The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, March 30, 1933, Image 5
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THURSDAY, MARCH 30, 1933
THE CLINTON CHRONICLE. CLINTON. S. C.
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PAGE FIVE
H. D. HBNRT
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P. M. BOLAND
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H. D. Henry & ComvipAny
INSURANCE
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STOCKS
BONDS
REAL
ESTATE
Mrs. Clyde H. McCrary, Miss El-
myra Ray ami Miss Helen Milam were
! visitors in Greenville on Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Davidson of Ches-
jter, were the weeT-end guests of Dr.
iand Mrs. J. Lee Young.
LOANS negotiated
Mrs. W. C. Oxley, Mrs. R. W. Phil-
lip.s, and Mr^s. George H. Odiome were
visitors in Greenville yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. ,C. C. Giles and Mr.
and Mrs. M. W. Miller spent Saturday
in Charlotte. .
C. P. Robinson was in Rock Hill
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T. Wier Davis sjient the week-end ^
in Columbia \vith filends and rela-jlaj^t week, where he was a member of'
tives, federal jury. |
.Mrs. Clarence, .\sbill and chiulren of' Mr.s. Henry B. Sneer? has returned!
' Clem.^on college, are visiting her,!*' ber home in Charlotte. N. C., after!
Established 188^
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1S33 Street Taxes for the Tomoi of
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Clinton are due imd payable on or
before
APRIL I, 1933
All ableJbodied male.^ citizens be^
tween 21 and 55 years of age are
to street tax. _
Tax $1.50. After April Ist, $2.50
By order of Town Council,
City
D. C. HEUSTESS,
Clerk and Treasurer.
Rogers Stores .Irt* Celebratnuj "llappij Dags ' with a
PROSPERITY
SALE
FRIDAY,
MARCH 31st
SATURD.AT,
APRIL lat
Yov can’t talk prowj/rrlfy back icith ffeafimtsm. Buy nov
an ft put money into circulation. — Buy nov and take
adiiintagc o) aume extra apeeinl valuca at Rogeret Save
money I
9m mure mnd mem thm big cieeular full of valuca which will b«
delivered to your home. If you don't get you/rm ask the
manager of your nearest Rogers store for a copy! II
Bull Pack, Red Rtpe
TOMATOES
4
NO. 1
CANS
25<
Bancy
PINK SALMON
3
TAI.r,
CANS
25<
armoMr’« Vegetole or Strift’e ./eael
SHORTENING
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— 1-LB. _
CAIITO.N
45<
Bineet Quality American
CHEESE
UL
12*
PhUlipe
PORK & BEANS
3
Ifi OZ.'
CANS
13*
Heinz 'Pure Tomato
KETCHUP
lar(;k .si/.k
14l<
J/I.TfrMon. Ttirr
APPLE JELLY
16-OZ.
JAR
10*
liibbt/’a or Del Munte
FRUIT SALAD
NO 1
CA.V
14C
TOASTIES
2
PKGS.
This is ju3t a few of our big
value.s—see our “circular!
Fairy
SOAP, 3 cakes . .
OXYDOL, box . 7
RICE, Blue Rose, 10 lbs.
Pearl GRlTi 5 lbs
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MEAL, home ground, peck
Chenille RUGS, each
LIMA BEANS, 3 lbs.. . . . .
DILL PICKLES, large jar .
mother, Mrs. Bessie Godfrey.
Mi.ss Mary Black, Arthur and .Mec
Black attended the annual Engineer
ing-Architecture day held at Clemson
college on Friday.
‘spending several day.s
ents, Mr. and Mr.s. B
with, her par-
F. Copeland.
Mrs. C. P. Perriclear is spending a
few days at her home in Eastover.
Gene Brown, who is teaching in
Miss-Helen Littlefield of Simpson-! Chesnet*, spent the past week-end at
ville, spent the week-end with Mi.sses 1 home;
Elsie‘Neighbors and Tokie Adair.
Bill Zealy of Augusta, Ga., visited
friends at Presbyterian college on
Sunday.
Mr.s. B. 0. Whitten spent Friday in
Seneca with her parents, ML and Mrs.
Ballenger.
Denny Pitts of Greenville, spent
Sunday with his mother, Mrs, Nannie
Pitts.
M isses .Almena Milling and Medora
Browning have resumed their studies
at Conver.se college, Spartanburg, af
ter spending the spring holidays at
home.
4 v-KenhetbfCoxidelt-Jast w^jek^rfor his
I home in Greencastle, Ind., after sjwnd-
Jing the past several weeks here with
friends.
- Misses BeaU-Ace CampbelU—^lrifr
Painter and Will Allen Addy and Sid
ney Bryson were in Greenville Sun
day for the air circus.
Mr.s. James Moore of York, spent a
few days last week with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. T. .1. Blalock.
Mrs. Maude Hampton and Miss^
Mr. and Mrs, R. L. Plaxico and son,
Bobbie, Mrs. P. S. Jeanes and Miss
Nannie Young Tricble spent Monday
in Greenville.
Furman Brownlee spent Sunday in
Spartanburg with'friends.
Mr. and Mrs. John E. Strange were
guests Sunday of Mr. and M.rs. J. R.
Childress in Anderson. / '
Mr.^. B. F. Copelaml, Xr., and sons
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For almost a half century .we
have - 8«rve^_ this community.
Our unbroken record of service
is well known.
Old business is greatly appre
ciated, and we also pledge our
best efforts to all new business.
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NEW BUSINESS CORDIALLY INVITED
have returned to their home in Char-iJ
lotte, N. C., after .spemiing the past ■
several weeks with Mr. and Mrs. Ben! o
Copeland. > *
Henry M. Young and family arc
now ocoipying, thjg. Ilantin liyme on
Musgrove street.
JOANNA MIEI7NEWS
iiF 1^ ^ npi ^
Goldville, M^rcb 2.'?.'—Mi.ss .Sallie
.Mae Franklin, Bud Franklin, Mrs.
Foster Franklin and son. of Whitmire;
S'^ent the week-end with Mr. an 1 Mrs.
J. G. Franklin.
Mrs. R. G. Carr and children .-pent
BANKERS
efcDEST-
^TRONOEST
Myrtle Westbury returned Saturday
I from New York, where they s|>ent the’the week-end in Gaffney.
! oast week. ' .Mr. and .Mr.s. R. L. luinfonl
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•Mr. and Mrs. W, N. Bobo and fam-1 daughter. Mary, spent the
ily are now making their home on
Musgrove stri'et. in the home former
ly ocoupi.d l y 11. M. Young and fam
ily.
Oliver Burioughs of .Augusta. Ga.,
and
week-end
in Woodruff.
.Misses Mary ('hapman and Beatrice
Andrews of Tamassee, spent the
week-end with .'Ir. and Mrs. ('. E.
Chapman. ,
a few days last week here with; Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Wilson an 1 chil-
friends.
Friencis of Mi.'S_ Zelune Davis will
sorry to know that she has had to
^ give up he'' teaching pf)sition in Man-
niiig for the rest of the year on ae-
^ : count of her health.
.^Ir. and .Mrs. Kilward llen'V and
little son, of Auder-on. spent the
week-end witli the former’s
iMr. and .Mrs. 11. I). Henry.
.Mrs. .1. W. Crawford. Mr. and Mrs.
,S. S. Lankford, James Kay of I’nion,
'and Mr.s. Cliarlie Stone of Birming
ham. .\1h., .spent Tuesday here with
J relatives.
! Allen Colemati, with several friends
from Laurens, spent the week-end in
Charle.ston visiting .Magnolia gardens.
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10c
. 5c
27c
10c
20c
33c
19c
15c
SALT, 5c pkgs. 2 for'
ORANGES/ APPLES or
TANGERINES, each .
5c
Ic
lii-en of Bath. sju*nt the week-end with i
.Mr. and .Mrs. K. L. Thomas. j
.Mrs. Mary Foy of Prosperity, is vis-'
iting Mr. aiTd Mrs. G. Foy.
Mi.ss Kloienee Dukes of Sedalia,
spent the w’eek-eml with her sister,
Miss Virginia Dukes.
•Mrs. U. L. League of Greenville^
parents, j spent the week-end with .Mr. and, Mrs.
jp. B. Miu-hell.’ , "
I Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Hurhin of Green-
■ wood, spent the week-end with Mr,
and Mrs. E, H. Hunnicut.
John Dubois was caUtMl to Oswego,
N. Y., Friday on account of the ill
ness of his son. ’ '
Miss Rosa Dreher .spent the week
end in Inman.
Reopens On A
Restricted Basis
Mrs. C. P. Robinson has returned
from Clover where she has been
spending sevei’al day.s, with her sis
ter, Mrs. R. L. Wylie.
I Mr. and Mrs. L. S. McMillian are
I now making their home at the John
i C. Davis place, near here.
Mr. and Mrs. M. Wa.ihington Miller
I inchester,:. Ky,»--apfinl a -few Uajul
{last week with frieTfMs here.
1 - l)r. and Mrrf. F. S. Chance spent
jthe week-end in Augusta with friends.
I Mis. J. H. Witherspoon ^kmt the
I week-end in Spartanburg with her
I daughter- and son-in-law, Mr. and
j Mrs. Lewis Bailey.
' Miss Emmie Pitts of Seneca, spent
the week-end with her p’^iirents, Mr.
and Ml'S. J. M. Pitts.
Miss Adell Olive ha.s letiirned to
her home in Augusta after visiting
Dr. and -Mrs. F. S. Chance the past
several days.
T. J. Blalock of I’nion, spent the
week-end with his parents, M '. and
Mr.s. T. J. Blalock.
.Mr. and Mrs. Bonner Harvhy of
Green'voail, .spent the week-end with
the latter’s parents,* .Mr. and Mrs. .-K.
B. Blakely.
'! Mr. and Mr.s. J. B. Wilder. Gaston
! Wilder and Mrs. C. C. Young spent
! Sunday in Spartanburg with Mr. and
I mi.s,. Jack W. Dillard.
; Mr.s. Irene A. Pitt.s. R. P- Ad.air,
Misses
Hubei't
Mr. and Mrs. F. Bartlett and lit
tle .son of Greenville, were Sunday]
guests of Mr, and Mrs. E. I.,. Thomas, j
Mrs. Marjorie Stevens of lumens, |
.spent Saturday with Mr.s. R, Tucker.
THOUGHT GIVEN
TO COTTON week!
( harlolte, N. f'., March 24.—Execu-
jtives repre.senting mills with approxi-
' mately l,d00,0<K) spindles and leadmg
yarn merchants from the East con
ferred here today on prohleips con-
' fronting carded yarn manufacture! s.
j It was brought out that pre.sent
yarn stocks were alamt the same as
I last year and Mnaller than the two
previous years; that unfilled ordres on ■
hand were sufficient for seven Weeks’
operations witih mills operating at 50 j
j per cen,t of capacity, a.s general at 1
pi'tsint; that r«*cent "sales had been'
t niade below the cost of productiim. ]
! Si»eakers at the meeting inc!u<led:b'
leorge A. Sloan, chairman of the Cot
ton Textile institute; M. Fairley of I
,.1 aurinbui g, w ho succcfde«l H. B. Gos-
:etl of Chai'lc.tte as chaiiinan of the
‘’gr<iup; b re<l Rakestraw, presi b*nt-of-
[the Carded Yarn .Manufactu'ers of,
! Philadelphia; Sydney P. J^Iunioe, as-
|iustant to Mr. .Sloan.
Ea.itern yarn merchants attending j
In accordance with authority granted'^by the South
('arolina Hoard of Hank ('ontrcl. The (‘ontmercial H:ink
is now open for busine.''^s.
The Hank will transact such busine.<s as handling bills
of lading, drafts for collection and remittance, access to
safe deposit boxes and such other functions as are per
mitted under the above authority.
Trust deposits will be received and will be kept on
hand in cash or deposited with the F'ederal Reserve Bank.
These depasits are subject to withdrawal on demand.
Further information and details will be announced
from time to time.
H. D. HENRY
CONSERVATOR
Joyce Pitts. Dorothy Adair, the meeting sa.d there was ^-general
and ti/>hbie Adair ami Otho ami-g owing feeling of optimism, hut
'Johnson spent Salurdav in Greenville, warned manulactu.-or-^ against aPow-^
Me. and Mrs. Clyde Lankfc.rd visit- ing it to bring about unwarranted pro-j
ed friends in Ncw'berrv on Saturday, duction increases.
' Miss Margaret Owens of Charlotte, The annual carded yarn meeting.
!n C ♦and John Owens of Rock Hill, .would be held at I’inehurst April I'A,
vi'sitSi friends here Tuesday. in conjunction with the convention of
I Mr. and Mr.s. Floyd Hitt of Edge-; the American 'otton Manufacturers
[field and Miss Mftjry Boh«» were In association, it was decided^
Spartanburg .Monday to see. Mr.s,' M'uch of the day’s discws.sion.s cefi^
! Hitt’s brother, Paul Simmons, who is tered around plans for obseivanco of^
ja patient in a .Spartanburg hospital. National Cotton week. ^ ‘ ,
Miss Margaret Hollis of Pickens, j - i
spent the week-end, here with her (i^ORGE L. RIDGEWAY ' t
brother and sistei-in-law. MC andj SUFFERS BROKEN LEGI
Mrs. Charles Hollis, and other rela-■ i
*^*'«*! V i vir M - p « ' I-aurens, March 25.—Geo. L. Ridge* _
I M '*r V pu *^ \v V V iirh’former rural policeman (»f [.au-pi
( Mr,. J.V. Edwards. ^ IVinca. '
a»r» and Rev. H. O. (hambe^ were |
Take Stock
Of Your
Needs
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First
in Walhalla Friday for the W
district institute held at t- the
Baptist* church.
Mr, and .Mrs. Brewer Dixon of Tal-
, ladega, Ala., announce the birth of a
'son on Sunday, March 26. Mrs. Dixon
is remembered her as Miss Corinne
! Bailey, daughter-of and Mrs. -G,
CSTl
hel
had one of his leg.s broken
terday when he accidentally fell as
was attempting to step over a ditch i
on his fai*m: About a year ago Mr.
Ridgeway suffered a .seriou? sprain
of the knee of the same leg, and wa.s
laid up for several weeks from the
injury.
.M. Bailey of this city.
' Mrs. J. F. Jacol^s, Sr., .Miss Clara
Duckett, Mr. and Mr.s. R. E. .Sadler,
Mrs. J. F. Jacobs, dr,, Mr.s. W. P. Ja
cobs, J. Bennett 'Townsend and James,
Seely of Pie.sbyterian college, werej*”®"
in Rock Hill Friday for the marriage
of Mkss Earle Neely to George Elliott,
Towr-'erd. '
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