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'■ • ■ J - .. - laUBSDAY. HiimCH 18, 1937 I^YERS! - FRYERS! MILK-FEfi FRYERS READY THIS WEEK-END Farm, CLINtONTS. C. FRA INSURED MORTGAGE SYSTEM ~ BUILD — BUY — REFINANCE Home owTxership is made easy through the Federal Housing Administration. You can build your ovm tiome for little more than you now pay for rent. Borrow as much as 80 per cent of combined value of house and lot. Any period from four to twenty years to pay. Payments run as low' as fO.BO per month per thousand bh” principal and interest. If you would really like to owm your^^own home start now. Information gladly furnished without obligation. ROBERT L. GRAY LAURENS, S. C. Opposite Post Office Telephone 582 i high grade fertilizers CONTAIN/i SOrRCES OF AMMONIA CONTAIN NO FII.LER (OTHER THAN DOLOMITE) GUARANTEED NON-AClD-FORMING DOUBLE MIXED — WILL NEVER.HARDEN €-W-S GUANO CO., INC. (CUNTON OIL MILL) Mrs. J. W. doleman was in Colum bia Friday a^d Saturday to httend the I Woman’s Missionary council of 'the Methodist Church, South. YSTilliam Scott and familj^f Whit mire, spent Sunday witSClus sister iand broiber-dn-law, Mr. and Mrs. W. jJ. Duncan. \ j Mrs. S. B. Hayes, Jr., of Morris- itown, N. J.,^was calW here thi.s week on account of the critical illness of her father, J. A. Bailey. Friends of Dewey W’yndham will |>e glad to know he is able to be out agrain after art illness. A. L. Shepard apent Monday in Columbia on' business. Paul Simmons of Union, Woodrow Simmons of Altanta, apent Sunday with their sister and brother-in-law', Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Hitt. —MPr- and Mrs. Bt-St Finson were in Orangeburg Saturday to attend the state basketball tournament. Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Barnes and Mr. and Mrs. B. K. iBarnes of Augusta, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mns. Eric Barnes. Miss Mafy-FJia Bailey, 'member of the schooK faculty at Lowndesville, .spent the w'eok-end with her parents, Dr. and Mrs. T.'L. W. Bailey. Friends of Miss Mary Templeton, who lives near here, will bo glad to know has returned home after being a patient at the I.aurens hos-j pital. I Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Arrington of Greenville, spent Sunday witlA..^heir parents, My. and Mrs. R. F. Blhkely. Mrs. C. E. Nichols spent Thursday in Spartanburg with her parents, -Mr. and Mrs, Ben Wilson; Miss Maud Geer and Mrs. DoHs Parker of New York, left Saturday^© attend an international hair dressers’ convention in New York. , Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Todd of Simp- sonville, spent the week-end With the latter’s mother, Mrs. Emma Little. Mrs. C. ,M. Bailey an^ypurig grand-j son. Brewer Dixon,_ar^ spending the spring holidays with the latter’s mother, Mrs. Brewer Dixon, in Talle- dega, Ala. Mr. and Mrs.' John Little and daughter, Jane, spent the w'eek-end with relatives in Winnsboro. If jou are not in the telephone businew, auch i^on In mod ern Jong distanpe teleph<me communication aa Tacuum tube xq>eaten," permalloy loading coila, eebo auppreaaora, attenua tion equaliaera, CLJR toll operating-me&od, and others, are terxna from a language you may not underatand. But, aa a user of long diatanoe telephone aenrioe, you doL_ underatand that many improvements in the service have been made. The greater speed with which you are connected widi another city, the clearness with which your'voice Js trans mitted, the extension of service to countries all over the world, and seven rate reductions in the past decade, are all Jactryou aaei familiar with. ^ To make thew improvements poaaihle, someone had tQ have the vision to know what had to be done. Someone had to finance the research. Someone had to successfully conclude the research. Someone had to standardise the new equipment and operating methods. Someone had to ^iut the equipment and methods in effect on a nationwide basis. her home in New York after visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. D. Chaney, who live near here. Little Joe Fincher Austin of Lau rens, i.s spending-.some time with his aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs, Ryland Sumerel. Miss Elizabeth .\nderson of Green ville, .spent the wee^-end w'ith Mr. and .Mr.s. Jack Anderson. Mi*s. D. B. Bobo is visiting her daughters, Mrs. Joe Simpson and! Mrs. HasfJsell MHlor in Whitmire, j Mis.s Elizabeth Barnes w'ill leave ! tb(rk!\'’‘^for Augusta to spend spring Frank Nelson of Cojumbia, spent! holidays with relatives. I Sunday with friends here. ^ Miss Isiis McDaniel, Joe and Romo- Gra<ly Adair spent Sunday in Se-Hus McDaniel, w'ere visitors in Green- dalLa with Mrs. Adair, who is visiting w’oo<i on Sunday. her parents, Mr. and^ .Mrs.. J. - Mr.s. Ethel Pitfe of Columbia, spent Dukes, ' ' jthe week-end with Mrs. Nannie A. Miss Gertrude Cannon, who lives Pitts. , j near here, was the week-end gue.st | Mr. and Mrs, Frank MarUn of Lau-) of Miss Mary Stone. jiens, sjient, the week-end’with the lat- ' Miss Kathleen (Itdlowny, student at iter’s mother, Mrs. Irene Todd. Columbia college, spent the week-end! .Mrs. Harvey Brannon oi--^States- with her grand|varents, Mr.’and Nlrs.} boro,. Ga., arrived Tuesday to vi.Pit The Bell System does it. Research, by the Bell Labora tories. Standardized manufacture, by the Western Electric Company. Stand^rdj^ed and nationwide operation, by the Bell regional operating companies. The result is the long distance telephone service you uae^ a service that grows better each year. Use “long distance” to keep friendships alive-^to save,time and money in your husines.s. The cost is small wherever you call. Southern Bell _ Telephone and Telegraph. Compang.. '' iNcoiieonATao ■ ■ / / \ / r New V • • r. Spring HATS The New Wider Brim and Lower. Crown Is “Tops” for Style. We have Other Shapes for the Conservative Man. See Ours Before You Buy. . L B. DILLARD W. M. McMillan. Furman Brownlee of Orangeburg, her mother, Mrs .Emma Little. M rs, Arthur Howard was a visitor spept Sunday in thP'cTtj^vith friends, j rff ^ireenville on Saturday. Mr.s. S. A. Pitt.s and son. Sterling, | Mr. and Mrs. Ansel Bobo of Colum- Jr., spent-the week-end with relatives bia, vi.sited relatives here Sunday, neuFTCihaftls. 4—Mr. and Mr.s Willie Waits of Ware Friends of Mrs. Paul'Tod»l will be sorry to- know .xhe is a ]>atient at the Hays’ hospital. Dr, and Mrs. I^liert Jeanes of Eas ley, spi^nt Wednesday with the for mer’s parents, Mr. and Mrs, P. S. Jeanes. Mrs. Jeanes remained for sev eral days’ visit. Mr. and Mrs. Bonner Harvley of Greenwp()d, spent Sunday with the latter’s pai’ents, Mr. and, Mrs. A..^ B. Blakely. James Sloan, student' at Erskine college. Due West, spent the week- end with his mother, Mrs. E. B. Dr. and Mrs. R, L. Coe and duughr ter, I>ouise, of Columbia, .sjient the week-end with Mrs. Coe's parent-s, .Mr. aninyirs.»M\ H. Shands. Mrs. R. S, Gaskill, Miss Kathryn Gaskill, Miss Annie Bond, .an.d Mrs. Roy Madden spent the week-end in Cheraw with Mrs. H. L. Baggott. Mr. and Mrs. B, F. Wingard and children were the guests of Mr,"and Mrs. William Goodale in Camden cn Sunday. "" ‘Mr. and Mi's. L. C. Bond .spent Sun day in Greenwood with Mis.ses Sue and Annie Bond. Miss Kathryn Gaskill will leave this week for Miami, Fla., for a week’s visit. Miss Annie I>ee Jackson, who teach es at Lancaster, spent the week-end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Jackson. She had as her guest Miss Jeanette Wardlaw of Atlanta, Ga. Mr. ahdT .Mrs. Russell M'atson of Cross Anchor, were the guests of Mr.s. Metta Stone on Friday. Mr. and .Mrs. W’. C. Huffman and little daughter, Caroline, siient Sun day in Pomaria with the latter’s par ents, Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Setzler. Mr. and Mr.'<. A. J. Johnson and children spent Sunday in Newlierry with relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Fjeet Crowell and children of Charlotte, spent the week end with Mr. and Mr.s. E. D. (baig. Friends orf Mrs. T. C. John.son will be sbrry to know she is' ill At her home on Centennial street. Mr. and Mrs. J. F« Jacobs were vis itors in High' Point,^_N--C., this week. Mrs. Rosa Bishop, Miss Sara Whit mire and J. A. Whitmire of Crogs Anchor, visited Mrs, Charles l^nk- ford and Mr. and Mrs. P. B. Adair on Sunday. ' ' Mrs. Pringle Copeland and son m noui m 3 v4COifuU THAN EVEH BE FOBS ShoaKs, visited the latter’s sister and' broth(‘r-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. R. P. Wilder, on Sunday. Mrs. Harvey Brannon of States boro, Ga., and Mrs. Emma Little spent Monday in Simpsonville with the latter’s sQUrin-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Todd.' Rhett P, Adair attended the basket ball tournament held in Orangeburg the pa.st week. Mr. and Mr.s. W. C. Shealy upent the week-end with friends in Colum- bia. Fleet Crowell of Charlotte, has ac- cenitcd a-peeirtesi aa-viKHdckeeiier with the Clintop Motor Co. ~ K. W. Johnson, Jr., of Greer, spent Sunday with his parents, Di-. ITnd .Mrs. II. \Y. Johnson. Mr.s. F. E. Adams of Newlierry, spent the week-end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Duncan. Friends of .Mrs. Annie Giles Hailey win be intere.sted to know .she is im proving after an illness. Mrs, C. W. W'ilson of Roche.stcr, N.''Y., and Mrs. C. W, Anderson were visitor.s in Augusta on .Saturday. Misses Madeline Adair, Jeanette Pitts, and Mrs. T. J. Leake spent Sunday with the latter’s daughter, Miss Elizabeth Nelson, at Greenville Woman’s college. Friends of J. A. Coleman will be glad to know he is improving after an illne.ss. Mr. and Mrs. Earle Horton have taken an apartment with Dr. -and j .Mrs. B, H. Henry on .Musgrove street, i Mr. and Mrs. Joe . Heaudrut and children of Greenwood, .spent .Sunday' with Mrs. Beaudrot’s mother, Mrs. I .Mary Prather. j Mr. and Mr.s, S. Ga/y .Dillard and | little daughter, Lillian, spent a fewj days the past week with relatives in Rennett.sville. j Mrs, h’. E. Adams of Newberry, j .Mrs. M'. J. Duncan, Mrs. Nene“Work- man, and Duncan Workman were vis itors in Greenville on Saturday. Friends of Sidney Bryson will be sorry to know he ha-s been confined to his home the past few weeks with pneumonia.. M rs. J>fargi<» McFadden, matron, of the “Baby cottage” at the orphanage, wa^ called to Manning Sunday on ac- cciunt of the suddeij death of Ker brother, Isaac L~ Appelt. Mr. Appelt STOP AND THINK D ON'T fool yourself . •>. are you saving money . . . as much as you can? Are you a drifter? Take stock of yourself today ... BANK your money .. . INCREASE your savings and in an amazingly short time you can do something worthwhile with your money. ^ START SAVING REGULARLY NOW ^ WK WILL LEND YOU M^)NKY IE. y6iJ GIVE (iOOD SECURITY THINKI M.$. BAILEY &$0H HANKERS Oldest — Stronjfest Clinton, ,S. C. TliINKI HAVE MONBYI i "nton, .-s. v. Established 1886 HAVE MONEYl E V — . . ' ■ spent the week-end with Mrs. Cope land's mother at Central. Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Heustess were visitors in 'Qolurtybia on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Home, Mrs. P. B. Adair and Miss Tokie Adair were visitors in Greenville Saturday. Friends of Mrs. T. L. Cooper will be sorry home. MisMs Collette Griffin, Geor^a Brooker^ Norma Hallett and Blakely^ spent the week-end in Charleston. The Thomwell orphanage basket ball team was in Orangeburg for the state tonmament held on '^ursday, Friday and Saturday. The girls were ac^mpanied on the trip by Misses Sara Cannon* Catlherine..Wilson, Glenn Beeman* W. R. DiU 4nd F. M. Stutts. The following orphanage teachers spent the holiday period at their re spective hondes: Misses ^Eleanor Ken- n^yT at 31ackstock, Sufra Parkinson at Doe West, Rebecca Stevenson at Abbeville* Mrs. Sara Jacobs at New berry, and Mies Evelyn McDowell at Pacelet ’ was owner and editor of The Manning|^^ Times. , . | Pre.^ident W. P, Jacobs of the col-j lege was ftlie'^ guest speaker at the t annual |ba|nquet of the Men-of-the-j Church of the First Presbyterian church of Spartanburg <}n Friday eve ning. / Mr. and Mrs. R. O’Daniel of Fort Worth, Texas, visited the former’s to know she is ill at her {brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. A. O’Daniel, ^on Thursday. Friend.s of Mrs. C. P. Robiiwon will, bo sorry to know she -ir ill at her home on Academy street. .^Alva Holland of Newberry, spent the week-end with, his parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. Q. Holland. Dr. J. C. Roper was the principal speiker in Union on Friday night^fee- fore the quarterly banquet of the Union Merchants association held at the Fairfoi^t hotel. Mrs. R. iV-Chapman, Mrs. W.. M. Hujffman, Miss Julia Ferguson, and Mrs. Euto Murff of LaUrens, district deputy grand inatron of the Order of the EasUni Star, wsrs in Pros perity Tuesday svenfng for the an nual inspecHon meetinir of the chap ter. ' Renewed USED CARS From top'lo wIieel8---Tiumper to bumper—we go over our Used Cars. Your inspection invited. I^fices to fit your purse.* EASY TERMS. Come ini • -1 1929 Chevrolet Coach, nobody wants it. Come, look and make un an offer. 1929^ Chevrolet Cabriolet, runs good, looks bad inside .. $98 1928 Ford Sport Coupe, better than U lo^H .v;..v $tM 1936 Deluze Plymouth Coach, l<>oks like a nevLcar. 19.30 Ford Cabriolet, will-get you there and bring you back. Take it at $163 1929 DeSoto Coupe, maybe you will tike it better than ^ We. do . $99 ^ - — ' ^ ■'1 J935 Ford Standard V-S Coach. 1933 Deluxe Terraplane. TRY aad you will BUY the * PLYMOUTH A ^ar yon. will be Proud to own Clinton Motor Co. Phone 119 Clinton, 8. C;' to The Chronicle—$1.50 a Yeitf V-"' ■ . \ fe ’ 'A X ^ V mUfi V. .. ’■i. . . .^vr- • . 'J- .A- • 4 r •< \V V .3-