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THURSDAY* MARCH 16, 1933
THE CLINTON CHRONICLE* CLINTON. S. C.
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GRITS,101b8. .15c
OLEOMARGARINE, 3 lbs. ... 25c
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SUGAR, 25 lbs. $1.05
SUGAR, 10 lbs 43c
SUGAR, 5 lbs. 23c
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The Most Unique and Interesting Musical Presentation
Before the American Public Today
“AN EVENING WITH VERDI”
with
Thelma BaHov and Lyman Ackley -
Presented at
FLORIDA STREET SCHOOL
MONDAY, MARCH 20
8:1.5 P. M.
Admission 15 and 25 Cents '
Reserved seats at Clinton Hotel now.
Auspices The PaC-SaC, Annual of Presbyterian College
Mrs. J. A. Bailey was a yi.sitor in
Greenville on Monday.
Prof. T. E. Lothery .spent the week
end at his home in Davidson, N. C.
R. A. Abrams, Jr., of Cohimbia,
spent the week-end here with his par-
(fents, Mr. and Mrs. R. A. .Abrams.
Gus C. Adams of South Boston, Va.,
I spent the week-end with friends at
j Presbyterian collepe.
H. G. hheney and daughte;" Mrs. W
♦ 'T. Cook, of Auirusta, visited .Miss
J Mary Jo Rheney on Sunday..
1 F. L. Brigman, Jr., of Bishopville.
‘ spent the week-end with Dr. B. 0.
Whitten and family.
' Miss Almena Milling has returned
to her studies at Converse, college, af-]
ter visiting friends in Washington,!
D. c!
Mrs. Ansel Godfrey and little Joy
Young Godfrey of Abbeville, are
.spending several days here with rela
tives.
Mr. and Mrs. Carlton F. Winn an
nounce the birth of a daughter on
Tuesday, March 14.
Mr.' and Mrs. Joe Beaudrot and
children and Mrs. Eugene Pratt and
\ daughter, Mi.ss Dolly Pratt, of Green
wood, spent Sunday with Mrs. Mary
Prather and J. F. Prather
Jennings -Futch of Columbus, Ga.,
visited friends at-Thornwell orphan
age on Monday.
Dr. and Mr.s. R. E. Abell and chil
dren of Chester, W’ere the guests of
1>r7aWd^ Mrs."J.~tee Young WT?uhday7
Dr. and Mrs. F. D. Jones and daugh
ter, Mi.ss Letitia, spent the week-end
in Columbia with relatives. They were
accompanied home by their little
granddaughter, Rowena DuBose.
Miss Martha Wilbur spent the
week-end in Charleston with her par-
; ent.s.
I Mrs. J. ('opeland and dauj^hter,
I Eva Gary, of Columbia, spent a few
•days last week with Dr. and Mrs.
Jack H. Young.
F'leming Mason of Columbia, spent
the week-end with his mother, Mrs. D.
W. Mason.
' .Mr. and Mrs. ('. E. Galloway and
i daughter, Marcia, left today for Co-
I lumhia to visit Mrs. Galloway’s par
ents, .Mr. and .Mrs. George T. Barnes.
1 Misses Margaret Mct'aughrin, Mar
garet Nessley, Clara Eskridge and
Margaret Livingston of Newberry,
visited frien<is here Sunday,
j Friends of .Mrs. John T. Blakely
i will be glad to know that she is able
to be out again after having been ill
ithe past three weeks.
Miss Medora Browning of Converse
college, spent the week-end at home.
Mi-s. G. A. Burton, Mi.ss Lois Blake
ly and, Aldine Blakely attended the
funeral of little Elizabeth Jeannette
Blakely in Williamston on Saturday.
Mi.ss June Dreher of Converse col
lege, was the week-end guest of Miss
Dolly Milling.
Mrs. G. C. O«lior,ne and Mrs. R. W.
I Phillip.s were visitors in Greenville on
jTue.sday.
.Miss Mary Ella Bailey of Limestone
^ B WiimiiiBiiKBtllBiinBlIBI
Dr. and Mrs. D. J. Woods we^e vis
itors in Greenville on Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ryland Sumerel spent
Sunday in Union with relatives.
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Miss .Agatha Bailey, who is teach
ings: in Che.ster, is spending a few days
with her parents, I)r. and Mrs. T. L.
W. Pailoy. |
Mr. and Mrs,. R. F. Copeland. Jr.,{
and little son Pf Greonvillo, spent the,
week-end with the former’s i)arents,
Air. an Airs. R. F. Copelandi
Miss Martha Weir Davis of Lau-
ren.^, is spending several days here
with Air. and Airs. U S?. McMillian.
C. C. Giles and daughter, Mi.ss Pa
tricia, have been spending the past
I week in Florida with relatives.
Aliss Lillian Bums Browning, who
has heen directing amateur • plays in
the West and Middle West, is home
for a few days’ visit.
M iss FIlizabeth Sheely of Ninety-
Six, is spending a fewvdays with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. O. I. Sheely.
Miss Zelime Davis of Manning, is
spending the holidays here with her
mother, Mrs. George M. Davis.
Mr. and Mrs. Dtmnis Sowers, Mr.
and Mrs. L. T. Ramage, Mrs. Mae
I.ieaman and Billy Leaman spent Sun
day in Augusta.
Friend.s of Mrs. Nannie E. 'Jones of
Mountville, will be sorry to know that
she is-quite ill at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. George Watts ^Cope- j
land, on North Adair street.
Mrs. Ls Cooper, Mrr. Lymr
Cooper and Tom Cooper spent yester
day in Seneca w’ith Mr. and Mrs. Mike
Caskey, Mr, and Mr.H, Caskey accom
panied them home for a few days’
visit.
Dr. John MoSween was in Green
ville Friday night where he was the
.speaker at a meeting of the men and
women of the Second Presby‘oilan
church.
Mis.ses Rosa Bailey Little, Mary
Glynn Chambers, and Robert McLees,
accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. W. R. I
.Anderson, were in Union Saturday to
participate in a high.school history
contest.
Friends of Miss Margaret .McCorcl,
member of the Florida Street .school
faculty, sympathize with her in the
death of her father, J. E. McCord,
which occurred at his home in Hodges
last Thur.sduy, •
The following Winthrop girls ar-
riveil Tuesday to s|)end the aiming
holidays at home: Mi.s.ses Sadiel<>
('handler, Lidie Ix‘ake, Ella Little
McCrary. Copie Mct^rary, (’aroline
.Martin, Rachel ()’Daniel, Grace Davis,
Bert Peay, Elsie Little, Ruth Todd,
lone Von Hollen and Violette Wheeler.
NEARLY HALF A CENTURY
OF BANKING EXPERIENCE
. . . has sh()wn that certain principles of manas^e-
ment must be followed in order that the depositor’s
money shall he worth one hundred cents on the dol
lar.
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These principles may seem rijgid at times, but
they are absolutely vital in serving: the best inter
ests of all concerned. '
By faithfully living up to the principles of“ con
servative banking “The Old Reliable” is always in a
position to offer a bread banking service to its cus
tomers. V
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M. $. Bailey & Son
OLDEST
BANKERS
STRONGEST
^*|collcge, Gaffney, spent Sunday with
<>;her parents. Dr. and .Mrs. T. L. W.
Bailey.
Misses Sara Ray^^otpffinfh, Elsie
Painter, and Sidney Bryson and Bill
Smoak of Abbeville, were visitors' in
Spartanburg on .Sunday.
I Mrs. Irene Todd, Hubert and Paul
Todd spent Sunday in Greenville with
the former’s brother, Homer Sumerel.
Mr. and Mrs. R. F. Blakely, M isses
Margaret and Catherine Blakely si)ent
-Sunday in Due We.st with VVMlliam , .. . .
student at Erskine i ^ nday.
Mr. and Mrs
Cross Hill News
Cross Hill, March 11.—T. B, Crews
has accepted a position with the Mont-
gomei y and Crawford Hardware com
pany, of Spartanburg. He and Mrs.
Crews left Monday for their new
home.
A. M. Hill an<l Albert Dial have re
turned from a fox hunt in .tlie.. lower,
part of the state,
Mrs. Josie Harmon and son, Brosig,
have returned to their home at Irmo
after visiting'friends here.
Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Guest, of .Ninety-
Six, and Mr. and .Mrs. J. A. .McCarthy,
of Dyson, were week-end guests of
Miss Sallie Thompson. .
Mrs. S. D. Austin and Mrs. C. B.
Mills were guests of relatives in (’lin-
Confidence -
... in a bank is born of the reliable
service it has rendered in the past—
its conservative policy — Unsubstan
tial resources, and, above all, the in
tegrity of its personnel. That THIS
BANK has measured up to those
qualifications is attested by the fact
that depositors have continued since
it opened to “back it” by trusting it
with their savings.
Ml
THE BANK OF PERSONAL SERVICE”
Blakely, who i.n a
college.
Aliases Lizzie and Lucy Sloan of tjie
Pea Ridge section, syient Tuesday with
thejr sister, Mrs. J. Heed Todd..
J. W, .Milam, Jr., of Kings Moun
tain. N. ('., spent Sunday with his par
ents, Mr. and .Mr.s. J. W. Milam.
Mr. an<l Mrs. Bonner Harvley ,
Greenwood, .spent the week-end with |
the latter’s parents. Mr. and -Mrs. A.
i B. Blakely. ^
• Mr. and Mrs. M. D. Milam, Mrs,
Tom Milam ;abd .Mi.ss Helen Milam
.spent Friday in Duncan with .Mr. and
Mrs. Tom Young.
George Shepherd Y'eldell has re
turned to hi.s studies at- Piesbyterian
college, after having been at hi.s home
in Greenwood the past several day.^
on account of illness.
J. H. Nance, their son,
Andy, and Durward Perry spent .Sat
urday in Gre'eriville.
The membeis of the Bridge club
were guests of .Mrs. VV. H. Leaman
Friday afternoon. Besides^ the mem
bers, the f(dlowing guests were pres
ent: Mr.s. Wh«*eler. .Mrs. \V. R. Grif-
.Vlis.-es Clara Dial and Kathleen
Gregory.
Mr. and Mr.s. .1. .A. Lott, .Mr. and
Mra. J. A. Feagle and Mis. Sula Am-
acker of Saluda, were dinner guest.s
of .Mr, and .Mr's. J. H. Pe*ry Sundayr-
.Mr. and Mrs. B. R. .Austin of Clin
ton spent the week-end with the for-
me:’’s nuither. Airs. 1.ilia .Au.-.tin.
Miss Emmie Goodman has returned
to he*' home at Belton after visiting
.Miss Lizzie Carter. ^
Hugh Leaman, Erne.'-t F’inson, John
Take Stock
Of YJour
of ('olwmbia, .^w< re
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gregory are re-
congratulations on the birth
of a daughter, Norma f.'ornelia, Feb
ruary 2b.
Mr. and .Mrs, Bill Setzler announce!
the birth of a .son, James F'reerick. ;
.1— Mr. and Mrs. Grady Chandler and
Mrs. Gussie HUnter, of |CJ>bton. were,
Sunday guests of Mr, and Mrs, S. D.i
Austin. i
-Mr. and .Mrs. R. W. Phillips and
.laUKhter, Carrie Mae, spent Sunday; •'■anr? Marlon and .Martin Iloyee. all f
.m Ware Shoals with Mrs. Phillips' of (.idiimhia....wire with hon,e,t„lks
. parents.
Miss Mary I’inson of Limestone col
lege, Gaffney, spent Sunday with her cen.ng
parents, Mr. and Mrs. F. Pinson.
Mrs. M. A. Durant of .Abbeville,, ,
spent Tuesday here with her parents,
.« and Mrs. Mrs. George H. Ellis.
Mrs. W. H. Drummond is .spending
several days in Laurems with Mrs.
Louis Ander.son..'
Dr. and Mrs. L. R. Lynn were in.
1 Seneca and Walhalla -Sunday where! At a nieetinit of the auxiliary of the
•they showed the picture, “A Day At
' Thomwell.”
^Ure”s.nTteLariifte™«rbifo7e JjI;|FEB HONOR ROLL
I Parent-Teacher association of Ware! FOR WADSWORTH SCHOOL
‘ Shoals, Uesing as hi.'t .subject. “Nature
In the Raw.”
Otto rerfene, member of the fac
ulty at Presbyterian Junior college.
Maxi oh, N. C., spent the week-end
viith friends at Presbyterian college
and Thornwel orphanage.
Mr.-and Mrs. W. R. Anderson, Jr.,
i Misses Polly £lrod, Alline Newsom,
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Presbyterian church
year were installed.
officers for the
First grade: Jim Crawford, Eliza
beth Workman.
.Second grade: Omega Alonroe, Hen
ry Young.
Third grade: Jean Workman. ——
E'oui-th grade: Dorothy Horton.
Fifth giade: Martha Young, •
Sixth grade: .Marion E. I.awson,|
and .Anna Bell Hudson were in Hodg-1 Frances Horton, William Buford,
• es E'ridaX^.d attended the funeral of
, Mi^ Margaret McCord’s father, J. E.
$eventh grade: Mary Clair tiVork-
man. Elvclyn Nabors, Dorothy Craw-
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