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h \ I WP" / THE CLPnPON CBjUONlCLR CUNTON, S. C. Cross'Hill News 1/ ] . y* Cross Hill/ Dec. \\J— MraC Ells Cowan has returned home after, an Extended frisitj to friends in Atlanta. The Rev. and Mrs. P. T. McGill, Rev. and Mrs. J. H. Byril and Mrs. R. W. Griffin sp^ent Monday in Colum- bia. ’ j '* Mr. Edward.s,of Saluda, was., the recent iruest of Mr. and 'Mrs. J. A. Richardson. Mr. and Mrs. W^ade Turner spent last week with^ Mr.- and Mrs. Lewis Turner in Columbia. . Hugh Leaman of Columbia, recent ly visited relatives here. Mrs. Rhidona Johnson, North, and Mr. and Mrs. Prank Owens, of Landrum, were cdll^ heix* Friday bh account of the death of Miss Lola Doyce. R. D.'and John* Nance of Columbia, Misses Kathleen and Margaret J^S4 \ Iff. ofl Gregory were hostesses Tu^isda temoon, Dec. 10, of the Y. W. the Baptist church. The Rev. and Mrs., P.- T. McGill were visitors in Greehville Tuesday. ft Personal /Mention ^ Miss Louise Davis of High Point, Mr. and Mrs. Hassell Miller Charles Leaman of Sunday with relatives here. "■"'Miss Virginia Walker, of Green wood, is visiting her. father, R. ^lother ^jjjiand Miss Grace Davis of Aiken, are WhitmiK. spent ei^s near here. . Mis? Elsie Little of Estill, arrives remainder of the week-end with her Judge '-S. M. Roper “*nd brother, family.'^ - Mrs. Frank Kellerii,'Jr., and. .son of Chattanooga, Tenn.,. are visiting Dr Walker. Charles Ropp, of Denmark, recently visited his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Ropp. Fa^ Demonstration ■ -Notes / ,,C. jR. Cannoa, Covhtjr Agent this week Isi spend the . holidays with j and Mrs. Prank Kellers. MrsT-Artbur Little. | J. Kohn of Lake City, is spending Henfy Dillard, who is teaching at jibe holiday .season .with her daughter, Andrews, wilf an ive this week to Mrs. Erie Barpes. . . spend the holidays with his parents, ]Mr.. and Mrs, Waldo Huffman spent ... , X Mr. and Mr.s. J. Will DUlard, 'Sunday in* Little Mountain with Uailfi™ H,pp of Uurens. spent, Mm."C. W. Wise of Green-'friends. _ _ Sund.y here witt^home folks. | Woodruff of Green-.'“"K >» —^^ Frank Kellers. Iville, and -Miss , Pansy Woodruff of IF !T;§ a MAGAZpfE YOU WANT, Mrs. Felder Smith, Mrs. C. E. Mich-1 Spartanhury, spent Friday with (heir I"*' ‘*’‘''5 "“"'bor. A person may pt ols and Mm. George Starnes wem t;is. mother. Mrs. E. T. Woodruff. ' ‘i’ “ ’ u*! w' 2"'“’ ® . I » Without his card, provided he knows Parity Checks To date, there has been 'Deceived 2,^70 cMcks amounting, Jo $6T,823.83. The.se checj^ are being delivered a.s rapidly a?'possible. Cards are bfing mailed Ao the farmers as^^fast as the ,chock.s( arrive at the office. A few farmers continue coming to the office asking if their parity check has ar rived. When they are asked what is their number, they do not know. The office force cannot stop and look up / PAGE Fivi .pdrtioto of the parity. They are tow- coive the proportion as they pay rant. The landlord- is to; receive the proper blanks when the check is deliver^ to him for the tenant to sign. To date 3810 rental checks hero been receiv^, amounting $90,- W1.36. There still remain in Washing*- ton several renUl and parity cheeks. WO are looking for these checks by any mail. - -r (Office To Close for Holidays ♦ The ^county agent's office will closed on December 24 and 25. - b« See — JAMES W. CALDWELL Call 38 itors in Greenville Tue.sday. ks ier, is spending the G days w^th her parents, Mr. and M isses Rosa Bailey Little, Caroline Miss Annie Lee Jaclfson of Lancas-1 Martin and Copie McCrary, students hristmas holi- Mr.s. nnet^ EVERYTHING YOU WILL NEED FOR THE HOLIDAYS AND SANTA CLAUS. - T. J. Jackson. Misses Martha and Mildred Whit ten, students at Anderson college, An derson, will arrive this week to spend the holidays with their parents. Dr. and Mrs. B. 0. Whitten. Friends of John W. Finney ami son, Mac Finney, will be .sorry to. know they have been confined to their home for several days with,.flu. Miss Lidie Davis, member of the l.Angley school faculty, will arrive tomorixiw to spend the Christma.s hol idays with her parents, Mr. and .Mrs. John I). Davis. Miss Agatha Bailey of Chester, and ^li.ss Maify Klla Hailey of l/<)wmU*s- ville, arrive this week to s^X'pd the holidays with their paivnts, Hr. and xMrs. T. L. W. Hailey. Mis.s Frances Black, member of the, at Winthrop college, will arrive this week to spend the holidays at home. James O’Daniel, Charges Rqipcr, Dossey McB'adden and James Jeanes, students at the S|buth Carolina Medi cal college. Charleston, arrive this week to spend the holidays at home.!'» Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Nichols spentiH Sunday in Woodward with friends. !'► his number, which will eliminate the time of a clerk hunting through the names for his number. The tenants are to receive their 1936 Contracts No information has been received from Washington as to the handling of the 1936 cotton acreage reduction contracts. As soon as this information is, received, notice will be litrt in tho papers. We Do All Kinds of ^ PRINTING Except BAD CHRONICLE PUBLISHING CO. . Rev. Calvin Smith of Ora, occupied |! \ the pulpit of the Associate ,Reforme<l Presbyterian church Sunday evening. He was accompanied here by Mrs. !:>mith.i Mr. and Mrs. Rufus McGUL.of Ki na rds,-were guests of Mr. and Mrs. P. S. Jeanes on Sunday.., ||J Mr. and Mrs. Bonner Ilarvley apdln The Christmas Rush little daughter of Greenwood, sjK'nt 11 We really have it. Fruits and Nuts and Candies, and Vegeiables and Cakes, and Good Groceries and Meats— from which'good meals are made. HEINZ PUDDING, can 15c and a5c HEINZ MINCE MEAT, can r , 23c VAN CAMP’S PORK & BEANS, No. 2Vi can 10c APPLE SAUCE, No. 2 can 10c BEECHNUT SPAGHETTI, 14 oz. pkg 15c CORN ON COB, 4 ears to can 20c PREMIER GOLDEN BANTAM CORN, No. 2 can .. . 18c I school faculty at Fountain isin'mling the holiday ;*easoti wj parents, Mr. and Mrs. G. .Black, j Richard Butler Fergw.son, student at the University of Virginia, Ghar- lottesville, arrives this week to .spend the holidays with hi.s palvnUs, Mr. and I Mrs. R. B. Fergason, who live near here. Mi ss FIliT^abelh Withers of ('olum- bia, wa.s the week-end guest of Miss Jhnet la*ake. Fred Oxley, .student at the Univer-i Sunday with Mrs. Harvley’s pait'hts,! .Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Blakely. J .Miss Gladys Barnes has returned to her home in Golumbia. after visiting, Inn, sister, Mrs. th hor j jyjj.j, C. E. Galloway. Robert Selk'is - ► . > and 11, * L. FRESH PORK HAMS PURE PORK SAUSAGE, Ib. 38c MIXED SAUSAGE, Ib. / .. . 20c STEW MEAT, Ib. 10c 15c and 25c BEEF ROAST, lb. sity of North Carolina, Cha|>el Hill, will arrive this week to spend the hol idays with hi.s parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Oxley. ' Miss Rosa Scarborough of Klliott, spent last weekicnd with /her sister and brother-in-faw, Mr. and .Mrs. James Bitts, Rev. W. M. Blakely ha.s ix'turned to Salisbur>', N. (k, after .spending sev eral days with his parents, Mr. and Mr.s. R. F. Blakely. .suns of Taylors, Mr. and^Mrs. Albert Youman and children of Cire<;nville, were guests of Mrs. Z. Mcla'es and Miss Sallie WHght on Sunday. Mr.s. Craig Kennedy and little ?on, of Spartanburg, and Mrs. S. E. Evans and childrtm of Benncttsvillc, have arrived to spend the Chrii^tmas holi days wim their parimts, Mr. and Mrs. J. "M. Pitts. 'Dr. and Mrs. J. C. Roper and J. C. IS NOW ON I ► » > > ► Roper, III, spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Roi>cr in Gas- ** tonia, and Judge and Mis, S.~M. Ro per in Lincolnton, N.-^'C. Dr. Roper occupied the pulpit of the Lincolnton Methodist church Sunday morning The following Clemson studeh will arrive this wwk-eml to s]>end holidays at home: Clyde Rampey, Bill Dolxbins, James .Hitt, Ryan Mctd’ary, Ha>Tie Workman, Hugh Buford, John W. Finney, Robeil ('ampbell, i'orrest shts LEAN PORK CHO/I^, Ib. 33c Lettuce, Qelery, Cranberries, Co^a- nut. Fruit Cake Materials, " Fruits, Nuts, etc. BLAIOCK’S GROCERY & MARKET PHOl^ES 156 and 157 WE DELIVER j xMr. and Mrs. Wallace Franks ;^rchie Adair. ' Whitmire, spent a few day-s last week i . Th<“ following out-of-town teachers with the former’s mother, Mrs. Srima .m-hool.s leave tomorrow to 1 Franks. .^end the Christmas holidays at their' Miss»Margaret Moorhead, tionies: Misses .Azile I.iv-i j at f,okit'r college, Hartsville, ved ^ ProsiKM'ity; Josie Pix'ssley, ;ye.sterday to s|Kmd the Christmas hoi- Tenn.;, Lily Mae W'erts, (lays with her parents, Mr. and W.'A. Mooihead, in (loldville. ,\lie(‘ Gaines, Grxxmwood; J. I,, (-'och- Miss Thelma Daniel of Gixs'nville, j W'aix* She TBe merchants, business houses, industries and individuals who do business with this, institution wiU find adequate facilities, prompt and efficient Service' during the Christ mas rush. NEW BUSINESS CORDIALLY INVITED / M. Sdlailey I Son BANKERS OLDEST STRONOKST >ra~ Knoixx' Latimer, lilK I Mu Shoals; l.ily Varlxpciugh,| •y Burn<, Sumter; Celia i [beiiy; .\. I,. We^l; Paul Vane El ; Ruby .N'orris, New Duckett, G7'een\voo(l. Fiddlers Show Saturday Night c was the week-end gue.->l of-.MTss garet Hollis. ^ I Mis-sL Vivian Parks .Xdalr, student i Greenvill at Bn nau, (lainesville, (la., an ivedT this week to spend the Chiistmas sea- ■son with her jxarents, .Mr. and Mrs. V. P. Adair. ‘ / Rev. J. W’. Kpeake,, president of liUnder college, oecujxied the puljiit of Broad Street Methodist church .Sun- day morning in the ab.sence of the ^n old-tinie fiddlers’ convention jiafitor. ;will be held at Academy Street sclpxol Mrs... R. S, Owens is spencling sonTe j building- .Satarday. Jiighl ai-^ h.-oYduck. time in Newberry with her mother, The entertainment i> being arranged Mrs. T. C. Poole,-who is ill. j [,y the Goodwill club of the Clinton l)r. J. B. Kennedy left today for mflfsTwlth a number of prizes York, where he will sjxend the Christ-j by local merchants for the mas holiday.s with relatives. winners in the various contosts. The Miss (’atherine Jones, <il Aiken,' to lx* used for Christ- FOR EVERYONE Our entire stock of C'hri.stmas Merchandise is now on dispjay for your inspection. We invite you to come in at once while wide seketions are possible. will arrive tomorrow to siHmd the j purposes in the mill village, of- holiday season with her patents, Dr.! f have stattxi. All ntusicians in' and .Mrs. F. I). Jones. jthe community are inviU'dJto lie jires- Miss Catherine (Iraham, student at lent and take pari in the program (•onverse collgee, Spartanburg, und | which will consi.«l of .group selections. Nt. NUNNALLY’S In Candy is always a gift unfailingly welcome,_and always enjoyed. Wk have a full assortment of )y^Iy Hpliday Boxes l;pkE IDEAL GIFT m have a full assortment of Gift ^pe^ly packed^ for Christmas, in all sizes. They have all the rich full flavor, the wholesome good ness for which Nunnaily’s lias always been famous. PLACE YOUR ORDERS NOW TO BE DELIVERED WHEN WANTED —ANYWHERE. Bothwell Graham, .student at the Uni- jversity of V'irginia, Charlottesville, I will , arrive tomorrow to spend the jholdiays with their parents, Prof, and iMrs. B. Graham. Mi.s.Hes Jean McKee, Elizabeth Buz- hardt, and James Sloan are at home from Erskinp college. Due West, for the holidays. Miss Plizabetl^ Sheely, who is teaching in Augusta, Ga., ^vill arrive tomorrow for the holidays, t ^ Walter Cauble of Columbia,, spent’ the week-end here with Mrs. Cauble.! Mrs. Albert Abrams leaves tomor-! bands, and solos. i For. Ladies Cutex Manicure Sets— / 50c to $5.00 For Men Charley Wilson To Winter Here Yardley’s Old Engli.sh Lav ender Toilet Sets— $3.00 to $5.00 Coty’s Toilet Sets— /. . $2.25 to $4.00 row for Leicester, N. C., to spend the jut p, CThruitmas holiday.s with her parents. I m^al <'harfey W'ilson, former. Pre.sh^«i rian college athletie star, tog<*ther with Mrs. Wilson and little son, will spend the winter here with Mi"* Wd M rs. Collie Anderson^until the open ing of the iqajor league training camps. W'ilson is a former femr-.sport man "“EvehThg-Ih-Paris Toilei Sets— $1.75 to $5.00 Boyer Toilet" Sets— $1.00 to $5.25 Miss Margaret Frances Roper .was in tiTTColnton, N. C., Friday for the Rudis^l-Hoyle wedding. .She .spent the C.', and for the •winnen o^ the Laval best all-round athlete Houbigani -Perfume— Fomerlyx $7.50, now $3.00 Milano Pipe.s, formerly , $3.50, now $1.00 To Appear At Goldville Saturday in South Carolina in 1926. From here he went into professional basel^l, playing at various times with thenSt. lyouis Cardinals, Boston Braves and Rochester International league teams. He will report to the Cardinal train ing camp next .spring. Armand’s FYce Powder and Perfume Sets, specially pridd at— $1.25 Medico Cijks. improved guard, moisture proof— $1.00 /. GIFTS FOR EVERYONE YOUP SELECTIONS WILL BE MADE EASY »ERE practical, lovely GIFTS AT MOST REASONABLE ftllCES. \ Drop In Today... \ EVERY DAY — UNTIL CHRISTMAS ^ t ; ... See Our Offerings On Saturday ^evening, Dec. 21«t, ‘ Balentine's Cutup.s of Greenville, will appear in person at the Joanna- school auditorium at Goldville at 7:30, un- deb the spoTM+orship of the Joanna Mothers club. Thi? popular group of entertainers broadcast daily, except Sunday, ovfer radio station WFBC. ‘ ’Hrey recently moved from Charlotte to'Greenville in response to a popular demand from radio fans. The group, styled a-s the ‘Aristocratic Pigs,” not only, play and sing any type of musical numlxT, buf^ are talented comedians and actor.s. Novelty and trick instruments are one of*tKe bright spots iri Their show".~An To Put Ban On j JShooting Fireworks! CANDIES Whitman’s 3-ib. Sahipler $4.95 2-lb. Sampler .. $3.30 1- lb. Sampler,... ; $1.65 2- lb. Fruits and Nuts‘^$2.30 1-lb. Fruits and Nuts $1.10 Drinkless Kaywoodie Pipes $3.50 Mennen’s Shaving Sets—; $1.10 Boyer Shaving Sets— $1.10 to $1.20 ‘THE OLD RELIABLE” evening of entertainment will be offered by these entertairvers Satur day and it js hoped'that they will be greeted by a large house. ' Chief George R. Holland stated yes terday that the city will not allow the shooting of '’fireworks’ during the Chrstma.s holidays in the business .section becau.se oT the danger and an noyance, and that the police dejiart- m^t will enforce this ruling of the mayor and council.” 2-lb."Our Own Assorted Chocolates 98c Colgate’s Shaving Sets:— $1.00 1-lb. Our Own Assorted Chocolates 49c Houbigant Shaving Set— $1.10 to $1.20 '/2-lb. Our Own Assortlsd Chocolates V 24c Old English Lavender ' 'Shaving Set $2.25 ' HIGHWAY MAN HERE -Highway Inspector J. R7 Xybrand,!( has announced that he will be in Clin ton every Friday morming from 9:30 to 12 o’clock to as.sist car owners with securing licenses. While here his headquarters will be at the Giles Chevrolet company. TELEPHONE NO. 1 ♦ . :/ I^atest style, all leather Zipper Bili Folds— 79c to $2.50 All leather Zipper Bill Fold and Key Case Sets— $2.50 to $3.50 Men’s leather Travel Sets, withvtalon zipj^r fastener.. A large assortment— $2.25 to $7.50 -Jf