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The Cliht^m Chronicle, Clinton^ S. Cm Thursday, May 3. 1934 ■msnp'iL; m ANNOUNCEMENT WE ARE PLEASED TO ANNOUNCE THAT WE HAVE SECURED THE AGENCY FOR THE NORGE Electric Refrigerator 1 —'—-I**- — 1 — ; ^ Personal Mention ^ j. If.!!] ! NOTICE OF MEETING OF j STOCKHOLDERS- ' Notice is hereby griven that a nieet- „ injr of the Stockholders of the Masonic theV. business of the Corporation that B Temple, Incorporated, of Clinton, S. imay be brougrht up at the meeting. AH lBISJB;WB;iiVli||vKrB't!BISIilK!IB!nB!aa Maspnijc^Tem''Stockholders are urgred to 'present I mTa * ."'if 1 _ . a. 1 The purpose of the meetinf is 'to conssider sale of Masonic Temple Wldk « ingr and to transact any other and fnr^ X- „ J ^ TI' J . , T 1 -n 1 ou 1 1 building on South Broad Itreet,:or to be represented by proxies. Miss Nelle P.earden’of Woodruff,' Jack D. Guerard of the Charleston Clinton. S. C., at 8 o’clock,' P. M., onl- B. H. Boyd, President spent the week-end .with Mr. and Mrs. Medical college spent a few days last Monday, May 14th, 1934. 5-10-5tc • C F Winn SecreUry. ^ ’ week with Mrs. Guerard. * ! — ■ ' - ’ ’ * * . Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Bailey left yes-j terday for Sea Island Beach, Ga., Maude Sum- "’dl s^pend several weeks. I E. L. Blakely. I Miss Dorothy Huntley of Queens- Chicora college, Charlotte, was the week-end guest of Miss ; erel. i i Miss Ruth Bailey is spending sev- leral days in Griffin, Ga., with hier sis- jter, Mrs. A. 0. Bray. I Mi.ss Mary Adams has returned to; ^ ^ ^ [ Gastonia, N. C., to visit her nephe\\,| Cross Hill, April 28.—^^Marian Boyce Minor Adams, after visiting friends at Greenwood, was a week-end visitor j the orphanage. relatives here. ' j Mrs. Edward Long was called to j Mrs. George Lewis and small son,! j Newland, N. C., Monday on account of I of Ware Shoals, visited Mra..-J. H. 'the illness of her mother. Cross Hill News THE KIND WITH THE ROLLATOR REFRIGERATION. We only ask lor ah opportunity to sh6iv’''you what the Norge will do. Visit our store and allow us to show this economical and beautiful money saver. PRATHER-SIMPSON Furniture Company Mi ss Mary Wilson of Queens-Chi- cora college, Charlotte, spent the ■i V'W'eek-end with friends at the orphanage. and Rasor recently. Mr«. C. B. Guess, of Pinewood, stop- ’ ; ped over for a visit with her parents, relatives! Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Hill, last week enj route to Greenwood, where she attend-; Miss Vee Lancaster and Miss Nan;^*^ meeting of the auxiliary of the, Royall of Spartanburg, wei'e the|^^^'®j Letter Carrier's association. | • week-end guests of Miss Ena Adair. Willie Hill has accepted a position Rev and Mrs W O Griirjr and lit- carnival company in Washing-! ,le ron, of Statescilt N.*C^ ' ington. •1- the week-end with Mrs. Grigg’s nToth- er, Mrs. A. B. Stone. Miss Kate Tolbert has returned to her home in Gainesville, Fla., after spending several days with Mr. and Mi>. A. J. Milling. , Miss Rachel O'Daniel, who has been Mr. and Mrs. Babb and Miss Polly' Watts of Greenwood, were the Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. T. Z. Carter. Mr. and Mrs. \Vn J, Benjamin and children of Greenwood, were Sunday gjUests of relatives here. _ Mrs. .1, B. .lones has returned to her FOLKS THEY ARE AT ROGERS QUALITY FDDD SHOPS “Where Satisfaction Is a Certainty” New Red Bibs Potatoes, 10 lbs... 29c I.EMONS, krjfe and juicy, dozen 17c Colorado Rural No. 1 IWATOES, 10 lbs. 'Zac Texas White ONIONS, Ib. 5c CABBAGE, hard green heads, lb. Mor Juice ORANGES, 8 Ib. bag ... 2‘/2C 35c CARROTS, bunch 5c CELERY and LETTUCE, each . 10c BEANS, BEETS, TOMATOES AND SQUASH, If It Is Fruits and Vegetable.s—We Have Them. teaching in Blackstock. has returned' home in Sumter, having visited rela- ’.o spentl the summer with her parents,:lives here. Mr. and Mrs. A. O'Daniel. I Mi\-^and Mrs. Corley and children, Allen t orrell of York,' spent the of Columbia, are guests of reladiv,es. "Tveek-Vnei with hTs"bI’6th'er, Auctor Cor-i Mr. and !Mrs. Hugh Fuller ami chil- rell, Presbyterian collegi'. ^dren, of Greenwood, visited here re-, from Greenwood, where she has been .Mr. and Mrs. P>ob Baggott and son, '' visiting her daughter.s. Hobby, have returned to their home M,^ss Mildreil Hooker and Sam Stone (-in .\ugusta, having visited Mr. and of Columbia, spent Sunday with the .Mrs. .S. A. la*aman. latter’s mother, Mrs. .A. Hr^bne. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. .Austin were vis- Mr. and Mrs. \V. C. Kenm-dy of itors in I,.aurens Thursday. Spartanburg, visited the latter’s par- .Mrs. Sallie X. Watt.s, Miss Theresa ents, Mr. and Mrs. d. .M. IMtts, last Davenport, Mrs. Dewey Nelson and week. Frank Gregory spent Tuesday in Co- Mr. and Mrs. J, .Addison Neighbors lumbia. of Williamston, .spent the week-eml Mrs. S. A. Leamun is visiting in Co wit h the former's itarenls, Mr. and lumbia and .Augusta, Ga. .Mrs. \V, F. Neighbors. ' .\risses Sadie Chandler and a ■ Lt'ake of the University of South Car- 1 Wr\ LjOSIII 1 121118 olina, spen tthe week-end at home. “Miss .Maiy Guy of Queens-Chicora college, Charlotte, s])ent the week-i'ml] with Rev. and Mrsf Fulwuyd Long. Miss Bert Peay of ColumlMa, spent .. , , the week-end with her parents, .Mr. t pbl at ions Fur Hospital and and Mrs. W. I). Peay. State Training School. .Miss .lean McKee of Erskine col-! —— lege, Due West, is spending tlu* week-j Columbia, April 30.—Governor I. C. !end with her mothef, Mrs. Alma .Me- Blackwood tiwlay apju-oved the trim-; Kee. ming of the PW.A applications of the Mrs. J. A. Bailey was a visitor in State hospital and the State Training -Greenwood last week. .school to legislative specifications. ^ , ' Miss Sara Walker of VVinston-Sa-| Originally, the hospital,^ located kvm, N, C,, is visiting her aunts, Mrs. Ihere, a1)plied to the PWA for $1,300,-1 , R. Jones and Miss Agatha Davis. JOOO in a loan and grant for building ! Mr. and .Mrs. Richard Creswell of i improvements and repairs, ’ and the [Greenville, spent Thursday with the j Training sch(»ol, located at Clinton, latter’s parents, Mr. and .Mrs. Walter a.ske<l for $454,000. Davis. The legislating, however, authorized ! .Mrs. Mary Chalmers has returned {the issuance of only $5P0,0(M) .state Of S. Cl Reduced Blackwood Favors Trimming’ Ap- from Statesboro, Ga., where she has been spending several weeks with rel atives. i .Mr. and Mrs. Eric Barnes -spent hosfcpitu! t^nd $125,000 Training school; bonds to secure the loan.s. (Jrants or | gifts from the government in the ad-I ditional sums of $102,000 and $134,-i XYZ SALAD DRESSING, quart jar 19c XYZ SALAD SPREAD, quart jar I9c XYZ SALAD DRESSING OR SPREAD, pints 12'/2C Southern Mansion Tea, 1-4 lb. IIV2C TOMATO SAUCE SARDINES, 15 oz. can lOc S. C. STRING M 3 cans 25c Armour’s Veribest TRIPE, large can 15c VEGETABLE SOUP, large can T lOc Gloss STARCHr 3 for • •••••• 7c Best PINK SALMON, 2 cans , 25c i Large Cakes OK SOAP, 3 for He Famous Jersciy CORN FLAjCES, 2 for 13c Fancy Blue Rose RICE, 5 lbs. ... 23c Best American CHEESE (Wisconsin State) Ib. 15c Wright Heads Laurens Rotary Lauren.s, April 2<).^Officer.s and di rectors of the I,aurens_ Rotary club were elected at the annual organiza- j tion meeting held at the luncheon hour j yesterday. C. K. Wrigbl was hameil S. McMillan, vice-presi dent, and L. B. Bla^^well, .secretary, tb serve with the’ fC^>,wtng board of j directors: E. I). F^ast^by, L. .S. Mc Millan, C, K. Wright, Joe F, .Smith! and L.- Rr-Bigbapr They^^TBlrr'wife July 1, We Are Having a Big Flour Sale! 24 lbs. 24 lbs. CIRCUS FLOUR 83c 48 lbs. .. 96 lbs $3.25 I (ROGERS BEST ,. 89c' . 48 lbs.. $1.65 $1.75 Sunday in Augusta, with the former’s ! 000, respectively, are contemplated, parents. j Revised I*W.A reijue.sts based on the Miss Lucy Bailey left this week for figures approved by the legislature I. -exington, Ky., where she will see the | wore submitted by George .S. LaFaye, running of the Kentucky Derby at larchitect, to the governor, who ap- ('hurchill Downs on Saturday. j proved them. . Jeff Boland of Bailey Military ftcad-j — — _ emy, Greenwood, sjient the week-end. with his parents, Mr, and Mrs. J. D. Boland. Miss Frances Crutchfield of Or- 'angeburg, was the week-eml guest of Dr. and .Mrs. Frank Kellers. I Dr. and Mrs. E. Mood Smith, Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Timmerman and little {son, .Murphey spent Sunday in Sumter with relatives. —^ Mrs. Ernest Obering and little president; I daughter, Alden, of Houston, Texas, are visiting her parents, Mr. and Mi's. J. A.‘ Bailey. Miss Alden Bailey ac companied her sister hoipe after spending the past several months in Houston. Mrs. T, F. Wallace and little son,.of St, Matthews, is visiting her mother, Mrs. Arthur Copeland. Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Wi.se and fam ily and Mrs. ,0. C7 Walton of Char- j Iptte, were the guests of Dr. and Mrs. j Frank Kel|ers last week. \ \ j Mrs. A. R. Wallack has returned j from Barnwell where sheYrhas been {visiting her mother the 'past two j%.eeks. 1 M rs. Bruce Roberts and little 'daughter have reutrned to their home in Columbia, after spending several jday.s with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. E. McIntosh. I "Miss Cliff Harris has returned to her" home in Jacksonville, Fla., after | "spending several ihonths with her sis ter and brother-in-law. Rev. and Mrs. S. P. Bowles. Mr. Bowles accompanied her for a few days' stay. Mr. and Mrs. P, B. Adair, Mrs. T. L. Cooper, Miss Julia Fergmson, Mr. and Mrs. George Watts Copeland and i little son were in Greenwood ’Sunday : and visited E. P. Pratt, who i« a pa tient in the Greenwood hospital. Mr, and Mrs. Jack D. Guerard of { Charleston, announce the birth df a son, J^ck Duvall, Jr., on Friday, April ! 27, at "the Heys ho.spital. Mrs. Guerard ’ is the daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Frank • Kellers of this city. ’ Prof, and .Mrs. Bothwell Graham { and daughters, Misses Katherine and ; Elizabeth, and Mrs. W. S, Bean were i ► in Rock Hill Thursday for the recital of their niece and granddaughter, Miss Katherine Kenr*edy, at Winthrop { eollfga. . ^ r'l. OUR Dry Cleaning^ Is As Fresh As The Breath Of Spring. X. . . .• I -sfO A That Restores New Life To Your Garments. 0 Phone 77 Royal CLEANERS Dan Hollis, Manager-Operator Established 1886 Facilities For Yoar Every Need Our bank is equipped with every facility— with every service that we can render to our customers and friends — all await mands. > your com* To be really useful and helpful, considerate and friendly—is our purpose. Every department of our bank w aits to sfTve you such service as you may require. We invite your business in every department—and every department in vites* your good will. NEW BUSINESS CORDIALLY INVITED OLDEST BANKERS STRONGEST MEAL pk. 25c Blue Rose RICE, lb. .. 5c H C BAKING POWDER, can ... 8c My Boy SYRUP, No. 5 can 25c Tomato CATSUP, 14 oz. bottle . 15c BROOMS, 47string, each Vanilla WAFERS Ib. 15c ! ‘ „ . _ Vesper TEA, pkg. .... . 10c Ritter’s Pork & Beans White House Vinegar, quart bot. 15c 29c 4 Cans 19c APPLE JELLY, 12 oz. jar PIMENTOES, 7 oz.xan WESSON OIL, pint .. 10c 10c • • • • • 19c i; American Sardines, Ooz. can .. T5c Yellow CORN, No. 2 can 10c GRITS, 4 M. • • • • • 10c Irish Patatoes 10 Lbs. V-j 25c PEANUT BIJTTER, 2 lb. jar ... 25c 5c • ••••••••••••••••• - BLAKELY’S GROCERY CLINTON, S. C. ^ t ##»♦# w i if tiitwnw tiiii ■ \ Q-JELL, pkg. ■:.. ■ ■ TURNIP GR^NSJNfo. 21/2 can . 10c 1 . ^ \