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y THUBSDAY, JULY, 2», 19S7 THE CLlNTbN CHRONICLE. CUNTOK. 8. C t NOTICE OF BUS TRANSPORTATION Bids for the transportation of High School children of Laurens county 'shall be opened in the office of the County Superintendent of Education ^ToesdAy, >August 3rd at 3:30 P. M. % ' ' 1 The fiiul date for acceptance of bids] <arHl be August 3rd at noon. Bidders j will please bear in nvind the closing hour as the County Board will meet, in the afternoon of that same day to award contracts. This notice does' not s^Ty to''dis tricts owning their own buses. Routes to be bid on are as follows: Hurricane Nol 15 to Clinton City. 2ilountville No. 16 to Mountville— Roiite l.’UidKm to Mountrille. Route Rock to MoontWlle. Route 3, Old 'Mountville to Mount* irUle, Sullivan No. 17, Hickory Tavern— Route 1, Mema to Hi^ory Tavern. Route 2, Shiloh to Hickory Tavern. Laurens No. 4, to Laurens City. ' Laurens No. 6 ,to Laurens City. Hunter No. 3, Rock Bridge to Mo\int- ville. Hunter No. 5, Lydia Mill to Clinton. Jacks No. 3, Renno to Clinton City. Jacks No. 2, Shady Grove to Gold- ville. , "Waterloo No. 1, Mt. Gallagher to Ware Shoals. J. LEROY BURNS, 29-3tc Co. Supt of Ed. GoWm And Wertz' To Meet Saturday Joanna will play 'Newberry at Goldville Saturday, at 4 o’clock. Both teams are tied for I'lrst pikce in the P Personal /Mention ^ Marcia. Galloway, spent the* past week in AtPanta with friends. Mid-St»te le.yu^ Johnny Werti willi ^ (. pitch for Netcborty, with G«w»n. j,„ j f. gj|,j , . twnrim* for Joann.. , These teams have played ^'^^^iday to spent the week in .\tlanta. games this season, with Joanna win ning the first, 6 to 5, and losing'the I Mrs. Robert Jeans of Easley is v's- latter 1 to 0. F. Ansel, ^ho has served as chair- several weeks with relatives in Hous man of the ,-Thomwell orphanage board of trustees for 42 years. ‘ Mr. and Mrs. Francis H. (!!;am^bell ion of and little son of Beaver Falls, N. Y., ton, Texas. .■ Miss Katharine Graham and Miss Julia Mae Elasterling of Denmark, left Wednesday for a two weeks’ tour are the guests of Mrs. Eff^e Robbins, j to points of'interest in Virginia, New They will leave Friday and be^accom- York, the New England States and panied by Mrs. Robbins for a visit'of'Canada. Miss Robbie Henderson spept the week-end in Colunvbia. . M iss Joan Carigan of Fountain Inn,, is the guest .this w'eek of Miss Flor-j ence Black. Mr.s. Gary Dillard, Mrs. W. W.j HArris, Mi3.«es Virginia Dillard and Josephine Copeland were visitors in vUreenville on Monday. ;iting Mis. P. S. Jeanes. k..! Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Huffman are, a atarT tn finUV Impending a Week visiting points ofw Miss. Lorene Flint returned Ss'.ur- . pitched b.ttle from start to ''"'»>>■ I Florid..' ■ •» Wiiiston^i.lem, j Miss Lois McDaniel, N. W. Me- N- C.,'after an extended visit to her; New Delivery Room Opened The public is" cordially invited to inspect the new delivery room in Dr. Hays* hospital. This modem, hand* jt)aniel aqd Romulus McDaniel are spending the week in Augrusta with relatives. Mr* and Mrs. Niles C. Clark of Waterloo, announce the birth of a somely equipped room, just openedi,on. George Bailey, on July 23, at Dr. for use last week, is the gift of W. J. Hays’ hospital. Bailey. The hospital acknowledges with appreciation this public-spirited donation. Friends of Miss Gertrude ■Cannon will be interested to know she is able to be out again after a tonsil oper ation at Dr. Hays' hospital. Mme. Irma Goebel Labastille is| Miss Sara ^Willard of Goldville, was cousin, Miss Ldis McDaniel. Mrs. Melvin Bennett of Edgefield, is spending the week with Mr. and Mrs. Austin Chandler. Rev. and Mrs. L. C. LaMotte and; chlidren, and John Holland Hunter, Jr., left Saturday for Montreat, where they are spending their vaca tion. Tom Plaxico will leave tomorrow for Charleston. From there he will go by boat to New York, where he IT TAKES ' ALL KINDS working out for the National Feder-|the guest last week of \Ji3s Ludiej^’’^^ spend a two weeks’ vacation, ation of Music Clubs a program ' of i Ndl Scott. James W. Caldwell left Friday Latin-American music from different Mls^ Pearl Hitt is spending this republics. Harvard umversity has in- week iii .Atlanta with friends and vited her to write a monograph on the j relatives, music of Mexico, Central America and! ^Mr. and Mrs, John B. Ferguson, the West Indies. She is convinced that! Miss .\nnie Bond and Mrs. 0. B, King Latin-.kmericai^ music of the future and daughter, Miriam, wetje the din- will add a store of rich, new matej^l to the music trea.«ure of the world. for Montreal, N.* C., where he will spend several weeks. M iss .Mae Barton'is si>ending this week in. Westminster with her pa- riMits, .Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Barton. Jean and Oswald Copeland of New- T A- City Electric & Phiinbing Ce. . " E. M. Timmerman, Prop. WIRING — PLUMBING — HEATING CONTRACTORS All Estimates Free Prompt Service Phone 36 — Clinton, S. C. ner guests of .Mr. and Mrs. R. 'C.iI'tTry. are the , guests this week of Stewart on Sunday. .Margaret Caroline and Irby Hipp. Mr. a,nd, Mrs. George Myers and; Barnes Suber. of Whitmire,^ Jake .Myers of Greenville, visited Mr.,'iH‘nt several days this week with Mr. and .Mrs. L. C. Bond on Sundtf^'. Miss Eleanor ('opeland, - Robert Johnson, Hubert Wardlaw, and .lames J(4inson spent Sunday at Ridgecrest. N- - -V Miss Miriam King has returned 'from Npw York after spending some 'time with her aunt. .Mrs. Victor M. iGrillo. ^ I Mrs. L. B. Dillard, Miss Emily Hil liard an»i Mrs. .M. J .McKailden were visitors in Greehville Monday. and Mrs. G. W. Hollingsworth. Miss ^lary Todd spent the past.'jL week'on a vacation at .Myrtle Reach. ■Arthur Black of Greenville. spentjC the week-end with his parents, .Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Black. Otha Johnson returned home Sun day after spending the ]>ast 'week in Raleigh', and at Carolina Beach. Jean .Ashmore of Charlotte, is, spemiing this week with her grand-: parents. Mr. and Mrs. W. <'ooper. :i IT COOLS . WHILE IT NOURISHES Yes, DiximaiD does two jobs on these sultry, Wot summer days . . . does them both more efficiently than any other ice cream you’ve ever tasted. Cans and pack ages kept cold in dry-ice do th^ir part in keeping you fresh and cool throughout the day! And ... D IXIMAIPI ICE CREAM - s (Trade-Mark Registered) — brings you health too! For it’.s pure and whole.some . . . made from selected farm and dairy products . . . fresh fruit flavors , . , pasteurized and tosted daily. ORDER IT FROM YOUR FAVORITE DEALER. A South Carolina Product Manufactured by GREENWOOD CREAMERY CO. Mrs. Joe Beaudrot of GreenwPod,! Miss Ruth Edwards of Mullins, is, and Mrs.. Ernest Young and children | ^^Pi'nding'the week with her bripther! of .MeCormick,' visited Mrs. .Mary and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. J. V. OF CUSTOMERS TO MAKE FULL USE , OF THE MODERN BANK We have them — manufacturers, merchants, professional men, farmers, executives, women and employees in all kinds of business. We solicit deposits from men~ and women of all walks of life, and endeavor always to make our relationships with you of a personal and sat isfying nature. NEW BUSINESS CORDIALLY INVITED M.S.BAiaY&$ON BANKERS OLDEST STRONGEST Prather Sunday. Mrs. C. E. Moody ha.'» returned to her home in Bronxville, N. Y., after an extended visit to her sisters, Mrs. C. C. Bailey and Miss Mayme Leake. Mr. and Mr.s. W. S, Horne*of Ware Shoals, spent Sunday with the lat ter’s parents, .Mr. and Mrs. P. B. Adair; Mrs. Gentry Harris of Spartanburg, is the guest for several days of .Mrs. 1 W. A. Dicu.s. { Mrs. Janie Brehmer of Kin^rds, is spending the week with her daugh ter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Hu bert To«id. Friends of Mrs. F'rank Kellers will la- interested to know she is at home after being a patient at Dr. Hays’ hd.spital for the past Three weeks. Mr. and .Mr.s. Jesse Thompson, Mr. and .Mrs. Kay Farr and .Miss JuaniU Thoinp>un Of Union, were visitors in the city Sunday. Mi.ss Fauthea Hodge_pf_,Washing- ton, D., r.,j spent the jiast week with friends here. ' Edwards. Mr. and Mrs, Charles 1). Jo^rves an nounce the birth of a daughter, Mif- iam l.ouisi^, on July 2"). W. H. 'Shands has returned from Jacksonville, Fla., where he attended the annual meeting of Seaboard Air Line railway agents. _ - Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Hill of Wash ington,'(Ja., spent Sunday with .Mrs.| Hill’s brother, W, A. Mauldin. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon B, Gurley- of Anderson, and .Mrs. Roy R. Vaughn of Belton, were the guests Sundajr of .Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Pack. ■ .Mis.s Frances Burton of Savannah, Ga., and Miss Jeanette Hite of Whit-1 mire, are the guests this week of Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Burton. Harry Phillijis of Spartanburg, is sliending the week with his grand parents. Mr. and Mrs. B. 1^. King. ^^Wiss Ethel TTaire MeUiTuTien of Bishciiville, was the guest the past \Vt'ek of .Miss^ V'irginia Sa<ller, I t belongs m your icebox at fjome .Mr.>. A. .M. Copeland, supervisor, _|Hnd .Mrs. Elizabeth Jarrett, dietician .Miss \'jrginia DillanMeft yesterday;at Thornwell orphanage, are attend- for a visit To Miss Grace .Martin at a three weeks’ training school for Hendersonville, N. V. Isaturday she will go to Camp Ton-a-Wandah ftir a ■Stay of several weeks. orjihanage workers at Duke univer sity, Durham, N, C." Friends of Mrs. G. W., Bell <\in Friends trf iTr. J. Is'P Young, wTid:j<.vrnpaimze w itTi- her ui is a patient at Dr. Hays’ ho.spital, will; her father, M. L. Kleckley, which oc- ■ ■ ■ curred .Monday in Columbia.. .Mrs. H. B.doff and children have returned to <Tio after spending some time with Mrs. A. M. Copeland and-j Rev. and Mrs. C. B. Betts. She was accompanied by Miss Mary Ruth .Mc- Leud. .Mr. and .Mrs, h. S. Pinson returned Tuesday from a stay of several day.s be glad to know he i.s showing im provement each day from an oper ation he underw'ent three weeks ago. ' .Miss .Martha David.son and Mrs. Mollie Donnan are at home from Athens, where they spent six weeks attending .summer school at the Uni versity of Georgia. ~~~ Miss Dot Hodge of Columbia, spent several days here the past week withi®t Montreal and other points of in friends. Little Paul Quattlebaum of Colum bia, is spending several weeks with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Scott, Myv and 'Mrs. J. Nolan Parker of Langley, spent Sunday with Mrs.- Parker’s parents, 'Mr. and Mrs. John D. Davis. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Martin of Lau rens, spent .several days the past week with Mrs. Martin's mother, Mrs. Irene Todd. — Little Evelyn Clark of Waterloo, is spending two weeks with Mr.s. G. Camp Old Indian, near Henderson- W. Bailey. jville, for several weeks. Mrs. Albert Abrams is spending! Mrs, Eli.se Spencer Hindman re- this w'eek with her parents, Mr. and turned yesterday to her home in terest in North Carolina. Miss Peggy Harding leaves Satur day for ^a stay of .several weeks with friends at Fort Benninjr. 6a. Mj\ and Mr.s. Brunson Asbill. were in Florence the jiii.st week attending the State Florists’ convention. Mrs. P. C, Roche, Mrs. Pusey Jones of Cincinnati, Ohio, Rev. and Mrs. M. A. Durant and daughter, Florence, of Abbeville, were the guests Satur day of Mr. and Mrs. George H. Ellis. Dick Harding left Saturday for COCA-COLA BOTTLING CO. GREEN MOOD, S. C. Reasonably priced—Economical operatkm—Mechanical* ly perfect. Why take the new car depredation when we have 80 many neariy NEW USED €ARS» txood bargains ; | listed below—Easy terms. 1928 Chevrolet Coape, not- as good as it looks $55 1928, Ford CMpe. “We caa’t praise it,“ bat it takes $100 to get iC' 1930. Chevrolet Sedan, leoks and rans good.' Foar new retreaded Urea. A bargaia for - $150 Visit oar Used Car Departaieat Before Yoa Bay. 1933 Chevrolet Sedan, motor overhanled. In A*1 condi tion. Special $345 1928 Oaklaml Coape, motor ruBs good, bat it’s “a long staple” $75 Two 1931 Chevrolet (toadies, for $200 and $225 1933 Chevrolet ’ Coach. Mack color, worth more than we t - TRY and yoa wiU BUY the PLYMOUTH A Car yoa will be Prood te own Clinton Motw (^. PhoM 11$ Clinton, S. C. Mrs. J. Herman Wells, in Leicester, N. C. Mr. and Mrs. J. R. McTeer of Den mark; spent the week-end with Mrs. McTeer’s parents, Mr, and Mrs. W. T. Putnam Mr. and Mrs. Howard O’Shieids and little daughter, Ann, of Spartan- barg; were the guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Hitt. Mrs, Mary Prather has returned home after .spending some time in Greenwood. She was accompanied home by her daughter, Mrs. Eugene Pratt,' for a visit of several days. W. P. Quattleoaum, Thomas, Allen, Paul And Ralph Quattlebaum of Co- iuinbia, spent Sunday here with rela tives, and were accompanied home.by, Mrs. Quattlebaum, who spent the past two weeks here. Washington, D. C., after visiting her -parents. Dr. and Mrs. A. E. Spencer. Betty Tribble left Tuesday to visit Eh-, and Mrs. Robert P. Jeanes in Easley. Miss Lldie Blakely has retamed to Columbia after spending the past six weeks with friends and relat'ives in the city. Margaret Caroline Hipp was the guest last week of Hanhah Lou Dar- gan in Greenville. W. B. Tribble has returned home after spending the past week with Mrs. Tribble at Bpn Clarken, near Flat Rock, N. C. * Dr. L. R. Lynn left Saturday toj join' Mrst Lynn at fheiricottage in Montreal, N. C., for a thf-ee weeks’ vacation. C. W, Anderson spent the week-end Sunday wiLh his sister and brother- in-law, Mr. and Mrs. John D. Davis. He was accompanied home by Misses Harriet and Ruth Davis for a two weeks’ visit to their grandmother, Mrs. M. M. Sellers. Misses Helen Miller, Nina Watson and Helen Watson of Greenwood, Betty Wertz of Columbia, Marjorie Ann Wilson of Greenville, and Letty Walker of Union, are the. guests for several days of Misses Louise Jacobs and'Franca? Si MeSwain Sellers of Latta, spent jit Pawley’s Lsland with his family. I? S^pson. Mrs. Nannie A, 'Pitts, Miss Jeanette Pitts, 'Mrs. Ethel*Pitts and Frances Lee Pi^trt spent'Sunday in Greenville with .Miss Myra Morris. v- | 'Mr. and Mrs. Ted Harmon and' .son, Belton, of McCormick, and Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Powell and children of Waterloo, were g'oests Sunday of Mrs. E. Mood Smith and Mr. and Mrs, E. 'M. Timmerman. Dr. L. R. Lynn was in Greenville Friday for the funeral of Mrs. M. F» Ansel; wife of ,Ex-GovBmor Martin In appreciation of the patronage given us in the past five years and in an effort to sorve you better, ONTDN FLOWER SHOP wiH in e near future, move into the busi ness section,of town, giving Clinton its first modem, up-to-date FLOW ER and GIFT shop. « Watch For Announcement — Of Formal Opening. \ Clinton Flower Shop i . MR9i B. F. WINGARD. Prop. . ‘v.-‘ •e"-'V* ;. A-- V -it *-li