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* THUBSDAY. DECEMBtKR 20.1934 "t: ■ THE CLINTON CHRONICLE gLlOTON, S. C. '/ PAGE FIVE The Ideal Christmas I^resent A MODERN GAS RANGE OPERATII^G WITH BOTTLED NATURAL GAS^ li The finest, and quickrat fuel on earth. ^mokeleiB^. odorless and intensely hot. 1 - SeeHhe ^Sras ranges on display at~ t ^ The Home Eumitiure Co. • » * At| Laurens Carolina Suburban Gas Company g! B. Shepard, Mgr. I •t r MERRY WE WISH FOR YOU 4 T this Christmas season our ^ thoughts turn to you—our customefs in .CUnton and vkin* ity—who have favored us with^"^ your patronage during the past y«ar. It shall be our constant endeavor to further merit a con tinuance of y^r good will dur^i, ing the coming year. THAT THE NEW YEAR MAY BRING YOU UNTOLD JOYS AND PROSPERITY IS OUR SINCERE WISH. , Builders Supply Go. Lumber and Building Materials of All Kinds Phone 15-J To our many friends and customers we wish to take this opportunity of thanking you for the fine business given us during the past year, and wish for you a Merry Christmas and'a most" prosperous and happy New Year. We shall do our best to serve you efficiently throughout the coming year./ —SPECIALS— 1- . • 8-10 lb. Fredi Hams, lb. . • • •. • 20c Miracle Whip Dressing,^ qt ... 33c Kingan’s Reliable Eigs, doz... 35c 8-10 lb. Premium Cur^ Hams, —_ Lb. r... 25c Sniall Prised Tiukey, |b. •. 32^^^ Breakfast Bacoif fsBced), lb. .. 33c Shdled Black Walnuts, lb. .... 55c Heinz DiO Pickle, 3 for 10c FRESai FISH AND OYSTERS > 7^4 • ■ f Fanmns Eicliiingt 157 T. J. MJiLOCK, Mgr. WeDuiiTtr —1 j Dr. J, B. Kennedy is. spendinsr the, Christmas holidays with relatives in York. i. • ‘ .Mrs. Mike Caskey and %itle son, of Seneca, arrived last wei^ to spend ents, Mr. and Blrs. T. L. Cooper. the Haya b^spitar, where)'he under-i went an dppendix operation,. and is ' now convalescing: at theJhoiAe 'of Mr. and Mrs. R. W. W'ade. Friends of MTs. J. E. Mahaffey will the Christmas holidays with berpar-lbe sorry to^know that ahe is'confined J M »»» T V •'•Tis'it.- tr-.— V .-.1.1 . . .. ^ to the Hays hospital with injuries re- , Friends of Mrs. J. Ci CopeUnd will!c«ved in a fall at her home. • be sorry*to learn that she is^onfined; Friends of Elw<k)d Ibllard will be ! to her home on aTeount of illness. j sorry to know that he i.s confined to I Mr. and Mrs. J.^R:%hitmire; Missl^*® , Sara and W^illiam Whitmire. Mrs., Jr., Rosa W. Bushop of Sedalia, and ,P. ' daughter leave this week Bishopof Union, risitedriflatives here'to spend the holidays. I . the former’s parents. Dr. and . ^ [Mrs. J. B. Townsend. ' ” I Miss Lolii^ Cham;)eTs 8i>ent Chej Jack Jeans>'ho Is with the €. C. CJ week-end in Greernvoml w’Uh her sis-i Walhalla. arrives this weeki ters,, Misses Evelyn and Mary Glynn|t^ holidays with his par-' Chambers, who are studi^ts at Lander ents^Mr. and ,Mrs. J. D. Jeaks. coltege. I 'Ti t V Orange, N. J., Ml^ses Sadie Chandler, Lidie Leake, arrive Saturday to spend the and-Alfred Browning, students at the Christmas»holidays with her parents. in a wide variety await your>^ selection. liU ALL KINDS AND SIZES OF - POTTED PLANTS' FOR GIFTS CUT FLOWERS IN VARIETY University of South Carolioa. Colum- and Mr^. J. Will Uake. bia, arrived Monday to spend the ARTIFICIAL DESIGNS FOR ALL OCCA^SIONS COME AND SELECT YOURS EARLY Christmas holidays at home. Friends of Mrs. Woodrow Carter will be glad to know that" she is able to be out again, after having been confined to her home the past two weeks on account of illness. Miss Elizabeth Copeland of Barks dale, , spent the week-end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dave W. Cope land. ' Mrs. Davis Holland, Misses Marion Cox, Helen Milam, Helen Adair and^ Garrard Johnson were visitors Spartanburg on Saturday. i Misses-Jean McKee, Mary^Ander- fion, jamibs Sloan and William Blake ly, students at .Erskine college, Due Mr. and Mrs.' Harry Bolkk leave this week fbr Charleston to^^end the| Christmas holidays with/the former’s! parents, Mr. and Mrs. HL E. BoJick, Sr. I Miss Frances B^yce and Miss Ne!t Rearden of Woodfuff, si>ent the week end with Mr. akd Mrs. E. Lr-Blakely. Miss EUief Langston of Laurens, spent th^week-end with Mr. and MrC George^ii Copeland. ee O’Damiel, Charles kopor and ssey McFadden, students at the South CaioliiT^ Mescal college^ in Charleston, arrive totlay to spend the holidays with.Jtheir parents. Mrs. Jack D. Guerard and little son of Charleston, arrived this week to spend the Christmas holidays with CLINTON FLOWER SHOP 105 B. Carolina Ave, FLOWERS TELEGRAPH Phone 33 Wesrt, arrive today to spend the hoii- parents. Dr. and Mrs. Frank Kcl- days at home. I Mrs. W. P. Jacobs and Mrs. J. B. lers. Mr, Guerard wlil join them later. Misses Grace P']ie<lner, Martha Townsend, Jr., were yisitorsv,in . piieJner;* Inez Tucker, Opaj Fay Dan ville on Monday. » ^^d Evelyn P’erguson, situdents at .. Mr. and Mrs. 0. H- [ Montreat Normal school, will arrive V ivian Sheely, Sara Rae (.o|eman ^ spend the holidays at home. Elizabeth Lynn spent Sunday in Po- maria with relatives. Mrs. T, D. Copeland and Mrs. J. H The following Clemson students will arrive today to spend the holidays at home: Clyde Rampey, Bill Dobbins, Stone spent the week-end in (.olumbia. j Johnson, Jr., Thurston Giles, • Friends of B. F. Copeland wilLbej^;^ jjyan M^\l Crary, Hayne Workman, L. H. I>a\^ <> .son, and Bill Workman. * " The following out-of-town 'Thorn- well tcacherii leave tomorrow to.<ipend the Christmas holidays at their re spective bombs: Misses liota Mcln- -• — — ;■ Clio; Miriam Preston, DiH-atur, Mrs. Charles Ackc^an of ^^Macon/. y^rna Hill, Orangeburg; Mildred White, Charlotte; CarinTneTWbbre, Co lombia, and Luva McDonald, Iva. - The follpW^mg out-of-town teachers .sorry to know that he is confined to his home on North Adair street on ac count of illness. Mike Caskey of Seneca, sp^mt the week-end here with Mrs. Caskey, who visiting her parents, Mrs. and Mr^. L. Cooper. Ga., spent the week-end with her sis- lers, Mrs. R. E. Jones and Mis.s Aga tha EXavis. , Mrs. C. I). Pitts, iHvid and Frank schools leave tomorrow to Boland, Jr., spent .Monday in Impend the holidays at their respi'clive ville. .— " - I homes: Miss Olive Tuck, Spartanburg; o Mr. and Mrs. T. C. Chalmers^fjj||jj^j^ Gladys Stilwell, Silverstreet; A. Newberry.c spent Sunday with their Greenwood t Miss Lily,, daughter and son-^in-daw, Mr. and ^•'’'•|'Mu^-Werts, Silversti'eet; Miss Josie:<| Ansel Bobo. ,, , Pre.ssly, Fayetteville, Tenn.; Hr -Hn'<' Mr. and Mrs. I). R. Wall^e .and Xaylor, GreeCKMiss Azile Livingston^' A Merry Christmas “ ...and a. Happy New Year FOR ALL OF OUR FRIENDS AND PATRONS IS OUR SINCERE WISH Ani^ for the forty-eiKhth time we wish to thank you for. your Kood will and patronaKe and assure you that it shall be our constant endeavor in 1935 to merit your con tinued business, i ■ ' ‘ NEW BUSINESS CORDIALLY INVITED children of Philadelphia, Pa., are spending the Christmas season with Prosperity; Mi»s Ansie Kirven, East- over; A, lir McQueen,- Mullins; Mi.ss Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Hunter and other Ridgeland; Faul relatives near, here Jeff Boland and l.amar Nelson, Ro dents at Ivouisberg Junior college. Vane Elrod, Greenville; Miss'Anna o Bell Hudson, McColl; Miss Jna CtiTi:y,‘][ SimpsonvHle; Miss Lily Yarl>orough,|o Iy>uisberg, N. C., arrive j’^jEnoree; Miss Alline Newsom, Harts spend the Christmas holidays at home. I ^j]^. Lucy Bums, Sumter. Miss Helen Guerard spent the weeFc-j ^ j- end in Greenwood with her mother, Mrs. Virgrinia Guerard, who is a pa tient in the Greenwood City ho.spital. Mrs. Robert Longshore, Jdrs. t^yde Johnson of Kinards, Miss • Ruby Lee Bowers and Mrs. Andrew Johnson were visitors in Greenville yesiUirday. Miss Elizabeth Harris, student at Greenville Woman’s college, is sjKmd National Guard M. $. Bailei & Son BANKERS .OLDEST STRONGEST Holds Banquet; The first semi-annual banquet of the local National Guard unit was held in the armory on Monday evening. .... . »» The excellent turkey dinner with all mg the holidays with her parents, trimhiings, prepared! by IJh-'East- and Mrs. T. G. Harris. ' ' . lern star chapter, was highly enjoyed Miss Ruby Lee jvers man s, . ^ entire personnel of the unit has accept^ .a posi * e . ^'7'i ^Jojjg •with several gue.st speakers., Muspove Tea Room. Miss Bowei^^ is j \K‘h&\i malang her home wi r. an . expressing pleasure at Andrew John.son. .i having such a military organization Mr. and Mrs. Reese Cunningham , * Mountville, announce the birth of aj ^ ^ Blanton, of the college son on Saturday, Decemlier 15th. interesting historical Things to Woar. Things to Give Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Johnson and children spent Sunday in Newberry with Mrs, Johnson’s-parents, and oth- account of this country’s past experi- er relatives. operation within the unit. Friends of Wade Perry wiM be glad ences in i^ilitary affairs. Sgt. .Sterlin Young, of the college, talked'on co- Our Store Is Filled With Many . Inti^esting Gift Ideas , , , . . - Short talks were made by Dr. D. 0. i to taww th.t ho ha. returned from | ^ j —! George R, Blalock. ' Capt. Walter A. Johnson acted as master oif ceremonies ijid outlined the We invite you to see the unusual varieties of use ful and attractive Kiltie for everyone we are showing. Our counters are loaded, plenty of salespeople to serve you and give the kind of service you need and the type of merchandise priced at low prices that will make your Christmas-giving a joy. CHRISTMAS turkey DINNER /t BRING YOUR FAHILY ' AND DINE WITH US ON CHRISTMAS DAY A complete' holiday din ner of quality food, expert ly prepared and served! . Price' 50c Clintea Cafe The Best Place To Eat future plans for the battery. The next regular drill will be held January 7th, it was announced at the conclusion of the enjoyidile evening. Fergusofi Retires As Mail Carrier Gifts For Her —Silk Hose . —Sweaters —Dresses —Hats • -—Raincoats —Scarf Sets —Handkerchiefs —Ties —Slippers —Hat Boxes —Rayon Underwear With a record of 30 years in the postal service, Richard B. Ferguson, of this city, is the latest recruit to the, ranks* of/the retired list oL^Lau- rens county rural letter carriers. His retirement wjH become effective the 31at of this month, ^ Mr. Fergdson began his services at Renn<r on Dec. 16, 1904, and .served | out of that office until Jan. 31, 1932,^ at which .time he was transferred toj The Clinton office doe to a c<»isolicKi-• tion of routes. During his serviceat Renno he seiwed unde^ six pestmas- tara, aaid>for4be three years has Seen under , the supervision *of R. R. Blakely, local postmaster. ' Mr. Ferg^n wHl return to his bome^at R^no the first of the year. Tlie postoffiee force here, the patrons of his route, and^ wide circle bf friends and acquaintances in the city will regret to know t^t he and his family are leaving the city, and their 4)ast wishes will follow Uicm. Gifts For Hunt —Suits ;r-Sh!oes —Gloves —Sox —Jackets * -—Hats ' —Shirts / —Caps —Underwear Ties ^ -Raincoats Gifts For the Home —^Table Cloths —Pillow Cases ' —Bedspreads —^Towels —Madeii^a Nj^ikins The LEADER CLINTON, S. C.* I SUBSCRIBE TO t&R CBRONKU \ ■ .f ) V ..., r jy