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iTHURSPAY. ^l^UARY 27. 1936
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FOODS YOU NEED
AT A SAVING!
ROGERS
QUALITY FDDD 5HDP5
WESSON OIL
Pint
Can
20c
Stokely’s Strained Foods, 2 cans 15c
SHORTENING Carton 53c
8Lb.
Carton
97c
Castlebeny’s Famous Hash
No. 2 can 19c 2 No. 1 cans 13c
Lake HERRING, 6-lb. kit
Maxwell
Noise
COFFEE
Lb.
Cai
UBBY’S
...-ISc
CAMAY SOAP, cake ... : !. 5c
HrI
ALERT DOG FOOir
Jelke’s Good Luck, lb.
CavaJier Butter Bits, 2 boxes
SNOWDRIFT
6-Lb.
Pail
95C
SOUTHERN Manor
Asparagus, Picnic can ...'— 12V2C
No. 2 can ... 21c
JELL-0, six flavors, 2 i^s.
Ritz CRACKERS, box
Waldorf TISSUE, 3 rolls 13c
4
No. 2
Cans
2SC
rEvaporated APPLES, lb. l2Vy
Libby’s Queen Olivet 16-oz. jar 29c
O. K. Laundry SOAP, 3 bftfs^ j . lOc
CHIPSO, pkg . 10c
Qu^
- Jar
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CRISCO, 3-lb. can
ScotTissue, 3 rolls ! ...-v-.. ....; 25c
Cavalier But|«r Bits, box
12V2C
ROGERS NO, 37 FLOUR
12-lb. bag 48c 2.4-lb. bag 88c
SALAD DRESSING
Pint
Jar
Quart
Jar
Mrs. Alec^ Black ^of Greenville, is I
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I spending-several days here with Mr.
[and Mrs^ G. A. Black. J-
I Mrs. J. H. Cato of Atlanta, Ga.,
Friends of K'athryn Ellison will
Milapi ^nd sister, Mrs. W. H. Roberts,
,, Mrs. C. R. Oliver of TYellesley Hills,
Mass., visiting her sister and hroth-
jer-in-lAw, Dr. and Mrs. T. J. Peake.
Mrs. P. S. Jeanes, Mrs. C, E. Nicb-
p.^s and Mrs. Felder Snrith spent yes-
Jiterday in Greenville.
COTTON contest '
r‘ BLANKS AVAILABLE
an-
sorry tp knqw that she is ill at her;
iwas cafled here Saturday on account;visited relatives in W'hitnYre on Sun
jof the .Jllne.-js of her father, E, I.'day
.\dair.
home on E. Carolina avenue. > family of GreenvHle, spent Suh-
. . 1 1 Au Misses Sybil and Flor-
A. Ai Kamage and Buck .Abrams,Burdette.
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,j Friends of Mrs'. E.'T. Woodruff will!
» Mr. and Mrs^-C. E. Galloway and.he .<ony to* know she is ill at herj
Marcia Galloway spent Sunday j^n Co-jhome. . ;
lumbia with Mrs. Galloway’/s parents^, Miss Lillian Newsom of Winns-'
Mr. and Mrs. George T. Barnes. '|boro., spent the week-end here with |
Mrs. Olin Chandler of Laurens, vis- , ,
ited relatives here on Monday. j Misses Russie Bea^idrot and Dolly j
Mr. and Mrs. L. W.. RawJ* Alisses P^att of Greenwood, are spending this i
Florence Adair and Mary Stone vis- with their grandmother, Mrs.'-^-
ited friends in Gaifney oh Sunday. jMary Prather. } i?^
I Friends of Mrs.-G. F. Buford will! Tokie Adair has returned to|
be glad to know that she is able to, having IWn out for sev- j
Ibe out again, after being-ill for sev- ‘lays recuperating from a tonsil '
Ieral months. , operation
j Mr. and Mrs. Herman H. Forth of) Marguerite Boland of Colum-
Columbia, announce the birth of a hia, is spending this week with her i
I son, Donald, on Sunday, Febryary y.TTather, F. ^I. Boland,' anTT^other. reja
!e!p Kidneys
■ c/ B. Cannon, county agent,
nounces that those fanners wishing to
enter the^ five-acre cotton staple im-
If poorijr funrtioninir Kidneyi tnd
Bladder make you autfar from Gettiajf
Lp Nighta. NeryouanMa, Rheumatic
Palna. Stiffneaa. Burhins. Smarting.
ItehiiiR, or Aelrilty try r'Wintaad
Doctor’a PrwcriptionCyStMiiSa-tex)
Cyofex
may get blanks at his office by exUr.
ing or writing, for them.
This demonstration is held annually
in South Carolina and valuable prizaa
are* offered by the Cotton Manufa4S''
turers’ association of the-state.
NOTICE-
Child Life, was $3.00, now $2.50 pir
year; 2 years $4.00; 5 months $1.00.
JAMES W. CALDWELL
The Magazine Man
Mrs. Forth, before marriage, was
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.Miss Alice Ruth Hollis of this city, j’ h'>’>t^'nds of I. E. Adair will be sorry
Mrs. 'Drover Crapps of Belton, he is critically ill at his home
)at the home of her parents, Mr.'ahd {l'*^**;- ^ . ——
j Mrs. Bob Tucker, recuperating from j. Jacobs was in Spartanburg [
an attack of pneumonia. Mrs. Tucker! Sunday where he spoke at the First
has been spending some time in Bel- i P*’e-'*byterian church.
Iton with her daughter. *1 Rosanna V'ance left this week
; Mr. and Mrs. Rex Young. Miss Mil- J^ksonnlle, Fla., to visit her sis-
idred Young, Mr. and Mrs. Mace 4*^*’' H. M. Wise. ^
I Young and family spent Sunday in' Dl^kely returned to his
I Newberry-with Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Salisbury. N. C., Saturday,
Young. * 1 after siiending several days with his
Miss Redge Peake of Washington.! Mrs. R. F. Blakely.
D. C., spent a few days last week with i P- Boland, Mrs. (/ary Martin and;
her parents. Dr. and Mrs. T. J. Peake. ^ .Adeline Boland wer^e visitors in
j Miss Almena Milling spent Satur-j^"'^'^'!’'® Friday,
day in Greenwood with relatives and. Friends of Miss Rosa Mahaffey will
friends. . ! sorry to know she is ill at the home
I Mr. and Mrs. P.-B. Adair, Mr. dndi‘'>f in St.
Mrs. Clyde 4-ankford spent Sunday in' where she went to sjiend
jCro33 Keys with Mr. and Mrs. J. R. j the week-end.
I Whitmire and family. -Martin and chil-
i Alfred Browning, student at the ‘^^en spent Sunday in Newberry with
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University x)f South Carolina, Colum
bia, spent the week-end at home:
Mr. -and Mrs. Grady Adair spent
Sundhy in Sedalia; with Mrs. Adair’s
parents. \
Dr. Jj L. Geer, C. F. Geer and Mrs.
lEilla Justice of Rutherfordton, N. C.,
spent Sunday with M^. and Mrs. H.
M. Geer.
Mr. and Mrs. Allen Colenian and
little daughter, and Mr. and Mrs.
i HugC. Morgan .of Laurens, spent Sun-
■day with Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Colemarj.
I Denny Pitts and Pat Childress of
.Greenville, and Carroll Titts of In
man, spent Sunday with Mrs. Nannie
Mrs. Martin’s mother, Mrs. J. R.
Green. Mrs. Green accompanies! them
home for a few days’ visit.
W. J. Bailey and George Cornelson
left yesterday for F^lorida on a fish
ing trip.
Miss Annie Lee Jackson '-of the
Lancaster school faculty, spent the
week-end here with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. T. J. Jackson.
Mr. and Mrs. W. FI. Roberts and
Halsell Roberts spent Sunday in
Greenwood with Mrs. Roberts’ broth
er and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. M.
p. Milam.
\Ffiends of Clara Johnson will be
sorry to know that she is ill sit her
A. Pitts and family.
D! B, Smith, manager of Belk’s De- !^®"'® here,
partment store, left Monday for New I Mrs. Frank Kellers^ and
York to buy spring goods. ' I *'*'’*• Barnes .spent Sunday in
Mrs. C. B, Adair and Mrs. Annie Augusta with relativeiL and friends.
Giles Bailey were guests of friends | *ud Mrs. R. W. Johnson, Gar-
in (Grr***"WOOd- i Otho Johnson spent Sunday
Friends of MrsJGySge Addy will 4n Greer with Mr. and Mrs. 0. T. Law-
be glad to knovrnhat she is able to Johnson, Jr.
• be out again, after having been con- Miss-Lucile Roberts of ^Columbia,
fined to her home for .several weeks Ispending thi!^ week with her cou-
on acc6unt of illness. ^ .sins, Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Roberts.
Miss Pansy Woodruff of Spartan- Friends of Mrs. Ira C.-Boland will
burg, spent Sunday with her mother, ^® know that she is ill at her
Mrs. E. T. Woodruff. , home on Wesf Mam street.
Bill Abrams of Bate^diurg, spent'. Witherspoon, student at Pr^s-
Sunday with his mother, Mrs, Estelle'4>yt®’‘‘“" college, spent the week-end
Abrams. '‘n Lancaster with his parents, Mr. and
Pierre Burdette has returned from'^*^*' Witherspoon.
Washington, D. C., where he has been I Mrs. J. D. Guerard and little soq,>
working for several months. Beaufort, are visiting her parentii,
Mrs. Frank F'owler and little daugh-'^*** ®ud Mrs. Frank Kellers.
ter, Patricia, are visiting relatives
and friends in Charlotte, N. C.
MisVv^argaret HpUis spenj the
week-ep^ in Columbia'with her sister,
and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Her
man H. Forth.
Miss Mary Bobo spent Sunday in
Spartanburg with Her parents, Mr,
and,Mrs. E. L. Bobo.
Miss Mary Pauline Lawson, who is
F’riends of Mrs. T, M. Adair will be
sorry tV know that she is ill at her
home on N. Adair street.
Mr. and Mrs. W, H. Roberts and
son,- Halsell, are now making their
home on North Broad street in the
residence formerly occupied .by A. P,
Shirley.
Mrs. Hubert Todd is spending .sev
eral days in Prosperity with her
teaching in Greenville, spent the Biother, Mrs. Janie Brehmer,
the
week-end with her parents, who liVe* *ud Mrs. E. L. Holland were
near here. [visitors in Greenville on Saturday. *
Misses Allene Newsom and Annaj F- Monts, superintendent of the
Bell Hudson, members of the Colum-l®‘^y left Saturday for St.
bia and Greenwood city school facul-i spending this
ties, were the week-end iruelit.s of Mr. ''’cek attending the meeting of the
guests of Mr.
and. ^rs. W. W, Harris,
J. Isaac Copeland, librariafi at Fur
National Education association.
FYiejida of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene
man university, Greenville, spent the | Hitt will be glad to know they are
week-end with his parents, Mr. and.*^*® ^
Mrs. W.‘D. CopeTandT " fined to their no me Tor several days
Mrs. Ophelia Milam spent Friday
and Saturday in Greenville with relar
tives and friends. ^ •
T. M. Little and George Little spent
last Sunday in Newiberry with Mr.
and Mrs. M. B. Hipp.
spent a few days this week with Mr.
and Mrs. W. T. Adair and other rela
tives,
Mr, and Mrs. Harry E. Bolick, Jr.,
on account of illness.
Among those in Chester Sunday for
the funeral of Charles B, Betts were:
Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Plaxico, Miss Josie
Pressley,_Mi33 Nannie Young Tribble,
Mr. and Mrs; P. S. Jeanes, Mrs. E. B.
Mrs. Roy Tieigbbbrs of AtIahta7tS^»"rE7^H;-erfffg^ and Dr ifrB.-Ken-
and little son,- of High Point, N. C.,
jSubiicribe to T1i6 C3ircniicfe$1.5d a Y6ar
; are spending this week with Mrs. Bo-
i lick’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. Reed
■ Todd. •
H- T. Holland of Jackson, Miss.,
'spent the .week-end with his parents,
Mr, and Mrs. T. H. Holland. ^
I M iss Ruby Bowers .spent Sunday in
Whitmire with relatives and friends, i
Friends of Dr. S. C. Hays will be
glad to know that he has returned
home after being a patient in the
General hospital in Spaiianlburg for
several weeks.
Mrs. J. W.^ Copeland, Sr., has re
turned home from Charlotte, where
she has been spending several weeks
with relatives. *
Miss Nelle Abrams, Gecgge Plunk
ett and Dillard Milam were guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Nelson in Columbia
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Wade Sperry and
daughter, Virginia, who have been
living in Chicago, arrived thia week to
make their home here, where Hr.
Sperry will be eonnecetd with Jaeoba
A Company. At present they are stay
ing at Hotel Clinton.
nedy,
.Friends of Austin Chandler wiK be
sorry to know that he is ill at his
home on Centennial street.
Mrs. G. R. Milam spent a few days
last week in Laurens with relatives.
A. R. Milam has returned to his
home in Nutley, J., after spending
ten day.s with his mother, Mrs. G. R.
D. E. Tribble Co.
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