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laONDAY AND TUESDAY,'
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NoTember 4 and 5
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Beloved Wonian
|M». B. M. Buzhardt Passes Af>
j ter Critical Illness: Inierment
I At Prcsperity Yesterday.
* Mr. and' Mrs. T. A. Cook of Green
ville, spent the week-end with Mrs,
I Cook's pareipts, Mr. and Mrs. A. Roes
{ Mrs. Bessie \y
GVhe"Stratton4*orter8 famous nov-lof B. M. Buzhardt of this city, <iie<lidren ’«*Dent Sunday in with Mr.
cl. One the the Hays^hospiui Monday foLer’s parents. Mr. and Mrs. J. ^ay i
mances. Starnnff Neil Hamilton and where she had been a patient . cposp —
Betty Furness. Lovjg amonz the beee l^veral days. Her critical illness had j
and. gardens of sunny California. A [extended over a period of several
firl acts a magnificent lie to save the'^.^]^ p^gt.
honor of those she loves. Six montiwj Punera! services were held'from the
to live —six months to love— SIX Reformed Presbyterian^;";* ^
months to hate—was all die had left, ^.hurch, of which she was a devout
R. J. Ellison was a business visitor
in Atlanta on Tuesday.
Mr. and'Mrs. B. W. Gibson nnd chil-
idren of Inman, spent Sunday with Mr.
CfcfNTON BOY GETS
LIEUT. COMMISSION
Howard S. Gedeijt, ,»on of Mr. and
Mrs. F. A. Gedel8t_of this city, has
returned home after attending _the
Citizens’ Military Training^ camp at
Fort Moulti'ie for the past four years
sion as second lieutenant in| the Offi-
Pi2aAt*VA ^nrna unit i *
; ) Blakoly.
Buztardt, 58, w.fei ^ Mrs W. C. Shealy.
an^Mra. Ansd BoWspant Sot- <.„u„e" ciys of
.n Woodruff with Mrs
. r. and aginations, there were three South
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Mrs. John A. Seay of LaGmnge,
Ga., Mrs." J. R. McTeer and little'
daughter of < Denmark, are visiting
'their parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. T.
f brother ’and sister-in-law,
i Mrs. Tom Chalmers. |
Mrs. John H. Hipp has returned to,
Inman, after spending several, mqnths
with her daughter and son-in-law, Mr.
Oarolinians, Mr. Gedeist being one of
the number. He i« one of the few b(^
from this section who has '^mpleti^ ,
the full four ye^ C- M. T. C. couivo^
required to receive an officer's com*'--/
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mission.
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BACK FROM FLORIDA
Dr. and Mrs. L...R. Lynn have ws»
where he recently-received li commia4 turned to j^ie cily'from a two weebi
stay in the synod of Florida in the in
terest of the orphanage.
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and Mrs. W. C. Shealy. j*
Mrs. S. E. Richbourg and son re-h
Comedy-“W.tch, the Birdie.^ Col- rm^V,°Ue"d:y'^ternoo; at two i MozelleUngfo^ of Newberry,; ^ C..„
ored Vaudeville. Pathe nJws, lo’clock, conducted by her pastor, thep** V'pJlerXLnt the weekend spending a wet>k with
. '-Rev. C. Bynum Betts, assisted by Dr.! parents. Mr. and Mrs. D. B. Bobo.
J W Carson of Newberry. Interment I ^ u ^ .'*!Mr. and MrsxBobo accompanieil them
J. w. v.arson OI ntewoerry. inierimfiiv Fjiller. He-was accompanied . . ^ . ;
home by Mr*. F^ler, '•ho had l>een ' G,,„rgo R. Holland, I
ependmg several days with herjiaugh- p j, ,
Henry Nabors visited Mr, and Mrs. 1
M. G. Jeanes of Uurens. spent Mon- ^ g ..^dair ^nd I. O. Adair in Green-
10 A. M. Show MONDAY.
10c and 25c
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iwruMiTCTi A W NirtV A ifollowed in the family burial ground
", !in Colony cemetery near Prosper^y.
Don t Bel On Blonds B”**'the ehur^ and grave, a large
. rh-.jj ' number of friends assembled to pay
With Wairen \^lliam, Claire ' a list respect to one who was admired
and^uy KibbM. The wiaeat S*™®^*‘.and loved for her beautiful Christian
on Broadway lay* the atrangeat character, pleasant personality and
ever made. He c^d figure P*j®^^'!many upstanding qualities. Many love-
agea on horaca, prize fighte^ and ball; fiQj-al tributes bore evidence to the
play era . . . but when he tnea to which she was held,
out the odda on a Monde beauty a Mr.^. Buzhardt was a native of New-
tlay with his brother and sister-in-law,
Mr.-and Mrs. P. S. Jaanes.
Miss Alice Gaines spent the week-i
ville Sunday.
GILES TO GET* NEW
MODEL CHEVROLETS
heart.. . the odds are all againat your
keeping a atraight face for one aingle
aecond!
Comedy — “Happy -Tho Married.”
“Armies of the World.” /
Morning Show at 1/0 O'clock.
' ' 10c To All
end in GJ^nwood with her parents.
Miss Russie Beaudrot of Greenwood,
has returned borne after spending sev
eral days with her grandmother, Mrs. i Shipment of 1936 Beries To Be Re-
Ty county, out naa maoe ner Prather. I ceived In Clinton Before An-
Clinton for the past several 3^ars7 - Mjaa Paaia navHHsnn. whn is tpa/'h-i nouncement Day.
Hu^h L Eichelberger
NEW YORK LIFE MAN
13 Years Experience ' j
Professional Insurance Information
■ Furnished Free'
Member — The National Association of Life
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THURSDAY, NOV. 7
She was a daughter of the late W. W
Willingham and Susie Cromer Wil
lingham.
The deceased is survived by her hus
band; two daughters,^rs^ V. J. Liv
ingston of Newberry, and Mi^ Eliza-
yy beth Buzhardt of this place, h student j^Irs. F. D. Jones.
Mr. and Mrs. Allen Coleman and
Miss Essie Davidson, who is teach
ing in Great Falls, spent the week-end
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. H.
Davidson.
Miss Kat^herine Jones, member^ of
“Unknown Wopinn at Erskine college; six sons. Rev. J. H.
With Richard Cromwell and Marian 1 Buzhardt, pastor of the A.R.P. church
Marsh. Smooth as silk ... a til'mptress
out of the night . . . daring . . . look
ing.for trouble^i—and finding it!
Comedy—“You Said a Hatful.” “Bu
gles From the Blue Grass.” “Rugby.”
Morning Show at 10 O’clock.
10c To All
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY,
November 8 and 9
“Chan In Shanghai"
With Warner Oland and Irene Her-
vey. Ctancocted of tried and proven in-
gr^ents, this latest of the Chan se
ries stacks up as one of the most
plessing of these popular festnres.
Csmedy—“Rhythm of Paree." “Mir
acle Man” No. 8, with Tom Mix. “Mr.
and Mrs. Is the Name.”
X 10c and 25c
NEXT WEEK—
‘EVERY NIGHT AT EIGHT.”
I “LOVE ME FOREVER.”
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at Troy, B. P. Buzhardt of Laurens,
Roiicoe Buzhardt of Clinton, Elarl Buz
hardt of Fountain Inn, Boyd Buzhardt
of Charleston, James Buzhardt of Fort
Bragg, N. C.; two sisters, Mrs. Flor
ence Darby of Columbia, and Mrs, D.
W. Bozer of Kinard; two brothers,
James Willingham of Newberry, and
John Willingham of Ninety Six.
*' Residents of Clinton and vicinity j
will have their first opportunity Sat-;
urday, November 2ml, to insju'ct andj
the Aiken school faculty, spent theiride in the new 1936 Chevrolet cars, it,
week-end with her parent’s, Dr. and is an^unce<l by C. C. Giles, of the
Girns Chevrolet company. Whose show-1
room is being prepareil for the large'
little daughter .of Laurens, spent the: number of visitors which the event
week-end with the former’s parents, attract.s.
Mr. and xMrs. J. A. Coleman. '* i “There will be both master deluxe
Miss Elsie Little, who is teaching in new standard Chevrolels. not
Estill,^spent the week.-end with her,unly for display purposes, but for ev-
mother, Mrs. Arthur Little. joryone interested in toting the per-
.Mr. and Mrs. T. G. Harris and fam- formance and riding qualities of these
BAPTISTS LEAD
AT UNIVERSITY
Ccilumbia, Oct. 28. — Baptists and
Methodists still predominate at the
University of South Carolina, accord
ing to statistics recently complied by
the registrar, John A’. Chaae, Jr. ’
Denominations are represented ae
follows: ■-
Advent 2, A. R. P. 18, Baptist 387,
Catholic 54, Christian 8, CUiristian Sci
ence 4, Congregational 4, Episcopalian
157, Friends 1, Hebrew 64, Holiness 1,
Lutheran 66, Methodist 353, Monwon 1,
Pre8b)rterian 203, no preference 21.
FINEST CLEANING
DependaUe Service
Yes, Quality Cleaning and Low
Prices prevail at *The Old Reliable."
Hundreds of customers Imow that
our cleaning methods insure longer
wear anid longer life to their- gar-
■; mmits. ‘ * • ^
Phone 28
For Free Call and Delivery
Buchanans
DRY CLEANERS AND LAUNDRY
‘THE OLD RELIABLE”
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new lines of cars," said Mr. Giles. |
“Due to the early start Chevrolet j
production, we will have cars on hand:
ily of Lancaster, spent a few days the
past week with Mr. and Mrs. W. D.
Adair and friends in the city.
Alfred Browning of the University Tor immediate delivery, and the as,'
of Sou^ Carolina, Columbia, spent the I sorance of prompt service on orders.
However, the earlier the order is on
hand, the sooner buyers will get de
livery.
“Orders received prior to Saturday’s
showing will be put on a preferred
list for delivery in the next few days.
We know it will 'be“greatly to the ad
vantage of every pro.spective car buy
er^ to see these new Chevrolet lines
before buying any car.’
AN ANNOUNCEMENT -
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The practice of
DRS. SMITH & SMITH
OPTOMETRISTS
'Will Be Conducted As Formerly By
m FELDER SMITH ^
Each office will be open daily from 8:30 a. m. to 6 p. m.
A competent assistant ‘Will be in charge who will make
appointment for
' EYE EXAMINATIONS
CUNTON LAURENS
week-end at home.
Mr. and Mrs. George Dick of Sum
ter, were the week-end guests of Gept.
and Mrs. A. D. Tisdale.
Job Mason of Seneca, spent '’the
week-end with his mother, Mrs. D. W.
Mason.
Miiw Frances Sheely, who is teach
ing in Loris, is spending this week
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. 0. H.
Sheely.
Friends of Miss Fannie Hatton will
be sorry to know that she is confined
to her home on account of illness.
Mrs. Marjorie Stevens spent the
week-end with her mdther, who lives
near Laurens.
Mrs. Jim Davidson of Chester, spent
a few days this week with her sister
and brother-in-law, Dr. and Mrs. J.
Lee Young.
— Mrs, W. C. Shealy and Mrs. Ansel
Bobo visited relatives in Newberry
/last week. . „ __
Mrs. George H, OdiJ^fr.e and_little
daughter, Marilane, are visiting her
parents in Tampar^-Fla.
Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Arrington and
AU NewThrilU
With Huge Circus
With one hundred double-length
silver-hu^ railroad cars, bearing 1600
people, seven herds of elephants, 1009
menagerie animals and 700 horses, t|he
Ringling Bros and .Bamum & Bailey
combined circus will exhibit in Colum
bia on Tuesday, Nov. .5. j
The~gTPatest show on earth offers
scores of foreign features new to
America thisr year, including a Sa
haran racing caravan of acrobatic lib-
Established 1886
Your
Influence
erty camels and Touregs; a Moroccan
children of Greenville, sjient Sundayliberty act; the large.st
with Mr. and Mrs. R. F. Blakely and ^«^Bet ever produced, headed
family. Annetta and Nelletta troupes
Miss Lldie Leake spent the week-end I revolving flyers, the Jennie.'< and
in Columbia with friends at the Uni-i^^*^ Lydias. Fresh from Kuroi>e are
the Walkmirs, th’e Antaleks, .the
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Betty Tribble spent the week-end in
Buemrangs, the Romeos, the MasdWhili^
Blacksburg with her grandparents, iK'menatLs, the W'illos, the
Mr. and Mrs. J. N. Quinn. |Torrence-I>oIores, Louries, the Polls,
. --Mr. - Mra, - 4^^ -J>ratt - sensation*.
The Loyal-Repeaskis, the Rieffenachs,
the Walters, famous bareback rhltng
troui>es; the two Guice aerial comedy
troupes on the lofty bars; the two re
nowned" Wallenda troui>es of high wire
thrillers; the Otaris, who fly in mass
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Notice To Dog
Owners
^ Beginning Monday, November 4th, throiil^h Saturday
morning, November 9th, the City Health Department will
hoM a clinic to vaccinate all dpga in the town limits.
This inclades anir dogs that have not been vaccinated,
and also any and all animals that were vaccinated at any
time during November, 1934.
Each afternoon this work will be done at the City
Hall, by the Health OflBcer, between the hours of 1 P. M.
and 5 P. M. and on Saturday morning, from 8 A. M^ to
12 noon. . " *
The price will he 60c per animal, and all dogs are re
quired by City and State laws to be vaccinated agaio^
rabies. AO owners of dogs within the city limits are h- y
quired to abide 1^ this law. j
By Order qf the
CUNTON BOARD OF HEALTH
Greenwood spent Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. W. R. Brovgi.
The many friends of-A.r P. Young
will be sorry to know that he is ill at
his home near here,
Mr. and Mrs. R, L. Pla^ico and son,!^
Bobbie, spent the week-end in Blacks-i«f»H'rsaults from an ai*nal cross; the
burg with Mr. Plaxico’s parents, Mr.,
and Mrs J. E Plaxico. \ ^ accornplisih a two-and-a-half
Mrs. Emma^Little hai retui^esl from I«>mersault to a hand-to-hand
Stateslmro, (r^., where she has been F lying ( oinets; the great
spending two \yeeks with her daugh-t^*^*^ Colleano, only artist ever to
ter, Mrs. Harvey-^Brannom achieve a fonv'ard somersault, on the
Friends of Mrs. Marvin iHolsonback wire; Rorothy Herbert, madcap
will be intefested to know ^hat she isin<ter of reinless jumpmg hor.ses over
improyirtg at the Newberry hospital and Hugo and Mano, hu-
wher4 she underwent an operation projectile,s, who are fire<l at the
during the past week •same instant from the mouth of a
Mrs. D. C. Rogers,’Mrs. J. C. Tur- «riant cannon across the upper reach-
ner, Mrs.,Tom Baas and daughter,^ig top-these are some of
Sara, and JackPearaon.'allof Pelzer.ithe most pix^inenl features of the
were guests of-HrV and Mrs. J. T. superb 1935.Rmglmg Bro.s. and Bar-
Pack oir Sunday.
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We need*you and you need us.
Your influence, your deposits, your bu^
ness will help us grow bigger, better,
stronger, -r
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You need our facilAies ijn the conduct of
your business; you need the prestige of our
institution in your ir^nsaction.s.
It is a matter of reciprocity. We help each
other and thereby help the entire community.
NjW BUSINESS CORDIALLY INVITED
M.$.iailnlSi
BANKERS
OLDEST
STRONGEST
Mrs. R.. N. White and littlejSaro-
Ijm and Bobbie of Winston-Sal^, IT
C., Miss Frances 0‘DanieI of Rocking
ham, N. C., and I>r. George O'Daniel
of Hartsvilie, spent the week-end with
their parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. O’Dan
iel. «
Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Stutts and chil
dren spent Sunday in Spartanburg.
They were accompanied home by Mrs.
Inmm & Bailey program, to say noth
ing of Mary, the famed rhinocerous
of the Tarzan motion picture,"which
is a newcomer to the rhino colony in
the vaat menagerie.
SEED LOANS DUE
ON OCTOBER 31
T. G. Harris, field supervLwr for Lau
rens, Newberry and Fairfield counties,
states that government seed loans are
George C. Zeigier,*who is visiting them [due October 31, and interest will be
and Mr. and Mrs, Mrs. W. W. Harris, [added to loans paid after this date. '
Mrs. Mollie Beeks and daughters,! Mr. Harris says he will be in his
Miseee Grace and Emma Lou Beeks,'office at the-court house every Wed-
aeoompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Dick nesday and Thursday to receive pay
Tucker of Greenville, spent the week
end in Kingsport, Tenn., with Mr. and
Mrs. W. L. Hopkins.
Fred Oxley, student at the Univer
sity of North Carolina in Chapel Hill,
was called home Saturday to be with
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Ox
ley and brother. Bob, who are patients
in the local hospiUl, suffering from
injuries received in a motor accident
aiturday.
Mm. W. H, Workman and Mrs. W.
A Moorheid have returned from
Hartsville, where they have been
spending several days at Coker college
with Mrs. Workman’s sister, Mrs. EUa
Johnson, and the latter's daugh^,
Miaa Mazfarst Moorfasad.. They albo
viiited frienda and relativca in flor-
eaee.
ment on these loans.
We honestly believe we have
the biggest Hat values in town.
L. B. DILLARD
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SNIFFLE..
Quick!—the unique
aid for preventing
colds, ^specially de
signed for nose and
upper throat, where
mosT co/ds BtMrt.
VIMSVA’TROIIOI
Ifsdwihle enewtlty fOc!
THIS FAMILY REQUIRES THE AVERAGE AMOUNT OP
BUTTON-sBWiNO in a year, according to a recent Hame
Mending turvey. If you think your liumly pops off too many
fauttooa, listm to tins: “The poorer the Bifead, the more buttooa
come off,'* cammented many a woman interviewed. “If you want
to taw button on to atgy, itpaya to use J.JiP. CoetabeetS-oord.**