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/• .Vi / * >• TiitRSDAY, JUNE 22,^933 THE CLINTON CHRONICLE, CLINTON, S. C. % "TZ /. PAGE FITE 5HDP5 . J Jergens Toiht SOAP 6 CAKES Of ^ FOR . Clean .AIumtHum PotM With V Brillo .3 PKOS. 23« Clox>erbloom Full Cream Butter . I 25< John Al'len MoUutes Cookies 15^ Bov^l Free With Crisco. ' 5!un«Ain« 'VanUla Wafers 3 T.n. CAN 5T^ (f PKG. 17^ XYZ Sandi{'ich or SALAD DRESSING 2S* QT. JAR I P Personal /Aention ^ i;ii l.a'WiU: Charles Laffitte of Estill, spent thej iimm. LT.ll iianiii ia^iuiia Enoree, i f’ x 4 I--: Toxlet .Srxifi Camay- - cakk . 6^ For (I Whit'~r U'a.vA Oxydol 5^ Yrllotr l.nunflrt/ Soap-> ’ O.K.Soap 9< Pun- Foo l Ptanvt Sutter Jf„ 10< Ptll^barxi t li*st Fatittlp ' Flour 45* week-end here with friends Miss Elizabeth Sheely left today to spend several days with friends in Ninety-Six. Mrs. Geprgre Ell>ert Copelantl of Pal metto, F'la., is vi-sitingr her parents, Mr. and Mrs. B. F'. Copeland. Dr. and Mrs. F. D. Jones, Miss Le- , titia and Parker Jones are spendinj? several days at Pawley’s Island. I Mi ss Elizabeth McCants of Ninety-1 Six, is visiting-*her sister and brother- in-law, Dr. and Mrs. F. F. Hicks. Charle.« Denny of Hartsville, is spending a few days here with friends. Miss F'rances Sheely spent a few ;days last week in .Anderson with Miss ‘Marjorie Fanner. ! .Miss Ethel MeSwain of G^'cnvitle, is visiting tier aunts. Mrs. .A. W. Brice and Mrs. \V. D. Copeland. Mrs. Jack \V. Dillard an.l Miss Xelle Dillard of Spartanburg, are visiting relatives here. 0 .Ml. and .Mrs. P. B. .Adair and chil- ^xlren and Miss Mary Jo- Rheney spent Siindf-y in .Augu.sta. • .Mac F'inney has returned from Fay etteville, N. C.. where he has been vis iting his aunt and uncle, Mr., and Mrs. I. P. McMillan. ’^Mrs. G. A. Nickles and .children of Charleston, are visiting Muss Lily Yarborough of visited relat’ve.s here on Tuesday. .Mi s.se.s Marjory and Gpanette Bunch of Charleston, are visiting their aunt, Mrs. J. Rentz. ■ Don Copeland spent the week-end in .Atlanta with friends. ' MF: and Mrs. B. S. Stark and sons, left for Charlotte, N. C., after spend ing the past .several days with Mr. and ' I Mrs. Hubert Pitts, j Darrell F'ranks, stationed at F’ort McPherson, Ga., spent the week-end ! Cross Hill, June 17.—The following/ [college students are at home for va cation: Mi.sses Dorothy and Rachel, j Hitt, Lucy Goggans, Frances Hawkins land Ellen Rasor, W'inthrop; Jewel Turner,' Ernest Pinson and Martin , Boyce, University of South Carolina; Sam Rasor, Wofford; Mis.s'Dorothy Hitt and Sam Rasor were members of the .senior class. Jack Babb of Laurens, spent a few days with his mother last week en I route to .I.ackson, Miss., where he has' 'accepted a position. Established' 1886 I .Me.stlames R. W. Brown, R. W. Grif- Fh anks i daughter, Mary Brow n, T. Z. C{ Hill, .Annie J'ampbell and .Mi;.s Mo- with his mother, .Mrs. Selma . , . . Little Barrie Jean Wingard has re-i Lyllian turned home after spcijdrng the past week with her grandmother, Mrs. pf. i ( ampbell spent Friday in Green- fie Was.v^on. in the Hickory Tavern .section of the county. ’ • - Luciu.s .Marion. Jr., of .Atlantill Ga., Mrs. Ralph Young and little son of .'^pending the summer with hi.s par- Newberry, visited friends here yes-;^'^l^^« Dr. and Mrs. Lucius Marion, terday., j .Mr.'^. Willjam ('oilier is the guest of MUncs" .Jeanes spent Tuesday in Miss Klise Hawkins. Green\ die, with his brother. Dr. Rtvb- Mr. and .Mrs. Fh-nest lert P. Jeanes. Time Tested The tree that grows the fa.stest is the'first to be laid low by the storm. The tree that with stands the blast is the tree in which time has welded firm fibre. The Old Reliable Bank's fibers in its 17 years cf steady growth are time-welded and time- tested. X, Helpful Banking Friendships ' Are Available Here Savannah, Ga.. with t-Av- -Sf .M rs. W. G. .Neville, and other, rela .. -liVjCS. , - . Mr. and .Mrs. fi. F. Wingard were, .Savannah hospital, in I^exiTTgton Thunniay for the mar-^ Mr. and Mrs. W . I X Old Virginia BRUNSWICK StEW 13< NO 1 CAN O’ 1 f \ fT ,/iruHSk M'Jt >• stew .vf • s CAN 23<^ .p/- ■: 0 Hitt- Corn ^ N«» ? ^ 1 AN-' 25e I’mI rt, Vinegar PINT 7l< S'ln' l' • If 1 #’• i'or Tea K, l.i: TK*;. lot » 1 f - , Salt P A It IV L'* ' \ 5^ Miss F'.rnostine Chunoy of Newj' York, is spending her vacation withi her parents, who live near here. Mr.s. yohn Strange is in Greenville with her mother, who is a patient in the (’ity hospital. Mrs. Daisy D; Blitch. of New York, is visiting her coii.-iin, Mrs. J. L. Rentz. i Mr. and Mrs. L. L. ('opelaml, P. M. her mother, i Pitts and W. R. Pitts spent Sumlay ip , Hipp and chil- were .‘'^unday guests their sister, Mrs dren of ('Union, of .Mr. and .Mrs. S. D. .Vustin. .Mr. and Mrs. Karl .Johnson, Mr* and Mis. Mehin Bennett and .Mr. and Mrs. .\ustin ('handler of ('linton, were week-end guests of .Mr. and .Mrs. Cliff' Cunningham. Mr. and .Mrs. F^rnest Bozeman werej Sunday guests of .Mr. and Mrs. I). .1.1 Mc.Allister at Mt. Carmel. Miss Sara Bozeman, who had been visiting thei-e| for two weeks, returned with tliem. NEW BUSINESS CORDIALLY INVITED B .A N K E R S 'iage»f their sister, .Miss B rard,f tiCi^ussell King. leulah Win- riage gar Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Langston of Daflington, .spent last week with .Mrs. .Agnes Kei n. ('harles .McBrier of -Shelby, N. C., visited friends here on Tuesday. ^ Miss Mary Bobo has returned from Spartanburg, where she has been vis iting her .jiarents, Mr. and .Mr.s. FI. L. Bobo. .Mrs. Ethel Wiei ami daughter, .Miss ly<.ui-.e, of Fort Pierce. F'la., are visit-rt^Charleston. ^Irs. T. ~A. ^ujhne wluPhiisi ^ i the memb'ers^oTThe* Bridge cluli at its regular meeting F'riday afternoon. ITiree tables were arranged for caries, Ander- one of which was occupied by the fol- ■ - lowing guests. Misses Frances Bolton, Margaret Hipp. Sara Goggans, and .Mrs. .Marsh of Knhxville, Tenn. .Miss Ella Dunlap was welcomed us it new member. High score for visitors went to Miss I’olton. for club members to S. Stark ami sons o‘f Dalton. Ga., re-'.Mrs. W. M. Leanian. After cards a tle- lurned Tuesday from a few days’ visit lieious salad courrse was served, fol- to Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Burdette in I lowed by an ice course. OLDEST STRONGEST R. .Anderson, ,Tr.. Mrs. .\gnes Kern. Miss Louise Kern, .Margaret Kern and J. B. Philson w.eie in Refdville .Saturday for the son-.Magill wedding. Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Caskey have re turned to their home in .Sti'uhenville, Ohio, after visiting Prof, and Mrs. M. W. Brown. Mrs. Hubert Pitts, .Mr. and Mrs. B. Don’t let It happen at Your Party Fosters f ~ V LUNCH TONGUE ISt NO 1 (• \ .S /t ■ f 1# •> 1 .1 h'HO Cherries ro? 8C .Stof . Ca^ ■i T't/Ptiiio iUD " *■*’ t2{t Griti -'■•.I#,, a ' t a’ fK*: 71* Beat I Cot Grerm s IB 3 = L'A.N.S 2S* O ooi i’t .<»* Walnuts I7t Tetiegs—Orange Pekoe TEA 19t BOX %-IaB B(JX Banquet Bulk Tea lb. 29c • .Com Fl2Jces, 3 for 20c « j’ure Coffpe lb. 15c a Oranges, each Ic a Best Cheese lb. 17c 4 : - Country Butter lb. 25c • WE HAVE A VARIETY OF FRESH VEGETABLES ■* f-. t f /■ , ing her father. \V. L. Lynn, and other relatives. .Mrs. Gehrge lUdlantl, .Misses Myrtis Holland and .lack Holland visited the * lormer’s sister. .Mrs. L. .A. Land, in ! Buffalo lust week. Mrr. ami Mrs. T. P. Owens anMounee the htrth of a son, Thomas RCchard, on ; ALmda^-aJune .1'*. * t aTf:^Helen .Milam left .Monday for ti»K*k Hill where she is attending sum mer school at Witrrtfrop coll<‘ge. J. B. ('opeland of Spartanburg, vis- itetl friends here during the week, 1 .M iss Lillian Brown of Belton, and Mi ss Polly Fllrod of Greenville, spent the week-end herewith friends. Walter ('hamblee of Atlanta, wa.s I t he week-end guest oi F . .M. StuUs:'” .Mr. and .Mrsi,^ I,. T. Ramage, .Mrs: Mae Leaman, .Mrs. P. B. Adair and .Miss .Maude Ptarson attended the grand chajiter meeting of the F'.astern ^ « .Stars in Columbia on Tuesday. ^ Miss Ruby Tolbert of Rockingham, N. ('., Miss .Agnes Tolbert of XaMi- Clinton Mid-State League HOW THEY STAND Miss Ruby' .Alice .Springs, N. C., are and Mrs. A. J. Mill- ville, Tenn., "and Spink of I'onley the guests i)f Mi. ing. Mrs. Henry M. Young and children | and M*-s. ,M. J. F’urqueron are visiting relatives in .Savannah,-Gu. Mr. Young returned home yesti rday after accom-j panying them ilown and sjiending a week there. ’ Mr. and Mrs. FI. K. Knox and JlUii: Watts ' . Mona rch Ottaray .Moilolioii Joanna Whitmire .Newlierry ('linton easeil to as Mollohon’s infiel ti»nth tn rhalL up victory d lilew TiRMim Saturday uf) in the s' nin>» .Sara and Gene Knox and Mr.s.,, Roy j .straight. Mis.s ELsie Neighbors has returned Thomas left Monday for ,a several.j The Kendalites, after driving Wel- I from Hartsville, after spefiding two ,jay.s’ .stay in Washington, D. ('. , !don out, kept men on base off. Tram- sister, Mrs. J.- A. ^ Mi.sses Miriam Nel.son ami Clyde jmell, finally tying the game witb- a with her weeks 1>ugan. Mr. and .Mrs. John M. Hudgens and children spent the past week in Mon- 1. treat. MIVand .Mrs.'S. G. Dillard and chil dren tfi>ent the week-end with relatives at Bat Cave, N. C. Mr. ami Mrs. Lee Add Blakely an nounce the ibirth of a .son, John Add, on F'riilay, June 1(>, at Dr. Hays’ hos pital. Mrs. L. R. Lynn, jVliss FJizal>eth' been visiting her sister,. Ray spent .Sunday in Rock Hill with two-run tally rh the ninth. Leaman, the forim'r's brother and sister-in-law,, Lee and B. Wehlon hit well for Clin- Mr. and Mi's. Gordon Nelson. , [ton with .Odiome and Leaman featur- .Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Bell and .Misses! ing in the^ield. B. Goldman and Jones ! .Mary Bobo and Mary Beeks spent.the led .Midlohon with .Moates starring in past, week-end in Charleston with the‘the fiehl. former’s parents. | Clinton " h 12 .‘t Mr. and Mrs. I. 1). Stone and James ' .Molloluui . o i:{ 2 I Adily spent Sunday in Anderson withj L. Welhorn, T' ammell and B. Wel- relatives. They were accompanied.don; .Sowell, W. Culclasure and .lones. f home by Miss Lucy Sherard, who had ' ^ fi Refresh yourself Bounce-back to nomial She might even trUmp her partner’s ace. All because the game has gone too long without refreshment. It doesn’t htippen when y'>u serve ice-cold bottles of J Coca-Cola. Really delicious, it invites a pause—(fcc pause that refreshes. Keep ice-coid ki yourrefrigerator. Order Bettled Cecs-CeU Jrem Yemr Ctrter (ireenwood Coca-Cola Bottling C'o. (ireenwMMl. S. G. SB-ivn ^ Lynn and Mrs. Rotfiert Benn returned ■ yesterday from a week’s stay at .Mon treal. I Prof, and .Mrs, .M. W. Brown left j this week for Madi.so'n, Wis., where i Prof! Brown will study for the .sum- ' mer at the University of Wi.sconsin. 1 Rev. and Mrs. S. P. Bowles and chil- ' dren,‘and Mrs. Bowles’ parents, .Mr. land Mrs, Arthur Harris of Jackson- j Ville, Fa., left today for Montreal, ! where they will spend three weeks. Ottaray made hits count in u lo(»se .Mr and Mrs. B. F’. Copeland and.i fielding game .'Saturday to down .Fo- son, Po.sey, spent Sunday in Charlotte j anna. Both pitchers had hard sledding, with their daughter anil son, .Mrs. (Ottai'ay 10 10 3 anil Henry Speers and B. F'. Copeland, Jr. j.Foanna .Mrs. Speers accomiianied her parents Hines and Dick.son home for a visit. *Girk. Dr and Mr.s. Duilley Jom*s, .Misses (’atherine, Rosalie and l.A?titia Jones | and little Rowena DuBo.se spent F'ri day in (^)luniihia with relatives. Thej latter remained in Columbia with her I mother. ! i I Bouknight 3 and Presentment By Grand Jury|: i Mrs. F’. M. Stutts and children re-. Mi.ss Colh'tte Griffin and .Miss Al- turned‘Saturday from a month’s visit! j^ne .N’ew.som of Hartsville, left Sat- 1 to her si.sters in Charleston. | urday for Chicago to attend the ('en- I Joe Fincher Austin of Laiiren.s, is tury of Progress exposition. From j visiting his aimt, Mrs. Irene Todd. [there they will go to California for a j Miss Dorothy M ilson of Clover, and,ivi.sit of several weeks to Miss New- j .Miss Rebheca Howe of Rock Hill, were .som’s brother and sistcr-in-law. guests of 'Miss Ruth Todd the past week. ■ - ^5— : Paul Tixld, accompanied by Mrs. T. B. Siimerel and .Mrs: John Austin 4)f Ijiurens, left last week for a ten days’ visit in Kentucky and Ohi<». While in JI The presentment of the Laurens' i county grand jury made lust week to. Judge ('. ('. F'eathei'stone, was as fol-' l<)ws: To the Presiding Judge; We ’have pas.sed on all liills liefore us. 'Among those who left Saturday for The eomniitlee on Chaingang, Puh- Chicago to attend the Century of Pro-die Building.- and ('ounty Home have, gress expositibn were: Mrs. J. Will, visited same and finil the Jail, Chain*; IjeaUe, Misses Lidie and Janet Leake, Ijjang ami ('ounty Ho'me irt fair ('(tn- »!• 1 I' i;.; ' ' 'I'«L II Take Stock Of Your .1- Mis.ses Rachel and F'rahce.s O’Duniel, <l«tion. The (’o.urt House needs some Mis.ses Mary Howze Dillard, Margaret wiirk on it an<l plans have been madeGi Kentucky they will visit M. A. Sura-:-Moorhead, Martha Whitten ami Fqnmajl.y the,county commissioners ami the: erel, formerly of I.aurens. i Little. county delegation in the General .As- Mr. and Mrs. G. A. ^Baxter of Co-' Mrs. J. W. Craw'ford left Sunday forisenihly to . have the.se., necessary re- lumbia, 8i>ent the week-end with Mr. Philadelphia to attend the graduation |)airs niade. | and Mrs. J. Rentz. of her daughter, Mis.s Jeannette, who A conimiltee composed of ('. H. .Mc- ■ ’ Mrs. 4i Ji Campbell ami Miss .Ixiuiseher master of arts degree, Oai y, F. C. I*in.'<on and W. B. Blakely jSmith have returned to their hom^s inj ill the University of Pennsylvania, j has been appointed to make a Coin- : Clover, after spending several days F’roni there they will go to New York,’p)iete investigatimi of the maintenance’ .with Mr. and Mrs. W. I). Pe'ay. Niagara F'alls and other points of in- and operation of the chaingang with j Rev. C. B. Betts, M isses Katherine j threat befoi;e returning home. jtull jifiwer to reconimeml necessary [and Margaret Blakely and William j [jj-. and Mr.s. F^ran.s Ericsson of F>ast [action. Blakely s|>ent Friday at Hotel Bon Orange, N. J., are spending several I The committe<- on Public .Schools darken, near Flat Rock, N. C. [days in the city. Mrs. Ericsson wa.s:,eports that a meeting of the trus-; Miss Alberta Thomas of Rock Hill, formerly Mrs. A. T. F'ant of this city, [tees and the county delegation will be'C [ spent ^onday here with Miss Bert Land is pleasantly remembered here by held within a few days to arrange for her Peay. The latter accompanied home for a few days’ visit. Dr. and Mrs. M. J. McF'adden are spending a few weeks in Bishopville with Mr. and Mrs.-Whitman Smith. Mr. and Mrs. Clayte Ray have re- retumed from their wedding trip, and are now making their home on Cen tennial street- J. S. McGregnr of Rid)y, spent the week-end with his family and Mr. and j Mrs. S. W. Sumerri. ! Gene Barrett of Atlanta, and Bill a wide circle of friends who are ex tending her a most cordial welcome. Dr. Ericsson is dean and head of the department of psychology of Upsala college, at Flast Orange. the operation of the schools next ses-! sion. "'1 '.A thorough investigation of the, Court House has been made and we j direct thkt ^he janitor keep the .sanie | ' jin a clean and sanitary condition and UAKEvSIDE CLUB TO I look properly after the groumls. meeting! ^ , j ing an independent audit of the books The members of the Ukeside Coun- officers made. The com- try club will hold their annual meet-' has been examining the liooks ing Thursday, June 29. An outdoor swimming contests, and elec- Mendham of Dayton,^ Ohio, apont, a . ^ few days here with friends this week. I Kenneth Burdette, Jr., of Charles ton, is spending.a few days with his aunt, Mr.s. Hubert Pitts, aher attend ing^ conference at Presbyterian college last week. picnic, . \ — Try — COPELAND CAFE PLATE LUNCH — 25c tYiemselves and we will later recom mend as to the audit. The thanks of each member of the jury is extended to the judge and court officials for courtesies and kind nesses shown. All of w'ljich is respectfully sub mitted. * * 1-* J„K. PHILPOT, Foreman. 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