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TO soucrr BOOKS
~ Acaiiemy Street, grammar school is
buildmg a ieho)i^ library. CUkiren
from thU achooi' are going to canvass
Clinton Satitr^y in an effort to col
lect books for the library, and we
aludl appreciate any books that you
nsay donate wluch would be of .gen
eral use to the school or suitable for
chUdreo between the agee of 6 and
16. We ask^ur cooperation in this
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/ Academy Street Faculty,
/ H. F. Harris, Principal.
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morning following a critical illness.
Fune^l services were conducted from
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the Lydia church Friday afternoon by
the Rev. B. L. Wo^ with interment
following in Rosemont cemetery here.
Mrs. James Fowler of Union, is
spending 'soim time with her her
grandmother,'Mrs. Lethe Gregoqr.
, ,Mr. and Mr|, J. Guy Sullivan and
Mr. Irvin had been a resident of j little daughteri Grace Ann, of Ander-
this section for a number of years son, spent the w^k-end with Mr. and
and was highly regarded by* a w^ Mrs. Duffie Stone and,Hazel Sherard.
circle of friends. He is survived by Mr. and Mrs. D^B. Bobo spent ihe
his widow, one daughter, Gaynelle Ir
vin, and one brother, Tom Irvin.
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p«ist week with their daughter, Mrs.
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Miss Bertha Edmonds arrived Sat
urday from Long Island, N. Y., to
spend iT week with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. L. D. Edmonds. “
'Mr. and'Mrs. R. L. Bailey and Miss
! Ruth Bailey are spending some time
in Greenville with friends and rela
tives.
iir. and Mr*. C. W. Wier and chU-
dren spent Sunday in Charlotte, N. C.»
with B^ F. Copeland and family;
Mr. and Mrs. J. S. McGregbr of
Ruby, attended the" P, C.-EU-skine
game here Friday night.
Miss Doris Bolt is visiting her un
cle, Homer Sumerel, in Greenville.
Dr. and Mrs. Robert P. Jeanes of
Easley spent Sunday with the for.
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mer’5 parents, Mr. and Mrt. P. S/
Mrs. W. A. Hart and little grand-
Jeanes.
Mrs. Frank Kellers spent Wednes
day in Beaufort with her daughter
and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Guerard, and was accompanied home
by her little grandson, Jack. ^
Mrs. Charlie Cooper, Miss Margar-
daughter. Rose, have returned home
after spending some time with her
son, Bert, in Atlanta. —^
Mrs. J. W. Leake, Mrs. C*
ley and Miss Mayme Leake were vis
itors in Greenville on Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. D. B. Bobo are visit-
et Hollis and Mrs. Lewip/ Thomley i
spent Wednesday in Greepville.
Mr. and Mrs. Craig /Kennedy of
Spartanburg, spent the7reek-end with
the tetter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. J.
M. I^tts.
MLsS Inez Chaney and Miss Helen
ing their daughters, Mrs. Hassell
Miller and Mrs. Joe H. Simpson, in
W'bitimre. .
Mrs. Willie Mae Martin of Ware
Shoals, spent the week-end with Jier
parents, Mr. and/Mrs. L. D. Edmonds.
Little HelepTVnderson is now with
her fatheiy^'. R. Anderson, Jr., at
the hoij^B/of his aunt, Mrs. Gebrge W
Baiie
'v. and MrsiyW. M. Chamey spent
Connelly spent Sunday in Columbia
with friendfi
President W. P. Jacoibs of Presby-
t«riaa:^coj[teg)& te^tended . tha meeting
of synod held in Columbia on Thurs
day at which time he addressed the [;
body in the interest of the college. '
Mrs. F. S. Chance spent Tuesday-in A
Sylvania, Ga., witlr relativea. I
Mrs." Dewey Wyndham and little I
daughter Carrol/ Ann, spent Monday *’
in Spartanburg V>th Mr. and Mrs.
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day in Gray Court with Mrs. E. L. Bobo. 7
Cbahey’s palirents, Mr. and Mrs. T. H. 1 Mfstij. te WrigM. has returned to
South. / I her ^ome in Charlmte, N. C., after
MrXand Mrs. John W. Little .si>ent: siHjnding two weeks with Mrs. Agnes
Friday in Greenville. Kern. ^
B. R. Fuller spent several days the! Mr. and Mrs. Bob TUcker spent the
past week in Atlanta, Chattanooga, i week-end with their daughter, Mrs.
and Knoxville. He was accomparil^ Drover Crapps, in Columbia. **"
home by Mrs, Fuller, who has been* Miss Ida ^*11 Poole spent the past
spending some time with their son, I week in Shelby, N. C., attending the
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John D. Fuller, in Chattanooga
Mrs. Charles Crawell is .spending
some time with F. M. Boland and
family.* /
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Hitt and Mr.
and Mrs. Paul Simmons are* now mak
ing their home on South Adair .street,
in the residence formerly occupied by
Mr. and Mrs. te V. McMackin.
Miss Josie Pressley, member of the
fairi
Mr. and Mrs. Roy CallaKan spent]
the week-end in Westminster with
relatives. \'
Mr. and Mrs. Joe L. Carter, Miss
Irene Workman, Miss KatherinCt Bry
son and A. J. Milling spent Sunday
in Marion,- N. C., with Mr. and Mrs.
€. A. Workman.
Miss Georgia B. Blakely spent the
Spartanburg lugh school faculty^ was | week-end in Greenwood with" her sis-
the week-end guest of Mn. R. L. | ter, Mrs. Bonner Harvley.
Pjaxico. j Mrs. M. G. Woodworth and daugh-
Mr. and Mrs. William S. Horne of ter. Miss Betty, spent Saturday in
Ware Shoals, have returned from Newberry. "
their wedding trip and spent the
week-end with Mrs. Home’s parents,
Mr. and Mrs. P. B. Adaiiv
Mr. and Mrs. James Tinkler of
Cliffside, N. C., spent the week-end
with the latter’s parents, Mr. and
Rev. and Mrs. J. B. Mahaffey of , Mrs. E. R, Knox.
Knoxville, Tenn., spent the week-end] Carroll Pitts and Miss Grace Mc-
with Mrs. E. Mahaffey and family.
Miss Vera Burnett spent the week
end in Greenville with her parehts.
Miss Harriet Gray spent the week
end with her parents in Laurens
Clure of Inmah, spent the week-end
with the former’s mother, Mrs. Nan
nie A. Pitts.
Mrs, E. W. Stone of Union, .spent
Friday and Saturday with her sis-
Mrs, Hubert Owens and Miss Ad-Iters, Mrs. C, C. Bailey artd Miss
dice Cauley spent Monday/In Green-1 Mayme'Leake." ‘ s ^
ville. ' / I Mr. and Mrs. C. E. ^»ichols visited*
Miss Ruby Norris spent the week-j Mr. and Mrs. Leon Nichols in New;
end with her sister. Miss Leila Norris, j berry -on Sundaj^^
in Columbia. } Rev. William Hlakely of Salisbury,
R. A. Baxter and Allen Taylor of N. C., spent/ihe. week-end wjth his
Clemson college, spent the week-€nd ‘ parents, and Mrs, R. F. Blakely,
with friends at the college. ! Mr. aiid Mrs. Hugh Morgan of
Miss Marjorie Bunch and Donald! Lauretis, spent the week-end with
Bunch of Charleston, are the"^ guests ^ MJ^ and Mrs, J. A. Coleman,
of Mr. and MrsrJ. L. Rentz, ' J/ A. Q’Daniel spent Tuesday in Co-
Miss Betty Heits and Miss Sar^jlumbia on business.
Roberts of Charleston, attende^the| Mrs. Letha Gilmore has returned
dances at the college last ^eek-end ^ after a few weeks visit to relatives
and were the guests of Mjs^ Agatha in Switzer and Union.
Jones. / Mr. and Mrs."J. Nolan Parker^of
Ralph Holcombe oteAtlanta, is vis-' Aiken, visited Mrs. Parker’s parents,
iting friends in theTity. = | Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Davis, on Sunday.
Friends of Mr. luid Mrs. H. B. Goff j Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Wade spent
will be interested to know they are j Tuesday in Columbia,
leaving this week for Scottsboro, Ala., I Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Elli.son and
where they*will make their future daughter, Kathryn, spent Friday in
home. _
Mr. and Mrs. R. P. Chapman and
Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Cannon were
visitors in Highlands, Hendersonville
and Brevard, N. C. on Sunday.
Friends of Darrell Franks of Swan-
nanoa, N. €., will be interested to
know he has returned to Chicago, III.
Mr. and Mrs. Ross Burton and
daughter, Jeanette, and 31r. and Mju.
R. H. Burton of Whitmire, were the
Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Gus
Burton.
W,,J, Duncan and daughter,. Mrs,
Nene Workman ittende(L the funeral
i of DuAcan Johnson in Newberry Sun
day afternoon. —*—
Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Wingard and
children spent Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. James Weigens in Greenville. I
Friends of Mrs. A. O’Daniel will be'
Cherokee, N. C., attending the Chero
kee Indian fair,
Mr. and Mrs. L. D. McCrary spent
Sunday in Newberry with relatives.
E‘. H. Wilkes is in Washington,
D. on a business trip.
Judge and Mrs. S. M. Roper of
Lincolnton,'N. C., visited their par
ents,* Dr. and Mrs. J. C. Roper, on
Sunday.
Mrs. Estell^ Abrams . and D. B.
Smith spent Tuesday in Charlotte on
a buying trip for Belk’s Department
store,
Mr, and Mrs, R. te Plaxieo and Kt-
tle son, Bobby, spent Sunday in
Blacksburg with Mr. and Mrs;—Jr E.
PlaxTco.
*Mi»s Celia Latimer spent the week
end with her parents in Due West.
Ryan McCrary of Clemson college,
glad to know she is improving after'spent the weke-end with his" parents,
a brief illness. —■' } Mr. and Mrs. R. J. McCrary.
Miss Clara Prichard of Winthnop i Dr. L. R. Lynn was in Columbus,
college, was the week-end guest of; Ga., Sunday, where he occupied the
Miss Mary Ella Williams. | pulpit of
Miss Bertie McMahan of Anderson, ■ church.
the First Presbyterian
spent the week-end with Mrs. Alma
McKee and family.
) Mrs. Annie Giles Bailey has re
turned home after a six-weeks’ visit
Dr. J. C. Roper attended the meet
ing of the board of managers of the
Southern Christian Advocate in Co
lumbia on Friday, at which time Rev.
with'her son, Giles, and Mr. and Mrs.' Marvin Rast was elected editor of the;
J. L Coleman of Sarasota, Fla. j Advocate. ^ { ‘ !
Miss Rosa Bailey Little of Win-' Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Bums and lit-j
throp college, spent the week-end!tie son, Billy, Mrs. J. E. Baity and;
with her mother, Mrs. Arthur Little.! Miss Nina Ruth Baity oL Greenville,>
Forrest Adair, John W. Finney and Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth McKittrick of
Bill Wade of Clemson college, spent j Laurens, spent Sunday with Mr. and
the week-end at home with their par- Mrs. Mack P»ole and family.
ents.
Miss Emmie Adair of Lockhart,
spent the week-end with her parents.
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Dailey, Marion
Hair, Miss Harris of Belton, and!
Mr. and Mrs. John Tessier of Lau-!
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Atei*** snd had ] rens, spent Sunday at Pisgah Moun-
as her guests Misses Ada Long and > tain, making a teur of the National
Sarah Jones of Lockhart.
Mrs. Mamie R. Chance of North
j Reserve park.
Augusta, Ga., spent the week-end
with her son and daughter-in-law, Dr.
and Mrs. F. S. Chance.^
Dr. te R. Lynn is littending the
mcetinf the Presbyterian l^ynod of
Gcorgto in session at Decatur.
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Mr. and Mrs. Jack Adair, Misses
Mary Kate Hollis, Ruby Bowers, Dor
othy Patterson, Pat Patterson, Maud
Geer, and Oljyo Nabors atten<^ the
banquet and dance held in Columbia
Monday night given by the Cosme-
tologiat association.
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BOYS’ LONGIES
Boys- woof, navy blue Longies, made to sell for $1.98.
A special buy enables us to give you this value. Sizes
8 to 18. While thejiast—
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DRESS SHIRTS
The .famous Essley Shirts, wiilt the originartrubenized
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