The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, April 13, 1933, Image 5
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THURSDAYi APRIL 13. 1933
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.ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
JOANNA COTTON MILIJ5
The annual meeting o
Cotton Mills will be held accordinK'to
by-laws at the office in Goldville.
South Carolina, for the election of
directors and the transaction of such
othc^ business as may legally come
before it on Tuesday, May 2, 1923. «
t I ' E. L. DURGIN,
the Joanna Secretary.
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THE CLINTON CHRONICLE, CLIOTON. S. C.
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H. D. HENRY
F. M. BOLAND
H. D. Henry & Company
INSURANCE
STOCKS
BONDS
REAL ESTATE
} Miss Elizabeth t^eely of Ninety-
i Six, spent the week-end with her par-
I cuts, Mr. and Mrs. O. T. Sh^i^ly.
I Miss Dorothy Miller of Laurens,
} was the week-end guest of Miss Kath-
j ryn Coleman.
j Mrs. Morgan Todd of Simpsonville,
, spent a few days last week with her
j mother,' Mrs. Emma Little.
j Railey V.'illiams of the Darlington
I School for Boys, Romp,'Ga., spent the
1 week-iiclfti here with relative.s.
j Mrs. Selma Frank.« spent the week-
Cnarlpston visiting
Friends of Mrs. Tommie Dominick
\yill be sorry to know that she is a
patient at Dr. Hays’ hospital.
Mr, and Mrs. Victor Weathers
Laurens, spent Tuesday with Mr. and
Mrs. E.-^L. Blakely. ■
J. I). Jeans spent Sunday in Green-'
wood with his son. Jack, who is a pa- ’ ^
tient in the Greenwood hospital.
Mrs. J. 11. Witherspoon is spending
several days in‘Spartanburg with her »f
daughter, Mrs. fctnvis Haitcy-.
LOANS NEGOTIATED
i^nd in
^ Gardens
i Mrs. Pryor Babb and little daugh-
, ter of Lypchburg, Va., arc visiting her
/ Mr» and Mrs. .Mack Foote and fam
ily were called to Canton, N. C., the
Magnolia pa.st week-^end on account of the (Dath
of Mrs. Poole’s- sister, Mrs. M, E.j
Dempsey. ‘
Mr. and Mrs. George Williams of
York, spent the week-end with the
Wright^
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You Asked For It — Here It Is
T l<= A MILE RAIL FARES
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Between All Points In the Southeast
AI.SO BARGAIN FARES TO NEW YORK. BALTI
MORE. PHILADELI’HIA AND ATLANTIC CITY
Applying Each Direction
Dates of Sale ,
‘Memorial Day”
‘4th olJLuly
“April 14-
May 27-28-29
July l;2-3
August 4-5
September 1-2-3
October 6-7
November 28-29
Return* IJmit
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April 22
June 3
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I^bor Day'
August 12
September 9
October 14
December 7
“Thanksgiving”
25REDUCTION IN PULLMAN FARES
BAGGAGE CHECKED — STOPOVERS ALI. POINTS
(Except North of Washington)
CONSULT TICKET AGENT OR
FRED GEISSLER, General. Pa.ss. Agt, ATLANTA, GA.
SEABOARD AIR LINE RAILWAY
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parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. I
^Mrs. J. A. Bailey and Mrs. Ella j l*^ttor’s ^mother, .Mrs. Cora -McQuiston,
bV'arren were visitors in Spartanburg j at the orphanage. •
Friday. • j J. p. Young of Fairmont, N. C., was
Rev. and Mrs. George Bobo and chil-jthe week-end guest of Dr. George R.
THIS BANK
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safe place for its customr
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dren, and Mr. ani) .^!rs. Hammonds of
i’airfax, .spent last Wednesday with
the former’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. D.‘
B. hobo ,
Mr.s, P. H. Mann 'of .\bbeville, was
’he guest Friday of Mrs. James Brad
ley at Thornwell orphanage.
.Mrs. G. C. Odiorne. Mrs. G. JL Odi-
orne and Mrs. R. \V. Phillips left Fri-
i day on a visit to rel.atives and friends
S luldet h
he is ill
Miv and^Mrs. J. U Wright and'fam-'
ily have moved from Centennial .street
and ar^ now making their home near
here on the Goldville highway.
Mr. and Mrs. .fohn Wallace Cope*
Blalock.
Friends of little Noland
will be sorry to know that
with measles, r-
Miss Janet Leake of Orange, N. J.,
will arrive on Saturday to spend the
Ea.'-ter holidays with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. J. Will Leake.
Mrs. Mary Prather left today for
Green\yood to visit her daughters,
and Mrs. Rae McGee.
NOBODY HAS EVER LOST A
ILLAR IN THIS BANK.
NEW BUSINK^CORDIALIY INVITED
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qUALITY FDDD 5HDP5
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/»(i Mitiitr or
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PEACHES
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ST O K E L Y
SALE
Of Canned Vegetables
STOKELV’S PAPTV
Peas 15^
Bolid Pack
ifimiatoes
Mokelp’a tugar
Corn
atoketg'9
MO^r
CANS
Na. t
CANS
Tomato Julco 6
atol fhi’9^Plne»t Tomato
CiL.:.up 2
Mtokfly't 8maU Wholt Green
Beans .
Slokrlu'M Cut
Beets 2
Stokety’a lUc^
Carrots ' 3
Stokcly’a Lya
Hominif 1-
atokely’* Mixed
Vogetables
8tokely*»
CANS
25<
norTi.n.s 15^
NO. 2
CAN
NO. 2
CANS
NO. 2
CANS
NO. 2V4
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15^
ist
25<
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Ko.
» canIO^
Peas & CaiTOts
8tokely‘» GritleM
No. 2 CAN
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Turnip Greens
atokely*»
|Jma Beans
atokely't Honey Pod
Peas
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CAN
10*
No. 2 CAN 17^
NO. *
CAN
17i
I.ibby or Del Ifonti
' FRUIT
SALAD
19^
<>.'t’o(>k at the o»-t)hanagt.
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Libby or
Sliced e
Dot Monte
r Crushed
PINEAPPLE
15^
NO. 2
CAN
AU Flavora
lELL-O.
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17i
FRTEI 2-OZ. CAN
o/ (’oconnut and
Haking Pan With
CALUMET
baking powder
cS 2St
Post Bran
FLAKES
25^
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PKOS.
FUlsbury
CAKE
FLOUlf
land of Greenville, spent the week-end
with the former’s parents, Mr. and 1
Mi.s. Dave W. Copeland.
Ml'S. Bruce Robert.s and little
daughter;* of Columbia, are spending
several days with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. A. E. McIntosh.
Mrs. .lohn H. Hipp is spending sev-
jcral menths in Inman, with her
; (laughter and son-in-law, Mr. and .Mrs.
I B. W. Gibson.
I Fred Oxley returned Tuesday to
! Rome, Ga., to resume his studies at
, the Darlington School for Boys, after
i s|>(>nding a few days with his parent.s,
[Mr. and Mr.s. W. ('. Oxley.
! .Mr.s. R. W. Benn is visiting her sis-
' ter, M .>s Eliz.tbeth Lynn, in Talla
hassee, bla.
Mrs. Maggie Hays and Mis. Fmma
nmeTrrrTeTmmrarTor ?Mfiri^?TThvtttF
to .sp«'iul a few day.-; with the latter’s
(laughter,'Mrs. Morgan Fodd.
[ Mrs. 'I hor’iv.s'Il Dunlap and chil-•
(iien left Friday for .Sandersville, Gu.,'
lor a vi.sit to her mother.
Mi.ss Addie C’o.shy of Whitmire, was
the week-end guest of .Miss M’l.iss
Hill News
-OLDEST
BANKERS
STRONGEST^:
Friends of Mrs. .Mae Ia?umnn will
be .iorry to know that she is confined
to her lumie on account of illness.
.Mr. and Mrs. (’. W. Cooper, Misses
<> I Helen .Milam, Flniyra Ray and (Jyde
Hay were visitois in Simrtanhurg on
o I 1' ue.sday.
Mr.s. D. W. Bethea of Dillon, is vi.s-
iting her daughter, Mrs. W. W. Har-
j fi-'t- ‘
1 Mrs. F.mma McMahan and children
'jOf Anderson, spent Sunday with Miss
Bertie McMahan at the orphanage.
I' -Mnv.~ T.v O. .McKeown and children
of Cornwell, are spending^ several
Ulays with her jiarents, Mr. and .Mrs.
' X Mr Btaljjck;
I' ' Mrs. Bicn F. Copeland left Friday
I lor Palmetto,'Fla., to visit, her son
land daughter-in-law, .Mr. and Mrs. G.
Fh ('opelund.
up, ^ Nii mi
Cross Hill, April 8. — Mrs. J. H.
Perry entertained the members of the
Afternoon Bridge club on Friday af
ternoon at her home. The party rooms
w’ere attractive with early spring i
flowers where four tables wen* placed j
for the players. Mr.s, Mackie, Mrs. j
Hie.ss, Mrs. Bolton and Mrs. Milford
were honor guests. Mrs. .Mackie and
Mrs. Workman tied for high score.
.\fter cards a salad and a sweet course
were served by the hostess.
•Mr. and Mrs. Lc'roy CLegory and
small son and Mrs. Hogan spent Sun
day at Hendersonville, N. C.
Beskles the president, Mrs. C. B.
Mills, and tlie delegate. Mrs. W. E.
Jones, a number of members of th**. „
^auxUiary attended the presl.yterial j ] [
jnu'cling lust Friday at (Jreenvillei
! church. This auxiliary Ivad the honor i
‘of reiiorling the largest yearly aver-
jUge atteiulanee considering the num-j
I I er of mvmhers, of any auxiliu' y of
!the presbytery.
j* Misses Lila Belle Watts and Pollv
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Watts and Mr. Bahh, of Gre'/nwood,
were week-end gue.sts of relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Gant, of .Mpnetta,
were guests ast week of .Mrs. Lyllian
Hill and other relatives.
Misses Johnella and Blanche .-Vustin
of S]Tartanbui g, spent Sunday with
their mother, Mrs. Lilia Austin.
At a meeting oi officers held Sun
day night at the I’resbyterian church,
J. (’handler was elected delegate
to iiresbytery which meets .\i>ril 11
at Hodges.
Robert Watkins of (’happells, was
the Sunday guest of Mr. and .Mrs.
Frank Gregory. ' '
Mr. and Mr.s. S. Ut.vA,u.itin and Kr-
nest Roy Austin were weA-end guests
of relaUyes in Clinton.
-Mr. an(i Mrs. H. H. Fuller and chil
dren have returned to their home at
New'herry, having visited Mrs. Henry
fVe^ve
UNPROVED
the overall and
R..^aiie.Ioi)es_..fr})ester, spent [
the w«*ek-en(l heie with hei paieJlts. ^ sewing room was opened here
friends in
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Idle knife —
SLICED
BREAD
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Dr. and Mrs, F, I). Jones.
Alvin Duckett visited
Rock Hill last week-end.
Mrs. Cecil Gdiilaiul, Misses Glady.^
Scott, .<arah, t’urtis and MernetDi
Curtis of Mount Carmel, were vi.sit
or.s on the orphanage campus du’iiig
the week-end.
Dr and Mrs. F. D. Jones and Mhffi
I>etitia Jones spent Saturday in Co-
1 u ni b 1 a AvTtfrlre 1 a tTves. ”"
Joe Smith of the U. S. .Marine corps,
Portsmouth. N. H,, spent several days,
last w'eek wulh’“ his brother, Charles
Hol-
.Monday morning. Misses Idulin
lingsworth and Agnes .Leaman are su-
fiervising this work and it will by of
great benefit to many who could not
otherwise get employment.
I Duiing the last week several ihun-
! dreij packages of seed were given out
} bv Mrs. Ben JVJil'ing and Mr'*.. Luthan
('lisp, who ai‘e acting for the relief
1IP.UL‘(:'.U in this comniunity.
J. M. PITTS’ STORE
Clinton, S.
: LARD, 8 Ib. carton 45c ;
r SUGAR, 25 lbs. .. $1.13
SUGAR, lO lbt. . 45c
SUGAR,51b8. 25c
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: Irish POTATOES, 10 11m. .
: Best CHEESE, lb. ...
; RICE, whole grain, 3 lbs.
GRITS (Pearl), 5 lbs. . . . . . . . .
SALMK^ Alaslca Pink, J^ana.
i SALMON, Cohimbia River, flats
; SALAD DRESSING, quart.....
; SALAD DRESSING, pint ......
19c
15c
10c
10c
25e
. 5c
25c
15c
.agjiyw
his brother,
'.'mith, at the orphanage.
Mr. and .Mrs. Alec Henry announce
the birth of a son, G<)orj^e Alexander,
on Thursday, April fi, at Dr, Hays’
hospital.
Alisses Barbara Greer and Martha
Brown Moore of Due West, visited
friends at the orphanage Saturday.
Mr.s. Hubert Pitts and Mrs. Ray-
i mond Pitts were visitors in Greenville
on TuewlajF. —.
Mrs. B. R. Fuller is spending ..-iev
eral days at Daytona Beach, Fla
relatives. -
ST(K:KH()LI)EkS ^^OTH K
Notice is hereliy-pvFTT'ffial the an*
nual meeting of the stockhokler.s of
the Joanna Mercantile (Company,
Goldville, S. C., will be held at the
office of the company on Wedr^e.sday,
May 3, 193^,'at 11 o’clock a. m. for
the transaction of such' business as
may come be/pre the meeting for con-
•sideration.-- * —
S. G. DILXARD, Secn*tai y.
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Take Stock
Of Your
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FHends of Miss Ma-ade Sumerel will
he . interested to know that she re
turned to her home Monday following
a tonsil operation at the Hays hos
pital. ^
Mr, and Mrs. Joe I^eake had as their
guests for the week-end the follow
ing Laniter girls: Misses Martha
Page, Carolyn Bell, Hattie Porter,
i Martha Biahop, Olivia Bishop and
Mary Ktnma Si>cake.
Among those in Newberry yester-
Says Her Husband
Lost 16 Pounds
In 4' Weeks
Mrs. E. A. Perrl.i, Washington. I). C.
day to attend the Second Presbyterial (December 29, P.h32)
”1 have never found a medicine that
‘pop.s’ you up like Kruschen Salts andj
better still, leaves you ‘pepped up.* 11
take it two or three times a y^eek—;
not to reduce but merely to feel good|
and clean. My husband took it to re
duce, he lost 16 pounds in 4 weeks,*'
Washington, I).
held at the Associate Reformed Pres- To lose fat and at the same time
byterian church were: Mrs. C. B. jfgjn in physical attractiveness and
t Betta, Mrs. R. F. Blakely, Miss Mar-1 feel spirited and youthful take one-
* garet Blakely, Mrs. E. B. Sloan, Miss! half teaspoonfut of Kruschen 4n a
{Mattie BlakelY ittid Mrs. W. B. Trib-jifBiiijt of hot water before .b.’*nakfast
j ble. I every morning. ' -,
J Mrs. E. B. Sloan and sons, Mrs, P. | A jar that lasts 4 weeks costs but aj
IS. Jeanes, Mrs. Reed Todd, Mr. andj trifle at Young’.s Pharmacy or any'
I Mrs. W. B. Tribble, Mr. cand Mrs R. drug store In the world but/ be sure
|F. Blakely, Rev. C. B. Betts, Missfs
Mattie Blakely, Tensie Blakely, Mar
garet and iKatherine Blakely, were In
Dvmi W’est Sunday for the funeral,
and get Kruschen Salts, t^e SAFEj
way to reduce wide hips, prominent!
front and double chin and again feel
tbe. joy of living^money back If 4is
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