The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, March 02, 1933, Image 5
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THURSDAY, MARCH 2, 1933
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TllR CLINTON CHRONICLE. CLINTON. S. C.
H. D..HENRY
r. M. BOLAND
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LOANS NEGOTIATCID
j Mrs. Kate Perriclear was a visitor |
i in Columbia on Tuesday. ^
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Miss Loi.s Stone spent the week-end'
in Greenwood with relatives. j
Mrs. Maude Hampton spent Sunday
in Gaffney and Rutherfordton, N. C.,
iv.'ith friends andwrelatives?-’
Mrs. T. C. Poole of Newberry, isj
visiting her daughter and son-in-law, j
Mr. and Mrs. R. S. Owens. ■
Rev. and Mrs. Forrest of Toccoa.l
Ga., visited friends on the Thornwell |
orphanage campus the past week-end. j
Miss Mary Wheelwright of Westi
Virginia, is spending several days, < ►
in Newberry {r)n and Mrs. D. J. Woods.
ROBERT W. BENN
Complete Insurance Service
Surety Bonds
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Simpson and j
' children spent Sunday
Uvith relatives. r)r. and Mrs. L. R. Lynn and Rev.“
— j Mrs. E. B. Sloan and children spent ^ H- «etts were in uue West Monday
1 Sunday in SpiTi'tanburg with her sis-, the funeral of Dr. John L. Press-
and Mrs. ‘‘'y- -t
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.Livestock, Fire, Automobile, Inland Marine, Life
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PEAS 2 » i CAMS
Toilet Form
LUX SOAP 2 CA
Waak Fine Fabrics With
LUX FLAKES
Lucky Strike, CKeiRcr/ield
CIGARETTES
PkfiUipe Pork and
BEANS 3
Campbells Tomatd
SOUP 3
Vepetable Shortening
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Carnation MILK, tall cans ...... 5c
baking
POWDER '
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ARMOURS
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COfFEE
ONIONS, 3 lbs. for
Jewel LARD, 8 lbs, for
Mr.
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j R. D. Lewia,
‘ Miss M.ary Bobo and Bill Milam
^ spent Sunday in Edgefield with Mr.
I and Mrs. Floyd« Hitt.
I Dr. B. 0. Whitten and Dr. F. D.
Jones were visitors in Columbia on
Tuesday'.
Mrs. L. M. Dugan and Mr. and Mrs.
John Allen Dugan of Hartsville, spent
Sunday in Greenwood with Mr. and
Mrs. ^Yavid Bledspe,
Mrs. T. P. P. C-arson and little
daughter, Jane, of Greenville, spent a
few days last week with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. W. Shands.
Friends of Mrs. Corrie Adair will
l>e sorry to know that she i^ quite ill
at her home on North .\dair street.
Mrs. J. D. Guerard left last week
! for Nashville, Tenn., to join her hus-
j bnad, who is a student at Vanderbilt.
I Miss Redge Peake of Lander
college. Greenwood, spent the /Week
end with her parents, Dr. and Mrs. T.
J. Peake.
Robert
was here
father, R. A. Steer.
Steer of Clem.son college,
for the week-end with his
J. M. Pitt.s left this/ week for
Bennettsville, to visit her (l.'iughter
snd son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. S. E.
Evans.
Mrs. C, E. Fouche of Columbia, and
Mrs. D. Johnson of Ncv.vbcrry, were
the guests last Thursday of .M -s. G.
H. FHi'^. ' ♦
Mrs. Forrest Sumner of Newberry. 1 4
was the guest of Mrs. Zee McLees! J
last Thursday. ]♦
Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Odiorhe spent' J
Tuesday in .Anderson with friends. !♦
Mrs W. W. Cromer of ^'owberry.|5
spent last Thursday with Mrs. FL L. ( f
Arthur. | ^
Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Maddox and lit-]^
tie son of ^ledison, Ga., spent the}
week-end with theii »'iother, Mrs, C,:
L. Sims. *
Mr. and Mrs. L. L Adair of Eaton-i
ton, Ga., spent the week-end with the i
former’s mother, Mrs. Corrie Adair, j
Mrs. A. J. Sproles returned Monday
from Columbia, where she has been
Ttpening several dsys^ wtthr relatiYesr
Mrs. L. C. I^Motte and children of
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Waycross, Ga,, are visiting her moth-
Wiiliam Blalock, who U teaching in | ‘-■■1-
Kershaw, spent the week-end with his j®,
a V* J 1M T* I nioirtesL and Mrs. M. C. 'Den y of
parents, Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Blalock. . , ^ i au
Miss Emmie Pitts of Seneca, spent .T," "
the week-end with her parents, Mr.'^r. and Mrs. W. D. ( opeland.
and Ml'S. J., M. Pitts.
Mr. and Mrs. Everett Hinton
Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Brice and Miss
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' rs ... * .. .b 1 ...wv, with Mr. and .Mrs. .1. T, Martin.
, Gatiney, spent the week-end \Mih the I „ . ...
M J M..„ I n I R L. Plaxico, W. W. Harris, 1'
former’s parents, Mi. and Mis. J- '
i... ‘ Pitts, Mac Adair, and t. (. (tiles Left
Hinton.' 1... , IV u - * ik
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! Miss Daisy Hams left .Monday lor ’ . ,
, , -‘ft V I to altcnil’tlie- inauguration. .
her home in Lake C ity, after !|ipending , u' i <• ivi i r- o n v
1 , , /- , ,! Jricnds of Mrs. J. (i. Rov will be
I several days with her brother anit. • , u . • » *
. , rp r* ' sorrv to learn that she is a patient at
I sister-in-law, Mr. and .Mrs. 1. G. i *. ,, . ,
' . . Dr. Hays hospital.
I ,, Ik • ^ I ' Friends Fant H. Thoi nley will be
Miss Martha \VTer Davis of I.au-j
glad to know that he is recuperaiing
at his home here, afte.r*undergoing an
appendix opeiutiop in .Anderson a
few weeks ago.
' Mrs. .Andre Wullack, Miss Caroline
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Carnation MILK, small cans, 2 for 5c
Borden’s MILK, tall cariS' 4V2C
Borden’s MILK, small cans, 4 for 9c
and Mrs. Ryan
gue.sts Ttiesday of Hevr and MrsL S. P
i > t Bowles.
William Blakely,
John l^ynn .Strong,
kine college, Due
* week-end with the
Mr. and Mrs. R. F.
I Among those leaving tomorrow
i Washington, I), t., to attend th<
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Pure LARD, 8 lbs. for 49c
45c
SUGAR, 25 lbs, for $1,05
SUGAR, 10 lbs, for ■■■43c
sugar, 5 Ibsi for 23c |
rens, spent the week-end with Mrs.
E. fones and family. !
Mrs. J. 1). (k)zby, and .Mrs. Wil-|
liam Gourdine, Miss Dudley Cozby j
and Miss Catherine Porti'r of Colum-|
bia, spent Sunday here with friends, '
Miss Almena Milling of Conxerse}
college, Spartanburg, sjient the week
end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
A. J. Milling. '
A. B. Adair of Greenville, is spend
ing several days here with his mother,
Mrs! Come Adair.
Miss Zelime Davis has returned to
Manning to resume he*!' teaching po
sition after having be<in out the past
several week.s on account of illness.
Dr. F. D. Jones was a business vis
itor in Columbia on Tuesday.
I Mrs. Fayette Henry, Misses Alice
I Benjamin, Sybil Burdette. Vivian
j W'oodruff and Charles .Smith were in
Columbia Friday to hi‘ar the concert
|.given-by-Kreisler.
I Pbiends of Mrs. R. \V
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le soi ry
at Dr. Hays’ hospital,
I Mr. and Mr.s. John Allen Dugan of
j Hartsville, spent the week-end with
I the latter’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. W’.
iv Neighbors. Mrs. Neighbors accom
panied them home for a vi.sit.
Mrs. James Moore of A'ork, spent
the week-end with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. T. J, Blalock. .
' Mr. and Mrs. Julius Brown and lit
tle son.of Andiison, sjienl the week
end with Mrs. Brown’s parents, Mi.
and Mrs. J>dH. Hinion.
Ml-, and Mr.s. S. .A. Pills and little
son. Sterling, Mr.s. Ethel Pitts and
little daughter, I'ranee.s I-ee, spent
Sunday with friends in Gaffney.
Misi^ V'iiginia Gunn of Salem, V'a.,
who ha.s been spending the [last month
wuh her aunt and uncle, Dr. and Mrs.
D. J. W’ood.s, left today for Washing
ton to attend the inauguration.
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh .McLaurin, Miss
Caldwell and Miss Essie Young spent
Friday in Toccoa, Ga. They also visit
ed Dr, and Mrs. A. E. Hines in Seneca.
Mr, and Mrs. Bill Chaney and little
son, Bobbie Dean, spent Sumlay with
Mr. and Mrs. E. I). Chaney, who live
near here.
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Goldville, Feb. 22.—-Mr. and
R. J. Banks^ of Baldwin, Gi.
spending week with Mr, and
•A. J. Roper.
Mrs. Mamie White spent the week
end with her sister in •’Atlanta.
Mr. and Mrs. James Thomas and
Johnson will I Mrs. (k. E. Turner "spcTit the
to know that she is a patient; "‘‘ek-end with relatives in Greenville
and Spartanburg.
IVrry Lee .Swygert is spending the
week with his grandmothei- in New
berry.
Robert Dubois of Sumter, is visiting
Ml', and .Mrs. M. K. .Medloek.
Miss Willie Cox spent the wei'k-end
with her mother in Simpsonville. i
Miss Alice Benjamin spent the'
week-end in Elorence. |
Mr. and .Mrs. E. L Thomas and Wil
liam Thomas visited Mr. and Mr.s. G.
A. Wilson'in Bath Sunday.
R. p. Parr left Sunday for a hos
pital in G#<lunil)ia where he will un
dergo treatment.
Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Caniitbell and
children of Clinton, visited .Mrs. (’, A.
O’Shields .Sunday.
Fi lends of Mrs. George ('reft will
be glad to know that she is improv
ing after bein^ quite ill for several
weeks.
ileamie Cooper. Miss Bernice Aycoekl Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Stacy of Whit-
of Florence,, were 1 mire, sjient ttle week-end with .Mr.
Bill Pressley and
students at Ers-
W'vst, spent ihe i in
former’s jiarents, |
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Mis. W. (k Grorner, Mrs. W. J.
Adair, Mrs. .Selma Franks an<l Miss,
.Annie L'.;e Jackson.
.Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Tribble and |
children pent the week-end in Blacks
burg with Mrs. Tribble’s paieuts, .Mr,
a-i.i Mrs. J. .Nk Quinn. Mr. (}uinri ve
in nc;l with them fur a few days’
visit.
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Misses Mary laiu Rhodes and j
.Mary Lou Girk spent the week-end.
with Mr. an<l .M;'s. L. R. MclJowell,!
Imurens. ’ ■
Dr. and Mrs. (k A. Cromer of Lau-j
ren.s, weie Sunday guests vf .Mr. and'
.Mrs. I. K. .Stroud. • I
Friends of .Mrs. I'aiker Rushton
will be glad to know that she has re
turned from the .Newberry hospit;il,
where she has been a patient fur the
past t'-'o V, i><'ks.‘ i
Mi:-.-, tJlariche Ddi giri left L riday
for iu r home in Fast Orange, N, J.
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eoTiipitnic4l hornt* by Arrington
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