The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, May 10, 1934, Image 13
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The Clinton Chrbnicle, Clinton, S. C., Thursday^ May 10, 1934
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Chevrolet Goes ]Air-Conditioning
Into Auto Lead; Seaboai’d Trains I ^ PcfSOHal /AcntiOD
Everette Wright, Joe Todd. Sam Hair- da??, with three
pupils being pre-
Howard Barnes. James FullerA^red for promotion.iuid three plan-
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The Chevrolet product took the lead | The Seaboaj^ Air Line Railway, in
in March in spite of a shortage‘of its march of progress, announces two' ;vijss Bessie Jones spent Sunday in
car?, figures .released by R. P6lk air-conditioned' fast, year-round trains Laurens with relatives,
on sales of automobiles in 40 .^cites ^P^^-ating between New York. Wash-' Miss
Blackio Fuller, Guy Turner, Robert fubiT^ attend Opportunity mIu)^ at
Duncan}^ Lewis Bonds. Carl John-Qp, Clmeson college this summer.
Bill Crocker and Casey. .Abercrombie.
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This date marked the'closing of the SUBSCRIBE Tb THE CHRONICLB
Mrs. J. R. Little of Columbia, is the
gue!h of Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Harris.
Mr. andyMrs. Edward Birailsfoi’d of
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Katherine Fuller/ of Charles:>
reveal. ‘ ington, Richmond, Norfolk-Ports- ton, spentTfhe^week-endy^thJier par-jSunim^j>t^n, spent iPfew days last
The Chevrolet truck-registered alone the Carolina, .Atlanta, Bii'jents, Mr.'and Mrs. -B. It. Fuller. jvveekv'ith the latter s parents, Ih’. anil
as many 4rucks as all other makes ri^-tigham and Florida. ^ i Mrs. Mrs. I. D. Jone<
combined in the Chevrolet weight ■ Twtrains serving Clinton, Nos. 208 Laurens, spent Sunday here ‘ witit;—nimn Aorams is si>en<ting a
class, according to the statistics. ana^^soutn bound,, ar- ^ . ft»v d?ys in Whitmire with relatives.
The volume of passenger cavs for J*iVing here at 12:oo a. m. and 3:2< of *Spar-i Mr. and Mrs. R. P. Chapman and
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the month was 49,041, compared
44,884 for the nearest competitor.
The price class in this line was 38.1
per cent compared, to 34.9 per cent of
the closest competitar.
The Chevrolet truck was away out
in front of its nearest competitor in
the air-conditioned
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jq a. m.. now carry
sleeping, dining and parlor cars,
Seaboard behig the only line in the
Southeastern territory eefuinped to
offer this latest innovation in rail,
transportation. ‘ *
tanburg,. spent Sunday with Mi5
E. Nash and family.
Frank Kellers visited
Rock Hill on Sunday.
J. D. Guerard of the Charleston
Medical college, spent the week-end
M. Mr. and Mrs. .Arnold Cannon spent
Sunday in the mountains of western
friends in North Carolina.
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Wash Suits
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Buchanan Has Always Cleaned
Wash. Suits “A Little Better”
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Hurricane News
with Mrs. Guerard.
volume with 14,147 compared to 8,132 company, pointed to the figures as a . Miss Jeannette Crawford of Ches-
of the next/truck in line, sharp indication of the performance ter, spent the week-end with her
C. C. Giles, of the Gilo"; Chevrolet of the Chev'rolet product. mbther, Mrs. J. W. Crawford. f Mr. Tom White of Greenville, visit-
Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Putnam visited ed E. M. Young last Tuesday,
relatives in Owings last week. Mrs. R. C. Turner and Mrs. Colie
THIS SEASON WE ARE EVEN BETTER PREPARED
—WITH MODERN EQUIPMENT INSTALLED
ESPECIALLY FOR THIS WORK.
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! Dan S. Hollis spent the week-end Turner spent Tuesday wtih Mrs. Sallie
in Rock Hill with Mrs. Ht^llis. T B. Nabors.
; Harold Conell of York, spent the, ^rs. C. H. Shannon of Newberry,
.tteek-end with his brother. \ letoi Cor- week with her daughter,
BUCHANAN’S
DRY CLE.ANERS AND LACNDRY
•THE OLD RELIABLE*
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rell, at Presbyterian college.
Bill McSw'een of Darlington School
for Boys, Rome, Ga., spent the week
end w'ith his parents. Dr. and Mrs.
ijohn MeSween.
Miss Annabel Kennedy. Francis
and Jim Davis of Columbia, .spent' Mrs. L. B. Burgess nas returnj;<f
Sunday with . Mr. and Mrs. W. M.to relatives in Union.'
Chaney. ■ - "^he friends of Master T. J. Kumph
.Mi ^ Eugene Galloway and little "‘H Kia'J to know that he has-
Mr.s. Mace Young.
G. K. Sumerel, principal of Ellen
Woodside high school, Greenville, was
| a recent guest of his sister. Miss Ko.sa
' Sumerel.
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Mothers Look Forward
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sons of Jacksonville, Fla., are visit
ing .Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Galloway.
^liss ElizttWth Fleming of Colum-
1 Ta. was the guest Saturdav of Miss
.Maiy Beeks.
Ir’s thf hour when sons or dniightcrs or old friends
call them from some distant place by telephone.filow happily they look
forward to this time. L
'I houasiuls of families arc doing-this, not (|i!v ,on special occasions
like Mffthers’ Day, but regularly eacli week . . enjoying a short, inexpett
TTve^vo 1 ce vtsit by ~tctepluHTc w itli IfVcffiTVe^fs"oUTlTe 4^TnityTn~ot 11ei ciIie■
I ' .Miss .Margaret McQiiiston of ('o-
lumlna, sjtent the week-end with Iwr
i mother. .Mrs. Cora MoQui-ston.
; ?vl,-s. R.'W. Benn and -Mrs. Rolchart
turnedxto'spend the summer with l\Ir.
ami .\lrs. U. K. Kumph.
i Jennie Lee and Carolyn Young
spent Saturday tiighl with Juno and
Elliott Dobbins.
Mr. and M;>. Smith of Cidunib
spent Sunday with Mr. and .M
W. Yitung.
The closing exercises of the I’rnn
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of .Newport, Tetm., spent .Mond.^y with '^rdiool will l>e p''esented by t’ro
the fonuer’s parents. Dr. and .^irs. L. Friday night, .May 11. brv n-’
R. Lvnn. ning at eight o’clock. The pub';c .s
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— We Grow Cotton
— We Manufacture Cotton
Let’s Wear Cotton
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Livin': up io the “V.ea’-More Uj(ton'*->b?i;;inrinen[ns
prot perii.' fer ihv S<*uih a wh.)k* . . . our farmers, our
ft.iton mant’factiirtTs and »ther hjsi-it>s enterprises. We
.Mrs. Gilbert Blakely ami children cordially invited.
I rcdui ned today from a. tlirninfAy-eidval-—
Because \our \'oice is sou o\'cr the tef-phooe, such \ isits are as satisfactory
as though \ou were'together in the same room.
Visiting loved ones at regular intervrils by long digance teleplioiu i
a dcliglitful way Upkeep f.arrjily ties alive at small cost.
Ask “long distance" for rates.
0 Lydia Class
i-injoys Picnic t ' '
n;’u:rat'.il-.t»e onr M'.*r:u*n and. nter'.haats on their fine
loa-riv'r.<hil> in the "Wear i’uiton*’ i'anip;iig;n.
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vTsit^to her parepts in Montro e, Ga.
i KevAandMi's. C. Bynum Betts wer
in Chester Satmday for tin* marriage
of. Miss Kate Meltolt Bytls ami Wil-
’ lltim M. Feterson. Tffe-brute IsVtTsi.stDt*
of Mr. Betts. of l.y.lia^
1 Mrs. F. L. Brigman, .Ir., of Charles- Mills enjoy. J a too‘tiag-h: pCnic A
ton, is visiting her itarents. Dr, ,-and Thursday- evening. .Apiil 2*;. at V;"- ^
Mi -^. H, O. Whitltm. borough’s ihilli.. si>ohsoiv.l ■ 1 ly Ct*'‘ ^
L\erv man. vuman and ehiM in the South has an eco-
iiontig interest, either direetly or indirectl\ in cotton and
individual n the S<»uth >houid actively support the
otlon . . . l’>e C'olton .Movement.
qUALITY FDDD SHOPS
BIG 9c SALE
Friends of Miss Copie Mcf'rary will teacher^^ AUis^ Margaret tTout^M~(Ttuues
he int-erested t’o know. that she was an ami boat rhling weiej features of en-
attemlant of the May Queen at the tertainnumt. aft»*r winch .sup|i.-'- wn
May Day exercis'es helii at WinthrOj) Served. Tho^n p"T'=pTrr-werpt—
college .Saturday afternoon. Eleanor Caulde. Kathham Blair, Inev
C. C. ('ox (tf Laurens, is a patient | Kirby, Kathleen Idwin, Ktithl‘tm
in the Hays’ hospital. Shaw, Blanche Brown. (Jrace Ivn i-
.Mr. and .Mrs, Victor Sanforil an- fold, Sybil Shumate, Louise s-nith,
nciunce the birth of a daughter. Bar- Virginia Huldeii, (>nie J enel,l, G ic-
l»ara Marie, on Sunday, .April 29th. Jackson, Virginia Crm.-ker, Bugal Lee.
.Mrs. Tom .lohnson_of Kinards, and Ro.sa Lee H- vri-. VVillir l.re .Hhnmu* *,
Rev, C. M’. ('obb of (’oncord, N. (^., Vera Bish p. .Mirssrs. Kay (lilliam.
were recent guests of .Mr. and .Mrs. Bud Fuller, I'vev. *ei Ba't •;!, Mii v'n
A. .!..Ji»hnson. .Abercrombie, Bill Bonds. David Jac'.-
.Mrs. J. Y. .lones of ■1‘elzer, spent a son, (’olie .Milli r. .lim B.dlev. K 'V
<>Tew days last week with her son, Wil- Owens, Mpr\ n H i'-< y. Kay I'u'
aid L. .Jones. Herbert Bi ov. n, Earl
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WE HEARTILY EN1H>RSE
^ NATIONAL COTTON WEEK”
.MAY H19
Best American CHEESE, lb. ...
OOCTAGON \^\SHL^ POW DER, .small, 4 for
GRITS, 5 lbs._ ” ~ _
VIENNA SAUSAGE, 2 cans
15c
9c
12c
9c
CIRCUS FLOUR
24 lbs. 83c 48 lbs. ..
96 lbs. ....... S3.25
AMERIC'A^SARDINES. 2 cans _
lx>velv JEI.I, or I'l DDING. 2 for
S1.65
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Dc
Phillips I.IMA IIEANS. 2 for
9c
SWIFT’S JEWEL LARD
4 lb. carton .. 3Ic ' 8 lb. carton
60c
DILL PK’KLKS, 25 oz. jar ,
1.3c
TABLE SALT, 3 boxes
9c
Chase & Sanborn DATED COFFEE, lb.
31c
SUGAR'
10 lbs 50c 25 lbs. ..
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.. 81.25
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CARNATION .MILK, small cans, 3 for
9c
^AKM AM) HAMMER SODA,-Tpk^s.
. .. 9c
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ARMOUR’S POTTED MEAT, 3 cans
9c
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MYSTIC I*OT CLEANERS . ..
........ 9c
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XYZ Salad Dressing or Spread,
8 oz. jar 9c
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WALDORF TISSUE,, 2 for
9c
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NUCOA, lb. : ,,
12'/2C
Rumf ord Efaking Powder, lb.
cam 25c
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TOMATO JUIC$
5c
4
ORANGEJand GRAPEFRUIT JUICE
9c
PINEAPPLE JUICE
15c
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GRAPE JUICE 17c pint
... 33c quart
White Paper NAPKINS, 3 pkgs. 25c
OLD POTATOES, 10 lbs
2 25c
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A be 1C
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NEW BUSINESS CORDIALLY INVITED
B .V N K E It S
OLUES'l
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Dennis Sowers and .A. ,1. .Inhnson
were visitors in’Greenville Tuesda.v.
.Misses Helen and Fay Adair, Lee
Quarterman, KobeTd Higbe and Bill
Horne spent .Sunday in ('iiailotte with
the latter’s parents, Mr. ami Mrs. W.
G. Horne.
.Mrs. Selma Franks, Misses Maude
Geer, Olive Nabors, .Myrtis Hidland,
Lois Page and UHa Davis wtu'e in
Greenville .Monday for ' the dirnner
(lance given by the Hairdresser'’ as-
sociitt ion.
.Mrs. Jack II. Young, .Miss' Essie
Young, Mrs. J.* .M. Dick and .Mrs. 11.
1). Henry attended the garden sliow in
Greenvjlle on Friday.
.Miss Elizabeth .Siieely an<l .Miss' I7u'-
cile ('uttino of .Ninety-Six, visited the
former’s parents, .Mr. and .Mrs. (). 1.
S+irmty;" nn‘Sufuta^^^^
Itev, H. O. (’hamt)(U-s has returned
from .lackson. Miss., where he attend
ed ihe gemua! conference of the .Meth-
(nlist Episcopal ( hurclg'South.
.Mr. and .Mrs. John .Allen Dugan and
little daugnter, .Marsha .Anne, of
Hartsville, si)ent {he week-end with
.Mrs. Dugan’s parents, .Mr. and .Mrs.
\\\ E. .Neighbors.
>rrs. Fannie ('. Powell returned to
lu'i" home in Colunihia .SUnda.v after
spending several days with her daugh
ter and sin-indttw, Akr.-ttftd .Mrs. M. .M.
Freeman. .Mrs. Fremean and children
accompanied her home for the day.
Mfs.s .Mary .Scott returned to her
home in P'asley Friday after spend
ing a few (lays here wiih .lelative.s.
Miss .Mary Howze Dillard of thei
Uni'.er.sity of South Carolina, s])ent
the week-end with her parents, .Mr.
amk MvJ. L. B. Dillard. .
Koss W. Lynn, nunihcr of the fac-
ulty at the Darlington Scho(»l for
Boys, Rome, Ga., sjieni the week-end
with his parents. Dr. and .Mrs. I.. Ross
Lynn.'He wa^s accon>tianied by" Edgar
Shannon and Herbert Gargo.s, .stu-
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