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T*HE CLINTON CHRONICLE. CLINTON. S. C.
THURSDAY. OCTOBER 13, 1938
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PEOPLE YOU KNOW
parents, Mr, and. Mrs. A. E. MeIn- glad to know he is now recoverii^ at
tosh. ^ his home from injuries received PH-
Mrs. .Raymond Pitts spent the day night in an automobile wreck,
week-end with relativels in Sumter. I Mrs. Hubert Pitts and Mrs. H. A.
'The friends of Miss Ethel Hunter,I Sewell are visiting Mrs. Buel SUrit
who has been a patient at Columbia.*^ Dalton, Ga.
hospital, will be interested to know ,Dr. and Mrs. Robert Jeanes of Eas-
^ Mrs. W. H. Workman and Mrs. El-i Mr. and Mrs. George H. Ellis spent
'la Johnson were guests during the I Sunday in'Abbeville with their daugh-|*^® returned to her home here yes- ley, were guests of Mrs. P. S. Jeanes
jweek of Mrs. Muller Kreps and Miss j ter, Mrs. M. A. Durant. jterday. jon Tuesday.
jNannie Simpson in Columbia. Mr. and Mrs. Gus Hollingsworth! M*’*- S. P. Anderson and two little, Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Nicbcis spent
I Mr. and Mrs. Tom Carter and I and Mrs. Nene Workman were visi-!*®*’* Morganton, N. C., were the {Sunday in Spartanburg with Mrs.
; daughter, and Mrs. H. B. Watts were! tors in Union Sunday. j week-end 'guests of Mr. and Mrs. L. [Nichols’ parents.
[Sunday guests of Mrs. George Tim-j Willard L. Jun..., college libr.ri.n/-J”"-*'^ J
■merman m Greenwood. Attended the annuafl meeting Saturday a«epted guests ^reUtives in Blacksburg on
/I - 4J. 1 ^ n Thursday.
The friends of Mrs. W. N. Long,
Miss Hazel Boland, who holds a jin Greenville, of librarians of north-'* position witti the J. C. Penney corn-
secretarial jHisition in Greenville, was western South Carolina, [pany store and will enter upon ,
tlhe week-end guest of her parents,! Mr. and Mrs. Will J. Duncan were,"®^ Monday. Miss Adair has,who has been critically ill at the Bap-
Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Boland. !the guests Sunday of their daughter,!^®®" hospital, Columbia, for the past
Mi« Bertha Edmond, of Long la-jMn,. EllUof Admna in Neuberry. ** '? .‘‘""1 !
land, N. y., i, on a week', vi.it toi Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Hallman, Jr.,! ^ J report received yesterday sutes Itet
her parents, Mr. and Mra. L. D. Ed-l»Pent Sunday in Batesburg with Mr.' Eugene Pinson, son ^ her condition continues to show m-
monds. ‘and .Mrs. C W, Hallman, Srr- ,Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Pinson, will be'provement
Mrs. L. D. fhimonds had as her I ft' '
week-end guests,..Miss Allie Hambrick|‘'"'‘f'' Hsrtsvilie, .spent the
of Auburn, Ga., Hutson Johnston and'ft home.
jHaskel Heath 5f Aiken, and Mrs.I .V
iPheba Beck of Kannapolis, N, C. • lAnne and kranees of ( ross Hill, vis-
„ r . . jited Dr, and .Mrs. T. L. W. Bailiey
Kev. Ixjui.s Isa.Motte wcuiiied the I j
^pulpit of the First Pre.sbyterian ^ Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Copeland .spent,
,church of Spartanhurg on Sunday with their son,'
, . a jl.saac Opdaml. ,
I Dr U. P. .Jac(Th.s was in Anderson, ^yfiss .Mary Emma .Spt-ake of Ruffa-
Tuesday evening and delivered an ad- the week-end with her par- ♦
Idre.ss before th- Rusmess and Profe.s- y,, y,,., Speake.
sional Womens club of that city.
Growing Business Needs A
Good Banking Connection
, .Mr. and .Mr.s. Roy Harris sjient Sun.
.Mi.s.s ■Waud.. Sunierel and nephew, yj^. and Mrs. T. K. Ruzhardt.
J. S. McGregor, .Jr., student at J'res- ,j„y Columbia Tue.s-
bytenan college were the week-end ,jay where he attended the state dry
guests of the latter s parents Mr. ekaners convention. He was appoint-
.McGregor in Ruby. ^ member of the resolutions com- o
Miss Pvmma Little, a member this i
year of the Rennettsville school fac-l
The many friends of Mrs. Jack H.j
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ulty was at home for the week-end | young will be glad to learn that she
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John
is improving at the local hospital.
, where she undenw’ent an Operation (>
T. Little.
Dr. Dudley Jones was the Sruest past' week.
Miss Cleon Pitts, who has been a*
member of the State Training school
teaching staff, has accepted a position
minister at the First Presbyterian
church of Ivaurens on Sunday morn
ing.
Miss Vivian Parks Adair who is
teaching at .McCormick, was the
week-end guest of her parents, .Mr.
and Mrs. V. !*, Adair.
guest (),£, Mrs, E. G. Able in Newber-
; ry on Wednesday,
1 .Mr. and .Mrs. S. W. Sunierel and
I family have moved into their at-
-jitractive new home on Calhoun street.
.Mr. and .Mrs, S. G. Dillard spent
Friday at Fountain Inn attending n,.annon
Fail view Stiwk show.
as a member of the Camden school
faculty.
.Mrs. Letha Gilmore has returned
,, ,, , , home after several days visit to her
f. biolhvr, <■, ,N. Ih ckn..|l of Swilr.-r.
.Mrs. Floyd Hitt and little son Roh-
by, were the gui’sts Sumlay of her
mother, .Mrs. .G. C. Templeton of'
Cross Anchor. '
.Mrs. Emma IJttle spent last week
with -her daughter, .Mrs. Harvey
in Statesboro, Ga. Heri
. , . . .daughters, .Mrs. Rrannon and Mrs.'
A. II. I...,lf„.,v, p,VM.I,-nt, i.n.1 III-.. „f si,n|,.„„vill,., w..,i.
1., sunt.iiy t t p,,,- „.,.(.k-,.|iil.
Kriend.s of .Mrs. T. D. Cooper will
regret to know she is a patient in the ,
Gr«-enwoo<l hospital. 1
Mrs. Rriwe Roberts and little |
, , . daughter Retty, have returned to their
from .Sarasota, rla., where she spent • i.. , , v* ,> r.
. .. . . . home in Wilmington, N. ( ., after a.
D. (). Rhanuv
Chamber of Comiiierce, were guests of |
the GreenwoocI Chanilier of <'ommerce
Thursday evening at their annual
meeting.
.Mrs. Homer Woodruff is at home
w'ith her I
the past three months
mother, who has been ill.
.Mr. and .Mrs. .J. I.. Itentz left Sat
urday for Reaiifort, where thi’y will
make their future home.
.Mr. and .Mrs. W. I’. .Anderson and
family of Greenville, were tlie week
end guests (if the latter's mother,
.Mrs. R. I,. Railey.-
.Mrs. Sarah .\ekerman of .Macon,
Ga., is the gin st of her sister, Mrs.
U. E. .lone.', and otliei relative.'.
.Ml'. I.awrence Itavis spent the jiast
week with her mother, .Mrs. Walti-r
Hai ris, in .'^and. i sville, Ga.
.Mr. and .Mr.s. Eugene 1!it t, . ,Mi.ss
Business firms and individuals find in
(his bank's complete service those charac
teristics that make for still more rapid
f?rowth.
With ample capital and resources, this
modern institution offers you cooperation
that will make your opportunities count for
more. We never fail to gix^e our depositors
good service — you will always find here a
friendly welcome and an intimate under
standing:.
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few day.s visit with Mrs. RohertH’
llaiiii-t D.ivis .ind it. .\1. I.iagne ai.
triulcd til'' Fail view .''^tnck .'lU'W on
I'’! iday,
I'lldii Gi'o. \V. Ilailcy is rcpifscnt-
ing tlif I' ll St I’l i'.ihytei ian fhiiich at
tile aiiniial nu'cting of synod in ses
sion tins week in t’olumhia.
IM. 1>. .1. Woods, pastor of the
l■'il.'l I’le.shyterian chuieh, is iittend-
ing the meeting of synod in session
this week ill Cidumhia.
•Mrs. K. r. W oodruff and daughter
Miss I’ansy, of .SpaiTanhurg, liave re- |
tinned from a liip of .several vlay.-i
to .Sa!a,^ota, l’'la.
Mi's Patriei.i Ciiles was Uie gui'st
of .Mi-s Elsie l>eMdy of l.aureiis, at
a party given on .Saturday afternoon
in honor of Miss Edna limiter.
Dr. lUiiiley .loiies is iT*presentiiig
the eolh ge at the meeting of the
Georgia synod I'eing lield in Colum
bus. Ga.
•Mi.'S .lanie Stewiut attended the
Fairview Stoek show near Fountain
Inn on Fi ii|ay.
•Mrs. .Metta .stone has returned
home after spending the past week
in Charleston with her .son and daugh
ter-in-law, .Mr. and .Mrs. Sam .StiMie.
.Misses .Maileline .Adair, Clyde Kay
and .Mai'garet Hollis were the week
end, guests of .Mr. and Mrs. Jim
Wade Miller at Mouiitville.
.Miss Rehe Dillard has resumed her
teaching position at .Ashwood after
being at home several weeks.
.Mi.ss .Mary Howzc Dillard. Mrs.
L. B. Dillard and .Mrs. .M. J. McFad-
den were the guests of relatives in
('harlotte and Rock Hill for the week
end.
Lieut, and Mrs. Powell f'reeman
left yesterday for San .Antonio, Tex.,
aft^r a visit to their parents, Mr. and
Mrs. .M. M. Freeman.
Miss Louise McCrary has accepted
a clerical position with the J. C. Pt‘H'-
ney company store, succeeding Miss
Ruby Woodruff, resigned. ^
Mrs. G. D. Windham and little'|
daughters Carol Ann and Jane, of,
j Jacksonville, Fla., arc spending a few
‘days with Mr. and Mrs. A. L. She>p-"
ard. j
1 'Miss Helen Derrick of Charlotte,!
N. C., spent the week-end with herl
• sister and brother-in-law^ Me. and,
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Miss Mary Ella Bailey of Campo-j
bfrllo, Miss Julia Bailey of Greenville, j
and Miss Annie Rogers Bailey of||
Limestone college, Gaffney, spent the!
week-end .with their parents, Dr. and I]
Mrs. T. L. W. Bailey.
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