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/ / w THURSDAYrAUGUST lS, tM7 THE CLINTON CHBONICLE;: CLINTON.. S. C. PAGE-FIYK Helps _ For Housewives pores ia..the wood and keeps out dust. *to prolong the lives of children’s books apply a thin coat of colorless shellac to the covera. . A weekly waxing, requiring only a few minutes, will greatly lengthen the lives of hardwood floors. It also will save work, since the wax fills To prepare dates so they will blend ; better With other ingredients in cook- •ed 'disihes, cover, them writh. a little hot water or milk^ That will soften them. , Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hamer of ^ j ,.11. Eastover, spent the week-end with SmaU weights sewed on the hems, j ^ Miss Inez Chaney and Miss Helen [Connolly spent the week-end in Hen- Tomato juice put up in glass jars i should be stored in a dark, dry place* Mt; and Mrs. C. E. Galloway left the 1 to preserve its color and flavor."' -VSaturday for New’- iiork on a nuy.ng 'trip. ■ They were accompanied by ‘ [their daughter,’Marcia P PcfednaI/Mention ^ of glass or draw curtains will help_ keep them han.ging straight. City Electric & Phmibing Co. E. M. Timmerman, Prop. WIRING — PLUMBING — HEATING . . CONTRACTORS Ail Estimates Free Prompt Service Phone SG^f-^ XIlinton, S. C. Mr. and Mrs. S. B. Munn of Cs- Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Moorhead and daughter, Annette, and'Jean Holman ipemt Sunday in Hendersonville, N. C. Paul,^_8md Charles Anderson are spending^'fWo-.^deks^ in Laurens with ■their grandparents,-^i?.';and Mrs. Ray Anderson. Jackie Wier is spending the Week; day after spending a week at Wrights- ville Beach, neaf* Wilmin^on, N. C. Miss Frances Black is~’1ittending a house party this week given by Miss "Margaret Owings in Gray Court. Prof. Bothwell. Graham and family spent the week-end in Montreat. Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Laverty. and .son, Charles, of Washington, D. C., are the guests this week of Mrs. W. B. Owens, Sr., and Miss Nancy Owens. Mi.ss Agatha Bailey is spending several days this Week in Columbia with friends. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Hitt, Mj.ss lumbia, were the week-end guests of in Newberry,with Eleanor Wier. [Pearl Hitt, Mrs. W. D. Armstrong of iMias Annie Lee Jackso^ is spend-[Gray Court, and Miss Lillie Mae ing the week, in Lancaster with [Workman of; Chappells, leave tonior- Hitt. From there they will go to Wak^hington: and return via the Shen andoah valley. Mrr and Mrs. J. D. Henry spent Sunday in Greenwood with relativeiT' Florence Durant of Abbeville, hi visiting her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. George H. Ellis. Mr. and Mrs. J. D.' Bass spent tlse week-end in Anderson with rela tives. .-Miss Miriam Coleman spending the weejk in Laurens with her sister and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mra. Hugh Morgan. Mr. iir.d Mrs. C. C. Giles, W.'W. Davis spent several days the ' past week visiting his son, James Da vis, in Richmond, Va. Dr. and Mrs. U R. Lynn will re- j turn today from a vacation stay of I several weeks at Montreat. They will j be - accompanied by their son. Rev. 1 Matthtw/Lynn and family of Browns- vil’,4, 1 exas, for a visit'. Mrs. E, B. Sloan and 30n.«, John and ! Eugene, spent the past week at Mon treat, N.iC. Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Huffman and little daughter, Carolina, have re turned home after spending a week at Folly Beach. Friends of little John Hunter La- Motte will be glad to know he ia.,re- cuperating at home' after undergoing ! row for Richmond, V^a., to visit James TYPEWRITER RIBBONS, aB i for standard and portable machineaL CHRONICLE PUBLISHING CO. Friends of Mrs. A. V. Martin will » tonsil operation at the Hays’ hos- NOTICE ber students^^/ ^ aci entitled Notice: To barbers, appnntices,^andldii You will please taHe fl»liCf that und ‘*An Act to RegulateMbe Practice of BfU’bering iii the State of South Carolina,** approved April 22, 1937, which became effective Juhe 30, 1937, all barbers, apprentices and students in South Carolina are required to" obtain registration certificate from the. South Carliona Board of Barber Examiners located at 17-18 Sylvan Building, Columbia. South Carolina. The act has been a law of the state since June 30, 1937, and it becomes necessary to set a deadline after w hich rigid enforcement will be required. You are hereby notified that on and after October t, 1937, those failing to comply with said act by such time will be prosecuted. be interested to know she is recover- ! iing from injuries sustained in a fall several days ago. Mr. and Mrs. B. S. Pinson were the week-end guests of relatives in .\lbe- marlgr-N. — M rs. A. B. Godfrey and daughter. Joy, are at home from a two fiv^ks’ stay at Montreat, N. C. Lillian Dillard has gone to Camp Ton-.'V-Wandah,* HendersonA^ille; to join her .sister, Virgmia, fgr a two' weeks’ stay. , ' Mr. and L Holland and daughter, Mr.s. C. Q .Holland, Miss Elizabeth Falls and little James Hol- pital on Monday. Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Jackson and[ children of Laurens, spent Sunday! with the former parents, Mr. and! .Mrs. T. J. Jackson. Dr. and Mr.s .Robert Jeanes of mer’s mdther, .Mrs. P. S. Jeanes. V'irgmia Sumerel is jspending the week as th^ gue8t>pf her aunt, Mrs. J. S. .McGrfegor, in Ruby. ^ " j —-Carolyn Henry spent last week‘at; Camp Ton-A-Wan^iah, near Hetyder- j sonville. i Mr. and Mrs.' Horace Nichols of; Greenwood, spent Sunday w'ith Mr. l ;i| she vacation. Bible SERVE ICE CREAM AT HOME “ICE CREAM! Why can’t we have ice cream for dessert aLhome? Do we always have to wait until we eat out?” the children. ask SERVE TQIXIMAI ICE CREAM (Trade-Mark Registered) D OFTENV DURING THE HOT SUMMER MONTHS — "THERE’S NO DESSERT SO WELL LIKED. THERE’ ORDER IT FROM YOUR FAVORITE DEALER. A South Carolina Product Manufactured by GREENWOOD CREAMERY CO. land spent Sundav in Greenville. * .Mt.s. t. K. Nich(^s. Mrs. \N'. A. Moorhoad and daugh-' Margann Blakely is spending ter, .\nnette, of Goldville. Miss Maryj*''^*’ weeks m (freenville, where Bailey Ow’ens, Jack Barnes, and Mac'*^ teaching u daily Finnev- spent Tuesday in .Saluda, C.. with Miss Lois Allen. 1 ‘J- liiX't-o Miss Bertie McMahan of Anderson. '**>"'• .spent the week-end in the is the guest this week of Mrs. Alma' Carolina. , Muss .Mary Ella- Bailey returned j home Monday after being the guest) HEN THE MERCHANT ACCEPTS YOUR CHECK -r-“:r ~- h<A-<iAinfinal ctfnftdwncft -tn-ygiWT ifiimht^al rti .spohsibility. ~ a A steadily increasing number of Clinton people are learning that a Checking Account here identifies them to their advantage, even as it counts for safety, econo my and convenience. and Whatevei> your income, you will be welcomed as a customer of this bank which has been serving this com munity without interruption for more than a half cen tury. .McKee anil family’? .Miss.. Evelyn Hindman spent the vtek-end at her home in Cross An chor with, her pare^its, Mr. and Mrs. t . R. Hindman. ' .Mr. and Mrs. Bob Wallace and chil- (iien of New'berry," sjHMit Sunday with .Mr. and Mrs, Gus Burton. 'Miss .Mae Barton spent the week end in Westminster with her parents,' .Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Barton. ^ .Miss Ruth Sanford of Newberry, I.t spending the week wbth her sister and brother-in-law, .Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Johnson. Carroll Coates of Wooilside, spent several days thi.s week with his aunt. Miss Ida Turner. Friends' of Ralph Blakely will be interested to know he is improving at the Veterans’ hospital in Columbia. .Mr. and Mrs. Joe L. Carter have for several days of Miss Agnes Cau-j ley in Columbia. - ^ C. C. Giles is now occupying his recently purchased residence on ^outh .Adair street formerly occupied by C. W. Wunnamaker. J. Isaac Copeland of Greenville, spent the week-end with his parents, .Mr. and .Mrs. W .1). Copeland- .Miss Julia Bailey of Grt'enville, .spent Uu* week-end with her parental. Dr. and .Mrs. T. L. W. Bailey. .Miss Ruth Monts returned Monday after .spending the past two. weeks in Washington, Ga., with friends. Mrs. George W. Taylor has return- home after spepd^ng the summer in Atlanta and .MontreaU- t; .\. B. GodfiVy, captain of the Ah-! beville national guard, field artillery,! returned .Sunday from a two weeks’ NEW BUSINESS GORBIALLY INVITED M.$.BAILEY&$ON BANKERS STRONGEST OLDEST retuniecj from New York, where thej'i spent the past weein7ujbnig TaTT gomls i at ( amp .Jatk^on. 41' Handy USED CARS Step on the gas—off to town—back again—in no time at ail. Handy, pleasure giving, economical—that our USED CARS. Value for your dollars in these buys. Easy Terms, 1934 Chevrolet Sedan. It wilt please yoa 1385 1928 Ford Caach. Not oo hot, but the beot we’ve got for the price - $125 1928 (Tirysler Sedan. Buy it »t year own risk and then vou’Il be sorry $100 1933 Ford C^oadi oil Eats lots of $315 1936 Plymouth Coach, a good performer, a good looker— has style and class. See it. 1929 Ford Couch, tough hickory. New motor. as. TRY and yojti will BUY the PLYMOUTH A Car you will be Proud to own Clinton Motor Co. Phone 119 Clinton. S. C. \ ; 44 g i III I n t T T T‘f ' for the Carter firm. ' "'ith a party .Miss Lois F’agi' spent the week-end hieiul.^ fTtim ( harlotle, hmI with her i.arents, Mr. and Mrs. W. M. I'"' “ Page; V.uk and points, of interest in the Mrs. ,1. A. Coleman and Mrs. .1. B- '''(igland .States. Wilder are* ■S|H'nding two weeks ini ' The many friend.^ of Di’. J. Lee| .lack.sonville, Fla., with Mr. and .Mrs.^'*^'**? knov\ that he Robert Dillard, Ben Meadows has returned to hi.s home in Texas after spending sev eral days with his aunt, Miss Ida Tur- ner. Mis.s Katherine McKee was the yiiost of ht-r aiiatr-Mr^^ W.^ in Hock Hill last week. Mrs. A. J. Johnson spent Thursday in Newl>erry with relatives. IS at h(»me after being a patient in llie local hospital for several weeks. [<► •Miss Myitis Holland of Buffalo,! spent the week-end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Holland. i.Mr. and .Mrs. lA*wis Simjison and jGieenville on Saturday, I .Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Roberts, .Mr. i and .Mr.s. Brooks Davenport of Lau- Mrs. Jack Guerard, Misses Agnes and Dolly Milling spent the past week at the Isle of Palms. Miss Frances Milam of Tryon, Ga., is .spending a two weeks’ vacation with her parents, .Mr. and Mrs. M. D. Milam. Mrs. Joe Ix*ake, Mrs. T. J, l^eake, Mrsses Ix>u Bell Nabors^ • litllian Speake, and Henrietta Young spent the past week at the Isle of Palms and in Charle.ston. Mrs. H. M. Blakely and daughters, Martha I.s)u and Eula Gray, and Mr. and .Mrs. Ix)wry Wilson, attended the funeral of O, T. Newman in Woodruff ,on Sunday. Miss Gloria Miller of Columbia, spent several days the pa.st week with Mrs. J. A. Coleman and family. Miss Mary Johnson and Mayer Johnson of Kinards, spent Monday with Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Johnson. Miss Mary Ellen Workman is visit ing her aunt, Mrs. W. J. Swittenberg, in Newberry. Misses Vera and Gladys Wilson are on a week’s vacation in western North Carolina. Miss Juanita Miller of Laurens, spent the week-end with Mrs. J. A. <3oIeman and family. 'Dr. and Mrs. Felder Smith, Mrs. R. E. Dorough and children of Quit- man, Ga., spent yesterday in the mountains of North Carolina. ■Mias Margaret Hines of Ruther- fordton, N. C., spent .several days this week W’ith her aunt. Miss .Maude Geer. Mrs. R. E. Dorough and children, Dick, Roland and Ila Joan, of Quit- man, Ga., are spending two weeks with her sister and brother-in-law, D«. and Mrs. Felder .Srpith. Mrs. Wt O. Henderson and daugh ter, Miss Mary Emily, of Georgetown, Mrs. E. L. Davis and daughter. Miss Sally Mae of Manning, Mrs. R. L. ;Brockington and little daughter, Annivard, N. C. rens and Mr. and .Mrs. Marion Rob erts of ('Hester, spent the week-end at .Myrtle Beach. j W. J. Bailey, accompanied by hist daughter-in-law, Mrs. Cyrus Bailey! and daughters, Florence and Frances,! of Augusta, are touring New York, j Maine and (Canada. Mr. and -Mrs. W. T. Jackson’.siient [yesterday in Lanesater and was ac companied home by Elizabeth Jackson who has been visiting friends there. Miss Aldred Poteat returned yes terday to Connie .Maxwell orphanage in Greenwood, after spending her vfication with her mother, Mrs. Miriam Poteat. Frank Carothers of Fort Mill, was the week-end guest of Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Jackson. .Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Baldwin and children left y««sterday for a week’s vacation in F’lorida. .Mrs. William Adair and Mr. and Mrs. .Mac Adair are spending a week’s vacation in New York. Miss iJJaTgaret Simpson has re turned home after visiting her aunt, Mrs. W. ('. Mitchell, in Charlotte, Mrs. Lucy ‘Hickman of Arcadia, Fla., and Mrs. A. C, Boozer of Hol- lin.s College, Va., are. visiting their srster, .Mr.<. Myrtle Hunter. Mr. and Mrs. Ixmnie B, Tinsley announce the birth of a son, I.«onnie B.,^Ir., on Aug. 8th. Mrs, L. D. Simpson and daughter, Betty Sue, spent Thursday in Whit-' mire with Mrs, .Sara .Suber. -j Betfy Hunter left/ yesterday to spend several days in New’berry with her uncle, A. A. Cleland. Mrs. W. H. Wallace of^Jalappa is visiting, her daughter, Mrs. John Holland Hunter. Mis.s Lajlla'Mae Edwards and But- le/ Black spe'nt yesterday in Bre- NEW FALL MILLINERY LATEST SHAPES AND COLORS OPENING PRICES: $1^9 A FEW FORMAL AND EVENING CLOSE OUT A'y LESS THAN SELLING OUT ALL SHOES. DANZIGER’S STORE CLINTON, It’s an empty icebox that doesn^t hold f^freshment of Andrews, spent several days the pa.st week with Mrs. S. T. West. MiasT’annie Dominick, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. R. DbmiTrick, who re side near here, left Wednesday for New York, where she has at^epted a hospital pouition. For the past year Mist Dominick has headed the crip pled children’s work in this state. Mrs. William Henry and daughter, V'irginia, .spent the past week in Sen eca. Miss Julia Mai^ Easterling has re turned to her home in Denmark, after being* the guest of Miss Ki^herine Grahatn the past jyeek. _ Mrs. Mary Hen^ Arthur and Mrs. Sarah -Bell Davidson returned Mon- COC A-COLA BOTTLmG CO. CilliSENWOOD. S. C. A lJu ;