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U r i » V, * .... THURSDAY. MAt 21, 1986 > i THS CLINTON CHRONICLE CLINTON. S. C PAOEFinr ;Dr. Felder Smith of . DRS. SMITH ft StOTH I (H^METRISTS Specialist In Examinations Od^ Hours 8 to 6 Daily PhMi^lOl for Appointment l^tbn/B.C. Effective, JuTO Srd.. and continuing through Augu^, merchants and busi* ness houses of J(he city will close^ at 12 o’clock noon on Wedne^i^ for* the usual summer half holiday. A petu ^on to this effect, circulated during the past' week, has been generally signed. The merchants m «Btering-^ A. L. Duckett of Charlotte, N. C., 3> D. E. Tribl^ Co . FUNERAL DIRECTORS - eeiUlld— ‘ emralmers Licensed Embalmers, Complete Modem Equipment " Day Phone 94 Night Phones. 24, 253 or 235 Clinton, S.C. spent the week^ipd Iwre withTIriends. V Boyd Underwood, who Ku been at tending Columbia Theological Semi nary In Decatur, Cm., is at home for. the sumoner. ** MW sumL Mrs..^ Thad C. Johnsmi agreement are asking the public to spent Sunday in Newberry with ^he give its cooperationvhy trading early latter’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Wednesday morning in -order that the White. ' 1 •ord closing program may [^adhered to I J. D. McKee spent the week-end iii tives iii Union on Tuesday. Mrs. J. W. Crawford, Mrs. Pope Chapmalft^ Mrs. Arnold Cannon, Hr i. J. C. Roper Were visitors in Green wood Tliursday. Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Jacobs left this week for Florida, to spend sev«*ral Mrs. J. A. Bailey was a vfsitor in Spartanburg last ihiesday. Mrs.lW. A.-Moorhead visited rela- leir cus- without inconvenience ,to tlwi tomers. , ' The closing petition yesterday had ibeen signed by the following~c6th cems: Office of the city clerk and treas urer, City Sales Co., F. E. Miller, Blakely Bros. Seed Store, Argo Food Store, R. H. Cause, Shoe Hospital,, Rock Hill with, his aunt,, and other relatives. ‘ Mrs. Thomas O'CoYinor >spent the week-end in Chester with Mr. O’Con ner. "pisses ^Mary Emma Sipeake and Lillian Cary, students at Lander col lege, Greenwood, spent-^the week-end here. Miss Sara Harrison, ;of Columbia. visitiiv Mrs. W. T. Martin is friends in Pelzer this week. • Miss Louise Durant of Lander col lege, Greenwood, spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. George H. Ellis, and attended the Pan-Hellenic^ cEances. Mrs. A. S. Bamado of Union and Rev. k. E. Bamado of Greensburg, Ind., visited Miss Helen Bamado, w’ho is a student at Presbyterian col lege, .last week. Miss France.s Yarborough and F. H^BOLi^D a Dft HENRY & COMPANY ^ INSURANCE STOCKS BONDS — REALE LOANS NEGOTIATED Telephone 121 ♦♦♦♦♦♦»»eo^pee»»»o»oe»oooo»»ooo»»oooo»oeo»»oo»oo»oom W. R. Pitts, J. A. Bailey, ^brams Barber Shop, Abrams Beauty Shop,! week-end guest of Miss Copeland’s Meat Market. Ellison’s! Myrtis Holland. While here she at- Store, Sumerel’s Dept. Store, L. B.| landed the Pan-Hellenic dancer. Dillard, Hipp & Adair, Ladies Ready-j Miss Gladys Stilwell of Spartan-, James Yarborough of Cross Anchor. to-Wear Shoppe, Galloway’s, Gallo-ii>drg, visited friends in the city m were w-eek-end guests of "Miss Lily ways’ Beauty Shop, Blalock’s Grocery j ^ \arberough. and Market, Joe Ll Carter, Copeland-t Mrs. J. H. Hunter, Mrs. W. H. j Dr.”^ Stephen M. Huntley *j>ent the Stone Co., Milling Grocery Co., Home Shands and Mrs. Gary Martin spent i week-end in Abbeville with Diends. Stores, Geo. A,\Copeland & Son, | F'riday in Columbia with Mrs. R. L.] Mis.s Collette Griffin an^ Mrs. Ju- S. M. & E. H. Wilkes & Co., Belk’s Coe. lia Griffin spent Friday in Green- Dept. Store, Baldwin Grocery, A. & P.! Mr. and Mrs. S, VV. Sumerel and I wood with friends. Tea Co., Rose’s 5c, 10 25c Store, 1 children, Virginia and Betty, ; spent; Miss Essie Davidson has returned R. W. Johnson, Rogera Gi^ery Store,; Saturday in Belton with relatives. ito her school in Great Falls after be- Inc., Prtther-Simpson Furniture Co., Dansiger’s Store, A. E. McIntosh, THE HAPPY MEDIUM Many persons ire either— Over-insured Under-insured Ouir experience can aid you i» finding the happy mediu^ where your insur ance is just right. Consult us today. Na obli gation, of course.x H. p. Henry & Coinpany INSURANCE CLINTON, - r S. C James Sloan, student at Erskine"'ing call^ hCJ^ last w'eek on account college. Due West, spent the week-end: of the death of her mother, Mrs. L. II. C. Boland, H. W. Richey, J. B.l^ith his mother, Mrs. E. B. Sloan. | H. Davidsbiw iFrontis, F. F. Hicks, R. W. Wade,[ Mr. and Mrs. L. G. Benjamin of Miriam Donnan spent the week-end Jack H. Davis, Jr., B. H. Boyd, M. J. J Darjington,\si)ent the week-end W'ith in Greenwood where she was the McFadden, J. M. Pitts, Galloway’s j Mr. and Mr^ C. P. Robinson and jfuest of Miss Margaret Kern. * Barber Shop, C. W. Ander.son, Nich-j Mr, and Mrs. W. L. Jones^ ■ ; Mrs. Jf-D. Jeans‘spent Sunday jp ols StudioT Spratt Grocery Co., Radio t Mi.ss Lillian Quinn of Copcord, N,i Greeriwoml with her^ sister, Mrs. G. Exchange, Selma B. Adair, Young C., spentN^e week-end with her sis- s. Yeldell. Co., Dixie Barber Shop, J. C. Pen-|lerand br^her-in-law, Mr. and Mrs., .joe Mason of Seneca, spent the! mey Co., ’ Commercial Depository, M. S. Bailey & Son, Bankers, Ideal Bakery, W. E. Dillard, J. I. Copa- land & Bro., Robt. S. Owens, Birdsey Flour Milks, The Tire and Radio Store, Clinton Mercantile Co., Y. L. Heatherly, C. H. McCrary, John T. Blakely, L. V. Pinson, E. L. Lillie- wood. - New late In Ward Five J. Furman Davis throws his hat in the race this week as a candidate for day’s paper. Mr. Davis is well knowm at the Clinton Cotton Mills where he has been a resident for several years. ♦ . X CHAMPIONS W, B. Tribble. week-eml with his mother, Mrs, D. Mr. and Mrs. W. }V. Arrington and W. Mason, children of Greenville spent Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Wyman Shealy and with Mrs. Arrington’s parents, Mr. aon, Wyman. Jr„ spent the week-end and Mrs. R. F. Blakely, | in Prosi>erity with the fonner’s Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Henderson and; mother, Mrs. T. L. Shealy. family of Blair^. spent Sunday withj Mrs. Charles E. Moody, who has the former’s brother and sister-in-j been visiting'^relatives here for some law, Mr. and Mrs. L. S. Henderson • time, left Monday for her home in and family, | Bronxville, N. Y. . Frank Nelson of Columbia spent' h Mr. and .Mrs. Eugene Hitt spent Sunday here with friends. Tuesday in Abbeville attending a Mr. and Mrs;-Hugh Morgan,-Mr. meeting of the District Rural Letter and\Mr3. Allen Coleman and littlej^Carriers Auxiliary. daughter, Bonnie, of Laurens spent j Miss Elizabeth White of Durham, the week-end with their parents, Mr. jx. c., siient^Monday with her sister THE THINGS THAT MAKE GOOD BANKING - A Bank*s usefulness establishes its true worth. Us usefulii^ss in dealing with depositors and borrow ers, intelligence-ancUwillingness to act constructively in matters of benefit to the community, its people and the bank—these are the elements of goo4 bank ing. * - - In your dealings with our officers and employees you will find this spirit of helpfulness at all times. Safety Deposit Boxes For Rent /< { A CHEAP FORM OF INSURANCE FOR YOUR - VALUABLES. M. S. BaileilSon BANKERS and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. T. C. Johnson. and Mrs. J. A. Coleman. Mr. and Mrs. Bonner Harvley and_. alderman fronr ^rd five in the ai>--j|ttre (faughisr ot“ Givenwood- spentr Mr7 aricDlWrJ. I^haM proaching municipal primary. His week-end with Mrs. Rarvley’s^ family of Ware Shoals were guests formal announcement appears in to- parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Blakely. I Sumlay of Mr. and Mrs. Collie W. An- Frank Loven of Columbia, Bob derson. 1 " OLDEST \ STRONGEST i: -JX' - Wylie of Clover, Claude Moore of Rock Hijl and Bob Hamer '^'East- over, spent the week-end with friends •at Presbyterian college. ^ Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Edmonds had Miss Elizabeth Blakely and Aldine Blakely spent Wednesday in Latta. Miss Helen Connolly spent Sunday in Due Weat with Srienda. Mr, and Mrs. Fayette Henry and who have r 9 METER KMOWN DEFEJAT k Kadk. mmd Tom, ooomtd bjiAKe StotUr Pmrmo Co., PIgw. Ohio. Driotr, MumoU PmILM r*=moTHrtfmeamr wKiefc If pmllingi plotim cmMmt fmrroom t4 loehm mido mod 6 tmeKo$ W JHAT A RBO&llOf Never have these mighty champioos beeo Wheal beaten. They’ve oatqwllcd every team they’ve ever aact, - *rhas«raBRCilfic«at Helglane are Nature at har beat. They are aoiaaab to which Nature haa given the vital spark—-that naceetary. Natural balaawe la averythlaigl It’s tha diffaraoca betwa« this taaaa.bf poererhilchampiona and coaamao, ordinalry plugs. It’s the di^aaence between the beat and the reet in almost everything. And here’s another example of Nature at her beat—^Natural Chilean Nitrate. Thb nltropen fcrdliaer is Csvored by Nature with the champion’s vital spark—tha natural balance of the elementa aaake a chaaapion. Into Chilean Nitrate Nature blended dse vital iaapuridee—the combination of aaany aaaior and aainor ate* aaents over and beyond nitrogen. Through countless centurleiy Nature has aged and matured this nitrogen ^Sftiliier in the ground, you may return it to your ground as tha.safs, sure, balancud food for your crops. NoSuxal Chilean amtaitu almost Smn> score of mafot and nUmar elements such at boron, magnesuem, auus- gonese^ iodine, calcium, pntesekm, etc—each a vital element in groueh and healthy'development of plants. / BAN NITRATE as their gue.sts Saturday, Mr, and little son sj>ent the week-end in Loes Mrs. L, B. Britt of WarrenvUle, and vttle with Mr.'i. Henry’.s parents. Raymond Richard.son of Aiken. M Horace Horton, Chick Ray and Dil- Mrs. George M. Davis is spending; lard Milam sjient Sunday in Ijaurens some time in Mantltng with her dau-: with friends. ghter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs,' Miss Frances Boyett of Raleigh, N. George Dickens. IC., was the week-end guest of Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Hitt spent-Mrs. J; D. Boland, and attended the Sunday in Gray Court with Mr. andtPan-Hellenic dances. Mrs. W. D. Armstrqhg. | Fayette Henry, who has been asso- Miss Louise Coe df Columbia spent the week-end here/with her grandpar ents, MrT And Mrs. W. H, ShAhds... Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Ellison and dau ghter, Catherjne, spent Tuesday in I Augusta, Ga./ with relatives. Miss Helen Pappas of Newberry spent the week-end with Misses Mary and Miartha Mitchell. Misses Bertha and Ethelda Ed monds /spent Sunday in Greenwood with friends and relatives. M/. and Mrs, 0. I. Sheely 3|>ent Su^ay in Augusta, Ga., with their daWhter, Miss Elizabeth Sheely. THE •VOLUKTEERS* 9l#Ir 7e9i Ckm§ CLAUSSMUfS / We tan readily imagine' the frantic ucitemant that gripped every ‘gelUnt Uddie of the volunteer fire hrinde of yeeteryenr, when the fire call cane onexpectefiy. Yet even in thoee 4ay»—act pally aa far back aa 1S41—CLAUA- SXN’I BREAD was hijih in food anergy, high in favor. culumsmiA skMip Tor MXfXUL f / dated with Young’s Pharmacy, as pharmacist for several years past, is now,,, connected with Sa<llerd)vveii4- Phamiacy. / . Mrs. Hattie Day has returne<l to her home in Aikenxafter spending several days he^e witn\Mr. and Mrs. Will J. Adair. - \ Friends of Miss Medora ^rowning, who has been a patient in the local hospital the past two weekK will be glad ^ know that she is able to be out asigain. \ A. L. Shepard spent the week-end, m Co/umbia attendLrt!g.,a_,meeting of CLAUSSBN'S BREAD .really ia "AIR- CONDITIONED''! When taken from the ovens. CLAUSSEN’8 BREAD, is quickly cooled in scientific, modern cooling rooms where the sir is dry, pure, weth- edl This insures freehnent. You c>n depend on CLAUSSEN’S BREAD to be fresh always. Order It! If fill IIIIEI't ClanSSe Bread CJiDSSERl Alfred Browning, student at ' the li.j, c/Penney Co. managers. fiends of R. L. Plaxieo will be in- FOR S^ctha. ENERGY UK Fll lU lUfI lU lUlIf illKU niversity of South Carolina, Colum bia, spent the week-end at home. Mrs. Rosa W. Bishop, Miss Sara Whitmire of Sedalia and P. D. Bishop of Union visited relatives, here Suiv- day. ' . Thur»taii.^Gtlea of Atlanta, Ga„ spent the week-end with his paints, Mr, and Mrs. C. C. Giles. ■ / Ftiendi of Wbodiw Cartier/will be glad to know that he is getting along nicely at the local hospltal/where he w underwent an appendix opmtion last week. / Jlfise Annie Ld>u Nomian spent last Sunday in Lancaster with hqr mother, Mrs. J. D. Norman and her sister, Mrs. Howard Willisdnson. spen Mrs. W. P. Bal^wii^ spent the welK^ end in Columbia/With Mr. Baldwin. Hiss Maiy E^lla Bailey, who hae been teachihe^^ in Lowndesville, is spending the summer with ; her par ents, Dr. a^ Mrs. T. L, W. ‘Bailey. Walter, Fayette, Piene and Gus Ramage spent Sunday in Augusta, with t^ir sister, Mrs. Estelle Ab rams, who is a hospital patient in that city. . Mise JuHa Ferguson and Mrs. Hu- l^rt Owens spent Sunday in Chester Vitith relatives. Miss Allie Strickland, Charles ben ny and Charles Funderbirk of lll^rts- ville were the week-end guests of Mr. aiid.JMr8. W. A. Moorhead in Gold- rille, and attended the Pan-Hellenic ' dances. Mr. and Mrs. Drummond Bailey, Mrs. Buck Abrams, Miss Nelle Ab rams and George Plvfnkett spent Sun day fn Auguafta, Ga., with Mrs. Es telle Abrams who is a patient in the University hospital. te^ested to know, that he has returned to his home after-being a patient at the local hospital the past two weeks.- Misses Elizabeth Nelson and Em mie Ehipree, students at Lander col lege, Greenwood, sperif the"’^weelpend with the former’s,, parents, Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Leake. ^ Mrs. Clyde S. iLairkford and Mrs. Ophelia Milam spent yesterday in Hendersonville, N. C. Mrs. Frank Hilton has returned to her home in Lancaster after spend ing several days with her father, L. BANDWICH LOAP— CLAUSSBN'S BREAD la its most popular fonX —plain or lUcsd -dal^ gieus, full (Isvortd. Asa your grocar to tend you CLAUSSBN'S Sand wich Bread today. Tkyu 5o Yfiari; - H. I^vidson M^ ^ Elsie Dendy of Laurens was or BOOR ana vmi aomnni aiXunin owa MmiKz sao tusD the. week-end guest of Miu and Mrs. C. C. Giles. John W. Finney and Arohie Adair, students at Clemson college, spent the week-end at home. Mrs. William H. James of Atlanta, spent last’week with her mother, Mrs.’ Virginia Neville. Mrs. W. G. King spent a few days last week in Byron, Ga., with .rela tives. f Mrs. T. M. Adair is spending sev eral d.ays in Greenville with her son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Adair. \ Misses Madeline Adair^ and Velma Pugh, are spending several days in Marion, N. C.,fwith friends. Forrest Adair and Ryan McCrary, students at Clemsoli college, spent the week-end at home. B. R. Fuller left today for Augusta. Ga., where be is attending the meet; ing of the General Assembly of the .Bouthem Presbyterian church. Misses Agatha Bailey and Ruth Browne of ■'Chester, ^spent the week- Mr. and Mrs. T. L. Cooper, Mr. and end with the former’s parents, Dr. Mrs. Russell Cooper, Copper, Mr. and M^. Ek E. Ashmore and children of Charlotte, N. €., spent Sunday in' Sfmeca ^th Mr. and Mrs Mike Caakey. Billy and Lewis and Mrs. T. L. W. Bailey. GREENWOOD - COCA-COLA BOTTLING. CO. SCRIPTO Automatic Pencil is the bert 10c value in the world. G<^ one at the Chronicle Pnblieliiiif Company. Tke that Refreshes /'•. --N ^ \ . .-lA '' ' ' ■ j ' I I/'