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THUB8DAY, FEBRUAjtY 9, 1983 Tit^ CLINTON CHRONICLE. CLINTON.' ) -■ B. D. HBNBT r. M. BOLAND / I ^1 H. )Di Henry & Company INSURANCE P Personal /Aention ^ ; • - trrocKs BONDS REAL ESTATE LOANS NEGOTIATED I)r. and Mi-s. T. J. Peake were vis- < > j itors in Greenville on Tue^^y. Miss Mary Becks spent the week end in Greenville with her sister, Miss j Margaret Becks. I [ I Denny Pitts . of Greenville, spent ^ Mrs. Walter Ramage ^I . Sunday with his mother, Mrs. Nannie j Mrs. E. E. Wayland, Miss Doris ' j Wayland and Jack Wayland of Char- Mrs. M. C. Poole spent the week-|J| end in Greenville with her mother,' Mrs. J. T. Dempsey. I Mr. and Mrs. Roy Henderson of( Greenville, spent Sunday with Mr. and, ^ j Mrs. J. A. Bailey and Mi'S. .John D. ^ lotte, spent the week-end with Mr. , Da;, is were visitors in Greenville on ' and Mrs. Henry M. Young and family. To Women in Clinton feu’ll love this Book i Friday. j Fant Thomliiy of Walhalla, spent ’ j the week-end here with his mother,] 1 Mi*s. J. Xfc Thomiey. ' Meyer Frank of Tharle.ston, spent a' !l! Send forYour Copy - Now every woman can be a perfect hoitesa. Lika hundreds of thousands who have received their copies,youll be thrilled with its information by a foremost authority. It contains 128 pages and beautiful illustrations. Coca-Cola, the natural partner of so many good things to eat* * odiers h tfnm{ Henry m. \oung Friends of A. R. Wallack will be t-oi ry to learn that ‘he is ill at his home on East Carolina avenue. Sara Knox of Cliffside, N. few' days {his week w'ith friends at! week-end with her parents, Presbyterian college. > • Mrs. E. R. Knox. Mi.ss Martha Wier Davis of Lau-j Miss Katherine Jon^ of Estill, was rens, si>ent the w’eek-end with Mrs. R. I berc last week-end w'ith her parents, E. Jones and family. Mrs. F. D. Jones. Mrs. F. D. Jones and Miss Gather- Mr. and Mrs. George Weathers of ine Jones were visitors in Greenville ^Yare Shoals, spent the week-end with] on Saturday. j the latter’s parents, Mr. and Mrs.! Miss Mary Howze Dillard has re- j George Speakc. - ' turned to her studies at the Univer- Miss Lsabel Witherspoon, who is j sity of South Carolina, after spending t^'^’ching in Columbia, spent the week-j several days w'ith her parents, Mr.; w’ith her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. 1 and Ml'S. L. B. Dillard. j H. Witherspoon. D]r. John MeSween was in Florence! ^Y. C. Oxley and \Y. J. Bailey have Sunday whei'c he occupied the pulpit! ^turned from a business trip to New of the First Piesbyterian church at the evening eervice. Mrs. M. J. Furqueron of McCor mick, is visiting her daughter and son-in-law', Mr. and Mrs. Henry M. Young. Prof, and Mr.s. .\. V. Martin and York. The trip was made by plane. Mr. and Mrs. O. I. Sheely visited their daughter. Miss Yllizabefh. in Ninety-Six on Sunday. Friends of Mrs. D. J. Woods will be! glad to learn that she has returned [ home from Greenville, where she has' THE PROMISES IN OUR ADVERTISING t Promises of broad and thoroughly helpful se^ce in large or small transacBSihti — are backed by near ly half a century’s experience. To live up to these promises is the first duty of every member of this bank’s staff. NEW BUSINESS CORDIALLY INVITED M. $. Bailey & Son COCA-COLA CO. 3I2NorthAy«..N.W. ATLANTA, OA. Mr. and Mrs^ W. D. Peay visited their j been a patient in the City hospital, daughter^ Caroline Martin ami t^Mrs. James- Lea anil Uaughteiv Eve- Winthrop college, last week. j vnd with her sister and brothcr-in- Mrs. L. A. Barrow and daughter,. law* Mr. and Mrs.'F. M. Stutt^. Miss Virginia, of Charlotte, N. C.,! Miss Juli^ Ferguson has returned were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Hu- home after spending .several weeks in OLDEST BANKERS STRONGEST Sliced cold boiled ham with beaten bisctiks and tce-cold bottles of Cocfr-Cola make a de lightful midnight snack. 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V. 49c ; ; Alaska SALMON, 3 cans for ... 25c i ; Columbia River Salmon, flat can . 5c ; ; SweetMixed PICKLES, quart.. 19c ; DILL PICKLES quart MUSTARD, quart SUGAR, 25 Dm. ; SUGAR, 10 Ibi* SUGAR,51bs. BROWN SUGAR, lb. 60 Watt a & BULBS, each i Fat MACKEREL, 6 for . .. 3 ALT FISH, 3 lbs. • •••••••A; • •••••OOOOBOOOO • • • • • • # • • • fOOOOOOOOOO 15c . 15c f $1.09 ; 43c i 23c . 5c . 10c . 25<f .25c bert Pitt.s on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Simpson and i children and J. IL Lynch vi.sited rela- ! lives in ('ro.ss Keys on .'Sunday. I Mrs. Janie.s Bennett of Cross Keys, I is a patient at Ih'. Hays’ ho.spital. i Mrs. S. N. Crisp of Labrens, was ] the gue.st Friday of Mr. ^nd Mrs. J. I t oleman. ! Mr.s. C. C. Giles ami Mrs. Maude i Hampton ^are .spending this week in i| Florida. .Miss Rfvniaine"Clark bps returned to j her home in Wilson. N. C., after syiending .some time with Miss Flor-j' ence Battcy: = Mrs. R, W. Johnson. Mrs. Gilbert Hlakelyr Ml'S. U. J. F.llison ami Mrs. i [.Savannah Farlow atteniled the Green-i ville district .\uxiliai y meeting, held j in Easley yesterday. { Mr. and Mrs. D. Yarborough an-| nounce the birth of a son, Daniel Ash-; more, Jr., Saturday, Feb. 4, at Dr.' ! Hays’ hospital. j Mrs. Annie Fliedner syient a f«*w I day.s last week in Little Mountain with her mother,, Mrs. David Boland, and other relatives. Mr.-and Mrs. S. P. McCracken, Miss I Ruth Bonds and James Dasher of Newberry, were guesta Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Hollingsworth. !~ Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Hitt and Mr. 1 j and Mr.s. Floyd Hitt spent Sunday in[ i Gray Court with Mr. and Mrs. W’. I), i ; Armstrong. I I F’ricnds of Mr.s. Walter Ramugo will j he glad to know that she is improv- j ing after having been quite ill the past I I several days. ; I Mr. and Mrs. John Allen Dugan and j Mrs, R, E. Sowell of Harlsville, spent I the week-end here with Mr.s. Dugan’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. E, Neigh bors. ^ Friends of Rev. H. O. Chambers will he glad to learn that he has returned from Greenville, where he has been a patient in the City hospital the past two weeks, and is now convalescing at Jiis home. .Miss Ella Adair and Mi.ss Jeannette I Pitts syient the past week-end in At- j lanta with the latter’s brother, Davis I Pitts, and friends. Mrs. Fayette Henry returned home Sunday from I>eesville, where she has been spending several days with her parents. Mr. Henry went down Sun day tmt! accompanied; her homer - ' Mr, and Mr.s. E. I* Bobo and fam ily, Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Cromer of Spartanburg spent Sunday here withi Mr. and Mrs. Algie Bobo and Miss Mary Bobo. Misses Bemite Johnson, Sadie An derson and Myrtle Wofford of Spar-1 tanburg, and Miss Elizabeth Todd of this city, were the week-end guests of | the former’s parents, who live near here. Mrs. R. F. Blakely, Misses Kath-j erine and Margaret Blakely spent the week-end in Greenville with the for mer's daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Arrington. Mr. and Mrs. John Graham and son, and Mr. and Mrs. Francis Durgan of Spartanburg, visited Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Clarence Copeland on Sunday. Miss' La Verne McQuiston has re- I turned home from Macon, Ga., where I she has been holding a position with j the Williams Finance Co.* which has been engaged in a campaign at Wes leyan college the past several months. Misses Margaret McCaughrin* Clara Eskridge and Margaret' Nealey of Newberry* and Miaaes Eleanor Me- Master and Mary Howse Dillard of the University of South Carolina, were the week-en^ gueata of Miaa Margaret Moorhead W. W. HumpRrey haa been succeed ed as manager of Rose's 5c and 10c store by L. W. Rawl of Farmville, N. C. M^ Rawl has been manager of the Roae store in that city for some time. For the present Mr. and Mrs. Humph rey will continue to make their home h - * c. . * Atlanta, Ga., with her si.ster, Mrs. W. S. Archer. The friend.s of Mrs. John W. Finney will bt* .sorry to know that she is ill at her home on East Carolina avenue. Friemls of Mis. W. 1Q. Grigg will be .sorry to learn that her little five- year-old .son. Quay, Jr., wa.s painful- ly though not .seriously injureil Thurs day morning when hit by an automo-] bile at his home in Statesville, N. C. .Mrs. Grigg is a daughter of Mrs. Meta jSJifine of this city. ► An Understanding Attitnde Hurricane News W- ^ ' Mr. and Mis. G. F. Cooley and lit tle Carolyn of Camden, spent Sunday with Mrs. (Cooley’s si.ster. Mi's. G. C Naboi's. Miss Maggie Nabors spent the W’eek-end with .Miss Sallie Nabors. Mr. and Mrs. I.. D. Simpson and childnm, Mrs. Mason Simpson and little Martha Anne, Mrs. W. J. Dun can and Mrs, Sallie B. Nabors and children spent last Thui-sday with Mrs. Muce Young. M is.ses Mary Lottye Riser and Rosa Sumerel spent Saturday night with Mrs. Rex Young. Ml'S. A. D. Rumph was called to St. George la.xt Tuesday on account of the death of her nephew. Those ac companying her were Mr. and Mrs. •Marion Rumph and children and Mrs. 1*. K. Rumph. Mr. and Mrs. Irby Holland and chil dren spent the week-eml with Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Nabors. Miss Lillie Young spent Saturday with Mrs. Edgar Nabors. Hurricane School Honor Roll For January First grade: Davis Eliis. Second grade: Mildred Burgess, Arne Young. ^ Third grade: Carolyn Young, Car- son Nabors. ‘ Fifth grade: Cooley Nabors. \ Bank where your needs I concern your banker as much hs they concern- yourself. This under standing attitude you will find at this bank. I “THE BANK OF PERSONAL SERVICE” i: Take Stock LAST WORDS OF FORMER PRESIDENTS John Adams: “Independence for ever! John Quincy Adams: “It is the last of earth. I am content.” JmmeG Buchanan: “0“ Lord "Al mighty, as Thou wilt!” Grover f’leveland: I have tried so hard to do nffbt.” - Millard Fillmore: “The food is pal atable.” I James A. Garfield: “The people my trust.” Ulysses S. Grant: “Water." Warren G. Harding: “That’s good. Go on; read some more” (to Mrs. Harding, who was reading to him). Benjamin ^Harrison: “Are the doc tors here?” W'illium Henry Harrison: “I wish you to understand the true principles of government, f wish them carried out. 1 ask nothing more.” I Rutherford B, Hayes: “I know that I am going where Lucy (his wife) is.” Andrew Jackson: hope to meet each of you in heaven. Be good chil dren, all of you, and strive to be ready when the change comes.” Thomas Jefferson: ‘T resign my spirit to <jod, my daughter io my country.” James Madiaon: “I always talk bet ter lying down.” William McKinley: "It is God’s way. His will be done, not ours.” • Theodore Roosevelt: ^‘Put out the light, please.” , Zachary Taylor: “I am about to die. I expect a summons soon. I have en-j deavoiwd to discharge all my official! duties faithfully. I regret nothing, but! am sorry I am about to leave my j friends.” ^ , George Washington: "It is well.” W'oodrow Wilson: "I’m a broken • • % ■ • . * ft : • ••• «• a * 4 0a* ^ • - ’ x- , Of Yoiir Needs • • For Anything You Need in Printed a Forms Call Us. h •• **A11 Kiadf of Printing*««E3rcqH Bad” yew ■tA .. MPfi-.V'lfUl'jyuii