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TflVtetfAY. OCTOBER 25, 19>4 TH^ CUNTQN CftRONlCLE. CLIui^N. S.'C. I ■ Citadel Freshmen P^GEtlTB Fast Moring» Powerful Flevien ’ y' ' Wa4lii» Away. With IConiest «n by members jof thf'(Jiris’^club in their club rooms on Milton road. Af ter the gifts h<id be«i oper^ and ad mired, delightful refreshments ' were served by Misses'Frances Hunnicutt, Mary Norris,^*and Nell Culbertson. Held Here,,:27 to^O. •I I 'X Mr. and Mrj. J. F. Bozard of Green- rille, spent the tveek-end with the lat ter’s parents, Mr. ^nd Mrs. H. D. . / / I J. . i I A :7 /■ of I-South, Carolina, spent the A ^strong Citadel rat team tjoaBced i^®"^^ a sim^~band of hard-fightingPresby-^i . Chandler of the Univer- * ^ I' ^ j 5JV .terian Anklets Friday to the tune of 27 to JO on Johnson fleldit. | ': vr.^ t % r-u ji It was a clearly outclassed P. C., team, but under the" disadvantage of, Miss Elizabeth Copeland of Batks- being outweighed 20 pounds fd the-^®^®’ spent the lyeek-end, with her nian and being mtted against a muc^^Mrs, Dave W. ^ope- hetter opponeht^ the Blue Socks put! *®^*^’ ’ • " ' up a fight that ran true to P. C. forin.' Miss Ruth Todd had as Her guests Twice the Trosh guarded tneir goall<luring the week-end Miss. 'Eunette line succiessfully with the Bull Pups] Betenbaugh and Hubert SproUse of striking with, every ounce of power i l^oion. Miss Marigeng and Frank Mar- th^lhad., ' tin of Laurens. The chief reason for P. C.’s defeat! Little Niles Clarke of Waterloo, is was the Blue Hose’s inability to break; spending a few days with j his aunt, up Citadel pcikses. The first-year pass.Mrs. George W. Bailey. ' defense was very rugg^ and mu.st be I Misses^ Mary Glynn and Evelyn improved upon before pey can expect chembcrs-of Lander college, Green- to win many games. Tneir ..failure spent *the week-end with their -stop McCrady 5 long end sweeps and|papents, Rev. and Mrs. H. 0. Cham slants off tacKle contributed to Cita- ’ . del’s success. Harry Cox; th4 Blue _ show^ more class than any f:'e.*hman I Louise McCrary" spent the week- on thd field. Cox, at mter\’als. seemed Hartsville with Mr. and'Mrs. to be j^aying in the Citadel backfield-. ij Dugan More than once he dropped the re.| ' Witherspoon of Coluaj- nowned McCrady for losses and it w-as.^ia, spent the week-end withVr*par- due mostly to his jiower and strap j, h. Witherspoon, ^that thfe second and third quarter Misses Bebe and Mafy'Howe Dillard stands W’ere successful. • 'spent the week-end^'in Spartanburg Tincy Hipp, a tackle, w’as a bul- friends at Converse college. Miss Lidie Leake of-the University Birthday Parties Naomi Sample celebrated her fifth birthday on October 6th b;^. inviting a -'number of her little friends^to a party at her home. After -enjoying games Gr«»n\ille, spent the week-end with Mr. aQ|d Mrs.. Melvin Bennett. Dr. and Mrs. F. K. Shealy and Mar garet Shealy were visitors in-Green- vHle on, Tuesday. , ” _ Mr. and Mrs, Floyd Hitt and little’for an hour, the guests were served week-end wuh her parents,^Mr. and |son of Edgefield, epent; Sunday" withjdelicipus refreshments by Mrs. Sam- Mr. andjpfrs. Eugene Hitt. iple. , - v Mr, and Mrs, J A, SUoe^d mtlej HalV invited a few of ’"■i'J’K" , 'R»'k;her little friends to a party to cele- w,th the^former s parent/ ! b„te n,, birthday on October M.SS Elizabeth Lynn spent yester-, g,;'. The little folk enjoyed stories ind day in tolumbia with friends. « hile, which delightful refresh- ments were sen-ed. * ■ rf I ■ ■ ij' SAFE Fire and Carelessness there she attendetl the state fair. Mr. and Mrs. W. J, Adair were, in ‘•Columbia yesterday for the fair. Mr. arid Mrs. Fleming Blakely of: Ora, spent Saturday with Miss Nan nie Young Tribble. . ' Leon Nichols of ^Newberry, spejnt Monday with his brother and sister- in-law, Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Nichols. Posey Copeland and* James’ Jeanes I bers. ■Mr. ChTATION FOR LETTERS OF . ADMINISTRATION The State of South Carolina, -Laurens Countv., By Rosa D. Youngs Probate Judge: Whereas-, Everett Wright made suit and Mrs. W. E. Neighbors, Mcwia — ■ — were in Ora Monday for the funeral. Hose center, Lillie Young, Elsie Neighbors iQf John Wallace. were visitors in Newberry on Monday, j to me to grant him Letters of Admin Mrs. R. L. Plaxico, JMisses Lidie jistration of the~estate and effects' of Blakely and' Nannie Y’oung Tribble j Bertha Irene Wright. These are, theivfore, to cite and ad- J „ M I , 1 monish all and singular the kindred Mr. and Mrs,; Hubert Pitts are on a^^nd creditor.^-of the said Bertha Irene City, St. I^Vright, deceased, that they he and ap pear before jne, dh the Court of-Pro trip to Louisville, Kansas Louis an/l other points of interest. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Shealy of Pros perity, visited their son arid daughter- irt-law, Mr. and Mrs. »W. C. Shealy, ba,te, to be held at' Laurens Court House, Laurens, S. C.. on Nov. 2n.l, 1934,,^next, after publication hereof, at 10 o’clock in the foremxin, to show walk in the Blue Hose line. In the backfield the diminutive “Piggle*’ Mr. and Mrs. Bonner Harvley and; ^ause. if any they have, why the .said , , \ , ®^^'*'V^''^‘^>i''nistration should not be granted, the week ” ^ ' — little Given under my hand this ISth day of October, A. D.. 1034. ROSS I). YOUNG, ll-l-2tcy J. P, L. C. .Protect ;your valiiaJWe papers, policies, silver.' jewelry and heirlooms rfrom the accidents that can bring ruinJ^o treasured possessions. When jhe rental of our safe deposit boxes, in varied sizes, is so amazingly low.^ can you afford (o gamble with fatie? Banish worry . . . place your valuables where you know^lhey are safe from all disaster. New Banking Hours Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday— 9 a. m. to 2 p. m. ’ - , - Saturday — 9 a. m. to 12 m. M.$. Bailey i Son OLDEST BANKERS STRONGEST ■,^ly over-balanced the Jong onci<.^ Holhyp,,j,,,y,„l,„ co|i,g,.dl hosspital, «inri bmther, Lee- Quarterman, student at iHneU of two week> showed ability foT the shorty ti^me he Holland and son. L. S..! C. E. Nichol.s speiVt .the week-end in Spartanburg with Mr. and Mrs. B. E. was* in tJhe game. An injury kept himjjj.^ Atlanta, to join He was accompanied-home by from starting. r Tirza anrJo mi« i acccptcd E po* Mcs. NicHols, who has been spending j The freshmen |)resented some mis-'there. , f. ^ ‘ i enable blocking. Ih fact, a lot of rough spots must be iroi\^ out before the Blue Ankjets will be a dangerous team. . ’ \ Citadel gained 101 yards’ from scrirnmage, P. C.'gained 38. Citadel attempted ten jiasses as eight for a'total gain o P. C. completed three pasW.s out of com;: twelve tries to gain 21 yard Starting line-ups; \ • r C Caldwell le sition there. ^ L with her parent^. , Alfi^ frowning'of the University /priends of Mrs. B. 0. Whitten will' of South' Carolina, Columbia, spent |j.j^ glad to know that she has returned the weekend at home. i [home^ after being a, patient in the lo- Prof. H. E. Sturgeon, R. P. Chap-1 jnan, C. F. M inn and W. P. Burdette | Mrs. H. L. Scaife of Washington, , J'■•^^®Bded an American Legion supper p is the guest of hei[ sister, Mrs. Jitl. *''• iW. B. Owen,, Sr. 11., yarus.i^j^^j.j^ Mrs. ] A WEEK-END FOOD SALE! u * i F.S, M. Stutts S|>ent tadel Mrs. F. L. Brigman, Jr, of Charles- Belton, where^the former ton, is vii^iting her parents. Dr. and | Thornwell Memorial Mrs, B.-CL bitten. ^ J church at a meeting of presbytery. Mr and Mps; B. F. Wingard and lit-| Danei] Franks ha.s returned from! daughter, Barrie Jean, spent Sun- <5wannanoa» N. C., where he has beeqi ®,day in Hickory Tavern with Mrs. Win- Cowa*^ mother, Mrs. Effie Wasson. Mr. and Mrs. Ansel Bobo were in V mcKory lavem wi^n mrs. win- ^is grandparents. _ lifiihzr mother, Mrs. Effie Masson. Miss Ixiuise Kern is spending this Mr. and Mrs. Ansel Bobo were in Greenwood with'her brother ^ Sundsy to visit Mis.s Maudesister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Peterson rt rPoole, who. is a patient in the Colum-i J. Burns re KAenifoT * T „ Isom qb t ., McNeil j Mishoe lb McCrady Vanilla Wafers Lb.\ 15c R quImity fdqd shops ■\ ROY NELSON, Manager Prunes ^70-80 2 lbs. 15c Lindsey rh .F%ce Dreyfus fbt .1 -Croft LOOK! look: American Boy now fl.OO per ymr. $2.00 for 3 years. 7 JAMES W. CALDWELL Anythinf In the Way of Mafazinea hospital. I Mr. and Mrs, J. T.i Langston of r)ar-i| M. Sumerel is, spending the day visited the latter’s sisters,! m Ci^hester, attending an Aetna Life, gg^ and Mrs. B. M. An- Insur^nce conference. dderson, this week. T Mr.Xand Mrs. Robert Blakely andj Mr. and Mrs. W. C. AndeAson and son of Mniliamston, spent Sunday With Miss Emily, Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. John T, Blakely, 'o. .M. Kern and daughter, Nancy, of i Friends \of Miss Maude Poole Reidville, were gue.sts Sunday of-Mrs.’ be glad to^now that she is Agnes Kern. a)ong nicely i^t the Columl^a hospital X Y2 J J PINT JARi QUART JAR in Columbia, Vkhere she u ferwent an PHILCO Radios & Tubes Pith’s Pharmacy appendix oji^ra^oh recently. Mrs. T. M. Seh^ and children and L. L, Stiller\i Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Thornwell Dunlap..^re attending the C«rolina-Clemson foot ball game in Columbia today, Mrs. B.’E. Wilson has returned to Stiller\and children | home in Spartanburg, after s|)end-. Springbrook Butter, Ib. 28c Snowdrift, 6 lb. Can ... 73c Friday' in” Silverstri^t with the for mer’s pio.ther. \ Misses • Maude Ge^rXand Olive Na bors spent Sunday in vaffney with I Miss Elva Keller, j Miss Copie McCrary ofy Winthrop college, Rock Hill, is sp€Vding_ the week-end with her parents, ^r. and Mrs, L. D. (McCrary. Mr. and D. E. Tribble Co. FUNERAL DIRECTORS and EMBALMERS Licensed Embalmer,Complete ./ Modem Equipment Night Phohes 24. 253 or 255 Clinton S. C. ing some time with her daughter and son-in-law, Mr, and 'Mrs. C. E. Kichols. J. L. Rentz left last week for Harli- gen, Texft^','" where he is spending a jfeW W66ks« Mr. and Mrs. R. N- White of Win ston-Salem, N. C., announce the birth of a< daughter, on Monday, October SUNSVVEET Prunes, 1 Ib. box • • • • IT 0 15c Mrs. T. Lane Monri^ .^i22nd. Mrs. White is pleasantly remem here with Laurens, spent Sunday nere w^to j^j.g(j here as Miss Clara Louise friends. ^ O’Daniel, daughter of Mp^ and Mi^s. . Misses Marj’ Blakely and Bee Herr a. O’Daniel of this city, ring of Blacksburg, were ’the ,week-j (v^pjg McCrary of Winthrop end guestSj of Miss Nannie ^o'**’'lf|coi|[ege, has'* been naihed as a marshall Trit^le. rrepresenting the Winthrop Literary Mr. and Mrs. George Holland, Mrs. ^j.jg session r&34-35. Miss Selma Franks and^Mrs. Ophelia^M^am ;j^g(Vj.j^j.y ^ daughter of Mr. and , . « Mrs, L. D, McCrary of this city, and ranks as a distinguished Sjtudent at WELCH’S \ Grape Juice, pint bottle 17c' NUCOA, 2 lbs... 33c BLUE RIBBON MALT, 3 Ib. can 55c JMus 6c Tax FLOUR spent Sunda^i^n- Columbia with rela tives. Mr. and Mrs, R. C. Adair were in Charlotte^Sunday and amended the Sease-StuUs wedding. ^ Mrs. Joha MeSw^h, Mrs. T. J. Mrs. W.—Ai-iJohnaon- and Mca. the Rock Ilill institution. f TRIAL And KRROR Not a safe procedure ii buying insurance. a The only safe way is the sure way.' ^ Buy only the BEST. — • — H. 0. HENRY F. M H. D. Hoary R. E. Wysor spent 'last Wednesday in Charlotte, - .^iss Ella Little McCrary 'of Blythe- wood, arrived yesterday to spend a few days with her^ parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. D. McCrary. Mias Mabel Aldred is spending the week-end in ^ainesyille, Ga., with her parents, 5fr. and Mrs, 'T. M. Booth. Mr.-and Mrs. 0. I, Sheely spent Sunday in Greenville and in^ Ninety- Six jwith their daughter, Miss Eliza- be^tb Sheely. Mill News (^dville, October 18.—Mr. and Mra. F. O: Bartlett and little son of Green ville, spent a few days last Week with Mr. and Mrs. E, L. Thomas. Misses Flora Tucker and Gillette Prater spent the week-end with Mrs, J. E. Ramsay in Columbia. \ TMt. and Mrs. Homer Jacks^iftid lit tle son spent the week-end in’ Colum bia, ' _ ” \ Miss Mildred Walls, of Greenville, i^s this v^k of Miss* Mary Pecan Topped Chocolate Cakes Ib 21c ‘-7 BLACK-EYE NORTHERN BEANS NEW PACK ^ n f TOMATOES, Joans . . 25c PURITAN j Mr, and Mrs, t[‘ A. Cook and Miss guest I Margaret Blakely of Gneenville, spent Chapman. Sunday with their parents, Mr. and, Mr. and Mrs, Horace Poag spent i Jlrs-^A.' Ross Blakely. Mrs. BlakelV i the^ week-end with Mr. and Mrs, J. V. irethmed with them for a visit, iLOng, in Newberry, j Miss Marjorie Woodruff of Green-^ Mrs, Maddox of Greenwood, is visit- ' ville, spent.the’week-end with her par- Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Hunnicutt. ,ents, Mr. and'Mrs. E. T. Woodruff. —.—Jn Marshmallows, bulk, lb. 15c CARNATION , MILK, 3 large cams i.. 19c No. I IRISH . POTATOES, 10 lbs. 19c I .Mrs. J. W. Boyd, Miss Carolyn ^Boyd, Frank Simpson'and William ISimpson spent Thuraday and Friday I in Statesville with relatives. I Mr. and Mrs.* A. L. Shepard are ! spending a few days in Columbia with jtbe latter’s sister and brother-in-law, i Mf: and Mrs. C.,S. Crain. W’hile there I Mr. Shepard is attending a district meeting of the "J. C. Penney stores Enjoy Program The program at the school building Saturday night was enjoyed by all j present. The music by Mr. Galloway! and Miss Hagan, the stunts by thej school children, and the poems by Mr. j Camak put ever>'body iff a happy" frame of mind. .. 2 for CIRCUS J Showers For Recen^ Bride ’managers. | Mrs. Cecil Odell, a recent bride, was j Mrs. Auistin Chandler, Mrs. CarLr^onored at a lovely shower Monday I Johnson, Mr. and Mrs, J.^W. BoydLvening at thje homej-of Mrs. Irvin ! were in Madden M9nday for the fttn=|gmj,th. Miss Carrie Lou Ross was joint 'eral of Thom$f^. Langston. ^ j hostess, 4t^ith Mrs. Smith:"-' A number of guests enjoyed t f y4 4.'- • Vf' Mr. and Mrs. ferice Quinn and little / son, Jimmie,\ of Spartanburg, «pent the week’-eod with Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Tribble. xMil'TiSd Mrs. J. P.^Qaldwell of pre- casron; Many beautiful gifts were sented to thp bride. r Again oif Tuesday evening Mrs. Odell was honored with a shower giv-i THER’S St- K a’sasrfpsrs;