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-1 . r The Clinton Chronicle, Clintonr S. Thursdny, March 22, 1934 't e The Comer Stone of Man’s Financial Structure UFE INSURANCE “As Interesting As a Novel” said one man after reading Bruce Barton’s new booklet. It is entitled, “What I have learned about Life Insur ance.” It tells you how life insurance came through the depression. For a free copy, write to "I S. W. SUMEREL, Agent Clinton, S. C. i’ETNA-LIFE INSURANCE CO. ? < Personal /Aention ^ ■OliKliSliSABIimiKTJBniK Bill Dobbins, student at Clemson collet, spent the week-end with his parents. Miss Mary Jo Rheney of Augusta, llilHullB'H Eric Barnes attended a meeting of North Carolina druggists in'Charlotte, on Monday. I Mrs. T. J. Peake has returned from Ga., is spending sometime here with j a visit to relatives in St. Petersburg friends. * j and Tampa, Fla. Mrs. Agnes Kern spent the week-1 Mr. and Mrs. James Dameron spent end in Atlanta with her daughter,' Sunday in Newberry with Mr. and Mrs. T. F. McFlhiney. IMis. J. M. Counts. Mias Annie Lee Jackson of Lime-^ Mr. and Mrs. Richard .lulien. Mrs. stone college, Gaffney, spent the^g. W. Hughes and Miss Doris Grady week-end with her parents, Mr. and ot .A.tlanta. Ga., spent the week-end Mrs. T. J. Jackson. jvvith Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Scott.. i Mrs. B. M. Anderson has reiurned' nnd Mrs. E. W. Horton spent I from .\tlanta, where she ha.s been j the week-end at T^nford ^^nth the lat- spending several days with her daugh- ter’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Mehhn iter, Mrs. E. T. McGill. , ‘h'urnett. rp, T 4. 1. f 1 'Mr. and M’-s. R. C. Adair. Mrs. T, Miss Florence McIntosh of Golum- n a \t X i , . i. 1 i. 1 J i D. r opeland. and Mrs. \\. C. Oxlev at- bia college, was here last week-end , j j ,1. r » /■ »» „ 1- • u .u r.- t.' !ter.led the funeral of Mrs. Frank R. ifor tho pror« ^,ven-hy he.P. Kappaj „ NVwVrrj- on Sunday. i «• v™^' , T . f , u rr. and Mr.. .John F. Mallard of I M.ra Marrarot Tuokor of Anderson, ,r„,.pont the w.utk-end here •spent the week-end wit;i her parents, .. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Tucker. ‘ Miss Marv Howre D Mnrd of th- - I atnek .dcDermott and son. ,t‘. ' Q r r r, .McDermott of Ayr. Scotland, are the tveok-end with her parents, Mr. 'I'’ nnd Mrs. L. B. Dillard. " . Mr. and Mrs. C. Heusless anti [ ^ ^ — ^ . j Miss Sara Thomas spent Sunday ini ^ ■■ i“ Adalr'^'iSuuhia. rpen. the! .^Oaiina Mill NcWS^ 'week-end wiih his mother, Mrs. Lo-! T ^ Z~- "" ^ ^ ^ ^ Goldville, March '■ - V X STREET TAX NOTICE! Street Tax for 1934 will be $1.00 if paid March 31st. 11. Sallie IS APRIL 1 St. • oui . ' ■ - “SAY IT WITH FLOWERS” ... and express your sentiments exactly. I We have a variety of beautiful baskets, cut flowers, novelties and potted plants. Make your selections early to be delivered anywhere. « • GIVE YOURSELF A NEW DEAL BY WEARING FLOWERS THIS EASTER Corsages a Specialty. •. • Any Price Clinton Flower Shop B. F. Wingard, Manager Member F. T. D. r Phone 33 j;UDa-Ardair. : - t-i— Mr, and Mr,-.. J. B. Town^rr.d and|Noxthcull and Mr. and Mra. D^nnis^of litlk* daughter spent tlii' vv\et;-eiid in rolumbiH, spent the week-end with $1.50 if paid from April 1st. through April 15th. $2.00 thereafter. ^ All able-bodied male citizens between 21 and' 55 years of age are subject to street tax. By order of Town Council. * ♦> D. C. HEUSTESS City Clerk and Treasurer on or before .\nder?on with the fo^'-'ev’'' parents. Dr. and Mrs. J. R. Townsen I. Mi,ss MargarC' Moo.lfad <'f Coker , college. Hart>\‘die, rjic”.!, thf' woek- , end with her parents, Mr. .'irel Mr.s. |\V. A. .Moorhead. ! Dewey Windham of .larksonville, Mr. and lA'ster Young. I Messrs. Calvin Poag, H. Shealy and ■ J \ M. Hawkin.s oif Belton, spent the' week-end with Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Poag. Mr. and Mr.s. Horace Poag and Bus ter Long .spent the week-end with Mr. f o - --- o i ► < ► ii: i ► Fla., i.s vi.siti.ig his sister an 1 brother, and Mrs. J. 1. Long in Newberry. in-law, Mr. and .Mni. .\. L. Shepard. Dr. R. W, Johnson, Garrard and Ninety^ix, spent Sunday Otho John.son, James Hitt and Forrest je ji. Hunnicutt. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hunnicutt of with Mr. Adair, spent Sunday in Effingham, w’ith R. VV. Johnson, Jr.. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Lankford at Mis.ses Hazel Kirby, Lula Mae Un- derwotxl, Ix)uise Sanders, Mary Smith, Janie Cothran, and Floree Rodie of tended the Azalea festival in C harles- Newberry, visited Mrs. L. H. Poag last ton during the week-end. Thursday. \ Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Hinton and^ Mr. Miss Eula Bishop of the Bush River and Mrs. P. B. Adair w'ere in Spar- community, spent the week-end with tanburg Sunday for the funeral of Mrs. J. A. Crowder. Mrs. R. N. Cribb. R. P. Chapman, C. F. Winn, W. E. Dillard and W. P. Burdette attended | Mr. ami Mrs. J. M. Bozard and fam ily visited Mj*. ^nd Mrs. \V. C. Bishop Mr. and Mrs. W, B. Johnson and children of Ninety-Six, spent Sunday the Due o i» < * o (* < ► the .-\merican Ix'gion rally in Colum bia last Friday. Mr.s. Rennie P. Johns of ( harlotte,, \v. B. Oxner N. <'., i.s visiting her sister, Mrs. J. I), j Miss Dorothy Hagan spent Jeans. j week-end with her parents in Mrs. Math Johnson, Mr.s. B^arl V'est. Sprunt, Mrs. Ophelia Milam and Miss Miss Jean Wright spent the week- Jimmie Atkins were, visitors in with her parents in Great Falls, lumbia yesterday. ^ Mr. and Mrs. G. N. F'oy spent the Mr. and Mrs. V\. M. Page of hpar-jp Orangeburg, taphurg, visited their daughter. Miss Mr. and Mr.s. J. E. Boyce and chil- Lois Page, <m Tuestluy. jdren spent the week-end in Kuniter. Mrs. Nannie (\ Jones is spending. Misses Lula Mae Attaway, Carrie ^ sometime in .Muuntville with her son, Lorene Starnes, Mafv Lou I 0 ! Rhodes, Mrs. Clarence Fulmer*, and Mr. and Mrs. Claixmce Fleteher, Mr.s. James Fulmer .spent Sunday in formerly of Lewis, Ind., are now or- i cutiying an apartment with'^ Mi-r an(l_L Mr. and Mrs. T. F. (bamlee, and Mrs. George Watts Copt’laml. |Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Bishop of the Mrs. B. F. Wingard and little daugh- Bush River community, .spent Thurs- ter, Bairie Jean, are visiting her jjjjy with Mr. and Mrs. John H. I)uv- mother, Mis. Effie Wasson, in the Hickiny Tavern section. j Mr. and Mrs. Dan Martin and Miss- Miss Ethel Garrett of Lander col-'^.j^ Nellie ami FAlna Hamm spent the lege, was the week-end guest of Mrs.' with Mr. Martin’s parents in T. J. Leake. " * , j VVnghtsville, Ga. .Miss Annabel Kennedy of Columbia, | Mrs. James Dendy and little ilaugh- GE QUALITY FDDD 5HDP5 BIG FLOUR, SUGAR and LARD SALE Maxwell House COFFEE, lb. ... 26c BALLARD’S or GOLD MEDAL ... 61c 12 lbs 61c 24 lbs. ROGERS BEST NO. 37 24 lbs. f 24 lbs. .. $1.05 48 lbs. CIRCUS FLOUR .. 85c 4& Ibsr S1.19 SI.95. $1.65 I5c BULK GRITS, 5 lbs ■ ' ' ' II ■ .1. ^ ; I J PINtO BEANS. 4 lbs. 25c Palmetto Picnic ASPARAGUS TIPS. 3 for 25c SUGAR 10 lb. bag . ■ 47c 25 lb. bag .. $1.18 Staley's SYRUP, Vi gallon For 48 Years A Safe Bank ' To serve safely and well/WasHhe ideal of this bank when it first open ed its doors almost a half century ago. To serve safely and well is the ideal of this bank today. We invite you to join our steadily increasing number of customers. NEW BUSINESS CORDIALLY INVITED M. $. Bailey & Son ♦ : BANKERS I OLDEST STRONflKST tpjr have leturned from a visit to rela- tive.s in Sa.annah, (ia. .Vlr.s. Melvin Ellis of Cleveland, .\la., her niece. visited friends at the orphanage on Sunday. ' Rev. am! .Mrs; S. P. Bowles, .Miss Cliff Harris ami kVank Dennis siientj^py^t the week-eml with last Thursday in Greenville. Mrs. John 11. Dav**ny»oit. Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Adair of .Atlanta,! —- — lulTikF'KlbL''"’ I Democratic Club ' .Jim Davis of f oiimthia sr>etH Sun day with friends at Thornwrll oi plum age. ' — Is Reorganized' i; Miss Thelma Owens, who i r)|-^ Dydiey J«nr.s Reelected Prt'.s- neeted with the Clinton Hitwi r ;,hop, j visiter her ymient.s, Mr.»and .Mr.s.' I*. | idenli Othert.Officer.s and Exec utive (’ommittee Named. The meeting of the City Democratic .*> chib held-last Thursday night in thej Winston- high school auflitorium was attended | M. Owens, in Gray fkiurt last week. Rev. S. P. Rowle? occupied the pul pit of the Pre.shy’orian “ chui ch in Piedmont on Sunday. MTss ErhiTy Wallter^f „ . Salem, N. C., is visiting her aunts, jhy about fifty citizens. Dr. Dudley Mrs. R. Davis. Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Sweat and lit tle son, Arthur, and .Mr. and Mrs. Robert Childress of Greenville, were the guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. i Eric Barnes. Z. Jones and Miss Agatha j Jones was reelected prc'^ident; H. W. Wade, vice-president; H. L. Eichel- berger, secretary. One executive committeeman from each ward was elected, as followsi Ward 1. H. 1), Rantin; Ward 2, Joe VV. I.eake; W’ard 3, L. B. Dillard; Ward 4, XI Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Hollingsworth ( 11!spent Sunday in Union with the for-ii oimer’s mother, Mrs. J. B. HolHngs-l VANILLA WAFERS, lb. 25c 15c MILK, tall cans, 3 for 17c Rogers 2,000 sheet TOILET ’TISSUE, 3 for 25c SWIFTS JEWEL LARD . 4 lbs....... 29c 8 lbs. 57c Libby*s or Pel Motite PEACHES, No. ZVt cm ISc Red Sow Pitted CHERRIES^ 2 cans 25c and Mrs. G. W. Hollingsworth Goyne Simpson; Ward 5, W. A. Buch anan; Ward 6, Arthur Howard. The executive committee was em- worth. ■ ‘ powered to appoint ward enrolling Carroll Pitts of Inman, Davis Pitts'committees and to set machinery in ►jof^Mlanta, and Denny Pitts of Green- motion for the June municipal pri- vili^ spent the week-end with their mary at which time a mayor ami six mother, Mrs. Nannie A. Pitts. j aldermen will be nominated for a two- Charlee S. Unkford, Mrs. P. B.'year term.. Old PlABUtioa HASH, S. C. brmnd 22c CHOCOLATE PECAN. CAKES, lb 19c Evaporated PEACHES, 2 lbs>.. 19c Fattey BLUE ROSE RICE, 5 lbs, .r: 2lc> 25c 29c EVAPORATED APPLES, 2 lbs. - -- - t- EVAPORATED APRICOTS, 2 lbs. 1 Good SALMON can 10c 10 oSlw $1.00 Adair and Miss Mary Jo Rheney were in Union Monday for the funeral of the former’s aunt, Mrs. Dora Eison. Mrs. J. H. Viser, Sr., Misses Janice A motion adopted at the meeting authorized the setting up of new en rollment books to be used this yean H. L. Eichelberger offered a reso- Let Us Clean Your Better Coats, Hats, Dresses and Suits... ^ NOW FOR EASTER : 1 i M Viser, Janet Reaves and Bobbie Jane lution, which was adopt^, calling for Campbell of Greenville, visited the j the appointment of a committee to in- former’a son. J. H. Viser, Jr., a stu-, vestigate the commission form of dent at Presbyterian college, on Wed-(government in other towns, and to re- neaday. Mrs. T. J. Leake spent Saturday in Greenwood with her daughter, Miss Elisabeht Nelson at Lander college, and l^r son, Lamar Nelson at Bailey Military academy. « Friends of Dick Blumberg, who fof- port back its finding at a later date. The chaii announced that a commit tee of five would be named to make such an investigation. > ^CARD OP THANI^S We wish Id thaak our many friends merly lived here, will be interested to {and relatives for the kindness shown -know that he has been elected presi- us upon the sudden death of our hus- dent of the independent student body at Emory university, Atlanta. Mrs. W. H. Cranford and Miss Mary Elizabeth Cranford of Sharpn, visited their sons and brolhere, Henry and H, D. Crayford, sutdents at Presbyterian oMlege, on Sunday.-—- band and-father,/W. M. Harvey. Also for the beautiful floral offerings. Mrs. W. M. Harvey and Childr^. Lydia .Mill, Clinton, S. C. 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