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THURSDAY. AUGUST 24, 1933
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THE CLINTON CHRONICLE. CLINTON, S. C.
Cross Hill News
Gross Hill,. Aug:. 19.—Mrs. Leonora
Major, Mrs. Neil Heiss, Misses Eliza
beth Bradley, Blanche Austin. Eleanor
Dial, Clara Dial, and Floride Rudd are
attending the exposition at^ Chicago.
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Nance and son,
Audy, left Saturday for a stay at Bre
vard and other mountain resorts.
Miss Bennie Proffit and Mrs. Tom
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JOANNA MILL NEWS,
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P Personal /Mention ^
Goldville, Aug. 16.-^Misa Maryland
Key of Pelzer, spent the week-end
with Mr. and Mrs. Claude Kay.
Suggests Planting
Fall Garden Now
I Clemsnn College. Aug. 12.—Assert
ing that such vegetables as cabbage,
I Miss S»rah Millard is spending a! Doris Bolt spent last week in Union carrots, beets, spinach, turnips,” let
Kale sown in September will pro.
dueV abundant greens during winter
and early spring. Siberian curled is ft
good fall, variety. ,.
For lettuce, sow Big Boston and
.Mignonette for a fall and winter sup-^
ply. M'ith a slight protection firm
heads can be produced.
days with her sister in New'berry. | gjjj Galloway of Florence, is visit- Miss Alice League of Simpsonville, weather and should be panted at such' will stand any amount of
Miss Lula Mae .Attaway is spending‘ing his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. M’. jis spending Wveral days with Mr. and a time that most of the growing pe-1 August and
M. McMillan. 'Mrs. R. M. League. iriod will be in the cool sea.son
Miss Ella Adair left Saturday for Mi.ss Lucia Hollis of Greenville, isj^®^^ before frost, A. E. Schilletter, ex-|
DuBois and son. i New York to buy fall goods for the spending this week with Miss Mary ^^^*®^ horticulturist* suggests plant-j
Kate Hollis. ling the fall
Miss Ruth .Adams is spending a few i few days in Pacolet with relatives. with her ^father, X J- BolL
tuce, and kale thrive best in cool
the we^'K with Mrs. M’. E. Holsonbacn
in Newberry.
Mr. and Mrs John
of i "'^®P^^niber will furnish greens during
^[the fall, winter and early spring.
B. Culbertson, of Laurens, have been [ j^^d J. T. Fulmer left Thurs-^ Ladies Shoppe.
guests of relatives here. ^ two-weeks trip to Oswego,j Miss Ruth Andrews has returned to
Mr. and Mrs. Otis McDanie andjN. Y. ^her home in Aiken after visiting Mr.
Misses Lucile and Georgia McDaniel,! Mr. and Mrs. G. N. Foy have re-‘and Mrs. Lynn Cooper,
of Augusta, Ga., were recent guests J turned to their home here, after their: Mr. and Mrs. Jack Guerard of Nash-
of Miss Idalia Hollingsworth. | summer vacation. [rtlle, Tenn., are visiting the latter’s
Miss-^argaret Workman, of Clin-[ Annie Whittaker spent the j parents. Dr. and .Mrs. Frank Kellers.
ton,^ the gue.rt of Mrs. D. R. Chap-!''*^^>^-^"‘* ! Dr. F. D. Jones left Monday for
man. ! A. Turner spent, I*awle>’’s Island, where he will spend
Rape sown in Sejitember will yield
garden in Augu.st and winter greens.
Mr. and .Mrs. I). C. Heustess are'
planted in
.six weeks
Spinach sown, in the last of Septem
ber or the early part of October will
produce greens throughout the winter
^fr Jack Wilcutt was a visitor at,^^*^ week-end in Saluda.
Edgefield and Johnson last week.
Mrs. V. F. Scruggs and small son,
of Chesnee, are guests of Mrs. R. B.
Austin, Misses Emmie and lone Work-j^^*'rt% sjient Sunday
man and other relatives. j Mrs. W. W. Hair.
Miss Ruth Whitlock, of the Connie, and Mrs. C. E
Maxwell orphanage. Greenwood, is the j J®bn
guest of Mi.ss Sara Ida Boazman. 'tanburg Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. B. L. Saxon spent the
week-end in Great Falls.
Mr. and Mrs. Hojrt Nobles of New-
with Mr. and
two weeks. guests of .Mrs. J. F. Jacobs. Jr.
Miss Caroline Martin and Venable Miss Sarah Knox left Tuesda.v
Martin are visiting relatives in Farm- Chicago to visit the Century' of Pm
ville, Va. jgress exposition.
Beans may bt*
spending their vacation in Charleston. | ■‘'ay.s', until
Shockley Hall spent the week-end in i ... i until
Great Falls with his parents. ' !, specific s’lgge.iti'ms to^"^’‘
' fal gardeners: The turnip is one of the reliable
Wilson and daughter,, !* ut i • u ..i. ^ j
Cabbage plants of the Wakefiel l i' Producing both roots and
var!etie.s. if set now. will forijn heaflsi^^C^fo^ winter and spring u.se. Sow
^before the cold weather. W'ith slight
■protection both c.aibbage anil collards
will
Mrs.
his parents.
Harrall
Anne, of Greenville,
-Mary Johnson of Newbeiiy, are
and
the
,,>111 carry
ters.
through our severe.st win-
•seed .August l.o to September 15.
.Southern Pride is good for roots and
tops. Jupane.se Foliage ancT Seven-
Tops are good for salad.
Turner
Turner in
i John R. ShUrley of Brunswick, Ga..
ispent Thursday here \^ith Mr, and
visited Mrs. Gary Dillard.
Spar-1 James W. Caldwell returned Tues-
;day from a month’s stay at .Montreal,
IS
Mrs. Mae McDonald
friends at Newberry.
Miss Janette Black has been visit
visiting' ^^rs. F. B. Wheeler and children of N. C.
I Statesville, N. C., s|ient the week with ^ Mr. and Mrs. B. S. Pinson have re-
Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Hair. turned home from a week’s stay at
ing her sister, Miss Myrtle Black,
Greenwood.
Mrs. Lois Bry.son, .Mrs, F'rank Work
man and Wilbur Workman, of Green
wood, stopped over a few hours Fri
day enroute to Charleston.
from a visit to reatives in Greenivooik
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Coleman, of
Miami, Fla., visited relatives for a
few days last week enroute to
dersonville and Asheville.
Mrs. Ben Milling has returned from
ini Miss .Avis Turner of Spartanburg,
lis visiting Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Turner.
H. A- Carr of Rock Hill, spent Sun
day with Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Carr.
Mrs. Pearl Odell of Lyman, spent
the week with Mrs. J. D. Odell.
Mrs. R. G. Higgins of
Blowing Rock, N. C.
Reedie Davis of Summerton, spent
the past wt‘ek-end here with Henry
Dillard. ' i
James O’Daniel- has returned home
from Greenville, where he has been
'uiiuan
Newberryy ^ alienJing aurnmer^^chuol aC F i
Mrs. I. X.i university.
spent the past week with
Stroud. , Dr. and Mrs. John MeSween and
M rs. Will Bridges and children of | family are spending this week in Mon-
Sunday with Mr. and - treat, NtXt " “—— —
Mrs. J. D. Odell. ' Friends of George R. Holland, chief
Mr. and Mrs. ('. E. Chapman and,of police, will be glad to know that
a visit to relatives at Laurens.
Miss Ro.sa Turner has accepted a po
sition in Columbia.
M. C. Pinson has accepted a pbsition
in Florence and left Sunday to take
up hi.s work.
R. D. and John Nance of Columbia,
spent Sunday with C. D. Nance.
Dr. and -Ms. W. L. Nance of F'ort
Valley. Ga., have returned home after
visiting Mr. and .Mrs. C. D. Nance.
little daughter, Nancy, visited rela- he is back on duty again, after an ill-
tives in Pelzer on Sunday. ness of several weeks.
.Mr. and Mrs. Jack W. Dillard and
NOTICE
^ Miss Nelle Dillard of Spartanburg,
;SiK*nt Sunday here with relatives.
>Vhy not keep your money at home ^ .Mis.ses Kate Latimer and Mary Cou-
by giving your Magazine and News-, of Bishopville,'spent a few days
last week with friends at the orphan
age.
W. r.AI.DWELL t
paper sub.'^riptions to—
JA.MES
Call 38 at 12:30 P. .M.
.Mrs. C. W. Cooper and son, Billy.
.Mrs. liouis Thornley and Mrs. H. F\
Scott spent Siiinlay in Cnion with the
fpimer’s mother, .Mrs. Siidie Edwards.
Mr and Mrs. l>own’ Biinlette ami
.Mi ss Sarah rhoma.< is spending sev-
;erai days in Carlisle with her bmther.
Mrs. J. B. Townsend of .Anderson, is j
jvisiting her sisters, Mrs. J. F\ Jacobs
.Sr., and Miss Clara Duckett.
! Mr and Mrs. Loye Johnson and lit- !
lie daughter, Norma, of Pacolet. were j
guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. W. R,
.Vnder.son, Jr.
, Louis Thornley left Sunday for
Charlotte, N. C., where he has accept
ed a position.
Dr. J. W. Davis left Tuesday for
Chicago where he will spend the com-
’dmr w-eek attending tliF-rteffrfn^^
• Progie.ss exposition.
' Mrs. Marshall Dendy and ehildren
^nd Mrs. J. 1. Copeland of Gaine.sville,
Ga., are visiting .Mr. and Mrs. W. 1).
t’opeland and Mr. and .Mrs., .Aildison
Neighbors.
Mrs. J. L. Daineron. Mrs. W. FL,
F’alls and children spent Thursday and '
F'riday in Newlx^rry.
Mrs. S. .A. Kern and Margaret and
.Agnes Kern of Greenwood, are visit
ing .Mrs. .Agnes Kern and other rela
tives in the city.
Miss kiiih T(Mld returned. Sunday
from Greenville where she has heen|
the guest of .Mr. and Mrs. Homer Sum- i
erel. j
Mr. and .Mrs. 1). B. P>oho and Rev.'
George Bidu) spent Sunday in Harris.
N. C., with theJ'oiiiier’s daughter and
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iauli.y of iireemyill^ spent r son-iiuliiW.-Mrt ahd MLsi KugeiH'T^^^
with tlie former s sisters and brother. in,uig
"Mis-ses Ftorrie and Sybilv* and^k-rre .lame.s
Biwilette.
.Mrs. H. Duster has returne,! to her
home in Columbia, after spemling .^ev-
eial days with .Mrs. .Nannie A. I*itts.
.Mr. and Mrs. C, E. Shivers of .At
lanta. have been .spending .s«>veial
days with .Miss Julia Feigusim.
Mrs. R. E. Copeland is sjiending sev
eral weeks in -(in*rnvtle with hbr son
and daughter-in-law. Mr. and .Mrs. K.
E F'ergu.son, Jr. ,
Mrs R. A Abrams and son, Haul,
have returned from a week’s visit to
relatives in Newberry.
Mr. and .Mrs. Gus Burton and little
\\ ade^irre TiTT ,
t'hicago attemlirjg the Century of I’ro-
gress exposition.
Mrs. Reese Young. Misses Copie .Mc-
("rary, .Mary Howze Dillard, F.mily
I Dillard nml Ree.se Young spent .Mon-
;day in Ci*iuinhia.
t .Miss Ella Little .MeCraiy spent last
week in .'Spartanburg with .Miss .Mir
iam Hawkins.
.Mrs. H. .A. Steer and Hobby Steer
lhave returned from Chicago, where
they have been attending the Century
of Progress exposition.
Bob Wiley of Clover, vi.sited rela-
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lives here Sunday.
j.son. and Miss Julia Ferguson visited, >|r.s. Frances Wright of Ware
1 relatives in \\ hitmire Sunday. Shvials, sfient the week-end with her
I Mr. and .Mrs. IJoyd Adair and chil-1 j,i.ster. .Mrs. R. W. Phillips. .
j dren have returned from Blacksburg, I F'leming .Mason of ('olumhiu, sivent
j where they have been visiting rela- the week-end with his mother, Mrs.
jD. W. Ma.son.
Mr. and .Mr.s. \\. W. Tribble of; yiiss Kathryn Coleman spent the
Washington, I), t., have lH*en spending \veek-en«l in Laurens with Mi.ss Doro-
several days with -Mr. and Mrs. Clar- thy .Miller.
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mercial contact, founded in ccpoperation, courtesv, safety
and service, we consider one of ouX!u:reatest assets.
ence Copeland.
Mrs. Nonnie Young, who has l>een
j .spending .several months in Newberry
'with her daughter, .Mrs. F'orrest Sum
ner, is vi.siting her si.sters, Mrs. J. F”.
Jacobs, .Sr., and Miss ('lara Duckett.
F'loyd Adair of Columbia, spent the
week-end with hi.s mother, Mrs. I.o-
rena Adair.
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Inman, sjvent
inpHier, Mrs.
Rochester, N. Y., who have h«*en v.sit j
ing her parents, .Mr. and .Mrs. J. C. i
Wilson, left this week for Athin.. i, to!
visit her sister. Miss Ruby Wilson. |
.Mr. and Mrs. W. B. .Simn%ons and'
.son, Billy, of .Montrose, Ga., have been ;
spending several days with their
daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. I
J. F\ Jacobs left Tuesday for a husi- Blakely. Mi.ss Mary Helen |
Simmons accomjianied them home af-'
ter sptmding the past two wcek.s here..
Mr. and Mr.s. R. Fi^ F^Tguson and
chihlren have returned “from a month’s
vacation in Chicago where th'/y at
tended the Century of I’rogress expo
sition, and (’anada and other points
of in’ere.sl. .
Mi.s..es .''’arah Ixmise Hearon of
Sumter, .Mis.ses Margaret McCaughrin,
;-Margaret Nessly, and f’lara Eskri<lge
iof Newla'rry,-retarne<l to iluar bomes^
Harvley of'Moniiey after visiting Mi.ss .Ma-garet
Moorhead.
.Mrs. G. C. Oiliorne and little son,.
John and .Mrs. HuIhuT Pitts left ,Sun-
.lay for St. Loui.s to visit .Mrs. Odi-
oriie’s hr<»tik-r. F'rom there they will
go to ( hicago to attend the Century
of l‘r«tgiess exftosition.
.Mis.x F.ila Little ..McCrary wt.s .sent
to'.A me ville, N. C., thi.< week a'< a del
egate to the .Sunday school conference
at Ben LlppTh”.s by Mrs. D.' B. John-
She ^on’> .Sunday school class at the Oak-
W ingard. i^d- .Avenue. Pre.shyterian church in
Rock Hill. .Miss McCrary is president
M. $. Bailey £ Son
BANKERS
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-Miss Evelina Hildebrand has return
ed to her home in Hagood after sjvend-
ing several (lays with .M.ss .Mary
IJowze Dillard. ,
Mr. and .Mrs. J. B. Frontis have r<-
urned from Ridge .Spring where they
visited the former’.s parents. Dr
Mrs. 1). IL^ F’rontis.
.Mr. and
.Mrs.' Bonner
Greenwood, syient the week-end with
the latter’s jiarent.'f, .Mr. and -Mrs. .A.
P,. Blakely.
Rev. and .Mrs. Fldward I.j)ng are
spending the -month of .August in
. .North Carolina with relatives.
*■ .Mr. and |Mrs. T. .M. Littlefield of
Kiinpsonville, vi.-iited f.iends here Sun
day.
Mrs. B. F\ Wingard was in (Jreen-
nlle F'riday for the South Cartdinft
Mori.sts’ liamyuet and dance
.-.n.ccitnipanicd home by .Mr.
who had l>een attending the Florist?^
convention.
Mr. and .Mrs. Heyward Dorn an-
nounrt* the birth of son, on VVednesr
day, -Aug. 16, at Dr. Hays’ hospital.
Mr^,. W. W
»>f the class for the coming year.
.Ainonj' the out-of-town friend.- an.!
Iivlative.-- here Wetinesday for the fun-
• eral of H. .1. Nabors were: .Mr. and
Harris andlittle daugh- ^Ir.s. A. B. Adair of (heenville; .Mr.
ter. Cornelia, have returned from ^nd Mrs. L. L. Adair of Atlanta; Mr.
.Montreal, N. C.. where they have been land .Mr.s. Leggett Nabors of G'een-
visiting. Her .sister. Miss Louise Be-|^.,^j. ^nd Mrs. Whitman Neale
thea of Dillon, accompanied her homejof Charlotte; James, George and Ja-
for a visit, cob Bundrick of Pomaria.
Mr. and Mrs. W. .A. Johnson and ’$l-.
tie daughter, Peggy, and liis molhei-.
! Mrs. John Johnson, left Saturday for
• Chicago to visit the Century of Pro
gress exposition. From there they will j
go to Milwaukee, W'is., where Mrs. j
John Johnson will remain for .>«everal j
months.
‘.Mfss Josie Pitt?, of Atlanta; Mr.^
an^Mrs. A. S. Rumph and children, of:
, Egypt, Ga.; Mr. and Mrs. G. FL Cope- •
;land, of Palmetto, Fla.; Mr. and Mrt.j
,H. B. Speers, of Petersburg, Va.; Mr.'
and Mrs. B. F. Copeand and children |
of Charlotte, were called here last I
week on account of the illness and!
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relieved by Black-Draught
'I decided to take Thedford’s
The New
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years
Today the best buy for
the least money is the new
Goodyear Pathfinder. For
quality
within the reach
the Pathfinder is now
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hasFULLCENTERTRAC-
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cord that gives under road
shocks, doesn’t heat up,
E revents blowouts, staniJs
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full long life of trouble-
free miles. ^
Be sure your new tubes
are quality Goodyears,
too.
Black-Draught, as I had been hav-
I^K bllloiiw wrlti-s Mr. I'lj.is.
E. .Sl.-vns, Of ColumbUH, ImJ. ‘*\vin-ii
I ;,.*t billoui, I f«***l nW ny and tlr•• I.
ar l do n'>t feel like «Joln< my work.
I «-t awfully dizzy. I know tli-*n
that I had better take somethin*;.
After I found how *<>od Black-Draugot
Is. n^at Is what I have u.ned. I guess
It r1 Is me of the bile, for I feel t>«t-
ter — don't-feel like I am dropping
oCf to sleep every time I alt down.
That, to ma, la a very bad feeling.''^
.VoM» v*>w ran fJ*t Black-Draught
ihf torm
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VULCANIZING WKS.
Telephone No. 2
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