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Joanna Mill News Goldvi^le, March 21.—^Mrs. Marjorie Stevens of Clinton, spent the week end with Mrs. R. Tucker. Mrs. George Craft returned Sunday ■ from a two week’s visit to Mr. and Mrs. Albert Luquire in Greenville. Mrs. Dolly Prater, Mr. and Mrs. John f'ulmer, Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Ful- tner, Mr. amJ Mrs. Homer Jacks, Miss-I es Evangeline Duke, Gillette Prater,' Flora,Tucker, Be<=sie Adams and Xell-! ie Ward, Messrs. J. S. Prater,^E. h. Prater, William Prater, George Mur- rah, Walter Lyles and Morris Moht- 'joy attended the Rhineheart reunion at Batesburg on Sunday. . 'Mr. and Mrs. John Moore of Rock Hill, spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Odell. Mr. and Mrs. Guy F. Smith, and Mr. and Mrs. Bill Dallas of Whitmire, sp'.!it Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Baker. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Fulmer, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Fulmer, Mr. and Mr.'’, Roy Miller ^visited < relatives in Greenwood Sunday. — Ivl ’s, T. H. Mackey of Anderson, is spending the week with her si.ster, Mrs Edward Kay. Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Starnes spent the week-end in Gaffney. Mr. and Mrs. VV'alter Waits, and Mr. and Mrs. Milton Waits of Cal houn Falls, spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. W. K. Waits. , Mtss Margaret Harbin of Green wood, visited Miss Frances Hunnicutt -Siihday/ ■ - 'ttv;:; Messrs. James Fulmer,' Lawson Fell man and Cecil Odell spent Satur day in Ware Shoals. John Arthur Addison of Bowling 1 Green, Fla., is spending the week with his mother, Mrs. Beulah Addison, at Joanna Inn. Dr. and Mrs. A. L. King and little son of AtlanU, Ga., visited Mrs. Ma mie ^Tiite Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Gamervell Thompson of liowndesville, spent the week-end with Rev. and Mrs. Mi K. Medlock. * I ■mu Personal /Aention mm >b" ■•■-a a ■ a Mr. and Mrs. Alex Black of Groen- vilje, spent Sunday wdth the former’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Black. Miss Olivette Nabors, of the A.h~ rams Beauty shoppe, is attending a hurg with the former’s and Mrs. J. E. F’iaxico. .Mrs. E. 1’.. .''.o.'in and Trihhle spent Thur.sday burg with relatives. I IS at Winthrup college, Rock il'll. -irrivf'1 g yostciday tu ."pertd the .spring holidays ai their |j|Omos*. Mi.sses Mar\ Ella P.al!ey, Frances i ® B.iilta,, .Annie Lee Jackson ami Paul-' I ■ of Ll'iuestone college,! Gaffney, arc- spending the spring ^I*‘-jhoIiday.s with their parent;-. Firends of H. Y. Abrams will be sor- r\lis. W. B. |iy to learn that he is a patient in the i in Spartan- t’ity ho.vpitiil in Columbia. H. D. Henry and W. W. Harris! c A ♦ X ¥ ¥ D. HBNRT P. M. BOLAND •d m m pareut.s. New' Candidates Are Announced The list of formal candidateV an nouncements in The Chronicle is lengthened today by three more names. IL R. Fuller, Clinton magistrate for Hunter township for the past two yeais, throws his hat in the ring for re-election. — ' _ . Ross D. Y’oung, newly appointed county judg'e of probate, succeeding C. A. Power, resigned, announces that he will stand for re-election this summer. Gidney A. Lee of Laurens, announ ces his candidacy for county game warden. beauty show in Atlanta. | J;inu>p H^ Loaman, who is .dudving several day.s the past wOek in' Mr, and Mrs. Cecil B. Lawter are j in -(’hicago, .spent a fow days last Washington on husino.ss. now making their home in Spartan- week with relative.^. 1 Miss Patricia GiK‘s of Virginia Jn- burg, where Mr. Lawter will complete W. I). .Adair, who is attending the Vermont, Bristol. Va.. and ThurVtonj his college course at Wofford. (^incinnatr Schol of ICnrhalming, is ^>**‘^ of Ridge Institute m Oak i Mrs. Frank Hilton_of Camden, is rpenJing a few days .at bonuu ‘Ridge, N. C., are spending spring holi-! H. D. Henry & Company INSURANCE STOCKS . BONDS - REAL ESTATE LOANS NEGOTIATED spending several days with‘her par- Mr. and Mrs. .A. O’Daniel spent with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. ents, Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Davidson. few days last week in Winston-Nalem, ^ H, 0. Nichols and daughter, Joyce, N, (\, with theirMaughter, Mrs.,R. N’.^ of Chester, .spent Sunday with his White. .Mrs. White accompanied them ■brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and home Lir a vi.-it. Mrs. C. E. Nichols. - ^ | Mrs. ('. K. Nichols and Mr.s. G. W. Mrs. W. B. Tribble and children llollingsw.o’ih visit.'d relatives and spent the week-end in BlHckst)urgwith iriemis in Greenwood last-Thursday, her parents, Mr. and .Mrs. J. N, Quinn.| Mrs. Frank Ke'llcr- left Tuesday for Misses Lizzie and Lidie Sloan of the Charleston to vi-^it her daughter and -C. (Jile.s. (♦ Robert V’ance of Davidson college, David.'ion, N. is spending the holi-C^ d.ays with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. R B. A'ance. .Missc.s Jean McKee and Mary .An derson, student.s at Erskine college. Due West are spending the Easter htdiifays with the fonne_r’.s mother, ♦ t Pea Ridge section, spent Sunday with son-ih-Jaw,Mr. and Mrs. Jack l>. their sister, Mrs. J. Reed Todd. (luerard. Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Plaxico ami son, Mrs. .Selma Fran!;;' and Miss Mr. jiie Bobbie, spent the w'eek-end in Blacks- Geer have returned from New York, where-they at'eudod the InterJiationa; Mrs, Alma .McKee. j i Mrs. P. S. Jeanes- was called to' Hickory Glove Thursday on account [ 'of the *Uaih of her niece, Mrs. Bonnie! Plaxico Gravson. She was accointi.an-‘ lieau'y show. Mis.s Elizabeth Shi i-ly of .Ninely- .S'ix, visited hf*c pare its, .Mr. and Mrs (>. I. .Sheely on Sunday. Mr, and Mi*». ('. (Iren were visitors terday. led by Mrs. Fi. L. 1*1:.:.ico and Miss'u Mattie Blakely. -Mr. ar.d Mrs. Gary Martin and cnil- dren. .'Ir.s. T. G. Harri.s, .Miss .Martha I). }*itts and chil- F»avi(i-Jon, .Miss Oli.e Tuck and Mrs. in G-een/ilIe ye.s- W. H. .Simpson spe,nt Sunday in Cam den with Mr.s. .Maitin'.s sister, Mrs. Whitmire will l>.* lie i.s critically ill Maxwell House COFFEE, lb/ . . 27c DEI. MONTE CORN, can I2V2C MICOA, 2 lbs. for r 2r)c WESSON OIL, pint 17c TO.’VIATOES, No. 2 cans, 3 for 2;>c SWIFT’S JEWEL LARD lbs . . 31c 8 lbs. .... ro- i>oL SNOWDRIFT, 8 lbs. 59c FRESH VANILLA WAFERS, Ib. 13c FRESH PECAN COOKIES, 2 lbs. for 35c FLOUR 24 lbs: ..... 85c 48 lbs $1.65 Rogers No. 37 FLOUR, 24 lbs. .. 99c BEST CREAM CHEESE, lb. • , 18c h'riends of .1. 1’. ony to know that at hi' honu near here. .Mi^. 0. 0, Gopcland and child: on of Xe'vv .ii rry, .-jient, liie w eek-end with Mr. and .M.>. W. ( . She-tly. Mr. and .Mrs .M. B. Hrpp of X<‘w- herry, ^pent Lluirsday with .Mr. an I Mis. I,. 1>. .Mcrrary. .Miss E-'^sie Ftayidson of Great Falls, spent the week-eivi with her parent.-: Mr. and .Mr.s. I,. H. Itavid.son. Mi.ss Viviari I’arks Adair of Brenau (ollei't*/ Gaine.'Ville, Ga., is -jiending tlu lujlida.v.s witli her pari n’ \ .Mr. an t .M . V. p! .a lair. .vir. and Mr.-^. Itylaml ,Si: le -Mr. a.-'i .Ml -. Jack Aiid> r on an! .Mis.s Dori.s Bolt s|H-nt .Sunday in Charle ston and a* .Magnolia garden:-. •Mi.s.s .Myrtle Culherlsori was :i vi.-i. lor in Cidumhia on 1 uesday. Mis.-. Fay Bu.shin, who ha.- Fx- r. .-.ub- uitilJUlmg foi Mrs. Gilliland .at. Ihe or phanage ha.s letuined to her home in .Menly, Ga...: H, D. Niie.s. Mr.- and i\ii,s. ( . M. Bailey and dau.irhtei.s, .M-s'i's Liicy and F-lorence, h.i\e re! lUirH-t} frrrTTT Miami FFeach, Kla., where they hiive Ta en spenijling .-ev-* eia! month-, h riends of .Mr. FFailey w;lF be giad to kn »\v that hi.s health has been greatly improved hy ihe.tiip. Mr.«. .Selaia* F rank.s, who h i; f»een taking a cour':e in jiernian*-nt waving in .Xf'w Y'l- k, is now completing the c lursc in Coturntna and will return hi-'-e next wii k to reisunu* the pt rsun- ai operation of the .Mary Mnsgrove Beauty .StiOpiK. M..'S Kliz:ioetdrdtHqi- ph-i' : w.i: return to her home in .Spar- tacliu.rg upon .Mrs.’ h ranks' l♦‘Ull•n. Mi.' and .M. . I;i/y Flipp and chil li en. Mrs. <). (). ( oiiel.'ind and chil- itr» n, and Mr. and .Vlr.s. W. C. .Stp aly ani aitie daugFiter, spent, Sunday in Inman with their mother, .Mr.s. .John H Hipp M rs. i[) ha:- been spending sometime With—hex-daugliler, Mrii.—IL- W. Gib.son. ’ AT THIS BANK \\ t* recojjinize that a bank is a public service institution with definite oblijuiations for .'^lund, dependable service to its customers and the gen eral public. Our officers tind employees are experienced and trained for one puf|MKse, to render stife, sound banking .service according to the needs of the customer. ♦ ♦ ♦ NEW BUSINESS CORDIALLY INVITED t : M. $. Ballet & Sea ♦ ♦ ♦ X I It .\ N K K U S OLDEST STRONGEST GREEN BEANS, No. 2 cans, 3 for 25c Mr.-i. Henrietta Stevens of Darien, |Ga., spent the week-end wdth her ciiil- jdien at the orphanage, ‘ MTSr“Vtrjnnia Guerard of Green wood is visiting her children at the iorphanage. While here she is the guest of Dr. and Mrs. I.4 Ro.ss Lynn. I John Lynn' Strong of Erskine col- .MASONS M EET FRIDAY MATCHES, 5 boxes for / 19c 10 lbs. • • • • SUGAR 47c 25 lbs. Ii:i8 X Y Z SALAD DRESSING, quart . 2Ic temple GARDEN COCOA, 2 Ib. carton 19c JERSEY CORNFLAKES, 2 pkgs. i3c 11 BORDEN’S TALL MILK, 8 cans 17c WHITE IRISH POTATOES, 1, 10 i 25c EVAPORATED PEACHES, PINK SALMON, tall cans. 2 for KRISPY CRACKERS, Ib. 25c 15c BABYUMA beans, 41ba. GRITS, Pearl White, 5 lbs. .. 13c lege, is spending the holidays w»jh 1 I Dr. and .Mrs. L. Boss Lynn, i Mr. and Mrs. Clyde I.ankford spent Sunday in Calumbia with Mr. and .Mrs. tB. F. Hutto. ' ! .Mrs. Ro.sa W. Bi.shop, P. 1). Bishop and .i. R. AVTiitmTre of Ke/lalia vl-sTled ,relalives'here Sunday . Mi.'»«es Sadie Chandler._Lidie Leake, and .Mary Howze Dijlard, students at' the University of South Carolina, are 1 spending the spring holidays with j their parents. , j Mrs. James Dameron spent Thura-_ day in Newberry with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Counts. - James Sloan, of-Erskine college, in Due West, is spending spring holidays I with his mother, Mrs. E. B. Sloan, j Mrs. T. M. Sense and children spent [last Wednesday in Silverstreel with I her parents. I Friends of Mrs. B. O. Whitten will be .sorry to learn that she ia a patient Hn the; Hays hospital, j Mi.sses Evelyn and Mary Glynn | • Chambers, lone and Eloise V’on Hoi-; Elizabeth Nelson and Mary Emma' Campbell Ix»dge No. ‘11, A. F. .M., will hold a regular communication Friday night, .March JO, at AID members are urged to bn present. -By order, of W'. M. V'. P. Adair, Secretary. I SLBSCKIBK TO THE i IIHONICLE “The Paper Everybody Heads’* D. E. . Tribble Co. ri NERAl. piRECTORS and V EMBALM ER8 IJcenaed Enbalmer, Complete Modem Eqnipment Day Phone 94 , Night Phoaea 24. 252 or 255 CKntdn 8. C. len, RICE, fanc> Blue Roac, 5 lbs. 25c MACARONI or SPAGHJiiXrL 6 pk^ps. for ............. .. 25c Speake, students at I.ander college,! are spending spring holiday.s at home.: Misses Elsie Little, Rosa Bailey Lit tle, Ella Little McCrary, Copie Mc Crary and Caroline Berlin, itudenta WHAT DO P. S. Jeanes I DO? The Big Easter Parade I Gomes Sunday LET US HAVE YOUR CLOTHES READY W e are prepiired to take care of every gar ment, to Nee that it gets back to its wearer as fresh and sweet a.s a flower. Avoid the big last-minute rush. Bring your (lothes down this morning or tell ua to call for them and we will do ho in a few minutes. Yon can entruNt your finest with us. f Royal Cleaners DAN HOLLIS, Manager and Operator -1 Sii*«etiHor to Workman Dry Oaner.’i Fbune 77 ' . • Clinton, S. C A • \, \.