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THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 1938 THE a-TNTON CHRONTn.E. S. C. PAGE nVB not love Claus? the character —g of Santa Maxima (Attributed to' Mark TwTiin) i ‘The night shall be filled with glad-i “A cat Ms-hich has sat on a hotl ness, 'stove, will never sit on a cold one.” ■ PEOPLE YOU KNOW And the cares that infest the day Shall fold their tents like the' Arabs, And silently steal away.” I Mr. and Mrs. Hovey Reid of Lyman,! Mr. and Mrs. M. Cassanova Chamber of Commeive meetings 'spent the weke-end with Mrs. Reid’s | visitoi's in Greenville on Friday, must ahvay.s fuimish certain members father, F. M. Boland. j Miss Margai-et Little and something to talk about. The other. Miss Hattie Mae Horton was theiFaiiy Shuler, students at lender col* <pont the week-end with his parents,! with her parents, .Mr. and Mrs. James Mr. and .Mr.s. R. .M. League, and had j Quattlobaum, in Columbia. ^ as his guest. Paul Sansburg, also a I Mi.ss Martha Bell is recovering at student at Carolina, 'the home of her sister, Mrs. H. H. Mrs. Cyrus Bailey and daughters,' Powell, in Greenville, after having* Mis.ses Francos and Florence, of Au- tonsil operation, gusta, were week-end guests of W. J.j Mr. and .Mrs. C. W. Hallman andl I Bailey. Mrs. B. M. Dutton spent Sunday in ■ i Mrs. Carroll Spencer has returni*d, Batesburg with Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Miss home ;jfter spending several weeks, Hallman, Sr. This, in a woxti, was the spirit that'"‘^^^ ® meeting of the I^urens^.^j^^nd guest of Mrs. Ola B. Kohn 1 pennt.a-.ed the anneal banquet "'"■“IT'*''"'"'-■in week of the Chamber of Commeree. '"*the topic of conver.| lation wae the tearing down of j,,. J. Kdinunds. in F.<tgcficl|d- Bill Columbia. .Mrs. John Moultrie is visiting her Covers were laid for 160, just half the, number that attended a similar social - . J*. * —• • tilnrnvin^i function fifteen years ago. was attractively arranged for the oc- , , casion with fall leaves and flowers,considered). The propo.sal imme and with red, white and blue in evi- oinxvsit.on and there dence on all sides ccntm^emo^ting strong the imposing structure and praising hast liesbyteiian chuieh its particular style of architectui'e. the.stei. public square to I provide additional i»arking space for, . , , cars and trucks t wagons and mules j Made, student at Clemson col- not considered). The propo.sal imme-P^'?*’- week-end with his pa rents, Mr. and Mrs. R. \\. Wade. oge, were here Saturday evening for the Pi Kapt^a Phi dance. Mr, and Mrs. B .F. W’ingard andj daughter, Barrie Jean, spent Sunday| with Mrs. W’ingard’s mother, Mrs. Fffie Wasson, in the Hickory Tavern section. J •Mrs. S. P, I’abb and daughter. Vir- Dr. W’. P. Jacobs, of the Armistice day. 'The menu was one could ask, the program and enter tainment up to standard, and a gen eral apirit of jollification and good fellowship was in evidence as the eve ning progressed. It was the 20th an nual affair of the kind with the mem- bera’ wives and friends invitt'd to add their grace and beauty to the scene. Members i>resent who were charter members of the organization were college, ginia l>‘e, of Charlotte, sjH'iit the! week-end with Mrs. Babb’s mother,' Mrs. ,1. L. Wright. i .Miss .Myitis Holland and Joe Ha- The building, of course, w'ill not comet Pansy W oixlruff of Spartan- ffins wdie the dinner guests of Henry down, because public sentiment will;^*^'^* the \^et*k-enl^ with her j the Poinsett hotel in not permit it, so the heavy stream of ■ ’ **'‘1 Mra. h. T. W ixHiruff; j t,ivenvil.e on Sunday. ) visitors to our court house town willj -^Lss Jean Daniels an<i Miss Miiiam .Mrs. Ligon .Xddy i.-5 spending this continue to drive and drive and hunt^Ijiuidei college, ^be week in Newberry \NilhMr. and Mrs. for a few vacant feet ui)on which to guests of Miss Daniels .sis-^\\. (. Addy. i park their cars. There are few towns and bitkihei-in-la\s, Mi. and Mis. ^Ir. aiul ^Irs. .1. H. Dailey and si)n.s,j where the parking congi>«tions _ ... ; Ihib and Darrell, visited in Spartan-, wOl HERE’S THE BEST WAY TO SAVE 1 _ it intt Um tiiat to ttkt t trip back •r to trlait triandi. Your aarlnci by Greyhound than buy a grand Thankagiving dinnar. MAmnE EOUMD-TIUP FARES Newberry $.6."» (ireenville !.");» Asheville 1.0.> Columbia 1.80 Bristol 7.8."» Charleston Knoxville 7.6."» Wytheville ....10.10 .Miami .1_...21.55 Sumter 3.35 (JREYHOIJNI) TERMINAL KELLERS Dime, STOKE—Phone No. 1 a M.'i GREYHOUND Rev. pulpit L. of ('. laiMotle the First When <»even tren+lemen speakiivg, it occurs to ail onlooker that , , I wnen seven gentlemen, f chinch of ( harleston on Sunday. ' was a euv in the gathering who io-^^‘^ column may say so without being' ^ u was a gu> in tnt gatnering wno jo , ^ ... ,, position with Pages beauty shopiK*. i vially squeaked old men.” out, “There are the .''unday Shealy. Mrs. Horace Howard and W. Sunday’Mi asked by the president to stand I^uiens, and seriously recognition 1 1 tnev must oo .sometning atkoiit ir. ii .Mrs. W. .1. Crews has accepted , • 4 r -. i_ 1 k - _ ♦ _ I termini as meddli/ig, we would sug gest to the professional men, mer- i chants, sali*smen and salesladies that November and December are the | the congestion can be greatly relievinl J big months of the yuar- qn the calen- if Will, leaYtt-thcix-cara. At home dar and are filled with many impor*-■ walk to their places of business.' . v . , ♦ tant dates. To start November there T'hey don’t do this in Clinton or any-,*^>f'' ' partanburg. siH'nt is the 8th—election day. The lOth is ''’here else, and rt’s a pretty safe bet J''th then niice and daughtei, .li.-s the birthday of Martin Luther, who.our neighbors wxm’t do it. But such '»waslK)rn in 1483. .\rmistice day rolls' Piactice would leave much parking around on the 11th and is celebrateil j f*'*' visitors and further post in many a hamlet, town and city. .\n<l l>one the day of ti*aring then comes turkey day on the 24th—"temple of justice. Busine.ss , I their employet's should be more con-' isiderate of the public — the people they depend upon to come into their stores to nmke the ca.sh registers with Bi*lk s Departnu'iit click. ^ ' A recent religious census in the city Ryan Mc( lary, student at t lemson occiqiied the! burg Sunday. Piesbrterian' Miss Vera Hunter spent the week end with her parents, .Mr. and .Mrs.. N. F.. Hunter, in ProsjH'rity. ' Mr. and .Mrs. Lewis Kay and sons, Mrs. (). O. Ci)i)elaiul and children. Hobby and Lewis Mac. of Hom«a Path,* .Fean and rtswald, of .Newberry, spent s)>eut the week-end with .Mr. and Mrs.! with .Mr. and .Mrs. W. C.-Frank ('. Young an<l Miss Lula Young. M.l Miss ■Annie Laura Kiiwards and of Siiartanburg, guests of .Mis.s dow'n men Thanksgiving. .And from there w'e .step out of Novembi*r into December. •An important date of this month is Monday, 21.st—for it was this date in 11)01 that the first wireless mes sage went sailing across the .Atlantic. On the 2fst, when everybody is excit ed over the stocking bangin’, we have the shortest day of the year. The 2«th'Hc3 in second plact', followeil by the is the birthiiay of Woodrow M’il.son, other denominations. A similar sur- boin in 1856, and recognizi*<l as one Just maile at the University of of the greate-st statesmen of all time. South f arolina shows that of the The climax of the month, of course, is 1." 14 students enrolled, the Baptists Christmas day on the 25th—when the li'»<l all other denominations on the whole world unites in exclaiming j religious praference list with 484 stu- Merry Christmas. The chief charm of Methodi.rt? come next witih 457, C-hristmas i.s its simplicity. It is a'‘<*i‘««byU*rians, Kpiivcopalian.s and Lu- .Miss Bebe Dillard .Ashwood, sjH'iit the week-eiiil with her parents, Mr. and Mis. L. B. Dillaiil. i Ciiff Mcl/i'od of Atlanta, spent the here with friends. j Miss Jeannette Pitts, formerly with .Anderson’s .V arul Iric store, is now and j .Marion Carson wt'ie the week-end N’elma Pugh. .Mr. and .Mrs. Di'auy .Martin of Lau- r(*tis, visiti'd .Mrs. .Martin's parents, Mr. and .Mr^s. .M. (’. Pooh', for the week-end, Mrs. J, K. Benjamin, .Mr. an<l Mrs. Roy Benjamin and sou spetit Suu<lay in Spartanburg with Miss Pauline Benjamin, student nurse at the Gen. eral hospital Fleming Mason of Columbia, was a of (’iharleston TevealiMl that the Bap" , his visitor in the city Saturday. | | lists lead in number, with the Catho- n»'>ther, Mrs. R. J. McCrary. ^ Miss Maron Summer spent the Mr. and Mrs. K .M. Timmennan week-end with her parents, .Mr. and and Dr. ami Mrs. Felder Smith were Mrs. F. R. Summer, in Kinarils. | I Mrs. T. L. W. Bailey si>ent Sunday .Mary Ella fe.stival that appeals to everyone, be-.therans were third, fourth and fifth, j irnee Hipp of North, understand it. It respi'ctively, with 247, 217, and 100'*’***'^ Robert J oh u.son ami RolH-rt the wiH'k-end with cause everyone can visitors in Charlotte Friday, .Mr. and Mrs. T, H. Montgomery; w ith her daughter, Mi.ss .spent Sunday in <’ommerce, (ka. j Bailey, in Campobello. I Billy Pitts and Billy Bynl, students Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Todd and Paul} wt Clemson college, spei^t the weok-!To<ld visited Mrs. Ttuld’s mother, Mrs. end w’ith Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Pitts. .Janie Brehmer, in Kinards Sunday, i Misses Mary l/ou Johnson and Ade-' .Miss Mildri'd Hipp of Parksville, Maide Roberts, .Mr.s. J .B. .Johnson, .Al- ami .Miss Irnee Hipp of North, spent their father, .M. H. is a sea,son when a genuine fellows+iip'•''ludents. Nineti'cri different faiths peivades our common life, a time are repre.sented in the student bo<ly. when all children, especially, are hap- •'^uch ivturn.s from the polls are not a py ami ex|H*rtant. For w'lH‘re would surprise, but rather to be exiM-cUsl, you find, anj'where, a child who does since thi.s denomination, numerically,! - - — - Irads all others in the state by a wide Horton visitisl fri#mls in Hartsville Hipp. Sumlay. .Mr. and Mrs. D. B. Bol>o and .Mr.i B. W. Hrouch, .Ir., spi'nt Sunday in ami .Mi's. Ari.sel Bolio visitwl .Mr. and Saluda with his parenUs. Mrs. .loe Simpson in Whitmire on Friends of .Mrs. Olin Johnson will .'smiday. be glad to know .she has returned to .Mrs. Herbert .Martin of liaurens. SUBSCRIBE TO THE CHRONICLE margin. > '■ umleigoiiig an apru'ii- “The Paper Everybody Reads” i The result caJls to miml an incident operation at the Hays hospital. — — said to have taken place in the legis-! Miss Margaret Blakely of Green- 'laturc several years ago w’hen quite a >'Pi‘Ht the w«H*k-end with her ‘ Ko.ss Hlaki A Gray Funeral Home Clinton, S. C. FUNERAL DIRECTORS ••• ond ••• EMBALMERS Ambulance Service Phones 41 and 399-J L. RUSSELL GRAY and f. PARKS ADAIR, Gen. Mgn. s|>ent .Sunday with her daughter. Mi's. Paul Tcnld. Mr. and .Mrs. Joe L. Carter were thr* wei'k-ernl gue.sts of .Mr. and .Mrs. noted character, Jo.sh Aahley, of An-, C. A. Workman in .Marion, N. C. derson, had the floor ami was giving! .Mrs. Kirtlislge Adair <)f .Mrs. KsU'lle Abrams, Miss N»*ll a glow’ing eulogv on the greatness of Rs*ck Hrd, spent the "W'ei'k-eml ^^ith_,Abra|n.s, amj \Ir. ami \lrs. Drumnioml Anderson county. “When (hsl made ^‘’te. 'Bailey ami little son, .lohiiny, spent South Carolina,’’ he sai<l, “his orown-i -Mrs. Roy Biyson weie the Sumlay in Aslieville with .Mr. ami guests of .Mr. and .Mi's. H. .M. ('baiwy .Mrs. .AllM'rt .S. Abrams, for th»‘ week-end. .Mr. and .Mrs. ('. K. .Niehids ami s<»n .Mrs. Alma McKei* sinuit Sunday in .sjieiit .Sunday in .Spartanburg Iba-k Hill with her (laughter and son- .Mrs. .Nichols’ paieiits, .Mr. and .Mrs WHAT DO YOU SEE IN A SAVINGS ACCOUNT — BOOK? 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Bailey £ Son BANK OLDEST E R S STRONGEST county Carolina,’’ hi* said, “his crown ing achievement wa.s Amlcr.son coun ty.’’ .\s he yiroc'eeded to enumerate it.x many asset.s and advantagt*s, a mem ber of the house arose and said, “.May I ask Mr. .Ashley a question?” "Y’es, sir,” the sjK*aker repliwJ. “Well, Mr. Ashley, you say .Anderson county is the garden spot of the world; tell us,' what is the altitude of Anderson?” "Overwhelmingly Baptist,’’ AshU-y shot back. .«I with Hugh L £ichelberger NEW YORK LIFE MAN 15 Years Experience Professional Insurance Information Furnished Free Member — The National Association of Life Underwriters. in-law, .Mr. ami .Mrs. (rrady Kvans. .Miss Helen Connolly .spent the week-end wah her sister ami brothei- .Mr .and .Mrs. L. \. .McMackin, in Great Falls. .Miss Fiances Roper is now making her home with .Mrs. J. W. Ix-ake since the removal of her parents. Dr. and .Mrs. J. C. Kojier, to Gaff^Tey. .Miss Kulene .Myers of Columbia,' was the week-end guest of Miss Shir ley Wilkes. B. K. Wils.m. .Mrs. K. L. Bailey and .Miss Ruth Bailey sjient the week einl in Green ville with their daughter and sisttT, .Mrs. William P. .Anderson. .Miss Catherine .Anderson is now making her home in York where she is engaged in historical resi-arch work. .Mr. and .Mrs .W. D. Copeland spent Thursday in Grei'iiville. .Mr.s. Walter A. Jidiiison and daugh- week-end in Di*- lohnson’s sister. .Mr. and .Mrs. .Alvin Thayer, Jr., are t"r, I’eggy, spent the visiting Mrs. Thayer’s mother, .Mrs. eatiir, Ga., with .Mrs. Rex Phillips. .Mr.s. R R, .Niekles. BiKy King, student al Furman uni- Mr. and .Mrs. Hugh .Morgan am! versity, Greenville, spent the week- daughter, Kay, .Mr. and .Mrs. J. D lend with his |>arents, .Mr. and .Mrs. Henry and son, Jbhrinie, and .Mr. am! .Mrs. W. .A. Coleman and daught(*r, Bonnie, all of Laurens, spent .Sunday with .Ml's. J. A. Coleman. i I.awrenee Davis of Greenvillr, vis ited liis sister, .Mrs. A. Ro.^ Blakely,* for the week-end. .Miss Adelyn la()scomb of Colum- PEP! THAT’S WHAT MAKES McCOY’S GASOLINE SO POPULAR! THAT - PLUS ITS LOW PRICE. ' Per Gallon O i* 19c Absolutely First Grade DRIVE IN TODAY McCOY’S CCT-RATE STATION DAVID GLENN, Manager STATION CORNER FLORIDA MUSGROVE STS. ‘ W. G. King. He had as his guest. Jack Ryce, also of I' urman. j I .Mrs. Fd I.ittle of Greenwood, visit- ' ed friends and relatives here .Satur day. .Misses Anne and Jane Catillo of [.Atlanta, were the week-end guests of j.Mr. and Mrs. W. G. King. They at- Ida, was the week-end guest of-.Mrs, tended the Carolina-Furman game in VV. D. Coptdaml. Greenville Saturday. | .Mrs. .Mildred Garrison has returned Mr.'j. Ix*o Burrell spent several days from Colurnhia, where .she visited her the past week with her parents in daughter, .Mrs. Bee Frith. .Mrs. Frith .Spartanburg. and son, Donald, accompanied her Little Joe Fincher Au.stin of I^au- home for the week-i-nd. rens, is visiting hi.> aunt, Mrs. Jack Miss Alice Rice spent the week- W. .Anderson. end with her jiareiits, .Mr. and .Mrs. .Mr. and .Mrs. Frank .Martin and W. C. Rice, in Cross Keys. | son, Frank, Jr., of liaurens, spetit .Mr. and .Mrs. .M. B. .Summerville .Sunday with .Vlr.s, .Martin’s mother, of Charlotte, sinnt the week-end Mrs. Irene Toild. with .Mrs. SunimerviHe’.s [larents, .Mr. .Mrs. P. .S'. Jeanes visitiil her son and .Mrs. G. C. Xaltors. i and daughter-in-law. Dr. ami .Mrs. R. .Mrs. C. .M. BaHey has returned P. Jeanes, in F.asley, for a few days from a visit to her daughter, Mrs. the past week. Brewer Dixon in Talladega, Ala. ! Olin Kemj) and Jay Barton of Au- .Mr. and .Mrs. T. .A. <’ook of Gieen- gusta, visited Mr. and .Mrs. h'loyd Hitt wood, visited .Mrs. <look’.s mother, on Sunday. ;.Mrs. A. Ross Blakely, on Tuesday. .Mrs. Ben Copeland has returned to B, IVl. Weeks of Greenville, was a her home after a visit to her sons, visitor here Thursday. George F. C-opelami of Winter Haven,| .Mr. and, Mrs, Mace Young and .Mr. Fla., ami B. F. Copeland of Charlotte, and .Mrs. Lewis Simpson sjient yes-| ^Mr. and Mrs. B. F'. Copeland and chil-! terday in Newberry with Mrs, Simp- dren and Mr. and Mrs. W. F’. Sheaths, j .son’s and Mrs. Young’s father, C. H.* j'also of Charlotte, accompanied her! .Shannon, who rs ill, - j home for the week-end. - ' Rev. and Mrs, .M. C. Dendy of I The following Clintonians attended. Gainesville, Ga., were the guests [the Clinton-Honea Path football game!'’’ut'sday of Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Cope- in Honea Path Friday: .Miss Helen land. j Hollingsw'orth, .Mrs. R. P. Wilder and .Mrs.’ Fid .Secrest and family of Ath-i son, Donnie, Miss l.aura Lynch, -Missions, Ga,. and Miss (’lara Addy of .Agnes Davis, Mrs, Paul Toild, W, C.' Greenville, were week-end guests of Baldwin, (royne .Simpson, Miss .Marie ^ Mr.s. George Taylor. j .Smith, Dr. and .Mrs. T. J. Peake, Miss, .Misses Charlie and Hazel Sims were Dorothy * Adair, Mr. and Mrs. I>an visitors in Greenville Saturday * (> (> (► (* (I f < ► I ► I ► (► (► 1 ► • < * <> i > ( * i* O <► (y I > o o (I« * o i y i y i y < y I ► < y * y i y i y i y I ► < y Y’arborough, Mrs. Gary .Martin, Mr. and Mrs. Andy Young, Mrs. B. B. ■ Ballard, Mr. and Mrs. Weldon Jack- son and Mias Elizabeth Jackson. Mr. and Mr.s, C. T. VV^ise and fam ily of Greenville, spent Sunday’ wdth Dr. and Mrs. Frank Kellers. Paul League, student at Carolina, OFFICE SUPPLIES THOSE SMALL.... 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