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y i • THURSDAY, OCTOBER 26. 1933 ./: ■/ To Aid Those Seeing Work ^urens County National Re employment Office Offers Free Service To Unemployed. i THE CLINTON CHRONICLt. CLINTON. S. C. ^ Personal /Aentidn ^ vidpals out of work. It carurot be of; BSllBiHBliSip^iaiilplllHiliiKiBVJBlWWiacVliBiSliBiiKpiiW help unless those who have work toj give will join in and co-operate. There ^ is no charge of any kind for its 8er-|P vices and no fixed scale of wages, j V The,employer and the applicant for I jg-i| work have to settle that and agree on I wages among themselves. ! * -lohn D. Davis is visiting I Ihe telephone number is 541, the guest of her mother. Bi:iiBi!i<B Misses iiBiitB::: nci l^'ii m I -Misses Lucy and Florence Bailey jwere in Spartanburg Saturdq*' for the ioffice number is 112 1-2 West Main! Sarah Dorroh of \\oodruff,' Utse>-Dargan wedding. The Laurens County National Re-1 St., Laurens, S. C., on the second, wa^the week-end guest of Mr. and j Miss Elizabeth Fliedner of Little employment office can furnish help | floor in, the Dial Building. The man-1 ^1^.-Jack H. Davis. . Mountain, spent the week-end w;^vth for a. y kind of wolk and for anyf^^^^c is - B. B. Bovd, the assistants! Misses Mary Jo Rheney and LaurieFlair Pitts. lengio of time since nearly all | unehiplojnpfi of Laurens County arOj. registered with this office. Among Mr. and Mrs. Tonv.Stono and family porary or regular work.' Thornwell Rides those, applying for work are day la borers, sales clerks, office help, nurses, carpenters, painters, brick ma sons, electricians, textile workers and others. The Laurens County office is located at 112 1-2 West Main St.,' in "Laurens, S.. C., telephone number i 541 and is in charge of B. H. Boyd,! manager. If you are in need of help' of any sort, he and his assistants will with the name or hamea of those who' f "-'-'y. 2- to 0. Start ean and will do the work wanted. There is no fixed scale of wages for tho.se who are listed with us. You and the applicant must agree on the price you are to pay. This office is set up by the F'ederal Government and . . , , its services are free to the unemployed i ^ i5 and free to the employer. The re cords of all applicants are filed and any employer can go and look over the records for any job he wishes to are S. C. Woods, Miss Virginia Todd, j Stevens of .\ugusta.. Ga., were here Mi-'S Burns Browning. They will be j Monday for the funeral of T. L. Coop- glad to serve apy one who wants ler, Jr, L extra help of any kind, either a tern-! I and Tommie Thompson of Gr'‘cn spent • t Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. H. H. l!ow- i man and family. X !• i Mrs. L. L. Adair of Ai- 2l"0 ICtOlTV!visiting the former’s j sister and brother, Mrs. Henry Na V- 1 rv V on iri 1 • 111bocs and I. p. .\dair. Newberry, Get. 20.—Flashing a well I f. rounded team that clicked consistent-' ‘Lss .Mattie Ell Copeland ly, Thornwell orphanage defeated Mr. and Mrs. Edward Brailsford of Summerton, spent the week-end with Mrs. Brail.sford’s parents, Dr. and Mrs; F. D. Jones. Mrs. H. J. Hindman left Tuesday for Washington. D. C., where she has accepted a position. W. Watts Davis has returned home, after spending the past year with his I uncle, Dr. L. S. Fuller, Jr., in Paris, ! F'rance. He left Monilay for Spartan- NOTICE FOR PAYMENT OF CITY TAXES Notice is hereby given that Town Taxes for the Town of Clinton will be due and collectible between September 15th and November 15th, for the year 1933. The Tax Books will be opened for the collection of taxes at the Office of the Town Clerk on September 15th, and will re main open each day thereafter, Sunday excepted, up to and through Novmber 15th. in HodgC!?. Jeff Boland, Jr., and Lamar Nel- on, students at Bailey Military acad- person who wishes or woman listed jn th employ; this of- of Ware burg, whore ho has accepted a posi- Shoals, spent the week-end with her tion. parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Copeland ! Mrs. ^Frank .Miller anil lit- jing on the opening kick-off the iKvyjvi'*^ Renno. -.H*. ‘^'^Shtei. weie guests, the past from Clinton marched dowir the field -Mrs. L. V. Pinson and Mrs. Riddleo . iss u - ic es to a touchdown and except for the of Laurens . attended the Slate Luth- last quarter kept it up during thejoran Missionary convention in Colum- 'game. The blocking atal^ackling ofjbia last week. the visitors was pri»bably the best! Friends of -Mrs. A. R. Wallack will here this season.'be glad to learn that she is improving The Thornwell^e was a stone wall, j at her heme on East Carolina Avenue Newberry team getting only one afiei a month’s illness. first dow;ji while on the offense. The r»- l .c t.m i- t,- Mrs. O. tl. Richey of Wheeling, W. j Va., was the guest of her sister-in- |law, Miss Cora Richey last week at Orphanage. IWrs. Burke Ryhey. Mary and fh-< w’lnne^ drove down the field for 15' and tens, Conrad,' Garland, ....vn, * 1 tho ! Smith in the visiting backfield, made emy. Greenwood, were here Monday for the funeral of T. L. Cooper, Jr.^ Miss Sara Knox of Cliffside, N. C., spent the week-end with her parents,"* Mr. and Mrs. E, R. Knox. - Miss Nelle Reardon of W’ogdruff, 1 spent the week-end with Mr.^ and -Mrs. E. L. Blakelv. ! A1 taxes paid between September 15th and October 1st will carry a two (2S ) discount; between October 1st and October 15th, a one (!' / ) per cent discount. fo A penalty of fifteen (15(; ) per cent,'will accrue on all taxes not paid:on or before Wednesday, November 15. The levy for current fiscal year is thirty-seven (37) mills; twelve (12) mills fTr current operating expenses and twenty-five.(25) mills for interest and .sinking fund on various bond issues outstanding. The foregoing notice is given pursuant to Ordinance pissed by the Town Council August 29th, 1933. D. C. HEUSTKSS, Town Clerk. < > < ► McCormick and fill. This office is purely for per sonal service and has no source of rev enue. It makes no charge for suBBly-; - - i . .i- ' neat gams an almost everv play with ing these namcjr with their Records, n k’ u .Rprl"! Tr nf 'the line opening well, Newberry nev-''D-. ni Lamaen weie'the week- er seemed to get going and several j^’nd gue.sts irf Miss Cora Richey, fumbles marreil what chances they! Miss I-oui.se Bultnian, George Bull- ‘ «ungc had, with Boozer doing well in the ■ nian, Mrs. G. F. Bruner and Miss ^ ... ^ 'ine. Neither team had any succe.ss j-Rnn Bruner of Sumter, and Mrs. Ray- with passes, only three out of 18 niond Pitts, spent the past week-end thrown during the game being com pleted. Miss Jean Pre.ssley of Due West, | Us office cover all not only the town ' ‘ the town of Clinton, i, town in the' county to any a man fice. The services of Laui ens Cox of Laurens, but every^ther and part of the county. Every pepatm in the county who wants woi-k ; who wants workers has a right to ' be served by this office. j The office is wholly under control ; of the F’ederal authorities and is de-1 signed to be of benefit to all indi-1 visited her sister. Miss Josie Pressley last week. Furman Brownlee spent Sunday in t'olumbia with Mr. and .Mrs. John < > -■Ak. ' > * > i ► (» New Etchison Hats $2.45 S2.95 $3.45 L. B. DILLARD R. D. HKNKV F. M. BOLAND in .^shexnlle, N. C. .Mrs. N. C. Berry of Jacksonville, Fla., was the guest of Dr. and Mrs. ! L. R. Lynn during the past week, j Misses Mildred White and Eliza- , beth Duncan spent the week-end (Charlotte with friends and relatives i Joe Bowles of Mullins was the iWeek-en^ guest of his brother, tho Rev. Samuel 1^. Bowles. .Mrs. H. C. Peters, Mrs. J. H. Don- nan, Mrs. L. R. Lynn, .Miriam Donnan an^ .Mar vin Land.spynt Saturday in Cross Hill News mt Mrs.'!! Nor-! J; folk, Va., are guests of Mrs. Miller’s lo '^'father, Carroll D. Nance Cross Hill, Oct. Hoyle Miller and 22.—Mr. and small son, of ‘ Collimbia. Miss Nellie Hitt, of Greenville, j < spent the-week-end with her parentsJl Mr. and -Mrs. Edgar Hitt. !' Misses Kath)een, Marie and Thelma-j! Gregory left Satuftlay to visit rehi^ lives in Tallahassee, Fla. tj-/! Mrs. Mae^MeDonalff. of Newberry,"" SAFE — SOUND - SINCERE |i Banking Service This Ikink offers you a banking .service its branches and welcomes new accounts. in all This bank Is prepared to render its customers the ultimate in service in times of adversity and prosperity. ♦ ♦ ♦ : ♦ ♦ t : H. D. Henry & Company INSURANCE STOCKS BONDS REAL ESTATE LOANS NE(;01lATKn ♦ j ♦ 4 ♦ ♦ J ♦ ♦ ♦ 4 i 4 ft 1‘mj‘ina Li1110 Ts atTl0ihe Ti-om I • a two week’.s visit to her daughtei’ in Statesboro. Ga. .Miss Frahees Bailey of Limestone college, spent the week-end with her parents, Dr. and .Mrs. T. L. W. Bai ley. - .Mr. ami .Mrs. W. C. Tate and chil dren and Furman Brownlee spent Sunday in Columbia with friends. Mr. and Mrs. Bonner Harvley of Greenwood, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. C. K. .Nichols on .Sunday. ; M iss Pauline Roberts of Limestorfi*^ AYe have a personby years of perience in the art of serving bank patrons. ex- .Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Hitt. .Mrs, Oscar Balib has returned to, her home at I-akeland, Fla., having visited .Mr. and Mrs. \w. M. Leaman. Mrs. Nelson has returned to Colum bia after spending several weeks with'' .Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Nelson. .Mr. and .Mrs. J. F. Gregory and ichildren, .Mrs. Sallie D. M'atts and b LMiss Theresa Davenport spent Wi'd-' , nesilay with relatives in Columbia. 1 .Alex Brown of Orangeburg, spent Sunday with .Mr. and .Mrs. P. W. NEW BUSINESS CORDIALLY INVITED $. Bailey & Son BANKERS ROGERS Brown and other rel^ivas., __ college, Gaffney, spent the week-end i Miss Idalia Hollingsworth is taking at hjrr"Miohi^* heie. 1 Mis. P. S. Jeanes •OLDEST qUALITY FOOD 5H0P5 AMERICAN DlllPickles x4z Salad Dressing f5-OZ. TAR im 19< AMERICAN—Sweet Mixed Pickles S6-OZ. JAR Plllsbury Flour $1-05 THE SOAP OF BEAUTIFUL WOMEN Camay Soap 3 CAKES 130 Canova Coffee LB 24t la special teachers’ course at the South es and Mr. and Mrs. | university this week. ' \V B. Tribble were visitors.,in Green-' t. B. Crews, of Spartanburg, was ville Friday. business visitor here F'riday. j James Sloan, student at F-rskine j Mr. and Mrs. Henry Jones, of F'lor- jcollege in Due West, visited his mo-,were week-end guests of .Mr. and |ther, .Mrs. FL B. Sloan, on Sunday. Mrs. S. Pinson. Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Ashmore and' The Rev. and Mrs. E. .M. Bostick, children of Charlotte, N. C., were the Rev. F. T. .McGill and Mrs. R. W. ; called here Sunday^ account of the | Griffin, to Colunibia Friday to Meath of Mrs. Ashrhore’s brother, T. L STRONGEST ore’s brother, T, iCooper, Jr. I Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Shealy of Little Mountain spent Sunlay with their son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and .Mrs. W. C. Shealy. I Miss Mildred Hooker and Sam Stone jof Columbia, spent Sunday with the 1 latter’s mother, Mrs. Metta Stone. I- M iss -Martha Phillips of Columbia, I spent the week-end with her mother, ! -Mrs. R. FL Jones. 1 M iss .Martha Davis and Jame.s Da- i .’is of Laurens, spent Sunday here with Mrs. R. FL Jone.s. -Miss Katherine Jone.s of Estill, .spent the week-end with her parents, Dr. and .Mrs. F\ I). Jones. hear Dr. Truett. Many Present For j “Home-Coming STOKELY’S CatsuD LARGE BOTTLE 110 Temple Garden Cocoa LB. CAN 10^ I sDnshine' A Krispy Crackers LB PKG 140 Snowdrift «LB pan 63C CIRCUS—Plain or Self Rising Flf”r ?4f.R BAG 48-LB. RAG $1.75 CRoc. Covered Cherries LB. BOX BEST GRADE Pure Lard LB. T/20 Jewel or Vegetole s carton S. C. Delicious APPLES, doz. . Fancy Sweet Potatoes, 10 lbs. . New Crop PRUNES, lb. ...... Large Spani$h ONIONS, lb. .. Fresh Creamery BUTTER; lb. Rogers Best FLOUR, 24 lb. bag Jewel LARD, 8 lb. carton ..... 20c 25c 71/20 .. 5c 22c . 99c 55c A large congregation that taxed the capacity of the church was present last Sunday at Duncan^’s Creek Pres byterian church near'here for the morning and afternoon services, and to unite in the “reunion” celebration. The day was ideal for the home coming and the crowd was a large and happy one. The sermons iiy Dr. John MeSween and Dr. Dudley Jone.s, both of this city, were appropriate Mr. and .Mrs. .Mike Ca.^key if Sen-iand helpful and made a fine impre.s- eca, were called here Sunday on Hc-Jsion upon then' hearers, count of the death of Mrs.-Caskey’s The long table erected in the grove brother, T. L. Cooper, Jr. for an old-fashioned basket dinner Miss .\nnie Lee Jackson of Liim'- was loaded down with a most bounti- stone college, Gaffney, spent the ful supply of “good things to eat.” i aTike.MVeiM i.Mrs. T. J. Jack.son. ' given a mo: t cordial invitation to par- i .Miss .Nannie Sue Adair spent the take of the hospitality and to enter 'week-end in W'illiamston as the gue.stjinto the spirit of the interesting st*r- 'of Miss Narpis.^a Gray. i vices planned ' by the officers and .Mrs. Clyde I-.ankford spent the niembers of the old historic .church. ■< week-end in Columbia with Mr. I..ank-1 —— 5-—^ ^—• ’ N R A Emblems i,, -' I' I ford, who is a patient in the Veterans’ hospital. ^ Miss Mary Howze Dillard has re turned to Columbia- tp resume her studies at the University of South Carolina, after spending a few day.s with her parents, Mr. and .Mr.s. L. B. Dillard. Mrs. H. L. Boyd, -Mrs. B. H. Boyd, Mr.s. W. A. .Johnson, Mrs. R. C. Banks To Act On Cotton Loans Columbia, Oct. 24.—I, Roy Jone.s, state commissioner of agriculture, -speaking today of the proces.s under which farmers may obtain govern ment loans of ten cents a pound on Adair and -Mrs. William Bailey Owens '1933 cotton, .said he was informed any were in Laurens_£Qr a party given by j bank could pay out the money upon Mrs. Ross D.-Young and Miss Doris receipt of a signed borrower’s agree- Young, complimenting Mrs. H. L. ment which the bank would then Boyd, a recent bride of this city. 'transmit to the reconstruction finance Mrs. .Lewis Bailey and children have j corporation office at Charlotte, retui-ned to their home in Spartan-j The commissioner said^ the plan of burg after spending several days with; operating through local banks should her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. With-Ifaciliate the payment of loans. • erspoon and Dr. and Mrs. T. L. W. Bailey. % Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Walker and children of Winston-Salem, N. C. spent Sunday with Mrs, R. E. Jones. compleY’es course Mi.ss Avanelle Templeton, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. 0. M. Templeton, of They were accompanied home by theirjGoldville, and a graduate of the Clin- daughter. Miss Sara Walker, who has'ton high school, has recently complet- |been spending some time here. ed the nurses’ training course at Ro- Mrs. John Allen Dugan and little ^ per hospital Charleston, and is now daughter have returned to their home;on a visit to her parents, in Hartsville, after spending the prfst | two weeks with her parents, Mr. and ^ WHAT DO Mrs. W. vE. Neighbors. Mr. Dug^n i D C lAoriAA came up for the week-end and accom-( • • AND OTHER PRINTED MATERIAL AT NO EXTRA COST! The-se emblems imprinted on your present supply of stationery or other printed mutter at small cost. IDENTIFY YOUR BUSINESS AS A SUPPORTER OF THE NRA • • Chronicle Publishing Company «< All Kinds of Printing—Except Bad” NOW OPERATING ON NRA CODE t ^ panied bej home. DO? The Clinton Chronicle—SL50 a Year mm Mfflfilfli