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,/■ _ Jt ' r- U THURSDAY, JUNE 17, 19S7 .'7'" ^THITTQNTQN CHttQM^fc CLINTON, >S. C, H. D. HENRY / 1898-1937 F. M. BOLAND / R D. HENRY & COMPANY INSURANCE STOCKS — BONtS — . BEAL ESTATE LOANS negotiated \ V Telephone 121 Mrs. Alma *McKee and daughter, Frances, spent Sunday in Rock Hill witii her sister, Mrs. W. 0. Brown. Mrs. Thomwell Dunlap and chil dren returned. Monday from a two weeks* .visit to her mother in San- dersville, Ga. j v Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Yarborouglv Miss Emmie Adair is attending summer school at the University oft^ - , . , . ^ South CMplin.. . «'‘lf future l>ome-ln iW>beT" Mrs. Ames Pitts was in Bishop’- ' ^-l uty Howse ^llam,\ wiiv vHle'{Saturday for the funeral of her two weeks\visit with Mrs. Stutts' sis ters, Mrs.Nlames ."Lea and Mrs; Charles Hill, liv Charleston. Mr. and 'Mrs. Paul Mahaffey and son, Bitly, jyho have ibeen spending some time in Pennsyl^mia, spent the past isreek with the fot^er’e sister^ .Miss Rosa Mahaffey. Thi^\^l make >evH|e. Mary Howze Dillard,^ who uncle, S. J. Scarborough. Mr. and Mrs. James Adair of Wash- has accepted, a clerical position with the Joanna , Cotton Mills, * Goldville, snicceetting Miss- Medora Browning, ■) KEEP COOL - EAT DELICIOUS D IXIMAII^ ICE CREAM kr (Trade-Mark Registered) THE HOTTER the .weather, THE MORE, you’ll enjoy , DiximaiD Ice CreaLm. You’ll love its mellow, creamy rich ness—and how you’ll ^ for DiximaiD’S fresh fruit fla vors with mouth-teasing tidbits. of the fruit itself in every other spoonfulllh \ , Vi Serve it tonight, to the family for dinner,'to the guests later on. . . • . . 7 - Keep a pint or two in youi* refrigerator’s frozen dessert tray at-airtimes -'! ^-rn— ^ BUY IT FROM YOf R toOllITE^ A South Carolina^roduct I Greenwood, spent the week-end with i with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. F. Mrs. Yarborough’s mother, Mrs. Sallie j Adair. iC, Adair, who lives near here. 1 -j^rs. J. M. Dick and ch 4 r, wno lives near nere. -j^rs. J. M. Dick and Mr. and Mrs. R. P. Wilder and lit-}eigh, N. C., is visit! tie son," Donnyrr spent Svpiday in Woodruff. Mrs. Estelle AbrAths and daughter, Nelle, spent Sunday in Whitmire with relatives. Mrs. R. P. Chapman, Miss Eliza beth Copeland, Mrs. Fayette Ramage and ‘Mrs. M. II Nicholson are. spend- ington, D. C., are spendihg^wo weeks resigned, f- , Dr. Dudley dones spent‘Sunday in Chester where he delivered a. historic hildren.of Ral- her parents,! bration of Purity Presbyterian church address at th^ sesquicentennial cele- ^ UA A a « X K_a« A ^ ^ K.- A ? - S }of which Dr. John M<£ween is pas- Dr. and Mrs. Jack H. Young. * \ Mrs. Lynn. Cooper and little son, j tor. He was' accompanied by' Mrs. Lynn, Jr., spent the week-end in Misses Catherine and Le- Bat^sburg with her father, W. L. Wise, , , Mrs. R. N. White and little daugh ter, Carolyn, of Winston-Salem, N. C., , J • i-. I u- J I is visiting her parents,. Mr. and Mrs. ling several days in Columbia attend-J. ^ ^ j ing a grand chapter meeting of ,the^‘ ‘ “ Eastern Star. ' Misses Jeannette Pitts, Floren^ Adair, Emmie Adair, Madeline Adair, titia Jones. PAGE FIYB VSPBCIAL CoamopoMiaii MagaziiM, 15 Montka, mo. v' * See me for other apccial .offei^ JAMES W. CALDWELL ^ CaM 38 at 12:30 P. M. GIVE ‘DAET a ' leady-tied Tie Hunidreds to Select From. Dorothy Adair and Dorothy Taylor Iwei’e visitors in. Columbia on Tues day. ^ Friends of Miss Margaret Hughes <will be interested to know she is re- Manufactiired bx GREENWOOD Mr. and Mr:i. Will Allen Addy an nounce the birth of a son, George Al len, on May 28.* M iss Marion Horne ' of Columbia, was the guest for days this week of Mr. and Mr:}. M. Cassanova. Mrs. T. J. Leake and daughter, Mias Elizabeth Nelson, attended the Wil-i cuperating yt her home after under-*} liamss-IVince wedding- in -Greenwood ^roing , an-appendix operation\at Dr.! Thursday evening. .Miss Nelson was Hays’,hospital. ^ jone of/the bridesmaids. Mr. and Mrs. John Spratt and Mr.} W./L. Wise of Batesiliiirg, spent and Mrs. L B. Dillard \yi^i*e^n.Xhes-^Tuesday with his daughter and son-*' ter Sunday for the l.lOth 'Anniversary I iti-law, Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Cooper. ekercises of Purity P{-i‘shyterian j W, C. Keller of GxeenVille, .spent church. ' the week-end in the city with friends. 8 Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Dailey and sons,' Mr.s. .Annie Giles Bailey left Tues- || Darrell and Bobby Dean, left Tuesday day for Sarasota, Fla., to visit her for a two weeks’ vacation. They/ex- son, .s,^ailey, and sister, Mrs. J. pecITo*vTsit potrits of'Irrtort^in 'KCTT-i’^L—t^oleman;:-She -t^peots to be. gone' L E R 0 E R S H I P E H E R G VI ahtT Ohio. .. . jsi^ei al weeksi ‘ ^ Mrs. W. Cf. Grigg and son, Quay, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Howell of Dar- Jr., of Moors'ville, N. C., arrived Fri-i lington, spent Thursday with Mr. and day to spend two weeks with her Mrs. T. K. Holland. mother, Mrs. Metta Stone,’ Misses Evelyn Henry and Margaret Mrs. Earle Workman-and daughter,] Edna' Earle, and Mrs. Henry Hunter, Little are spending *this week at Myr-j returned 'Monday after spending sev tie Beach. •' , Mr. and Mr^Virgil Abrams, Den ny Pitts of York, and MisS Myra Nor ris of Greenville, l^t Tuesday for a vacation, in Florida. ^ Miss Il^ary Nell Howell of Marion, Ala., is visiting her brother and sis- eral weeks in Jacksonvillei Fla. Mrs. W. T. Putnam spent last week in I-*Grange, Ga., with her daughter,] Mrs. John Seay, who accompanied her home for a visit. Dr. Felder Smith was in Greenville This bank always welcome its patrons. We have a friendly interest in your problems and endeavor to handle your business as ybu desil-e. This institution is conducted in the interest of the peoplb who de posit thmr money here) and its ^ ^nsion and growth during the past half century shows that our Friend ly, Helpful and Interested Service is appreciated. FOR96 ttARi CLAVSiENS BREAD HAS BEEN A SOVRCB Of FOOD ENERGY J * ScTMm ol mea . . . canlul. cuct. tURJC pctfomanc* of n«r«*>wracking tasks ... ym IT TAKES ENXROT TO STAND riRM IN EMERGENCIES. Todoy—CtAOMn't tBsas Is "AirCkwdltloaML** hmeamm ■ la^MaoTed troa ovmm. co^ed qulcUy la •ctoatffie I wbara dM ^ la drr* wosliad . . Ihea wrap- pad quickly at propat tampaf* (Ufa. Ahraya traah at yoor Orooar'a. Ordar III CbnSSedS mconDmonED: Youthful USED CARS Young—dashing—«mart—the spirit of youth itself. That’s one of our sporty USED CARS. Here Are some snappy jobs t—at attractive prices.'-TERMS. We have mAd 4li» 1930. Qievio- "let Sedan which wm grawed to tlie floor. Naw we are re- plaeing it with a *28 Paatinc Coach for only .... $00 1934 Plymouth SUndnrd Coiqie. fbmierly Owned by Dr. Jack H. Young. In A-1 conditionT Only $385 1928 Ford Roadster, gnnrnateod to run oat of yaid. Spadal - price .... 150 Cash 1934 Chevrolet MastM’ Cosgie, with radio. This car is above « the aversiga. Coaie and look il^over ....Y.; $385 1933 Chevrolet Master Coach, maroon eninr. lomHjL A bargaia at ..7."..,. .... .... $345 We hdve plenty of late model nsed cars—Plymoatha, (%ev- roleta and Potda. Come gad look thM over, beforq yon bay. TRY and yon wHl BUY the PLYMOUTH A Car you will be Prood to awn* Clinton Motor Co. Phoae tl9 ' -7-y Piatoil, 8rC. I ter-in-laWj Mr. and Mrs. T. A. How ell, T . MLs .Martha Daviclson left ye.ster- (lay for. Athens, Ga., where she will attend summer school at the. Univer sity of Georgia. . , ^ Miss Magaret Hall of Dublin7~Cra., is visitiffg' her sister, Mrs. C. B. Thomas. .Mrs. Ray Farlow and children of Mofiday evening to atleiul an optoni;^ HEW BUSINESS^RDIALIY INVITED Augu.sta, Ga., spent several days the i?k ^t past week ^th her sister and broth- er-in-law', Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Ellison. Mrs. James King of Washington, I). C., is visiting her mother, .Mrs. J. \V. Lc-ake, and will remain for the marriage of -her sister, Miss Lydio Leake, on Saturday eyehjn^.' \ ■v, Mr.s. W., (J. -Hobbs and* cjiildren," Jeane and W’illiani, of Savamtah, Ga., are vi.siting the fornu*r’.s mother, Mrs. G. R. Milam, and Mrs. VV'. H. Ri^-rts. Misses -Alma and Katherine McXy<^ spent Sunday in Abbeville with their aunt, Mrs. John McKee. Robert Ellisop is in Greeaw'ood this week attending I^ander Assembly a.s'a delegate from the KpwoKh lea gue of Broad Street Methodist church. Mr. and Mrs. Chris Adair and Dr. and Mrs. S. C. Hays were visitors at High Hampton, N. C., on Sunday. rs. W. M. Chaney spent several days in Greenville the past week, and attended the Jones-Hendricks wedding bn Tuesday. Mrs. George Hesse and daughter, Evelyn, of (Jharleston, and V. M. Wall of t^s Angeles, Qalif., are visiting their sister and b'rother^-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Goyne Simpson. ' — Miss Frances Black was in Greerf- wood 'Thursday evening^ where she was a bridesmaid in the Wiiliams- Prince wedding at Main Street Meth odist church. Miss Myrtis Holland is in Green ville attending Waldrep’s Beauty acpd«mx4'' . V R. M." Crooks of Newberry, has ac cepted ,a position as pharmacist at Young’s P^rmacy. . Mrs. R. J. Ellison and Mrs. Felder r-Smitti were visitors in Greenville on Monday.-Mrs. Ellison remained to visit her* sIsterrMrs, Frank Buxton. Mr. and Mrs. Willianl Brooks Gwens and Mrs. William Bailey Ow ens left Monday for Washington, J). C., to visit relatives. Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Buchanan ol Swannanoa, N. C., spent Sunday with their children here. S. T. Kohn of Lake City, is visiting his daughter and' son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.JEric Barnes..: ^ ' Teague Harris of Greenville, spent the week-;end in the city with friends. Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Shepard and little son, BohbyT^sited relatives In Thomaston, Ga., on Monday, Mrs. J. L. Rentz is spending Sev eral weeks in Beaufort. ' \ Mrs. JJ. Dow—atftd—da ugh tor ^ Dana,' of Knoxville, Tenn., are. spend' ‘ ing several weeks with her father, H. D. Rantin. Mr. and Mrs. O. D. Adpir of Ce- lumbia, and Mr. and Mrs. R T*. Adair of Rock Hill, spent Sunday with their parents, Mr. and Mrs.,|R. F. Adair. Miss Tansy Wop^uff of Spartan burg, spent the sreek-end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. T. Wjtwdruff. Mr. and Mrs. SI E. Evans of Ben- nettaiville, Mr. and Mrs. Jaipes Ken nedy and son of SpartanburiT) spent Sunday with their parento, Mr. and Mrs. J. IBf. .Pitts. Mrs. Evans and children and Mrs. Kennedy remained !lfQzJi west’s visit* cti-y meeting. .Mrs. .Ianie Brehmer and sons, 4^ar- rorj__and .ludson, of Kinards, .spent Sunday with their daughter and sisV ter, Mrs. Huln^rt Todd. ' .Mi.ss Ida Turner left Monday to \K.sit her sister, Mrs. <\ L. Coates, at Wdodside. . Mr. and Mrs. Buck James of Green ville, Vk'ere the guests Sunday of Dr. and Mrs. Felder Smith. . •Mrs. (1. R. Milani will leave this week for Nutley, N. J., where she will visit her sons, A. R. and W. B. Milam. Jame.s O’Daniel, who recently grad uated at the State Medical college. Charleston", i.s .spending several weeks with' His ~parents, Mr> and .Mrs. A. O’Dahiel. ■ 7 Li/'ut. and Mrs. Thomas A. Howell and little son will leave Sunday for M.s; BAIIEY&SON BANK E R S OLDEST. L,, STRONGEST \ Howell Fort Bragg, N. C.,'where Mi is stationed at a CCC camp. Miss l,ois Page spent Soanday ^sheyjlle, N. (7 Lykes Tlenderson will leave F'riday Tor .New York where he wilL visit his uncle, W. N. Henderson. Mr. and . Mr^. T. AV. Blakely of Beach Island, Ga., spent .Saturday with Mrs. ”H. M. Blakely «nd daugh ters, Misses Eula Gray and Martha. Mrs. M. G. Woodworth and daugh ter, Miss Betty Woodworth, and Mrs. D. J. Brimm are spending this .wegk in Hluefield, W. Va., with relatives.— Major and Mrs. R. X. ' Wysor and children are visiting friends and rela; tives in Staunton and Dublin, Vp, Miss Copie MoCrary has returned from a vacation at Myrtle Beac|i and will .spend the aummer with her pa rents, Mr. and Mrs. L. D. McCrai^r Miss Elizabeth Lynn has returned to Tallahassee, Fla., where she is a member of dhe summer school faculty at the Woman’s college. ■ W. P. Jacoba was in. Orangeburg Tuesday night where he addressed the Chamber of Commerce. ^ 'Misses Helen Adair and Robbia Henderson left Sunday for a two weeks*'vafcation trip to Chicago, Can ada, and otfter points of interest. Mrs, Boyce Abrams and. daughter, Jacklin, of Columbia, and Mrs. Sam Roberts of" Hartsyille, ‘ spent the' week-end with Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Roberts, ' ' Miss Connie Bailey, Mrs, R. B. Vance, Mrs^ H. M. Wise and Mrs, Willard Cani|>beII were ^visitors in Greenville on Tuesday. Friends of Misa Ellit^ Jacobs will ^ interested to know she is recuper ating at her home after undergoing an appendix operation at the local ftos^tal. Mrs. Hugl^Donnan l«rt yesterday for Athens, where ^hc will attend summer school at the University of Georgia^ Mrs. C- E* Moody of New York,' is I- .V- INTERIOR ARRANGEMENT ALLOWS 9 DIFFERENT ^HELF VARIA*^IONS! and Miss Mayme Leake. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Aull of Pery dleton, spent the week-end with Mr*. Aull's sister and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Eld Little. \ 'Mias Lorfine^ Flynt of Winston- Salem, N. C., is spending two weeks {|8 the guest of Miss l/ois Mo^niel. Miss Margaret Kobinson of Ashe ville, N;'C., tifeaS'llhe week-end guest of Mrs.' A. D. Tisdale. Billy Owens, who'*attended Georgia Tech the past year, is spending the summer with his mother, Mrs. Wil liam Bailey Clwens. Mrs. F. M. Stutts and children. 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