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THUBSPAY. JANUARY
THE CLINTON CHRONICLE. CLINTON; S. C
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AS^BSSOR’S NOnCB
The Qonnty AikUtar** office at Lmi>
'r^na, S. C., YriU be open from'the 111
day of janiiaxT^ the 20lh,day «|
Tebnutry, 1937, for the pwrpom «|l
~ takrac tax returna for~<tha enaoiBC
year; and for the transaction of aU
' business pertainiiiirto th«| office. For
- the convttoience of the taxpayera,
either the County Auditor or^an aa-
Kistant will be throughout^ the ooemty
on the itetes named below to take re-
tuna for 1937. ■ i
Stephens’ Store, Thursday, January
28th, 9 to 10:30 a. m.
J. Jones’ Store, Thursday, January
28th, 11 a. m. to 12 m.
Owings, Thursday, January 28th,
^ 1 to 3:30 p. m. '
Robert Hania’ dtore, Friday, Jan
uary 29th, 9 to 11:30 a. m.
Lanford Station} Friday, January
29th, 1:30 to 3,p. m.
PersMial property has to be ra-
turned every year. It'' ia. ahaolutaly
. necessary for you to make a reture-
If not conyenient to come to,the Audi-
FINAL SETTLEMENT^
Tala notice thft on the 17th day of
February, 1937, I will render a final
account of my acts^and doings ap_Ad>
minurtrator of the estate of William
Stephens decease!^ in the of-
be able to see her friends.',
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bolick of High
Point, K. Cl, who were recently in
jured, in an automobile wreck near
kingstret, arrived in the city Tues
day to spend some time with^he ]«t-
ter’a parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. Bead
Todd. I^kitle Harry Bolick, in, has
been with his grandparents here for
the past six weelos.
Mr. and Mrs. Rutledge Adair of
tk*' of the" Judge of P«b.te of Lau-iS"*”"')?: ’rtth
,, , j^Mrs. Adairs parents, Mr. and Mrs.
tens county, at 11 o clock a. m., uudjn jj
in the,.me day will apply fora final I c.'M- Smith and James B.
discharge from my trust as Admims-j Speake were in Washington last weft
trator. _ ' for the inaugural ceremonies of Pres-
Any person.indebted to said estate! ident Roosevelt,
i, Mtified and required to make pay-1 ,,
ment on or More that date: and Langley, spent Sunday with the lat-
persons l^ing claims, ngainat sM parents, Mr. and Mrs. John D.
estate will present them, on or ®«*or«|D,vis
!»id date, duly proven M be forever Fei^uson. student at
barred.
HOMER L. TOM^
Administrator'
January 16, 1937.-—2-ll*4p.
tor's nftfkii plmir anangfiJS-msti nm
at one of the above places:
S. R. DORROH, Auditor,
tf Laurens County.
Quecns-Chicora college, in Charlotte,
the week-end with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Ferguson.
Dr. and Mrs. F. D. Jones and
daughter,. Letitia, spent, the week-end
with.^-their daughter and . goh-in-law.
Miss Juanita Davis of Whitmire;
spent the week-end with her sister, {
Miss Mildred Davis, at the orphanage.'
Mrs. John T. Little and Miss Emma|
Little visited Miss Jamie Little, in{
Greenville on Simday. j
Friends of Miss Mary Jim Milam
will be sorry to know she is a patient
at Dr. Hays’ hospital.*
Mrs. Mozelle Campbell of Cross
Hill, spent Tuesday with Mi*s. J. B.
Graham.
Little-Barrie Jean Wingard spent
the week-end at Hickory Tavern with
her grandmother, Mrs. Effie Was.son.
JohnTT. Little spent the -w’eek-end
in .\tlanta on business.
—Eriefids of Mrs. R. A. Steer will
be sorry to know she is ill at her
home. ,.
Mrs. Be.ssie McMurray has return-
led to her home in Binningham, Ala.,
after visiting her .xister, Miss Allie
Garvin.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Brailsford, in
SummertonT
Miss Peggy Spruht, student at Win-
tliri^p c<rilege, R^kj Hill, was at home
for the week-end with her mother,
Mrs. C. W. Stone.
Mrs. T. L. Copper, Miss Margaret’ Lewis Bond is spending this week]
Hollis, Mrs. C. W. Cooper, and Mrs. Springfield on business.
j R. C. Locke spent Tuesday Charlie| Miss Julia Bailey of Greenville,'
I Hollis, who lives near hei*e. j sjwnt Synday with her parents. Dr. I
i Miss Elizabeth Anderaon, student j^^d Mrs. T. L. W Bailey.
nurse-at the General hospital, Green- », , n . ,
* Mr. and Mrs. Braxton Dutton, Jr.,
We wish ta tl^nk our friends and eustomers for their
past cooperation and business and invite your continued
patronage. " . jl
In appreciation, we have remodeled and enlarged.pur
present place of vbusiness in order to supply the public
with their Radio, Refrigeration and Electrical Needs.
Additional equipment has been added in our Radio
Service Department and we will continue to take care of
Radio Repair Service promptly.
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Si her dauf
stTiyior.
S! Mrs.,!
KI snpndinu’
announce the birth of a .son, James
Braxton, on Jan. 22. Mrs. Dutton bt*-
fore her marriage was Miss Zona Nor
ris.
ville, spent a few days receatjy with
her aun't, Mrs. George W. Bailey.
Mrs. Eliza Taylor of Na.shville,
Tenn., is .spending some time with
her daughter-in-law, Mrs. George-W.
Prof, and Mrs» J. K. Long and Mrs.!
John Ricketts of Greenville, ^P<^nt the week-crid in
spending a few (lays^With-her .sister, \ ' '■ ;
' Mrs. Robert E. Wysor, j Misses Mai'garet Sadler and Ijiuraj
j Mr.s. Hubert Todd spent Tuesday in siient the wt^k-end in Rook ■
j Laurens with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hill with the former’s mother. ;
j ^lartin, Jr. j Miss Kitty Davis, .senior at Win-,
I Mrs. Sue Edwards, of Union, is ^ thi op .college, spent the week-end w-ith'
I spending some time with her daugh- her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jack H.
Iter, Mrs. C. W. Cooper. j Davis, Sr. j
Mrs. George W. Taylor w-as in New-
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business and personal interests of people
througl^ut Clinton and vicinity. The quality of
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Long alliance with local business enables us
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An experienced Electrician and Refrigerator Service
man (wjlio has been connected with the Southern Public
Utility Co. of Greenville for several years) is now asso
ciated with us and we will be abl^ to offer the services
of our electrician for Contracting Wiring, Light Fix
tures, Repairing and other electrical needs.
W'e have on display R. C. A., Zenith and Auto Radios;
General Electric Refrigerators, Electric Ranges, Gibson’s
Refrigerators, Irons, Percolators.
iur«. viwuijfe in i'lrw- w \y n Arirmlrnrnr «nd I .
berry on Monday te sijeak before
Woman’s Auxilary of Aveleigh P.x>s- Mv.\r{d Mrs. Eugene HRl. I
bytenan church.' v, • d u ^ m-
Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Tcnld spem Marjone Bunch and Miss^
Sunday with-the latter’s mother. Mrs. ^ Whatley of Greenville, <
spent the week-end with the former s
aunt, Mrs. J. L. Rentz, at Hotet t’tin-
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Janie Brehmer, near Kinards.
C. C. Blake of Columbia, 8|M>nt a ,
few days the past week with Mr. and!^^*’
Mrs. W . C. Huffman.
Mi.ss Emmie Adair, member of the
school faculty of Lockhart, s|>eot the
week-end with her parents, Mr. and
;! Mr.s, R. F. Adair.
Mrs. W, 5. Jones at^d son? Mrs. H.
T. Jones of Mountville, and Mrs. Geo.
E(t-Little of Greenwood, spent the''
week-end here with Mrs. Little and
daughter, Mai-garet.
Miss Lucy Burns of Conw-ay, was |
the week-en<l guest of Miss Martha 18
Davidson.
.Miss Allie Garvin and Mi.ss'Julia
Ferguson were in I.aui'ens on Satur-
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Office Siq)plie» Dept
I W. Copeland spent the week-end with
|-W; E. Jones, who is a patient at the i busines.s.
hospital at Oteen, N. C. I
»* 1 »* K 1 ■ f /’ .Mi.ns C aixilina
Mr. ami Mrs, O. D. Adair of Co
lumbia, spent Sunday with the for
mer’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. F.
Adaie.-^
Mr. and Mrs, AV. C. Huffman spent
Sunday in • 'fxrcsville with the latter’s
sister, Mr.s. J. J. Abje.
Mr. and Mrs, W. S. Horne of Ware
.Shoals, and Mis.s .Marion .Stokes .Adair
sjjent the week-end.in Wimtton-Salem.
N. C., with Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Horne.I
Mr. and Mrs. H. H. F'uller of Green-1
wood, and Mrs. James Bradley werel
the guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. j
B. S. Pins^
Mr. and'^’s. Algie Bobo and chil
dren of Sjiartanburg, .spent Sunday
with their-parents, Mr, an<l Mrs. G.
W. Addy. Little Billy Bo1k> remained
for a week’s visit.
Mrs. Frank Wilson has retuimed
from Columbia after .spending several
days with her mother.
Miss Annie Bond, who ha^ been in
Greenwood for some time, has re-
itumed Wome. . . '
Mrs, N. W. McDaniel and daughter,
Lois, spent the week-end with the
former’s sop, 0. T, McDaniel, in Au-
gttaiU.
Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Bobo and ^iss
Margaret Bobo, spent Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs, DdVrey Wynilham.
Major and Mra. F.C. Harding spent
several days last week at Fort Ben-
ning, Ga.
Mr. ajid Mrs. Jo'Hn A. Sease of
Prosperity, and Miss Grace Sease of
^lunibi. .g.nt.SundM witfi Mr'; .nd
Mrs. T. A. Sease.
Mrs. Drummond Bailey spent sev
eral <lay8 last week in. Spartanburg
with Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Bailey
^Miss Maude Sumerel, Miss Ruth
^iley, Mr^ and Mrs. W, A. Moorhead
of Goldville, spent Monday in Green
ville with Rev. and Mrs. Edward
Long.
" Friends of Miss Ella Adair will be
glad tb know that she has returned i
from the Greenville City h(^pital and
Ijaw'son of the* or
phanage staff, s|H*nt the week-end in 18
Pauline with ivlatives. '-**
.Mr. and ‘Mrs. Will Chaney ar\d
Marion Chaney spent Sunday in
Green ville wilii Mr. aiul Mrs. Charles
Phifer.
- Friend.s of .S. V\’. Sumerel will lx*
.Sony tu know he is confined to his 1
home on account of illness. * j
Dr. aiwl Mrs.., Frank Kellers spent
the w(*ek-end in Charle.ston. - j
R\ G. Murphy is vioiting friemla in
Tanijia, Fla.
Mr. and Mrs. W, .M. Page of .Spar-
fanburg, visjied their daughter, .Mi.ss
lx>is Page,' on. .Sunday.
Miss Iona Blakely was a visitor in
Greenville on Tuesday.
- Mr. and M rs. W., IL , Crews and I
<laughters, Peggy, and Mr. and Mrs.
CharHe-Oows, W. T. Crews and Miss
Allene Crews of Ijaurens, .spent Sun
day wdth Mr. and .Mrs. W. J. Crews.
Mrs. E. B. Sloan and Miss Nannie
Young Tribble were visitors in Gi'ven-
ville on Tuesday.
Mhss Sarah Saltgrs spent the week
end with relatives in Greenville.
_Mrs. Georgi! H. Cornelaon, Sr., and
hon, George, of Spajtanburg, spent
Sunday with Miss Oormie Ban ley.
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Roberts and j
little son, Halsell, spent Sunday in
Greenwood with the latter’s brother,
M.! C. Milam.
br. and Mrs, H. C. Kellers of Bos
ton, Mass., visited the former’s broth-j
er and sister-in-law, Dr. and Mrs.
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$8.90
SPRING
C.''OBailey was a business visitor
in Greenville la.s.t week.
JMrs. G. R. Milam left Thursday for-
Savannah, Ga., after spending some
time_with her daughter, Mrs. W! H.
Robelrts. I
Miss Annie Lee Jackson has return
ed to her school in Lancaster after
spending the week-end with her par
ents, Mr, and Mr.s. T. J. Jackson. She|
had as her guest. Miss Loui.ne Wren.
MILUNERY
Rev. and Mrs^ E. J. Pence and lit-i
i, nw rjpidly-TOnj.te«:i* .t her j ^
home on N. Adair street. '
Mrs. ,P. S. Jeanes and Mrs. R. L.
Piaxico were visitors i
Tuesday.
Friends' of Miss -Mary Barksdale,
daughter of Mrs. R. A4 Steer, will be
sorry/ to know she, is ill with pneu
monia.
Mrs. Emma Little sfent a few days
Evans, all of Little Mountain, spent j
r ^ I Monday with Mrs. Huffman’s son and j;
reen i e ^jjd Mrs. W. C. ■
Huffman. ' -
The many friends of Miss Agatha
Davis w'ill regret to know that she i
.continues quite ill at her home on!
>South Broad sti'eet. It rs hoped, how-,
l«t w«.k in Simp«>nviile. with heri'^"- 'r" S
d.whter. Mr». Mc.S»n T^:. ! ■mprovenwnt th.t she will ||
President’s Ball At
Miss Clelon McLaurin of Clio, spent
the week-end with her sister, Miss
Mary McLauren at th^ orphan&ge.
Mrs. Robert Jeanes of Easley,'spent
a few days the past week with Mr.
and Mrs. P. S. Jeanes.. Dr. Jeanes
joihed her for tbe^ week-end.
Miss Katherine Graham, student at
Convene college, Spartanburg, spent
the areek-end with her parents. Prof,
and Mrs. Bothwell Graham. She had
as her guest Mias Mary A&deraon,
student at Winthapp.
a. M. C. Poole and^fam-
Goldville Friday
Following a custom of the past few 1
Mr. and Mrs
* WAV S WWfAg MX?, w
ily, Mr. and Mrsw._JViUiam Pow^UrAhe Warm Springs Foundation, and
Miss Margaret Burgees, Deany Mar
tin, and Waiter Willard spent Sunday
in Greenville with Mr. a^ Bto. W.
W. Burnt.
3’ears, the Loyal Order of Moose No. |
1306, Goldville, is again sponsoring
a- Roosevelt bnrthday ball in the Jo
anna school, auditorium on Friday
evening, January 29th. Music for the
celebration will be fumiahed by Paul
Suita and his orchestra. Of the pro
ceeds, fiiirty per cent will be, given to
seventy per cent to-^ Shriners hos
pital as in the past. 'll^^baU is head
ed by R. G. Carr, 'director of the
Moose order. % .
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