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* 1 ./ I. "i / THURaPAYwAUGbST IS, im t $ •JIK • • FINAL SBTTLEM]^ , TKk« notice thnt on the 2l8t day of Aoffust, 19S€, I will render a final account of my acts and^oinf ai Ad* mmntratrix^-irf the ettaU of A V. Martin/deceased, in the ofrice of ^e Judfe of Probate of Laurens county; “at 11 o’clock a. ’m., and on the same day will apply for a final discharge from my trust as Administratrix. Any person indebted to said estate is notified and required to make pay ment on or before that date; and all persons having daims against said estate will present th^ bn or before said date, duly proven or be'forever barred. ' MABY B. MARTIN. July 21, 1936.—8-18-4C THE CUNTON CBlM)NICLK, CUNTON, 8. C. PAGE FIVE West Clinton Naws Mr. and Mrs. S. R. Fullef, Mr. end Mrs. Wallace Hill of Greenville, vis ited Mr. and Mrs. w! L. Evanr Sun day. ' , * Mr. and. Mrs. C. M. Compton of SPSaAL Literary Digest^20 weeks I1.W. 'Bee me far ether special oMece. JAMMS W. CALDWBLL (Continued from page three) Chester, Pa., are spending this week with Mr. and Mrs.i Ralph Riddle. Mrs. Arthur Rowa^ and daugh ters, Kathleen ' and Florence, are spending the week with relatives in Columbia. Rev. and Mrs. Lanier and family are visiting, Mrs. Lanier’s mother in Raleigh, N. C. Misses Mildred Windsor is spend ing a few days with her aunt in New berry. Miss Sara Blakely spent the past week-end with her brother/ Maxie Blakely, in Spartanburg. Mr, and Mrs. Jack Anderson 'and family attended the Dye reunion iU Greer Sunday. A ^ Personal /Aention: Mr. and Mrs^^rank Jones and chil dren of Greenville visited relatives here the past week-end. Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Smith and son, Royce, visited Mr. Smith’s mother in Greer Sunday. ' Mf.^ and“Mrs' 'Tbm'Ru'sTtTn"a'h^ and Mrs. Nancy Anne Starnes of Laurens, were the dinner guests of,. . Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Campbell Sunday. Mr. and' Mrs. Horace Oakley of Tampa, Fla., visited Mr. Oakley’s brother, Clarence Oakley, Monday. Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Moorehead of Greenville, visited Mrs. Ursula Blake ly the past week-end. Mr. and Mrs. Bryant Stribble and[ family visited Mrs. Stribble’s mother; Mrs. Will Tinsley, Sunday. “ . Miss Mary Poole is spending h^ vacation at Wrightsville Beach, and Dunn, N. C. Betty Roberts of Columbia, is spending some. time with her grand parents, Mr. and Mrs. A'. E. McIn tosh. ^' Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Copeland and children of Charlotte, N. C./ ^spent Sunday with the former’s mother, Mrs. B. F. Copeland. Parker Jones of Beaufort is spend- ing leyeral we^s with his parents. Dr. MU Mrs. T. D. Jones. Mrs. M. J. MoFadden and son, Dos- sey Howxe McFadden returned last week from Hot Springs, Ark. where Mrs. McFadden uaderweat treatment for several ■ weeks. Mr. and Mrs. J. A Chandler, Mrs. J. D. Jeans, Mr. and Mrs. A B. Gal loway attended the McFadden reunion held at the Midway Church in Clar endon county. Mrs. Sallie Booier of Jacksonville, Fla., is visiting her daughter and son- tn-lawi Mrr ahd Mf».-TT-Mv-Sease:— Mrs. M. G, Woodworth is spending several-weeks with relatives in West Friends of Mrs. J. I. Adair will be sorry to know she is confined to her home on account of illness. Friends of Mrs. Weldon Jackson Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kellers, Jr., and son of Chattanooga, Tenn./ are visiting the former’s parents. Dr, and Mrs. Frank Kellers. _ Jack Barnes, Mac Finney, Harold" Pitts and Mary Bailey Owens ^ht Saturday in Hendersonville, ^"C., with Annette Moorhead, is at camp there. Joe Hagan and Gene Knox spent a few days this week ^Adams camp. Lake Murray. / Misses Helen Adair, Tokie Adair, Louise McCrary and Kenne.th Cox are spending several dajrs at * Myrtle ^ach. Mr. and Mrs. Robert S. Owen's andi family spent Sunday in Newberry with Mrs. Owens’ mother. j Miss Lola Anderson of Charleston and Georgetown is the houjw guest of Miss Odetta Mauney. ^ Doris Layton returned to her home in Atlanta, Ga.,, Saturday aft^r spending two weeks with her courin, Jean Layton. The latter accompan- ieA-^r-hom€.-)EaE..AJ!:Uit» ... George C. Odiorne has returned to his home in Daytona Beach, Fla., af ter spending several/days in the city. '" Mr. and Mrs. E. Galloway left Saturday for Nbw York to buy fall goods for t)veir well known firm. Mrs. Jjonn Allen Dugan and little tpnio, Texas, #here they attended the wedding of tlleir son, Powell, to Miss Margaret Craig Adams. While there they a)s6 ~visited their son, Julian Freeman,. who left this summer for Kelly field, to. be’Vh student in the air school. —t Mrs. J. W. Taylor, Miss Naomi Taylor ,of Birmingham, Ala., Mmf F. A. Miller and son, Arnold, gomery, Aa., kre .visltin|r ihe for mer’s daughter and sdfPIPlaw, Mr, an<t>Mr»- H. M. Dun|!f<)dy*:ii£-^ '• Friends of Geoige W. Holman will be sorry to know he is confined to his home on account of illnees. will be interested to know ..she i^tdaufirh^r Marsha, spent a few days getting along nicely at the Hays hospital where she is a_patient. Miss Helen Connolly is si>ending ! this week in \’ork with relptlveK Mareia Gallp^way is spending' sev eral days in Columbia with her Mr. and Mrs. Johnnie Bigham at-!„.^^^’% J*' Blakely'an^.u.u^n, [tended the funeral of Mrs. Bigham’sChaney and Jake Wilkes lildren ?*'®*'dparent3, Mr. and Mrs. George T. ’ Barnes. niece in Great Falls Sunday. Drake Duckett of Chesnee, is vis iting Mr. and Mrs. X H. -W''hitmTre. Mrs. Fate Arnold and daughters,^ Billy and Doris, are spending this week in the mountains of North Car olina. Mr. and Mrs. Brooks Dunnaway, spent the week-enjl at^Caesar’s Head. Miss Allene New'"^* Mrs. Joe Duskin of Havana, Cuba, have returned to their home in Dil- Mrs. Betty Lawson and son, Willie, are visiting Mr. Lawson’s brother/ L^’is Lawson, in Ohio. m of Hartsville 1 was the guest several days this week i**"- f; of Miss Collett^' Griffin, 't'* D. W. B^ea,'Tom Bethea and a boat for-England to Misses UMk and Margaret Bethsa Marvin W'hitmire attended/a re union. at Little Mountain Friday. Rev. Clarence Martin/bf SheTby, N: .C., visited his bro^r, Paul Mar tin, Saturday. Friends of Mr^/tedford will be In terested to know he is improving af ter being qiute ill. GOODYEJIR MTERNDER Plies tIZI PBl W8SK 31x3 0 51c 4AA21 65c 4.75-11 76C^ 5.M-19 jSic 90c Se^AiT 99c oma soEi GOOOYEM SkL- WIATNSR IIZS PBl VEB( 4J»-21 80c 4.7S-It 84c SJS-IT 87c SJt-17 $1.30 Ma-14 l.a82 McDaniel •w • Vnlcanizing ^ttle~ River News R. J. Ellison i.s attending the Fall Style Show in Atlanta this week. He was accompanied by his daughter, Katherine Ellison. Miss Rebecca Rhodes of Atlanta, Mrs. J. W. Crawford returned Fri day from Margaretsville, N. Y., „ ^ where she spent several weeks with sp®*^t the week-end with Mrs her daughter and son-in-law, Rev. and Mrs. 0. W’. Chapin. Miss Mary Emma Speake has re- Alma Dillard and other relatives. ^Thopias 0. McKeown of Cornwell J. is spending this week with his grand- turned from Greenwood where, she ’ g-,. . Frank Davis left Monday for Char lottesville, Va., where .he has . ac cepted a position—- , Miss Maude Pearson left Tuesday ill spent several days as the guest -of Miss Patty Porter, Miss Porter ac companied her home for a visit. Dr. and Mrs. R. W’. Johnson, Otho and N.bcy Johnson «.’o spending this fw Cj.wford, Ga., where she wi week in Ralefch, N. C.l with vela- her cousin, Mrs. Tl Y. Harris. . I Mrs. Erie Barnes and son. Jack, Hassell Roberts is opending some !'«'-e leturned from .Uke City, where time with his grandpareiiH.-Mr. and ''''J.''".'!','* Mrs. Gus Milam, near Laurens, Mr. and Mr.s^ Roliert C. Wasson -Dr. M. G. Wiodwdrth and daugh-l”"'* .“"l 8'"^' “I'hory Tavern, n* I ' * ^ ' ter. Miss, Betty Woodworth, are-oip"P'"‘ ,‘Ij' '"''mer s sister, Mrs. B. F* Wingard “"'Friends of Louise Triblile will be We are having plenty of rain now and the crops are growing as well as the grass. We are soiry _Lo note Mr, John Boyd has .been confined to his home for the last week on account of ill ness. We hope he will soon be out again. Mrs. O. H. Harris of Atlanta, Ga., ... ....j,. . ■ v* spent la.st week with her sister, Mrs. j .Mrs, Manciel Henson of Columbia spending >everal_, days in rsew-| John Boyd. Mrs. Harris was Called i has been spending a few days withj parents, .Mi. and Mrs here on account of the death of her 'h‘^^'' sister, Mrs. C. N, Mauney. sister, Mrs. John VanDyke of Char lotte. a two weeks’ vacation, at Pawley’s I.sland and Montreat, N. C. , , , ... , , Mr,. J. A. Colhman, Mr,., J. B, ?'=*' '‘""''•she i, getting along Wilder and Mr. and Mr,.. J. R. Dil. her home after a tonsil op- lard of Jacksonville, Fla., were visi ;tors~TTt Spartanburg Thursday. Mrs. T. C. Johnson and .son, BUly, &veral of the Little River folks have been attending the meeting at Dominick Presbyterian church and report a fine meeting. Ser\’ice3 are held every morning at 11 o’clock, con ducted by Rev. C. J. Matthews of J. W, White Mr,. W. S. Hill and little daugh-- “"'I family ter, Dolores, and Mr,. V. S. Jones Spartanburg, were the week-end have returned to their home in Wash-' ington, D. C., after a week’s visit to man. their .sister,! Mrs. M Tvho lives near here. B.' Chandler, M rs„ J. W. Parler of Bateshurg, is visiting Her parents, Mr. and .Mrs. Ross M. Lynn has returned homej^*^™ Workman, from an extended trip to the West^ ‘-“‘hrop and daughter. Newberry, and at 8 o’clock in the. coast and Canada. evening by Rev. David Boozer of j Mrs. James Tinkler of Cliffside, N. GoldviUe. ^ Mrs. John Boyd, Mrs. Frank’^Mc- Coy and Mrs, O. H. Harris spent last Wednesday with Mrs. Gus Ramage. LIONS MEET FRIDAY 1 The regular meeting of the Lions ’'club will be held Friday evening At Works CUNTON, 3. C. 8 o’clock At Hotel Clinton. Each menfi- ber is asked to bring a farmer as guest for the meeting. A special pro- grom_of int^rirst is being planned and it is desired that the full mem bership b« in attendance. Frederika, of Eutawville, are visiting their sister and brother-in-law, Mr. C.. i, visiting h«r parents, Mr. and “i W- Wannamaker. Mr,. E. R. ,Knox. I „ Irene, and Liza.e Lou Mi„ Mary Abel of Cheater, is!™; spending several day, with Dr, andr‘'J* Mrs, J. Lee Young, - I '''‘“IST' r , , .ITmmie Milam of Leesburg, Fla,, Mrs. C. N. Mauney, Misses Odetta, Mauney, Lola Anderkon, and Mar-i garet Blakely were visitprs in Green- Mr. and Mrs. Frank Godfrey spent SaiMcriba To THE CHRONICLE D IXI M AI ICECREAM (Trado-llftrk RegioUrod) **l like DiximaiD Ice Cream!” Sqre you do, honey, qiiH 80 do thousands and thousands of other girls and boys. AnT motherd donn object to your eating ft be cause they know how good it Is for you! OUR PRODUCT IS SOU) DAILY IN riJNTCm aNdgoldVUle Mil m 111111 I m tl I I -f" ud ^ BmUM. ville Monday Mr. and Mrs. J, Addison Neighbors- are spending several days in Gaines ville, Ga.> with friends. Miss Margaret Brice is spending this week in Chester with her grand mother, Mrs. Margaret Brice. - Mr. and Mrs, J. L. Kelly, and chil dren, JacqoeKne and Julian, Jr., fof Reidsville, N, C.,, spent a few days with Mr. and Mrs. C. N. Mauney. Mrs. E. F. Culbrearth of Charlotte, N. Cm is .spending a few days with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. 0. I. SIbtely. , Mra W. O. BtoWb of Rock Hill, is visiting her sister, Mrs. Alma Me. Kee. ' Mary Winona Watkins of Green- a few days here with relatives en route to their home in Greenville af ter their wedding trip, • Quitman Leake, of the Loman home in White Rock, spent the week-end with Mr, and Mrs. S. W. Sumerel. Miss Lois Quinn of Blacksburg, is jrisiting her sister and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Blakely Tribble. - Mrs. W. D. Adair, M isses Nannie Young 'Tribble, Betty Tribble and Katherine “Hlakely spent the week end at-Bon darken, N .G., with Mr. anit^Mrs. “R .L. Plaxico. Bennett Elarl Wilson has returned to his home in Spartanburg after vis iting his .sister, Mrs. C. E. Nichols. Paul Todd has returned from At lanta, where he attended the officers’ ville i. spending this week with EaM '“T*. “'"P abeth Barnes. , 01^*1 j > Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Fergu.son and j family are .on a two weeks’ visit to relatives in East Oraige, N. J. Mt, and Mrs. M. E. Heriidon of Among those from Clinton who werf in Greenville Sunday for the funeral of Cong. J, J^ MeSwain werei Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Copeland, Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Brice, B. R. Fuller, Dr. J. C. Roper, Dr. and Mrs. T. L. W. Bailey, Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Bailey, W. A Johnson and B. F. Wingard. Friends of Roy Bryson will be glad to know that he is recuperating at the 'home of his grandparents, .Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Coleman, after being a patient in the General hospital in Greenville, where he und^^went an appendix operation. Among those in Charleston Sunday, Monday and Tuesday attending the South Carollina American Legion Convention were;: Pierre Burdette, Carlton F. Winn, 0. C. Woodruff, Melvin Timmons^ “Snqj?” E^Haon Dewey Mills and Mr. and Mrs. Pope Chapman. / Mr. and Mrs. John F. Bell and dau ghter, Lorena, of Highland, Ark.,^ and \John Bell Roberson of Nash ville, Ark., ar4 visiting thrir aun^, Mrs. Sara B. Davidson, Mrp. Mary H. Arthur smd other relatives' here Tallahass^, Fla., are visiting the lat ter’s mother, Mrs. N. E. Finney, and other relatives. Mrs. W. H. Roberts and Mrs. Brooks Davenport of Laurens, re turned FViday from a trip to Newj York Washington, and other poirits of. interest. While in New York they were the guests of the former’s brothers. Mr. • and Mrs. Clyde Gilliam and children of Jacksonville, Fla., spent a few days this week -with relatives here. Mr. and Mrs. M. M. Freeman and family have returned from San An- Be Sure To See the NEW FALL DRESSES - AND HATS elo&Sps 1 the scope of our service Cultivating ei^ery phase of the banking business, it has been the constant endeavor of this bank to render, to its customers a broad, efficient, and conscientious serviM. The scope of this service has been widened with the passing years untiV today every facility for modern bank ing Is at your disposal here, coupled with real personal \ interest in our customers. 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