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Casino Theatre MONDAY AND TUESDAY, November 18 and 19 ^The Fsurmer Takes A Wife”: \ \ SUtment of Um Coafii GCimwrcial Depository of QlitoB Loeated at Ctinton, S. C., at the close ‘ of Businen Movemher 1, \^35. ASSETS: Loans and' Discounts-*-^ . C.C.C. Notes 4,439.70 oWdrafts .... NONE Bonds and Stocks owned by Bank .... ' 57,400.60 Stock in Federal Deposit Ittsurai^ Corporation .. 236.75 Cash on Hand and Doe — from Banks 128,674.99 262.55 C. p. Pitts i|^(>ent Tuesday in Cbrum* bia on business v fMiss Fran^ Jones spent the week end in Seda^ with iher mother, Mrs. A. Y. Jones. With Janet Gayaor, Emrj Fonda, , awd Andy Deriaw. Hearts WMe with^ cxcitemeBt — eager for roniance! All the. dreams oi young lore—all the aid- , ▼entnre of an era that settled disparts with hard fists—all the drassa thhU , * Taaiahed down the great waterways vhecks and Cash Items through whkh America’s civilisation took its westward march! Comedy, “On the Wagon.” “Rah- j Rah Radio,” Palihe News 10 A. M. Show MONDAY. ~ 10c and 25c week-end friends. Mrs. T. T. Hyde of Cbar'lest^, is spending several days with her niece, Mias Adeline Bblapld of Oreenville, spent Stmday with her father, F. M Boland. . O, I. Sheely was a business visitor in Chariotte on Tueadky. JJr. and Mr$, Ben Mobley spent tliel,.J*T- T' L"***®” Mrs. Agnes Kem. Ai^ng the Clemson students spend?, ing xbe week-end at home were: John TOTAL M $190,913.99 UABIUTIES: WEDNESDAY, NOV. 20' “Public Menace” With Jean-Arthur and George Mur-i phy. She’s dangerous . . . newspapers j Due To Banks I Capital Stock PiAi In .. Surplus Paid In Undivided Profits Less Ex penses and Taxes Deposkg: Demand $186,646.01 Cashier's and Certified Checks 973.57 Total Deposits 2,500.00 500.00 294.41 m“c W Ry*r.McC™ry, Bill Dob- MiM France, Ch«th«ti of . .. vill«,.p«it the we«k.«nd with Mr,. Bi _ W. Phillip. «Ki attended the pledge Grcl^^fnvIll’Tnd AN ANNOUNCEMENT / The Practice of DRS. SMITH & SMITH OPTOMETRISTS ■m WU^Be 0>n4ucted»A8 Fornyerly By SMTIH DR. FELDER ^i I 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 f EYE EXAMINATIONS CLINTON ^LAURENS shudder , . ^^kUJers tremble^. .... when ahe starts looking for trouble*! Even Public Enemy No. 1 is afraid of her! She’s a siren of vengeance. Comedy, “Cunselitis.’* and “Foiled Again.” Morning Show At 10 O’clock. 10c Te All Bills J!ayable, 187,619.58 NONE „NQNE THURSDAY, NOV. 21 me Eagle's Brood” With William Boyd and Jimmy El lison. A rough-riding romance of the|' Old West, a yarn with a kick like loco stebr. Comedy,\“Fixer Upper*.”- “Wjndy Pathe News. Morning Show At 10 O’clock. 10c and 25c FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, November 22 and 23 ‘Top Hat” With Fred Astaire, Ginger Rogers and Irvin Beriin. Three, names that een w yon hate been waiting to see. Millions «f listeners every day and every night being sold on this show of showa They dance .. . they sing . .. and how .those dance numbers will make you want more. See it, by all means. Comedy, “Flicker Fever.” “Miracle ider” Na 10, with Tom" Mix. 10c and 25c TOTAL ......... ..'..$190,913.99 SUte of South Carolina, County of Laurens. Before me came F. M. Boland, Sec retary-Treasurer of the above named bank, who, upon being duly sworn, says that the above is a true state ment of the condition of said bank, as fihown by the books of the bank. ^ F. M. BOLAND. Sworn to and subscribed before i^e this Zth day of November, 1935. VERA P. WILS9N, Notary Public for South Cai^lina. Correct Attest: John T. Young, W. W. Ha rris. H. D. Henry, Directors. dances. Mrs. Kenneth Burdette of Charles ton, is spending several days with her sister, Mrs. Hubert Pitts, and other relatives. Mre. P.^D. J^ohnson, Mrs. E. G. Fouche, Mrs. W. 0. Miller of New- berry, were guests Wednesday of Mrs. W. A. Moorhesd. ^ Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Puttiam were called to Owings during the week-end on account yof the .d^th of the-^ for mer’s sister, Miss Amanda Putnam. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Henry of, EI- berton, Ga., spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. H. D., Henry. Fred Oxley has returned to his stud ies at the University of North Caro lina! at ChapeJ Hill, after, spending two Weeks with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Oxley. / Mrs. 0 T. Lawing and R. W. John son, Jr., of Greer, spent Sunday here with relatives. / Mi.ss Mary Ella Bailey of Lowndes- land. Mr. and Mrs, B. R. Fuller were in Laurens Tuesday evaning for the mar- iriage of their niece,'Miss Clenijegene Teagne and Arthur H. Baiden. Mr. and Mrs. Henry T. Hearn of Winston-Salem, N. C., announce the birth of a daughter. Pellerree Holland, on November 10. Mrs.^-Heam before marriage was Mi.ss Pellerree Holland, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. T. R. Hol- flancT of this^cTtv. NOTICE FOR PAYMENT OF CITY TAXES ■f ✓ West Clinton News Mrs. Dave !^ndei*s and family, Mr.j Hugh Thompson visited relatives and I friends jin Spartanburg Sunday. I Misse-s Mayfleltl and Eva Hudson I and Mr. Cook visittd Mr. and Mrs. R. T. Trammell Sunday. ville, ,p»nt the week.ei,d with her par-lT “"j ’''"''j';'' .'“"j' i^_ j T, T xt’ o.‘iH'turneil to their home in (iiistonva ents. Dr. and Mrs, T. L W. Bailey. Still Coughing? No matter how many medicines yra have trl^ for your cou^, chert cold ■ irrlUi Itatlon, you can get re- Serlotia or bronchial. lief XMW wi^ Creomulrton. trouble may be brewing and you can not affordto take a chance with thlng less than Oreomulslon, wh^ goes right to the seat of the trouble to aid nature to soothe and heal we membranes as the germ-laden phlegm la loosened and exmllea Even if other remedies nave failed, doat be disomuaged, your drugglrt la autiiorlasd to guaraatee Creonmlsion and to refund your money if you are not ■ttisfl^ with mults from the very first bottle.OetCreomulsionrlghtnow. (Adv.) H. D. :Y & COMPANY INSURANCE • \ * STOCKS — BOOTS — REAL ESTATE LOANS NTCOTIATED Telephone 121 Miss Margaret Hughes, has accepted spending a few a position ms dental assistant to Dr. paren s,^ . i. days with Mr. i(k and , Mrs. S. C. F. F. Hicks Mr. and Mrs. S. W. Sumerel and children and Annette Mtwrhead spent Friday and Saturday in Atlanta. Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Bullock and Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Bullock of Tampa, Fla., were week-end* guests of Mrs. W. H. Workman. Dr. Dudley Jones, Jr., of Washington, D. C..7 spent a few days last week with his parents. Dr. and Mrs. F. D. Jones. Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Whitmire, of Enoree, Mrs.;Roea W. Bishop and J. R. Whitmire^ of Cross Keys, visited relatives h^re Sunday. MTss Gnice McClure and . Carroll Pitts (^/ Inman and Denny Pitts of GreeurVflle-spent Sunday with Mrs. E. j Lee Buts and family. I Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Yount of Hick-I ory, N. C., spent the wt‘ek-end with j Mrs. Yount’.s mother, Mrs. Lorena F'o^'ter. Mr. and Mrs. y niiu iui.-i. Fi-imI Norton/bf T,an caster spent Sunday with Mr, and Mrs. P. M. Meadors and Mr.s. Gphter. Mr. Maxie Blakely of Spartanburg spent Sunday with his inother, Mrs. Ursula Blakely. Mrs. Venice Sander.tbf Lyman ai>ent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Richard Sandera.' , Mrs. Taylors of Lauren.s' i;s visiting her daughter, Mrs. Curtis Chaney. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Oakley and son, Frank, spent the week-end in Goldville with Mr. and Mrs. Parher Ruskin and Mrs. Bragg. Tihr^people of this community are gla<l and wish to welcome back to * Bailey Memorial M. E. church. Rev. H. S. Drennan for the coming year. Mr, and Mr.s. Paul Sanders of Char lotte spent the ''week-end with Mr. — Notice ist hereby-given tlMtt-Towfl TftK^s for theTown of Clinton will be due and collectable between October 1st and November 15th, for the year 1935. The Tax Rooks will be opened for the collection of taxes at the office of the Town Clerk on October 1st, and will re-. main open each day thereafter, Sunday excepted, up to R-nd through November 15th. A i^nalty of ten (10) per cent will accrue on all taxes not paid on or before Friday, November 15th, which pen alty will be in force through Tuesday, ^December ^Ist, after which an additional five (5) per cent will accrue. The levy for current fiscal year is thirty-seven (37) mills; twelve (12) mills for current operating expenses jind twenty-five (25) mills for intetest and sinking fund on various Bond Issues outstandii>g. ^ . The foregoing notice is given pursuant to Ordinance passed by the Town Council. . D. C. HEUSTESS, ^ Town Clerk. Adair. Mr»; Clifton Adair and Ititle' “"l! V. 'yi" ““"'■’“’e- ■Son, John, accompanied them home for a visit. Friends of M^s W. C. Oxley will be glad to know that ahe. has returned to her borne, after being a patient in the local ho.spital for. the past two weeks recovering from injuries received in an automo'bile accident. Mr. and Mrs. Rutledge Adair of GreenviHe, spent the week-end with Mr. aTgl Mrs. H. D. Henry, and visit ed other relatives in town whileHwre., ,, , , n, Mr.,..W. 0. Miller of Newberry i«l M-w. Joe Teriy are aorry ^ I e I ^ W 9 e n ■ t/9 A B B V a V a-v Vv ft I n A t V Rev. Ralph Hughes fille«l the pulpit at Belleview Sunday afternoon. Mr. Henry Simmons has moved back into our community from the country. are glad to have Mr. and Mi's. iVice of GreenVood move into our community. Friends of l^Irs. Rosa K. Marlowe wjtr’'be giad tojeam that she has re-' tuimeil to her home from the Baptist hospital. Friends of Mr. and Mrs. James Cres- spending a few days this week with Mr. ind Mrs. George H. Ellis. _ , . , • • Mr. and Mra. J. B Parrott of Wa.h-lT!'^)' “J'""? Mil's. Oeswell received only to joarn of their automobile accident Sunday night. Mr. C res well and Mrs. while Helping Your Familydo CONTROLoi^C Wh«ii Colds Throoton.. Vicks Vo-tro-nol hsipt' Prsvsnf mony Colih ington, D. C., visitt d friends here on i Friday. Mrs. M. Anderson i.s s|>ending some time in Miami, Fla., with her daughter and son-in-Law, Mr. and Mrs. IE. T. McGill. j Roy Gusque has returned from Mar ion, where he was called during the week-end on accofunt of the serious iU- ne.ss of his father, J. M. Ga.sque. Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Brice and Miss! Margaret Brice spertt;^ Sunday in Ches-J ter with Mr. Brice's brother. - , brui.ses. We hope for each them a speedy recovery. ‘ minor one 'of Birthday Enjoyed Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Howard and family enjoyed a d>ifthday dinner at the home of Mr. and .Mrs. S. A- Kem in Greenwood Sunday,\which was giv en in nonor of Mrs. L.-1. Riddle, who was c< kbrating. her 74th birthday. We wi.sh for Mrs, Riddle many more pleas ant birthdays'.' Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Ficklin and fam- .1. T, Martin and little .son, James, , ,, . ,,, t T '-'a i Ai. ily of Greenwood, .Mr. and .Mrs. A. h. of Lauren.s, spent Tuesday with Mr. ^ ’ and Mrs. W, D,. Copeland lfoCeldStrH(«i.. Vicks VopoRub ^mpt End o Cold soonor At the Ant warning aieeze or nasal irritatkm, quicki—a few drops oi Vfcks Va-trcHwl upcach nostril. Espe- ^ dally designed for noee and throat, whenmoMootds start, Va-tro-nol helpa to present many oalds—and to<hrow off head ookfe In their early itoigea. If a cold has already developed, use Vicks VapoRub, the mother's standby [ in treating colds. Rubbed on at bed- dhfi^ its combined iioidiice-vapor ac tion loosens phlegm, soothes Irrita tion, hdpa br^congcsiiott. Often, by morning the wtgst of the cold is over. '^cely J ^sil b Mr. s i FoOerw Vicks Plan for Better <^oatrol of Colds , - A hd^ol guide to feuter colds and shorter colds. Devetoped by Vicks Choniats and Medical Staff; tested~Irt extensive clinics by prac ticing phyrtdans—further proved in everyday home use by mil- liona. The fton is hilly explained in each Vicks package. \S/ u. ^ Vida open Hmue:teUk^rXCJLyifO(A£.0my himtday 9:30 V. M. (s. •. T.) NBC coait-to-eMut Million Vic^< Aid'i Ustd Yearly for Better Control of Cj^olds IVHIIT Kino OF Sf REETS ? / fOft lONG&T lASTINO STimS • FOff COWES7 MAINTENANCE • fO« IMPROVED nOPBtTYVALtX r Ron iNFonauTiON wftrrcTHCCniciiT teiviot aMn. caitc ogi I^ORTLAND CiMiNT Association Hue Bldf, AikMR, Gib I McCoy, Mr.s. J. H. Ficklin of Green- Mr..n<iMr,jj'Tcorem.ft.ndMir.!r'''’.“"‘‘ Apd iam Coleman Sunday > Uu-lf*'?,''!"’''I'T; .t, li^l rens with Mr. ami Mr.s. Hugh A^argan Friends of Miriam Donnan wil> be glad to know that she is getting along icely at the local hospital,\ after a operation on Tuesday. \ and Mrs. C. H. i^uarterman of Chaiieaton spent yesterdaywith their eon, Lee Quarterman, who is a senior at Fi:eahyterian college. Misses ^ildred Hopke and Marguer ite Scarborough of Charleston, were the wefek-eiKl guests of Mr. and Mrs. James Pitts. \ , Dr. and Mrr. Frank K. Poole of Greenville, were honor guests at the Chamber of Commerce ladies rright celebration on Tuesday evening.^ Friends of Miss Nai^y Owens will be interested to kiH>w that she is con fined to her Home on account of ill ness. Mrs. R. E. Sadler h^ charge of birthday dinner to their mother, Mrs. M. T. Ficklin on Sunday in celebration of her 48th birthday. Established 1886 THE THINGS THAT MAKE GOOD BANKING A Bank’s usefulness establishes its true worth. Its usefulness in dealing with depositors and borrow ers, intelligence and willingness to act constructively in matters of benefit to the cohununity, its people and the bank—these are the elements of good bank ing. Ik IN YOUR DEALINGS WITH OUR OFFICERS AND EMPLOYEES YOU WILL FIND THIS SPIRIT OF HELPFULNESS AT ALL TIMES. \ NEW BUSINESS CORDIALLY INVITED/ M. S. Bailey i Soe BANKERS OLDEST STRO.NGEST i,. Mm. Alpha Mae Dye Saxon. - Mrs. Alpha Dye Saxon, wife of Frank G. J^xoa-died .at her home on Florence street Saturday, Nov. 9, af ter a lingering illnes.s. In addition to her husband she is survivied by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. S. P. Dye of Greer; six sisters, Mrs. W. *E. Jones, Mrs. J. M. Anderson of Clinton, Mrs. Sam Robinson, Mrs. Wayne McCarter of Greer, Mrs. Da vid Owens of Spartanburg, Mrs. Sid ney Scott of Ware ShoaJss two broth ers, D. M. Dye and Robert Dye of Greer. ^ Serving as pallbearers were Messrs, Ralph Spires, Paul Martin, James hwwrA .‘t'th; punnaway, Ton. Beluo E. B. Davi., L. S. HamYon. . \ during her absence. Mr. and Mrs. Ge.orge Williams of Fairmont, announce the birth of a-son, George, Jr., on Monday, November 4. Mrs. Williams before marriage s^s Mias Ansie Kirven, a member of tnki daau i. ao hljh «Aool faculty h.., for Si.® The flower girls w^re Misses Onie Cogsdell, Inez Brown, NeiHe Harvfey, Louise Hampton, Edna Clnney aiid Evdyn Brady. The funeral services were conduct- yeam. Mrs. P. M. Clement, Mrs. T. W. Zeigler, Misses Helen Hight, Bertie Hight, Thelma Ferguson, and Sara Robson of Charleston, spent the week end with the former’s son, P. M. Clem ent, Jr., a student at Presbirterian col lege, and attended the Pan-Hellenic dances. Mrs. Agnes Kem had as her'guests Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Kem, Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Anderson, Emily and John Anderson of Reidville, Mrs. Ray Anderson of Laurens, Mr. and Mm. E. T. McGill of Miami, Fla., Ben Ander son oi CMumbia, 1D> and Mrs. W. M* Anderaon and J. B. Fhikoix of this dty. P. M. •Sunday afternoon by the Rev. V. McK. Marlowe, assisted by Rev. D. E. Willis of’Woodruff. Burial foL lowed in Rosemont cemotery. ■'1; T Just Received NEW SHIPMENT SHIRLEY TEMPLE ■■/ ^ JS With Se To Match BELK'S -i REMEMBER WHEN FOCf.USED TO SEW "LIKE 'MOTHER?'* Doubdess 3roa learned what Uttie Miss lyfiriam Reeder has just.leamed from Aar mother. "When you sew any thing, (to, |t pay* to aew it tot,ttay. That's why Fve alwiQrs used^. 8i P. Ooitsdto ff^oord thread... .None o(( those flimsy ,threadi.fbr mel** Did your mother say thrti too? 'i 'i . ..id