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/ -TA ^ ,y. Board Of. Hiealth SuggestSom ^ In K Wunegala, ^7^, the maiaria plagw which cost the lires 30,000 persons in ,the last three months, is at .present overwhelming the entire staff «f the -gown’s oply hospital. Malaria is' caused from a mosquito bite. Fight the mosquito in Clinton. .Five dogs in Anderson •county the total number inoculated dev^ped' rabies, due to the lack of i)se of the SPECIAL FOR F^RUARV Large 39e, i^hce bottle of l^retest. Sodium Perborate, pleasantly flarored, and regular 25c tube Rexall Milk of Magnesii^ Tooth Paste—BOTH for 39c. Save 25c SMITH’S PHARMACY The Rexall Drug Store SUBSCRIBE TO THE CHRONICLI *nie Paper Everybody Rea^ . At the present time, in Greenvilfe 45 persons are bei^ treated vehtion of rabi^ due to ^ scratch and bite of h'rabid Caboose in the Camperdown mill vmihity. One case of typhoid fever, two" of diarrhea, thpee of pellagra, one tuber- culosis,^thMe lobar pneumonia, one bronchopneumonia, five m^les, two whdoping cough, 88 influenxa, three ills, two gonorrhea, and 13 mumps were reported to the local vl Board of Health during January. In* fluenza heads the list and can be so easily prevented by caring for the cold that starts it. , The town council has adopted a res olution approved ^by^ the Board of Health, requiring the health officer, >s a measure of improvement of the Fleming Mason of Columbia, spent the week-end with bis mother, Mrs. D. W.^ Mason. Miss Margarbt Blakely spent spent Sunday in Due West with her brother, William Blakely, who is a*^ student at Erskine college. Lawrence Davis spent Sunday in Dae'W>st with friends. Friends of Mrs. D. E. Tribble will be sorry to learn that she is confined to her home recovering frqm injuries received in a fall last week. Hugh Eargle spent the week-end in Columbia with his sister, who is a pa tient ii\ a Columbia hospital. public Iwalth, to investigate the sewer | Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Tribble returned connections of houses available to city 1 this w'eek from a tnp to Lima, Ohio. sew.r»,e. anj determine ttose notl Mrs. James Davis of Co- eonii^ananot svsihn« themMfyes'',„„bi, week.end with Mr. of the opportunities afforded by the sewerage system in the town of Clin ton. These connedions can reduce dan ger of typhoid fever considerably. I - tSse This Cream To Protect Your Complexion This C h a R g e a b 1 e Weather. Regular Price $1.50 Special.. 50c Wk utrotATivt CMAM h ••• *•«« S8 WE CARRY THE FUli. UNE OF LUCRETIA' VAN- DERBU.T PREPARATIONS SADLER-OWENS PHARMACY Telephone 400 “Corner At Union^SUtion** Notice of Payment of Dividend The* Commercial Bank of Clinton, S. C.^ will under the authority of orde^i^(^ by the State Board of Bank Control, pay a dividend of ten ’ per cent -to depositors on February 14, 1935. Depositors will call at the Bank on or after that date, bring with them Conservator’s receipt so that credit may be entered thereon. H. D. HENRY, Consemtor . Another Surprise Value -f * ^ Colorful Plaids! Stripes! Dots!- A Wash Dmtet w ■ In fasi<olor Rondo prints! 9»’ Beautifully styled with tailored dr “fussy” organdy trim! Snutrt shirt frocks! Short tailored or* puffed aleeves! Cap or flared sleeves! Plaid-effect checks, florals! Stripes, dots,, too! A'marvelous group at 98c. In all sizes 14 to 52! Make an early selection! ;r PENN !T'S ■1 I. C. »B«»IT COMFAmr^ And Mrs. ,W. M. Chaney. * Miss Blanche Wells of Leicester, _N. spent the past week-end with Mrs.' Estelle Abrams and family. Miss Margai^t Mcijuiston of Co lumbia spent the week-end with her mother, Mrs. Cora McQuiston. Clyde Rampey, who is a student at Clemson college spent the week-end on vthe Thornweil Orphanage campus. Mr. and Mrs. Craig Kennedy of Spartanburg spent Sunday with the latter’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Pitts. Miss Annabel Hudson is spending several days at her home in McColl, where she is recuperating from a re cent illness. Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Holland, Mrs. C. Q. Holland, Mrs. W. E. Falls and Mrs. Nancy Bramlett spent Sunday MorgantonrN. C., with, relatives. Mrs. Bramlett remained for a visit with her daughter. Rev. and Mrs. B. S. Drennan an nounce the birth of a son, John Ber nard Hewitt, oii Thursday, February 7th, at the General hospital in Spar tanburg. I Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Vaughn of Bel ton, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon B. Gurley of Anderson. were guests of Mrs. Vaughn’s sister, Mrs. J. T. Pack on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. S. W. Sumerel and children visited friends and relatives in Woodruff on Sunday. Mis.ses Mildred White and. Miriam Preston Bjicnt the past week-end in Charlote, N. C., w4h ixdatives and friends. Dr. and Mrs. L. Ross ^Lynn left Tuesday for Jacksonville, Plant City and-Tampa, Fa,, in.the interest of the orphanage. - Miss Elizabeth Sheely of Ninety-Six spent the week-end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. O. I. Sheely, She was accompanied home by Miss Grace Wallace. Darr«ll ‘Franks left last week for Chicago, wKere he is taking an elec trical course. Frank Davis of Kings Mountain spent the past week-end with his par ents, Mr. and Mrs. John D. DaviSi — Miss Jeanette Crawford of Colum bia spent the week-end with her moth er, Mrs. J. W. Crawford. Mrs. 0. I. Sh^ly and Misses Eliza beth Sheely and Grace Wallace were visitors in Greenville Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Copeland an nounce the birth of a daughter, Joan Elizabeth,, on Thursday,‘Jan. 31st. Misses Ber^ Pexy, Pitijr Peiiy and Jesse Sutton of C^umbla spent Sun day here with friendly Mrs. Sudie Eklwards has returned to her home in Union, after spending a few days with her daughter and son- in-law, Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Cooper. Miss Jamie Little has returned from Leesburg, Fla., where she has been spending several weeks with relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Nash and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Nash of Spartanburg spent Sunday with Mrs. M. E. Nash and family. ^ Mrs. J. G. Schuler has returned to her home in Richtex, after spending the past several days with her broth er and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. George R. Holland. ' Mr. and Mrs. T. G. Harris were in Woodruff Sunday for the funeral of Miss Edna Gray. , , W. G .Mayes has returned to his home in Newberry after spending a few days with his sister, Mrs. Mary Chalmers and Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Abrams. Floyd Adair" of Colun^bia spent the week-end with his mother, Mrs. Lo rens Adair. Carroll Pitts of Inman, Davis Pitts of Atlanta, Gai, and Denny Pitts of Greenville spent Sunday with their nmther, Mrs. Nannie A. Pitts. Miss Frances Roper of Buffalo, spent tl}e week-end with her parents. Dr. and Mrs. J. C. Roper. Miss Nelle .^Rearden of Woodruff spent,the week-end with Mr, and Mrs. E. L. Blakely. ^ Friends of MisSes Vera and Gladys. Willson will be sorry to- learn thati they are confined to their home in Cross Anchor on account of illness. i D. C. Rogers, D. C. Rogers, Jr., Mack and James Waters of Pelzer spent Sunday here with relatives. _ Among the out-of-town people here Friday for the funeral o^ Charles S. Lankford were:. Mr. and Mrs. S. S. Lankford, Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Hughes, Mrs. Joe^ Hawkins, and family, P. D. Bishop and Charles F. Ray, all of Un ion; Mrs. Carrie R. Asbury of Green ville; Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Whitmire, Mrs. Rosa Bishop, Miss Sara and Wil liam Whitmire of Cross Keys; Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Whitmire of Enoree; Mrs. Hpgb Morgan and Mrs. Allen Cole man of Laurens; Mr. and Mrs. Joha Johnson of Newberry, 'Miv.i^d Mrs. J. J. Caldwell and children of Enorde> visited Mr. land Mrs. J. T. Pack' on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. S. S. Lankford and Mrs”, f^ed Barfield of Union visited Mrs. C. S. Lankford and other rela tives on Sunday. ‘ » Dr. D. 0. Rhame, Jr., was in States- burg, Friday, for the funeral of James Pagan. . M iss Winifred Sitgreaves of Lau rens is a patient in the local hospital. W. W. Harris^andnjttle daughter, Cornelia, have been confined to their home the past week sufferingfrom at tacks of influenza. t. Misses ‘Elizabeth Ndson, Mary White and Miriam jWatsoh, students at I.ander college in Greenwood, spent Sunday with'the former’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. T. J. LeakeV Mcs. J. F. Jacobs; Sr., Miss Clara DuokeCt, T, D. Jacops and Mrs. J. B. Townsend, Sr., of Anderson are spend ing several weeHs in St. Peteri^urg, Fla. Mrs. D. P,. Gray and Mr. and Mrs? Paul Gray of Williamston visited the former’s daughter and son-in-law, Mr and Mm. W. D. Adair on Saturday. , Mr. and Mrs. Joe Shealy and chil dren and W. C. Wise of Batesburg, spent Sunday with the latter’s daugh ter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Lynn CooopcT. Before Popularity - Repairs and Parts Radios - Ranges - Irons Radio Exchange Phone 36 ' .Every banfcer has repeatedly faced the oppor- tunity to become popular by being overly liberal in lending his depositors* funds. , . . * ' * The only type' of-popularity which we know of that is worth while for a bank to have Is bas^ on sound conservative judgment and_practice/.that ripens into loyal friendship through the years. V, It is fpunded on experience that the bank .is fair, considerate and always had the welfare of the com munity at heart, as well as its depositors’, and stock holders’ interests. NEW BUSINESS CORDIALLY INVITED M. $. Biilin £ $01 OLDEST BANK E ]R S ' . strongest Subscribe to The Chronicle $1.50 a Year Notice T 0 Depositors! FIRST NATIDNAL BANK, Clinton, S C. The following persons have on deposit in the First National Bank, Clinton, S. C., certain amounts which they have hot proven claim for, therefore received no dividend, if they will- call by the office of said bank and presenCtheir pass book or other evidence oythe account, we will prove their claim. ' X' (Sittned) W. SCOlT FARLEV, Receiver. Charley Alfred John A. Bachelor T. U. Hellams Renner Ihoatre Joe S. Anderson J. A. Arnold Belle Henderson Ike Rice F. Ethel Balentine Mrs. (lary K? Dailey Hugh D. Henderson Walker Rice Uobt. W. Bcnn Mrs. N. C. Barre i Mary J. Henry V- Mrs. M. I. Richbourg Ed. W. Bonds > W. D. Barre Arthur Hill W. R. Ricker J. B. and Edith Boozer Mrs. Mary B. Darreft WillHill ' . J. A. Roland Hattie and Lewis Briggs S. H. Barton K. E. Hiller Victor Rudd Nelle Brown ^ • J. W. C. Bell, Jr. J. H. S. ilipp Beatrice A. Russell ~ Calhoun Highway Assn. Bethlehem Grove John I). Holt I.. F. Sadler , W. C. Carmichael' Prietlla A. Blakely Mrs. J. H. Jloolen Mattie E. Sanders Green Chambers S. H. Hlume J. ilamp Horton H. li. ScaiCe Clinton WhoIesaleXiro. Co.' P. 1*. Itoggs ’* Household of Ruth No. 1 C. J. Shaw Mamie Copeland J. 1). Ikiland Pauline Hudson Shady Grove School W. W. Crenshaw P. H. Bomar 1). G. Humbert F. K. Shealy Girnn Davis Bohney Harper Co.. Huntington School Jobie Shelton Hattie Davis T. F^ Brock Int. C. E. Society' Harry Simowitz J. A. Davis Clyde Brown L. B. Johnson Carrie Suber Simpson L. M. DeShields J. M. Bryson & Son Mandy Johnson Gertrude Simpson Dramatic Club, P. C. B. T. Burkhalter- -- Charlie Jones T. S. Simpson Sue Dukes 4nnie C. Burgess IJllian Kelly Sinkoe-(ioldberg & Co. V. Epting Frances Burgess lola Kimball Sloan's Chapel Pres. Pinkney Fuller Lee Campbell Will Kimball Church Margaret H. Gary Campus Funds Cal Kinard A. B. Sniith ’ Mrs. M. B. GilUUnd E. W. Carrigan Mrs. Mv.^K. Kirkpatrick C. D. Smith, & L. J. Mrs. Ame P. S. Glasgow Mrs. Crawford Clapp George Langley '■ Ruff P. G. Gordon \ Vera Cole D. E. Lanier J. W. Smith, Jr. T. W. Hair Pearle Collier Laurens Co. Good Julian Smith Douglas Hall C. R. Cooper Roads Association J. Wright Spoon R. E. Hanna, Truatee L. A. Cooper I.iewU Lawson Star Theatre Sam Harp C. C. Cox W. M. Lawson J. Fred Street G. A. Hulgan Mamie Critz Etta Lee Corrie Suber Hurricane School Lmiise Cromer Z. T. Livingston Miller and Rilxn Suber Improvement Assn. T. N. Crocker J. H. Lynch Shalo Summey " L. W. Jordan R. T. Cunningham Noah McCUntock Lillie Davis Taylor L. L. King George Davis E. L. Mclnvaille Mrs. B. F. Threat Ladies BiUe Class David E. Dendy - Briggs McLaurin P. L. Tobias Lanford Council No. 257 W. J. Dendy D. F. McLendon H. L. Todd, Trustee Casey Little John Dillard Katherine MeSwain R. E.. Townsend Lydia Mothers* Club Mose F. Dillard L. B. Marion T. B. Varnadorje Mv H, Mobley - J. K. DuBose - * “ Mrs. A. D. Martin ~ p. L. Vaughan J.-M. Murphy Eleanor Duckett W. H. Martin W. K. Watson r Buddie Owens Nathaniel Duckett^ G. H.~Metr8 _ I). F. Whitman ‘ + M. C. Poole Co. Lewis Duncan , — Milam Brothers Annie Whitmir^ Gilbert B. Robertson R. S. Durant Thomas Milam — Wi*er Brothers Mrs. E. C. Robinson W. A. Edwards Claudia Minter , ^ S. L. Weir L. H. Ruonds—' Ellen W. Ellison D. P. Mitchell B.'Mac Williams Mason Rowland R. A. Rowland'^ ' C. R. Etheridge ^ - Nita. Moore Ebb Williams S. P. Evans Musgrove School Frances Williams Sardia Church Tom Fant Musical and Educa- Wylie Williams ^ J. H. Seay Helen H. Farr tional Convention Rev. J. A. Wilson S' • Harriet Shands 0. «. Fincher^ Hugh Myers J. C. Wilson Edward M. Shannon Friendship A. M. E. N. L. T. Nelson J. R. Wofford, 'B. L. Smith JF,’^^A. Fuller' J. L. Norman George Wolff .. W. W. SpUwn M. F. Gibson Catherine Owens ^ J. D. Owings ^ ^ John D. Wood " E. E. Stanton Jobie Gilder J. D. Woodruff Mrs. Leila Sumerel W. D. Glenn, Trustee 0. Palmer Lucile Wyatt A. C. Todd 0. L. Godfrey P. D. Pnrker John Young Wadawof^h Skhool George B.VWarren " Goldville Road Club !Hlack l^nrtlow Lula Young Paul Good Mrs. J. B. Parrott Ruth McCi^ckin Young Pearle West Good Roads S. J. L. Patterson Silvey Young Reeder C, Whitmire M. J. Gosnell Eunice Patton Y. W. A. George A. Wibon C. M. Guest Marion Patton Lena Edwards - T. D: Woodruff Psul Haile dbie Pitts \ F. M. Hair Inez Young pra Hair W. M. Poole \ ' ‘ Elizabeth Todd T. R. Young r- Sol Harp Jim Postell > Luther Mattox • , "W. C. Abercrombie r E. R. W. Harris Helen Virginia Powell Mrs. Emma McCoy George C. Adair T. E. Harris - P. C. Alumni' Fund Willie Rudd Fuller W. B. Anderson W. V. Hawkins , Annie Quick Katherine Kennedy J. H. Allen M. C. Heath & Co. 1 H. E. Rees Julia Neville O- The following liave safekeeping papers #* 9 in our files which we would like to deliver* Mni^J. L. Bell H. F. Bishop George Boyd W. A. Boyd 8. R. Brock IC C. Fincher " Mrs. Annie Hsrtley Msridn Leske Johnson Thompson R. Johnson John T. Long ^ Sam Mosroo 'Rock Bridge School D. M. Sanders T. S. Simpson Leonard H, Simpson F. Conwsy Smith J. J. Smith R. S. Vandiver . < A. M. Wilbom Edgar Wildbn John T. Wright William H. Young -■t ■■ 7 -V 1, \ I •!! V.r /•'L'