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'■ / 8 Additimal Locak f J berime in Hickory Tavern, after yteltliv .dauebter, Mrs. B. F. Win- *ard. and Mrs. Ernest Young and son, Er- nesti ^r., and invited guests; Mr. and Mni. M. D. Milam and Miss Mudred Milam of Leesburg, Fla.; the Liind- ^ , . , . ^ says and Nunnamakers from Colmn- Mrs. Effie W^n has returned to -j. p f^nly from Oun- can; Sam and George Young and Mrs. Duncan and famili^ from Whitmire; Ernest Young and family ffom Gads- Mra. Letha Gilmore and Mias Willah|<]en, Ala., ami the Milams 4f Clinton am tne « ^Jiae Norris have returned from a sev-jiThree raeinb< h ^ i ly absent, This was a* happy .<and pleasant oc casion arni J. W. Milam expressed the hope that an unbroken family mayi Back From Greece the family were eral weeks’ visit with-relatives ‘ and i unavoidably absint, Miss Mildred friends in Spartanburg and Liindrum. iNunnamaker who is at 'Winthrop, Miss 0. B. Burgess'of the Presbyte-' Mike Milam it Kings Mountain, N. C., rian hospital, Charlotte, N. C., is and James Duncan of Taylors, spending her vacation with her par ents, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Burgess. Friend* of Miss Sarah Thomas will be sorry to know that she is critically 1 meet with his family next year, ill at the home of her sister, Mrs. D. | ' ■' -p Mrs. Hubert Pitts. Mrs. J. M. Pitts,Mltchell Mrs. Raj^ond Pitts and Mrs. A. N. i ® Sevrelfc visited Mr. and Mrs. Craig Kemnedy in Spartanburg last week. . Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Pitts had as their week-end guests, Mrs.. L. A. Bar- i ' jGeorge MrU;b«U> popular proprietor row of Charlotte, N. C. Ralph Barrow, o9the GHnton Cafe, returned the past of New York Ci^, and Mrs. James Ferguson of Corpnado Beach, Calif. Dr. and Mrs. E. Mood Smith, Mrs. E. M. Timmerman and little sOn, Mur- phey, spent Friday in Hendersonville,. N. C., with friend.-^. Mr. and Mrs. George Thomas of Carlisle spent the week-end with Mr. ami Mrs. I). C. Ileustess and Miss! Sarah Thomas. Mr. and Mrs. \yeIdon Jajckson and children. Misses Hejen^Milam and El- myra Ray spent the week-end on Sul- li\'airs Island and Isle of Palms. Paul Todd returns this week from E<lg'ewoo<l Ai-senal, Md., chemical war fare department, after six weeks’ training. week his old home in Athens, Greece"^ where he spent thel’^pi^ year. He reports a wonderful trip and while he greatly ei^yed being back in t^ *‘fatherland,’7he is glad, he states, to get back to his adopted home. George brought back with him. his wife and two daughters, Mary and Martha, v^ho are in America for the first time. They will make their home here in the future; Local Union Holds TO RETURN SATURDAY Battery ‘*G,"* local national guard unit, will return to ther-city Saturday from Fort Modtrie where they have been in encampment for the past two li^Mks. The' stay of the company has b^n marred by continuous rain since itS; arrival. The camp this year has been highly praised by those in com mand. Say— “I SAW IT IN THE CHRONICLE” llmak Tool A meeing of employees, of the CIin-i ton Cotton Mills affiliated with local union No. 2182, United Textile Work ers of America, was held in Copeland’s hall last Sstui^y night. The attend ance was said by officers to be the lar^st since the clutpter was organ ised here. Several out Stf town visit ors were present and made talks af fecting, the union and the welfare of its membership, which'officers state is growing rapidly. Annouilcement has been made- that a b^iness session of importance will be held next Saturday night, July 20, at the same place at ,7:30, with all members of the organization request ed to be present. If Yen Doat Rend , THE CHRONICLE Tm Dom*t Get the NEWS West-CImtoh^kwa Mr. andi Mrs. J. H. Whitmire and son, MaifvflV Ahd Eugene tawson vis ited relaliv^ and friends in Whitmire Sunday.; » Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Spikes and chil dren visited Mr., and Mrs. P. W. Spires in G<ddville Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Windsor visited Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Undk^r in Whit- mito Sunday. ' . •' Miss Ruby Whitworth of Shannoa, Ga., is spending.a few days with Mr. and Mrs. Joe Teiyy. Mr...and Mrs. Boyd Norris of Green ville, i^nt the week-end kith Mr. and Mrs. Roy Trammell. Mr. and Mrs. B. H. Spires of Enoree, viidted D. L. McGee Saturday., Mrs^ Grady Arnold and Miss Audrey Davis spent the past week in Greer. Friends of Miss Mildred Brown will be glad to knok she is at home and doing nieely after undergoing an ap- l^ndix operation at the local hospital. In the absence of Rev. B. L. Wood of Lydia, on Sunday, Rev. Ralph Hughes of Clinton, filled his pulpit at both morning and evening services.. The friends of Mr. and Mrs. L; H. Bagwell, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Turner and Mrs. Zanie Campbell, sympi^ze with them in the loss of their sister, Mrs.' Wix, of Laurens. HELP KIDNEYS VY/HCN kidbicyshmeflon badly and Wyee adier Whahe, dinincs. or loo fceqiisat umw" up el nigM, swollen feet sadMlde^' foflapMl end uiiseMble ... uM DeedVFas. _ .' Oeea's ere eapedally for poorfy wodduf kkAwya MiUkim of bom aw used every yew. They aw recow- bv AA yeur aeighborl DOANS PI 115 JOfN THE CROWDS AT YOUNG REUNION HERE The chililrcn Jh<l grandchildren of the late James I. and Othello Young] held their annual reunion at the resi dence of .Ml'S. J. W.' Milam here dnj' , July Toth,..Their front port'h ami lawtii were filled with men. women and chil-j dren and the tables with lots of goml j things to eat in picnic style, together; with one of the vei*j’ finest chicken ■ stews. Every one present appeare<l to enjoy the coming together; and the bountiful spread. Those present were Mrs. Sallie Dun can and childi-en, Otis, Sara and, Gt'oige; .Mr. and .Mrs. J. W. Milam and I children, Kate and Helen; Mr. an^" Mrs. Sam Young and children. Cards lyn, Marjorie, Harrj* and Lindsay; Mr. and Mrs. T, P. Young and sons, Tom, Jr., Ike and Billy Hanah, George and Mrs. Young and daughter, Rachel Kel ler; Mrs. Nunnamaker and chil-,^ dren, James and Erne.st, Jr., and Mar tha; Mr. ami Mrs. S. A. Lindsay; Mr 10 Yews Ago :.ftem8 of latereat From-Tlie Chrunielc of July 16. 1925 , Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Wallace of Ja- lapa are the guests of M.rSj.*_John H. Hunter. Miss .\lma Davis has returned from a stay ^of .several weeks at Camp Onewaa, N. C. Dr. ami M rs. L R. Lynn returned yesterday from a-month’s vi.sit to rel atives at Memphis and Brighton, Tenn. n J. K. Hatton and eons are spending several days in Charleston. — Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Fuller are spend ing several >^eeks at Stomp Springs, Dr. and' Mrs. Felder Smith have re turned from their wedding trip and are now making their home on South Broad street. Mrs. C. A. Boozer left Tuesday for her home in H<^Uins, Va., after a visit to her sister, Mrs. Myrtle Hunter.^ M rs. William Scaife and sOn of| ■W’ashington. are the gUestSy^bf Mr.j and .Mrs. W. B. Owens, Sr. / Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Charieville of ’Fallahas.see, Fla., are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Stutts. SUMMER GOODS MUST GO! PRICES SLASHED FOR CLEARANCE Special Close Out ONLY 75 LEFT SHEER WASH Dresses PRICED TO MOVE .Ji’AST COLOR SHEER fiOODS 100 yt THEY MUST MOVE! One Lot High Grade WOMEN’S HATS 47c 0 i i I 0 SLASHED MEN’S SUMMER Uiiilen»ear.44c GREATLY REDUCED BOYS’ TENNIS SHOES . . 37c ALL-WOOL MEN’S BATHING TRUNKS.. 87c REDUCED QUANTITY UMITED Straw Hats 47C FAST COLOR MEN’S SHIRTS ■ 63c OUT THEY GO SUMMER CAPS.. 19c OUT THEY GO MEN’S SANFORIZED^ " WASH PANTS $147 ■ III I iSd — I BOYS’ FAST color' Shirts. ijk TO CLEAR BIG SELECTION WASH PANTS.77c A BUY! MEN OUT THEX 90 MEN’S WASH QUANTITY’S LIMITED WHITE Gloves i Close Out For Cleanmee LADIES’ WHITE $loS7 WHILE THEY LAST WHrre — COLORS BEACH SANDALS REDUCED FOR CLEARANCE PLAIDS—SOLID COLORS BIbter Sheer 33c yd. FOR FAST SELLING GDRTAINBITE IOC REDUtED ’TO CLEAR BOYS' WASH PANTS REDUCED TO CLEAR MEN’S VENTILATED WHITE — BLACK ^ SANFORIZED Wash Suits GREATLY REDUCED $3.87 “(MIR UniE GIRL”! SHE’LL STEAL INTO YOUR HEART MORE TENDERLY- THAN EVER. f Casini McMiday - Tuesday SLASHED ONE LOT YOUNG MEnFs SUITS ALL WOOL $9.87 ITS A BUY! MEN ZIPPER POLO SHIRTS S4C SLASHED ^ CHILDREN’S TVHITE SHOES... Iti? ONLY A FEW LEFT MEN’S VENTILA’TED OXFORDS.Sl.87 LAST CHANCE AIR CONDITIONED SOLOR ^ STRAWS 9ic BROKEN LOTS AT BROKEN PRICES ^ ' WOS BATHING " sens $1.87 ONLY 30 LEFT WOMEN’S WHITE PURSES ddc Were Higher Priced % REDUCED FULL-FASHIONED SILK 43ic Pr. BETTER HURRY ONE TABLE WOMEN’S REDUCED ONE TABLE CURTAIN ' SCRIM. 8 c PRICED TO GO ALL OVER EMBRODfiRT 44c yd. DRASTICALLY CUT WOS LATE STYLE Dresses $8.87 REDUCro^-''"' WOiptPS^UMMER Presses $1.47 Reduced -f - i! i 0 0 Q 0 e 0 0 0 0 0 0 I 0 I 0 n FOR CLEARANCE CHILDREN'S BATHING SUITS . 37c QUANTITVS UMITED SHEER WASH DRESSES 47c OUT THEY GO RETTER STYLE WOMEN’S $8.87 Clinton, S.C DRASTICALLY CUT ONE RACKJVOMEN^ CREPE $3.87 Clintmi, §.C S ■r-!. -a!- ' i! . .v. ■ ' ••-r- .