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THE CLINTON CHRONICLE, CXINTON, S. C.
Joanna Mill News I
P , Perso^ial
.Goldville, Jan, IJ. —f Misis Audrey
Frady spent a few i^ays last week
witli Miss Ru^y Woodruff in Cli^tanJ^ Miss Lidie Davis of Langley, spent
L. A. Tew has returned to his home .the week-end with her parents, Mr.
in Sanford, N. C., after spending the and Mrs. John D. Davis.
fi.*uck Of Stale
Worth Millions
DECEMBER HONOR ROLL
FOR WADSWORTH SCHOOL
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p4st week With his daughters, Mrs.
Clarence Fulmer, Mrs. Floyd Wicker
and Mrs. E. J. Wilfingham.
• Douglass Ross of Greenville, visit
ed ins pa^ts, Mr. and Mrs. J. M.
Ross, on Saturday. '
C. V. W^ilson of Los Angeles, Calif.,
spent' the week-end with his sister,
Mrs. ,H, D. Dudley,
Leon Nichols of Newherry, visited
his brother and sister-jpflaw, Mr. and
Mrs. C. E. Nichols, last w'eek. , >,
Howard Watkins has Wtumed from
be interested tp know that he left Sat
urday for/Savannah,. Ipa. where hej Frank 0. Black Reports,
enliat^ in th^U. S. Marifie corps. He i / -7 ■■ *
has been sent to^Pkrris Island, Marine ) Columbia, Jan. 13.—ThT loUl value
— - ' j First grade: Johnitai Horton, junior
Vegetable Crops Show Increase | Motes, Jean William^
cf Eight Per Cent Over Third: grade: JiTp*CrawfoMt
tbn^ining base, where he will be sta- of South Carolina truck cropE grown
tioned for seveiaf months. in for shipping and cdlnmercial
nviiii friands of J. A. Bailey |caning, was estimated at $3,436,000
> suy of «ver.l wo«b with reUtiTos b"''!.'* left yes-.in aj'^ort issued by Frank O; Black,
and friends in Arkansas terday {for Charlotte, Where he is a crop statistician of the United Sutes
^Tilr. and Mrs. Jolm Fuller of An-(Mr* and Mrs. J. D. Jeanes. | jjj. Cooper and lit-i$3,179 000.
derson, and Mrs.. Ollie Medlock ofi Mrs. Joe E. Land of Buffalo, visited!tie son spent Sunday in Batesburg^ Prie'es for
r sistorc Mr« Salma FVanlra an/1 I ht..- y~>
Fourth grade: Omega Monroe.
Sixth grade: Dorothy Horton.
Seventh grade: Ida Crawford, Mar
tha Young. ,
Radios^ Tubes
SmHIi’s Phamaqi
the 1933 value, W'hich was given as
Aiken, spent a fwe day.s last week her si.sters, Mrs. Selma Franks and
with Mrs. Rebecca Fuller. ' Mbs. George R. Holland, last week.
Mrs. Dbcia Singleton, Miss Ruby '
w'jth Mrs. Copper’s father.
Miss Marguerite Wood of Atlanta,!
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Dudley, and Ernest Fennel of Abbe-^Qa., is visiting her sister, Mrs. L
sViJle, visited Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Dud-^ Hill.
# D . u • . 1 Mr. and Mrs, Lee Caldwell an-
AJr. Whitman of Date«burg, is vis-|_„„_„ 41,* k:..fu j u. u
itihj'Kis dawh;er, Mrs, C. K. Bol.ndt’
Mrs. .Msigis Timer of Woodruff,'
Dec. Honor RoUs
asparagus, fall ^ snap
beans, fall cabbage, cantaloupes, let
tuce, cucumbers, peppers, spinach and
watermelons were higher in 1934 than
in* the previous year, the report said,
Condensed Statement of the Condition of
M. S. Bailei £ Son
P ^15 spring snap
• iXrflUlWJal kJVllWlPj beans, spring cabbage, greeh tipam
is spending a few-weeks withMr. and
Mrs. Claude Johnson;
Mr. and Mrs. E. T. W’oodruff and^
Providence School
Fir.^t gtade: Billy Gambrell,'^ Jesse
I family are now making their home Harvey, Jack Parrish, Lucille
Mr. and Mrs. Claude Farmer, Mrs.'^- C>wcns street in the residence for-Margaret Cauble,
I >.waii.-., opiiiiK va'Lnj*nf;c, Ktccil pCES,
early Irish potatoe.s and tomatoes de
cline in 1934.,'^ ^
Acreage ha wested during the -year
was given as 64,050 acres as compar
ed with 56,350 in 1933, and 61,550 in
Guy Putman and Mrs. L. H. Poa’g vis-1 occupied by T. M.‘* Booth and Cle,^Hooper, Nancy
ited Mr. and Mrs. Charlie
Ware Shoals Sunday.
Cole in
' family
i Friends of Mrs. Fred Scott will be
! sorry to know that she is ill at her
1932.
Thij is the fir.st year since 1929
Third grade: Cassie Nelson, Blanch that total acreage has'.shown an in-
McCord.
Fourth grade; Ruby .\nder8on.
Fifth grade: Gaynelle Hairston,
Y W A. Meeting ' home on E. Carolina avenue.
The'Y. W. A.’s met with Miss Sarah Lansrston and little son
Osborne Monday evening^ The devo-i®^ Greenville, spent Sunday and Mon-j
tional program was led by Miss Se-1 Dr- Mrs. Fryk Kellers, j
<IUdla Cox. uiiicers for the new year KvlL.o, J..,i
were elected. A delicious salad course Frank_Kellers, Sr., are visit-1 First grade: Mary Lou Few, Gladys
crease,” the report .said.
Aeadawir Stnaat
was served by Miss Sarah Osborne
and Lillian Jenkins.
' Reiuma From ^oapital
The little son of Mr. and Mrs. Pal
mer Bragg was brought home Sunday
from Spartanburg, where be had been
under treatment at Dr. Smith’s baby
clinic.
Missionary Meeting
The Woman’s Missionary society of
the Methodist church held its regi|lar
monthly meeting at the home of Mrs.
C. N. Franks. Mrs. Ross had charge
of the program which centered about
the work for the coming year. Pledges
were made for the new year which
was increased ten per cent over last
year. At the clo.se of the program Mrs.
ing friends in Greenville today.
Miss Frances Roper of Buffalo,
spent the week-end with her parents,
Dr. and Mrs. J. C Rpper.
Mrs. JuaniU ^rerett has returned
to her home in Richmond, Va., after
spending some time with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. L. T. Lawson.
Mrs. Floyd Hitt and little son of
Eklgefield, spent Sunday here with
We Do All Kinds of
PRINTING
Except BAD
cimewfCLB prtitwHfffc, ccr..
relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Y. L. Copeland and
family are making their'home in-iCer-
shaw, where Mr. Co{>eland has aa^t-
ed a po.sition.
Craig, Betty Dunaway, Thelma Green,
Cora Lee Harrison, Mary Fay Hughes,!
Daisy Lee Cobb, Blanche Miller, Helen
Qsbor^^e,. Jv D. Cash, Andrew Cobb.
Second grade: ’Thomas Bearden,
Carl Campbell, Carl Windsor, Myrtle
Clem, Helen Harrison, Hele'n Mattox,
Iiell Pressley, Elisabeth Revels, Mil
dred Sanders, Alvin Bagwell.
Third grade: Lewis Bagwell, J. C.
Lawson, Walker Osborne, Leonard
White, Earl Wilbanks, G^rge Wil
banks, Benjamin Woodward, Charlotte
Daniels, Vivinnee Shockley.
Fourth grade; Richard Foster, Fred
BUCK-DRAUGHT
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Leaman ofi Galloway, Ruth Gaines, Ruth Jones,
Whiteville, N. C., are spending a few Erline Meadows, Grace Meadows,
days with Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Sow-lNVUie Osborne, Edith Wright, John
ers and other relatives and friends. iHarmbii. ‘ r-
Mr. and Mrs. Bonner Harvley and^ Fifth grade: Gladys Fortner, Fran-
Rosa was presented svith a gift fromtli^^^! daughter j>f Gr^nwood, spent Ices Summer, Kathleen Howard, Loisji
the society in appreciation of her ser- B,. James, Hazel Cannon, Joyce Bras-
OMiUallfW* BayaNima
WriUof troBx bar homa Fea-
toi^ Itew Mib. Ani^s LaPlanta Mgs:
*X am A praetleal nuiii and Z xae-
ommond to soato of mjr patlsnts
tbat thto taka BlaolMDraii^di, for
II la aom a g^ la&Um 1 took
Ittor eonatlpaUort, htadache and a
dun laallBf that Z had so much. A
fiw doaM of Blaok-Z>iaught—^and
Z felt Just fins.**
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asTSw SMi M «aa VkASfarS'a Btoak-
.PrSeiiil la a faaS, feraW vafataMa Uxa-
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BANKERS
of Clinton, South Carolina
AT THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS DECEMBER 31, 1934
. . - RESOURCES: <
Loans and Discounts - .$902,406.59
Banking House 7,086.96
Stocks and Bonds '. 35,000.00
Real Estate ./ 10,567.49
Due from Banks and Cash on Hand 178,713.56
Other Resources 4,802.46
TOTAL ...^ ...'.^ $1,138,577.06
— ■-■■--a.UBIUTlES.t ’ —
Capital Stock $ 20,201.40
Undivided Profits . 21,516.47
Due to Banks NONE
Bills Payable .Z. .... NONE
Other Liabilities NONE
DEPOSITS ...1,096,859.19
TOTAL :.. $1,138,577.06
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Your attention is called to the above statement re
flecting the condition of our bank. On the strength of this
statement we solicit the accounts of firms, corporations
and individuals, both Commercial and Savings. «
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vices for the past three years. Mrs.
Franks served a delicious salad course
with coffee.
Blakely
I Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Adair spent
the week-end in Williamston with the
well, Betty Malpne, Mary Lou Pace.
Florida Street School
The next meeting will be at ^ j^rade: Ix>nnie McMillian, Joy
home of Mis. John DuBois. , Yoon< Godfrey, Virginia Henry, Caro-
business visitors in Greenville on , ,
— rp, , ' !yn Pitts, ray Fitts, Kail .Johnson,
December Honor Roll For
Joanna School
First grade: Joy Surratt, Mildred
ay
Madden, George' .Starnes, i
Timmerman, Brook.s Cope-i
Thursday. w'lr.
Miss Etta Nabors of ChailotU*, N* w*
C., spent the week-end with her par- : • j t i'
», . r r V 1 . : land, David I riobu*.
^V^nnoe*" Jo^'mcS" Hom*'Bran"I’"‘"'.J'
Simlna, B.;ro„ 0-Shield,>-i»l‘i"'' f 'i'ler. Mra,.George l)a»ia J*-" Me.Sween, Alan ,‘;uddeth, Norlna
' ’ and family
Mary Johnson,
Second grade: Horace Bodie, J. R.
Hall, Jr., Alfred Reeder, Richard Will
ingham, Sybil Farmer, Novella Mcr
Curry.
Third grade: Mary Franci.s, Marci^
Miss Ne|le Abr&ms spent the week-
Anderson, William Coojk'V, Ann Mc-
.Millian, Charles Winn, Wyman J^hea-
For
•a«
end in Augusta, Ga., with her .sister,iJyf Kathryn Baldwin, Richard .Stutts,
Miss Lou Abrams.
' Mi.srses Sadie Chandler and Lidie
Leake of the University of South Car-
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0’Shi.lds, ,\Iary Krancoa Kowland,-; G)*;hl '-he 'vM'k-ond at hffltt,
Edna .Earle Workman, Eunice Whel-'. Mr. and .Mrs, Georffe .Adily and fam-
chel, Bobby Boyce, Fred D. Bragg,
Pope Oxner, V’ernorj King, Pauline
Sorrow, Doris Thomas.
Fourth grade: Bruce Abrams, Wil
liam Poag, Billy Willingham, Bobbie
Edna Bablwin, Bobby Dean Dailey.
Third grade: . Peggy Johnson',
.Amelia* Payne, I’l ingle Copt*tan<l,
Chris Adair, .Anita Cassanova, Wil
liam Graham, Harry Wilkes.
F'ourth grade: Agnes Hipp, Byrd
McMillian, Rufus Sadler, Carolyn
jlrteman/ Margaret Adair, Mac Blan
ton, Ame Jacobs, .leaft Layton, Betty
Jean Carr, Letha Crapps, Elmolene
Farmer, I^y Francis, Juanita Franks,
Viola Hall, Juanita I^ehman, Gladys
Willingham.
Fifth grade: James Byar.s, Maurice
Davenport, W’endell Hair,
Nabors, Hazel Adams, Ellen Boyce,|‘
Doris Bozard, Miriam Davenport, Wil-,
iily spent Sunday in Spartanburg with
Mr. and .Mrs. Algie Bobo.
Miss Mary Higgins spent the week
end at her home near LaureTi.s.
William Blakely of Erskine college, j Tribble, Elwyn Sturgeon, Watland
Due West, spent the week-end with j Henderson, Alice Baldwin,- Carolyn
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. F. IL.nry, .Margaret Simpson.
Blakely. ^ | Fifth grade: Betty Hunter, .Mary!
•Mack Lake’ Plowden and “Fat” j Bailey Owens,'Anne Keith, Marjorie!
Penn* of Greenwood, s|H*nt Sunday/Miller, Jane Little, Annette .Moor-1
Joh"nnle former’-s aunt and unc-W, Mr. head, James Na.son, Virginia Wier.
' ind Mrs. J. D. Jeanes. ^ Sixth grade: Lula Gray Harris,
.Mr. and M rs. T. C.- Rowland of Daw- Jeanne Holman, Fivelyn Stowe, F'ran
The New Year
lette Evans, Mary Lanford, Dorothy »<>7. at"", mTl Ruth Edward.,, Hvlen , .VG,rr,»on.
Sulton, Ella Mae Sulton, Bernice' E. L. Blakely and o-.her rela- Carolyn McSw«.n, Noland .Suddcth,|
Whelchel, Dorm Clark, Vonetta Brah.|''\Y m. the county. , - Emdy Martm. Elizabeth Wysm, .Wl-.
non, Elaie Mae Burnett, Opal Smith. , Jj- '"'idy, Horencej
Sixth grade: Juanita Adama, Sybil '■’iWren of Charlotte N. €., apent|Eila Bl.k^y, - ,
Jenkina, Jeanette Ga.skin,,, .Nellie;Sunday^with .Mr.s Aahmore, parent,. Seventh grade: Virg.n.a budlft.
j Mf- aRtl Mr.s. T. L. Cooper. ; Charles A arborough, Phyllis Holimuir
; Mrs. W. E. Neighbors, Mrs. P. B. jJ. T. I>anford, Mary F'lizabeth Bald-
Adair, Misses Fals'ie Neighbors, Louise [win, Sibyl J^mes, I^ewi-s Pitt.s, Walter;
McCrary and Tokie Adair were visit-! Reeder, Capitola Parrish, FNelyn Rob-|
A well-equipped office inessential in the com
duct of every business—it saves time and worry
and makes for efficiency. Here you will find
everything you need in Office Supplies for the
New Year. , - - '
F’armerv Ruth Starnes, James Fox,
Edward Lehman, Harold I^ewis, John
nie Stroud. ^
Seventh g^i-ade: Lee Ellison, Ray
mond Frbnklin, Charles Franks, Ray
mond Turner,, Kelly Waits, Mildred
Bozard, Sybil Byars, Idethel Francis,
Ruth. HaiV, Virginia Jenkins, Ruby
Kelly, Mary Marshall, Sabry Smith*
Louise Smith, Everlena Whelchel,
Elizabeth ‘Will^gham.
NOTICE OF STOCKHOLDERS
MEETING
Notice ia hereby given that the an-
TIMELY SUGGESTIONS
ors in Newberry Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Eklward Brailsford
and little son of Summerton, visited
erts.
High School
Mrs. Brailsford’s mother, Mrs. Dudley Eleventh grade: Sara Frances Bald-
nual meeting of stockholders of the^
Stutz-Hadfield Silk Corporation will
be held on Monday, January 28th,
1936, at 3 o’clock P. M., iq the office
of the Mil on Davidson Street in Clin
ton, S. C. At this meeting Directors | visitors ih
will be elected for the ensuing year
Jones, last week. . [win, Madeline Cassanova, Louise
Mrs. Mpntie M. Davis returned .Chambers, Katherine Graham, Lae-
Sunday to her home in Lincolntonj I titia Jones, Modeene Finney, Chris-
N. C., after visiting her parents, Mr. jtina-Sowers, Sara Anderson, Eliza-
and Mrs. J. T. Lokey. - 'betK Nicholson, Margaret Sullivan.
Friends of Mrs. E. L.'Blakely willi Tenth grade: Peggy Sprunt, Fran-
b» glad to koqw that she is nble tojees Bouknight, Thelma Taylor, Law-
be out again after having been con-Jrence Hall, Jane Sturgeon, Maryi
fined to her home the past ten days I Crawford, Thomas Eili.son, Mnrtha-
with influenza. reiie Pitts.
Mrs. C. yf.'hooper, Mrs. RusseH i Ninth grade: Eme.st Hipp, W. Pw
Cooper andyMrs. T. L. Cooper ^ere j Baldwin, Rizabeth Barnett, Elliotte
reenville yesterday. Dobbins, Tench Owens, Roy Johnson,
Mrs. J. M. LaRoche of Charleston, Paul League, James Freeman, Vivian
For Help In Starting the New Business Year
Rightly
Blank Books
Blotting: Paper
0
Carbon Paper
Index Tabs
Ink
Ink Stands
and such other business as tnay prop
erly come before the meeting will
taken up.
All stockholders are urged ^to be
’present or represented by a proxy.
C. W. STONE, President.
Dated Jan. 15, 1935.—l-24-2tcw.
is the guest of Miss Caroline Jlaldwellj Nabors
on the Thomwell orphimage campus.! Eighth grade: Margaret Brice,
Misses Mildred White, Miriam Pres-I Frances Simpson, • Betty Spratt, Ar-
ton and Caroljm Moore were the
week-end guests of Miss Luva Mc-
chie Dixon, Doris Suber, Catherine
Bryson, Evelyn Henry, William Bu-
Donald in Iva. . jford, Louise Coe, Paul Cobb, Bo^d
Miss Jamie Little leftMonday fori Barton.
Cash Books
liotter Heads
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Commercial
Envelopes
Envelopes
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INSURANCE
Wej offer expert eerrlce
ajidL protectioii. Asent for
some of the 'strongest Fire
'Insurance Companies in
America.
REAL ESTATE
Town and eoimMy-prop-
erty^ Prices aKraetive.
Clmton Reilty &
Iiisietoioe (5o.
Bji*H. BOTD, AgenF
a ten daya^^kit to her couin. Miss
Mildred Milam, in Leesburg, Fla.
Friends of J. ^W. Coltmah will be
glad to know that he has retymed
home from Greenwood, where he has
been a patient in the City hospital,
and is now improving at his home in
College View.
Friends of B. F. Copeland, who has
been a patient in a Spartanburg hos
pital, will be glad to know that he has
Filing Equipment
Folders
Glue ‘
Gummed Labels—
Letter Trays
Loose Leaf Forms
Mailing Labels
Mimeograph Paper
Paper Clips
Pen Holders i.
Pencil Sharpeners
Reinforcements
Ring Books
Rub^r Bands
Rulers
Second Sheets
Moisteners
Stamp Pads
Notary Seals
Stenographers*
Note Books
Perkins Whacks
Townsend Plan
j etumed and is now at the bonie of
New York, Jan. 13.—The ‘Townsend
plan” for paying pensions of $200 a
month to persons over 60 is termed
Ve<u>nomically' and socially unsound”
by Frances Perkins, secretary of la-
Rubber Stamps
Typewriter Ribbons
hlir'dftughter,'Mr8. C. W. Weir.
Mr. and Mrs. D. D. Edmunds of
Winston-tSalem, N. C., spent the •past
fck-end with the latter’s parents,
. and Mra. H. D. Henry. Mrs. Ed-
nds remained for a visit while Mr.
Elands is attending an insurance
eo'nveBtion in Indiana.
Friends fd John D. Davmy.,^r., will
bor, in an interview which will appear
tomorrow in the American Magazine.
Miss Perkins puta her approval on
an old aga pension which would be
“cconomcially possible.”
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