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A V. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1938 THE CLINTON CHRONICLE, CLINTON, S. C PACE rrrr j PEOPLE YOU KNOW | Clinton-Lake View game. R. A. Cason visited friends in East- over Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Driggers and son, Billy, are now making their home Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Pugh were vis-! and David Tribble were in Columbia^>" Clinton. Mr Driggers is manager itors in Greenville Sunday. I Monday to see and hear President ^ , , * j I R<vvseveh ' Columbia,- where he held a Grady Adair, formerly . connected similar Dosition with Baldwin’s, has accepted a posi-j Mrs. Mattie Lyles, formerly ofi .. _ . . tion with Blalock’s Grocery. Whitmire, is now making her Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Wells and Mr. '^^’'^ Ferguson street. Greenwood, were here Friday for the ['decorations given by Mrs. Clarence E — -■ f N OTICE OF , STOC K HOLDERS’ MEETING 1 .A bibulous - fellow is unahle to de cide between Rye, N. Y., and Cham- Owens of Columbia^ under the aus pices of the Laurens Gartfth club. | , i •Mr. and .Mr,. Wrltnn Drrrick. fnrJ . •'>'»««.« t>ereby given that a spee-j ■““in'. "1-. a, a .vpot for the holidaj*. merlv of New’berrv are now makimri'^ meeting of the stockholders of Vior- Mn TWa ' 1, ’ ^^.Joaona Cotton Mills will be held at their home here. Mr. Derrick is con-;... - ... neeted the Pilot Ufe Jnturanee ^ (South Carolina, at 3:30 P. M., on V fi, ,, 1 I Monday, the 10th day of December, a. 'A .Tr’ , Goldville, and 193s, for the purpose of considering Mrs. T. L. W. Bailey of this city, w'ere , a resolution of the Board of Direc-, home Ferguson of Whitmire, m Uurens Tuesday afternoon for a tors for the decrease of the authorizedi is visiting her aunt, Mrs. Henry Bur- meeting of the Limestone College club corporation from! COUGHS, COLDS mmosphen& ^ Pleasant, Effective Vapor Treatment. Kettle Free See Your Druggist. and Mrs. Marvin DeYoung visited rel- " • A‘ ®*’^'** Chil ton. itiv«'in VlTe Hickory’Trveni’',^'ion'<<™" ’P^"' Monday in Groenrvood rr-ithl Harry and Lindvay Young of kyhit- Mr. and Mrs. Tom Taylor. ;mire, were guests of their uncle, .1. \\. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Medlock of lau-,Mliam. for the Clinton-Iake View rens, and Mrs. Lumus Lake of this game Friday. Sunday. M iss Gertrude Culbertson, mem ber of the school faculty at Lake View, was the week-end guest of Mrs. R. W. Johnson' O. .1. Sheely was a business visitor in Charlotte Monday and Tuesday. M iss Lorene Burroughs was the week-end guest of Miss Margaret Burgess in Laurens. Friends of Mrs. Nonnie Young will city. W’ere the guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Robertson in Ninety- Six. Sam Crouch and R. S. Gaskill are visiting the latter’s son, Clois Gaskill, in London. Kentucky. L. M. Blakely and Bluff Blakely ... , 1 , • . ^ i> m i i , j • w- 1. . , .01 'Miss .Azile Livingston of Newbervv, Kamagt', .Mrs. Jack .Adair, and (arlton '''Mrs''ll’c''CulbcrtMn Mil's *Fvclyni“ I'a'"!''''! of the regret to kno.- that she continue, ill Cu’lherUion and Uwntnee Culbertaon, r."'allace nnd Kasten, St:„; chnpler Buffalo home of her daughter, Mrs. of Laurens, .spent .<;«tur.lay with Dr. "'T I',”’ f'"’'''./'’'’ Tue.sd.sy evening. \veek-en<l with Mrs. \\ allace .-i mother, ^ M rs. J. M. Au.stin si>ent the week end in Hamlet, N. €., with relatives. I Miss .Maix>n Summer was the week end guest of her aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. J. 1*. Summer, in Ninety- aSix. at the home of Mi's. T. C. McGee. Miss Marjorie .Ann Wilson, Miss^ Rebecca Reid of Greenville, and Miss SHirly Rider of .Anderson, were the week-end guests of Dr. and Mrs. W. 1’. Jacol>s. .Mrs. I). 0. Rhame, Jr., .Mrs. Hugh L. Eichelberger and Mrs. S.' M. Hunt-' ley were visitors in Greenville Tues day. Mrs. R. r. Chapman, Mrs. P. H. -Adair, Miss Julia Ferguson, Mrs. Fate at the home of her daughter. Mi Forest Summer, in New'berrj* . » and Mrs. R. W. Johnson. > Mrs. C. J. Brittain of Morganton, Mrs. 0. O. Copeland of Newben-y, N. C., is visiting Mrs. J. E. Brittain, spent Thurstlay and Friday w’ith [her Fnemls of Jame.s Addison of Gold-Ai>^ter and brother-in-law, Mr. am^ $1,500,000 to $500,000 and of its, shares from 15,000 to 5,000 of the par value of $100 each, and to approve or disapprove a resolution of the Boanl of Directors that the corpor ation issue ten-year seven percent notes or debentures of said corpor ation in the sum of $.500,000, and for the transaction of any and all busi ness necessary or desirable in con nection therewith. My order of the Board of Directors this 1 Ith day November, 1038. F. L. RF.GNF.RY, Itc - tsecretary, ville, w'ill be glad to know he is sat isfactorily impiMving after undergo- •Mrs. .Arthur Copeland, i Miss Lily Mae Wertz of Spartan burg, visited friends here last week- * 1 emt. .Mrs. R. W. Johnson and little Miss Evelyn CuU .Mopday to hear President Roosevelt. Mr. and .Mi-s. Willie M'aits of Waix* Mrs. W. C. Shealy. Mr. and Mrs. Duckett Adair of Co-, v,* ,. a t ing an operation at the St. Francis lumbia, spent the w’wk-end wMth the hospital in Greenville. former’s parents, Mr, and Mrs. R, Mrs. Cecil Abrams of Spartanburg, A<lair. is spending this week w’ith her mofh- Huston Manning of l^itta, was a vis- ,, , , /• 1 vi» D \ c* I-a 1-1- a f ■ 1 J aa 1 1 Nhoals, worv the guests of Mr. and er, Mrs. R. A. Steer. r rtor in Clinton r nday and attended ,, „ «-:i 1... 1.... 1 ...a,._ i Friends of Mary Barksdale w.ill lie | the CHnlon-ldake View fiKitball game. glad to know .she is able to be out Mr. and Mrs. T. R. Huzhardt s|H*nt a^ain after btung ill the past week. Sumlay in Fountain Inn with their' Mrs. T. C. Ferguson of Whitmire, brother, hiarl Buzhaixlt. was the guest Thursday of .Mr. and Mrs. Jqe PiiH>r of Greenville, is vis- Mrs. G. .A. Hui’ton. iting her'^j^randmother, Mrs. M. E. .Mrs. R. F. Blakely and daughters. Browning, and other ixdatives in the Misses Catherine and Margaret Blake- city. ly .spent Saturday in Greenville. Mr. and Mi's. R. P. Wilder, Dr. T. Rev. B. H. lioyd, of the college fac- ,1. Peake and Miss ‘Agnes Davis weix* ulty, occupit*d the pulpit of the First visitors in Charlotte Saturday. Mr. Presbyterian church of l^aurens Sun- Wilder and Dr. Pi^ke attondt^l the day at the morning service. * all-star footiiall game. Mr. and Mrs. B. W. Gibson and Friends of Mrs. George M. Davis children of Inman, spent Sunday with and Miss Beverly Davis will regret Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Shealy. j to know they are now making their, Mr. and M rs. Ligon Addy visited home in l^aurens. I the former’s parents, Mr. and Mrs.' Floyd Hitt has accepted a position' W’. C. Addy, in Newberry Sunday. ,with Dailey’s Cash Grocery. )t j Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Plaxico and son,} Mias Inez Young and Miss Alliene Boliby, Miss Nannie Young Tribble Cojieland, students at Lander college. Mussolini bans the use of a “pony” I'luv depaitment of agricukurc has in translating I^itiii in schools, there- aniuuiiiced that 37,00(),0{H),00() eggs by coupling free liver.y service with [were laid last year. Exclusive, of free speech and freedom of the press.' course, of theatrical productions. INSURANCE We think we know the best Fife and Life Insur ance policies. We think we know how to advise the l>est plans for you. We think we have the best companies. Consult me. B. H. BOYD, Agent Clinton Realty & Insurance Co. I You Should Know Banking, Too! It'i.s not enough for us to know banking; we want'you to know banking, too. At the officers* desks and the tellers’ win dows each hanking day we explain banking problems to our customers. We are glad to do this, because we want you to know something of the careful attention we give to every safe banking rule. This modern hank provides the utmost possible service and protection for you. We are always glad to talk over YOUR fi nancial problems. WE HANDLE FIRE, AUTOMOBILE AND CASUALTY INSURANCE AND REPRESENT AMERICA’S STRONGEST STOCK COMPANIES. WE INVITE YOUR BANKING BUSINESS M. $. Bailey i Son BANKERS OLDEST STRONGEST FOR YOUR c CAR’S SAKE - FOR ECONOMY’S SAKE - -TRY- McCoy’s Gasoline 19c Per Gallon Absolutely First Grade NOT WHITE GASOLINE NOR THIRD GRADE. DAY'AFTER DAY SEE MORE REGULAR CUS TOMERS VISITING McCOY’S AND SAVING. JOIN TIJE CROWD. McCOY’S CUT-RATE STATION DAVID GLENN, Manager STATION CORNER FLORIDA & MUSGROV^ STS. ,Mr.><. R. P. WildtM’ Friday and attontl- otl thi‘ (’lii>tt>ii-I/ak»' Vivw garni*. Walker Spiiix of Honoa Path, spent the week-end in the city with friends. Mrs. Virginia (riierard was in t'o- lumhia Moinlay to see and hear Presi dent RiMisevelt. Mrs. K. P. Little and daughter. Miss Margaret Little, and Fairy Sclui- Ii'i’ of Givenwood, visited relatives here .Sunday. Mr. and Airs. T. II. .Montgomery are visiting relatives in Gommei'ce, Ga. Billy King and .Marion Lawson, stu dents at Furman university. Green ville, were here for the <’linton-l<ake View game and spent the week-end with their yiarents. Dr. Frank Kellers attended the “ham feast” and convention of ama teur radio operators in ('olumbia on Kunday. Dr. W. P. Jacobs of the colltice, was guest speaker at the First Pix's- byterian chuix*h in (rreeiwoiwl Sunday morning. .Miss Lois Page spent the week-end with her fatlw'r, W. N. Page, in Spar- tanlnirg. Mr. ami Mrs. K. T, WiMlruff had as their guests Sunday .Mrs. T. F.. Rice, .Mr. and .Mrs. W. Taylor and daugh ter of Greenville. Mrs. Klla i’rawford left Saturday for Spartanburg where she will spend the winter with relatives. ■ .\. L. .Sbi'paril attended a meeting of J. Penney <’o. managers in Co- I lumbia Thursday and h'riday. 1 .Miss .lean McKih* was thi* wts-k-end gue.st of her sister and brothei -in-law, I .Mr. and .Mrs. (irady Kvans of Rock 'Hill. I .Aiken Taylor and J. S. Walkup, I Presbyterian ndlege students, s|»oke iat the Tihrd Presbyterian church of 1 j(;ieenviJle on .'siinday. .Mr. and Mrs. .John H. Hunter, Mrs. 1 i My rile Hunter, and Rev. and Mrs. L. [C. li».VIotle attended the Hughes- ' Daniel wedding in ('olumbia on Sun- | day. I, R. K. Ferguson and .Miss Lucile 1 Ferguson of Whitmire, and .Mrs. A. (’. .Sligh and son, <'hevis Sligh, of .Ninety- ' isix, were the guests .Sunday of .Mr. | and Mrs. (L A. Burton. ^ .Mr. and Mrs. (0*01 ge Thoma.s and ^ daughter, .ludith, of Carlisle, spent ' .Sunday with .Mr. and .Mrs. D. C. Heits- tess. j .Mr. and Air.’*. Ddy.s .McIntosh of Ninety .Six, .siieiit the week-end with the formerV parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. K. McIntosh. j Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Tribble and children visited* .Mrs. Tribble’s pa rents, .Mr. and .Mrs. .1., N. (juinn, in Blacksburg .Sumlay. . | Friends of Miss Teii.sie Blakely will be glad to know she is improving from a recent illness. Alr^ and A1 rs. A. J. .Merchant and .Mrs. Annie Giles Hailey were visitors in GreenwiKMj .Sunday. 1 •Miss .Mary Bi-ll CarjM'iiter of (Jreen-' ville, was the week-end guest of .Miss •Mary Bailey Owens. 1 Mr, and Mrs. Leon Nichols and daughter, Sara Ann, of Newberry, vi.sited Mr. and .Mrs. C. K. .Nichols on tSunday, .Mrs. John M. Copeland and .Mr. and -Mrs. Gillette Simpson of Renno, were guests Sunday of .Mr. and Mrs. I. B. Copeland. i .Mrs R. G. Wallace and Mrs, .Sloan Chapman of Nww’berry, visited Mr, and .Mrs. G. A. Burton on Saturday. •Mr. and Mrs. F. lM. Stutts, Mrs, John B. Ferguson and Mr. and Mrs. Guy L. Tumblin were dinner guests ' of .Mr. and Mrs. A. K. McIntosh on i Tuesday, ^ '■! Miss Carrie .Mitchell has returned home after being called to Clover on ' account of the death of her brother, I Miss Ctdie Blakely of Columbia, is , I here toilay for the Todd-Eargle wed- | ding. The friends of Mrs. Ansel Bobo will J be glad to know that sihe is improv-d ing at the home of her parents, Mr. , and Mis. Tohi Chalmers, in New- j berry, after being a patient at the ' Hays hospital. ' Mrs. B. O. Whitten, Mrs. R. C. j Adair. Airs. A. B, Godfrey, Mrs. W. ^ i W, Harris, Mrs L. B. Dillard, Mrs. M.'i 'J, McFadden and Mrs. Harold Fishj' jwere in Laurens Friday afternoon for ' a lecture demonstration on Christmas I Pre-Christmas Clearance Begins Friday, December 9 A Big Holiday Sale Coming Just In Time To Help You Make Your Christmas Selections At Big Savings. All High-Grade, Nationally Known Quality Merchandise. . I = I DRESSES Our entire stock of New Fall Dress es for street, sports, dinner and eve ning wear reduced to — ^ 1-2 PRICE All Sales Cash All Children’s and Misses’ Dresses reduced to — 1-2 Price ALL COATS FUR TRI.MMED AND SPORT MODELS NEATLY REDUCED This Season’s Styles SI.95 and S2.95 WOMEN’S FALL SHOES The sea.son's most popular styles in short lots, reduced for quick clearance. Now, only— $1.00 Hi^h and Medium Heels, New Fall Shades. Many Fall Sports Oxfords Included. UNDERWEAR AND HOSIERY 10^ REDUCTION Sh.riO PERMANENT WAVE, for .S.T.OO for PERMANENT WAVE, Special 2 for All Waves Given With Best Oil Solutions. ARCH EYE LASH AND EYE BROW DYE sc S I s I s I I i I I % I % « S s s 0 For Christmas $5M $3.50 PERMANENT WAVE, QQ <!( s I Many Big Values You Shouldn’t Miss Come! * Joe L. Cauter i THE STORE FOR LADIES AND MISSES * m