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$ T f ' '«i' •■■■ i»»' f” •'v.f i~r" \ ■i^pppwpppiTwiPViPipp mmmmmmm f ' c ■y THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 193^ THE CLINTON CHRONICLE, CLINTON. S. C. J Cross Hill News Mrs. Sam Leaman,, recordinj? secre tary; Mrs. Leonora Major, treasurer. , The following students left this week for Winthrop: Misses Jewel Tur. ner, Ellen Rasor, Rachel Hi^,^ Lucy i a Cross Hill. Sept. 23.—Mrs. Sallie D, Watts and Miss Theresa Davenport | Hawkins, went to .\ugusta last week. Mrs. Den-' Nance, of Columbia, spent the ny and daughter, Sara, 1 ^ Ffersonal /Mention. ^ Cater Ligon of Charlotte, N. C., was (► (► (► ^ ► I ► them to Edge^eld and visited rela tives. The following young ladies left last week for their respective schools:' Mis.ses Virginia Calhoun, High Point; I Nellie Hitt. Greenville; Grace Hitt, Providence; Margaret Hipp,. Pelzer;, ; visiting her parents, Mr. I A. Brown. and Mrs. S.l Miss Martha Phillips of Columbia, .!• spent Sunday here with her mother. T. B. Crews and E. W. Kennedy of [Mrs. R. E. Jones. ^ | Spartanburg, were Sunday guests ofi Mi.sses Lois Blakely and Collette Mr. anJ Mrs.^J. H. Austin. Griffin were the week-end guests of j^Ij. and Mrs. Loye Johnson in Pacolet. Prof, and Mrs. M. G. Woodworth Messrs.i Lewis Rasor, Kershaw; Mar ion Hipp, White Plains. I NOTICE OF THE LOSS OF Mrs. Gussie Hu,.ter of Clinton .vat.: INSURANCE ROMCIES a guest last week of Mr. and Mrs. S.' » ^ , D. Austin. notice that certain Fire In-j Summerton, spent the week-end Mesdames R. W. Brown R W Grif- -^^rance Policies executed in blank by | Mrs. Brailsford’s^ parents. Dr. fin. Misses Mary ’ Brown’Grtffjn and Automobile Insurance Company of j Mrs. F. D. Jones. " Tio»*f^r\c. ^(1001*1 fci' Htici ^li' Gilbcrt Bljilculy Mr. and Mrs. R, E. Ferguson and children spent the week-end at Myrtle ' Beach. Edward Barnett has returned to his i FIRE: and Miss Betty Woodworth were vi.sit-1 home in Atlanta, after visiting his' jors in Greenville Saturday. . ,sister and brother-in-law. Prof, and ! Mr. and Mrs. Edward Brailsfor.l I James Witherspoon spent the week-> I[ enU'with friends in cKa^flotte.' Miss Virginia Benjamin of Orlando, ♦ is visiting her parents, Mr. and -Mrs. J. E. Benjamin. 1 ♦ T / H. D. HBNRT / r. M, H. D. Henry & Company INSURANCE PAGE FITE 9 t ♦ 8T0CKS \ • BONDS - REAL ESTATE LOANS NEGOTIATED ♦ ♦ t ♦ X with and Sara Ida Boazman and Alex Brown Connecticut, Nos. 2U0014 to of Orangeburg, spent Monday at Try-been lost or on and Saluda, N. C. ’ 'misplaced. These policies are not ne and Greenwood, of Mr. and Miss Emmie Still of was the week-end guest .Mrs. T. L. Cooper. Mrs. Eric Barnes and daughter, week-end in Au- little son and Mr. and Mrs. Johil T.! ^’-hzabeth, spent th« , , ... • u Blakely visited friends in Gaffney on with relatives. Mr. and Mrs. C. G. Hill and chil- ffo^mhle, and the Company is not o - j Mi.s. George W'atts Copeland, .Mi^, dren of Laurens,.spent Sunday with Bgated thereunder, and any peison Mr. and Mrs. Bennett Townsend and, Nannie Jones and ' George Thontas relatives. iwho receive.s, puichases, or holds daughter, spent the week-end in Copeland„ spent Friday in Mountville Mrs. R. W. Griffin, Mrs. J, B. pjn- ®^hl pplicies^does so at his own i former’s parents,with relatives. son, and Miss Clara Dial entertained Dr. and Mi:f J. B. Townsend. Mis,es Mary Jo Rheney and Helen •A.dair spent the week-end in .Augusta w'ith the former’s parents, .Mr. and risk, ina.^much as no one is author their -Sunday i^chool h4a>^ses- Tues;lay Mi’s. J- F.-Jacobs, Jr., -Mi.s--B.obert afternoon with a picnic on the church insurance for and on be- Qw'ens, Mrs. R. E. Sadler, Virginia lawn. Automobile Insurance j^adler and Elliott Jacobs were vi.sitors j h. G. Rheney. The P. T. A. met Thursday after-^ in Greenville Saturday. i noon at the school auditorimn. The. THE AUTOMQBIL^INSUR.ANCE Mrs, F. E. Brodie and son, Oliver j usual committees were appointed fori COMP.ANY OF' P AoTt'ORD, ( ON- gj-odie, of I^eesville, spent the week-1 the year and the following officers^ Nl'CTICUT. jend with Mr. and Mrs. F'ayette Henry., elected: Mrs. J. B. Pinson, president;' * By S. VV. Sumerel, .Agent.! Miss Jeannette Crawford of Chester. I ’ . Odioine, Mrs. G. H. Odi- Mrs. D. R. Chapman, vice-president;' 10-12-3tc. j spent the week-end with her mother, and .Mrs. Harry Bolick ^eie vis- ^ ^ ___ ; ___jMrs. J. W. Crawford. '*« ^-reenville on Tues,..ay. »♦♦♦»»♦♦♦»♦♦♦♦»»»♦♦♦♦»»»♦♦»»#»###♦♦»♦»♦»»♦»♦»»#»♦»♦♦! R ^»\umirrorSedalia visUedir ^’ ^. /"‘^Beland ha.s returned from ijind J. K. Whitmiie of jNeuaiia, visitea where he has been spend- John R. Shurley of Rock Hill, spent i the week-end here with li lends at Presbyterian college. j FOa FURTHER WRITE THE CEMENT INFORMATION PORTLAND CEMENT ASSOCIATION Hurt Building, Atlanta, Ga. NOTICE FOR PAYMENT OF CITY TAXES Notice i.s hereby,given that Town Taxes for the Town >>jl of Clinton will he «ue and collectible between September -15th and November 15th. for the year 1983. The Tax Books will he opened for the collection of. taxes at the Office of the Town Clerk on September 15th, and will re main open each d.ay thereafter, Sunday excepted, up to and through .Novmber 15th. A) taxes paid lietween September 15Lh and October l>«t will enrry a two (2'« ) discount; betvv’een October 1st and Octol ei’ 15th, a one (IS ) per cent discount. A penalty of f flwn (15'1) per cent, will accrue on all taxes not paid on or before Wednesday, November 15. far rurrpnt fispat"vear thfrtv-seven T37r n *” ; twelve (1*2) mills for current operating expon.ses a d i’,.enty-fjve (25) mills for interest and sinking fund on v.'iriou.s bond issu(?s ontstandiirg. The f ire going notice is given jiursuant to Ordinance il ijy the Town Council August 29th, 1933. phased 1). (’. HKUSTESS, Town Clerk. ! relatives here Sunday. -[ing several day.s with his son and ! Mr. and .Mrs. VV. VV. Harris and lit-,daughter-in-law. Mr. and' .Mr.s. R. E. I tie daughter, Cornelia, spent the week- Copeland, Jr. lend in Dillon, with Mrs. Harris’ par-i ^p.s. VV. C. Oxley, Misses Gladys, j ents, Mr. and Mrs. D. VV. Bethea. and V^e*a Wilson were visitors in' j Miss Fllizabeth Copeland returned |Spartanburg .Saturday. !<► I Thursday from Greenville, where she Mrs. J. D. Jeans is spending some jhas neon visiting her brother and time in Gaffney with her sister, Mrs. i sister-in-law, Mr. and .Mrs. John VVal- Rennie Johm^, who was seriously Tn- 'lace Copeland. iJured in an automobile accident re- t Miss Sara Walker returned Thura-Fently. day to spend the winter with herj Mr. and Mrs. R. I.. Bailey and Miss 'aunt, Mrs. R, E. Jones, after spending Ruth Bailey sjicnt Monday m Green- Ithe summer at her home in VV’inston- ville with relatives. ^Salem, N'. C. 1 Mr. and Mrs.. I*aul Packaid,- fur- .Mr. ainl .Mrs. Garrison Montjoy of merly of Spartanburg, are now mak- Columbia, visiteil Mr. and Mr.s. VVil- ing their home here and have an iiam Montjoy last week. ;apartment with .Miss Julia F'erguson Miss Gertrude Culbertson of (ireen- on .\orth Adair street, wood, has been visiting .Mr. and Mrs.; Miss FVggy Kyzor, who has beeniil with ' ; iJol) Tucker, Mrs. - .Mary Mrs. a visit t-he h.a Mt»de Bea-trty^-Shoppe p VVill j Columbia, is now connected, with the to newly oiiened .Mary .Musgr<»ve Beauty i .Sun-' I \ 1 Bogera Gold Label Coffee ■a 200 Rogera Hot Cnp Coffee 2 250' American Pillabnrf Flour S4-LB. « e BAO 9 Libbv/ JBart%| NO. 2H K CAN ■! ;l Monte Pears 190 Oatnpbeira Tomato Soup 4 cans 250 COB ^lyou ip 1106 Btokely'a « Party Peas NO. 2 g CAN A V % Cleanser 2 CANS 90 For Making Mayonnaiae Wesson Oil 190 Old Virginia Brunswick Stew 2 ■ cTnJ 250 Northern Toilet Tissue 3 ROI.L3 ^•70 Buda in a Flaah Super Suds 3 PMs. 250 For Laundering O'K* Soap ^ . LARGE CAKE •rC Springbrook BUTTER, ***■ — 22® SHORTENING, 8 »>• ®art»n 57® PURE LARD,, 81>>- ®arton 57c S. R. FLOUR, 24 ii» 89® Prather and Brown have returned from relatives in (Jreenwood. I Shoppe. ... Mrs. (Jeorge T. Barnes of Columbia,- .Mr. and Mrs. Mux Culp of Edge- is spending this week with her daugh-' moor, and Mr. and .VIrs. Larry Simp ler and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. C’. E.j.son of Rowell, were the guest." GaU‘>wuy. .di^y 4>f *^Ir. and .Mrs. (Jeorge VV’atts Miss Hedge Peake left Monday for, Copeland. VV’ashington, 1). (’., where she will at-1 Mr. and Mrs. H. I). Henry and .VIr. tend Ihayeis School of Dancing thij^'and Mrs. Teague Harris were in winter. |(ireenville Tuesday afternoon for the Hubert Seawell spent the week-end j marriage of .Miss Louise Harri.s Mar in Sanford, N. (’., with his parentir. jtin to Theron L Kedfearn of Harts- Mr. and Mrs. 1). H. Hobo are spend-1 ville. ' jing this week in F’airfux with their j The mnay friends of C. .M. Bailey son and daughter-in-law, Ki*x'. and ^ will he glad to know that he continues I Mrs. George Bobo. 'to improve in the Greenville City hos- I Mr. and Mrs. Whitman .Neal and pitai, where he has been a patient foi Louis ThornIr-y of Charlotte, spent the .several weeks and hopes in the near I week-end with Mrs. Thornley and oth- future to be able to return to his home jer relatives. jhere. Miss F'ranees (’rutchfield of Orange burg, a student at Winthrop college, PERMANENCE 1886 —1933 ♦ ♦ For many, many years—nearly half a century, in fact -—this Fionee^ Bank has served this communit> by con tinuous, dependable service. Today, this bank, with its experience, is belter able than ever to help its customers to handle their financial affairs in a safe and satisfactory manner. ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ t ♦ ♦ BANKING HODRS^ MONDAY. TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, THI RSDAY AND FRIDAY—-9 A. .M. to 2:30 I*. M. SATFRDAY—9 A. M. to 1:00 I*. M. WE ASK OFR CUSTOMERS’ ('(M)I»ERATION IN OBSERVING THESE HOURS. ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ o o o I ► NEW BUSINESS CORDIALLY INVITED ♦ ♦ was the week-end guekt Mr.s. F’rank Kellers. J. W. Milam, Jr., of Shelby, of Dr. and N. C Hurricane News M. $. Bailey & See ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ OLDEST B .A N K E R S ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ STRONGEST X X X 1 .spent Sunday here with his parents, ^^3, r^x Young and Mr.s. Mace Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Milam. 'Young spent last Thursday with Mrs. Mrs. W. D. Peay and Miss Roberta Neighbors. Peay have returned from Clover,! j^r. and Mrs. J. VV. Dillard and where they have been, visiting rela-j Jauj^hters, of Spartanburg, were the, I tives. ^ I Sunday guests of Mr. and .Mrs. C. C.! I Miss Margaret Bethea of DiUon, is Young. j I spending .several days with her sister,! ^rs. Nancy Sligh visited at the I Mrs. W. W. Harris. ^ 1 home of Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Young i Donnie F'. Kirven of Columbia, ami last week. I L. E. Kirven of Winston-Salem, .N. C.,| Hurricane .Missionary so-lefy visited their sister, Miss Apsie Kii*ven j with Mrs. I. O. Ray last Friday, Monday. 1 afternoon. j Mrs. S. E. Hillis of I>ake ( hauLau-1 Mr. and Mr.s. S. .M. Young .spmt a qua, iV. Y., visited friends at the oi-|f^.y^ days last w'eek in Newh;.*i'’y with I phanage this week en route to Or-jMr. and .Mrs. R. VV. Young. I lando, Fla., to spend the winter. ! Freinds of little Eioi.se and Henry } Mrs. Emma Little h^s returned i^^ls Nabors will he glad to know from Simpsonville, where she has beenjth<>y are improving rapidly. , spending .several days with her daugh-j Mrs. Pearle Fincher has returned j lev, M rs. F. M. Todd. [home after spending some time with' Mr. and Mrs. »S. VV’. Sumerel and. relative.s in Union. , ^ j Miss Maude Sumerel spent 'Tuesdayj Mr. and Mr# R W Vaiinra an_ ' in Greenville. ! nounce the A I Mrs. R. W. Naiiors an- marriage of their daugh- The large number of friends of Dr. | ter, Ruth Mather, to U A. Greene, of John Mc.Sween were delighted to see |(’ht.3nee, on March 25. The entire com- ’ ’ munity extends to them their hearty him on the streets yesterday, and to know that he is recovering from his recent illness. , Mrs. L. F’. Kiikpatwci^who ’ha.s been in Montreal for the summer, has gone to Laurinburg, N. C., where she 'will spend the winter with her son. .Mr. and Mrs. G. W’. Hollingsworth jleft Tuesday for .Atlantic City, N. J., land other points of interest. Mr. and .Mrs. Bill Sparks and little daughter, Mrs. Mattie Simms, and 'Harris Thomas of Union, were the {guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Cooper. ' Mrs. V'irginia Guerard has returned" to her home in Greenwood, after I .spending several days with her chil dren, MTss Helen, Edwin and Allen I Guerard, at the or{^hanage. { Miss Sara Copeland spent a few extends congratulations. M is.*- Ruth Nabors spent with Miss .Mldred Y'ouiig yJ^inday Stairs Made Her j Gasp For Breath^ Fenalty Of Excess Fat Although she ha.s lost but 7 lbs. of her overweight, this woman finds that 7 lbs. has made a remarkable differ ence to her. Her letter reails “I am 53 years old and my height is 5 ft. Last year I weighed 154 lbs. I have been taking a half-tea.spoonful of Kruschen Salts, making no change in my diet. Now I days here the past week with hei ^jjjy brother, R. J. Copeland, en route dressed. But I feel lighter and can now run upstairs, which before used to make me gasp for breath. Ev- S. R. FLOUR, 48 lb®- $1.75 {Palm Beach, Fla., from Montreal, 'where she spent the summer. ! Mr. and Mrs. 0. T. McDaniel, Mr. and Mrs. B. VV'. McDaniel, Miss Eve lyn Kadle and Miss Louise Brown of Augusta, spent last week-end with the former’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. N- VV. McDaniel. Dr. and Mrs. F’rank Kellers spent Tuesday and Wednesday in Beaufort with their daughter and son-in-law^ .Mr. and Mrs. J. D.\^Guerard. Mrs. Guerard uccompanjedX her [larents home for a vKsit. ^ eryone says how well and fit I look.” — (Miss) J, H. Kruschen is'an ideal blend of 6 sep arate .salts which hel,j> body organs to function properly^ and maintain a splendid dcyffee of health — it builds up energy and .strength while you’re reducing to normal weight, f Get Kruschen .Salts at Young’s f’hainiacy or any other live druggist in the world- a jar la.-t-; 4 weeks and cost.s not more than Fh'i edits. 9 N R A Emblems Imprinted On Your Stationery AND OTHKR I’RINTEI) .MATERIAI. AT NO E.XTRA COST! These emblems imprinted on your present supply of stationery or other printed matter at small cost. IDENTIFY YOUR BUSINESS AS A SUPPORTER OF THE NRA Chronicle Publishing ^ '-v. 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