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H f I ■i I 7 7- / THtntSOAT, DECEMBER 13. 1934 THE CLINTON CHEONICLE. CUNTON, 8. C. PAGE FTV >• .. *Bladc>Ey<id Susan’ On Tue8di(v Nisht Black-Eyed Su3an,” a spatklf three-act musical comedy, will be pre- "loves sepss and dancing and they hrej preseftt^ in this big show just at thej right plfccs. 'You will leave the audi-i torium whistling one of the catchy song hits. t. The vividness of the haint chorus will startle you# while the beauty" of f Personal sented at the Florida Street school auiI the .moonbeam waits will Idave you diiorium ^on next TWsd Dec. 18th, at eight o’clock auspices of the high school association. The scene is a moon-lit garden in the springtime. Black-Eyed Susan is a riot, with a laugh in every line. The play features a cast of forw promi nent local people and sixtew chorus f^rls beautifully gowned. Ejiverybody i ' COLDS PJI0 FEVER A. Moorhead was a visitor Holland, chief i to know that’ this production "*t kthe .popular prices wnfin^ to his home on Miis oT 15 and 25 cents grove street on account of illness. Mrs. Harvey Brannon of States- DR. JONES TO HOSPITAL The numerous friends in the city, tkeir mother, Emma Little, of. Dr. Dudley Jones will regret tot Mrs. Agnes Kem spent the week- know that he leaves tomorrow forj^nd in Greenw’o^ with her sqn and Ka «riil hA O nntiAnt daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. S. A, Hams and Miss Elizabeth Nelson spent Sunday in Fountain Inn with Mrs. Ernest Gault.- ( M’*''. Thrc.-nwcl! Dunlap and child' cn Charlotte, where he will be a patient at the Presbyterian hospital. Dr. Jones ‘has not been well for 'several weeks past and is going to the Char lotte institution for treatment. SALVe TMLETS FIRST MV NEADACNES MMHINUTfS SUBSCRIBE TU THE CHRONICLE “The Paper Everybody Rcada** \ Kem ^ Miss Dorothy Hagan spent the week-end with frien^d.s in Charleston. Mrs. Emma Little is spending a returned ye^erday from Sandersville, Ga., where they have been visiting her. Parents. ... . I Miss Mary Adams, Miss Coraj Richly, Mrs. Jennie Newkirk and Mrs. j Bessid Peters were visitors in Coltim- bia on Thursday. . Dr. John MeSween and Dean M. W. Brown attended the meeting of the Southern Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools held last week in Atlanta. ^ i Friends of John Perrin Glenn will few days this week\ in Simpsonville 7® sorry to learn that he is a patient with her daughter, Mi^. Morgan Todd. bhe Hays hospital, following an ap- Friends of C. E. Gklloway will be P®n<iix operatibn this -week. ; sorry to learn that he\is confined to Williams of Greenwood, I _ CIIeANING—That Keeps tou Wa HERE’S^ why' yner r ■ ■ ■- Our cj^oning pruceSs does a thordu^ job without de stroying; the natural w^mth-giving n^ of tl|e maierial. SdRie methods use hai'mful liquid eleap«*rs that destroy the nap and make you feel only half clothed. ' . USE THE “Oltb RELIABLE SERVICE”— PhoneV28 and well call. ' Buchanans DRY CLEANERS AND LAUNDRY • “TbE OLD RELIABLE” Phone 28" Gif Suggestions I his home on account af\illnessi Mrs, Reid Todd'i* ^pinding a few sister, Mrs. T. J. I^eake. days in thej*ea Ri^gesecnon with her; Mrs. J. M. Rtts, Mrs. R. S. Owens, sister, Miss Lizzie Sloan, who is ill. .Mrs. W. T. Ketnler and Mrs. R. J. Mrs. C. E. Nichols has returned attendeti a meeting of the spent a few days last •week with her! \ $1.00 • FOR MEN Colgate’s Gift Sets, $1.45 value for Williams’ Gift Sets, $1.45 value for $1.00 Mennen’s Gift Sets, $1.45 value for $1.00 Leather Traveling Sets, From $3.00 to $5.00 Militarjf^ Sejts .... $1.00 to $5 Yardley’s Shaving Sets, For 1 $2.35 Hpubigant’s Shaving Sets, ^For ^.25 Pipes $1.00 to $5.00 ^Rinkless Kaywoodie $3.50 Cigars in Christmas Pack- , ages—25s or 50s. Shaving Sets $2150 to $3.75 ^ FOR LADIES Evening-In-Paris Gift Sets $L65 to $3.45 Coty’s Toilet Sets, Compacts ......... $1 to $3.00 Cigarette Case and Com pact $3.00 popping Bags 98c Yardley’s Toilet Sets $3.00 Woodburv’s Toilet Seis, For $^1.50 iMelloglo Face Powder and Perfume Set .... $1.00 Perfumizers $1.00 Electric Irons, From $2.98 to $5.95 Electric Heating Pads $2.98 from Spartanburg, where she, has been visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. B. E. Wilson. ^ ~ .^Mr. and Mrs. W, H. Roberts and little son, Halsell, who have‘been liv- I ing near here, are now taking theit^ I home on Calvert avenue. Fourth District American Ijcgipn Auxiliary in Laurens Tuesday. , Friends of Miii.-JrlG. Roy will be glad to know that she has returned from Greenville, where she has been a patient in the City hospital the past few weeks. She is now at the home of her parents. Dr. and Mrs. A. E. Mr. and Mrs, W. W. Arrington and^ children of Greenville, ^pent Sunday! with Mrs. Arrington’-s parents, Mr. | ^ and Mra. R. F. JH.kely, NoV. HonOf RoUs Mr. and Mrs. Bonner .Harvley and-i. little daughter of Gieenwood, sjient Sunday with Mi's. Harvley’s parents, [Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Blakely. Mrs^ C. B. Betts ha.s returned from Easley, where she has beent visiting Mrs. Ben Martin. Mn and Mrs. William McCrarj’ re turned last week to their home in IVeatur, Ala., after spending several idays with the former’s mother, Mrs. For Clinton Schools ^ High School Eleventh grade: Sara Franci’s Bald win, Madeline Cassanova, Louise ^ Chambei's, Katherine Graham, I.acti- tia Jones, Elizabeth Nichoison, Chris tina Sowers, Sara .Anderson. Tenth grade: Th<'lnm Taylor, Law- ixmce Hall, Dorothy Clarke, Mary Established 1886 THINKING OUt4hIS BANKING PROBLEM A safe bank and a helpful bank to aid you in steer ing a straight business and financial course for the sake of yourself and your family is e.ssential fKcs^ days more than ever. / V W’hitman’s Candies, From 25c to $3.30 Chocolate Cordial Cherries, 1 lb 39c Our Own Confections, ' From ............. 24c to 98c Assorted Chocolates, 5 pounds $1.98 Eastman Kodaks and Cameras $1 to $12 Flash Lights .... 45c to $1.50 ^ Sheaffer Fountain Pens and Fountain Pen Sets. Genei:^.£lectric Radios Kellers Drug Store Telephone No. 1 , Clinton, S. C. R. J. McCrary. ' Miss Sara Rse Colom.nn spenj the' Cnwford, Alice NvighlMjrs. past week-end in l^^urcns with her I Ninth grade: Elizalndh Barnett, sister and brother-in-law, Mr. and 1 Ernest Hipp, W. I’. Bahlwini Tench Mrs. Hugh F. Morgan. [Owens, Ix)uise Bailey, Elliottc* Doh- ! Mi.ss Elizabeth Nelson, student at j bins, Roy John.sou, Callie Putnam, Lander college, Gre^n\VofHl. spent the Nora Cannon, Paul Leagms Richard week-end with h^ partmts, Mr. and Adams, James Freeman. Ml'S. T.,J. Leake. Eighth grade: Margaret^ Brice,!<► Mr. ami Mrs. H. L. Eicholberger an- lA)ui.se (’ch*, Frances Passmore, Fran-jJJ nounre the,,birth of a son on Saturday, c( s Simpson, Betty Spratt, Doris Sii- o i)ec4'mher Sth, at the Hays ho.^pital. — Friends of Wade PerrT'viH glml U'rine Bryson, Boyd Barton, Marion|j| to know that he is gettingVlong nicb-! Lawson, Frances Jackson, William 7 ly at the local hospital. afW an ap- lUifonl, Paul ('obb, Evelyn Henry. ’ ( < > (► ■ o O «► < ► pendix ofK*ration last week. Billy Pitts, Kohn Barne.s ftXd Joe Donnan attended a High-Y-convention Florida Street School Fir.st grade: Ix>nnic McMillian, Joy *^ SENSIBLE.... G(Hlf.rey, John Hunter, Karl Johnson, •in Charlotte, N. C., on Friday 'and|Fay Pitts, George Stums, Virginia, Saturday. \ I Henry, Brooks Copeland, William R. W. Johnson, Jr., left this we(>WMadden, David Tribble, Murphy Tim-i for‘Greer, where he has accepted a\ierman,. [ You will find thal this time-tested bank is always ready to place it.s banking experience and facilities at your disposal and invites you to make liberal use of them in your daily business transactions. <♦ < ' > i > ' ► NEW BUSINESS CORDIALLY INVITED M. S. Bailey & Son BANKERS OLDEST STRONGE.ST < • < ► '» (» (> (► o ' I <> 4 ♦ ♦ ♦' ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ i $ ♦ Christinas GIFTS position. . . A. W. Harrison, student at Pre.sby- terian college, was called to his home in Cairo, Ga,, Monday on account of the illness of his grandfather. ^ 'Becond grade: Ann McMillian, W’y-; m:iK Shealy, William ('ooper, Je^nj Alan Suddeth, Normo An-j dersonKKathryn Baldwin, Bobby Dean Dailey, ^ary Dean Holder, Richard Mr< and Mrs. Hugh Morgan of I^aur^ Stutta. rens, spent Tuei»day with the latter’.s Third gril^.e: Peggy John.son, Ame- parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Coleman, lia Payne, A'Oita Ca.Manova, Pringle Garrard Johnson spent Tuesday in Cojieland, Chris Adair, Harry Wilkes,} Greer with his upcle and aunt, Mr.. Fiiank Dailey. \ FARiy! For Men and Mrs. O. T. I.*wing. Fourth gradeMarcia Galloway, Miss Elizabeth Harris, student at j Agnes Hippp, Byrd\McMillian, Rufus Greenville Woman’.s college, .sfnmt the Sadler, Carolyn Fre^an, Mac Blan- Silk Mufflers • • $1.00 and $1.50 week-end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs, T. G, Harri.s. Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Reason; and ton, Ame Jacob.s, Jean. Layton, Mar garet Adair, Elwyn StWgeon, Betty Tribble, Frances . BameH, (’arolyn Silk Ties 25c, 50c, 75c, $1.00 Interwoven Sox ... 35c, 50c, 75c, $1 I daughters, Sara and Amelia, of Green-j Henry, Ian Morrison, Watiand.Hen ville, apent Sunday with Mia^ Maude i derson. ^ Pearson. ! Fifth grade: |letty Hunter^ Anne Mrs. J. A. Bailey visited friend.s in Keith,-Virginia Sumerel, Mary Bailey Spartanburg on Monday. Owens, Jane Little, John Sloan, Mar- Manhattan Shirts $1.95 n. Piedmont Shirts . $1.00, $1.25, $1.50 » !/ Men’s DreM Gloves, 50c, $1.00, $1.45, $1.95 Mrs. John Spratt spent a few days jorie Millor, Annette Mborh®^i<h Janies, last week in Greenville with her sis- Nason, Virginia Wier. ter. Miss Virginia Neville. J Sixth gra4ie: FVances Ryth,. Ed-j FYiends-of R, A. Gei.se-'will he in- wards, Lula Gray Harris, Helen .Mor-p terested to know that he is a patient [risonj Evelyn Sto^e, Noland Suddeth,, in the local hospital.\ ijt*anne Holman, Emily Martin, Mil-i Mr. and Mrs. R. M. League and .Mr.s. jdred Windsor, ElizalK»th Wyaor, Flop-1 Roy Madden were visitors in Spar-lence Ella Blakely, Evelyn Brady, Car-|| Already we !are thinking about ^our- Christmas dinners, and are buying only the best and choicest meats and groceries. We will have a large supply of fresh hams, hens, turkeys, and fryers. ^ GIVE US YOUR ORDER EArXy AND AVOID THE RUSH. taiiburg on Thursday. Mr. and Mr8< W. H Roberts spent Sunday in Rockingham, N. C., with , Reese Young. Seventh grade: Virginia .Sadler, Frances Speake, Mary Elizabeth Hald- Mrs. Fred Milam. [win, Walter Thomas Carter, Phylfis Leaflier, Suede and Wool Lumber Jackets Men’s Corduroy Jackets Men’s Snappy Hats, ' N $2.45, $2.95 and Mrs. T. J, Leake, Mr*. Jr,B. Wil- Holman, J. T; Lanford, Lewis Pitts. ' Academy Street School Thirst grade: J. D. Cooper, Mary Lou Few, Mary Fay Hughes, Gladys ... I Craig, Betty Punaway, Daisy Ijte Shooting rireworks Cobb,, J. n. cash, Andrew Cobb, ^ [Blanche Miller, Louise Jordan^ Second grade: Alvin Bagwell, Carl To Put Baui Oh / Men’s Overcoats and Rain Coats Nunn-Biish Shoes and Oxfords Men’s and Thorogood Oxfords firewotk's during th. chri.t™« holi- «'l»" days’ in the business section, and , !r*'n«nid.i M«r the polic depertment h« been ’l T " ~ tha Faster, Vivinnel Shockley, J. C. - The Chamber of Commerce at ^^Beniamin meeting Tuesday night spoke of the7*'^* Gwrge i y— J danger and annoyance of shooting the bu,in«. etrtet. and adopted ^ Ruth! Richard Foster, Ruth Gaines, Kuth; resolution requesting city council to prohibit the practice this year."^ Jones, Grace borne. Meadows, Nellie- Os- j See Our Spedud in Men’s Bedroom Oxfm'ds.— 50c Cigars In Christmas Boxes 4^1 Muny Other Articles We HaviR’t Space To Mention. Give' Us a Lopk Before Yon Buy. LB. Dillard NEXT DOOR TO CASINO THEATRE CCS Fifth grade: Gladys, Fortner, Fran-L s Sumrer, Hazel Cannon, Kathl^'^ LAMB CHOPS, Ib } ..V. 35c LEG O’ LAMB, lb. :. * 30o Fork chops, ib. L- 22yic. VEAL STEAK, lb" 7 ... . 7„ 25c KINOAN’S RELIABLE EGGS, dozen .. 35c CURED HAMS (whole) lb. ...... 25c BREAKFAST BAboN, Ib. . 33c LIVER PUDDING (home-made), Ib. 15c PREMIER VACUUM SEAC COFFEE, Ib. 33c KELLOGG’S CORN FLAKES, 3 pkgs. 1 25c HEINZ TOIHATO JUICE, 3 cans 7. . . . 25c TOMATOES, No. 2 cans, 3 for 25c Howard, Joyce Bra.swell, Mary Lou; i Pace, Frances Smith, Ruby 'Arruigton, I Lois James. j Providence School , First grade: Billy Gambrell, Jesse Frapk Harvey, Lucille Bowen, Mar- \garet Cauble, Betty Joe Wilson. Second grade; Cleo Hooper, Nancy I Neal, Dorothy Patterson, Bobby Dan-j [iel, William Patterson. ' j Fourth grade’; Doris HowelL- 1 Fifth grade: A. M. Shumate, James ' Von Hollen, . Ruby Anderson, Fay DUckett. / Fiftih grade; Gaynelle Hairston, Charles Hairston, Claude Crocker. We have a complete stock of Fruit Cake Material, Fruits, Nuts, Cakes, Candies. Phone us your^order today. We amestly strive to give you quality mierchan- dise at the lowest possible cost, i 1 1-1- Phone 157 T, J. BLALOCK, Mgr. We Deliver MEETING OMITTED . V f The local Legion Auiriliary will omit asi • i iU T^r m^in. duriii*J^ember.l SubsCTlbe tO Tile ChTOmcl the officers have announced. ^ a Yw \ * 7\. ‘ ■■-■L