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THURSDAY, DECEMBER 21, 1933
THE CLINTON • CHRONICLE, CLINTON, S. C.
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Make This Store Headquarters
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CHRISTMAS FIREWORKS
Full Assortments.
FRUITS
All kinds. Especially Low Box Prices
On Fancy Apples.
See Us For Your Christmas
Santa Claus. '
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Drr J. B. Kennedy is spending the
holidays with relatives in York.
Mrs. Maude Hampton was the week
end guest of Miss Emma Flinking-
shelt in Greenville.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bolick
I iui. anu iurs. xiarry noilCK are
spending the Christmas holidays with spending the holidays with
jthe former’s parents, Mr. and MrjJ. H. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Rob
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Peay.
Robert Steer, Bill Dobbins, Clyde
Rampey and Robert Le.sesne, students
at Clemson college, are spending the
holidays here.
Miss Pauline Roberts of Limestone
E. Bolick, Sr, in Charleston.
Mr. and Mrs. John C. Henry
and
ertsr—
Mi.ss Kate
Milam of Springfield, is
.family of Greenville, will spemi Ihe t,"'*''?’, "‘I?.,'’''''
IChriatmaa holidays with rol.-.tivea
^ c.yj Robert Vai\ce of Davidson
' * Davidson, N. C., is spending
Mr. and Mrs. Henry M. Fliedner of
I Wa.shington, D. C., will spend the
I Christmas holidays here with the for-
imer’s mother, Mrs. Annie Fliedner.
college,
Christ-
J. M. PITTS STORE
mas with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
R. B. Vance.
Miss Cleon Pitts of McAdenville,
.M. C., is spending the holiday.s with
Friends of Mrs. C. D. Pitt.s will be!her mother, Mrs. Guy L. Pitts,
glad to know that she has returned! Mis. Arthur Copeland, Miss Sarah
home after being'a patient at thelJ^nd .\rthur Copeland, .spent Sunday
Hays hospital the past week. 1 in St. Matthews with thejr daughter
Miss V'ivian Park.s Adair, student!and sister, Mrs. T. F. Wallace,
at Brenau, Gainesville,'Ga., fs spend-1 . Mi.ss Frances Sheely of Tx>rl.‘','Ts
ing the Christmas holidays with her --I’-'nding the holidays with her par-
parents, Mr, and Mrs. V. P. .\dair. jents, Mr. and Mrs. (J. H. Slieely.
i Ross M, Lynn, member of the fac-' Miss Margaret Moorhead of Coker
j ulty of the Darlington School for | college, and William Moorhead ofTu-
j Boys, Rome, Ga.. is spending the holi-! lane univer.sity, are with their pai -
day with his parenis, Dr. and Mrs. ents, Mr. and Mrs. W. Moorhead.
L. Ross Lynn. lat Goldville for the holidays.
Bill MeSween, Hailey Williams, and i Isaac Copeland, assistant librarian
William Jacobs, students at Darling- at Peabody college, Nashville, Tenn.,
A t this sea.son of universal happiness we aelight to
pause and thank our friends for their patronage
and good will. Ours has been the privilege and the op
portunity for a service "which we sincerely hope has
brought unqualified satisfaction.
We appreciate the confidence which has been placed
in US, and now, on the threshold of the New Year, we
dedicate ourselves anew to the continuance of a ser
vice that w ill grow more and more helpful to the mo
torists of this entire community.
(Jjiton School for Boys, arrived Friday to
spend the holidays at home,
Lamar Nelson and Jeff Boland of
will arrive Saturday to spend Christ
mas with his parents, .Mr. and .Mrs.
W. 1). Copeland.
A MERRY CHRISTMAS
and a
HAPPY NEW YEAR
COUNTY TAX
NOTICE!
Your attention is respectfully called to the fact that
only a short time is left in which state and county taxes
may be paid without penalty.
The penalty goes into effect after December 31, 1933.
By paying your taxes early, you avoid the rush of
the last few days.
D. R. SIMPSON
County Treasurer
.Mrs. (leorgo W. Holman and Mrs. i
Hailey Military academy, Greenwoml,
jare spending the holidays at home. R. W. Phillips were visitors in Greon-
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Oxley have vilTe on Monday.
I moved into their new home on South Fant Thornley of Walhalla, is
Broad street. 'spending the holidays with his moth-
j Mis.s Agnes .Milling of Flora Mac-'^er. Mi's. J. L. Thornley.
|donald college. Red Springs, N. C., is i .Miss Fdizabefh Fliedner, teacher at
Giles Chevrolet Co.
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‘Pending the holidays at home with f Little Mountain, is spending the holi-
|her parents, Mr. and .Mrs, A
I ing.
I I* riends of Mrs, W. Johnson will
I be glad to know that she has returned
I to her home after being a patient at
the Hays hospital the past several
' weeks.
Denny Pitts of Greenville, spent
Sunday-.with his mother, Mrs. Nannie
A. PitCs.
Miss Martha Whitten, student at
Columbm college, is .spending the holi
days lyith her parents. Dr. and Mrs.
^ 0. Whitten., —
Miss
Annie
J. Mill- days with her mother, Mrs
Fliedner, and other relatives.
Miss Pearl Hitt of Lake City, is
spending the holidays with her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Eugtme Hitt;
Miss Essie Davidson of Great Falls,
spending the Christmas hoUday^s
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. H.
Davidson. /
Miss Medora Browning of Converse
college, Kpai-tanburg, is spending the
holiday season at home.
Miss Sarah Knox of Cliffside, N. C.,
;is at home with her parents, Mrr and
jp
Mrs. E. R. Knox,
Miss Mattie IJ
for the holidays,
('opeland .of Ware
with
Elizabeth Sheely of Ninety-
Six, is spending the Christmas season
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. O. I,! Shoals, is spending the holidays
Sheely. I Copeland, who live near here. |
Mi.sses Jean .McKee, .Mary .\nder-[her iiarents, Mr. and Mrs. Jiihn M.
.son and James Sloan, students at] The following Thornwell teachers i
Erskine college,' Due West, arrived ] leave tomorrow to spen,d the Christ-1
yesterday to spend the holiday season mas“"TibTidays at their respective]
at home. is...,- jhome.s: Misses Leta McIntyre. Clio;j
Miss Ha MacLemore, Miss Mary, Elizabeth Duncan. Montreat, N. C.;'
MacLemore and Carr MacLemore re- Verna-- Hill, _ Orangeburg; Mildred!
tunned to their home in Vidalia, Ga.,! White, ('harlotte; Caroline Moore, Co-j
Sunday after visiting. Dr. ’ and Mrs.jlumbia, and Luva McDonald, Iva. I
belder Smith. • i Miss Mary Wilson of Queens-Chi-
Miss Lidie Davis, who teaches at'eofa cpilege, Charlotte, is spending
Langley, is sjiending the Christmas j the Christmas holiday.s with her!
holidays with her [larents, .Mr. and mother at the orphanage.
dDl ©er frleinids
Both far amid mean
iHeiriry Christoas
Happy New Year/
Large Juicy Ol^NGElS, doz. ... 15c
Medium-sized WALNUTS, lb. .. 19c
CREAMERY BUTTER, lb. .. 17c
Best Ameicica^CHEESE, lb. ... 17c
Large Yellow BANANAS, doz. .* 25c
Fancy TANGERINE'S, doz 15c
•Mr.s. John 1). Davis.
Prof, and Mrs. M. W. Brown are
spending the holidays with relatives
in Chattanooga, Tenn.
W. L. Jones is spending the holi
days with his parents in Pelzer.
Mi.ss Lois Page and Charles A.
Smith were in Greenville Friday night
to hear Handel’s Christmas oritoria,
“The Messiah.’’
Friend.s ot R. R. Blakely will be
glad to know that he is able to be
out again after an illness of several
weeks.
I^rof. and Mrs, B. S. Pinson were
visitors in Spartanburg on Saturday.
Among tjie visitors in Greenville
Tuesdaywere Mrs. T. D. (’opeland,
Mrs; John H. Hunter, .Mrs. J. l.A?e
I Young, Mrs. A. E. Spencer and
I Ro.sanna V’ance.
j .Mrs. S. A, Kern and daughter, Mar
garet, of (ireenwooil, are spending
the holiday."; with Mr.s. Agnes Kern.
1 i’rof. T. K. I.otliery left Monday
Mis.ses b^velyn Ferguson, Inez
Tucker, Annie I.,ou Dill and Grace
Fliedner, students at Montreat Nor
mal are spending the holiday sea.son
here.
T. J; Blalock of Union, is spending
the Christmas holidays with his par
ents, Mr, and Mrs, T. J. Blalock.
Miss Grace I.eague of Ixickhart, is
.si>ending the holidays with her par
ents, Mr. arid Mrs. R. M. League.
^ Miss Isabel Witherspoon of Colum
bia, is spending the Christmas holi
day.s with her parent.s, Mr. and .Mrs.
J, H. Witherspoon.
Miss Mary Anderson and Ben .An
derson leave tomorrow for their home
in Reidville to spend the holidays.
Miss Agatha Davi.s left today for
Miss i Winston-Salem, N. C., to spend
Christmas with her sister and broth
er-in-law, Mr. anil^Mrs. (.’. A. Walker.
Rowena DuHose of ('oluinl)ia, is
spending the holidays with her grand-
jiurents. Dr. and Mis. F. I). .Jones.
S. W. SUMEREL
JACOBS BUILDING
CLINTON. S. C.
Bulk Shredded COCONUT, lb. . 19c
Pillsbury FLOUR, 24 lbs SI.07
.Medical
spending the
parents. Dr. and
BRAZIL NUTS, lb 15c
STICK CANDY, 2 Ib. box 20c
Pail CANDY, mixed, lb.
10c
EGGS, guaranteed, doz.
25c
for his home in David.son, .\. ('., to I Mrs, R. W. Henn arrived Friday
sjiend the holiday.'^. ' .from Mount Steiling, N, ('., to spend
'J he following Winthrop college stu- ihc* holiday.s with her parents. Dr. and
home: Mi-scs Elsie Little, Rosa Hal. Miss Catherine Jones of E'still,-'
•ley ibttle, Ella Little McCrary, (mpic i’arker Jones of HeatifiTrt, and Dudley
: .McC*ary •and (’a»oline .Martin. jjones of the South Carolina
j -Miss Ruth Todd of Sedalia, is college, Ciharleston, are
[.spending the holidays with her moth-[holidays with theii
ler, .Mr.s. Irene Todd. i.Mrs. Fi D. Jones.
j Misses .Mary Howze Dillard, Lidie' Misses E velyn Chamlers, - .Mai y
j Leake and Sadie (Chandler, students Glynn (’hambers, lontA Von Hollen,
at the University, of South ("aroiina, b3izabeth Nelsiin, Eloise Von Hollen,
!are spending the holiday season at .Mary Emma Speake, and Clara Hobo,
home. students at Lander college,
i Mi.ss Agatha Hailey of Chester, and | wood, are spending the
Mi.sses Frances and Mary Ella Hailey holidays at home.
; of L'lnestone college, aie spending! .Miss Patrica "Giiles, student at Vir-
! the holidays v^'ith their parents, Dr. ginia Intermont. HFistol, Va., andl^
and L. W. Hailey. Thurst m Gile.s of Oak liidge Milita'y ^
Mirs F.ances Hlack and . Arthur | institute, Oak Ridge, N. C.. aje|^
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Green-
Ch.is.nias
CHlKll
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London Layer RAISINS, 3 lbs. .. 25c
Hot Cup COFFEE, 2 lbs;
25c
APPLES, doz. 19c
Assorted CHOCOLATEIS,
5 Ib. box
$1.00
Lucky Strike Camel, Chesterfield,
and Old Cold Cigarettes—
$1.00 per carton, plus tax
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Black of Fountain Inn, and Miss -Mary spending the Christmaj holidays with;
Hlack of St. (ieorge are spending the theiF parents, .Mr. and Mrs. C. C.;'if
Christmas holidays with their par-, Giles. '
ent.i, .Mr. and .Mrs. G. A. Black. j The following out-of-town teachers
'Miss Jeannette (;rawfor<l--.ofr Ches- of the city schools K av(‘ tomoi row to
ter, is spending the holiday.s with her! spend the h^dday.s at their le spec live
mother, Mr.s. J. W. Oawford. home«;“Miss 0|ive Tuck, .Spartanburg; I
.Miss Elizabeth Cope!and,-who teach- .Miss Gladys .Stilwell, .Silverstreet; A
es at Barksdale, is spending Chri.st- L. Duck* ti, (Leertwood; .Mi.«s Li!y Mae,
mas with her parent.s, -Mr. and .Mrs.: Weris, .Silverstreet; .Miss Jo.'-ie I’ress-
Dave VV. Copeland. . iy, Fayetteville, denn.; H. H. Tayior,
Hiliy Owens, sutdent at Georgia Greet; .Miss .Azile Livingston, Pro.s-
Ttch, .Atlanta, is sjiending the holi- perity; .Miss Ansie Kirven, Sumter;
days with his mother, Mrs. Wm. Hai-H. .McQueen, .Mullins; .Miss, Ncdla
ley Owens. Long, fUdgeland; H. A. Carr, Rock
.Ml-is Annie Lee Jack.^on, student at Hill; .Mi.ss Paul Varie I'llrod, Green-
. L.mestnne college, Gaffney, is spend- ville; .Miss Floy Owings. Owings;
! ing the iiolideys with her pa.ents, .Mr. ,iJis.s?uAnna Hell Hudson, .McColf; .Miss
land Mrs. i. J. Jackson. ’
T THIS .season (if the year, when g:ood will
.spreads over the world, we are fi:lad to put
-aside thoughts of business to thank you for the
forty-seventh time for ^our good wiU and '^t-
rona«:e and to extend to you our best wishes for
an old-fashioned— —^
^ Merry Christmas and a Prosperous S?
New Year
M.S
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.Miss Mary
inear Gaffney,
[days with her
;F. C. Pinson,
Pin-son, who teaches
is spending the holi-
parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Ina C^rry,. .Simpsunville; .Miss Lily
Yar'obrough, E.norec; .Miss .Alline
.Newr.om, Hartsville; .Mis.s Lucy Burns,
Sumter, and .Mi.ss .Martha Wilbur,
Charleston.
BANKERS
OLDEST
STRONGEST
Miss PaWy Peay of Blackvillc, is
Jnding the Christmas sei
wHjL,jsinsqiiBE TO THE CH^nMiri.^
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