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THURSDAY, MAY"18, 1933 S "t- THE CLINTON CHRONICLE.^lNT(gf. S. C. Triangular Debate I ione. The negative team of M. ‘P., ^ I Snipes and W. M. Ransom won a de-! p Wort By WofiFord Xew^rry affirmath-el at U'bffoi^ colege. The judges voted g j unanimously in favor of the P. C. rep-, I ^ Persona 1 /Aehtion ^ ^^ offord’s negative and affirmative! resentatives. The Newberry team was teams won their engagements Friday^ Messrs. !^iemac and Ingram^ nighf in the annual triangular debate with Newberry and Presbj'terian. The P. C. squads w’on one and lost >. xmmmmm: mmmm The P. C. affirmative team. Wileyj Miss Hattie Mae .Horton, w'ho has Na^on and J. B. Gibbs, lost to Wof- teaching in Chapin, is home on ford negrative at ^^ewberry. ! rCTOunt of illness. ^ ‘ ■■ * Adair,^ Teresa HOLLOW THE LEADER: 5 BACK Ttf PROSPERITY Cotton Goods Now — and Save J, Mi^es Helen Adair,^ Teresa Melfi 11 and Jbannette Constine were visitors in Spartanburg on Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Bozard^of Green villo, and Mr. and Mrs. Edward Henry B; and littje son of Hartwell, Ga., spent HUhe week-end with Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Buy 81-inch extra he^vv INBLEACHED SHEETING 15' 36-inch fast colored PRINTS, yard .. . ... . . Good ranj^e of new patterns. 10' sprinjf 36-inch LINENE, yard .... All new shades and fast color. 10‘ FRENCH LAWN, 36-inch wide, yard... Beautiful.new patterns. 15' Extra large Turkish TOWELS. each . . ... 10' f 81x90 Bed SHEETS. JAc ♦ ” ; : Vl ^Ladies* Cotton ^ WASH DRESSES, Fast colors, made right and will nt. - i Henry. / j Friends of^ Mrs. B. O. Whitten w’ill be glad to learn that she is at home \ after having b^n a patient at Dr. Hays’ hospital the past week. Mrs. J. J. Crosby, Miss Clara Crosby j R. W. Wade was a business visitor i in Colombia on*Tuesday, . -T^ Rev. and Mrs. M. ^ A. Durant and little dayghter of .\bbeville, spent the j ] | week-endwith Mr. and Mrs. George i (► Ellis. Mis.s Mary — We GroYv Cotton — We Manufacture Cott<m Elizabeth Cranfoid ofj Sharon, visited friends here on Sat- * urday. ' j Miss Maryr Jo Rheney spent f^unday | in Augusta with her parents, Mr. and! Mr.s. H. G. Rheney. M i.s» Mary Bobo spent Sunday in Edgefield with Mr. and Mr.s. 'Floyd Hitt. . Mr.s. J. R. Little of Columbia. IS 98'... $1.98 Extra Jieavv Brown DOMESTIC, •special. 10 yards . 35' W and Earle Crosby of Columbia, were I the guest of Mr; and Mr§. W. W. ® the week-end guests of the former’s j Harris. j ■ ^ sister, Mrs. S. A. Kern. j Mr. and -Mrs. George H. Odiorne and Jim Davis spent^ the week-end in I Mr. and Mrs. G. C.. Odiorne spent Sun- s, Rock Hill and attended the junior- j day in .\nderspn with iriends H senior banquet at Winthrop college on 1 D. M. McNaull of Mullin.s, Bill Z?aly ■ j Saturday. * Augusta, and E. H. Wyatt of Dub-| ||> Mr. and Mrs. .\nsel Godfrey and lit- ’ “ ' — jtle Joy Young Godfrey, of Abbeville lin, Ga., spent the week-end friends at Presbyterian college. with * * Men*s fast color Broadcloth SHIRTS, JQc each TTaf and 49'... 98' s! Pinson One big lot of VOILEvS, I Ac yard .... .. Iv and At a t»g-saving; New pat‘ terns an<l fast colors. 25' Men's Aew Summer PANTS, washable, at ... In ^new stripes, for and every-day wear. 98- sport t i i THE LEADER, Inc. i spent the week-end here with lela- ives. ' Miss Maude Sumerel, Mrs. L. V. and Mrs. John Yarborough w'ere visitors in Columbia on Monday. Mr. and Mrs. S. W. Sumerel and ^ children spent Sunday' in Belton with i Mrs. Sumerel’s mother. ! r rs. J. D. Davenport and daugh ter; .Anne, of Girtjenville, are the guesTs of Melenee Thornley i iss Frances Sheely, who has been ^aching in Loris the past year, ar- riyed Monday to ^pend the summer with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. O. H. Sheely. Misses Fionrie ^and Sybil Burdette have returned from'a three weeks’ visit to their brother, Kenneth Bur dette, in Charleston. . Misse.^ Sara Ray Coleman and Viv ian Sheely visited Misses Mary and IOANNA MILL NEWS Let’s Wear Cotton Living up lo the “Wear More Cotton” slogan means prosperity for the South as a w'hole ... our farmers, our cotton manufacturers and other business enterprises^ WV congratulate our womep and merchants on their fine leaderahip in the “Wear Cotton” Campaign.' Every man, woman and child in the South has an eco nomic ^ter^t, either directly or indirectly in cotton jind every individual in the South should actively support the Wear Cotton, . . Use Cotton Movement. Goldville, May 4.—Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Motes and family spent Sunday with Mr. Motes’ parentit in the Bu.sh l iver ;.section. Mr. and TS. "W.- Crouch and Miss Perrine Crouch of Saluda, spent 4 I Mildred Crisp in Ijiurens on Thurs- CLINTON, S. C. lay. Miss Mildred Crisp returned with j them for a visit. Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Phillips and .daughter, Carrie Mae. spent Sunday with relatives ‘ in Ware Shoals and 1 Belton. Sunday with Miss Floride Crouch at JoDinna Inn. Mfs7 W. A. Mobikead and Miss Margaret Moorhead spent the week end with William Moorhead at Duke university.. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Wright and children of Spartanburg, visited Mrs, Marion Hamm Monday. Mr, and Mrs. T. R. Kelly and chil- We Heartily Endorse “NATIONAL COTTON WEEK” M. S. BailH BANKERS OLDEST STRONGEST ROGERS QUALITY FOOD 5HQP5 i POST TOASTIES 2 PKGS. 15^ o KOSEDALE PEAS 2 NO. t .CANS 2S^ ' Rnmford Baking Pomdtr POWDER LB. CAN Aft Plavora JELL-O PKGa 204^ Par Cleaning Porcelain BAB-0 2 CANS ‘ ^ *• Itogara 2000 Sheet TOILET TISSUE 2 > roR ist DEL MONTE OR Cmahed LIBBY'S PINEAPPLE 3 '25* Fottera Lunch TONGUE NO- I CAN ist Waahbuma PANCAKE FLOUR PKG. St Red Arrou) MALT SYRUP NO JSJi^ Tax Patd ^ * V XKZ Salad DRESSING QT J.\R 29y Rreud k Buitn PICKLES JARS I^LB. BLACK PEPPER isi CAMAY SOAP CAKE O. K. WASHING POWDER 24 PKG. O.K. Laumlry SOAP 3 CAKES 10< eiriu.ips Tojnain ot\ XeyrtahU ai'iy ai’ lilt iiifcii LUX SOUTHKRX MAXSION dren spent Sunday arith Mr. and ^Irs. Ray HaVrison in Whitmire... Mrs. J. H. Turner of Spartanburg, spending the week With Mr. and IS Mrs. C. E. Turner. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Taylor and .sonj of Spartanburg, and Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Hartshill of Greenville, visited Mr.* Billy Webb,^ Marshall Sherard and >^«-s. Lester Young last-week Pat Harris of .Anderson, spent Sat urday here with George Howard Odi- orne. Mrs. J. R- McTeer and Uttle daughr. ;ter of Denmark, are vLsiting her par- ent.s, Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Putnam. Mrs. W. W. Harris and little daugh- .or, Cornelia, retumeil Saturday from a two'weeks’ risit to her parents. Mi. and Mrsi. D. W. Bethea, in Dillon. Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Odiorne were in j Andoi-Hcn Tuesday for the funeral of 'the former’s pncle. Dr. J. C. Harris. Xhey_were accompanied home by their ^ son, Paul, who had been visiting friends in Anderson. Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Odell and family and Miss Lula .Attaway spent the week-end with relatives in Cliffside, o N. C. - M iss M’Oss Cook of Clinton, sjient Sliss nth Stella the week-end Beckam. Mr. and Mrs. iTiarles Murphy vis ited relatives- in .ia?-\ington Sunday, ,Mr. and .Mrs. James Davis and chil dren of Pelzer, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. E. C. ChApman. Guy Carr of Chesnee, si»ent Wed nesday with Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Carr. Mr. and Mrs. S. M. Ruff of New- ^ berry, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mr. and Mis. Jacobs Flor^ of Ijin- = caster. Pa., sfient a few days this i week with Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Frontis, Mr. and Mr*. \. B. Blakely, Mrs. A. B. Blakely. Jr., and little daughter, John David Blakey and Mis.s Georgia i B. Blakely spent Sunday in Atkins * with Mr. and Mrs, J. A. Parker. Fleming Masdn oL Columbia, spent the week-end with hi.4_ifother, Mrs, j D. W. M.nson. j Mr. and Mrs. Ro'oert E. Maxwell of t Columbia; were the guesLs Saturday of Mr. and Mrs. A. W’. Brice. ' M iss Redge Peake of Lander college, jG’Tcnwood; spent the week end with M rs, T. F. SwygerL Oscar Ruff of Newberry, spent last week with Perry Lee Swygert. Mrs. W. C. Puckett' of Columbia, spent la.st week with Mr. and Mrs. \V. G. Puckett. o * < her pareiiU. Dr. and Mrs. T. J. Peake. * Mr. and Mrs., Ratchford Boland and To Pack Flour ' - bi Cotton Bags Milling lndiistr}i* Is Cooperating In, Extending Use of Cotton, According To Advices. little daughter of Quitman, I .spending the summer with Charlotte. .May <5.—^The milling in- I.A., areldustry of the L’nked States recog- the for- nizes the advantages of packaging mer’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ira C. Boland. i Mi.ss Julia Riddle of I.aurens, spent a few days this week with her aunt, .Mrs. S. A. Kem. Bothviell Graham .Nj^ent the week end in Rock Hill and attended the iunierpsenior. banquet at Winthro)i flour in cotton .sacks and will give full cooperation in extending this u.se of cotton, according to responses elicited by an inquiry of the Cotton-Textile institute. Replies from millers di.sclose a ntarkeil preference for cotton he- J. M. PITTS’ STORE Clinton, S. C. aooooooooooif oobooooooooooooooo»o»»»oo»oooo»»oo#oo^ caus-e the proiluct keeps better in cot- \ ton bags, which in turn have a better j appearance from the sales angled‘ihcT ••oIIe*re .Saturday evening. ► j .Atmar .Martin and little daughter, Die added consumer appeal of many ; -Maiy Elizabeth, of Ware Shoals,, practical re-use possibilities. I .s|»ent Saturday here with relatives j Many millers advised the institute and attended the state track meet. ^ Mn»7"W: “BT Firf ar^^ that nothing would pleause t^m bet-j ter than fo have distrThutors and re tailei.s, generally, insist, upon delivery . TTfomas 2 PKGa 19< \ Farr, of Greensboro, N. C., were the ' ^eek-end guests of Mr. and Mrs.-W. jof flour in cotton containers. Cohsum- 1). Copeland,- • ers, particularly in the Southern ! Friends of'Miss Rose Williams of j state.s,, can greatly influence expanded X will7b€:.glad-tq-kn^„tJiat for flour hv indi- T T4 e Stock Of Your OHANGF. PEKOE nox lOe \A J* ONIONS (new crop), lb. . .. ' X . * •... 3c " • NUTS (mixed) lb. .,.7.., .., lOc POTTED MEAT, 5.cans .,. ... 15c VIENNA S AUSAGE, caii... k RICE (Blue Rose), 3 lbs...... r. . 10c / GRITS (Best Pearl), 3 lbs. . ,. .. ..• 10c ( POTATOES, Sweet, 10 lbs. . . . 19c • - > V Potatoes, Iridi, old, 10 lbs. .. ' % ‘ J ‘ . . 19c she is doing nicely folowing an oper-. eating ...... , ation : fo*'.„,Af!ifyj**lki|.ijs at Hay s'| trade, the \ millers siijo^l. National hpsintal on SatuT^j ‘ "^C^foh WcIIl b coiieemtratMg aften- Jieth Burde^t#! and sons of ’ tion upon all products packaged in I Charleston, spent ihb week-enJ' with | cotton, w'ill afford consumers an op- -Mr. and Mrs- Hubert Pitls. Mrs. Bur-; portunity of empha-sizing to 5>outhern 'dette accompanied them home aftei . merebant.s, the loss to the cotton in- spcnding'the past two wrecks with herjduslry through the use of substitute Rev. sister. Dr; D., J. Wood.s, Dr. L. R. Lynn, C. B. Betts and Rev. Edward 1 ong, were among -those who attended the revi‘‘al services at the First Pres byterian church in Greenwood .Mon- ;day Evening. ■ • ,/ Mrs,- Maude' Hampton .spent the Week-end in Greenville with friends., J Mrs.^ E. L. Blakely spent Thursday in Laurens with her sister, Mrs. Eu- j gene Rowland- I Mr. and Mrs. B. L spent Sun- jday in Spartanburg witlv their daugh- I ter and son-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Phillips. ’ • Mrs. W. W. Arrington and children ‘of Greenville spent last week with parents. Mr. and Mrs, R. F ner flour bags. Ope of the largest and best-knownt* * milling concerns in .America advi.sesj the institute that **we are obliged to supply substitutes when demanded, out this ,is not to our liking and opr| men try to influence buyers' to take! cottbn sacks,” ! AnpthVr larE^ rtiill reports that the' superiority of cotton is indi.sputable and that .millers generally are in full accord on that score. This'mill always advocates the use of cotton sacks. \ third concern states it **cannoI con- cciVeiof any reason why millers would not be delighted to use cotton for all packaging. 1 Blakely. They returned Sunday with ^ .Mr Arrington, who was down for the : day. Cotton not only keeps flour better, j but is really more economical than > substitutes, another mill decla^vs.. In the same territory, a competing mill * says it talks cotton to its trade, and ; POTATOES, New Red, 3 lbs. ^ - - A . - J, « i Mrs. W: Q. Grigg and son. Quay, i wjien the merchants ask for substi- !Jr., returned to their home in States- ;ville, N.'C., Saturday. They were kc- ieompanied Home for the week-end by I Mrs. Mgtta Stone, Miss Mogue Stone ' and C- Baokni^t. ‘ tutes, every leffon is made to convince; them that cotton bags are the proper | bags to use for floor. SUBSCRIBE TO THE CHRONICLE For Anything You . ’ k 1— Need in Printed ’ A > . I Forms Call Us. • • *‘A11 Kinds of Printing*««Except Bad /. ' -'-J ,