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*•1 < ! ^ /■ 22, 1937 THimsDAT, ai4il Joani^ Mill New^ 1- t.. ('-7 yty- r- f.)' .-/ ■ ‘•/ THE CLINTON CHRONICLE, CLINTON, SrCr /; Goldville, April Mrs. Jr C. Harmon spent the week-end with lelstives in Bat^sburg:. • Mr. and Mrs. 0.. W. Harmon and son spent-the w^ek-end in Lexington. Mrs. W. R. Hsrrelson, Miss Katie. Harrelson, and Miss Freda Summers visited Mrs. E. C. Attaway in Ware ^ Shoals Saturday. \ Mra. R. L. Frances u\d Miss Millie C^e spent a ferw days last wedc with Mrs. Tom Dunaway in Columbia."r I \ To Go To Clei The Jdanna school has received^ an invitation to participate in the an nual InduatHal Education contest to -be^ield at^GlaiBson-ooUege- Api# 23 and 24. G. N. Foy, superintendent of the schools, has announced that a wood work team composed of Kelly Waits ^ with pretty gifts by his little.,frienda, who wished’him'many happy returns of the day. __ Groran-Haniw lAarflafe “Of ,^dial interest to .their many friends is the announcement of the malrrriage of Miss,Ruth Mae Grogan and J. C. Harmon. The marriage was solemnized at the honte of Mr. and T Hi Students Busy With Many/ Events Mrs. ‘Ryland Bryap of Columbia, was the guest Monday of Miss Sally Wright and Mrs. Zee ‘MoIiees.~ Mrs. John Marshall Friday night, | jf r. Dillard and daughterr Mrs/ April 9. Rev. E. S. Jones performed Bazemore of Jacksonville the ceremony. ^ jFla., were called here Monday on ac EMtrUim Rndin, Cob '>> "'"‘''"t Mis, M»ry Puller euterUined thei""- Reading clulb of the adult schobLSat- urdky^, morning at 10 o’clock. During the, social hour an interesting con test was enjoyed.' Delightful refresh ments were served by the hostess. “MISS CLBiTON^-LlKEi^— - RIDE IK JINRICKSHA '^ Mf. and Mrs. J. u King and chil dren of Newberry, wer4 the week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Edmonds and family. * ^ Mr. and Mrs. Claude A. Workman of Marion, N. C., were here several .days this weg^ on Mcoyiit oL the ill-, ness* and death of the ' former’s ipother, Mrs. Tom Workpian. Friends of John B. Ferguson will With only four more v^eeks jbf school, students are busily engaged in all forms of activities concerning the high school program. With the exhibit over,. attention is given this week to a state-wide testing program Mr. and Mrjs, Warren Burgess of [which will reveal the rating of the . Mrs. R; B. Glenn was called ’to West ^Springs' Monday 6h account*of the illness of her sister, Mrs.'J. Boyd Lancaster. interest b^ the juniors and neniorf. The tennis teams, both ho3r* ain4 girls, are bhsyi..,.with practice aad matches. They played in Anderafja |as^Friday and in Greenwood day. Anderson will return' the mdteh ‘ hete Fridiy. Mtes* BRYSON HONORED ^ At tli, Sturt, convention of the lut- tiional honorary Beta club^ held ih 0^ himbia on Friday and Saturday of Catherine Bryson, Clinton was elected vi<;e'preei» dent. The . local Beta ‘ clvd) is doinc y Charleston, April 18. —^Miss Mar- ^ garet Shealy, fifteen and" one-fourth! be glad to know he is improving, af- and'junw GaTSiM'wirb^'Mnt-to f .•!"* •" oper.tion nt the represent the local sclibol. The team' »>J)w "baby’ of .General, hospital m GreenyiUs, ydli J^_accompanied by M?. Reynolds, manual training) instructor.\ , ' Music Club Meets \ ' * The Music club met Wednesday af-.j ternoon j.n the music room at the school. The club is now in prepara tion for the spring recital to be given in May. Those appearing on the pro gram were: Frances Rowland, ^en Boyce, Hazel Ellis, Laurice Harrel- spn, Juanita Rowland, Mary Lanford, Bobbib Jean Carr, Charles Franks, and Juanita Franks in piano, and j pu led Mary franc is and Viola Hall in vio-; es, ^id I’ve had two dates with li^. ^ I him -'.nee, I guess that’s why it’s all j bcfn «o Ihnlljng.' the queens, .said"that' jinrickshar,| Miss Julia Bailey of, Greenville, floats and high school -boya dressed | spent the ^week^d with her parents,, as coolies were giving her the moat Dr. ^pd Mrs. T. L. W .Bailey, “marvelous time’’ of all those years, j Rev. and Mrs. Edward Long of Miss Clinton, ^'ho is in the tenthlGreenvUle,;.were here 'Tuesday for th? grade, is not the least bit uncertain | funeral of Mrs, Tom B. 'M’orkman. of w hy she likes it all. i Misses Selma and Ethelda Edmonds “Whac has been the most thrilling j have returned home after spending thing so far?” she was asWed. ' several days in Atlanta. “The t ide in the jinricksha was the i Mr. and Mrs. G. S, Richard of m6st thrilling of all. I wish I could Prosperity,, are visiting their niece, do k again.” . | MrsrX L. Daineron. J‘”* 'cksha—you mean the cart I Mr. aqd Mrs. C. L. Pollock of a ‘coolie’, don’t you?” jSeneca, spent Sunday with Mrs. Pol lock’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. Q. Los Angeles, Calif., are the guests i Clintqn high school with that of other J for several days of Mr. knd Mrs. j schools of the state. This,is'also test C W.T. Jacobs. _ week. * "•gb school, Mrs. Algie Bobo and children ofi xhe «»pn5or» arp nraf-Hfino- fn.* SparUnburg, spent Friday with her senior blay which will be giveit Fri- j®**®"*' school officials stoto, Mv M,.. r. w Aaa„ senior piay wnicn will ne givqn fri-.^nd producing leaders in all phases of school life. ■ SUBSCRIBE TO THE CHRONICLl ‘•The Paper Resds* parents, Mr. and Mrs. G. W. .^ddy Mr. and Mrs. \V. C. Bond.and lit day. May 7th tie d.ughter, Rebert», '-of Cheraw, Th'ibniot-^oiof‘■•"juet t^l Ulje tKp wp«ir.p«a fKa. f place Fnday evening, April S0.-This event is looked forward to with great ' ' ' Birthday Party Mrs. Walter Fulmer invited twelve pRONTIS NAMED DIRECTOR llittle folk to a party at her home on j ^ Saturday afternoon to Celebrate the! .\t the ^T^ing i^'ssion of the .South !^SS Jewt birthday of her little son, George Carolina Retail Jehjelers’ assiwiation Walter. Wjth game.s, S'torie.s, and held in . vlemonaile and wafers, rail had a good rFiontis, of this city, w^^s named as a ie. George Mralter was presented members of the hoard Of directors. Holland. Mrs. H oraci* Poag of Goldville, spent the week-end with her sister, Mrs. C. K. Haralson."’ Mr. and Mrs. W, O. Holland and! spoke Inifore little son, Bill Chaney rind Misses I P'csbyterials. Ethel Wright and Elizabeth Falls I !”'• L- R- spent the week-end with the former’s parents,^ iMr, and Mrs. L._ C. Bond, Mrs/ Mary Prather and Mrs. Alma Tinsley spent Sunday in Spartanburg. Mrs. Ruby Patterson of Wrens, Ga.^ and Mrs'. Charles Porterfield of Greenville, have returned home after spending the past week with the! former’s daughter, Mrs. E, Dr^Graig. Jsaafc Copeland of Furman univer sity, Greenville, spent the week-end with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. D., Copeland. j Miss Margaret Sadler spent thej week-end at her home in Rock Hill.' Mrs. John T. Little spent Sunday, in Greenville with her daughter, Mi.ss Jamie Littlje. , Mi.ss Lilly Mae Werts and Miss Gladys Stilwell of Spartanburg, vis ited friejid.s in^the city Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. A. \V. Brice sjicnt Sunday in Ware Shoals with MrC and Mrs. E. .-V. Martin. Mrs.- George W. Taylor has re- hqme after spending Georgia where she meetings of turned to her two weeks in r sever C. Charleston \Tuesday, J,, P-Jiunday in Lanford. Watexs- King spent the l.a- 8 A. Hagb L Eicbetberger NEW YORK UFE MAN * ^ 15 Years Experience Professional Insurance Information Fuhiished Free t Mefnber — The National Association of Life _ Underwriters* Lynn, Rev. ,L Motto, W. W. Harri.s-, an<l Dr, T. E. p week-eml!of Darlington, are in Win- iston-Salem atti-nding the Tri-'State Don't Let Debt Grip You in Charleston. — ’.Mi.sses Mary Higgins and Mattie!Conference of Orphanage workers. I .■Abrams were ^visitors in Columbia on Tuesday, Mr, and Mrs. T. A. Setzler and son, of Little Mountain, spent Sunday Mrs. ,1. D. Madden left this week for an extended visit to friends and relatives in Council Bluffs, Iowa, J. B. Fi ontis spent several <lays in i with their daughter rind son-in-law, i Charles,ton this week attending the : JMr. and Mrs. W. C, Huffman. convention of the South Carolina Re- Mrs. A. J. Johnson arid Mi.ss Colie’tail Jewelers’ association. Summers-were visitors in Newberry i and Mrs. R. P. Jeanes of Eas on Wednesday. ' I ley, spent Sunday with ther former’s \Smiles” Jacobs of Greenville, ’ pa‘ent3, Mr.rami .Mrs. P. S, Jeanes. spent the w’eek-end in the city withj Miss Margaret Blakely of Green- relatives. iville, spent Sunday with her mother, Mr. and Mrs. M. J. McFadden have i A. Ros.s Blakely. D O not .OWE for, but OWN everything you havtf. Get the money first end PAY for whet you buy when you buy it . • , end you end your family will hev#' peece*of-mind. START SAVING REGULARLY NOW >VK WILL LEND YOU MONEY IF YOU GIVE GOOD SECURITY rqj,urned from Sarasota, Fla., where they .spent several months. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Galloway of Goldville, announce ^e birth of a -- son on April t8. Mr.s. W. W. Harris sjient the week end in Atlanta Wjth her sT.ster, Louise Bethea. Mis-S''Daisy” Putnam of Laurens Jim Blake of Woodruff spent the week-end in the <city-with friends. Miss lyois Page is spending several! days this week with.her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W, M. Page, in Spartan burg. , ~ MU.s Elizabeth Blakely, member of M.S. BAILEY & SON BANKERS Olde.st Strangest Clinton, S. (’. Established 1886 THINKI HAVE MONEY! HAVE MQNBYI 'the .school faculty at Latta, .sjient the is I week-end with her parents, Mr. and spending sonw iimo with her broker! Mrs. John T. Blakely, and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. \V. j , Eriends of Mrs. C. X. Maunej^ will i T. Putnam. ■ sorry to know she is 111 at her} Mi.ss Mary Todd Jip.ent several home on South Broad street. '] <iays this “Nveek in High Point, X; C., with her sister rand hrother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bolick. \ foct fad KhadtUa MBV fBaBMfWH V ' ^ acoooajr. Oray- d aattalaia w conawltaca, com- For fara aad oa any trip— *- Bus Terminal KELLERS DRUG STQREk Phpne No. 1 GREYHOUND Frienijs of ^Mrs. J. D. JeaiuVi " ill be glad to know she has resumed J)er position with the Ladies Ready To' Wear Shoppe, after an illness of several weeks. '' Mrs. Ada Shodkley Waits has re- turned'Jo her home in Greenville after spending some time with her sister and brother-in-law, Mr Mrs. Fayette'Rainage. Mr. and Mrs, C.' E. Xichols were visitors in Greenwood on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Abrams of Spartanburg spent Sunday with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Steer<^. .Miss Frances, .Sims of .Monroe, fJa.,} spent the week-end with .Vlisses Ha- zel and Chat lie- .Mae Sims. .Mrs.' W. H. Rolierts returned Tue.s- day from a tw<)-week.s’ visit in Flpr-. itlo,. /'~^- The foTTowing high schriol studi'iits, accomjianied hy .Miss Azilei* Living ston, attended a Beta club convention held in Coliimhia. on Friday and Sat urday: VV. P, Baldwin, Tench Owens, and'Sara VVannamaker! and Katherme Bryson. .Mr. and .Mrs. T'. L. Cooper and’ L<*wis Cooper, .Mr. ami Mr.s. C. \V. Cooper and children, Mr. 'and .Mrs. Russell Cooiier, Mr. rand .Mrs. Lynn Cooper and* little son, Lynn, Jr., arid Mr,‘ and Mrs. E. E, .’Xshmore and 1C r CRLAIVI Reeves Wells of Asheville, N. C., spent the week-end with his sister 1 children (jf Charlotte, s|)ent Sunday and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Al-lin .Seneca witlv .Mr. rant! .Mr.s. .Mike We test aii& repair our USED CARS. Cleftn them inside and out. ComeMn and bm them. Try them. Here are,, some exceptional bu^ EASY TERMS. , Let us grind ydur valves. Give more power ajnd save gas and oil. It paw. Complete repair service, x ^ bert Abrams, He was accompanied home by his mother, Mr-s. J. Herman Wells, who has been visiUng, her daughter several weeks. Dr, and Mrs. Frank Kellers and daughter, Mrs. Jack Guerard and lit tle son. Jack, spent Sunday in Char lotte. Miss Mildred Epting spent the week-end at her home in Little Moun- Mrs. Ida Doster of Columbia, is the guest this week of Mrs. Nannie A. Pitts. ' Miss Louise McCrary spent Sun day in Whitmire_with friends. Mr. and 'Mrs. Cecil Bowers of- Co lumbia, were the guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Wyndham. James Jeanes, student at the Medi cal College in Charleston, spent the week-end wRh his parents, Mr. and Mrs. ,P, S. Jeanes, Friends of Miss Margaret Blakely will be sorry to know she is ill at her home. , Mf.^and Mrs. Ansel Bobo of Co lumbia,'spent Sunday with their par ents, Mr. and Mrs. D. B.-Robo. Mn and Mrs. lUy Pitta have taken ,,ujent3. This is the ,an apartment with Mrs. T. J. Blalock. consecutive year that Clinton Caskey. Dr. and .Mrs. L; R. Lynn were called to .Jacksonville, Fla., Saturday (m account of the death of an inti mate friend of the Lynn family. ('. E. Dorsey, who for several years past has held the position of man ager, of the Montreat, N. iC.,^ Asso ciation store. The funeral sei^vices | were conducted Sunday morning by, Dr. Lynn, . The following high sehool'students i attended a meeting of the state scho lastic press assocration held in Green-' ville on Thursday and Friday: Betty Spratt, Louise Jacobs, Franks Simp- ?on, Margaret Brice, Paul League^ Dillard Boland, Tench Owens, Robert Wysor. They were, accompanied by Miss^^sa Mahaffey, member of the faculty, > . CLINTON HIGH PAPER WINS CUP AT MEET Last Friday, during the state high school press association convention, Clinton was awarded the cup for the best school newspaper publish in the state by a .school with an enrollment This rich ond dsUclous Ics ersena Is tbs solution to TOUT dossort problsms. That's why smart hostsssos* sorro' If*. . . It makos ior succsBsfnl partios. It Is mads with purs whols milk and rich ersefm . . . Smooth ... dsUclousI ' > 1 ' AT YOUR FAVORITE DEALER’S OSTESS T~n0BBCT"ffTTB11N1f111E ICE CREAk CO. 1931 ChevrtJet Co«dA,Vix wheel car. Looks goodVnd has good, tires. 1927 Model T Ford 'You had better look this one over. y i \ 1929 Chevrolet 4-door Sedan. DeSeto Coupe, worth $125, cur price .y $85 1929 Chevrolet Coach* make us an offer. 1931 Chevrolet Coach, a nice clean car $250 1936 Standard Ch^cvrol^t ~ Coach, ■ with radio. NeV Unea; Looks like a new car\ TRY and yon will BUY the “PLYMOUTH A Car you will be Prond to oarn Clinton Motw Co. 119 Cliataii. 8. C \ ■ ’V ,[Sr,, on Ferguson street. I Mr. and Mrs. Bonner Harvley of /{Greenwood spent Sunday with their i > parents, Mr., and Mrs. A. B. Blakely. Mr, and (Mrs. Hubert Todd spent the week-end with the latter’s mother, Mrs, William Brehmer in Kinards. Mrs, Martha O’Connor of Tamas- see, spent the week-end with h^" |}}mother, Mrs. Nonnie Young. ) ► I Mr. and Mrs. Paul Mahaffey of J [[Knoxville, Tenn., spent a few days this weekr with the former’slfsister, Miss Rosa ’Mahaffey. Paul Simmons and family of New berry. are now/making their home in the city and have taken an apart ment with Mrs. R. J. McCrary on East Main Street.* Gordon McCrackin of Columbia*. . Sunday with his cousin, Eugene Sloan. / \- has won the cup. MASONS .MERF FRIDAY Campbell Lodge No. 44, A. F. M., will hold a regular communjeation Friday night, April 2^ at 8 o’clock. E, A, degree will be conferred. .All members are urged to be present. By order of worshipful maater. V. P. Adair, Secretary. CHAPTER TO^MEET MONDAY The CHnton-Laurens chapter'of the Thornwell Alumni a^qciation will meet Monday evening, April 26, at 7:30 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. Harris. / I N I 11$ Y| lomm WHAT DO . . . • ■ P. S. Jeanes DO? FOH SS^EAllS FOlO ENHGT HAS COME FROM OauSSvnS IR E AI A talented actreta quittlr ■teaU a million hcarta . . . Behind it aU ■ ; . hundreds ot men and women devote their enersiea toward producins ons moment of exquisite triumph an the screen . . . yea—IT s TAKES ENERGY TO CRB- ATE ••GLAMOUR.” CLAUSSSmi BREAD hos b^e a el Food Eaer^y slaos IMl .. tedor^'a ’’Alr-Coiidlttoiwd.'' (eooled oad wrapped of proper ). ITs atwATS rasasi i’A-.