The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, May 31, 1934, Image 5

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p ii >•1 4 The Clinton ChronTcte» Clinton, S. Cm Thursday^ May 31,.1^34 /■ West Clinton News To Lecture J -Mr. and Mrs. R. S. Foster and son, Here Sunday! _ p Fcrsonal TAention Tuck. Spartanburg; Azile Livingston,!^* 1 Prosperity; Cladys Stillvell, Silver-T^^lTl street; Ansie Kirven, Lucy Burns, Sumter! Lily Mae Werts, Newberry; fAnna Bell Hudson, McColl; Paul Vane Hani, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Fostar and' .i^rry "from “nljr deter son, Bobby, Anderson, visited stei'eoiJtican .lecture relatirig to his| Miss Helen Connolly is spending the' Greenville; Floy, Owings, Gray. Ruby Johnson of Kinards, member ar- . ■ a- a " TT V ‘"e graduating,das, at -Clintoo Miss Louise Kern has returneifrom ^'^wsom, Hartsville; Lily Yarborough, u i. i j *. Enoree; Nella Long, Ridgeland; Mar-;!'*^"'®^"®® ’ named as winner in In Frimtis Contest nsiting Mis. Joe Campbell and children, and tion is extended to all to attend thta Mrs, Arthur Copeland and Miss Miss Elziabeth Fliedner is home Mrs. J. L. Arnold visited^ Mr. Arnold, service. Sara Copeland were visitors in Colum- for the summer from Little .Mountain, who is a patient in the Veterans hos- ; — “ bia Saturday.^ where She has been teaching the past piui in Columbia on Sunday. , j 7 iflO To Fttllsh -'Its. John Davenport ha. returned year le nen s o ^ ts. ac . n ets^, > w l 1 to her home in Greenville, at.er, spend- Joe Mason, who has been teaching are hop,ng her children will soon be^ StatC HI ScHoolS ing several days here with Miss Mela- in Seneca the past year, is spending # xir- r' • D ir “ tie Thornley. the summer with his mother, Mrs. D. The marriage of Miss Carrie BelL i , ay Ma'nn Evans and Herbert Poteat came as a Columbia. May 29.—.Approximately Charles Smith of Columbia, spent p^jends of Miss Medora Brow- Hill. Beautiful, Fast Color _ VatiDye Prints .15c At ELLISON’S thereby giving,the young graduate % beautiful bracelet with the compli* ments of this firm. The contest is c'onducted annually by Frontis Jewelry store and always arou.ses the keenest interest amoof the members of the graduating class. surprise to their many friends. They 7,400 boys and girls will be graduated the week-end at Presbyterian , f : ? were married on May 21, in Laurens, from accredited high schools in South with Buddie Chapman. !,va« n mpmKar^nf ^ t ^ ^ by Ross D. Young, probate judge. Mr. Carolina this commencement season. Dr. and Mrs. Jack H. Yoiingr Mrs. . rnnv#kr^#» fnilpo-Acass, Poteat will make their home The figure was announced today by J. M. Dick and little daughter, and m ^ u 1 for the present. John G. Kelly, state high school su- John H. Young spent Sunday in Co- io kmtw t^^t wls ^ and Mrs in Clinton SUBSCRIBE TO THE ( JH'ONICl.H same as la.st yei^r. . - 7 ¥ I « J* ..1 WHAT A NIGHT. THE ICEMANS ball t>ON T BREAK UP 'v TILL 3 A.M. -THIS 20 POUNDS FEELS LLIKE a TX3N. M<?. HOULIHAN.^ LOOKS VkE that , MISS O'GALiAGHCr?- YOU’Rt THE aX3K ,WHO KNOWS WHAT IT takes pervisor, who said it was about the lumbia with relatives.. 7:^—.i 1 .• 1 ^ / \memoer of the giiiduating cla.-^s at Mr. and Mrs. James Moore of Vork, Lander college, Greenwood. thisH'ear. spent Sunday with the latter’s mother, Miss Lillian NevVsom spent* the Mrs. T. J. Blalock. week-end with her parents in Harts- Wiliiam Blalock, who has been ville. studying at Columbia university, in .Miss .Agr.e.s Milling is spending the li New York, is spending the summer summer with: her parenS,“after at-’ at home. ' tending Flora .Macdonald college. Red James O’Daniel of the S. C. medicaL Springs, N. C., during the winter, j college. Charleston, i.s spending ’the' Mrs. H. J. Tompkinson and son, summer with his parents, Mr. and Robert, left this week for Concord .Mrs. A. O’Daniel. and Charlotte. .N. C., where they will i Mrs. Ernest Obering and little sp^nd the summer with relatives. ^ daughter, .\lden, and Miss .Alden Bai-- Mrs. \\ illis Clayton of Raleigh, N. lev, were visitors in Spartanburg on C., is the guest of Mrs. Pringle Cope-^ M*or.day. >nd. F'riends of J. .\. Slice will be sorry ^ Rev. and Mrs. J. \\. Combs of Cov'- to know that he is confined to his ington, Ga.; were here Tuesday for home with measles. the commencement exercises at Pres- .Miss Ruth Todd, who has been, ^’yterian college. They were accom- teach'ing in Sedalia the past year, i.sh>anied home by their son, Walker, Jr.. spending the.summer wijh her mother, "ho was a member of the graduating Mrs. Irene Todd. I class. Miss Mary .Anderson of Laurens, is Friends of Mrs. Sam Drummond spending this week with Mrs. George "ih be sorry to learn that she is a \V. Bailey^ | patient in the Laurens hospUal, w here o Miss Doris Bolt is spending a few.^be has been critically ill for the past » ball last NIGHT WORE you OUT. THIS OUGHT TO SET YOU UP ymat a change vault a change ' 1 JUST AASN" M-ySCLF until 1 DRANK THAT ICE -COLO COCA-CZX.A IE TOIISELF lOIICE BICI TO NORMAL Order by the case (24 bottles) from your dealer....Keep it cold and ready to serve in your refrigerator. (iUEENWOOD CO( A-(OLA BOTTLINt; CO. (ireenwood. S. (lays in Union with relatives. (several days. j Mrs. H. W. Sumerel of (’iieenville,' Miss .Mildred .Milam of Lee.sburg,' is spending this week with .Mr. and b la., is spending several days here .Mrs. Jack .Anderson. • .with relatives. | j .Miss Louise Bailey is visiting her, Mr. and Mrs. T. B. McTeer of Early I grandi>arents, Mr. and Mis. F. W. Branch, were here for. commencement Little, who live near here. < j e.xerci.ses at Presbyterian college, 4- .Mr. and Mrs. Joe (irouber of "here their son, Bart, was a member Cultiva|[ing every i^ase of the hanking busine^, it has been the constant endeavor of this bank to render to its customers a broad, efficient^ and conscientious service. The scope of this service has been wid ened with the passinji: years until today every facility for modern bankin^i: is at your dis posal here, coupled with real personal inter est in our customers. YOU COULD NOT WISH FOR A MORE SATISFACTORY AFFILIATION. NEW BUSINESS CORDIALLY INVITED ROGERS QUALITY FDDD EHDP5 American Dill Pickles, 25 oz. jar 15c American Sweet Mixed PICKLES, 25 oz. jar 19c Armour's or Libby’s CORNED BEEF 15c Libby’s ROAST BEEF 13«/2C Southern Mansion TEA, 1-4 lb. . 12c PIMENTOES, 7 oz. can 10c MUSTARD, quart jar 12c PINK SALMON, 2 cans , : ^ 2^ X; Y. Z. Salad Dressing, quart' .. 19c B«lTo<a MATONN-AISITor REXISHTS oz. r rharleston, and .Mrs. .M. H. Hunter of of the graduating class, l.aurens, spent Saturday with Mr. and| and Mrs. .1. H. .Viser, Sr., of .Mr.'. P. S. Jeanes. ;tJreenville, were here Tuesday for the 'Rev. C. B. B»ytts was called to Ches- graduating exercises at Presbyterian ter last week on account of the ill- college, and were accompanied home ness of his mother. by their son, James, who wa*s a mem- .Miss Christine Boyd of Greenwood, her of the senior class, is visiting her brother; and sister-in- Mrs. W. W. Harris and little ilaugh- law', .Mr. and Mrs. Ray Boyd. ter, Cornelia, are visiting her'parents, I Miss Lou Abrams is in Whitmiret.Mr. and Mrs. I). W. Bethea, in Dillon. Uvith her aunt, .Mrs. Lou .Abrams, who^They were accompanied by .Miss I is critically ill.. (Louise Bethea, who had been visiting .Mr. and .Mrs. Ryland Sumerel siient.her sister. " i Sunday in Sedalia with .Mrs. SunierersT Miss Mary Elizabeth Cranford of lather. Sharon, vi.sited friends here Sunday, i .Miss Evelyn Ramage, who lives| .Miss Helen Littlefield of Simpson- near here, spent last week with .Miss ville, spent the week-end with Mr. .\elle .Abrams. , ■ and .Mrs. Eugene Hitt. . ! .Mr. and .Mrs. C. E. Nichols spent' .Mr. and .Mrs. W. 1). .Armstrong of Sunday in (ireenwood with the for- Gray Court, were here Monday for the mer’s mother. graduation of their brother, Jaknes Rev. and .Mrs. L. C. La.Motte and Hitt, from the Clinton high .school, children of Waycross, Ga.., are visit- .Mr. and .Mrs. .Monroe Walker and ing .Mrs. I.jiMotte s mother, Mrs.'Myr- little Rosalee, and Frances Moree tie Hunter. were the week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs. P. S. Jeanes was called to .Mrs. T. L. Cooper. | Hickory Grove Saturday on account of. .Mrs. C. W. Csioper and- children BANKERS OLDEST STRONGEST -1,.- the death of her brother, J. L. Plaxico.'spent the week-end in Union with Jack D. Guerard, of the South Caro- relatives, lina .Medical college. Charleston, has^ .Mr. anil .Mrs. .Mike Ca.skey am,! little joined .Mrs. Guerard, who is visiting son are spending the summer with her parents. Dr. and Mrs. Frank .Mrs. Caskey’s parents, Mr. and .Mrs. Kellers. IT.'L. Coo^)er. Mr. Caskey has been .Mrs. L. S. .Mc.Millian, Mrs,^ R. E. teaching in Seneca the past year. Jones and Miss Bessie Jones were vis- Mr. and|Mrs. J. Addison Neighbors, itors in Greenville Wednesday. who have been teaching at William- Mrs. R. J. Dillard and daughter, ston th’e past year, are spending their .Miss .Marguerite, of Atlanta, are vis- vacation with the former’s parents, iting Mrs. .Alma Dillacd and other rel- Mr. and .Mr.'*. W. E. Neighbors, atives. Mrs. Estelle Abrams, Misses .N’elle, Iriends of L.„L. (’opeland will be Rena and Bill .Abrams were called to glad to know that he isr improving at Pomaria Saturday on account of the! this home on N. .Adair .street, after an death of the former’s brother-in-law,' illness of several days. J. J. Abrams. Best Food MAYONNAISE or RELISH,^pint Hellams Home Style SALAD DRESSING, Pint 19c ’ Quart ... A. 33c Sugar 10 lb. cloth bag 50c 25 lb. cloth bay $1.25 Pullman LOAF BREAD, 3 for 25c Springbrook BUTTER, lb. 25c Cloverblcom or Brookfield BUTTER, lb. 27c LARD 4 lb. cartbh 31c 8 Id. carton 60c FIG BARS,fl>. . ^ 10c SALTINES, 1 lb. bp;x 10c KRISPY CRACKERS, lb. box . 16c F Circus .. LOUR 24 lbs.. .83c 48 lbs.. .$1.65 Rogers Best No. 37 .. 99c 48 lbs. .. $1.95 24 lbs. . .p Gold or Ballard’s Obelisk, ^ 24lbs. $1.19 .Mi.ss Gene McKee, student at Ers- .Mrs. J. .M. Dick and little ilaugh-' kine coiigge. Due West, is spendingi ter, ]eft yesterday for their home in, ’the summer w>.h her mother, .Mrs.1 Pulaski, X’a., after spending the jiast! Alma McKee.. Itwo months w'ith her parents, Dr. and ROLLATOR REFRIGERATION SAVES up~ra Jantes .Sloan is .spending the sum-iMrs. Jack H. Young. .Mr. Dick came jmer with his mother, Mr.s,. E. B. Sloan,I Monday and accompanied them home.! after attending Erskine college, Due The following Clinton friends at-, i West, the past year. tended the funeral of J. J. Abrams in [ • There's a world of differ ence between keeping fockl fresh and just keeping it from .Mis.s Mattie Ell Copeland, hiember Pomaria Sunday: .Mr. and Mrs. Fay-i of the faculty at Ware Shoals, is ette Ramage, Pierre, Walter and Gus. spending the summer with her mother, Ramage, L. S. Henderson, Mr. andj Mrs. John M. Copeland, in Renno, Mrs. Joe Leake and .Mrs. S. A. Pitts .Mr. and Mrs. James Adair have re- Misses Ella Adair and Jeannette turned to their home in Washington, Pitts spent the week-end in Hickory, D. C., after spending a week with thejN. C., with Mr. and .Mrs. M. H. Yount, former’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. F. They w’ere accompanied home by .Mrs. .Adjiir. j Lorena Adair and Mrs. Clifton .Adair Misses Margaret and Agnes l^ern and little son, who have been visiting have returned tp their home in 'Green- in Hickory. wood after ?i>ending the past week Among the Clinton |Wople attending with their grandmother, Mrs. Agnes the funeral of J. L. Plaxico at Hickory Kern; . -Grove SundtfJ'"were Rev. and Mrs. C. Spoiling. Food loses its boe mvof ion Friends' of Miss Janie Holland of B. Betts, Mr. and Mrs. R. L Plaxico this city, will be interested to know and son, .Bobbie, .Miss Margaret that she received her bachelor of arts Blakley, William Blakely, Miss Mat- degree Monday from Limestone col- tie Blakely, Mr.sTii W. B. Tribble and lege, with the distinction of cum Betty Tribble, .Miss Josie 'Pressly, Dr. laude. Robert P. Jeanes and P. S. Jeanes, ' Misses France.s and Mary Ella Bai«+— .Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Sims-of Rock ley, Annie Lee Jackson and Pauline Hill, were here^this week for com- Roberts, who have been attending mencement exerci.ses at Presbyterian Limestone .college in Gaffney the past college, where their son, Bob, was a year, are spending the summer at member of the graduating class. While home. I here they were the guests of Coach! The following Lander students are and Mrs. W. A. Johnson. ^ at home for the summer: Misses Eve- Mrs. H^ K. Neely and daughter, ; lyn Chambers, M«ry Glynn Chambers, Mary Elizabeth of Avondale Estates, lone Von Hollen, Elizabeth Nelson, Ga., Mr. and Mrs. J. A.^arker and Mary Emma Speake, and Eloise Von'children of Atkins, and Mt^Bonner Hollen. ' t Harvley of Greenwood, were here this Mrs. George R. Holland, Mrs. Alex week fbr the graduation of their sis- ' Henry, Mrs. Selma Franks, Mrs. L. S. ter, B^fiks Georgia B. Blakely, at Pres- ioag before it actually spoils. Aod right there you have one of the biggest advan tages of RoUator Refrigera tion. That surplus coi^d-mak- ing power in the Rollator cooling mechanism protects the fresh flavor of perishable foods. The result is that you can take advantage of one- day food bargains—-you can market for days or weeks in advance—you can make tasty left and wholesome use of overs. , All of that means econ- omyv Add it to the saving in refrigeration cost and you’ll see ^at Rollator Refrigera tion will actually pay for your Norge. Come in and learn about RoUator Refrigeration. See NORGE THE ROLUTOB— hms miy tbrt€ wmh ing pmwrfmt, almost 09erls$t$ng. Only rtrie the Norge before you • buy Nfg» hm$ th€ MUitr any refrigerator Holland attended tWe graduation ex ercises at Limestone college in Gaff- \ I nky on Monday, where Miss Janie byterian college. The following out-of-tpwn teachers of the city schools faculty left Mon- li $ $ $ $ t I'f t Y *elWK Holland was a member of the gradu-jday to spend the summer vacation at (ihetr' »espce»t¥e ■ homes r PRATHER-SIMPSON FURNITURE —f COMPANY I FURNITURE, STOVES, FLOOR COVERINGS KWI’Hl.ViaW \.