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,.v 4.. f. THPRS&AY^EPTEjiBEB 18,1984 TH^ CUNTOK CHRONICLE. CLINTeN, S. :C. ^ I: ■ '7. >i' Hurricane Ne^yE » I-: ■'/X /Mrs. Bertha Grata ’of -Brunswick, ^Ga., /■^Ga., is visitine her sister and brother- ' in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Mallard Bnnson. / J. , Miss Boaa Sumerel of Hickory Tav-j^^^ i*®*" mother,* Mra. Lidie Miller, em section, spent the #e!ric-end with!®^^® **** been ill Cross Hill, Sept. 10.—Mrs. W. D.^ Batehford has returned to her hoine|* at Sharon, having spent several'weeks I Miss Lillian Newsom has returned'• Miss Pearl Hitt has returned to from Hartsville, wherr sh® has" been Lake City, where she will teach again Miss Mary Lottye Riser at th|s home of Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Siinpson.' Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Mrs. Macie Griffin is visiting rela tives in Due West. ! i visiting he^ parents. I I Horton and family spent Sunday in AugusU, (^., with their daui^ter and' sonrm-law, Mr. and Mn|i. Gus Traylor. ~ Mr. and Mrs.-W.“"A.'-Neal of Char lotte, N. C., spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Nabors. Miss Marcella Branson ^ visited friends in Barksdale r^ntly. Mias Lillie Young spent last Satur day* with her sister, Mrs. Edgar Neighbors. ^ ' Luther Nabors of Laurens, spent the week-end with ^is parents, Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Nabors. ' Hite Herring of Batesburg, spent the week-end nmh his sister and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Thurston Burroughs. ; . Ji B. I^orterfield has r^urned after spending sevei^il kewes with his par- OTts in Geoi^a. ' ’ The Hurricane Sunday school had a singing Sunday night at the home of Mr,, and Mrs. Mace Young. Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Mitchell and son, Billy, of Charlotte, N. C., Mrs, C. H. Shannon, Elizabeth and Sara Keighley of Newberry, spent last Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Mace Young. Miss' Ruth Nabors gave a social Saturday night to the young people of the craomunity. Mr. and Mrs. John Milam and daughter of Barksdale, Mf. and Mrs. , John-T^ompson and childiran of New berry, Mr. and Mrs. Dillard Milatn and Dr. E. F.^ Taylor of Renno, .'Were the Sunday guests of Mrs. 1. O. Ray. Friends of Mrs, Willie '^Y^jung will be glad to know she is *doing nicely after being ill. / Mrs. Will J. Adliil^ .visited Mrs. G. C. Nabors last Sunday. Miss Mary Ellen Workman spent the weekend at her home in the Nope- well sectjo'n. 4., Hi^h Shannon of Newberry spent* last Sunday with Jdr. and Mrs. E. M. Young. " Little Jean Traylor returned to her - homeMn. Augusta, Ga.,.lasit Sunday after spending several weeks with .her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Horton. - Mr. and .Mrs. Mason Simpson and little Martha visited Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Simpson recently. Miss Kaffa^ Fuller of Charleston, ^ . ,s^nt the we4^-end with her parents. Miss Lucy Goggma IMt.last week Mr. and Mrs. B. R. Fuller, to begin teaching .at Welford school. '/-v i v Marion Boyc. of Brthuno, .pent thel -.‘il several days here with friends at Presibyterian college. Misses Elizabeth and Terry Host of Spartanburg, visited friends on the orphanage campus Sunday. son of Whitmire, spent a few days last week with their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. D. B. ^bo. Mr.'imd Mrs. P*ul Reuben of Pitts burgh, Pa., were guests of Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Stutts yesterday, en route to Elberton, Ga ,. to visit relatives. Rr. and Mrs. R. S. Dugan* and .son this winter, after spending the sum- bave retiin^ed to" t^^ir borne in Co- week-end with home folk< Mrs: B.^S. Mitchell, Charlotte, and B. L. Mitchell have returned from a visit to friends in Westminster. "^'Mrs. R. B. Austin and ^ns. R. 6. and Sammp, have returned, irom a visit to her sisterj Mrs. Scruggs, at j friends here during the week-end. Marion, N. C. Capt. and Mrs. R. W. Hudgens and Mrs. C. B. Mills and children at-jMrs. Hudgens of Greenville, ^^nt tbe tended a |euAion at Newberry Tues-, v^eek-end with Mr. aod Mrs. B. R. day. , Z' 4 |FUller. * Mrs. ^ Boyce Gant of Mannette,. is i Mr. ind Mrs. Hubert Todd spent a spending her vacation with her moth-!few this week in Prosperity with er, Mrs. Lillian Hill. ^ jthe latter’s mother, Mrs. William MiSs Ellen Rasor leaves this week; Brehmer. to begin teaching school at Wampee. j Mrs. Morgan Todd of Simpsonville, Miss Marie Gregory left Tuesday spent a few' days last week with her for AtlanU, Ga., where she will take motherr, Mrs. Emma Little, a course in beauty culture. Dr. and Mrs. W. L. Nance bf Fort mer at home, M iss Bertha Edmonds left Satur day for Miami, Fla., where she has Accepted a position. . James H. Viser, Jr., of Greenville, lumbia after s{>®oding two weeks at Riverside, bn Ettoree river. Ross Lyhn left Saturday for Rome, Ga., to resume.‘his teaching poisi'tion at the Darlington School for Boys. ' Miss Clemmle, Jamieson leaves this sj^nt a f^ days this week with week for New York, where she will friends at Presbyterian college. Mr« and Mrs. C. WJ Cooper and children and ^r. and! Mrs. T. L. Keebler Mills of Fort Mill, visited »P®n^ Sunday in Cros^ Keys with Mrs; W. M. Sparks. 'C. W. Stone was a visitor in Colum bia oh Tuesday. take post graduate work in dietetics at the Lutheran hospital. Mrs. J. D. Jeans left Tuesday for Newberry, is spendihg Several with Mr. and Mrs. L. D, McCrary. PAGE mg 1 the guest pr Mr. and Mn|. W. D. Cope land. Mrs. ^^® Ellisor of NeWbisrry/ ia Mrs. L. M. Dupin* a^nt Monday in Greenwc^ with het*'^daughter, Mrs. EHivid Bledsoe. T Miss Martha Davis of Laurens^ spent Sunday with Mrs. R. E. Jonea and family. -* * Misses Mildred White, Luva Mc Donald and Carolina CaldhreU 'were in Charlotte Tuesday for the wedding of Miss Elizabeth Duncan to^ Andrew. Newcomer. Miss, Duncan taught. ini the Thornwell high school last year. Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Hobbs"and chil dren of Savannah, Ga., and L. D. Mi- ChaViotte,. to spend several weeks ! lam and daughter. Sue, of Pooler, Ga.’, with her sister^ Mrs. Rennie Johns. ' spent a few days last week with Mr. Valley, Ga., were recent visitors tb relatives here.. / Mr. and Mrs. Davis and Augusta, Ga., have 'been of Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Griffin children of the guests notherr, Miss Isabel Witherspoon has re turned to Columbia to resum,e her po sition as a member of^the faculty at the University high school. Miss Jeannette Crawford left this week for Columbia, w’here she will be I a member of the Wardlaw Junior high Mr. and Mrs. Ralph^aile and chil-| school faculty, dren of Newberry, sl>ent*Sunday withL Miss Marianna Creech has returned Mr. and Mrs. G. Thompson. from a month’s visit to relatives in Guests of Dr. and Mrs., A. D. Ben- Rock Hill, nett over^ the week-end were Mrs,' Albert Abrams spent Sunday in Clara C^roy of Albany, Ga.i Miss! Asheville with friends. Miry Still, and S. M. Cowan, Jr., off Dr. J. B. Kennedy has returned Janies O’Daniel and Leland Young left yesterday for Pulaski, Va., to ac company Mrs. Jack H. Young home. Mrs. Young has beew visiting her daughter, Mrs. J. M. Dick. Misses Irene and Macy Young have returned to their home in Hattiesburg. Miss., after spending the past several weeks with their uncle, John H. Young. ' Mrs. L. W. I^slie and son, of Beth-1 lehem, Ga., spept a few-days here' with their aunt, Mrs. C. L. Sims, en route to Washington. Capt. and Mrs. W. L Blanton and! children are now occupying the resi-{ dence on Scmth Adair street formerly) .occupied by H. S. Finley and fanvily. I BardwelUand Roy Cannon have re-.|. turned to their home in Miami, Fla.,' after spending!, several daVs with Mr. and Mrs. L D. Edmonds and family. Miss Christine Peake has returned i Mr. and Mrs. David GeorgeXof Lau- fens, were the guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Wingard. Mrs. Lizzie Copeland Turner of and Mrs. W. H. Roberts. They were accompanied home by Billy Hobbs, who had been visiting his aunt and uncle. y Atlanta. Mrs. E. Cowan has returned from a two weeks’ visit to Atlanta nnd. Al bany, Ga. - - from York, where he spent the sum-'^r®."*. Harteville, where she has bwn mer with relative.. vis.t.in Mr. end Mrs. .John Alien Mr. end Mrs. J.'W. Milem. MissRS**"', , - , Hhlen M^ilam and Miss Elmyra Rayi ^ L. Adairf^f ^lanU, Ga., is .ttend«l\h. Yonnv reudioh in Whit. “verei di^rs with Mrs. Bes- 'I > J attended'the Young reunioh in Whit mi^e on Sunday^, ^ Miss Sara Knox has returned to Cliffside, N. C., to resume her teach CARD FROM MR. MARTIN . ^My heart is filled with gratitude for the support and loyalty of the people of Laurens county who elected, position after spending the sum- me Supervisor in the primary Tues-pmer with <her parents, Mr. and Mrs. day, Ie. R. Knox. Tshall always feel deeply indebted. Miss Grace League has returned to to every ijne of you and shall at all!her school in Lockhart, after spend ing the summer at home. ^ , times strive to do my best to serve you as an humble servant of the peo ple. w / I thank you. Very gratefully yours, A. RHETT MARTIN. The first meeting of the Hurricank it P. T. A. was held last Monday nigh ,1 sie_Nabor8 and other relatives. Otto Ferrene of Maxton, N. C., spent a few days this week with friends at Preebyterian college. ■ Thurston Giles left last week for Clemson college, where he will be a student this session. i Mr! and Mrs. Henderson Pitts are now miking their home on Woodrow street in the Rounds apartments. Miss Frances Cook has gone to Chester where she will enter train- Friends of Dr, Jack H. Young will be sorry to know that he is confined to his'home on account of ^illness. Miss Frances O’Daniel left today for Rockingham, N. C., to re.^ume her,^, , ^ .. .... teachin* po.ition. after .pending ,he Shoal., .pent the week-end with her summer at home. > , parent., hjr. and Mrs. U D. Edmunds. Mr. and Mrs. George Holman and' ''“lo .on mg as a nurse. Miss Willie Mae Martin of Ware at the Hurricane school. Rev. EdwsTd Long 0^ Clinton, was present and ■*, ‘.‘Hi: 'S' /.""r'!? children‘.“pSnr'thrweVkend'in Spa!: have returnml to Greenwood after Influence We need you and you need us. Your influence, your deposits/ your business will help us grow bigger, better and stronger. You need our facilities in the conduct of your business^you need, the prestige of our institu tion in your transactions. It is a matter of reciprocity. We help each other and thereby help the entire community. NEW BUSINESS CORDiALlY INVITED were elected: President, Miss Mary Lotye Riser; vice-presidnt, Mrs. Mace Young; secretary And treasurer. Miss Mary Ellen Workman. ROGERS QUALITY FDDD 5HDP5 Corned Beef, 2 29c Cooked Brains, No. Vz can 5c Cooked Braink, Nq. 1 can ...... 10c Potted Meat, 3 cans ^... 10c ' » J* Dried Beef, 2 oz. glass- 10c Tripe, No. 2 can . 15c Chili Con Came, can 10c 2-quart jar 35c Full Pack Tomatoes, 2 No. 2 cans 15c BROOKFIELD or CLOVERBLOOM Butter, Ib. / 31c Cocoa, 2-lb. carton ..... 19c Palmolive Soap, 5 cak« ..-. ... 23c Evaporated Peaches, 2 lbs. 25c Quaker Oats, 2 cartons • • • • • 17c ■i OGTAGON_LAUNI)RY soap, Asmall bars 11c OCTAGON washing POWDfeRS, 5 pkgs 11c Tellam’s Hi-Grai!e PEANUT BUTTER, lb. jar .u.. 15c NEW PACK PRUNES, larKC size, lb. 10c; small, 2 lbs. I5c STALEY’S GLOSS STARCH^ 2'pkgs. 5c' American Beaoty MACARONI, 2 pkgs. ISe American Beauty SPAGHETTI, 2 pkgs. 15c Sliced Hawaiiah PINEAPPLE, No. ZVz can ] 21c SPRINGBROOK BUTTER, lb a... .. 29c NAVY BEANSrd lbs . : 25c, BABY LIMA BEANS," 4 lbs i: L. 25c LARGE LIMA BEANS, 3 lbs ' 25c. FLOUR SALE. CIRCUS, 24 lb; bag CIRCUS, 48 Ib. bag ROGERS BEST, 12 Ib. bag ..a... ROGERS BEOT, 24 lb. bag ROGERS BEST, 4^ Ib. bag 99c . $1.95 ::: ssc ...^11.05 .... nM ai * > M. $. Bailei & Son tanburg with relatives . Mr. and Mrs. D. R. Yates and little daughter, Phylis, of Shelby, N. C., were the guests Sunday^ of Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Shepherd. Miss Margaret Beeks of Greenville, is visiting her sister. Miss Mary Beeks, and other relatives. Miss Agatha Bailey has returned to Chester to resume her teaching posi tion, after.apendijig the summer with !her parents, Dr. and Mrs. T. L. W. Bailey. Mr. arfd Mrs. R. S. Creswell of Greenville, sjient the week-end .with the latter’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. W! A. Davis. Miss Elsie Little left last week for Eatill, where she will be a ihenvber of the faculty during the coming session. I ,'Mr, and Mrs. C. E._Galloway and daughter, Marcia, spent Sunday in Columbia with Mrs. Galloway’s par ents, Mr. and Mrs. George T. Barnes. Miss Kate Milam .left Friday for Springfield to resume her teaching position, after spending the sumiper jwith her. parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Milam. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Nel.son spent Sunday in Greenwood with their par ents. Mi^S Mattie Ell topeland has* re- 'turned to Ware Shoals where she will resunj^her teaching position. I Ray Pitts and Thurmond Raynor spent Sunday in Charlotte with friends. . / William Blkkely has returned from^ Greenville, where he has been* spend ing sevreal days witji his sister, Mrs W. W. Arrington, Dr. and Mrs. S<. M. Huntley are now! making their-hdme in College View in) the residence formerly occupied by W.i D’.sPeay arid fainUy. I Dju. R. M. Kert^y and daughter,' Rachel,! of Newberry, visited their son.; and. brother, Carlisle Kennedy, during j ■ the week. I' Miss.^Viviaia Parks Adair ’left this visit tbher mother, Mrs. L. M. Dugan. I Miss Sybil Burdette is spejnding sev-^j eral days in Charleston with her | brother and sister-in-law,' Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Burdette. Misses Dorothy, and Rebecca Simp- s BANKERS OLDEST STRONGES' Week for Gainesville, Ga., to resume her Studies at Brenau. Miss Nelle Rearden of Wooruff, spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. eL L. Blakely. * Dr. Robert P. Jeanes of Easley, spent Sunday with "'his parents, Mr, | ai\d Mrs. P. S. Jeanes. , Miss Elizabeth Bradley and Mr. ; Wright, members of the Fairfax schopl faculty, spenf Saturday with the former's mother, Mrs.^ James Bradley. ''Richaid b, Ferernson and Both well Graham left’yes,terday for Charlottes ville, to resume their studies at the -University of Virginia. ^Mr. and Mrs. Allen Coleman ot Lau rens, spent a few days last week with (the former’s parents^ Mr. and Mrs. J. A Coleman. Miss Elizabeth Lynn returned Sat- I urdiy from Buffalo, N*. Y., where she ihas been visiting Dr. Eldith Mols, Dr. (MoIs return^ with her farw few days' iviiit before gqing to-Tampa, Fla., I where she will practice medicine. Miss Willis Mae Wilsoii has return ed to her home in Spartanburg, after spendW eeveral days'with h^r sister I snd brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. C. E. i Nichols. Mr. and'Mrs. Nichols accom- paoiod hm> home Htmday for the day. m- r- 4 * A Giles Chevrolet company Clinton,. S. C. / v- Jr i ,lui Mt. V.