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THE CLINTON CHBOWICLR CUNTO)^. 8; R
THURSDAY, JUNE 27, 19$5
New “Broadwaj^
Opens' Monday
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Ni^erii New Playhoo^ Under
Sftme Management As Casino,
Offers Latest Equipment.
West Clinton News
Mrs; James Moore of York, and
Mrs/ T. 0. McKebwn of Cornwall,
spent the week-end with their mother,
Mrs.VT. J. Blalo<%.
Grady Whitmire left Monday for
Miss EdnA Chaney spent the week-
int {he. w<
0. E. Taj
end in Laurens with Mrs. 0. E. Taylor.
Hovey Reed ofi Lyman, spent the
Marshal} Barker, Willie and Ray Caif>
non., •
. / Mr.'^'and Mrs. John Hedgepath in-
>. TOonce the birth of a mO, Mazie Joe,
Sbtih*
floor gaskets of Queen
“Broadway,” Clinton’s second pi:-1 Fort Bragy, “N. C., where he will serve
ture show, will throw its doors op|n|three years in the’U. S. army. [Sunday. ^
for the first time on neirt Mond<«r,;- an<^ Mrs. F. M. Todd of Simp-f and‘Mrs. J
week-end With David Word.
Miss Mildred Brown and Mrs. Ola
visitbrs in Woodruff
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The' room was decorated for the 6c-
casion ^wi^ shasta daisies and bridal
roses wHn
Anne’s lace.
The bride was lovely in s( dress of
the With of » ion, lUxie Jhe, Kceraorie,. ShtU-i.
on Sunday, June 23. I, ^ ,j . „ t u “
Mr. and Mys. Woodrow Wilson ah-|^* daughter of and Mrs.
B. Lever and isla charming young wo-i'®® ei-w. mew.
Taylor is a y^ut^ man /of sterling
ijualities and has for several yean
been a successful farmer. They will
make their home in Prosperity.
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SPECIAL OFFER
The Parenta MagaiiAe, 8
loatlw
D. W’ord and son
July the^ first. The theatre is under[j^^nville, And Mrs. Emma Little spent! and-M«s Sa« Weir visited
the Same management as the Casijjio,, Abbeville with Mr. and Mrs.^M^'s- Fred Buchanan m Tryoo,^N. C„
with Dr. Jack H. Young as owner,
O. I. Sheely as manager of both pi
houses;
Joe H. Little.
j Billy Caldwell of Greenville, is
: spending a few weeks with Karl John-
Broad way,'just completed, presents ; and James Austin Chandler,
a beautiful entrance and is attractive- jj. ^ ‘
ly foniishod. It oouipped with the =
Uteet Western Electric wide range, d,„ght*r, Mrs. F. M.
I ” Z™:! ‘ >" SimpsonvilU,
h>t with movie goers. It is modern and
up-to-date in every respect and will
compare favorably witl^theatres found
in towns much larger than Clinton.
Por the two opening days iLwiH of
fer “The Nit Wit^,” with Bert Wheeler
and Robert Woolhey.
' The popular Casino theatre also has
been extensively improved and is now
very best service and_ entertainment
nt has installed the latest style Sim
plex macfilnes, new silvertone screen,
and the most comfortable type of
cushion-bottom chairs.
’ The two theatres, now modern in
every detail, promise to become more
popular than ever with the public as
they make ;^heir debut.
NOTK K OF i.OST STOCK
Mrs. Daisy Whitman of Atlanta,
Ga., is the guest of Mrs. R.'W. Phil
lips for a few days.‘-
John McFall Odiorne left Sunday
for Camp Adger, where he will spend
two weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. George H. Odiome an
nounce the birth of a daughter, Mari
prepared to give its customers the Jane, on Monday, June 24, at the Hays
hospital. . .
Mrs. Roy Nelson has returned-from
SurKlay.
Miss Evelyn Thomas visited Mr. and
Mrs. Belton Warren in Laurens the
paat week-end. j
' Mrs. Lydia Warren visited relatives
in Fountain Inn Sunday.
Cecil Thompson visited relatives in
Tennessee last week. ---
Mr. and Mrs. M. T; Ficklin are vis
iting their son, J. T. Ficklin and fam
ily in Greenwood.
L. C. Ficklin of Camp Buie, spent
the week-end with relatives here. \
Mrs.! T. J. Waldwnith of Chester,
spent a few days with Miss Hazel
^rickland. Mrs. Waldsmith before her
marriage was Miss Katherine McDow
ell of Clinton. —
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Terry and chil-
nouhce the birth of a son, Boyce La-i— — » - _ \ ' i
mar, on June 22. Mrs. Wilson before man with a wide circle of friends. Mr.j' ✓ JAMES W.'CALD.WKLL w.
her marriage was Miss Alice Fay Ab-l— r ^^^
;bott. 4 -1-^ • I
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1 Singers Met Here
The South Laurens Singing cenven-i
tjpn met 'with the Pentecostal HoH-
nes.s church Sunday. A large crowd at
tended frorti Ladrens,; Newberry and
Clinton., '
dren .spent the week with friends in
Greenwood, where she ha.s been spend-I*®-
ing several dkys with her parent.s.
Miss Margaret Jones has returned
to her home in Lock hart,-after spend
ing .wveral days with her brother and
sister-in-law, Mr. an<l Mrs. W. L
Jones.
James Hitt has returned from__Edge-
field, where he has been vi.siting his
brother and si-stei-in-law, .Mr. and
Lever-Taylor
'Miss Clarice Lever of Newl^rry,
and Ernest T^lor of Prosperity,! were!
married Saturday,, June 22, at the'
ihome of Rev. and Mrs. V. McK. Mar-{
lowe. The ceremony was performed by
Mr. Marlowe in the presence of a few
close friends and relatives. -
Hagb L
NEW YORK LIFE MAN
er
13 Years Experience
1 Professional Insurance Information
Furnished Free
Menpber ~ The'Naiiqhal Association of Life
Underwriters.
(’EKTIFICATE
Notice is lu-reby given that the un^ Mrs. kloyd Hitt
iotsigned will npi)ly to the Citizens! Dr. John H. Davis, Jr., who is'spend
Mrs. Betty Brady and children are
visiting her mother in Woodruff.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Trammell and
daughter, Jerry, and Mr. and Mrs.
Grover Sanders spent the week-end in
Greenville with Mr. and Mrs. Boyd
Norris.
Mr. and Mrs. R. T. Trammell and
son, Alvin, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Daven-
!^)ort and children, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde
Trammell, Mr. and Mrs. Grady Smith |
Building and Loan association of Clin-iing the sumoior in Montreal with hi.s'!»l^tended a Father’s day dinner at Ora
ton, S. ('., at the office of said As-: family, was here .Monday hnd Tues-jifiven in honor of R. I* Prince.
s<K-lati()n in Clinton, S. t':., on Friday.,!day. I Miss Frances Bouknight is .s|H;hding
Auge^^L’nd. l‘.i;C).J'or a duplicate, cei-! j. Jone.s,-.Mis.s Mary- Jones <»f two, weeks with her father in Chester,
tificate to take the i)lace of certificate I Lwkhart, Mr. and .Mrs. K<lwin Jone.s Mr. and Mrs. ('. W» Windsor and
number 1141 for five shares of stock lof Puerto Barrios, Guatemala, spent children and Mrs. Lily \ oung attend-
in the Citizens Building and Ix)an As-!sunday with .Mr. and Mrs. Willard L.'‘‘<1 the funeral of Mrs. Manie J. Davis
soeiation of (Minton, S. C.. series num- Jones. j'" NewlK'rry Sumlay. * i
Inr ni, issued .hme l.'>, lyjd. Thel Mrs. R. L. Wylie and Miss Eliza-! Mis. VMrgil Webb is visiting friends]
afbrt^.xaid stock ceitifica.te number jieth Wylie of ( lover, sjient severaL^i^*! relatives in Newberry. j
1141 of which I am the owner has],lays last wwk with .Mr. and .Mr.s. C. Mr. and Mrs. Guy Curry and friends!
bten lost or destroyed. Ip. Roltimson. ' ivisitiM] Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Cunning-'
S-l-dtp WILIw\RI)JrJONES. Mi.s’s Pearl Hitt is .^pending two!ham Sunday.
~ “ ' ! I weeks at Myrtle Beacii with a party ^
SPECIAL [of friends. | Fruit Supper for Friends
Putter llonies^and Gardens, with My ttothwell Graham' spent the wt‘ek-| Mattie Williamson an<l Ila Wright
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J.\MES W. CALDWELL
DID YOU
KNOW..
That your automo-
^ ^ bile dollars could be ed
ucated. Teach your dol
lars to
. cents..
have more
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Sowers Garage
Phone 196
lend in (lover with G. Barron. ientertained a number of their friends! j|
Miss Hortehse .Jones and Miss Marie jjjj ^ fpuit supjier on Friday night. Sev-l il
I Hall of W o.'.tminster, were gue.sts|j.^jj| games were enjoyed, after which |1
I I uesday of .Mr. and .Mrs. Willanl L. | we're served by Miss
j.MildiXMl Brown, Mrs. Millie Strickland
i Friends of little Hender.sonl’ill.s, Jr. I and Mr.s. Margie William.son. Those
will be glad to know that he is gettingj were; Daniel Malpass, Edith
along nicely after.a tonsil'operation
at the local hospital.
Friehds in the cty of Darrt‘11 Franks,
son of .Mrs., Selma B. Franks, will be
interested to know that he has com-
tpleted the course at Che Coyne Elec-
tricaUschool in Chicago, and has ac
cepted a position with an electrical
! plant in that city.
Friends of C. D. Pitts will he sprTy
to know that he is a patieijL'^ the
Columbia hospital, Col^bia, where
he underwent an oi)e«mon this week.
Phil AdaniSj, who is attending R. 0.
T. C. cainp^^m Anniston, Ala,, siMjnt
the weekend here with friends.
and Mrs. T. L. Cooper spent
Wright, Hazel Cannpn, Elizabeth
sun, Mildre<l Arnold, I). V, Wpght, Jr.,
Oliver Williamson, Willig^Nae Martin,
Mary Martin, Neufer-<5riswell, i^u^r
Criswell, HildaSafiders, Tomird6 Rai
ney, Walt^>'''lanford, Ot^ Center,
Russell^rady, Margaret ^Evans, Mar-
iop^Btrickland, Tootie 1^'ckland, Irish
^eveapn, Ruth Jone^Billy Jones and
Mary Ellen Huck.^/; ^
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unday in Laurens with the formerlsP^^^ter. Those present were: Annia
insurance
Wc'bffer expert service
, protection. Agent for
some of the strongest Fire
Insurance Companies In
America.
REAL ESTATE
, Town and country prop
eriy. Prices attractive.
live. /
Clinton ReaIt)^A
Insurance.Go.
a H. BOYPi<Agent
Invites Friends To Party
laura Foster gave a party on Fri
day njght to a numHer of her frie^ids.
Garp6s were enjoyed^ after which re
freshments .were served by Mrs. Sam
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W ILL therc^e a
**£riend-ifi-aeed’*
within eas]rreadi if you
get into an acdd&t on
that next automobile
trip?
i®TNA-IZE
mad play lafe—there are 25,000
AEtna ageots located throughoot
the United States—each ope ready
to aerve ac a aMWMot’t oockc.
S. W. SUMEREL
Aetna-izer
Next Door to Western Union
Phone 80
sister, Mrs. J. T. McAlister. /
O. I. Adair has returned^from
[Greenville where he has be^ri spend
ing a few' days with his brother and
sister-in-law, Mr. amy Mrs. A. B.
Adair.
liouise Jacobsi Afne Jacobs, Peggy
Sprunt, Jane SUrfgeon, Evelyn Henry,
Alliene Cop^Wmd, Frances Simpson,
Inez Youn^ Elizabeth Graham, Vir
ginia Sjumerel, Carolyn Henry, Doro
thy Workman are at Camp Ton-A-
W^dah, near Hendersonville.
/ Henrietta Young, Elliott Jacobs, and
V'irginiw Sadler are at Camp Pinnacle,
near Hendersonville,
Among the boys from here at Camp
Adger, near Pickens, are: Billy John
son, Dillard Boland, and Eugene Sloan.
Rill Wade is a counselor.
Hugh Jacobs and Robert Wysor, Jr.,
are spending several weeks at the
Y. 51. fe. A. camp, near Columbia.
L, L.^Copeland, Sr., L, L., Jr., and
Miss Josie Pitts visited Alliene Cope
land, w’ho is at Camp Ton-A-Wandah,
near Hendersonville, on Wednesday. ^
Miss Isabel Witherspoon is spend
ing several days in Columbia as the
guest of Mrs. John Withers.
Friends of Hugh Eargle will be
sorry to know that he is critically ill
at the Hays hospital. Slight improve
ment in his condition was reported
yesterday.
_ Jack Witherspoonrieft last week for
Camp Adger, where he will be life
gxiard this summer.
Friends of O’Neil Adair will be’
sorry to know that he is confined to
his home on account of illness. _'
Misses Frances MeSwain of ,Wash-
ington, D. C., and Katherine Martin
‘of Ware Shoals, are visiting their
aunts, Mrs. W. D. Copeland and Mrs.
A. W. Brice.
Billy Cooper spent last week in
Union with his grandmother, Mrs.
Sudie EdWards.
Mrs. Jennie Sparks and son, Claude
Sparks, of Cross Keys, spent yester
day with Mr. and Mrs. T. L. Cooper.
Among the Clinton people in Chea
ter Tuesday for the funeral of J. C.
Roper, Jr., were: G. W. Hollingsworth,
W. J. Duncan, Mrs. Nene Workman,
Joe W. Leake, Eugene Hitt, Dr. E. M
Smith, B. R. Fuller, H.'D. Henry, D.'G.
Heustess and F. C. Pinson.
Mrs. Mae Daniel of Houston, Texas,
is visiting Mis* Lou Henderson.
Ruth Sanders, Jennie Mae We-st, Jack
Anderson, Jr., Oscar Shepard, Hart-/
well and Jerry West, L H. Dunaway,
Robert Chaney, Lafayette Flynn of
Greenwood, -and Billy Malpass of
Thornwell orphanage.
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Chicken Stew Enjoyed
A chicken stew was enjoyed by a
number of young men at Yarborough’s
mill Monday evening. Those present
were Joe, E. J., Colie and Cleveland
Campbell, Wilf Jacks, E^rl'and Ralph
Stewart, Walter Spiers, Vergil We^,
For Bad Feding
Due to Constipatioii
Oet rM o( MMUpaUea by Ukiac BlMk-
Draufbt M Moa m ym boUm Uwt bovtl
MUnty bM alowetf up er you bocla to fool
-•luaglw. TbouMBtU protor BUei-Drougbl
.for tho rotroobiat roUof It boo brouebt
tboat. . . Mrs. lUy MulUai, of Loto. Ark.,
wrlloo: “My buaboad ood 1 both toko
Tbodford*! Bloek-Droufbt oad flBd it
S loadid (or ooaoUpoUoa. bllleuaatKA oad
0 dlMcroooblo. ooblaf. ttrod (ooHag tbot
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to Syrup of BUek-Droucbk wbleb
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Gray
Funeral Home
Clinton, S. C.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
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EMBALMERS
Ambulance Service
Phones 41 and 399-J
L. RUSSELL GRAY ^iad
V. FARKS ADAIR, ^ Mgra.
HELPlClDNEYS!
STOP GETTING UP NIGHTS
eon ygv foM bri«kt oad opry la tho
inc wbea your oloop to brokoa boeoaio
u bovo to cot up tbroo or four tbaw dor-
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poorly (unetionbia kida^ro—tboy^ pot
rleoninp your blood of tbo pobono that eouM
Uetting Up NiphU. Bockoebo. Oiosy SpoUa,
tiotioii.
roinrul, Sconty Urihotii
Your Hvor ond kidnoyo aood o poatlo
•timubnt—Womor’e. Compound Ifonaorly
Worner’a Soft Kidnoy A Livor Rwaedy) orip-
inorly a pkyaieiaa’* prooeriptiou. It'o ooto—
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We have a number of good clean used cars. It will pay you to see llle^e cars before
you buy.
ROGERS
QUALITY FQDD SHOPS
PINK
SALMON-
Tall Can
10c '
Has The Values!
SOUTHERN MANOR
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TEA
14 Lb.
Box -
15c
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1-2 Lb.
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HEARTS DELIGHT
Prune Juice, 12-oz. cans,
2 for ... 15c
X Y Z SALAD DRESSING or
SALAD SPREAD
Pint jar 15c ... Qt. jar 25c
8-oz. jar 10c
TELtAM'S HI-GRADE
PEANUT BUTTER
Lb. jar 19c ... 2-lb. jar 37c
8-oz. jar 10c
S.TOKELy’S FINEST __
Party Peas, No.,2 can . 19c
Bulk VINEGAR Gallon 19c
Make a Bartlett Pear Salad .
Algo Pears, 2 No. 2 cans 25c
FULL PACK—RED RIPE
Tomatoes, 2 No. 2 cans 15c
Southern Manor—Crushed
Pineapple, No. 2 cut .. 15c
PHILLIPS DELICIOUS
Pork and Beans,
6 16-oz.cans 25c
Golden Bantam—Del Monte
CORN, 2 cans ..
25c
HI-LAND \
TEA, Vz lb. box 21c
STERLING
SALT,3 5c boxes
• • • •
10c
COLONIAL
Mackerel; 2 taU cans .. 15c
Tomato COCKTAIL 3 ^ 25c
HOUSEHOLD f -
onia, qt. bottle . HVzc
STOKELY’S
Saueikraut, No. 2V2 can 10c
COLONIAL
Lima Beans, No. 2 can 12V2C
HOT-CUP
COFFEE, lb.'
....... 12^^2C
OUR MOTHER’S
Chocolate, Vz lb. cake . 10c
STANDARD
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Green Beans, No. 2 can 7^
Roast BEEF
See Us Befmre You Buy
FLOUR - LARD - SUGAR - BUTTEIR
I SHORTENING
you Will Find Rogers Prices Are Ri^t!
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