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['> ■H. . IBURSDAY, 16,1966 TBE cutrrow cftRQfricik clinto:;, s .& PACE FIVE IW Ilf, r “rt Xi (•'' ' “t” J Sflriam Donnan is visitintr \ Clinton, S. C. Begimiig July 10,193( ' * ' I We win mak^ payment of a 10% DISTRIBUTION TO DEPOSITORS « ' — of — t \ THE COMMERCIAL BANK Depositors are requested to call at Bank, j»resentingr CONSERVATOR RECEIPT. By Authority board of Bank Control "Con^rvator. her cousin, Miss MarifUPe (^fncy. Otho Johnson spent the-4)ast week |n Raleiffh, N. C., where he visited his uncle and other relatives.’ j Miss Helen Pope has returned to her home in Uniop, after spending a fbw days with Dr. and Mrs. J. C. Roper. • Mrs. J. L. Dameron, Miss Margaret Sheaiy of Newberry, and Miss Pat Dameron of Bessemer City, N. C., Were guests of friends here this week. Mrs. L. L. Stiller and children are visiting her parents in Kannapolis, N. C. Misses Dorothy Workfhan, Mae Di- cus, Willie Earle Davidson and Doro thy Edwards are spending this week Mrs. 0. S., Braddock' of’ Jackspn* Little,'in ville, Fla., was the guest Saturday o<f|Lalla Mae Edwards,^ and Miss Helen Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Stutts. ' ' last week for a two-month stay, and Adair spent yesterday in Brevaxt^ is now visiting hrp parents, Mr. and, N. C., with Miss Ella Adair. The isU Mrs^ Jack H. Davis. Mrs. Bayon ls]ter femaihed for a visit of sevens d»ys., ‘f Mrs. Janie Brehmer of Kinards, is spending this week with her daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Huibert* Todd. V the former Miss Ada Holmes Dayis of Clinton. She and Dr. Bayon were married last September in Paris, i Mr. and Mrs. P. B. ^ Adair, Mus j Moliie and George Oliver of Boston, Mass., are visiting their aunt 'shd uncle, Dr. and Mrs. T. J. Peake. ^ Miss Dorothy Wilson has returned to her home in Spartanburg, after spending several days with her sister and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. .C. E. Nichols. MrSrTrene Todd spent last week in Laurens with her daughter and son- in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Martin. Eugene Sloan fnd Walter Todd at tended a young people’s conference at Bon darken, N. C., last week.' James Jeanes is spending several days ,in Easley with his brother and sister-in-law. Dr. and Mrs. R. P. I in Brevard,'N. C., with Miss Ella!Jeanes. Mrs. Ernest Culbreath of Charlotte, N. C., is spending a few days with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. O. 1; Adair. Miss Eula Mae Holland left last Week for St. George, where she has accepted a position as operator in the Western Union office. ’ . [ Miss Jane Harri.^ of Columbia, was Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Lankford are i the week-eml guest of Miss.'Sadie on a ten days’ vacation trip to New Chpndler. I'lni York, and other points of interest. ■ " Friend# of Miss-^ra'R«e Cislemarr will be glad to know that she is get ting along nicely at the local hospital, where she underwent an appendix op eration on Saturday. Miss Lyde Ray Will return this week to Atlanta, Ga., after Ap^ridihg two weeks with her mother, Mrs. I. 0, Ray. M iss Elizabeth Barnes returned; yesterday from Augusta, Ga., where - i Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Morgan of she'" visited her cousin^ Gwendolyn MAKE IT A HABIT TO ORDER D IX I M Ain ICE CREAM LJ (Trade-Mark RegUtered) FOR DINNERS, LUNCHEONS. BRIDGE PARTIES, AND ALL (X:CASIONS. It is better because of its soft, smooth texture . . the always uniform evidence of rich, pure cream andj skill* ful mixing. • V Most popular with everyone from the smiUIest chil dren, who spend their extra pennies for cones, V Rruid- ma, who enjoys nothing better than a dish of this de licious ice cream for desseil. ^ — Sold by — Laurens are spending this week with Karnes. The latter returned with her the latter’s paients, Mr. and Mrs. J.jfor a visit. Coleman. Mr. and Mrs. D. B. Smith ami .loe Friends of .Miss .Mildred Young Hagan spent Wexlnestlay in Green- will be soi-ry to know that she is ill ville with relatives and friemls. her home an F..Carolina Ave. I Mrs. A. C. Boozer of'Hollins, Va., Mrs. Fmma Odom and Miss Eliza- is spending some time with her sister, beth^bdom left thjs week for Tampa, .Mrs. .Myrtle Hunter. Fla., ^ the funeral of their''^0T\'and ' Miss Anne HollaruL has returned brother. ^, jfiwn Myrtle Beach where she attend- .Mr. and Mrs. W.'H. Shand’s spent' ed a bouse party. Sunday in RocV^THll with friends and! Thomas G. Jeanes of El Paso, Tex- relatives. \ ' as, is spending .some time with his Sadler-Owens Pharmacy P. S. Jeanes Clinton Pharmacy Clinton Mercantile Co. Clinton Cafe Elite Parlor Mary Musgrove Te^Ylooi Club Lunch L. 0. Thornlfy^ Lydia Miljs Store Goldville—Joanna Mercantile Co. GREENWOOD CREAMERY CO. OUR PRODUCt IS SOLD DAILY IN CLINTON AND GOLDVILLE ‘ • Epps BrowTi Davis SRent last week in Greenville with his\sister and brother ni-law, Mr. and Bam. R. S. Cresswell. V .— Mr. and Mrs. George T. Barries, brothers, J. D..and lU S. Jeanes. Mrs. E. L, Chandler was called to Newlierry Sunday on account of the death of her brother, Milton T. King. Miis N.ellie Ruth Duckett is spend- Misses Gladys iBarne.s, Bess Edwards^jjng a week in .Savannah, Ga., with and Maigaret Buthardt of Cojuinbi^frelatives. spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs^^.1 Friends of Mrs. A. E. McIntosh E. Galloway. ' > i sympathize with her in the death of Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Hollingsworth! her sister, Mrs. J. L. Braxton, which) and Mr. and Mrs. W. C^^^healy are) occurred! la.s^xvyeek at her home in' spending several dayji’ vacation in'Bamberg. , the mountains of Nolth Carolina. _ j Mrs, \V. G. Kiitg and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Jones spent j Robbie, were visiUjrs in Greenville on the week-end iP Atlanta. [Monday. Mrs. Lee .Add Blakely and children. .Mr. and Mrs. B. S. Pinson returned have returned from Milledgeville, Ga., Thursday from Montreat and Sipoky where they hav«^ been visiting her I Mountain, where they spent sev^al parents. , ; days’ vacation. Mrs. J. R. Roberts of Dillon, was the recent guest of Mr. and Mrs. C. W Stone; Alan Levi of Charlotte, N. C., is spending several days here with friends and relatives. Mr. and Mr.s. Allen Coleman and| Mrs. R. P. Chapman and Mrs. Ar- little daughter of Laurens, spent thejnold Cannon were visitors in Coliim- week-end with the former's parents,^: bia on Monday. Mr. and .Mrs. J. A. Coleman. ' I .Mrs. R., (’. Morgan and little son Msis Mary Adams has gone to and Hampton Morgan of .'Springfield,^ Statesville, N, C., where she will'jsjient last week with .Mr.s, Mor'Jtan’s' . mmm spend the summer. Miss Cora Richey has gone to her former home in Camden, where she will spend several weeks with rela tives. Dr. and Mrs. L. R. Lynn are on a' parents, .Mr. and Mrs. I. C. Jacks. Mrs.-Richard B. Wimberly of Wash-J ington, I). C., arrived yesterday to' spend her vacation with relatives and' friends here. 1 Mrs. W. L. I-Ake has returned from! vacation stay at Montreat, NJ C... }a few days’ visit to her mother, Mrs. Mrs. John W. Little and daughter, i W. R. Sprouse7"in Greenwood. Jane, are .spending this week in Winnsboro, with Mrs. Little’s panjnts. Mr. arid Mrs. T, C. Johnsori spent Sunday in Greenville with relatives. Mrs. Myrtle Hunter and Mrs. A. C. Boozer spent the week-end in Irrpo with their sister and brother-in-'law, ilr. and Mrs. A. C. Daniel. John Nettles, Presbyterian college student, who is at^nding summer school here, is a patient in the local hospital, fvl>«re he underwent an- ap pendix operation. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh King of Lau rens, were guests of Mr. aniLMrs. B. F. Wingard during the week-end., Mrs. Mary. G. Davis and Miss Bev erly Davis left^Sunday for Rome, Ga., where they are visiting their' daugh- ^teiiiand sister, Mrs. Lewis Jone.s, and Mr. Jones.* * Mrs. Jim Graham of Montgomery, Ala., spent several days last week with Mr. and Mrs. J. Clarence Cope- Und. Rev. and, Mrs. George Boba of Cam den, and Mr. ariRT^fTrs. Eugene Rich- bourg of Harris, N. €., spent the ireek-end with theic parents, Mr. and 1 brother and sister-in-law, ^Mrs. D. B. Bobo. I Mrs. P. C, Jeanes. IHT HERE IN OUR TOWN nIHmt (BON VALUE A—-Mlh with its atert on 3 ooaats: I MwwvKiui' HAUAiN or'Mnmr- * CMtar Traocioaior qatekMt-«top- lasts 43% loa|sr. . 9 wmt Tvt wumitm rnnenw * kf patairtad SUPKRTWltT Cof4. SKtra spetagy, astra sadafiag (ask as so dossoastratal) \ * bM«T CMT poi MU tnnncc- * proved oo aiillioos of «ars-tko ssl^t pad kTagost mloags Hro at its McDaniel Vulcanizing Works Clinton, & C. Mr.s. George Shaw and little daugh ter, Nancy, of Albany, N, Y,, -spent the week-end with Mr. and Mr.s. C. P. Robinsoni Mr, and Mrs. J. D. Jeanes and T. G. Jeanes spent Sunday in Laurens with Mr. and Mrs.' M, H. Hunter. Miss Mary To<ld and James Jeanes attended the young people’s confer-] ences at Bon darken, N. C., during! the week-end. | Mrs. Flffie Was.son of. Hickory Tav-i ern, is spending some time,with heri liaughter, Mrs*. B. F, Wingard. ' Miss Lyda Leake returned Friday from a six weeks’ trip to Washington ‘ and New York, <" • J Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Plaxico and .son,' B.«b.by, and Mias^ Namie ..YpiiJajlL-JS’ri ble have returned from Blowing Rock and Bon darken, N. C. j R^v. and Mrs. Robert Matheny and ; children of Kentucky, and Mrs, Ei-: gar Raines and children of Augusta,! were gue^sts Tuesday of Mr. and Mrs. I A. E. j| J. D. Jeanes and T. G. Jeanes spent < Saturday in Greenwood with their j Mr. and I Rev. and Mrs. C. B.t Betts have re turn^ from Bon darken, N. C», where they Wktended a young people’s conference. Dr. W. G. Mayes of Statesboro, Ga:, is visiting his sister, Mrs, Mary'Chal mers, and other relatives. Mrs. M. C, Barlow of Coiumbu.s, Ga., Miss Gold Brawley of Springdale, Mo., and Frank Harris of Atlanta, Ga^, were the week-end guests of Miss Maude Pearson. Betty, Louise and David Tribble are "Mrs. T. D. Jacobs and little daugh-! ter, Ayliffe, are spending their va-j cation at Myrtle Beach. Phett P. Adair, .Misses Dorothy! Adair and .Martharene Pitts spent thei week-end in Greer and Greenville' W’ith r«lative.s. Phett P. Adair, Karl John.son, C. F.; Winn and l»wry Wilson attended the,] post office clerks’ and carriers’ ban quet at the Poinsett hotel in Green- • viHe on Saturday. Gene and Ruth Bowles of Tampa, j spending several days in Concord, N. j Fla., are vl.siting W. W. Harris ami C., with their aunt. Miss Lillian j family and R. G. Murphy and family. $ Quinn. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Hitt are spending several days in the moun tains of North Carolina. They will be acconiHi^nied home by their daughter. Miss Pearl Hitt, who has been attend ing summer school in Boone, N. C. Mr. and Mrs. Collie W.-Anderson and Mr. and Mrs. Mac Adair left Sat urday for a two weeks’ vacation trip to Canada and other points of inter est. While away they will visit Mr. Adair’s sistfr and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Paul H.‘ Burroughs,^ Pem- (lirooke, N. H., and Mrs. Anderson*s bro<t)her\and aister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Curlie Wilton, in Montreal, Canada. 'j Mr. and Mrs. L G. Benjamin ofj Darlington, visited Mr. and Mrs. C. P. || Robinson last week. | Mrs. Fred Scott, Mrs. Leila Young] and Miss Sarah Willard spent Thurs day _ in Columbia' with Mrs. W. P. j (juattlebaum. Mrs. Young remained > for a few, days’ visit. / | Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Quattlebaumj and children of Columbia, spent Sun-1 day with Mrs. Fred Scott. Mrs. Quat-jl tlebaum remained for several weeks’] visit with relatives. i| Mrs. J. E. Gillespie and children of Washington, D. C., are spending tome thne wit^ Mrs. P. A* Xx>pez. Mrs. Henry Bayon, Jr., of Paris, France, arrived in the United States H. D. HENRY 1898-1f3« F. M. BOLAND H. D. 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