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/ :h. K THURSDAY, JANUARY A, 4934 I f THE CLINTON CHRONICLE, CLINTON, S. C. \ PAGE FIVE Cross Hill News Cotton Crop Of World 25,500,000 ■GiaiillBIIIIBiiiiHSliailiiai.iiHiliKliiHiilil Cross Hill, Dec. 30. — Miss Sara.yieid Is 1,900,000 Bales Largeri I ^ Personal /Mention ^ 3 p. '/Jane Robinson, of Crescent City, Fla., is with her parents for the holidays. Dr. and Mrs. W.'L. Nance of Fort Valley, Ga., spent the holidays with Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Nance. Marion Boyce of Seneca., was a re cent visitor here. Than Last Year, Economics States. Bureau of* Mr: and Mrs. B. S. Pinson-werb the j week-end guests of relatives in Albe- I marie, N. C. world i ]yjj.g Henderson Pitts is visiting t- home^jn Atlanta, after spending the Thursday with Miss Rosa Sumerel in past two weeks with his parents, Mr.; the Hickory Tavern section. ^ and Mrs. T. M. Booth. , j Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Yotng and fanv- "l Mr. and Mrs. Jack D. Guerard havel^y spent last Friday with Mr. and sl’^'^turned to Charleston after spending,^’’*- Neighbors. MCnBiiilBiKVJi'SillBlHBaM past several weeks with Mrs.j -^^s. Sallie B. Nabors and children „ ^ „ T ^ , J ^ z', iGuerard's parents. Dr. and Mrs.' sp^nt Sunday with her parents, Mr. Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Copeland of Co- Kellers. and Mrs. R., C. Turner, lumbia, were guests la.st week of Dr. I . Sa^ii® Nabors had as her and Mrs. Jack H. Young. Bailey, Annie Lee Jackson and Paul- STH^day Mr. HarrisOn Copeland Mr. and Mrs. Orell Dunlap of Dur- in# Roberts returned Tuesday to Gaff- children, Mr. and,Mrs. J. F. Whit ham, N. C., visited friends here the | resume their studies at Lime- past week. , 0 atone. Buford Clark, Earl Duntap'iand Will 4 in 'OUO bales larger man last year, out! ,, , „.. ,, Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Hipp and-chil-j ..i. .• i j ' ^'^hel Wier and Miss dren, and Mrs. Gussie Hunter of Clin-12*^00,000 bales less.than the estimated j gpgnt Sunday in Camden with ton, and Miss Lidie Hipp of Greew= i world production/in 1931-32, and‘less the latter’s brother, Floyd Adair ville, spent Christmas day with Mr. | than the average of the last five and Mrs. S. D. Austin. years. j Washington, Dec. 29. — The ! cotton crop w'as estimated at 25,500,-1 her parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Byers, ham, N. C., visited friends here the | “'y to re.sume their studies^at" Lime- an44ittle Betty "^Jean Ellis. » ioOO bales today by the bureau of gg-jl” Spart^^urg. Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Uaman hav*!economics ' %• “"<> Lynn W, Cooper ah, Buford Clark Ear Duntap«nd Will reutmed vester '"‘i’ Charlotte, N. C., spent TPtiirned from a vi«»it to Mr and Mrs econom c.. nounce the birth of a son Lvnn Wei- Klassett of Charlotte, spent Sunday ‘ me noiiana reutrned yester-(j^ her par- Sb BaJo^in A?2usta > production' was jhere with friends. I^iniestone col ege, Gaffney, af.,,„ts, Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Nabors. Miss I Grace ^’liedner and Evelyn Ferguson, llf** sister-in-law. Mr. andlf^^ returned Tuesday to their studies at i ^ ^ ‘ • i jl Jennie Lee and Carolyn Young ^ .Montreat Normal college. " ,i. and Mrs. T. D. Derrick and^p^^^j. week-end with June and El- Miss Agatha Jones has returned I Robert Steer, Clyde Rampey, Bill and Mrs. J. Uott Dobbinst from I^urens, w’here she has been ’ Dobbins and Roberttlzesesne have re-!‘‘“'e ‘laughter of Chapin, • j y Porterfield is visiting Hugh visiting relatives. * |turned to Clenison after spending thej^^^^^* the guesta-la«t week of Mr. and almost entirely by increased produc-j Mrs. Fred \V. Mitchell and children. hplidays here. i ' tion in foreign countrie.s, the bureau j their home in Asheville, j Mi^s Mary Izottye Riser of Whit-' T. B. Crews of Spartanburg, visited said. Production of countries other S^^^Jay after spending the past, mire, was the guest Wednesday of friends and relatives here recently. ithaii the United States was estimated weeks here with relatives. I Miss Mildred Young. Mrs. Hoyle Miller and young son^lat 1.2,323,000 bales compared withi Julian Bolick of Georgetown, is of Norfolk, Va., spent the’Chr»tmas! 10,598.000 last year. The largest in-I mpending several days here with daughters, Mkws Helen and Kate, Mi ss Frances Walker of the .Ander son hospital, spent several days last week with home folks. The 1933 increase was accounted for Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Milam and I friends. M is.s Mary Todd has accepted a cler-j relatives. ical position with ^he firm of D. E. Tribble company, succeeding the late Mrs. Mae S. Ix'aman. Mr. and Mrs. Otto Forrene of Max- holidays with relatives. crease was in Egypt. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Babb, of Orlan-' . The apparent supply of American do, Fla., are the guests of Mrs. Wi 'M.''cotton I’emaihing in the United States Leaman. [on Decembe|\l^was approximately 15,- Mr. and Mr.s. Calhoun Pinson and 1900,000 bales, conil>ared with 17,250,- children have returned from a visit ,000 on December 1, 1932-. This reduc- to Springfield. tion >vas attributed to a smaller carry- .Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Turner of Co-j over from 1932 and to larger consump- ^ . lumbia, visited Mr. and Mrs. Wade [tion and exports. Clinton Winthiop gills left Turner recently. r ' {Tuesday to resume their studies, af- The following teachers are at home i C*—I iMfworl Iter spending th^olidays at home. 1 cil fliero VJl ^eu j Misses Jean McKee, Mary Ander son and James Sloan have resumed spent Thursday I- . m Whitmire with Robert' Vance has returned to Da vidson college to resume his .studios after spending the holidays with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Vance. Hurricane News ton, N. C., spent a few days this week} Mrs. J. Mv Simpson, Mrs. Rex with Dr. and Mr.s. L. Ross Lynn. I Young, Miss Mildred Young and Miss To Test Seed! poses Sections of State. for the holidays: Mi^s Elise Hawkins of .\ndrews. Misses Grace and Fran ces Hitt of Orangebuj;g> Miss Blanche Austin of Spartanburg. Miss Nellie Hitt of Greenville, Miss Margaret Poor Quality For Planting Pur- Hipp of Pelzer, and Miss Marian Hipp! poses Reported From Many of White Plains. ! Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Whittle and, children of Chappells, were Tuesday j guests of Mr. and Mrs. R. F'. Wade. ■ ’*'*’! f"""**"* ft^dents are »l>™d-1 co,) show that seed from many mg the holidays at home: Misses Lucy ^ •poses, accord ing to K. vv. namilton, extension agronomist, who advi.ses farmers play' safe by having germination tests made. at Erskine college. Due spending _ttie_hpUd‘ays their studies West, after here. Mr. and Mrs. FL W. Horton have re- i Mary Lottye Riser of Whitmire, spent Thursday in Gray Court with Miss Rosa SumeroL - ■ ’ Mr. and Mrs. T. L.4V. Bailey, Jr., of Washintgtvfty-D. C'., announce thel birth of a son on Tuesday. .Ian. 2nd. He has been given the name.of T. L. W. Hailey, III. William Moorheatl has returned \o Mr. and Mrs. Hamp Horton and Mr. and Mrs. Gus Trailer andjittle^daugh- ter, of .Augusta, spent a few days last week with the former’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Horton. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Neighbors and daughters spent last Thursday with Mrs. Lila Neighbors. FL C. Young returned Saturday to Young. Mis.s Lillie Young and E. C. Young were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Dugan in Hartsville a few days last week. FViends of J. M. Simpson will be glad to know that he is doing nicely after being confined to his home for several days with an infected leg. Mr. and .Mrs. C. H. Shannon and Sara; F^lizabeth and Allen Regihley and L. 1). Simpson spent last Sunday with Mr. and .Mrs. Mace Young. Jennie Lee and Carolyn Young are spending a few days in Whitmire with heri aunt, Mrs. Sara Suber. Miss Hattie Mae Horton had as her Elberton. Ga., after spending the hoi-1 idaya with his,parwits^^Mri and Mrs.Wednesday Miss Ernestine \ p Young. Melton of Silverstreet, and Miss F^ve- Mrs. ,1. M.-Simpson was the- guestBalleniine of Virginia, of Miss Mary Lottye Riser in Whit-i mire last W’ednesday. She also spent 1 SUBSCRIBE TO THE CHRONICLF tuined from their' wedding trip and ^ New Orleans to resume his studies at now have an aparfment on F7ast Main Tulane, after sjH'nding the holidays Clemson College, Jan. 1.—Gennina- tion tests made on the 1933 cotton mg me nouuays-hi homo:. ' spctinns of the state are ^rean, Ellen Raeor, Rachel H.tt planting pur, h ranees Hawkina of W inthrop and i 1 Marion Boyce, of the University of South Carolina. Major and Mrs. L. S. IzaTellier and i Bon.s, of Charleston, and John Nance, of Columbia, w-e^e with Mr. and Mr.s. C. D. Nance during the holidays. —Mr. and -Mta, JiurrelLlLU L ..have re^ turned to their honTe in Greertville. Mr. and Mrs. Carrol Summers, of Orangeburg, were the guests of Mr. Mason Hill last week. /Mr. and Mrs. Alex Brown, of Or angeburg, were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. R. W, Brown. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. F’erry and son, Durward, spent Monday in Saluda. “In view of the nece.ssity for plant ing a reduced acreage under the 1934 cotton acreage control plan, it is high- MrT HsmtttcH; street. , jwith his parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. A. ■ Lamar Ntdson^and Jeff Boland have Moorhead. , returned to Bailey Military academy,! Miss Fatricia Giles of Virginia In in Greenwood, after spending the holi- termont, Bristol, Tenn., and Thurston* days here. {Giles uf Oak Ridge institute, Greens- Miss Ada Holmes t5avis of Colum-! boro, N. C^^O^ve returned to their jbia, and Miss Kitty Davis of Rock i studies after spending the holidays Hill, visited their father. Jack »H- with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Davis, last week. I Giles. Mr. and Mrs. Herman H. Forth of! Mr. and Mrs. George H. Dean of and i (I Chicago, 111., are visiting the latter’s I Spartanburg, .Mrs. D. H. Henry sister, Miss Margaret Hollis. ' ' Mrs. A. B. Bryan of Clemson college, | ■ Mr. and Mrs. George Weathers have were gue.sts during the past week of i eturhM lb~ThrfF~Kbin“^ near Green- tM^r; and Mrs.~R. E. Sadler^ ville, after spending the holrdays with j F'riends in the city of Mr. and Mrs.j I nn: latter’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jumes Hamlin will regret to leam j germination j Speake. that they have moved to Laurens, ^ ' Mr. and Mrs. Roy Ciisj) have re- where 'they will make their future turned to their home in Nashville,' home. nn., after spending the holidays; Miss Agatha Davis returned Mon- WHAT DO P. S: Jsanes ‘ for every Jiarmer to be sure that the seed he does plant are of high quality { both in breeding and in power. “The South Carolina seed law em powers the commissioner of agricul-l^^^ with Mrs. Crisp’s father, W. L. Lynn. | Jay from W'inston-i^lem, N. C., after; Inez and Henrietta Y'ouug are spending the past two weeks with her sister and brother-in-law, Mr. and their aunt and uncle^ Mr. and .Mrs. Mrs. C. .A. Walker. | ** o <► * ► (> ture to make seed germination tests for any farmer asking this service. J. Roy^onem cornmissionec of agricul-1 ^ Abbeville with ture, Columbia, has installed modern seed-testing equipment and will he. . . (Jodfrev {glad to make germination te.sts on' ‘ ‘ DO? seed .sampled sent to him,’ ilton states. Mr. Ham-I I I .ludge .Marvin .M. Mann and Mrs. Miss Margaret McCaughrin of New-^ Mann of St. Matthews, were week-en(lf<> ROGERS QUALITY FDDD 5HDP5 Best Afflerican CHEESE lb. 13c Stekeley’s LYE HOMINY, 3 No. 2 cans 25- Free RunninR TABLE SALT, I Vz lb. pkKs.,Trfnr —^ 10- Van Camp’s PORK & BEANS, Lar^e can 10- Uojfcrs 2,000 Sheet TOILET TISSUE, Roll 10- *> lergens Toilet SOAP Six Cakes 25c berry, spent a few days last week with {jrucsts of Rev. and Mrs. J. E. Ma- M iss Mary Howze Dillard. haffey. Mrs. Mann before marriage Miss JWhet Leake ha.s returned to was .Miss Jessie Mac .Mahaffey. Orange, N. J., aftei- s|)en(iing.Christ- Miss Elizabeth Sheely returned to mas with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. | Ninety-Six Tuesday to resume her , J. Will Leake. | teaching position after sju'nding the i James Henry and Hilly Learnun left Christmas holidays with hei- parents, [.Sunday for Whiteville, N. <!., where' Mr. and Mrs. (). 1. Sheely.* they will make their future home with! Miss Rachel O’Uaniel of Hlackstock, their uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. H;'aiul Miss F'ranees O’Daniel of Hock- M. Izcaman. jingham, N. (\, have returned to thefr T. J. Blalock returned Sunday to, i-espective schools after spending the Union after spending the' holidays j holidays with their parents, Mr. and with his parent.s, Mr. and Mr.s. T. J. Mrs. A. O’Daniel. Blalock. I M iss Kate Milam left Tuesday for Miss Wylie Harris of Sande^sville,! SpringfiekI to resume her teaching position after spending the hrdittays j with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Ga.„ is visiting her sister, Mrs. Thorn- jwell Dunlap. Miss Annabel Kennedy spent a few j.Milam. [days last week in Columbia with | Mrs. R. I. G(K*bel, Mrs. R. H. Hagy [friends. v. iof Abingdon, Va., Mrs. J. 1). Izong and Mrs; Maude Hampton .spent Sun-'Miss Virginia and Jimmie Long of day and Monday in Greenville with! Bluefield, W, V’a., have returned to .Miss Flmma F'linkingshelt. Miss Annie Holland of Clifton, and Mr.s. J. G. Shuler of Richtex, .si)ent Saturday with their ter-in-law, Mr. and Holland. ‘ ■»Vh(i!c Grain BLUE ROSE RIC E, Lb. V 5- Uookini? Oil WESSON OIL, Pint can .... 17- Rojuers Hot (OFFEE, IJ>. Cup 15- Captor Self-ri.sinif FLOUR, 24 lbs. ST PALMOLIVE Toilet Soap cake 5c Rogers Best, Plain or S. R. FLOUR, 24 lbs $1.03 Dean’s Evaporated MILK, 3 tail cans 17' Tomato Juice 5c Phillips*"''- PORK & BEANS, 16 oz. cans, 3 for .. 13' Phillips’ VEGETABLE SOUP, Can 5 : COFFEE, Gold Ubel, lb. 23c ^ [ SHORTENING—VEGETOLE or Jewel 4 Lb. Carton 28c 8 Lb. Carton 53c li :[ .Mis.ses .Margai’et .Moorhead, .Mary H*»w'ze Dillard and Hebe Dillar !, and Heri’-y Dillard, Tom Addison and .lu-: lian Holick Were i'n .Newberry .Monday tor a dance given by Miss Mai’garet .McCaughrin. .Mr. and .Mrs. William Sjiark.s. .Mrs. Henry I'nce ani^ .Mis.s Ibu Knight of Union, were the gue.st.s Wednesday of .Mr. and .Mrs. ( . W. Cr»oper. their homes after spending Christmas with Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Oxley. Mr. and .Mrs. .Mike Caskey and lit- hrother and sis- tie son have returned to Seneca, after Mrs. George K. ispending the holidays with .Mrs. Cas key’s parents, .Mr. and .Mrs. T. I,. Co()j)er. L. .S. .Mc.Millian lias returned from Ff escolt, ^.Ark., wheie he \yis called nn account of the dt ath of his father. Mr.s. .Sue Edwards of Union, is vis iting her daughter and son-in-law, -Mr. and .Mrs. C.-W, Cooper. W. W. Davis had as his guests .Sun day Dr. and Mrs. TV C. .McGee and daughter, .Miss ElizTibeth, .Mrs. I.izzie •Mr.oind .Mrs. 1'. A. Howell have le-J Christopher, and Miss .Martha Davis turned tf) their home in .Marion, Ala., of Laurens, .Mr. and Mrs. Jiirk H. after si>ending the ('hristmas holidays j Davi.s and family and .Mr.'-. K. E. .Jones with the lattei’s paients, .Mr. atid Mrs. anJ family. .\|r. and .Mi-s. Gu^ H. I). Rantin. .Miss trances .Sheely returned Sun- «lay to her school in Loris, after spending the holidays here with her parents, .VIr. and Mr.s. O. H. Sheely. .Mrs. W. F. Jacobs and sons, William and Hugh, spent .Monday in Spartan burg with relatives. Isaa«i Copeland left Tuesday foi; Nash^’Je, Tenn., to resume his du- Young and .Miss; Gladys .Nelson spent .Sunday in Rock i Hill with Mr. and .Mr.s. Gordon Nidson. •Vliss Blanche Hail of Montreat, .N, (L, spent several day:s here with friends the pa.st week., 1 .Mr. and .Mrs. F. B. .Adai'- and fam-! ily, .Mr. and .Mrs. C. S.fLankford and .Mr, and Mrs. Clyde Lankford siient Sunday in Cross Keys with .Mr. and Ties at Peabody college, after spend- Mrs. J. R, Whitmire and .Mrs. Rosa ing the holidays with his- parents, Mr. Bishop. and Mrs. W. D. Copeland. '■ Misses Flvelyn Chambers, .Mary William Jacobs, 'Bailey Williams,(Glynn Chambers, lone Von Hollen, an(P Bill MeSween left Monday for! Elizabeth Nelson, Flloise Von Hollen, {Lome, Ga., to resume their studies at Clara Bobo and Mary Flmma Speake the Darlington School for Boys. ^ [have resumed their studies at lainder Mr. and Mrs. S. D. Gibson, Harvey [college after spending the hbliday.s ati Gibson, Misses Margaret and Emilylhome*. j Gibson, Frances Barnett and Charles! Mr. and Mrs. John W. Little had as! Gfbson, all of Greenville, spent Friday j their guests Sunday Dr. and Mrs. J. with Mr. and Mrs. S. S. Barnett. jL. Bryson, Mrs. M. E. Curlee, Miss Mr. and Mrs. Wyman Shealy' and Eliza Curlee and Miss Joan Sayssopx, ► [little son spent the week-end in Pros^Jall of Winnsboro, Mr. and Mrs. J. R perity with the former’s father, who * * —''•- *'-■ * “ is ill. _— /I* I -- Mr. and Mrs, F. M, Todd of Simp- sor)vilU and Mr.'^and Mrs. Joe H. Lit tle arid daughter. Miss Adelaide, of Abberille, spent Christmas with their mother, Mrs. Emma Little. Mrs; D. D. Edmunds of Winston- Salem, N. C., and Mrs. Rutledge Adair of Columbia, .are spending the week their parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. Curlee of Columbia, Mrs. J. S. Wheel er, Miss Kate and Jimmie Wheeler of 'Prosperity. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Brailsford of Summerton, Miss Catherine Jones of Estill, Parker Jones of Beaufort, and Dudley Jones of the South Carolina Medical college, Charleston, have re--** turned to their homes aDer spending the holidays with their purerfts. Dr. and Mrs. Dudley Jones. 1 Fr^ Aldred has returned to his I H. n. HENRY F. M. BOLAND i H.p. Henry & Company INSURANCE STOCKS - BONDS - REAL ESTATE LOANS NBGOTIATBD X ! I BANKING SERVICE This pioneer Ikink has been offering this com munity uninterrupted hanking service for almost a half century. 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