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I ^ ilk 1 fc 7 ^ . r ^ '■ ’"'I— L. /• ■% ,THUB8DAY, DECEMBER 23, 193? tHE CUNTON CHRONiCLg; CUNfON, SrC. PAGE FIVE Floor Sanding — BeauQFul Floors / City Electric 8 For E. M. Hmm^nnan JpEOPtE YOU KNOW | and Plumbii^ Needs Repairs Phone 36 Riohard Syre of- Gettysburg, Pa., is the holiday guest of Dr. and Mrs. Dudley JoTfes and family. Miss Elsie Neighbors, student at Coker college, Hartsville, is spending the holidays with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. \V. E. Neighbors. Mr. and - Mrsr Carroll M. - Spencer are spending the Christmas holidays with the formers parents, Mr. and J. Isaac Copeland of Greenville, is spending the holidays with his pa-i rents, Mr. and Mrs. W. 'D.'Copeland. Mr. and Mrs. Rayroond Pitts willj spend Christmas with relatives in| Sumter. ! Dr. J. B. Kennedy of the college j faculty, is spending the holidays with! his sister in York. ■ I “'f illKrTarroh spencer Ih VVashmgtcTn, I \v MlUiHDLIBA'f "I We Wish You the HAPPINESS of the SEASON At Christmas time when we are thinking of ttrer finer things of life—we naturally think of our friends and loyal customers. Let us thank you for your friendship and business favors in the year now closing. For your confidence and patronage we want you to know we are genuinely grateful and pledge ourselves to leave nothing undone in 1938 that will work to your better service and satisfaction. W. J. BENJAMIN Standard Products — South Broad Street D. C. Robert Wyaoi: ,ha4^^gQne,. to... Eorti arren, Wyoming, to spend thei Christmas holidays with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Craig and chil- Major and Mrs. R. E. Wysor dren will spend Christmas with Mrs. Rev. 0. W. Chapin and Mrs. Chapin Craig'S mother, Mrs. Ruby Patterson,Lf v v’ j- . ,,T „ of Margaretsvillo, N. \are spending in Wrens, Ga. Li. .• *1. »» .4. • , XT J o . ti u ^ holulay sea.son with Mrs. Chapin s Ned Sprunt Hays, member of the ' i m t \tr r> i I . , . * % n ■ 1 parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Craw-, 1 school faculty at Gay, Ga., is spend-: ling the holiday.s with Dr. and Mrs. ^ , , Is. C. Hays. * ^*”‘**' Baixling left this week I W. P. Jacobs was the guest speaker spend a month with her sister, Mrs. Ptiday evening at the annual ladies I Falter,^ in Fall City, Neb. ('4 night celebration of the Laurens Ro tary club. Miss Evelyn McDowell ihas gone to I Pacolet to spend the Christmas holi- ! days with her parents. I Mis.ses Elsie Little'and Rosa Bailey Uttle, who teach at Estill, are spend ing the holidays with their mother, Mrs. Arthur Little. R. E, Fergu-son, president-elect of the Clinton Kiw’anis club, and F. C. Pinson, secretai’y, were in Spartan burg Thursday for the annual offi cers’ school of the ninth district. Mrs. Grady Seawright of Pendle ton, spent Friday in the city with her tiaughters. Miss Mary .lini Milam and .Mrs. Edgar ('opeland. Captain K. \\\ Hudgens of the Re settlement administration. Montgom ery, .\la., spent several days this week with his mother, .Mrs. B, R. Fuller. Bill Wade of Clemson college, is spending the holidays with his pa rents, Mr. and Mrs. k. W’. Wade., Mr. and Mrs. W\ W\ Harris and little daughter, Cornelia, will spend the Christmas holidays with Mrs. Harri.s’ parents, Mr. and Mrs. D. W’. Bethea, in Dillon. “Merry Christmas” you . . . we’ve tried in vain to find words more expressive of our wish for you . . . but it seems that these two words have a way of “saying the w’hole story” and that no other words will quite do. We are deeply grateful for the increased busi ness we have enjoyed this year over last. We are proud of our big “family” of loyal customers — you who have been good to us — and we want you to know’ we are deeply appreciative of your generous patronage. We wish you the choicest enjoyments Christmas affords and a New Year replete with all the good things you could desire. * _ And remember — we are anxious to continue to serve you and will do our very best to please you in 1938 by offering unexcelled service, quality mer chandise, and low prices. PENNEY’S CLINTON, S. C. Mrs. Annie Gikw Bailey is spend ing several week.s in Sara.sota, Fla., with her son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Gile.s Bailey. Mi ss Emmie Adair.' member of the school faculty at Ix>ckhart, is spend ing the holiday»> with 'her i>arent.s. Mr. and MrsTlT. F. Adair. Mi.ss Katherine Graham, student at Converse college, is spending the holidays with her pareivts. Prof, and Mrs. Both well Graham. Mis.s Pe*rl Hitt, member of the .school faculty at I.rfike City, is spend ing the 'holiday .season with her pa rents, Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Hitt. Duncan Worknnan, 'Student at Clem Mr. and Mrs. Robert S. Owens and! children will spend Christmas in New berry with Mo'S. Owens’ mother, Mrs. T. C. Pool. Dr. and Mrs. R. E. Sadler andd chil dren, and W. E. Owens will spend Sunday in Fla.sley with Mrs. B. H. Martin. Dr. and Mrs. M. W. Brown are visiting relatives in Chattanooga and Newbern, Tenn., during the holidays. Robert and Tom Elli.son will spend Christmas with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. J. EllLson, in Girard, Ga. .Mr, and Mrs. I.ewis Simpson and children will vS|H'nd Christmas with .Ml'S. .Simpson’s mother, Mrs. C, H. Shannon, in Newberry. I 'Mrs. .Alvin Currj’ of Gray Court,* spent Sunday in the city with friends and ix'lativcs. .Mr. and .Mrs. Sidney Rumph, of Egypt, Ga., have movinl to the city and are occupying the Hart fesTdence on .North Broad .street. Miss Fay Cauley of the General hospital staff, Greenville, spent the week-end •with her parents, Mr. and .Mrs. F. P. Cauley. ^ Mr. an<l Mrs. C. \V. Hallman and Mrs. B. .M. Dutton were visitors in Greenville on Saturday. Billy Byrd, student at Clemson col lege, is spending the holidays with his grandmother, Mrs. W. C. Byrd.-* ' Mr. and Mrs. William McMillan were visitora in Columbia on Sunday. Mrs. Harvey Brannon of State^i- T)oro, Ga., .spent several days this week with her mother, Mrs. Emma Little. Allen Reighley of I>aurens, was the gui*st of his «aunt, Mrs. Lewis vSimp- son, on Thur.sday. Mrs. C. B. Adair spent Friday in Greer with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. €. B. Bushin. MLs-s Louise Kern, who teaches at son college, is spending Christma»: Roebuck, is spending the holiday .si»a-! with his mother, Mrs. Nene Work-i^'on with her mother, Mr.s. .Agnes; man. I Kem. | Miss Verna McI..eod, Cliff McI..eod,j Mr. and Mi's. Jerry Kersluiw of and Hugh Holman, are spending the j Ga<lsden, Ala., spent several days this holiday reason with friends in Ocala,jwe<^k with Mr. and Mrs. Tom Cooper Fla. and Mr, and Mrs. P'rank P’owler. Mrs. James Pitt-s and children aro| Mi.;w .Sarah Salters is spending the spending Christmas in Bi.shopville, holidays with her parents in .Salters, with her mother, Mrs. J. L. Scarbor-' Dr. Neill G. Whitelaw, of the col- oug4i. ■' loge faculty, is spending the holidays Mias Kate Milam, member of the i in F'lorkla. school faculty at Springfield, i.sl Miss Margaret Brice is spending spending the holidays with her par- the Christmas holidays with her pa- ents, .Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Milam. Mr. and .Mrs. Tom Sease and chil dren ajx* spending Christmas in Pros perity with Mr. Sease’s parents, Mr. and .Mrs, J. A. .Sease. F'rom Pros perity^ they Will go to Jacksonville, “Fla,j.,.f(U' a week’s .stay. Miss Frances O’Daniel, who teach es at Rockingham, N. C., Miss Rachel rents, Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Brice, in Greenwood. Mis-s Ussie Oavidson, mem-ber of the school faculty at (Jreat Falls, is .spending the holidays with her fath er, L. H. Davidkson. Miss Annie Lee Jackson, who teach es at Princeton, arrivtsi'Jiothe yester day to spend the holi<lay s<*as<(>n with O’Daniel, who teaches at Camden, her parents, Mr. and Mr.s. T. J. Jack and Dr. and Mrs. J. Y. O’Daniel of j son. ! Bennettsville, are'spending the holi-| Ernest Arnold, student at Yale Di days with their parents, .Mr. and Mrs. Ivinity .sch<K)l, New Haven, Conn., is A. 0’Daniel • Miss Agatha Cbnslotds To Our Many CUSTOMERS J FRIENDS Everywhere The spirit of the season prompts us to extend appreci ation of our pleasant relations with you during the past year and to most heartily wish you a VERY MERRY CHRISTMAS, HAPPINESS AND PROSPERITY FOR THE NEW YEAR. And along with our Season’s Greetings we wish to ex press to you our very great appreciation for your patronage during the past year. _ ?— - For the coming year we trust our Service will be better than ever before. We will strive more sincerely, realizing as we do the increasing demand of any exacting trade, to bring you the best dry cleaning that can be done at the most rea sonable prices. Note—Our Puzzle Advertisements Will Be Resumed Next Week. Bailey of Chester, Mi.'is Julia Bailey of Greenville, and Mary Ella Bailey of Campo- I^egarC, 'hello, arrived this week to .spend the j with Mrs. Wiggin’s sister in Jeffer- bh.e holidays here with spending friends. Mr, and Mrs. F*. L. Wiggin and son, are spending the holiday.s ’ holidays with their parents, Dr. and Mrs. T. I.. W. Bailey. .Miss Emily Ferguson, student at Queen-s-Ohicora college, Charlotte, and Fidward Ferguson of Duke uni versity, Durham, N, C., are spending and Mrs. R. E. Ferguson. Mr. and Mrsr~J. D. "Jeanes, Jeane.s, Mrs, P, .S. Jeanes, James Jeanes, Mr. and Mi's. Harry Nettles, land Mr. and Mrs, Paul Todd attend- |e<l the Gray-Hunter wedding at the I First Methodist church of I^aurens on j M’ednesday evening. I Miss Elizabeth Lynn of Tallahas- laee, Fla., Roas Lynn of Rome, Ga., Mr. and Mrs. Robert Benn of McKen- t : zie, Tenn., are spending the holiday.'? I with their parents. Dr. and Mrs, . L. son. l.t. Julian Freeman of Barksdale Field, Shreveport, I>a., will arrive to-1 day to spend the holidays r with his parents, Mr, and .Mrs. M. M. Fiee- man. >-Mjss-43eta--.MeFntyTt!~-pr .spendif»g~th(rf holidays at her home in Clio. Jack '—Mr. and Mrs. R. Plaxico an4so; BoWiy, will 'be the Christmas guests of the former’s parents in Blacks burg. E. IF. Barrett, Paul Harmon and J. A. Crheatham, members of the city | schools faculty, are spending the hol idays at their homes in Macon, Ga., .Milledgeville, Ga., and Abbeville, re spectively^ 'Mr. and Mrs, S. E. Evans and children of Columbia, Mr. and Mrs. Craig Kennedy and son of Spartan mm CHtEB MERRY CHRISTMAS TO YOU AND ^YOURS At Christmas, men and women shut out the business world and give them.selves over to friendships—to mem ories of ^he old and to good cheer for the new. Institu tions, too, may look back with appreciation and forward with good will and good cheer. This modern bank and the people it has served have celebrated fifty-one Christmas days together. It is nat ural on this occasion that we should think of our friends and customers and feel a keen sense of appreciation of this long period of association and service. Our officers and staff extend to our customers and friends — to you and yours — every wish for a Merry Christmas and a Joyous New Year. M. S. BAILEY & SON, BANKERS OLDEST STRONGEST WITH PLEASURE WE PAUSE AT THIS TIME OF THE YEAR TO WISH FOR EACH AND EVERYONE, A -TT' _ Merry Christmas — and — • Happy New Year We are proud to have been able to serve you during 1937. We appreciate your loyalty, friendship and pat ronage. P\)r the coming year it will be our sincere desire to serve you still better, and render every assistance in * supplying your furniture and home furnishing needs. PRATHER SIMPSON FURNITURE j R. Lynn, ' Miss Elizabeth Blakely, member of'burg, are spending the iholidays with 'the school faculty ait Latta, and Miss j their parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. M. I Catherine Blakely, who teaches at | Pitts, Chesterfield, are spending the holi days with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. John T. Blakely. t Miss Margaret Jones of Elloree, ' Miss Catherine Jones of Aiken, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Brailsford and sons of Summerton, Mr. and Mrs, H. Park er Jones of Beaufort, and Mrs. Louise Jones DuBose and daughter of Co lumbia, are spending Chrisitmas with their parents. Dr. and Mrs, Dudley Jones. Dr. Bothwell Graham, member of the Statleton, United States Ma rine hospital staff in New York, is spending the holidays with his par- entf, Prof, and Mrs. Bothwell Gra.- ham. Friends of Dr. R. B. Ferguson will! be interested to know he has accept ed a position with the South General hospital in Baltimore, Md., as a.ssist- ant resident in surgoiy. Dr. Ferguson is the son of Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Fer- Flowers are the gift women appre ciate most dearly. We will deliver or wire them a n y - where. ~ FOR SOMETHING NEW AND DIFFERENT, SEE OUR GIFTS THAT ARE ARRIVING DAILY. Mrs. Harriet F. Jqhn.son, state tguson of Renno. girls’ club leader, of Winthrop col lege, and“ Miss Jennie E, Coleman, home- demonstration agent of Lau rens county, spent Thursday in Clin- tftnattending the regular monthly meeflng and December initiation aer- I vice of the dab at the State 'Training school. Alfred Browning, ■student at the University of South Carolina, Colum bia, Miss Lillian Burns Browning of Columbia, and Mr. and Mrs. Joe Piper of Greeffville, are spending the holi days with their aunt, Mrs. W. A. Dicus, and grandmother, Mrs. M. E. Browning. CLINTON FLOWER SHOP Phones 33 and 113 1938 Calls for New Books for the OfBoe. Let Us Supply Yoy. - Chronicle Pub. Co.