The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, February 14, 1935, Image 5
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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
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. 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.
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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.
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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.
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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. '
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(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.
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H. E. Rees
Julia Neville O-
The following liave safekeeping papers
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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
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