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THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 1937 THE CLINTON CHRONICLE, CLINTON. S. C -^GE FIVE T Modem Women" Dr. Perlina A. Winocur has set up a nutrition clinic in Buenos Aires to whic¥ observers come from all parts of South America. i Mrs. Gustaw Orlicz-Dreszer, whose work. Her l^te husband was a Polish army officer. Lady Dunn ha? recently come from England to direct* the firat American Mozart festival in Los Angeles in March. PEOPLE YOU KNO^ I Word comes from Scotland that a Billy Owens of Atlanta, spent the ,. . , _ _ week-end and Labor day with his seventeen-year-old girl, Catnona ^u-; pessie H. Owens, ise MacLean, is making a legal fight for recognition as chidftain of her mother was a niece of Jefferson Da- clan, the MacLean of Ardgour. An- vis, arrived recently in .this country, j other of her sex is the head of a She is interested in Polish cultural Highland clan, the MacLoud. Mrs. D. H. Sadler and son, .Milton, of Rock *11111, were the guests Tues day and Wednesday of Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Sadler. '/«Kid/iiaAffi FVHI QTVAnf^ fVio utaaIt. and Mr. and Mrs. Dana Coleman William 'Coleman of Columbus, visited Anne Coleman at the orphan age during the week. Dr. L. R. Lynn is on a week's trip to New York in the interest of the orphanage. He was accompanied byi left Sunday to study at Northern Il linois College of Optometry, Chicago. Mrs. S. W. JHughes of * Atlanta, spent the pasf week with Mr. -and Mrs. Fred Scott. Mrs. A. M. Nelson is spending sev eral days this ^eek* at Ware Shoals Q^'Y^th her daughter, Mrs. W..W. Hen- ''(drix?- ~~ Mrs. Felder Smith' attende<i a meet ing of the Piedmont Auxiliary to the 'Optometric association _iTi. Anderson yesterday. Mrs. Smith has been elect ed chairman of this group for the coming year, ' John M. Hudgens and ..family are now occupying the residence on the orphanage campus formeriy occupied by R. ,G. Murphy, Mr. artd Mrs. Joha D. Davi.s and family have moved into the residence on West Centennial street vacated hy-Mr.. Hudgens.- H. D. HENRY 1898-1937 F. M. BOLAND 1 Mrs, l.ynn .and Mr. and .Mrs. Thom-]; children'of Rock Hiii, spent the week- Dunlap. R a HENRY & COMPANY INSURANCE - STOCKS — BONDS — REAL ESTATE - LOANS NEGOTIATED * !' Telephone 121 end with Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Town send. I Mr. and Mrs. T. B. Boozer and sons, T. B., Jr., and Heyward, of Jaclcson- ville, Fla., have' returned home after visiting Mr. and Mrs. T. M. Sease. Mrs. Sallie Boozer accompanied them [ Davis. Mias ETlsie Little ha/gone to Estillj to resume her teaching-position for' the coming year. •Tim DavTs has returned to MacohT Ga., after spending the past week with his mother, Mrs. George M. Floors - Floor Sanding t— City Electric 8 Company • For EJectrical and Plumbing Needs home to spend the winter. Miss Agatha Bailey has returned to her teaching position in the Chester jhigh school,aher spending the sum- imer with her parents. Dr. and Mrs. T. L. W. Bailey. Dr. J. B. Johnston 6f Miami, Fla., visited the Thomwell orphanage dur- iing the^past week. Ross’ M. Lynn ha? returned to Rome, Ga., to resume his,work for the coming year as a member of the fac ulty of Darlington School for Boys. Mi?s Collette Davis recently accept- E. M. Timmerman Phone 36 Repairs cLAuaiEin nEAD « vcdaobto lewea el Food Baeurrl _ Todoy—4h* fooilh geaecoMoa kaowa Ihol CLAUSSEirS BREAD Is atiU mod* oi lha flaeet lagradlaali . .. flmt II aBO rigidly eonlorau to CLAUSSEirS hlgb staadordp of qaoUtT. Too^i. liha CLADBim BBEAD—Older III danSSesiS. • HR THt'-Pffntf'fl tT^ftVFlTYl’UJ UlRflpPbR • HT YuUH GRiiCfHS t 4^ SPECIAU HUNDREDS OF PIECES RANGING FROM VA TO 2- YARD LENGTHS IN FAST COLOR SHIRTING WHILE QUANTITIES XAST MOTHERS, IN OUR OPINION, THIS IS THE BEST BUY WE HAVE EVER OFFERED FOR MAKING SCHOOL SHIRTS. When You See the Quality of Broadcloth, Madras, Pop lin, Oxford Cloths, and the Size, You Will «Buy SeveraL AT PENNEY'S J. C. wmumn ••HFJUITe ‘'WHERE CUSTOMERS SHOP AND SAVE* nff Mi?? Caroline fcMdrtin has gone to Mullins, to resume her teaching posi tion for the coming year. Mr„ and Mrs. B. R. Fuller returned home Wednesday after spending'sev»Y eral days with their ahd daughter- in-law, Mr. -and Mrs. John Fuller, in Chattanooga. Tenn. Miss Mary Emma Speake has re turned to Buffalo to teach for the: coming year. - ■ j Dud Ray and Francis Blalock spent the week-end at Myrtle Beach. .Mr. and Mrs. John W. Little have «4 a clerical position in^ the office of moved into Their new home tm Maple the Enoree Cotton Mills, at Enoree. j street. Mids France? O’Daniel left Thurs-j Mr. and Mr.s. George Dixon of day for Rockingham, N. C., where she will again teach for the coming year. Miss Mae Barton spent the week end in Westminster with hf*r parents^, Mr. and Mrs. .1. C. Bartoh.,*i Manning, recently visited Mrs. Dix on’s mother, Mrs. George M.»Davis. Miss Emma Little has gtine to F(TiIntain Inn where she will teach ini the city school for the coming session. NEW-COMERS TO CLINTON At this season of the year there are always .strangers and new-comers locating in Clinton for their residence. • To such citizens we cordially invite you to j^isit this bank and make the acquaintance of its officers. Little Betty B. Barnes^ of Fort* For the past several years Miss Lit Meyer, Va., is sptmding this week I tie has been a numiber of the Joanna with her aunt and,uncle, .Mr. and Mrs.! schools faculty, Goldville. C. E. Galloway. She will be joined! Miss Louise VVier of. Melbourne, later in the week by her mother, Mrs. I Fla., has returned home after spend- Gcorge T. Barnes. * | ing several weeks with her grand- Miss Margaret Corbett ~oT~Bowling i father, \V. L. Lynn. Green, was the guest of Miss Hath-: Miss Ptjarl Hitt left this week for erine VV’ilson on Tuesday. Lake City, where she is a member of ~”Tr you are located here you jvill need a Checking Account, or may desire td open a Savings Account. We will be glad to handle either or both for you, and offer the fullest measure of service. NEW BUSINESS CORDIALLY INVITED Mr. and Mrs. Rutledge P. Adair of Rock Hill, spent the week-end with their parents, Mr. and..Mrs. R. F. Adair and Mr. and Mrs. H, D. Henry. Dr. J. B. Kennedy of the college faculty, has returned to the city af ter spending the summer with rela tives in York. Ned Sprunt Hays left this week for Gay, Ga.; where he will teach in the high school for the coming year. Allen lA'vi, of Charlotte, spent the week-end in the city with friends. Miss Essie Davidson has returned to her school at Great Falls, after spencfing the summer with her father, L. H. Davidson. Mrs. Ethel Pitt-s of Columbia, spent the week-end and I>abor day with her daughter, Frances Lee Pitts, and .Mrs. Nannie A. Pitts. Dr. and Mrs. Ashton the school faculty. * Miss Inez Tucker, student at the Assembly Training school, Richmond, \]a., IS a guest on the orphanage cam pus. MIV and Mrs^ Guy Elliott and scm, Richard, spent Sunday in Walhalla with the former’s parents, Mr. and .Mrs. S. C. Elliott. Miss Ethel Ozment of .Atlanta, was the week-end gue.st of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Hitt. * j Misses Ruth an<l Narvis Sanford' have returned to their home in New-j berry after spending two weeks with' their^sister and brother-in-law, Mr.; and Mrs. A. J. Johnson. .Miss .Mildred Fincher of Greer, spent a few days the past week aSj the guest of Miss Margaret Simpson,| Miss I’atherine Jones will lea^ to-j McWhorter: day for Aiken, where she wilf teach; M.S.BAII1Y&S0N OLDEST BANKERS STRONGEST and daughter, Elizabeth I>ee, and son, 1 for the coming year. Ashton, of Knoxville, Tenn., spent thei .Mrs. A. E. .McIntosh, .Mrs. Alec wi^ek-end in the city with friends. i Henry and son, arid Mrs. George Hol- Mr. and Mrs. W.* W. Brimm of laml spent several days the past week Miami, Fla., spent several days this w’eek with Dr. and Mrs. I). .1. Brimm, while enroute on a Northern trip. .Mn. and Mrs. H. L. Baggott and .Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Bond and little daughter of ('heraw. spent the week- Ji .Xblanta and Gadsden, Ala., witr riends and relatives. .Mrs. Henry Kohn of Whitmire, spent the Week-end with her sister, •Mr.s. Guy Copeland. Mr .and Mrs. Arthur Howard spent end with their parents^ .Mr. and .Mrs.: Sunday in .Spartanburg. L. C. Bond. j I .Mis.s .Margaret Jones left the past Rev. .Ji'hn E. Abliott of DeLand,! week for Elloree where she will be a Fla., moderator 'of ~The Presbyterian J member of the high schoid faculty the synod of Florida, amf Mrs. Abbott, cnminsr year. were guest.s at the orphanage during' .Mr. and .Mrs. Jim Davis and .Miss the past week^—n _ jopheHa Kennedy of Columlita, visited Mr. and .Mrs. A. J. .Johnson and j.Mr. anii Mrs. W. M. rhaiiey'TirPSuri- children spent Sunday in Newberry | day. with Mr. and Mrs. Burr Harmon. I Jack Holland spent the w'evk-end Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Monts and Mrs. in Buffalo with his sister, Miss Myrtis George W. Holman were visitors in Columbia on Friday. Miss Maude Geer spent several Holland. M iss Virginia McMinn and Miss Mabel Cohn of Spartanburg spent last days this w'eek in Charlotte attending w^*k-fcnd with the former’s sister, a beauticians’ convention. Miss Maron Summer of Chapfiells, has accepterl a position with Carter’s beauty shop. Little Johnny and Joe Austin of Laurens, spent several days the past week with their aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Ryland Sumerel. Mrs. Fred Burnette. .Mrs. Heide Trask and daughters, Nell Hunter and Nancy Lee, of Wil mington, N. C., visited Mrs. Lee Hunt er the,na8t week. , Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hearn of Win ston-Salem, N. C., spent the week-end with Mrs. Hearn’s parents, Mr. and Miss Sadie Hendrix of WarejMrs. T. R, Holland Shoal.s, was the guest the past week* Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Milam spent of Mi.sses Miriam and Gladys NeLson. Sunday in Whitmire as the guests An Announcement To the Motoring Public W^re pleased to announce that we are now authorized dealers in Clinton for the world famous cars— DODGE and PLYMOUTN We carry the new models on our floors at all times and will be glad to have you visit our show room and see these super values that will appeal to every car owner. Drop in any time, it will be a pleasure to see you and demonstrate our cars. Miss Pauline Roberts left this week for Salley, where she has accepted a po«ition as teacher in the high school the coming year. Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Armstrong of Sam Young and family. M rA. Tom- Adair and Adair are spending this week in Bre vard, N. C. Miss Dorothy Eldwards left Monday Gray Court, spent the week-end with j for Rock Hill, where she will enter their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Eugene the freshman class at Winthrop col- Hitt. Misses Margaret Taylor, Robbie Henderson, Ruby Bowers, and Messrs. Miss Carolyn Cre.sbn of Augusta,ithe. week with MnlJUind Ga., was the week-end guest of Mrs. Learke. lege. M rs. Fannie Metis of Blacksburg returned home Sunday after spending Mrs. Joe Cooper]Motor Co. W. F. Creson at the orpranage, while en route to Salem iollege, Winston- Salem, N. C., where she is a student. Miss Bebe Dillard spent the week end Id the guest of Miss Myra Wise at Trenton. Dr. and Mrs. J. Y. O’Daniel of Ben- nettsville, and Dr. George R. O'Dan iel of Hart.sville, spent the week-end Mr. and Mr.C J. R. Holland spent Sunday in Cro.ss Hill with relatives. Miss Grace I^eague left yesterday for Barnwell, where she will teach the coming year after spending the summer with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. M. League.' Mr. and Mrs. Richard Julien and Miss Doris Grady of Atlanta, were with thair parents, Mr. and Mrs. A.[the week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs.| OHDafiiel. [Fred Scott and family. j Miss Kate, Milam has returned to Miss Mary Ella Bailey has gone to Springfield, where she will teach Cambpobello, where she has accepted again this year, after spending the a teaching position for the coming' summer with her parents, Mr. and^s€ssion, after .spending the summer j Mrs. J. W. Milam. | with her parents, Dr. and Mrs. T. L. Miw Martha Pitts left Friday forjw. Bailey. Piedmont to resume her teaching po- Duncan Workplan and Billy Pitts sition after spending the summer with left yesterday for Clemson college her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Pitts, where they will attend school . the Sr., who live near here. coming session. James Holloman of Washington, Billy Byrd leaves this week for D. C., visited friends here several i Clem-soii college, where he will enter ,days the past week, en route to Flor ida.* “ ~ , Dr. Felder Smith was in Atlanta several days this week attending p06t graduate clinic lectures of the Georgia Optometry association con vention. the freshman cla.?s. Mi .ss Rachel O'Daniel leaves this week for Camden, whefre she will again teach the coming year. • Duncan Felder, who has been asso ciated with Dr. Felder Smith the past three years as^;ial»«tOry assistant, Clinton, S. C. West Main Street Watts, Riverdale To Clash Tonight LAURENS. Aug. 2«—Watts’ War riors and Rlverdale's Owls will tangle here tomorrow night at 8;40 p, m. In the second game of the best four out of seven finals series in the Mid-State Shaugtinessy playoff. The Warriors copped the' series opener. 8-3. Monday night at Eno- rea. The third game will be staged at Enoret Saturday night. plain or you may enjoy 1 ' ; " . 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