. ! Mrs.* 0. O. Cppelar.d and children
1 Mis1» Romaine Clark of Wilson, N.jof Newberry, spent Sunday with Mr.
fC., is the house truest of Miss Flor-land Mrs. W. C. Shealy.
fence Bailey. i I M**. and Mrs. L. V. Pinson, Mrs.;
Mrs. tTohn Ti Blakely has r^tu"ned j1™ Boland (
from Williamston, where she has ht‘en > attended a meetmfr of the Lutheran
visiting her sister, Mrs. W\ R. Blakely. Tuesday in Chapin.
Floyd Hitt and little son, B«b-’ for Palm Beach,
\ Mrs
, ibie Joe, spent Tuesday in Cross .\n-
ilchor with her mother.
Mr. and Mrs. Gus Burton and little
Ison, Henry,, sjient Sunday in Jones-
jville with relatives.
I Mr. and
Monday in Gray Court w'ith their
daughter and son-in-laiv, Mr. and
Fla., and Havana, Cuba, to spend .sev
eral day.s.
Mrs. H. G. Rheney, Miss Sanimie
Rheney and Miss Laurie Stevens of
. , -Augusta, Ga., and Mrs W’. T. Cook of
i visited friends heie on
Sunday.
Mrs. Floyd Hitt and little son.
Mrs. W. D. Arm^rong. j Marv Bi>bo, Miss Mary Beeks. | < ►
M.SS Mary Jo Rheney has returned;gi„ a„d iv.ev Watts Co|,eland|;:
to her position at the Clinton Cotton j , EdyeCeld with Fleyd
i-a. .f.— months ab-
T. D.
mill office, after
sence.
Miss Mary Howze Dillard of the
University of South Caro|lina, is
spending a few days with her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Dillard.
Misses Jamie Little, Nan White,
I and Mary Emma Speake, students at
Lander college. Greenwood, spent. a
few days hei*e this week.
Jacobs ha** returned fi-omj
Miami, Fla., after motoring Mrs. J.|
F. Jacobs, Sr., Miss Clara Duckett and |
Mrs. J. B. Townsend of Anderson,
down for a several weeks stay.
Mr. and Mr.s. John Sease, and Miss I
Mary Sease of Pro.sperity, Mis.s Grace 1
Sea.se of Columbia, and Mr. and Mrs.}
Elton Sea.se and son of Union, sjient
Neariy A Half
Century of Service
THE OLD REUABLE
Has served thia section of the state
with a broad banking service re-
gardless of business conditions. In
times of depression, it means a great
deal to have banking connections
with a strong institution.
NEW BUSINESS CORDIALLY INVITED
S. Bailey & Son
F. L. Brignian of Bishoinnlle, spent; v^unday with Mr. and Mrs. T. M.'
a few days last week w’ith Dr. B. O.
^hltreh and~TfimitS\
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Simpson
Sease.
OLDEST
BANKERS
STRONGEST
When friends drop in they'll
welcome Ice-cold bottles of
Cocai^^ola with cheese crackers,
sandwiches or cookies.
GREENWOOD COCO-f'OLA
BOn’LING CO., Greenwood, S. C Addr
. COCA-COLA ca
y 5tlNa(ihAvs..N.W.
^ ATLANTA, OA.
^ Enclosed find 10^ for
the book "When You
spent last week-end with their par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Henry. j
Mr. and Mrs.’ Howard Meaders,'
M rs. J. B. Kay and chldren and R. P.!
.\dair of Macon, Ga., and Mr. and
I
Eotertaifu"
s
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FULL PACK-RED RIPE
Tomatoes
NO. 2
CAN
54^
Mr. and Mrs. Rutledge .\daii- of Co ^ .
t lumhta; Mr. wild Mi^. J;
children spent i Kdward r
with their aunt and uncle, Mr. and little son of Hartwell. ^
Mrs. J. W. Dillard.
Miss Mary Kate Hollis‘spent the
past week-end id Cross .Anchor with
relatives.
; Mr. and Mr.'^. .Vddison Neighbors of
Williamston. s|H‘nt the w»yek-en<l Lawing of Greer, si>ent
the former’s parents, Mr. and ! Sunday here with Dr. and Mrs. R. W.
W. E. Neighboi-s. I lohnson.
1. .1. nial«>ck. Jr. of Union, visited
his paivnts, Mr and Mrs. T. .1. Bla-
lo.-k. O'er the week-end. !
.Mr ;'nd Mrs. .AnseljCiodfrey an.l lit-|
♦ le -loy Young Godfre.y of .Ab!»e\’ille. •
spent the week-end here with rela
tives. !
4ai>
I
Cross Hill News
Mr and .Mrs. .1. M. Hintoii are now
Cross Hill, .Ian. *28.- H. S. Smith I
and John W. Ropp were business vis-1
r.i.ikjMr Ihell hiiiii.- on K,.:U F.r»-.son “'>7 >n Spartanhury last Fn.lay,
.Mrs. iA*roy Gregory and small son
have returned from a visit to rela-
ST
Kdwanl !^Ia*«ni an«l Bothwell
e.ra-
of
Monday.
Mv. and Mrs. .A.
1). Tisdale
were |
RUMFORD^ BAKING POWDER
BAKERS CHOCOLATE
SWANSDOWN CAKE FLOUR
Lb.
^-LB. 24^
nr 21^
ROSEDALE OR HILLSD.VLE
Pineapple
HEINZ SPAGHETTI
PEANUT BUTTER
EVAPORATED PEACHES
COOKED
TELLAMS
C»na
S-LB
JAR
Um.
15^
23t
TROPIC NUT
Margarine 3'^'^25'
s mother.^'fi
Newberry |}
- Week ^er^ , <
Friends of Miss Zebme Davis will|^‘-"’bM to .Sumter .Satur<lay on account
be glad to know that she has returned “^ ^bp illness of the former’s mother
home after Udng a patient in Miss! Mrs. Mae McDonald of
! Flastway’-s ^niuw jum /m-ColunO^ia^he ^
Inast few weeks.
■ Mr and Mrs. G. W. Hollingsworth I l.eaman, Krno.st Pinson and
• siwnt the week-end in Uriion with the. ''^’bn Nance, all of Columbia, week-
Iformer’-s mother. Mrs. J. B. Htdling.s- ‘‘''d juc^sU of relatives.
The Auxiliary of the Presbyterian
^Mr. and Mi-s. W. J. Duncan and <‘b«»‘ch is oh.-erving a week of prayer
grandson. Duncan Workman, spentKor missions, meeting each af-
Sunday with relatives in Whitmire. jJfrntH.n at the diffeivnt home.s.
Mrs' W U. Boyd is visiting her ^r and Mrs. John Miller of M'hit-
mire, liave returned home, having vis
ited relatives here iast week.
.Mr and Mrs. J. H. Nance syient
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PILLSBURYS GRITS )/
LUX TOILET SOAP
CHILI SAUCE
Bos
LippiNcorm
5^
2 CakM IS^
t2\t
BoL
ROSEDALE BARTLETT
Pears
NO. 2V4
CAN
15
CAMPBELL’S PORK & BEANS
FANCY NORWAY MACKEREL 6
GOLD LABEL COFFEE
Cba
St
for* 25c
LB.
HEINZ TOMATO ^
Catsup
LARGE
BOTTLE
PEANUT BUTTER, 1 lb. jar .. 10c
CATSUP, 14 oz. botUe 10c
SALMON, Alaska Pink, 3 cans . 25c
SALMON, Columbia River Flats . 5c |
MUSTARD, quart ..... 15c <
Jewd lARD, 8 Um. 48c. i
JeWel LARD, 4 lbs. — 25c <
SUGAR, 25 lbs. .e. « W i
SUGAR, 10 Dm. .. 45c i
FLOUR, Rogm 37,24 lbs. 65c <
LETTUCE, bead ... 5c •
CELERY, lai^e staUc 10c :
ORANG^ dozen — .. 10c
APPLES, each‘. • • Ic
i (laughter, Mrs. Fred Uulhert.son, in
1 Woodruff.
I Frank Kelle»-s. Jr, si>ent .Sunday in ^
Itmk Hill »ilh hi.. -i.sU-i, .Mi«- Vir- II...
Kinia K-llers. an.l fri.n.l. at Win-, M-*- "••'•'•■n f'"i »■»“"
Ithrop college 'daughter. Betty Weldon, left J^e.sday
: Mr. and Mrs. A, M. s^cett^ntkimiPTLakeland.
.son, Arthur, of Greenville, spent Sat-j^*®-
unluy with Dr and Mrs. Krur Barnes. I _ ^ _ ^ ^
Mrs. T. F. Watkin.s of Anderson, —
J is the guest of Dr and Mrs. John
I* .MeSween.
Mr. and Mr.s G. Spearman are
■ now making their home on Fast Fer-
gu.son street.
.Mrs. A. J. Sproles has returned
from Greenwood, where she has been
vi.siting relatives the past few day.s.
Mr. and Mrs. P. B. Adair, Mrs.
Charle.s S. Ijinkford and ('iyde S.
! '.ankford vi.sited .Mr and .Mrs. J. K
' WMiitmire and Mrs. llosa W.
in Sedalia on Sunday.
A Good Banking
Connection
IS AN IMPORTANT FACTOR IN
ANY BUSINESS ENTERPRISE
Clinton, individuals and business
this bank a genuinely valuable asset
since its organization.
- An account here^will benefit you
and your business.
Hurricane News
Mr and .Mp. A. D. Kuniph and
daughter, I.j>iene. Mr. a.id Mrs. Burke
Wilder and son, Gaston, and Mrs.
Mnia Dillard, spent Sunday with .Mrs.
Lila Nab«»i-s.
Mr and M rs. J. .M. Simpson and
Gillette Simp.Min .spent Suitday with
.Mrs. Simpson’s brother, H. J. Nabors,
Bishop I in (ioldville.
^ Miss'vs Farnestine Melton and Hat-
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t
Mr. and .Mrs. J. L. Dickert and .Miss
Lela Dickei-t were guests on Sunday
U1 of .Mr. and Mis. F. Y. McDonald in
{Greenville.
I Mrs. T. r. John.son spent Sunday in
j .Newberry with her parents, .Mr. and
! Mrs. J. W*. White.
tie Mae Horton spent the week-end ^
with .Miss Horton’s parents, .Mr and
Mrs. J. W. Horton. ‘ .
Mr and Mrs. (*. C. Young spent.
Sunday with Mrs. Hex Y'oung.. j
Fvelyn Neighlmrs, .Mildied Burgess
and .-\nne Young s|M*nt last Thursday
\
Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Whittle of Okla-lnight with Carolyn Young,
homa City, Okla, and C. M. W hittle of Mr. and Mrs. Mace Y’oung and chil-;
Huntington. W*. Va., were g'uest.s last drtm wei-e the Sunday guest.s_of Mr. i
week of Mi^and .Mrs. Lynn CcMjpeT: ^ and Mi-s. Roy Pitts. i ,
Mrs. R. 1- Wolf of Abbeville, and, Luther Naliors spent the week-end
.Vir.s. .S. C. Reid of Ijiurens, were in I-aurens w:ith his sister, .Mrs. Doug-
gue'its Tue.'day of .Mrs. R. L. Bailey. Ia«« Davis.
.Mrs. John H. Uipp,»who has been Mr and Mrs. .Andy Young enter-
visiting her daughter, Mrs. O. O.'tained a few friends at supper last
Copeland, in Newberry, is sjiending Friday night. Those enjoying the oc-
! .some time with her daughter and son-. casion were Misses .Mary Lottye Ri-
in-law, Mr. and Mrs. W'. C. Shealy. ser, Rosa Sumerel, Hattie Mae Hor-
W iliiam Blakely of Frskine college, ton, Krnestine Melton, Messrs. Lewis
* iJue West, s|>ent the week-end with Horton, Earle Horton, Tan R.iy and
1 his i>arents, Mr. and Mrs. R. F. Mr. and Mrs. Mace Young and chil-
• Blakely. dren.
Mr Ind Mr*. B. Blakely, Jr., and
! little daughter are now making their . rp ■
home on Centennial street, with Dr. j a OSC a O IVIBKC
“Mr\'!L''’M^’j!'p.%he.iy and w.} Membership Drive';;
L Wise of Batesburg, spent Sunday;
, with the latter’s daughter and son-, -American Legion will endeavor
I in-law, Mr. and Mrs- L)mn Cooper. | jj, jjn, week or so to build up its
Friends of Miss IJllian Brown will. membership in the local po^st, named
, be glad to know that she has returned boys who went to the service
to her teaching posiUon, after having from this town. Lelex Copeland and
been out the past three weeks on ac- i Davidson.
count of illness. I It is the intention of the mertiber-
Mi-ss Ella Adair has returned from gj,jp committee to-Jiee all eligible pros-
' New York, where she spent several to {get them lined up with the
'days. On rher return trip she stoppedi ^njy ex-service man's organixation ini;
'in Washington to visit Mr. and Mrs. city. However, if anyone is over-,
j L H. .Adair. ^ looked he is asked to tpm over his ■,
Mrs. C. Q. HollsaMi, Mrs. Tom jjjj mentorship csrd.
Brsmlett, Landoa HoUted and Wood- f,^ p^f. H. E. Sturgeon, W. P. Bur-,
row Cgrter spent Sunday in Green- <fette or J. U Davidson, offiOrs, |
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