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.y* THURSDAjY, MARCH 23, 1933 THE CLINTON CHRONICI.E, CLINTON. S. C. PAGE FTTZ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦I fsv ' ♦ i H. D. HKNRT F. M. BOLANP H. D. Henry & Company INSURANCE STOCKS BONDS REAL ESTATE P Personal /Aentioi^ / 1^ ' Bothwell Gi-ahr.m spent Sunday Inj S. S. Frith of Savannah, Ga., spent: ► Greenwood with friends 'the week-end »t heme he week-end at home. T. J. Blaloek. Jr., of'Union was atj Miss Mary Coussar spent the week- Ibome for the week-end with his par- end at her home in Bishopville. i LOANS NEGOTIATED ■# ’1 jtnts, Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Blalock. , | Mrs. Fred Scott, Ludie Nell'Scott, j Miss Helen Guerard spent the week-j Mrs. Sam Maddox and little son, spent ■ end in Greenwood with her mother, i Saturday m Laurens.^ > , Mrs. Virginia Guerard. . | Roland Russell of Florence, spent ' . Miss Katherine Jones of FstilU Sunday here with hi.s .sister, Mrs.! i spent the week-end with her parents, j Fthel Pitts. I j Dr. and Mrs. F. D. Jones,.a 1 Mr*-,, ida uost",~ of Columbia, is| { Mi-, and Mrs. A. B. Adair of Green-' spending several days with Mrs. Nan- ' yille are, visiting the former’s mother, |nic A. Pitts. ■Mrs. CPrrie Adnir. 1 Mr. and .Mrs. Rutledge Adair of Co- Mr. and Mrs. E. E. .\shmore andjiuiphia, spent the week-end here with children of Charlotte, N. C., spent; relatives. Open For Business As Usual T 1933 Street Taxes for the Town of Clinton are due and payable on or befenre APRIL I. 1933 All able-bodied male citizens be- tween 21 and 55 years of age are subject to street tax. Tax 51,50i Aftor April 1st, $2.50 By ord^ of Town Council, D. C. HEUSTESS, I City Clerk and Treasurer. i Sunday with Mrs. .Ashmore’s pare,nt.s, Mr. and Mre.^T. L.~Cooper., i Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Bozard of Green- j ville, spent the wedk-end with the lat- I ter’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. D. , Henry. j Mr. and Mi-s. George Weathers of I Ware Shoals, spent the week-end with ithe latter’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. j George Speake. I Mis.s Marion lieake of Bejmettsvillc, spent the week-end with her sister and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. V. P. .Adair. 1 The local ^'Winthrop girls left Mon- . day for R^k Hill to resume their 1 studies after .spending the spring holi- |(1ays at fioi^e., I Miss Margaret McCord returned I Sunday from Hodges, where she has been spending several days since the death o£ her-iatb«r,-J^-Er^ M€Go«k Mi.ss Margaret Hollis left last week for Pickens, where she is connected the Southern Bell Telephone We wish to take this opportSnity/to express to our customers and to the public f^enerally our sin cere appreciation cf the splendid cooperation ^iven during: the holidays declared by the President of the United States and by the Governor of South Carolina in Imndlinjr the banking situation throughout the nation and in the state. ♦ ♦ Mi ss Myrtle Hendricks of Columbia, was the week-end guest of Mr. and Mrs. Fayette Henry. Miss Nelle Rearden of Woodruff, !♦ .‘^pent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs.'t E. L. Blakely. | ♦ Mrs. John B. Yarborough is spend-!♦ ing some time in Columbia with herij sister. ^ j 2 Mr. and Mrs. William llen-y andj^ children and Miss Iris Stone spent | ♦ Sunday in Gaffney with Mrs. Henry’s ji parents. ’ Miss Kathryn Coleman vas the! 2 week-end gue.st of Miss Dorothy Mil- ^^ ler in Laurens. Romulus McDaniel spent a few days last (nv-eek in Augu.sta,- Ga., with rela- We are pleased to announce that we are open un restricted for the resumption of normal banking business and that all departments of our bank are now functioning and solicit your business as usual. We appreciate the spirit and confidence of our depositors, friends and the public in general. NEW BUSINESS INVITED tivesl. The trip was made by bicycle in less than .seven hours. Miss Kaffa Fuller of the Charle.s-1 ^th company. ton -Merficit cbtTege, spent the week end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. B. R. Fuller. Dr. and Mi^s. J. B. Townsend, ^r., of Anderson, spent Sunday with Mr ^d Mrs. J. B. Townsend. Jr. Mrs. M. U Duskin of Columbus, Ga., I is spending some time with her daugh ter and son-in-law, Dr. and Mrs. T. J. Peake. Mr. and-s* ^D•s. A. J. Milling and ^ daughters,. Misses .\lmena, Agnes and Dolly, were in Spartanburg Saturday j for the marriage of Mi.ss Annie Lau-i M. $. Bailey & Son BANKERS OLDEST STRONGEST^ t r-iSTEKS C.r.USASZ NO. I CANS ROGERS NO. 37 FLOUR 650 DEL MONTE OR LIBBY’S Fruit Salad i9< Mrs. Joe Beaudrot returned to her home in Greenwood on Saturday after spending a few days with her mother, Mrs. Mary Prather. Mr!>. J. .A. Bai’ey sni’nt Wednesday and Thursday in Greenville with her danjrhter. Miss .AMen Bailey, who teaches in Easley. Miss Elizabeth 'FRedner of Little Mountain, spimt a few days ’ast week ^ rie Tolbert to .1. C. Taylor, with F. M. Boland and family anci her Mr. and .Mrs. O. H. Sheely and fam- mother. Mrs. .Annie Fliedner. ' J >b’ called to Pomraia last week- Mi.ss .Mary Jlowze Dillard of the I end on account of the illness and death ♦ Univei-sity of South Carolina." spent j of the .former’s father. P. H. Sheely. rtr' wei'k-end with her parents, Mr. . Lamar. Nelson, of Bailey Military and Mrs. L. B. Dillard. | academy, Gret'nwood, is spending the X .Miss Medoia B owning <»f C^ver.se holidays with "his parents, Mr. and college, Spa!tanbu!g. speni-^a few Mrs. f. .1. Leake. day- la.st we«*k at home. Dr. and Mrs. L. R. I.ynn and .Mi.ss .Mrs. J. F. Jacobs, Jr., Mrs. G. P. Mary .Adams are in Hemlersonville ('opeland and^ Miss L’.len Copeland today for the wedding of Miss Paul- weiT vtsitors in Grem'.ilte on"Sntur- InA Browln Our price for the" World’s Best Overalf 2 CAN LB. BAG HILLSDALE OR MSEDALE SUCED PINEAPPLE Pest Toasties or Com Flakes'" 2 PKOS. 15^ MO. ni C.\N CAMPBELL'!! TOMATO^ JUICE 13^ CAN.S jr«r#arter NUCOA - LB. lOi# jr«rtoa'« (WAS X F-%r.rjOOM ■ FRKK! 2 PKca IS* J9%u*kimr CRACKERS 3 PKCS. 25* •/ nUm^iM w Stolrljf't CORN 3 2S* Dean’s mr SI. CkarUs’ EVAP. MILK 2 9* YmtUil Brmmd RAISINS 3 i-OZ. 10* Keep That S<'ka«t Ctrl CompUxtom Palmolive SOAP «-akb 5* SwtUar Dmeen ~ OUVES- *-oz. * botti.B 10* LARGE OR BABY LIMA BEANS LBS. I9< LIFEBUOY SOAP 2 CAKBS is^ UBBY*S OR DEL MONTE PEACHES C^pe Nut^ FLAKES tot ■ uy. I Mrs. B. S. Pinson returned ye.ster- William Blakely of Erskine college, j day from Roanoke, \'a., where she , Due W’est. .spent the week-end with was called Sunday on account of the n(klit (At: s^^ his parents. Mr. and Mrs. R. P'. Blakely. .Mr. and Mrs. R. U FMaxico an tie .son, s|>ent the week-end in B burg with the former’s parents, and Mrs. J. E. Plaxico. death of her sister, Mrs. Celia Evans. Mi.ss Ailell Olive of Augusta, Ga., is the guest of Dr. and .Mrs. F. S. s- , Chance. r. I Miss .Margaret Clary spent the week-end at her home in Smyrna. Mr. and .Mr.s. \V. W\ .Arrington and j Misses Clemmie Jamison and .Marie_ children of (Jreenville, spent the | Tate visitijd friends in Charlotte dur-; week-end with_Mrs. .Arrington’s par-; ing the week-end. ! ent.H, Mr. and Mrs. R. F. Blakely. Dr. Robert P. Jeanes of Greenville, spent the week-end with his parenLs, Mr. and Mrs. P. S. Jeanes. George Ma.son of Charlotte, N. C., ^^-and- Joe Mason of Seneca, spent the week-end here with their mother, .Mrs. D. W. Mason. Mrs. L B. Dillard and tlaughter. Mis.s Irene, spent the past week-end in Spartanburg. Mr, and Mrs. G. W’. Bell spent the week-end in Columbia with the lat- ter’.s parents. Mr. and Mrs. Kleckley. Miss Lillian Bobo of Spartanburg, is spending this week w’ith her .sister, M i.s.s Mary Bobo, and other relatives. Miss Sara Buford of f’o'.uinhia col Miss Mildred White vi.sited her par-jo ents in Charlotte for the week-end. Friends of little Billy Truax, of Thornwell orphanage, will be glad to know he is imploving at-a Greenville ho.spitak— ~ ^ Dr. and Mrs. L. R. Lynn and Mr. and Mr.H. F. M. Stutts will attend a Thomwell orphanage alumni banquet in Charlotte tomorrow evening. Week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Pitts included-the latter’s sister and brother, .Mis.s' liouise Bult- man and George Bultman, and cou sins, Mrs. H. I). Bell and .Marion Ard, all of Sumter. .Mr. and Mrs. B. R. Austin spent c,'. We IMPROVED th» ofvvnil and REDUCED tha prioa J. M. PITTS’ STORE Clinton, S. C. .tiiss ;>ara nuioru oi » ii-.uinoici cm-1 the week-end in ('harleston visiting lege, is spending the spring holidays-} .Magnolia Gardens. '** *■' Mrs. J. M. Pitts returned Thursday •’rom a two weeks’ visit to her daugh- F. PKq ^OZ. CAN Red Devil LYE c.wa Fat MACKEREL, 6 for SALT FISH, 3 lb*. FRESH EGC^ dozoi. BestaiEESE,lb...... • • O' 25c 25c 15c 15c SUGAR,2Slbt. :.. $1.05 SUGAR, 10 Dm. ... 43c < SUGAR, S Dm. ... 23c BlueRoaeRICE,3Dm. 10c Peari GRTTS^ 10 Dm. 19c • • • • F : ORANGES^ APPLES or TANGERINES, eadi }■ - Ic vith her parents,. .Mr. and .Mrs.. G Buford. .Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Neighbors of Williamston. R|*ent a few days last j week w'ith the former’s parents, .Mr. 1 and Mrs. W’. E. Neighbors, j .Miss Almena Milling of Converse j college, Spartanburg, spent the spring holidays with her parrats, Mr. and Mrf. A. J. Milling. ter, Mrs. S. E. Evans, in Bennettsville. Mrs. Evans accompanied her home for a week’s visit. Friends of Mrs. .Sam Maddox will be glad to know^ that she is able to be out again after' having been ill the past week.^ Mrs. Andy Young, Miss Hattie Hor- Miss Margaret M. Speake of Colum- ton,' Mrs. Gus Young and .Mrs. Roy bia college, is visiting her brother and -ister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. George T. Speake. 1 Mrs. Maude Hampton, accompanied by Miss Myrtle Westbury, is spending this week in New York city attending the National Hairdreseers* convention. Mr.s. J. A. Bailey and Mrs. J. H. Witherspoon left Monday for Colum Pitts were visitors in Spartanburg on Thursday. Miss Mary W'hittaker spent the week-end in Union with relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Bailey of Spar tanburg, announce the birth of a daughter on Monday, March 20. Mr. and Mrs. George Howard Odi- orne, who were married in Tampa, Take Stock Of Your bia to attend the state D. A. R. con-1 Fla., on March 14th, are spending .sev- vention as delegates from the local chapter. Mrs. G. F. Cooley and little grand- eral days with the former's parents,' Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Odiorne. j Miss Pearl Hitt of Lake City, after! daughter. Carolyn Gillam, of Camden,,attending the teachers’ meeting in' spent efew days last week with rela-1 Spartanburg, spent the week-end with! tives here. Mr. Cooley came up on {her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Eugene! Sun^y and accompanied them hojsier'JflRt. I .Misses Patsy Peay, Tomhii*; Amaket Miss Ansie Kirven spent the week-i snd Ruth Barton, who are teaching! in Lend-in Columbia with her'brother,! Blackville. spent a few days last week i Marion Kirven with the former’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Peay. Misses Dolly Pratt and Rassie Beaudrot returned to their home in Greenwood on Sunday after spending 'ja few days with their gran^other, Newberry Woman Freed Of Chargej; Needs For Ansrthing ^You A Need in Printed Mrs. Mary Prather. Miaaes Rcdge Peake, Evelyn Cham- Newberry, March 21.—Mrs. Ernie S. BizzcM, 11, was acquitted today of| bera, Jamie Little, Beatrice High- i a charge of murder in connection with | smith and Mary Emma Speake re- j the slaying of her husband, Tom Biz- j turned to Greenwood Tuesday to re- {zell. !surae their itodiea after spending the >, holidays at home. Mrs. V. P. 'Adair, |fra- J* W*. Craw- 'iford, tMra. Ethel PitU, and Misses iViviu PFrfcs Adair, Evelyn Chaiti- • •••••••••• JIW • t f 2, bera, Mary Glynn Chambers, Louise r Chambers mmI Prances Lee Pitta were risitors in Greenrille on Friday. hours, re turning its verdict at 5:10 p. m. Mrs. Bizzell pleaded self-defense. She testified she shot iMr husband when he advanced with a baseball bat following a disagreement over wheth-| er the rent from one of her farms should be paid tO\her or to him. I Forms Call Us. r' ChrmiiGlG Pil). Co -‘AU of Frindiic-^ExccpC Bsd** r; \ r-