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f ■/ W ■ THURSDAY* NOVEMBER # «. PHILCO A . f ■ r. ^ Radios & Tubes f Smith’s Pharmacy Cross Hill, Nov. 10.—Mr. and Mrs. i Ji H. Shealy spent the week-end, a,t Ninety-Six. 1 Miss .^Gladys Griffin of Greenville, John Maxcy Ray. who has been sta tioned at Effingham, <w’ith thef C. C. C, : spent the week-end with her mother, Icamp, has returned home. m INSURANCE ' We offer expert service and protection. Ajorent for some of the stronj^est J'ire Insurance ^ Companies in America. RE>^ ESTATE Towh*and country prop erty. Prices attractive^ Clinton Realty & Insurance Co. B. H. BOYD. A»en( Mrs. Macie Griffin. Mia’s Lizil^ Carter is visiting Mrs? Mabel^Hawkins at Manning this week The many friends of Mrs. Lidie Mil ler regiet to know that she* is a pa tient at a Ches-ter hospital. Mrs. J. J. Young of Clinton, wras the recent guest,of Mrs. D. R. Chap man. Mis.s Josie Canupp of Renno is a pa ’^ient in the local hospital. Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Cook and Mis Margaret Blakely of Gi'eenville, spen' Sunday ith their parents, Mr. and Mrs. .\. Ross Blakely. M rs. R. J. Ellison and daughter, ^Sunday w’itHjheir parepts, Mr. and Mrs. T. M; Sease and children spent- a.few, days last week in SilireHtreet| with her mother. 'p , j ’ I ; Mr. and Mrs. P. C. Jeanes and son,) €hal,' of Greenwood, spent Sunday j with Mv- *hd Mrs. Ps S. jeanes. J Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Plakigo, Mrs. W.i B. Tribble and William Adair spent! Thursday in Charlotte. Mr. an,d Mrs. Bonner Harviey and little <|aughter of Gioenwood, spent Sunday with -Mi's. Harvley’s pai'Cn.ts, Mrs. G. B. Guess, of Pinewood, jg Cath^ine, spent the week-end^ip Gir- j^^^ g Blakely. i-..' . , .. » nrri (in . w-itn r«i- ' VT Wuto .. .. RiJBBER -STAMPS * » ~ -jp* Any kind, to fit any business. 24-hour ser vice. Reasonable prices. Telephone 74. . , The Chronicle Publishing Co. Printers - Stationers viiiting her parents, Mr.’and Mrs. ,J. IIX Hill. ) , ‘ * I Everett Browp was a .visitor in j Greenwood Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Rex Chandler and Mrs. Davis l^aurens, were the Sunday ' guests of Mr. and Mrs..S. D. Austin. I Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Griffin had as ■their guesst Sunday Mr. and Mrs. J. IL. Carter of Clinton. [ Mri?. J., H. Rasor and. Mrs. R. L. Crisp were visitors in Columbia Thurs day. • ‘ r Mr. and Mrs. Gi'ady Chandler^ of H.':liivton. were the recent guests of Dr.) .ami Mrs. C. B. Mills. 1 Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Perry w’ere guests of relatives in Saluda over the week-end. Mrs. Addison of Charlotte, N. C.-, is the gue.^t of Mr. and Mrs. J. 0. Denny. Circle No. 1 of the Woman’.s Aux- iliaiy of the Presbyterian church held ard, Ga.i with her mother.'Mrs Hillis. r- ^ Mrs. Rennie P. Johns of Charlotte, i'is spending several days with her sis- Mr. and Mrs. Roy.Nelson spent Sun-[ter, Mrs. J. D. Jeans. Miss^idie Sloan, who teaches near heie^-^pepnl Monday with her sister, J. R. Todd. ’ . . Miss Frances Jones ,of Sedalia,’ is day in Greenwood with their parents. Mrs. Nelson remained fn Greenwood for a week’s visit. • .j V • > R. J. Elli.son, Robert and Tom Elli- von and Marion Chaney, in the mountains . of Western The many friends of Dr. E. F; Jay- Carolina. / ! lor of Renno, will be sorry to learn Mr.s. Emma Little has retuimedl^))®^^® ® patient in the Hays hos- fro-m a ten'day’s visit ^ her daugh-j • te'r, Mrs.-Harvey BnpYnon, in States- I boix), Ga. // ' Mr. and Mrs., J^oe H. Li die of .\b- ?y, 8i>ent Sunday i'’‘siting her sister, Missi Ida Jones. Western j 7 Garments cleaned at BUCHANAN’S ai<e.iiever re turned to you smelling: to the hijEfli heaven Vith sol vent fpdors. ^jonger wear results from’ our quality workmanship and costs less in the end. V Phone 28 and We’ll Call . BUCHANAN’S • DRY CLEANERS AND I.AUNDRY- ‘THE Olio RELIABLE” ^ Phone 28 ‘ — Tr boville and J^r. and Mrs. Morgan Todd of Sinipsonville, were hej'e Mon- Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Hitt and little so«n of Edgt'field, and .Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Anustrong of Gray Court, sj)ent with Mr. ami Mrs. Eugene Jay for .the fpneral of Glenns .Mrs. Emma Mr. and Mrs. Goyne Simpson, Miss Rosanna Vanct' and R. G^ Watson :si>ent Monday in Augusta. George Plunkett, student at Presby-i Mr. and Mrs. ('oHie W. Anderson t^rian college, and Paul Todd, spent announce the i)irth of a daughter, the past week-end in Atlanta, ""ith ■ Mary Catherine, on Momlay, Nov. 12. the former’s parert.-s. - j Mrs. J. R. Duvall is a patient at the iits November meeting at the hhme of j Miss Lizzie Belle Rodie is spending; local hospital. Mrs.‘'\V. M. lA'aman. The d^votionar ^me lime in^ St. Petersburg, Fla.,' Mrs. J, B. Hollingsworth of Union-, (was led by Mrs. E. Cowam Mrs. Pierce)'''dh her sister, Mr>s. I. O. White. jis si>unding seveual days with her son r’.KnnHior «.•!»« n»v«irpntvi .toAimi* for the Mrs. ( . T. M ise of (ireenville, is and daughter-ih-law, Mr. and Mrs. G. sjH>rding a few days with her sister, W. Hollingsworth. Mrs. Frank Kellers. Mi.ss Anna B<‘lle Martin of Hamp- Miss Ruth Todd s|H“nt the past «ien-Sidney, Va., 1s- visiting her broth er ami sister-in-law. Prof, and Mrs. A. t (► Q^andler was program leader for the afternoon. Mrs. J. T. Hollingsworth, M rs. Bigie Leamgn and Mrs. S. M. L^rdjft^ave interesting taJks. After] .Miss Ruth Todd s|H“nt the past the pmgram r^reshments were served'in Union witdi friends. by the ho<ste.ss, assisted by Mi's. D. R. j Chapman and Mi-s. J. H. Perry. IP- TRIAL AND ERROR SA ht. kt. .A lA ..A 4. k ,4 ■d Not a safe procedure in buying insurance. The only safe way is the sure way. Buy only the BEST. — o — H.D. HENRY & CO. H. D. Henry F. M. Boland Honor Roll For Thomwell School Mr. and Mr.'*. Rowland Russell of j V. Martin. Florence sjient Sunday and. Monday! Mr.s. Nannie K. Jones is .sjnmding here with relative.s and friends. fseveral days in Mountvillo with rela- Mr.‘ and Mrs. John-Hardj^ and Mr,s. Lamont of Spartanburg were here Monday for the funeral of Mrs. Emma Glenn. Friends of Ned Sprunt Ha^s will be Following is the second five-w'eek know' that he i.s able to he out period honor roll for the ThornwelT after an illne.ss of several orphanage school: wwks. Fir.rt grade: Frances Little, Charles I , Mctta Slone has returned froni W’oodside. j Statesville, N. C., where she has betm S^ttd'giade! Laara F.‘Hudgens,'•''Pending .several day.s with her dau- Margaret Peters. Ighter and son-in-law, Rev. and Mrs, Third grade; Sam Mor.se,, Carolyn lives. - . M i.ss Hannie Ix>ng of Blair.s, i.s .spending several days with Mr. and Mrs. B. H. Suddeth. Edwaixl Barnett of Atlanta, Ga., is visiting-his sister and brother-in-law, Prpf. and Mrs. A. \’. .Martin, Miss Olive Nabors spent the week end with her parents," wlio live near here. V > Will Griffin has ivturned to hi.s home in Richmond, V’a., after ■s})en<iing| i several days with his si.ster. .Mi-s. ' Blue Hose To Meet, Erskine At Rock Hill Tomorrow ations, Firms dividuals ' ... who desire a complete banking service are invited to have their account at this bank. Departments covering every ^legitimate need for the prompt and safe conduct of busi ness are placed at the service of depositors. Let Us Do Business Together To Our Mutual Advantage Murphy. .'seventh grade: Judson Keen, i Eighth grmie: Marguerite Capps. i Ninth grade: Wilhelmina Durden, Otn^rge M. Dan.s. • j.Mary Beth Ayes, Ruth Ryan. ] W**- and Mrs. Allen (oleman of Uu- Tenth grade; Ida Gamble, Margaret i spent the week-end with live for- Friday, for the first time in sev- Wilson.^ . - jmers parents,Mr. and Mrs. J. p,T'p;ibyt<*r:an college will Elach pupil mu.st make 80 or above j ^^^^nian. guests of Winthrop college in a on each subject taken, including da-1 Miss Ev’elyn Ohambers, student to be played in their l>ortment, to be lusted on the honor i Lander college, in Gi'eenw’ood, against Erskine. __ roll of the school. ' ^ 1 week-end, with her parent.s, Rev, | ^ years ago it was a* custom and MiS; H. O. Chambers. play Davidson at Rock Hill. But Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Adair of A^'j since athletic relations were severed lanta, spent the week-end with ther^^^.j^jj Davidson, P. C. has not carried former’s sister. Mrs. Henry J. Na4)ors.|tho pigskin in Rpek Hill. It will, in Bill Zealy of Augusta, Ga., spent a,sense, be homecoming for the Blue Farmers Meet In Laurens Today Ends Q Cold SOONER NEW BUSINESS CORDIALLY INVITED M. S. Bailin & tm; BANKERS OLDEST STRONCE.ST '^■1 ■ N -T' A. county-wide convention of Lau rens county farmers will be held at the courthouse this morning at 10 o’clock, it is announced by County Agent C. B. Cannon. All farmers are I 4hvlted to be p re-sent. The object of 'the meeting is to dis- cus,s the Bankhead bill or other meth ods of cotton production control. At the same time the convention will I elect three delegatee to* the state meeting to be held in Columbia on Inext Tuesday, Nov.'20th. few days last week with friends ^ bappy horn et’oming it will Presbyterian college Miss Elizabeth Harris of Greenville Womans college, spent the week-end with her parents, Mr. and .Mrs. T. G. Harris. M ifls Elizabeth Nelson of Ijander colleger Greenwood, spent the week end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Leake. Government Debt Reaches New Peak be. The Flr.skine team that the Blue Hose are meeting there i.s not one of the strongest in this stale. Their trail has been well marked with defeats, but they have gained the reputation of being one of the gamest .and hardest- fij^ting teams in this s<‘ction. The Calvinists'meet them just after Miss Helen Busbin of Greer, | ^heir battle with their groatest-state last week witih her siatfer and brother-^^d there may be some icaction in-law, Mr. and Mr*. Colie B. Adair, that will favor the Erskine eleven Mr. and Mrs, Rion Workman and slightly. But despite th<‘ fact that it children, who have b^ living near i jjke the Clinton boys game, there here, are now occupying an apartment (j^j^bt that it will be one of great on South Broad street, with Mr. and ^nd great football. Mrs. Roy Boyd. j Erskine team is re()orted almo.st FIRESIDE COMFORT FOR TRIPS ON COLD DAYS im Mr. and Petersburg, Mrs,- C. 0, Gal)l>ert of wholly free from PROVED BY 2 GENERATIONS Washington. .N'ov.' 10.—The federal government y^terday was deeper in debt than at any time iii its history.' Treasury. figures showed that the government now owe* $25,495,702,294 net, compared with the previous rec-., ord of $25,478,592,113 on Oct. 81, 1919. W. Va., were the recent; thought that the injuries an<l it is P. ('. ajj^tregation gue.srts of uMr. and Mrs. C. C. Giles. '^.ju similar position when the Muss Carrie Mae Phillips leaves this ^bistlo blow.s on NovorniKM- the If., week for Seneca, where «he will .spend) The probabirjTne-up.s are: \ WHEN YOU'RE RUNNING IN CIRCLES- ■'.t IF* tlma to' refresh yourself several weeks with relative*. Mr. and .Mrs. C. C. Giles were in Columbia last Wedneeday for the Elks’ banquet.. ' ‘ Mr, and Mrs, Ray Boyd spent' a few days last wpek in Greenwood with the former’s father, Who accompanied them home for a visit. Mr. and Mrs. John Wallace Cope-^ land have returned to their home in Sheffield, Ala., after spending several 4a;ra with the former's’parents, Mr. and Mr*. Dave W. Coj^and. Misses Myrl Rasrt, Margaret Rast, Annis Rast, Sarah Kirklaikf and Mar garet Biggin^ of Camden, were gueets Sunday of Mieees Jeannette Pitts and Florence Adair. t. . * Misses Martha Lomas and.EIizabeCTT" Copeland of Barksdale, spent last week with the latter’s patents, Mr. and Mrs. Dave W. Copeland. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Bupgesa, Misses Cleo and Lavern Burgess, Roy Bur gess, Miss lone^eal and J. R. Cobb spent'Sunday in'Charlotte with the former’s ^daughter. Miss O.. B. Bur gess, who is ia training at the Pfesby- terian hospital. I Presbyterian leV IV Yearout .... Tisdale ............ Home Plow<ten ...^ Boggs Millsap rt Forehand or Waldrep .L— le Perrin .J qb Higbe rh Thompson Ih ..... Bolkk Erskine Mlinn IH'Phillips Ig 7;...... 777"'’" A ustlh . c. . \Ford rg .., Crawford Reeves .. Getty s ..Whitesides ..Weir ... Leonard fb Panzarino Epworth Crushes ; Central Hi Here Healthful hot water heaters keep Greyhound coaches warm and cheerful ^de^ply cushioned chairs ara adjusiabla to any aripla ^ • VOU’LL enjoy the warm, comfortable ^ 9 ^ mterior of• a Greyhound bus these cold Round ond round —otgirt milot a day Jtttt in kousowork. Paos# for ico-cqld CocoXolo ond M fvfffvBRVOu ICI-COLD COCA-COLA IS IVIRY FLACI ILSI- IT OUOHt TO SI IN YOUR TAMILT RirRIOIRATOR, coca.cqlAmSOttuno ca J Greouw^, wb-umi { ^\CI^ COUGH Df^p .. . Real' Throat relief! Medicated with ingredi ents of-Vicks VapoRub CKIBKS CULOS fJO FEVER riBfTMV - ‘ lEADACIES WSCMIXCTB Epi>rt)rth orphanage, a Columbia in stitution, won the district high school championship by defeating Central High (in a contest on Johnson field Saturday afternoon.*The score was 27 to 0. The game was rather slow, as would j be expected of a class C high school game. The Epworth boys, although much smaller than the opposing ^am, showed far better form ahd were evi dently weli-coached. Theytscored early in the game, and from then on showed a superiority that was ^jprideirt all ) through the contest. A good running attack along 'with some tricky and j smoothly executed aeriaU. combihedj to give the -Epworth boys an easy victory, * Oljficials for the game weie": Harry BpIi^V referee; Pug Perrin, umph*ef Shoi|y Horne, headlin€®.tna»,. ^nd Boyle SqUoggB, field judge, Pluto Ross and Augustus Wilbanks 'assisted 'byl holding Jibe chain, while Alfred Ptow- SAVE ON YOUR THAHKSGIVING TRIPS THIS YEAR Oo •srto —star loti(ir— Mv« dram br Orajrbofmd OB trip* to tbo faam, home, or clMwhm duriof Thaangivinc boUdajn. ~r- days I It’s almost lik* a bit of ^summer, no matter how, chilly’the day Outside. You can take off heavy coats and sdll be jquite comfortable. Spare vouraelf and your ,qtf^e wear and tear of winter motori^. Trltvel in the comfort of an- expensive private car for . leas than the coet of driving a sm^ one. Frequent, well-timed departures, liberM stopover and return pf^eges make, it thoroughly practical'to .select Greyhound for your, “out-of-town car" weatherl For complete information about ‘ Greyhound travel, visit or call: ' . - ‘I ' I . Atlantic Greyhound Depot KELLERS DRUG STORE’ - 1 Main Street Phone. Xp. 1 .1 TIC Greuhound ^ an cm EES den w a^peg SUB«C»^!BF TO THE CHRONICLE uNtthibNiN -■ ■‘—Vrmrf'S