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Ir- •/ \ TflE CUNTOK CHltOWCLE, CUNTON. S. C. •-AC" •i FLOWERS FOR EASTER POTTED PLANTS CU^FLOWfe^ in a wide range — - await your selection ^ here. ‘ Send her a CORSAGE that is correHly inl(de. NOVELTIES of all kinds are here. ^ Our EASTER LILIES are especially fine. FlAw«r> Twhfraplied To Alt Parts of the World CLINTON Flower SHOP Mpj. B. P. Wingard» Prop. ^ * - phone 33 GLINTON. S. C \ Urs. Dmciejdi^ween and son Carl- Mrs. J. L. Wrigrht of Charlotte, iton, were in Newberry Snnday for spendingr some time with Mrt. Ajrnes ‘the funeral of Dr. Frank MWcr. Kem.^ I Mrs. Hubert Pitts, Mrs. A. N. Se-i MisNes Nell and Ruby Johnson of well -and Miss 'Dorothy Adair spent I Ki^rds. spent Wednesday with a few days last WWIk in Charlotte I A. J. Johnson. with friends and relative.^. A Dj., Charles Jennings and family Mr. and Mrs. P. B. Adair, Mrs.land .Mrs. M. E. Curlee of Winnsboro, bile Workers of Aiherica, said ' that Henry Ford ‘‘m^ght a« well get ready to do business with his, organized workers.’^^ . More than 100,000 persons filled the square fropi the county building for two blocks'to within a few rods of the city hall. It wi^s the largest gathering since that Which greeted President Roosevelt on a campaign jAddi^sing himself to' Ford, Mar/ tin said: *^¥00 ^n’t stop the unkaa You- can’t keep' your workers from joining the uHion. The automobilia workers of this city and nation art going to organize, and-‘we are telling you that is going to happev). You might iw well get ready to do busi ness with your organized workers.” Taylor- Adair, Grady ^ and Florence Adair, were in Columbia Saturday to visit W^Taylor Adair, who-oofttinues quite ill. ^ . Mrs. George Todd of Anderson, is 'Z' t the guest this week of Mrs, J. T. For rester. Miss Louise Kem, who teaches at Rbehuck, spent spring hpli^ys with her mother, Mrs. Agnes Kern Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Holland and little son, Bill Chapey and Misses 'T speiA Wednesday with Mr.' and Mrs. John W. Little. * Mrs. Maiy Mayes Chklmers was called to Newberry yesterday on ac count of the death pf her brother, Dr. W. S. Mayes. Friends of Mrs.. Bothwcll Graham will be glad to know ahe is hnpfoving at her home following, t'wo weeks’IT illnes.s. > ' - > j ^ Mr. and Mi>\ John W'allace Cope-]^ land who are now residing in Green Robyrmnd Ethel Wright , spent Sun- ''''lle. ^PKnt the week-end with their day in Lanford with Mr, and Mrs. \v.Mrs. Dave W; Cope- B. M’right. ' Mrs. J. E. Baker spent the Week' land. Friends of Mrs. T. R. Owings- 'wjll- I INSURED MORTGAGE SYSTEM BUILD — BUY — REFINANCE Home ownership is made ea.sy through the Federal Housing Administration. You can build your own home for little more than you now pay for rent. Borrow as much as §0 per cent of combined value of house and lot. Any period from four to twenty years to pay. Payment.^ run as low as per month per thousand on principal and interest. If you would really like to own your own home starrt now. Information gladly furnislved without obligation. ROBERT L. GRAY '^'LAURENS, S. C. —^ Opposite Post Office f ■,s Telephone 582 Now yon can eutly afford the finest refrigerator money can bi». General Electric—the refrigerator that ettt /w Je-ejMB—if now priced lower chan ever! Don't be Mghhed with anything lest. Krow the thrill of owning the beat—and Mte rfirw wsyt. i tig, Robmy Coblri^ts * trll- liant New Styling • More Ice Cubes More “Cold'* Capocity • Mere Ut- oblo Storage Spoce •MoreConveniences . ALL AT LESS COSTI * Prices suirt at \. «k 1 ,v - —’ ■J. 1 • A lend’ at her home Jn Rjitherfordton, N. C. - - Mr. and Mrs. B. J,.’. King and Miss Emma Adams spent the week-end in Spartanburg with'Mr, and Mrs. Har ry Phillip.s. * J. D. Davis^ was a business visitor in Augusta, Ga., on Friday. Mrs. I^eon HelLams of Gray Court, ?l>ent Friday with Mrs. B. F, ,Win- gard, •( , ' • Mrs,"'James Anderson and little daughter, Joanne, have returnoti honu' after visiting her parents in Lexing ton, .N’. C. y Miss' Caroline Martin, member of the school faculty at Mullins, spent the spruig holidays with her mothei-, Mrs. A. V. .Martin. l>e sorry to know she is a patieiit aCj the General hospital in Spartanburg, i — James -Hitt, student at William andj Mary School of .Art, Richmond, V’a.,j arrived yesterday to s|)end the si)ringi holidays with his pai'ents, Mr. and* Mrs. Eugene Hitt. - F'riends of Mrs. J. C, Roper will be sorry to know she is, ill at her home. Misses Sue and .Aimio Bond—of Greenwood, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. L. V. Bond. Ml". \V.*'i Huffmatr, htkI little daughter Caroline, Mr^. F. M. Stult^ and ehildren, Horotby and Richard, were visitors in Spartanburg on Fri day. Rev. and .Mrs, L. La.Motle and children sjient Sunday in Anderson, j Hugh L Eichelberger NEW YORK LIFE MAN 15^ Years Experience Prqfessional Insurance Informatioiir^^ - Furnished Free Member — The National Association of Life Underwriters. ■w» where Mr. *I,aMotte occupied the pul-| Mr. and Mrs. \V.*D. .Armstrong oi ..vw...... i-- | , Gray Court, slpent Sunday with their of the First Presbyterian chureh.; parents, Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Hitt. I Miss .SarlFh Stone was a visitor in ■Dr. R. L. Coe and daughter) Louise,; Saturday. • Mr. and Mr.s, Jimmy Brihop of of Columbia, .spent Sunday with Mr.! I Johnson Ctty^ Tenhrr were called here the this week on account of the death and Mrs. W, H. iihands. Mrsr Jack H, Young .spent week-end in .Columbia, wnth herj'^ former s mother, Mrs. Kninia brother, J. ,C. Copland and family.- jt^l'^bop. ■ Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Elli.son and! Mr. and Mrs. Algie Bobo and chd- chltdr-en-.si>ent Sunday in Greenville of l^pAFtanburg, .spentr”Sunduy with the latter’s sister and bi-pther-1their parents, Mr, and Mrs. G. tn-law, Mr, and Mrs. Frank^Buxton. Mrs, J. N. Parker of I^ingley, spent the week-end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Davis. Mis.s Allie Garv’in w’as a vi.sitor in Laurens and Newberry on .Monday VV. Addy. . Mr. and Mrs. E, E. Ashmore and children of Charlotte, spent Sunday with the latter’.s parent.s:, Mr, and .Mrs. T. L. Cooper. Mrs, U. E. Wysor, Elizabeth Wy-j Mrs. B. M. Anderson, of Reidsville,; Virginia Sadler were visi- is visiting her sister, Mrs.* Agnys jSpartanburg on briday. The oaly refrigerator iwlthr $134 \ \ -mechanism with ffttd- fttd Imbritaticn and ai/ cofling, that assure less current consump* tion and longer life. RADIO EXCHANGE Kem.__ Mrs. C. B. Adair was a visitor In South Broad Strj^t ~ Phone 36 \ r 's AT V I SMOOTH SISAL S T R A W S taipoftant new thapet fot-your iin^rtant Easter outfit. Dash- hif brun stylet trimnMd with flattering >ei)t. crisp white pique, and gay flowers. >^lii colors youll simply adore. Spartanburg on Sunday. , Mrs. W. R. Pitts, Mrs. G. W. Cope land, Mrs. Andjj Young, Mre. Clyde .McCrary, Muss Louise McCrary, and Mrs. P. M. Pitts were visitors in Greenville on Thursday. Mi.'^s Verna" Hill of Oraifgeburg, jwas the week-end guest of Miss Ixda I .McIntyre at the orphanage. ^ J. W. Coleman, J. D. Owens ami J. R. Boyd were in Greenville on Thurs day to attend a meeting of Railway Express employees, Mrs. G. W. Copeland and son spent Friday with Miss Lula'Y'bung, who lives near here. " Miss Grace League, member.-of the school faculty at Barnwell, spent the spring holidays-with her parent!}, .Mr. and Mrs. R. M:'League. 34rs. T. J. Daniel and daughter, Mary Frances, of Asheville, were the weke-end-guests of Miss Ixiy Hender son. Miss Kate Milam, meml>er of the school faculty at^ Springfield, spent spring holidays with her parents, Mr. and Mrs, J. W. Milam. Mrs. Henderson Pitts and son were the W4^k-end guests of Mr. and .Mrs. Tatum Gressette, in Charleston Friemi.s bf Mrs. T. L. Cx>oper will be glad to know- she is able to Imi out again after a two weeks’ illness. Mr. and Mrs. J. C. McMillan and children were visitors in Spartanburg on Friday. ' Mrs. William Anderson of Groen= Yille, visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Bailey, last week. Mis. Julia. Griffin, Miss 'Collette Giiffrti- and^^Mrs. J. \V. Crawford we.re visitors in Greenville on Satur day. . Mrs. Will Arrington of Bradenton, Fla., spent ^ the week-end with her brother and si.ster-in-law, Mr. arid Mrs. C. Giles. Mrs. D. W. A. Neville aird son, Wrl- f riends CUT YOUR EXPENSES TUn/e^oney ORK—work—work. It iin't the amount of money you earn, but what you SAVE that counts when the year n over. liam, of. Newberry, visited and relatives in the city Tues<lay. Dr. R. C. Hunsburger of Philadel phia, mis.sionary to India, spent sev eral days this- ^week with Rev. and Mris. C. Bynum Betts. J. Isaac Copeland of Furman'uni-i versily, Greenville, arrived today to .spend a week- with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. I), Copi*Iand. Mr. and. Mrs. R. L. Bailey and daughter, Ruth, sj>ent a few days this week with Mrs, William Anderson, in Greenville. y€ Don't make unnecettary^ debts. Pay for what you buy .. , alwayf.SAVE part of^ur wages, this is the one way to get ahead. START SAVING REGULARLY NOW -- WE WILL LEND YOU MONEY IF YOU GIVE GOOD SECURITY ^i 1 HAVB MONBYI M.S.BAILEY&$ON BANKERS Oldest — Strongest ('Union, S. C. Establiahed 1886 "have^MONByT Mrs. Charles Woikman sp<*nt .sev- MrV. Rol^rt 'Dill’ard of j'a^ksonvillg, ‘-’'*al days in Spartariburg with friends and relatives. Fa., is spending sometime with her mother-in-law, Mrs. Alma Dillard, who is ill. Mr. and Mrs. Duckett Adair of Co lumbia, spent the week-end with the former’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. R, F. Adair. Frances Lee Pitts spent the spring holidays in Columbia with her moth er, Mrs. Ethel Pitts, who accompanied her home Sunday. - ’ Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Lankford were the week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Hutto in Columbia. ^ Mrs. J. T. Forrester and little son, Tommy, visited friends and refatives in An^rson ks^ weekr™”* Miss Jamie Little of Greenville" spent the_we€k-end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John T. Little. Mrs. James Pitts and children spent the week-end in Elliott with Mrs. Pitts’ mother, Mrs, J.~ L. Scarbor ough. . Miss Emmie Adair, member of the school faculty at Lockhart, spent the sprnig holidays with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. F. Adair. I Miss Elizabeth Copeland was the l^eek-end guest of Miss Martha Ls)- mas in Gray Court. Mrs. Craig Kennedy and ton of Spartanburg, and Mrs. S. E. Evans and children of Bennettsville, spent a few days week with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Pitts. Mr. Kennedy artd Mr. Evans joined them for the week-end. Mise P^arl 'Hitt, member of the school faculty at Lake City, spen^ the holidays with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Hitt, and had as her gueat Miss Lily Mae Workman' of Chappells. ,i Miss Elizabeth Blakely, member of 1 ■Catherine Blakely, who teaches at Chesterfield, spent the spring holi* days wHh tbeir parents, Mr. and Mra. John T. Blakely. Miss Agatha Bailey, who teaches at Chester, and Miss Julia Bailey of Greenville, .spent .spring holidays with their parents. Dr, and Mrs. T. L. W. Bailey, Miss Hazel Bolaml was a visitor in Greenville on Wednesday, Mrs. Cyrus Bailey and daughters, Florence and France.^, of Augusta, spent Tuesday in the city with rela tives. x^Miss Dorothy MeSwain of Wash ington, D. C,, will spend the Easter holidays with Mr. and MFs. W. D. (jopeland. , , Miss .Xathryn Gaskill left Sunday for a week’s visit with friends in Tampa, Fla. Friends of Mrs. J. D. Jeans will be sorry to know «he is ill. at her hoine on North Broad street.* Mrs. C. M. Bailey and Miss Connie Bmley were visitors in Greenville on Wednesday. Friends of Mrs- Ray will be sorry to know she is ill at her home. J. L. Sanford and daughters, Nar- viaand Ruth, and Miss Obertie Thrift of Newberry, spent Monday with the former’s daughters, Mrs. A. J. John son. Friends of Miss Marion Summers will be interested to knov^ she has accepted a position in Chester with a beauty shop. Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Sanford and son, Robert Bamhaixlt, and Mrs. A. J. Johnson spent the week-end in Charlotte. Warning Tossed^ To Hairy Ford the^hool faculty at Latta,'ancUMrer 7—Detroit, March 23. — Addressing, a huge gathering of union workers who packed tho edneourse of CodolKc square here this evemng, ’Homer Mar> tin, president of the United Automo> USEID CARS For Spring -f- . IMay days Are just ahead—save money this spring— buy a nearly new Used Car. Snappy models — powerful motors — prices right. Terms of CoU^e.-Come in! 1931 Chevrolet Sedan, worth more than we ask for it. 1933 Chevrolet Coach, lots of good service ia it. I 1932 B-4 Fprd Coach, lines, looks good. neSr 1928 Ford Coupe, will run— , make us atr _ 1930 Chevrolet Sedan, maybe * ybu would like it $150 19.33 Plymouth Deluxe Sedan, a fust-class car. —tf. TRV and^yott wiU BUY the PLYMOUTH :r- A Car you will be Proud to own Clintm MotoTr Co. PhoM 119 CiiiitMw S. C. 1 \ , i.,' A' .\ r