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.4 THURSDAY^ MAY 6, 1937 9S ♦ sais H. II. HENRY ^■Tr8*wiKM>C^i I f; M. BOLAND R D. HENRY & COMPANY ___ INSURANCE STOCKS — BONDS.— REAL ESTATE 4 LOANS NEGOTIATED Telephone 4 31 / ■r.\ THE CUNTON CHROKIOLE, CUOTON, 8. C. M: fp-V- ■J- ^ Persbna 1 /A^ntlpn ^ h Mr. and Mrs. Broadus Su<ideth and family visited friends arid srelatives in ..Blairs' on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Patndge spent .If' f-i .5. Just a pleasant greeting', and the miles melt away before ll^warni 5t 1 ... the week-end in, Newberry. Miss Mary .Anderson of Clemson college, was the week-epji gruest of iMiss Jean McKee. Mr. and Mrs. Papl Simmons spent Sunday in 'Newberiy With the latter’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Martin. Mr; and Mrs, K. Mill^jtof Green wood, w’ere the guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs: B. F. Wingard. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Tisdale and little daughter of Sumter, were the ^ests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. C. TT. Anderson. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Martin of Lau rens, Spent the week-end w'ith the latter’s mother, Mrs. Irene Todd, } Mr, and Mrs. H. E. Brehmor of Kinards, announce the birth of a son, Henry Feller.-i, on April. 23, at Dr. Hays* hospital. Mrs. R. D. Lewis and sons of,Spar tanburg, spent -the week-enil ,with .Mrs. E. B. Sldan. . . Mr. and Mrs, J, E Plaxico have returned to their home ^ in Blacks burg after visiting their son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Plaxico. Mrs. jjpAOBnva tones of your voices over the telephone. In these days, families and friends may ix; scattered to the lour winds->but reunions are quick, happy and inexpensive wlten yoiv use long distance telephone service. ' !,R. M. Stowell of Oakland, Maine, is the guest this week of Dr, and Mira. B. O. Whitten. Mr, and Mrs. E.^ D. Craig and thil-' ^ren spent the week-end i,n Charlotte With Mr\ahd Mrs. Fleet Crowell. Mrs. Jim Oder pf St. Petersburg, Fla., is the guest this week of Miss Martha Whitteh. * ' ' j Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Shealy oJ^Ljtitle i Mountain, spent Sunday with their: son and daughter-in-law', Mr. and 1 xMrs. W. C. Shealy. , ‘ } Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Creyra spent the | week-end in Spartanburg with the former’s parents.' « M iss Harriett StitK X){ Columbia, was the week-end guest qf Mrs. C. JB. Spencer. v On HER Day ALL seasonable CUT FLOW- - ers and potted plants A FQR YOUR'selection. corsages that are correct. novelties. Flowers Telegraphed Anywhere M iss Mary Howze Dillarck member' t Fountain Inn,, Keep those ties tjf friendship and allcctiori^^live ami strong. On holidays, birthdays, or any; day, let your voice exprevs your greei- ittgs to loved ones in other cities. Anytime in the day or night—right now in-fact—the long rlistance operator i.s ready to take your call. Ask her for information alxrut tlie call you want to make. 1 ouTHERN Bell Telephone and Telegraph Co. INCORPORATIO i r E Mr. and Mrs. Cecil .\bram3 of .Spartanburg, spent the week-end xvith the latter’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Steer. . . Mrs. B. F. Hutto of Columbia, is the guest this week of Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Lankford. ' .Mr. and Mrs. C. E. N’ichols sjvent s^Sunday in Hodges with the foimer’s grandmother. ' ' , . , Clcmsqn jcQllege, spent the week-end with his mothe>^ Mrs. R. J. McCraJsy. Miss Mary Ellen ,Rowu of field, ks tije guest th[s week of Mr. and Mrs. Fhiyd Hitt. Mrs. Jessie M. Sparks is spending this week w’ith relatives in Blairs, Mr. and Mrs. Bqrtie Scott of W’are Shoals, visited Mr,, and Mrs, H, F, M’ingard on Sunday. .Friends of Mr.s. Blakely Tribble will be sorty to know shejs a patient at Dr. Hays’ hospital, Friends- of Mr, and, Mrs\ Charles Workman will regret to know they are leaving the city this week to, make their future home in Spartan burg. ' George H. Comelsort and mother, Mrs. G. H. Cornelson of Spartanburg, were the guests Sunday of Miss Con nie Bailey aftd other relatives. Mr. and -Mrs. Tom Cooper have taken an apartment with Mrs. Agnes Kern on Centennial street. A. O’Daniel left Monday for a two weeks* busirres* trip to Atlartta in the interest of the college. Mi.s8 Annie Lee Jackson, member of the school faculty'^^at Lancaster, s{>ent the week-end with her parents, Mr. and Mr.s. T. J. Jackson. Miss Elizal)eth Blakely, who teach es at Latta, and Miss Catherine Blakely, member of the school faculty lit Chesterfield, spent the week-end with tlieir parents, Mr. and Mrs. John T. Blakely. ^ ^ Mrs. S. P. Babb, Miss Sara Zee Wright and James Parker of Char lotte, spent Sunday with Mrs. J. L. Wright and Mrs, Agnes Kern. Rev. L. CL LaMotte and F. M. Stutts spent the week-end in Atlanta attend ing a”'Thornwell orphanage alumni meeting. Henry Drayton Dillard, who teach es at Andrews, spent the week-end with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Dillard. Miss Bell Free of Greenville was the week-end* guest of Dr. arid Mrs. A. E. Spencer, Miss Free is a forn>er teacher in the Clinton schools and is pleasar^ly remembered here by many friends Misses Frances at>d DaisyiButler of Greenville, spent the week-end with friends at the orphanage. of the schobt faculty at spent the. week-end with her parents,! .Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Dillard. } Mr. and Mrs. John Graham of j Spartanbbvg. spent Sunday with Mr. j J and Mrs, Clarence Copeland. Mis.s Mary .Anderson of Rock Hill, Mis.s F.staline Capps of Charlotte, Fred Garland' of Batesburg, and Charles Beeks of Grt*enville, 'spent j the week-end with friends at the or- i phanage. Mrs. Gt'orge W. Taylor spent Tues-i day and Wednesday- in Charlotte- where she spoke Ix'fore jthe Woman’s ^ .Auxiliary of the First Presbyterian i church. Miss Peggy Sprunt, student at VVinthi'op college, spent the Ayeek-ond ; with her mother, Mrs. C. W. Stone, /.Vlisses .Margaret .Moorhead, Mary|J; Howze Dillanl, .Margaret' McCaughrin | of Newberry,_|itul -Mrs. L. H. Dillard ^ attended the May. day festiyities at[ Converse colIege*on Saturday. ^ j Mr. and Mrs*. W. O. Holland and' Edge-|4ittle son. Kill Chaney and Misses Ethel and Robyn Wright and Olie -Dt Voung spent Sunday in Lanford. Mrs, C. E. Haralson and sons, Ed win and Buddy, spent Sunday in New berry with relatives. Mr^and. Mrs. A. E. Mclnt^h, Mr. and-. Mrs. S. A. Pittay^and 3on+..Ster ling, and Edgar Taylor, Jr., spent Sunday at Caesar’s Head. Mr; and Mrs, -W. H. Ballard and Mr. and Mr.s. J. H. Dantzler of Co- lUmbia, sjH'nt Sunday with th'e for- rr\er’s son and daughter-in-lawv Mr. and Mrs, Brunson Ballard..^ ] Mrs. Im H. Oden, Jr„ and* little .daughter, Margaret, of Blackshear, Ga., arrived torlay to spend tw’o weeks with her parents, Dr. and Mrs. F. K. CLINTON FLOWER SHOP Phon^ 33 Mrs. B. F. Wingard, Prop. \ FOR MOTHER ^^0 lomtiHinfLfor "Mothtr" who hat donf to much ^or you. . Giva^har a nice home . r . Bank enough money to keep her in comfort during her declining years. This is a DUTY you owe to her and to your children. START SAVING REGULARLY NOW "S: - / ! V T. Jv, Blalock and f>r. C.’ M.VVork- man oKchoss Anchor, attended the annual cot^^ference of the 5Hth disrtict of Rotary . International held this wwk hv Rev. C. Byrtqm Betts attended the annual meeting W the A. R. P. synod at Neely’s Creek •church, near Rock Hill, last week. .Captain A. D. Tisdale, Mrs. Tisdale and .small son of Gale^n, Pa.T spent the week-end in the cityAvith friends, Capt, Tisdale formerly n^aded the (X]C camp near here. Friends of Annette MorlV^ad of GoldvilJe, will he interested to'^^now she returned yesterday from J>Rar- tanburg where she'has been a hbs- pital patient for the past seven weekA and is now rapidly improving at her^ ► home, I Mrs. W. FL Monts left Sunday to visit friends and relatiVe.s in Wash ington, (ia., for several days. . Mrs. C. W. Cooper, Mrs.. I.,ee Add Blakely and Mrs. William^ Henry were visitors in Greenville on Wed&jijsday. Judge S. M. Roper and family of Lincolnton, N. C,, and . Mrs. J. W. Roper and daughter, Adrian, of Washington, D. C., were recent visit ors of Dr. ajid Mrs. J. C, Roper. N- Mrs. L. R. Lynn, Mrs. 'W..C. Huff man, -Mrs. L. C. LaMotte, Mrs. Harry Layton, Mrs. L. S. McMillian, Mrs. John Holland Hunter, Mrs. Effie Rob- bins._and Mrs. R, E. Sadler spent -vWE WILL LEND YOU MONEY IF YOU GIVE GOOD SEC THINKt HAVE MONBYI M,S. BAILEY &SON BANKERS Oldest — Strongest ^ ('Union, ,S. (L EstabliMhed 1886 HAVE MONBYI ,<■ HERE THEY ARE! I- Mrs, Hubert Pitts spent several j Tuesday in Greenwood attending an ays last week in Charlotte, N. C., I efficienpy conference of South Caro- h her 8i.ster, Mrs. L. A. Barrow. lina Presbyterial. Miss ^ Higgins, USED CARS with Good Tiret , We replace badly worn tires on oar better USED CAR^ ; with new^ tires. Cone in and look over oar best buys. Try then out yparself. Easy terms. 8. Nene Workman spent Satur day iii Newberry with her sister, Mrs. EllisoKAdams. ^ i8 McDaniel, Miss Mary Miss Edna Coker - were visitors in ^Spartanburg on Saturday. Miss Higgin^remained for the week- ta b» witb hpr sister, who is _a patkent at the G^eral hospital. Mrs. Ethel Pittkof Columbia, spent the week-end witik Mrs. Nannie A. Pitta, and daught^ Frances Lee Pitts. .Model T Font Tooziaf, win n», only .... 125 Model T Ferd CSspa.' 1924 Dei» Plyai^islli Cesch. 1933 Ford cor. Has ■otor. 1934 Chcvrolot.llooUr .Coach. 1934 (^rraiet Maatar fladaa, 1933 Cherralat Caach, motor overhaalad. 1988 Model A Feed .. 195 •m lilY and yaa wlO BUT the PLYMOUTH : A Car yaa ain be Proadlta awn -« <3iiitoti Motor Co. ^ ^ Phaoa 119 —ainton. B. C. \' . yFriendfl of John B,* l^rguson will w glad.io know that he ims returned from tBe Greenville - hospital, where he has been a patierik^for sev eral weeks and that he is Ppw im proving at hi* home. X Mrs. Sodie Edwarts of Uniop, is •pending some time with her daugh ter, Mr*. C. W. Coopar. , Mrs. E. M. Timmerman, Mrs. E. Mood Smith and Mrs. J. W. Crawford were visitor* in Cdlumbia on Wed nesday. —7 Mr. and Mr*. Luther Bobo bf Sa luda, visited Mr. ahd Mrs. 'T. L. Coop er on Sunday. < ' ^ Miss Edna Coker spent the week end at her home in FYruntain Inn. Miss Jamie Little of Greenville, is spending some time, with her parents, ^ ^fMrrwnd Mrs. John T-Little. _ lill Wade, student at,, Clem«mi allege, spent the week-erkl with ^hU parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Wade» Mrs. Emma Little - has returned from a pwo week’s visit to hat daugh ter, Mrs. Hsrvey Brannon, in States boro, Ga. '' i Dr.^ Felder^^^'Smith, accompanied by Mr*. Smith, "■'attended the annual meeting of the South Carolina Opto- metric association held in Spartan burg the firsrt three days of the week. Dr. Smith, who is secretary of the South Carolina Board of Egaminer.s, wax-elected-eduoationaT-rehakwan -of the state association. Mri. Smith was Gold - Green - Rose - Orchid - Blue '•'i ^I Novelty Woven Jacqu^ed Rayon. "Fine Qu^ity - Lovely Designs. YOUk CHOICE re-elected vice-president of the Wo man’s Auxiliary to the Optometrical association. The following out-of-town friends and relatives attended the funeral of R. F. Blakely here last week: Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Blakely, Miss Mamie Boyd, Mr. and Mrs. S. H. Byrd, Miss Sara Cornelia B3rrd, Rev.' J. C. Smiths Mr. and Mrs. L. P. Blakely, Miss Mat- tie Blakely,'E. T. Bla-kely, all of,Ora; Mr. and Mrs.^ George Blakely, Mrs. Eliza Chaldmers, Miss Euj^emia Bry son, of Laurens; Mr. and Mrs. Claude gers and daughters of Greer; Miss es Mary 'Blakely, Bee Heron, Brice Qmnn, of Blacksburg; W. E. Blakely of Kings Mountain, N. Gj_ Bryson, Miss Eesie Cook, of Iva; R. E. Blakely, o( Rock Hill; Misses Mary Elizabeth Byisj, Bessie Bsrrd, Mrs. R. L. Robinson, Drr'J'."'^P'. -ftressly. Dr. E. R. Kennedy, of Due West; W. B. Byrd, of Spartanburg; Miss Sara Weils, of Sumterr Dr. M. T. ElluiiU)f Fayetteville, xTehn.; Rev. C. Hams, of Greenville; Riev. W. A. Auley, of Tampit, Fla.; Mrs. Bonner Haryley, of Greenwood; Mrs. Lanier and Miss Weldon of Calhoun Falls;' Miu Bertha Gallman, of Newberry; Dr. and Mrs.^ R. P. Jeanas, of Easley. Just the thing to dress upVour rooms after that spring-cl Come in and select yours before best patterns are sold. » M c. A May Feature. I a H' •T PENNEY'S IaearM#gata4 'T'' /■ ibe to The ChronicteS1.50 a Yedr ^ y.L- L LI I