The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, July 15, 1937, Image 5
THE CUNTON CHRONICLE, CLINTON, S. C.
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JoaiuittV Luic^y
Streak Broken
wiiie Whitrtiire .hit Wertz hard in
the eighth^- ‘
Newberry 9 14 0
I Whitmire .... 4 11 ; 2
- I Wertz, Sinjfley and Bouknifht;
Bruce Galloway’s earn Tastes i Stone and Yartorouah.
Defeat After Eleven Straight ,, -
Monarch puhed a surprise as they
Vkioiries.
Newberry, July 10.—^The Mid-State
P Personal
Mrs. George H. Comelson of Spar
tanburg, is spending the summer with
ended the Joanna winning streak byj
Winning 12 to 6 behind John Walker’s' her sister. Miss Connie Bailey,
league saw Joanna upset Saturday : **teilar pitching as>he fanned 20 men. | Mr. and Mrs. Marion Malone of
ier 11 atr»iiFht win* »nd Newberrv ' ^a'’is had twj home runs and Phil- Wheeling, V’a., Spent several days last
wL into a ' hips ono for tho winners, with At>r«ns|week with Mr. and Mrs, W. H. Rob-
hlbeberry staked a ninth-innin* tettinit one for.Jjanna. ’ |erts. They were aeconipanied home by
Monarch 12 16 3 ^ Miss Lucille Roberts for an extended
Joanna 6 9 2[visit.
Walker and Littlejohn; Gowan and ^^d Mrs. J. L. Pruitt of Due
fwberry staged a ninth-inning
raHy' to defeat IMiitmire, 9 to 4, as
they bunched hits with men on.*
«Prather, of \\Tiitmire,’had a home
run while Sto,ne hit well for New
berry. Bouknight had three, one a
' triple, to drive in runs for Newberrj’,
a.^ Cieekmore and J. Singley hit well.
The winners played fine ball afield
OIM
Mrs. Virginia Neville is spending
several weeks in Montreat, N. C.
Mr. and Mrs. S. B. Hayes and little
son. Banks, Jr., left Friday for their.ness,
home ,in Morristown, N. J., after
spepding the past week with Mrs.f
FORMER CLINTONIAN ILL.
E. (Shaw Cunningham, a former
resident of tjiis city, is critically ill
at his homei in Pass Christian, Miss.,
according to information received by
relatives in the.cjty yesterday. Mr.
Cunningham is pleasantly remember
ed in Clinton by a number of'friends
who will Jearn with regret of his ill-
PHOTOS BY NTCgOLg
With the photographs appearing in
The Chronicle last .. week of Ifissas
Lydie liOake and Sadie Chandler,
June brides, the line, “Photoe by
Nichols,”' was through an oversight
omitted. /
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Morse.
Winnsboro pulled a 6 to 5 win over
West, and Mr. and Mrs. R. R, Gaddy j ^tanning.
Hayhs’ parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. A.;
Bailey. , \j
• Mrs.- Mary^G. Davis is visiting herj
daughter, Mrs. George M. Dickson; in|i
Establidied 1886
pf Mullins, were recent guests of Mrs.
Mallohon by stopping a ninth inning
raliv. J. Miss Frances Lide returned yester-
Grey went out in the seventh and
Brannon did some fine relief work
M^d^lohon. Jackson and Wood of Mol-
lohon had three hits each while T. i
day to her home in Elloree after be
ing the guest of Mr. and Mrs. F; M.
J AME.S JV. ^CALDWELL
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while Jackson had one bad inning forlStutts for the past week
J. M. Pitts left Sunday for a three-
weeks visit to friends and relatives in
Shealy had a . . . nr*
five for the Cords, driving in most of;carry him to Hot Springs, Ark.. Nash-i ; '
their runs. -i ville. Ark., Tyler, Waco, Troy, Austin,'•
.A catch by* Ward featured." i San .Antonio. Houston, and Galveston,
Misses Lizzie Lou and Macy ,Young
of Hattiesburg, Miss., and Walter
Young of Aberdeen, Miss., are the
guests of their uncle, John H. Young.
Mrs.' J. A. Dugan and little daugh
ter, Mar^a, have returned to their
home in' Hartsville, after spending
two weeks with her parents, Mr. and
ee nils eacn wnue 1.1 . i.nv
perfect day of five for Arkansas and Texas. His route willl'^'l; '‘
perievi iivr lor, . . .. ! Mfs. John Hagan Graves of Detroit,
§
Winnsboro 6 11 21 Texas, and New Orleans, La.
Mollohon -5 10 3' J. Isaac Copeland of IGreenville,
Grey, Brannon and Greer; Jackson i spent the week-end with his parents,
and Cromer. [Mr. and Mrs. T. D. Copeland.
Mr^. Effie .Wasson of Hickory' Tav
is visiting her niother, Mrs.
James Bradley.
Friends of Mrs. Charles S. Ijank-
ford will regret to know she, is seri
ously ill at the home of her daughter,
Mrs. P. B. Adair
Mr. anti Mrs. R. C. Neal, .Sr., R. C.
.4Tr-l)AT SINGING SUNDAY
.An all-day singirrg will be held at
t'h. p.,t week with her Uiok-W^al IIUMr,
Penteeortal-church. Clinton, on Sun- Mre. T,‘>m ' Cooper ha, returne.i^;i' L""*; >'’■* MarfrareC Dean
.lay. July 18. Dinner will be served home after..,pendink several weeks in II y* 'y'- ' V*' , ‘ ‘
all singers and visitors' Gadsden, .Ala., with her parents, Mr ’ * ' * **ase on . uiu ay.
W. R. Thomas, President.
City Electric & Plumbing Co.
E. M. Timmerman^ Prop..
WIRING — PLLMBING — HEATING -
CONTRACTORS
.All Estimates Free
- “Prompt Service Phone 36 — Clinton, S. C.
and Mrs, R. L. Kershaw.
.Miss Laura Cates of Newnan, Ga.,
spent several days the past week in'
the city with friend.s.
.Mr. and Mrs. J. .A. Neighbors of
1 ('hicopee, Ga., slpent the week-end
•with the former’s parents, Mr. and
, .Mrs. W. E. .Neighbors.
I Friends of, Drummond Hailey, for
I several years with the Lydia Mill
I .>tore, will be interested to* know be
j now connected with Rogers store
I of this city.
' Mrs. .A. W, Brice of Greenwood,
I spent Friday with her sister and
brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. W. D.
Copeland.
Mrs. Thornw’ell Dunlap and chil- , ,,
dren, Mrs. B. K. Winkard and chil-'V -r-r"r'
‘ Mr. and Mrs. IKm ( opeland, for-
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Mrs. M. J. McFaddon is visiting Mr. i
and Mrs. C. L. Dunla]) in Rock Hill, j
.Mrs. W.'H. Koheris and Guynell Mi-i
lam were visitors in (rreenvillo on
Tuc'iil-ay.' |
.M r. and Mrs. ('hailes Workman of,]
.SpailanburgV- .sjH*nt Saturday’ with
Mrs. Workman' spaieiits, 'Mr. and; k
.Mrs. .1. IH«id Todd.' ‘ |§
Mr, .uiiii Mr.s^ .loe Piper of Green-
yille, spont Sund.^y with Mrs. Pipi'r’sjg
aunt and grandmother, Mrs. W. A.
Dicu.s and .Mrs. M. K. Rrowning.
Willia^ii .Milam of Nulley, N. J., is
spending this month with‘Mr. and
•Mrs. W. H. Roberts and other wda-
tives.
Mrs. L .R. Lynn is spending several
‘ Coihdensed Statement of the Condition of
M.S.BAIL£Y&$ON
BANKERS
OF CUNTON, SOUTH CAROLINA
^ At tjie Close^of Business’June 30, 1937
^SOURCES
■ I- -
IkOans and Discounts .....$73(Ull52.23
Ranking Hou.se ... 17,608.97
Stocks and Bonds .. 237,106.00
Real Estate • 20,844.63
Due from Banks and Cash on Hand 375,840.59
Other Resources V TH”^ I*:..:......:.
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T()TAL .$1,392,292.85
LIABILITIES
Capital Stock
Undivided Profits
Due to Biinks
Bills Payable
Other Liabilities .
DEPOSITS
TOTAL
$ 20,201.40
. 31,951.33
NONE
NONE
NONE
1,340,140.12
$1,392,292.85
dren, and Peggy Jphn.*ion left yester
day for a few days’ stay at Sullivan’s
Island.
Mr. and Mrs. Mike Caskey of' Sen
eca, spent the week-end with the lat
ter’s parents,, Mr. and Mrs. Tr L.
Cooper.
Mr. and Mrs. Algie Bobo and chil
dren of Spartanburg, spent Sunday
with 'Mrs. Bobo’s parents, Mr. and
' merly of Renno, are now making their
home in Greenville. Mr. Copeland is
conntH.'ted w'ith the S. S. Newell Con
struction company and was trans
ferred to Greenville last week.
Mr. and Mrs. K, F, lAdahd of Hous-j
ton, Texas, announce the birth of a
daughter, on July 10. Mrs. Ixdand is
the former Miss Nell Campbell of this
Your attention is called to the above statement re^
flectiniil the condition of our ^nk. On the stfenj^th of
this statement we solicit the accounts of firms, corpor
ations and individuals, both Commercial and Savinijis.
Enjoy the pause that
Mrs. G, W. Addy. They were accom
panied home by Miss Oranna Addy
for a week’s visit.
Misses Mae Dicus, I>ot ^Workman,
and Willie Earle Davidson are spend
ing this week in Brevard, N. C,
Mrs. W. Tayldr Adair and Miss
Florencl* Adair were in Columbia Sun
day to visit W. Taylor Adair, who has
been £ hosjiital patient there for some
time.
Mrs. K. BrVanoe, Miss Connie Bai
ley, Mrs. \V. I). Campbell, aixl .Mrs.
H. M. Wise were visjti^rs, in Green
ville on Tue.'day.
Mr. and Mrs, W. H. Roberts, Miss
Lucille KolH*rts and Mrs. ,1. L. Milam
spent Sunday in Honea Path with‘Mr.
an.) Mrs. lA*sler Malone.
Dalton Bobo left Sunday for a two
week’^ visit to lelative.s in Little ^
Rock, Ark
city.
Mrs. Vanie Campbell is spending
several months in Burlington, N. C.,
with her brother, L. R. Painter.
Mr-, and .Mrs. Joe Burgess, Mr. and
Mrs. .1. 1). Bass, Miss l^aVerne arid
Roy Burgess .spent the week-end at
the Isle of Palms, and Folly Beach.
.Mrs. C, H. .Shannon of .Newlierry,
is spending the'week witli her daugli-|
ter and son-in-law, .Mr. and .Mrs.
la'wis I), .Simpson.
Mrs. W. R. Payne and children and]
Betty^.()’Dell of Newport News, Va.,|
Ml'. K. I;,]. .Stanton and children of.
Fli)ienee, are visithig their mother
uid grani'nioTher, Mrs. W. H. Work-i
man.
.Mills Ruth Hailey and Mrs. C. C.
Bailey are spending sevefal weeks atj
•M o n I re a t, N. ('.
’ Miss Sarah Duncan of Whitmire,
refreshes at
Mr. aihd Mrs. H. L. ('Mnningham of I f Nunnamaker of '’o-
-Greenville, were the guest.s last week j week-end guests of
of Mrs. Allie CJinkscales. j Miss Kate .lilauL
Mrs. Llise Spencer Hindman of
Mr. and Mrs. (J. C. Zeigler of Spar-1
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You cannot realjxe how much pleasure you ean'get out^'
of a Used Car this summer. Buy one. Priged to sell.. Terms.
1936 TerrapUae Tmk CoMh.
' Original tirea, color Mack.
.Low miicof*. Car In porfect
condition. Locally owned. 1595
1936 Plymootli' 4-door Trank
Sedan. An etcei^ionally
clean car. New white aide-
wall tirea. Bpccial $585
1936 Chevrolet Standard
Coock. Fonacriy owned by^-
Mr. W. C. Baldwin. Looks
and rans like a new
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193^R|lynK
Twb m3
11928 PohUac Coock $50
7928 Ford Conpe $95
loatk Sedan $285
Chevrolet Sedans.
for $295 and $3K
Two 1931 Chevrolet Sedans,
each $195
1934 Plynoath Coack $345
1934 Chevrolet Sport' Rood- >
eter, rnnible seat $335
1930 Chevrolet Sedan $145
tanburg, were the. weekrend guests of
Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Stutts.
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Sloan Todd of Marion, .spent the
past week with his parents, Mr, and
Mrs. J. Reid Todd.
Mis.s Irene Workman .spent the pa.st
week at Myrtle Beach.
Miss Catherine^ Blakely and Miss
Sarah Cannon will leave today for
Peabody College., for- Teachers, Nas'h-
ville, Tenn., where they will attend
summer school,
F’riends of Mrs. W. J. Xrews will
regret to know she was called to
Spartanburg Sunday on account of
the illness of her mother."
Mr. and Mrs. Ansel Bobo of Co
lumbia, visited their parents, Mr. and
Mrs, D. B. Bobo, on ^unday. —
Mr. and Mrs. McLees Cunningham
announce the birth of a son, Joseph
McLees, Jr., on July 3.
'Miss Marion Dorsey and Miss Lil
lian' Anderson of Laurens, were the
guests the past week of Mr. and Mrs,
George W. Bailey.
Mrs. J. Reid Todd left Monday to
visit her daughter and son-in-law. Mg
and Mrs. Harry Bolick, in High Point,
N. C. '
Kathryn ElRson is spending the
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;week at Ocean Drive with her aunt
and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bux
ton. ^
Miss Mai^ Stone spent the week
end with Miss Gertrude Cannon, who
lives near here.
Mrs. Helen Peters n^l John Peters
of Roeibling, N. J., spent the past
week with their daughter and sister,
Miss Vilma Peters.
Robert M. Crooks spent the- week-'
Washington, D. i.s,,visiting her pa-1
rents. Dr. and Mrs. A. E. .Spencer.
Mrs. ^J. B. Dukes of Sedalia and
brother, Joe Batley and family of
Texas, were visitors at the orphanage
on Tuesday.
Miss Martha Whitten hasH returned
i home after^ spending the past six
weeks * with friends at Waterville,
Maine.
Mrs. Rex' Phillips and Mrs. B. "O.
Whitten were visitors in Greenville
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on Tuesday.
M iss .Margie Young, Miss Caroline
Young, Lindsay and Harry Young
were the guests Sunday of Mr. and
Mr5f. J. tV. Milam.
Mr and Mrs. J. D. Jenkins of Sum
ter spent Monday at the orphanage.
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Shealy spent
Sunday in Inman with Mr, and Mrs.
B. W, Gibson and other relatives.
'Miss Sarah Hayne, Jim Jumper, and
Roy' Jumper of Springrfield, visited
Miss Kate Milam and Mr. and Mrs.
J. W. Milara on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. James Lea and daugh
ter, Evelyn, of Charleston, spent yes
terday with Mr. and Mrs. F. M.
Stutts, enroute tp Black Mountain; N.
C. , for the summer. They will be join-
^ij~later"thf» -week-^^lrr wnd^ Mrs^
Stutts and children, for a two weeks’
sUy.
Dr. and Mrs. J. J. Long, and Misses!
Anna, Margaret and Mildred Long of I
White Rock, and Edwin and Johnny i
Long of Buffalo, N. Y.I* were * the f
guests Friday of Mr. and Mrs. Tpm
Sease. ' ^
Lawrence Ferguson, son of Mr. and
Mrs. R. E. Ferguson, returned Satur-
end at his home in Newberry.
Mr. and Mrs. B. H.i Merritt and
family, Mrs. Hugh Easterling of Haz
ard, Ky., were the gue^s the past two
weeks of Mr. and Mrsi J. B. Dailey.
M. Cassanova and family spei^t
Sunday in Columbia with Mr. and
iMrsT Adrian Cas.sanova, i^d Miss'
Marion Home. ,
Mrs. Fleyd Hitt spent Tuesday Jn
Spartanburg with Mr. and Mrs. How
ard O^ields.
Mfss Doris Bolt of Laurens spent
the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Anderson.
A. L: Shepard apent Monday and
Tuesday in Gol^jmbia bn business.
day from Washingtoh, where he at
tended the Boy Scout jamboree'. He |
left Monday for Camp Elliott, at Old
Fort, N. C., where he will spend sev
eral weeks. • .
GONE TO COLORADO
Miss Mildred Whitten, daughter of
Dr. and Mrs.' B. O. Whitten of this
city, has spent the past month at
Steamboat Spring.^, Colorado, and will
be there until the first of Septem
ber.
• Miss Whitten is attending the
Berry-Mannsfield Theatrical camp,
where Sheris speciltizing in various
types of dancing. '
The (^ervice that ..adds
Comfort to. Ydur, Home
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During these hot sumnier days, the time you save with a telephone ta
aid in settling daily proWeme may be the difference betareen a day that
vrorries your nerves iato a frazzle, and a day that includes the time yoa
need for relaxalioo. *
There are to many details in running a nousehold. An extra loaf o£
bread from the grocer — a six o’clock order of ice creasa from the drugr
■tore — and ao on. And with a telephone to run your errands, many com-
oema of the day are easily diitposed of. '
Of ooturse, most everyone is fsmilisr with the value of telephone service
but if you are trying to get along without a telephone you may be surprised,
and pleased, to know how little it costs to have a telephone iia your hon^
All you need to do is to riik .any telephone employe, or get in touch sfith
the Wephone Business OflU-e. Order your telephone today, and sdd com
fort and protection to your home. ^ '
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