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■J' THURSPAY. MAY 231 ms ^ P L J f * 113 ♦ I I ;li.. THfE CLINTON CHRONICLE. CUNTON. 8> C. W^"€3mton News Mr. end Mrs. Joe Campbell and ^1- drei( visited Mr. Wuulow Patton in Greenville Saaday. Bev. and Mrs; V. McK. Marlowe were visitors m Blythewood Sunday. Rev,^ B; L. Wood of Lydia preached at Calvary church Sunday morning:. 'Hfs. Nellie Jones spent the week- end in Greenwood with her mother. I((r8. Cl^ Wallenzihe and daughter, Margaret, visited her brother in Gold- ville Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Boyd“ Norris of Green ville, visited Mr. smd Mrs. Roy Tram-; mell Sunday. Mr. and Mrs.'Shavall of Augxista, Ga., visited Wesley Howard Satur day. . Friends of Mrs. Younl: are glad to know she is improving iafter her ill- Mn. Butlf Ofkley is in a much im proved condition after undergoing an operation at the Greenwood hospital last week and is how ih Goidville, but will return to her home here this week. W. M. U. Holds Meeting The Woman’s Missionary union held its monthly meeting Monday night at the home of Mrs. J. H. Whitmire. All necessary business was attended to after which enjoyable reffeshments were served. i' T-r Higbe Is Captain / .’36 Team Robbie Higbe, . star shortstop . and one of the'outstanding players th the Sooth Carolina college league, was elected by his teafti-mates to captain the 1936 e<htion of the P.,C. baseball team in a meeting held the early part of the week. . _ Higbe fs a member of the Pi ^ppa Alpha social fraternity a^onie of the outstanding halfbacks ,oz the state. He is a member of the rising senior class and is fnwn Andrews, South Carolina. X Personal Aention Track Naine Webb-Sanders Marriage^ ^^^s. Roy Trammell announces the marriage of her sister, Miss Rachel Webb, to Grover Sanders on Thursday, 'May 15. The young couple will make their home here and their friends wish for them much happiness. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene; Hitt spent Sunday at Clemson coll^^.with their son, James Hitt. ’ - " t Mr. and Mrs. Mike Caskey and lit tle son of Seneca, spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. T. L. Cooper. , Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Bailey and chil dren of Spartanburg, were guests last, week of Mr. and Mrs, J. H. Wither spoon. Mrs. Bruce Roberts and little daugh* te**of Columbia, have been visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A, E. Mc- Intoah. RrArllAir Ainl Sdu-borough of Elliott, is UiauiCjr 1^ brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. James Pitts. M a meeting of Presbyterian ^rs. Annie Dunlap of MpuntviUe, colle^ track Joe visited her son and daughter-in-law, Bradley, of Chicamauga, Ga., was, Thomwell Dunlaif, last elected captain for next year. [week end. Bradley is a rising senio^ a mem- j C. C. Ciles left today for Bris- f^'fMtol. Va., to attend commencement ex ercises at Virginia Interment, where her daughter. Miss Patricia Giles, is a member of the graduating class. Mrs. Gary Martin spent Saturday in Spartanburg with friends. V'ictor Correll of Ydrk,* visited friends at Presbyterian college bn Tuesday and Wednesday. Mrs. Lorena Adair has Jim, Davis of Greenwood spent the week-end with his mojthef, Mrs. George Davis. — ’ Mrs. L. D* Abrams of jWhitmire, spent Sunday with Mrs.' Estelle Ab rams and family. Mfsr Jamie Little, who has been teaching at Center Point, arrived Fri day to spend the summer with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John T. Little.< Mrs. Jack H. Youhg has returned from Raleigh,' N. C.f where she has been visiting her daughter and son-in- law, Rev. and Mrs. J. M. Dick. Among those attending the dress parade at Clemson college Sunday werre Mr. and Mrs. W. C. DeWitt, S. Y. Adair, Mrs. JJthel Pitts, Misses Jeknnette Fitts, Drucilja Butler, and Prances bee Pitts. ^ Mrs. Nelabn acquired a number of friends who remember her pleasantly, Md will be saddened \xy her dAth. ^ In addition to her hiisband and par-, ents, Mrs. Nelson is survived by two daughters, Jane 11, and Nanc^, one and.a half. ^ X" SUBSCRIBE XO THE CHRONICLE ! '! ■ '; ■f tjAGEWVa Calhoun Ser. Statkii X W. J. Benjamin ' STANDARD PRODUCTS ^ Corner Broad and Centennial Streets •, A t ■ ^- ■I ' ^ fraternity, and an outstanding athlete of the college. During the past year he has been prominent in football, bas ketball, an<r track. In the last named sport he is noted for his speed in both the 100-yardr and 220-yard distances. FINAL SETTLEMENT ■r. HELPKIDNE^j 3 W HEN kidneys function badly er.d you suffer backache, dizziness, burning, tcenty or too frequent utina- . lion, gulling up «t night, swollen feet end edklut; fcul upset end miserable ... mu Doun't PUlt. Dum's eru Uipucielly for poorly working kidnuyv Millions of boxes eru mud uvtry yuer. Thuy ere recom- wundud by users iku country ovck Ask your nuigkborl Doans pi l Takd notice that on the 4th day of June, 1935, we will render a final ac count of our acts and doings as Exe cutors of the estate of \y. Jr Henry, S,r„ deceased, in the fofice of the Judge of Probate of I^aurens county, at 11 o’clock a. m., ahd on the same day will apply for a final discharge from our trust as ExecutorSi, Any person indebted to said estate is notified and required to make pay ment on or before that date; and all persons having claims against said es tate will present them on or before said date, duly proven or be forever barred. ALEX HENRY, R. F. HENRY, Executors. May 9, 1935—5.30-4tc. Mrs. R. O. NelMn Dies In Columbia from Greenville, where she has been visiting her son and daught6r-in-law, Mr. and MnSt, Bill Adair. Mr. ami Mr.s. C. W, Cooper and chil- Mrs. Robert 0. Nelson, wife of the principal of the Me Mas ter school of Columbia, and a former resident of this city, died suddenly last Thursday, afternoon at .her home. Though she had been in poor health for some time, returned there had been no noticeable change in her condition recently and her dezith from a heart attack was a dis tinct shock. The Inxly was carried to her former home at Fayetteville, dren, Mr. and Mrs, T. L. Coo{)er andj'p^.^n., whore interment took place on Mrs. Mike Caskey and little son, sp^nt Sunday in Saluda with Mr. and Mrs.j Mrs. Nelson was graduate<l from Luther Bobo. j)y^. West Woman’s college in 1920. She taught school- in Gastonia, N.~C., and in 1922 married Mr, Nelson. She and her husband had bt^n ix’sidents of Columbia .since 1930'when he as-. Friends of Fred Oxley will be glad to know that he i?, able to be again, after being ill at his home. Robert -Kern of Darlington, si^nt Sunday wdth his mother, Mrs. Agnes ^he principAlship of the Me- Kprn nnH rplnfivpa. 7 S.y- ‘T SAW IT IN THE CHRONICLE’* Thank Yon! H, D. HENRY ^ 1898-1935 F. M. BOLAND H D. HENRY & COMPANY — Insurance STOCKS — BONDS — REAL ESTATE ■ LOANS NEGOTIATED — - 1 Telephone 121 . • •T - ;■■■ . r—1.^ ^ : f , I spend most of my time being rethr^aded. Do you? Kern, and other relatives. Mr. and Mrs, J. F. Bozard of Green ville spent the week-end with the lat ter’s parents, Mr. and Mrs, H. D. Hen- 3)r. John MeSween was in 'Pauline^ Sunday where he delivered the bacca laureate sermon before the gradqkt- Master school. In 1926 Mr, and Mrs. Nelson came to Clinton at which time Mr. Nelson became principal of the Thornw’ell or phanage-, schools. They resided here the. coming year during whiph time Established 1886 New Friends Old Dr. Johnson said that if. a man loved friends, he should keeR his friendship in **a constant state of repair.” i That is, he should always he mak ing new friends as well as keeping the old ones. This bank welrames the new ois- tomer. • — , NEW BUSINESS C0RDIALL1& INVITED . Bailty i Son 1 i BANKERS OLDEST STRONGEST ' .A Not I. i sew with m J. ’&P. COAtS best N 6-cord thread—if do9snf break every minute I I I SADLER’S (kmimMiceiiieiit Values FOUNTAIN PENS AI^ PEN AND PENCIL SETS. 9 NORRIS, McPHAIL AND HOLLINGSWORTH’S I __ CANDIES. I- I SPRINGTIME IN PARIS AND COTY TOILET SETS. HERPiaDE COMBINATION SETS. STATIONERY — BATH CAPS -^FLASHLIGHTS. EVERSHARP PENCILS — RAZORS — SHAVING - SETS. KODAKS — TENNIS BALLS — SUN HELMETS. PERFUMES ^FACE POWDERS *— DUSTING POWDERS. SAPLER4)WENS PHARMACY: Tde^Hme 400 "Coraer At Uniyu SUtloar ing class of the high school. Mrs. F. M. Johnson and Mr. and Mrs.'J. W. Shealy of Little Mountain, spent Friday with the latter’.^ son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and,Mrs. W. C. Shealy. Mrs. L. C. LaMotte and children of Waycross, Ga., are visiting her moth er, Mrs. Myrtle Hunter and other rel atives. ' ^'Mr. and Mrs. P. B. Adair and Mrs. 'harles S. LankTbrd, siient Sunday in Enoree with Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Whit mire. Mrs. John T. Langston and Miss Bebe. Birdseye of Darlington spent Sunday w’ith Mrs. Agnt^s Kern and Mrs. B. M. Anderson.- , Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Yount of Hick ory, N, C., .spent the week-end with the latter’s mother, Mr.s. Lorena Adair, M isses Margaret and Agnes Kern of Greenwood spent the week-end with their grandmother, Mrs. Agnes Kern. Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Ma<ldox and son of Madison, Ga., spent the week-end with Mrs. Maddox’s mother, Mrs. C. L. Sinls. Mi.ss Verna Hill has returned to her home in Orangeburg to spend the summer. * Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Johnson and children and Misses Navis -and Ruth Sanford'of Newberry spent Sunday at I. ake Mthyay. ‘ Miss Sara Copeland of Palm Beach, Fla., is visiting her brother arui sister- -jin-law, Mr, and Mrs. R.' J. Copeland. Mrs. T. E. Tripplett of Chester, spent last week with her mother, Mrs. J. E, Mahaffey. . Mrs. Cogman Bryan and little dau ghter of Greenwood spent last week with Mr. and Mrs. Roy Nelson. Mr. and Mrrs. €. E- Nichols spent the week-end in Greenwo^ and Spar tanburg. Lawrence Mahaffey of Furman Uni versity in Greenville spent the week end with his mother, Mrs. J. E. Ma haffey. Carroll Pitts of Inman spent Sun daywith his mother, Mrs. Nannie A. Pitta. 9 Mrs. J. R. Green of Newberry and Mrs. Henry. Niles of Camden spent Suhday with iheir daughter and sis ter, Mrs. Gary Martin. Miss Ola Davis has returned from Salisbury, N. C., where she has been isiting her mother. Miss Margaret Hollis spent the g week-end in Mountville with her sis- wter, Mrs. Wade Miller. P Miss Mary Bobo spent the week- 1 "“ end in Spartanburg with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. E.. L. Bobo. — Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Shepard return ed yesterday from Columbia, where they have been attending the Junior convention of 4he J. C. Penney stores. I Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Hitt were in Newberry Thursday night for the meeting of the Rural Letter Carriers’ association and Ladies' Auxiliary. N Mrs. Hitt again was elected.^president of the Auxiliary. Friends of Mac Blanton, son of Capt. and Mrs. W. L. Blanton, will be glad to know that he is getting along " nicely at the^Hays/hospital, after an appendix operation^ on S^unday, Mr. and* Mrs. P. M. Pitts and son, Mark, Mrs. Irene Pitts and Peggy and Marion Pitts, Miss Josie Pitts and Al- liene Copeland, spept Sunday in Egypt, Ga., with Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Rumph. If -Toii DM’t Read THE CHRONICLE Tam Daa’t GkC tlM NEWS lil I I I I I. 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