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I i . i >/ TBPRSDAY, MARCH 8«! im THE CLINTON CHSONICLE. CUNIXM. S. C PAGE Firf Dr. Felder Smith of DRS. SMITH k SMITH OPTOMETRISTS, •. Specialist III — Eye Examinations OlBce Hoora $ to 6 Dtttj Phone 101 fOr Apfiointment • Clinton, S. C.^ • College Plans mpletejl y! ** T Personal Mention ^ ■-> Military and Home Guards Present Week*End Dance Se ries Here. Final p)an» for the^ amy w home tn» lor i Miies, Miss Martha Davidson spent last week-end in Kingstree with -relatives and friedds. Mr. and Mrs. Howdrd O’Shield, Mr. guard dance lines, beginning Friday j n^ 'Mrs. Dick O’Shiefd of Spartan- night and including a formal on the | spent Sunday here with friends, first night, a tea dance Saturday af- Miss Hattie Mae Horton of Chapin, 4 • INSURANCE a* ' ♦ We offer expert senrice and lirotecUon. Agent for some of thd strongest Fire Insurance Ompanies In America. REAL ESTATE Town and counti^ prop* *erty. Prices attractive. Clinton Rbalty K biswance Co. - B. H. BOYD,'Agent temoon, and an-informal dance Sat- iurday night, have been completed, ac cording to an announcement from Ca- |det Lt. Col. R. R. Potter and Chair man <5eorge OlijTer of the home guard. spent the week-end here with rela tives. Mr. and Mrs. D. B. Smith spent Sunday in Greenville with relatives and friends. ' — Jim Baker spent Sunday in Colum bia With friends. - Mr. Md Mrs. W. H. Roberts and son, HalseU, spent Sunday In Greenville with Mrs. Roberts' sister, Mrs. W. E. Adair, who is ill. v Friends of Miss Helen Adair will be glad to Know she has returned: home from Greenville where she was a patient in the General hospital for ten days. -^ Mrs. Arthur C-opeland and Mr. and ' Mrs. Harry Nettles spent Sunday ia H. D. HENRY F. M, BOLAND H. D. HENRY k COMPANY , - INSURANCE STOCKS .r- BONDS — REAL ESTATE ■* : e i LOANS NEGOTIATED Telephone 121 ... - ' f • \ Friday ev^ing the R.O,T.C. imit h j Mr. and Mrs. Carlton Wise fnd chil- St. Matthews with Rev^ and Mrs. T. sponsoring"its second anniial militanrjdren of Greenville, and Mr. and Mrs. |F. Wallace. •ball. This is tojbe a formal dance withiC. W. Wise and children of Charlotte, The numbers of the eleventh grade spent Sunday with Dr. and Mrs. history 'and physics "classes spent Frank Kellers. j Tuesday in Columbia. They were ac- Miss Sara .Nell Poole has returned compahied by W. R. ^Anderson, Jr., home from Elberton, Ga., w'here she j and Miss Frances Rop*er. has been spending several days with' Miss Irene Workman spent Sunday her brother and sister^^-law, Mr. and in Butesburg with her sister, Mjrs. J. !Mrs. Walter E. Poole. ‘ |W. Parler. — of €ros.sed sabres. The military de-| and Mrs. W. G. King and son, Friends of Mr. and Mrs. G. C._Odi- the > tea i BiHy—^yyre^ vtsitOTS in^Greenvitte ^in * ome wrlf-be 'tnteri’sted to know-that the members of the military unit ap- ^aring in dress uniform. The ^climax , of the evening will be the grand march when Miss Mary Gillespie of Atlanta, Ga.,^and Lt. Col Potter will lead the column of advance corps men and their dates under the arch dance on Saturday afternoon. Saturday evening the “war lords'* THE HAPPY MEDIUM Many persons are either—' Over-insured or ■ — Under-insured Our experience can aid you in finding the happy medium where your insur ance is just right. Consult us today. No obli gation, of course. H. D. Henry & Company INSURANCE CLINTON, - • S.& dance have been in the hands of a committee headed by Oliver. This is the first year that such a dance has Saturday. " they havia moved to Daytona Beach, G. W. Hollinghworth attended the Fla. will give way to the “pacifists,” a* tl» South^ Carolina Ufe Insurance confer- Mrs. Roy Madden-eind little daugh-, non-military students stage their Qf Metroi>blitan Life Insur- returned last week to their home home guard ball. The plans of this company in Columbia on Wed- in C}(?'aw, after spending two weeks' nesday. ' Uvith relatives here and in I-Aurens. I Mr. and Mrs. T. C. Johnson and They were accompanied home by Mrs. ^ iMrs. A. J. Sproles visited Mrs. John-,W. A. Addy, who spent several days; been attempted, and the non-military; father, J. W. White, in New-.lwith them. Mr. .\ddy went down for- j men arc ntaking a special effort to j j^^^ry last week. I the”""week-end and accompanied her |haNe it a great success. The rnusic fori Misses* Martha and Mildred Whit-1 homo Sunday. I all tfiree cances is to be furnished by studepts at Anderson college, will I Mr., and Mrs. ,Joe R. Adair of Lau- Paul^^Harmpn and his Blue Stock-1 this week-end to spend spring ] •'cns, s|>ent Sunday with Mrs. Lorena > ! holidays with their parents, Dr. and Adair an\l family. Friday ^evemng just^i^rior to the j g q'i Mrs. Bessie A. Nabors and _I. p. R.'w. Wade, Bill Wade 'and Adair spent the wwk-end in Green- J. L Cochran, were visitprs in Green-j ville with their brother and sister-in- rille Satui-day. Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Adair. The Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Adair spent the |**tter remained for. a visit, w’eek-end in Sw’annanoa, N. C., with Safety Deposit Boj^s Available To You • - military ^ ball the R.O.T.C. unit will stage a formal parade under the ; lights of Johnson field. On this occa sion the cadet battalion will ,p.aas in review before an honorary staff com posed of the dates of the senior mem bers of the military unit. Miss Mary Crillespie of Atlanta, has been chosen as honorary colonel and will receive the battalion in review. ; The parade will begin at 8 o’clock, ahd~tHe people of Clinton are cordial ly invit^ to attend. No admission^ will be charged. __ The initial review will be” cdmmand- ed by the senior members of the unit. The junior class will then take charge and will parade Ui« battalion past the reviewing stand to be inspected by the honorary staff. STOP! ^ DRIVING AN OIL- BURNER! _ A Ramco overhaul (see Saturdi CoUier*s) will put your car ..hack in new-car class. Sowers Phone 196 FORD SALES SHOW LARGE INCREASE Deaiborn, Mkh., March 20._=. Sub stantial improvement ip general busi ness is reflected in the increase in Ford V-8 commercial car and truck sales during 1935, according to re ports of,official registrations of these the latter’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Buchanan. Fred Oxley left Monday for Chapel Hill, N. C., where, he .will resume his studies at the University of North Carolina, after spending the spring holidays at home. Misses Gene McKee, Elizabeth Quz^ hardt and James-Sloan will arrive this week from' Erskine college, Due West, to spend spring holidays at home. «44rs. EateH_Abrams spent Sunday Mrs. Gus Milam, who Is spending some time "In Greenville with her daughter, Mrs. W. E. Adair, and Eietty Adair of Gi^eenville, spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs, W, H. Roberts. I Friends of Miss Willie Earl, David son will be glad to know she is im proving after an illness of two weeks. Synod Group To. Meet Saturday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. ^ ^ , Ramage, who live near here. jYoung-^People 8^Presbyterian Mrs. Frank Fowler, Mrs. Homer Council of State To Hold Ses Woodruff and Miss Vivian Woodruff spent Thursday in Greenville. Miss Helen Patton of Spartanburg, spent the week-end heie with friends and relatives. , sion-At Greenwood. 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Walter Dickson, Davidson college stu- Carroll Pitts ofTnman, Miss Lilliftn | young people’s council Day and Davis Pitts of Atlanta, Ga., [^f Presbyterian synod of South spent Sunday with Mrs. Nannie A.iCarolina, will meet at the First Pres- Pitts and family. jbyterian-church of Greenwood on Sat S of these ‘ ***“ *«*»*“J* , ujikcuan-vuuavu affUwiE 9t< son^utday, Ma^ch 28, bagingiRg the Ford Motor company. Mir.h'.ll, JrT of Hickory N. C, .pent'in rtc .ftemoon, , The Ford volume of trucks and | council of which Dickson is commetcinl car. for the whole year ^ , ;I.rc»idcnt U con||>o..ed of rcpresenta- - Miss Rose Mahaffey and Lawrence j lives of each of the eight presbyteries was 44.9 ‘per cent greater than in 1934. The volume for December was up more than 116 per‘cent over the previous. December..: the ■ week-end fn^of the synod together with the four r% Registrations of new Ford tmicks and commercial cars in 1935 totalled 185,848 units as against 128,256 units in 1934. The 1935 volume represented 36.4 per cent of the entire volume of tihe industry. In 1934 Ford accounted fdr 31.8 per cent of the industry to tal. Ford’s increase in 1935 volume over 1934 of 44.9 per cent compared with a general improvement for the industry of 26.4 per cent. Comparisons between the Ford reg istration volume in 1935 and 1934 follow: Trucks: 1935, 103,280; 1934, 83,380. Commercial cars: 1935, 82,568; 1934, 44,876. ToUl: 1935, 185,848; 1934, 128,256. TTie Ford V-8 led all other makes in sales of 'both trucks and commer cial cars in 1935, the registration fig ures showed. Mahaffey .spent Franklin, N. C. : officers of the league of the synod Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Shealy of Little and the seven chairmen for the offi- Mountain, spent the week-end with'.cial young people’s program. Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Shealy. Representing the local presbytery Mr. and Mrs. Walter Ramage an-, (the Presihytery of South Carolina) nounce the birth of a daughter on'will lie Miss Rosalie BaileyTof Green- Tuesday, March 17. I wood, a teacher in the Ridge Spring Mr. and Mrs. B. R. Fuller have re-{school, and Miss Euphemia Gordon, turned from Daytona Beach, Fla., of Due West. where they have^ beeri visiting rela-j The principal business of the meet- ^ives. I ing here, it is announced, will be the Dr. R. P. Jeanes of Easley spent Thursday with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. P. S. Jeanes. He was accom^ |)anied home by Mrs. Jeanes, who had” platform director of the conference "I know the value of extra nitrogen I" I moy be on **old I keep in wf^ qoyV thinga. An^when 6»^ hew thing isHbet* ter, that's wbot I wont. Ever since I leomed thot the Deportment of Agriculture ond Jmmigration ofVlrginio reported that ABCAWAN, THE AMEWCAN Nl /. TRATE OF SODA contained extra ditrogen over the guoronteed 16% with on extra cosh value os high ds 88c per-ton, I heve used no other. . — I know the.volue of extra nf- trogen ood I moke sure to get thot extro value. For cotton, com and oM other crops it is now proved thot AtCADIAIi THf AMHIICAN NITRAn OF SODA brings the former big vrtue. Sai— “I SAW IT IN THE CHRONICLE** Theek Too! been spending several days with Mr. and Mrs. Jeanes. Mr». -Gr-G. Parkinson of Due West, spent the week-end with her daugh setting up"of the young people’s con ference to he held at Clinton in June. The Rev. F. B. Mayes, of Beaufort, and a member of the council, will at tend. To Mr, Mayes and Dr. Roswell C. Long, pastor of the First Presby terian church of Greenwood, was as ter, Miss Sara Parkinson, who teaches signed the task of working out the at the orphanage.. young people’s program for the con- D. M. McNaull of Mullins, spent j ference. This program will be suhmit- the week-end. here with friends. 1at-Saturday’s meeting. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Martin of Li(u.' Many of the members of the coun?- rens, spent Sunday with the -latter’s cil will arrive in Greenwood in time to -i-rr Y our automobil.e 1 may brih^ou face to face with a Jury Box that will prove a regu lar Pandora’s Box for trouble — if you’re not insured. Play Si£tl mother, Mrs. Irene Todd. Miss Elizabeth Bradley, who teach es in Fairfax, spent the week-end with her mbther, Mrs. James Bradley. Ml'il"' Margaret McQuiston of Co lumbia, spent the week-end here with her mother, Mrs. Cora McQuiston.. Furman Jordan, student at (Colum bia Theological seminary in Decatur, <Ja., spent the week-end • here with friends, and spoke at the Thomwell Memorial ohurch on Sunday. ~ Misses Alma and Collett Davis s^nt Sunday in C^lunrbia with their mother,. Mm. George M. Davis, who is a patient in the Baptist ho.spital. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Hitt and Son of take part in the annual spring meet ing of the league for the district which will be held at th§ First Pres byterian chunch beginning at 10:30 a. m. and concluding at 2:30 p. m. All of the Presbyterian young people of Laurens, Greenwood, Abbeville and Newberry counties are expected to at tend the league sessions. Local Concern Gets Contract D. E." Tribble company, of this city, was on Tuesday awarded the contract: Exigefield, spent Sunday with Mr. and {for the construction of the final unit! Mrs. Eugene Hitt. jof the State Training school located Miss Josie Pressley spent the week- here, when bids were opened at the .«TNA- Protecdoo «U always, S. W. SUMEREL Actna-izer Next Door to Weftem Union Phone 80 . end in Fayetteville, Tenn.i^with her parents office of the institution’s superintend ent. The successful bid was $17,366, Mr. and Mra^ R. J. Ellison spent-rir was announced by "public works of- i Sunday and-Monday in Augusta, Ga., ficials from Columbia. ‘ with relatives. Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Jacobs and Mr. and Mm. Clyde Lankford were visit ors in Greenville Saturday. Mrs. 0. 0. Copeland of Newberry, visited relatives here on Monday. Mr. and Mm. Cecil Lawter agd lit tle son of Spartaoburg, spent Su^ay with Mm. Lawler's parents, ,Mr. and Mm. G. a. Black. 'Marcella and Francis Wix.of Lau rens, spent die week-end with Alvin and Lewis Bagwell, Jr. Friends of S. G. Dillard will be Rorry to know that he is confined to ms home on account of illness. Friends of Mm. Irene Todd will be glad, to know she is imphiving at* her home, after an illness of two weeks. Mr. and Mm. Algie Bobo and ehiL dr«i of Spartanbarg, spent (Sunday with Mxa. Bdiw'a paaeats, and Mrs. George W. Addy. The project, sponsored.by the PWA, includes improvements to the present administration building, paving, roof ing and the^erection of a recreational activities building. The Tribble firm also has been awarded a 825,090 PWA contract for the erection of a school annex at Cal houn Falls. Judge Fertilizer by the Cotton It Makes I N 1935 cotton growers evcMwhere bought Non-acid ysiologically Neutral Swift's Red Fonnmg -and Phi CARD OF THANKS We wish to thank our many friends for the kindness and sympathy ^hown during the illness and death of our dear, wife and mother. For^the lovely floral offerings we also desire to ex press our sincere thanks. May God richly bless each one of you. Will H. Tumor and Family. i - Steer Fertilizers on our word that it would give them larger yields and a hne-quality cotton. 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