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I 9 « THUBSDAY, MARCH 9, 1933 THE CLINTON CHRONICLE, CUNTQN. S. C* PAGE FIVE P Personal /Mention p visitor Miss Alline Nev^som spent thej Mrs. E. R.. Knox was week-end at her home in Hartsville. 1 Greenville Saturday. Miss Alden Bailey attended the! Miss Polly Elrod spent the week- polo games held in .\iken the past ] end in Greenville with her parents, week-end. Miss ■ Margaret McCord was in Mrs. Maude Hampton. Misses Myr-' Hodges with her parents fpr the week- tie We.stbury and Olivette N’aborsjend. were vicitors in Columbia on Monday. I Mrs. John T. Little. Misses Emma Miss Anna Bell Hudson spent thelMf^le. Marga»x‘t Bethea. Ma^l and, week-end in McColl with her parents, j Gladys Aldred were visitors in Green-' Little Dorothy Simp.son„and Billy j ville on Saturday. * Miller ot Whitmire, spent the week- “Miss Rachel McColly has returned end with their grandparents, Mr. and'to her home in Whitmire after spend- Mrs. D. B. Bobo. | ing some time with her niece, Miss Misse.s Rosa Bailey Little. Suella Mary Kcllar Bonds. Denson and Mary Glynn Chambers! Miss Mary Guy. member of the ^were in Union Friday to participate faculty of Queens-Chicora college, in a history contest. Charlotte, N. C., sj.>ent the week-end Mr. and Mr.s. W. D. .\rmstrong and with Rev. and Mrs. Edward Long. several days with his mother, Mrs. CQi;rie Adair. Miss Ethel Pullis of Atlanta, Ga., is spending several days with Miss Annie Lou Norman. Dudley Jones, Jr., of the Medical I college, Charleston, spent the week- ! end with his parents. Dr. and Mrs. I F. D. Jones. Feb. Honor Rolls For Local Schools High School . I Eleventh grade: Mary Glynn Cham bers, Suella Denson, Rosa Bailey Lit-^ tie, Vivian Parks Adair, Florence Miss Patsy Peay of lyackville,! .\dair, Ruby Woodruff, Rosw'ell Por- (> i ► < 1 spent the'-week-end with her. parents, | ter, James Sloan, Eloise Von Hollen, Spratt, Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Peay. i Robbie Henderson, Frances Mr. and Mrs. Joe Little and daugh-j Thelma Taylor, Dill Ellis, ter. Adelaide, of Abbeville, spent Sun-' Tenth grade: Elizabeth Buzhardt, day here with Mrs. Emma Little. Elizabeth Harris, Hayne Workman,jo Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Townsend, Jr.. Irene Dillard, Josie Goodwin. Sadie jl the birth of a d-inghter. j Attawny, Helen Bobo, Sara Osborne. Elizabeth W.ntts, on Wc i'-.c,-Jay,. Ninth grade: .Sara Frances--Bald- Established 1886 CONFIDENCE In The New)Deal March 1. at Dr. Hays’ hospital. win, Louise Chambers. Modecne Fin-1 * ► Misse:^ Sara and Mogue Stone I neyn Christina .Sowers. Margaret Siil- children of Gray Couit, spent Sunday with Mrs. A'-mst:x)ng’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fugene Hitt. Miss Nelle Rearden of Woodrufr. spent the week-end with Mr. anil Mrs. E. L. Blakely. Rev, R. .M. noney.man of Montrose. l*a., was a visitor on the ThorviweU orphanage campus the pa.st weok-en'l. F'riends of Mrs. Lula Janie.son will be intere.steJ to kno'o that she has lieen removed to the Lesh infirmary, after btnna a patient'at Dr. Hays’ ho.spiial the pa.st two. weeks. .Mi ss Grady Jones returned Tuesday to Baltimore, Md., after spending sev eral days here with her sister. Miss Henri Jones. ' fkiends of Mrs. Li Ru.ssell Gray will r> t be glad to know that she has returned} home after having been a patient at Dr. Hays’ hospital for several day.s. Friends of Mrs. L. L. Copeland will be sorry to learn that she is confined to her home on North .\dair street on account-nf illness. A. B. Adair has returned to his home in Greenville after spending last week-end friends. ' Mr. and Mrs. John Wallace Copo land of Greenville, spent Sunday with the former’s parents, Mr. and Mrs., Dave W. Copeland, Jack W. Dillard of Spartanburg. | spent Sunday here with relatives. j Mrs. A. W. Blumberg and .son, I Dickie, of Atlanta, Ga., were called; here Saturday on account of the death Friends of Mr.s. Mary Prather wuln be sorry to know that she is confined to her home on North Adair street on account of illness. in Columbia withjlivpn h Eighth grade: Rebecca Spoake. Peg- fffy Sprunt, Adelaide Rumph, Clarke, Wade. Roberts, I.orene Thelma Taylor, Dorothy .A.lice Neighbors, William Florida Street School First grade: William Graham, Peg gy Johnson, Amelia Payne, Pringle Copeland, Pearl ("arter, Dorothy Far- low. Harry Wilkes, John .\gnew, Dor is Baldwin. Ha! Baldwin, R >bbie King, Dorothy Pinson, Jackie Wier. i ( » \t \x i: ♦ ♦ ♦ : ♦ it A new leader takes the helm; a leader who must have the complete cooperation of every local citizen, and fortunately most of us are loyal Americans. Our sincere desire to carrv our country forward on a firm and lasting foundation will insure for all an oppor tunity to obtain those things which make for peace ful, happy living. f We look forward to the future with for we believe the coming months will improvement in generjil conditions. confidence, witness an L NEW BUSINESS CORDIALLY INVITED Second grade: Marciri Galloway, Byrd McMillian, Margaret .Arkitr. Car olyn Henry. Jean Layton. Mildred]{ Betty i I H. I>. HENRY r. M. BOLAND H. D. Henry & Company INSURANCE —^ < > .i • i * STOCKS BONDS REAI. ESTATE LOANS NBIiOTlATBD Mrs'. Charles S. Sullivan and daugh ter, Miss Doi-othy Sullivan,, of Ander-j 'speny.'S Stur-, son, spent the week-end with the for-1 ^^on. Arne Jacobs, Rufus Sadler, Mar-', mer’s daughter and son-in-law, Mr. | Simpson, Nancy Johnson, and Mrs. H. L. Eichelberger. j Xribble. Jack H. Davis was a business \is-i Third grade: Agnes Kern, Jane Lit- ]] itor in Greenville on Friday. I Ge, Mary Bailev Owens, Marjorie Mil- Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Hadfield and i Virginia Wier, James Nason. Fourth grade: Noland Suddeth, -ElizaA)eth visitors in o <1 Mrs. H. S. Finley were Greenville on Friday. Miss Blanche Eargle of Winnsboro, spent the week-end here with her {John brother, Hugh ^Eargle, and with Miss Huzel Boland. F. L. Brigman, Jr., of BishopviHo, spent the past week-end here with friends. I Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Hitt and little j son of Edgefield, spent the week-end I here with the former’s parents, Mr. land Mrs. Eugene Hitt. M. S. Bailey & Son BANKERS OLDEST STRONGEST i Lula Gray Harris, Frances Edwards, Odiorne, Mary Elizabeth Hat-1 ton, Emily Martin, Florence Ella Blakely, Darrell Dailey, Miriam Cole- j mahj Reese Young, T5orothy Stutts. Fifth grade: John G: Pitts, Lewis Pitts, Frances Speake, Josephine Copelanil, Virginia .Sadler, Margaret .Shealy, Hubert Adair, Maiy 'Eli'za- beth Baldwin, Herbert Chambers, Vir- l.gihia Graham, Elliott Jac'ohs, Guy i i-v o Mr.s. A. H. S^ono, Mrs. T. J. Bla-| Tuinblin, V’irginia Dillard, Sarah Ed- loek. Miss Ivoi.s Stone aud Duffie ^y^j.jj,^ Charles Gray. Walter Reeder. spent Sunday in Li.ion withi grade: Margaret Brice, l/ouise o BAKER’S SHREDDED COCOANUT Lb. Stone relatives. - I • ' Mr. and Mrs. Tom Young and chil- i\vvn of Duncan, sjient Sunday wkh Airii Jacob.«, Frances Siinjison, Doris Suber. Ijouise (’oe, Miriam Donnan,' Inez Yopng, Elizabeth Graham. Evelyn 19c LIBBVS CHINOOK SALMON 2 NO. 1 CANS 25^ BULK PEANUT BUTTER LBS.' IS# Sanbrite CLEANSER CAN 5# 8MILAX QUEEN OLIVES g-OZ. JAR I0< Pinej Woods or White Peacock SYRUP NO. IVi CAN 9* VttUey Brand RAISINS PKG3. io# WAI,DORP TOILET TISSUE . ROU,S 13< Libby s' Sweet RELISH la.v. Mr. ami Mis. J. W. Miluin. Mrs. Wehion .J:u•k^oT^, .Mrs. l.uii'^ Ihovnity, Misse.s Clyde Ray'.uid Helen .Mi’.ini were vi.sitois in Greenvile on Tinir-day T. J. Blaj^ock, .Ir., of Union, siient ^he week-end here \viih his jiaiints, .Mr. and Mr.s. T. .1. Blalock. Saturday -Margaret Little. Seventh grade: T»'nch Owens, N’eH W. P Wood. Baldwin, j Pro\i.denre School ' First grade: Ethelise Harrison, Lu- Ither Fuller. 'C ^ + Second grades NelHe O.sbornr, Evir- lyn Poole, Edith Wright, Lewis Oak- Mf. J. Bailey returned from a bu.sines.s trip to New York. ), , .. ,, r • o. • 1' *i.- iley. James Von Hollen, r.url Wright. Miss U)is Stone is spending this' , r, n n • * Third grade: Gaynelle liaiijiton. Your Confidence We need you, aijd you need us. Your influence, your confidence, your depos- hetter and stron«:t?r. of You need our facilitie.s in the conduct your busine.ss; you need the prestige of our institution in your transiictions^ t-OZ. JAR 10# Keep that school girl complexion SOAP PALM OLIVE CAKE Rogers Gold Isabel COFFEE LB WHOLE GRAIN V Rice, 3 lbs. N. B. C. Uneeda Graham CRACKERS I.B. PKO. Dr. Pbillipa Orange or Grapefruit JUICE 3 CANS 5# TROPIC V NUT JOLEO Lbs. 23^ lOc Jewel Lard 8 lbs... 45c Chicora. ^ " Dr. J. McO. Richard.s,‘preftuletit of (Columbia Theological seminary, De-, . , , ,, n » i ];'catur, Ga., occupied the pulpit of thel^^^^’y Arrington, Jack u er, . nse First Presibyterian church Sunday at!a. , Fourth grade: J. D. Gaines, t arol Samples, I>‘roy Stockman, Richard Glvnn I Thelma Harmon, Uatherine Purkman, Margaret Thompson, Eve lyn slowe, Mildred Windsor, Otis 15# 2S# CAR.N A riON MILK TALL CAN 5^ ROGERS NO. 57 21 LB. BAG FLOUR 590 BRILLO PKGS. 23(: ONE TUBE ORBO BLUl.Mi FREE Borden’s MILK, tall cans Borden’s Milk, small cans, 2 for Irish POTATOES, 10 lbs.... . Sweet POTATOES, kiln dried, CHEESE, very best, lb. Alask^^^ALMON, tall cans Columbia River SALMON, flats FIG BARS,lb. .,... FRESH EGGS, dozen . . . . . ^ PORK & BEANS, CanofibeU’s .. ORANGElS or APPLES, each fV2C . 5c 19c ..25c .. 15c 81-3c 5c 10c 17c 5c Ic i.s .spending week in Greenwood with Mr. and Mr.s. j j Homer McCarey. i I Mr. and Mrs. S. W. Surnerel were* visitors in Columbia on Saturday. Dr. Robert Jeanes of Greenville, | .spent the week-end with his parents,] Mr. and Mrs. P. S. Jeanes, j Mis.scs Blanche Eargle and Hazel i Boland, and Jeff Boland, Jr., weix* vis itors in Abbeville” on Saturilay. ; Mr.s. W. A. Ramage and Mrs. J. E.; Strange spent the week-rend in Gre**ii- j ville with relatives. Miss Margaret Jones of Queens-j Chicora college, Charlotte, „N. C.,j spent the pa.st week-end with her par-! ents. Dr. and Mrs. F. D. Junes. Shej was accompanied by Miss Elizabeth Anderson, also a student at Fourth grade: Oscar Harrison. Fifth grade: Sibyl Jones, <'apitola Parrish. .Academy Street School First grade: Charlotte Daniel, Dor othy Burnett, Myra McDowell, Ruby Kimbrough, Alleen Gause, Juanita j Russ, Ijewis Bagwell, Benjamin W'ood-! ard, I.ucile Passmore, Mildred Shir ley ,Thomas Fuller, David Jenkins, Gary Martin, Jr., Paifl Sanders, Jr. Second grade: Dorothy M. Gaines, Erlinc Meadors, Grace Meadors, Lois Medlock, James Lawsoii, Charles Windsor, Elizabeth Crocker, Ruth Jones, Edna Wood, Alex Harris, Eve- Queens- [ (»arner. Third grade: 11a Curry, Hazel Can- Willie Hughes, James,Stevenson, Kathleen*' Howard, Birdie Tillman, It is a. matter of reciprocity. We help each other and’thereby help the entire community. 4*1 THE BANK OF PERSONAL SERVICE” the morning service. ' .Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Anderson, Jr.,) •’1‘comnnnied Misses Mary Chanvbers, Rosa Baijey Little and Sue Ella Denson to Union last Saturday, where they stood English examina tions for this district, .. Mrs. Ellen Trunx of St, Petersburg, Fla., was called hero last week on ac count of the illness of her little son, Billy, of Thornwell orphanage, who i.s now a patient in a Greenville hosjiital. Mrs. Truax was accompanied by Mrs. Jacoby, also of Peterfburg. Harrison, Annie ion Jones, Ruby Ruth Sanders, Kochestdr. Mar- Smith Wants Cotton Plan Put In Effect I Washington, .March 6. — Senator :: and M^s. A, F. IVTcCurtly" and ' D. Smith-lteday r Httle son of Rome, Ga., Mr. and Mr.s.!"<-'y General Cummings a brief .setting O. T. Uwing of Greer, Mrs. Howard; arguments to s Meadors and Ralph P. Adair of Ma-1 President Roosevelt has the puwei '•on, Ga.. and Dr. and Mrs. James B.'‘I®’’ ’^w to put his cotton plan into Kay and children of Byron, Gar; were that un- j called here the past week-end on ac- 1 '•oiint of the death of their sister, Mrs.^ I /I. W, Johnson. ' Among the out-of-town people hp”o I Monday for the funeral of Mrs. R. W. I Johnson were: Mrs. P, L. W’ood. G; r nc'-, N. C.; Mrs. Helen" Beasley, .Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Pulley, and Robin \Vood of Raleigh, N. C.; Miss Martha Miller of Byron, Ga.; Rey^ W. A. Fai- rey, Walhalla; Mr. and Mrs. B. W. I. 4inford. Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Cole, Mrs. J. B. Mendenhallj, Jdrs. S. B. Hutch ings, John Oliver Tendriz, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Carter, of Greer; Carl Barks dale of Greenville; Mr. and Mrs Mac B. Hipp of Newberry; Jack W. Dil lard, Mrs. Sallie Belle Atwater, Miss Bessie Dillard, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Phillips, of Spartanburg; Mrs. J. C. Drummond and Miss Sallie Givens )f Pbunatin Inn; Mrs. Luther Young Mrs. David Duncan, Ottis and jKine.s Duncan of Whitmire; Mrs. T. I.?m Monroe, .Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Power Mr. and Mrs. Swygert, Mrs. operation by executive order The .sen ior South Carolina senator will ask for a ruling and if it* is favorable he will present his case direct to Presi dent ivoosevelt. MASONS TO MEET FRIDAY night! Campbell Lodge N.o. -14, A. F. M.,j hold a* regular communication j Friday night, March 10, at 7:45 o’clock. F. C.^ dei ee will be conferred. All members urged to be present. Vis- jiting brethren welcome. , ! By order of .W. M. ^ I V. P. Adair, Secretary. TO CUT OFF POWER NEXT SUNDAY The city water and light depart ment states that power in the city will be cut off next Sunday from 8 to 11 a. m. and from 2 to 5 p. m. The inter- Ebb' riJpfion in the .service is made neces- Copc'land, Mr. and Mrs^ Ross Young.j^^'Y to allow the Duke Powc’.- com- to make repairs on their line the Lydia mills to the power Timmerman, Mrs. Jock Murff, aH ofU.sers of “juice” onJSunday are Uii^rens; Mr. And Mrs. Morgan Toddto these hours in mind. j of Simpsonvillc; Jim Pender of Byron, r”“ ^ j Ga.. and Mr:s. J. B. Hollingsworth of I SUBSCRIBE TO THE CHRONICLE .Mrs. -Ambrose Hudgens, Mr. and Mrs. i Paoy Joe Adair and sons, and Dri T. M.j/^om I n Ur.ion. ‘TI'.o Paper Everybody Reads* Take Stock Of Your Needs • • For Anything You Need in Printed Forms Call Us. • • \ dironicli; Pull. Co / *‘All Kinds of Printing—Except /V