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THl RSDAY. FEBRI ARY 2, 193S
THE CUNTON CHRONICLE, CLINTON. S. C.
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PAGE FIVE
PEOPLE YOU KNOW
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drcn were the Sunday of the w-hether the fe«li-ral irovemment could |ch»nan, Jr., of Columbia, treasurer.
Roberts and Miss Hovis accompanied iMermine the .>«t*tes con^rresaional i N'anmi to the executiv'e
them home. ; repre.sentation. Me raid the .state had! were Fxi H
Miss Montez Sptdtz of \\%»odruff, f‘Tm|H>rlant part in nation-
^ and* Mr. and Mrs. Charlie White of'*^ affaii*8.’*
committee
iWamp of (jaffney. A- L.
HOSPIT.\LS
Miss Inez Youni:. student at Lander! Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Feriru.'ion are
Grwmville. wen* the week-enu jruests l-atlwlfre was one of the s|H*akei*s
of Mr. aiHl Mrs. Boyd Owinirs. |at the mid-winter institute of lhe!»**‘*il-
The fir<t hotmital ev«- built an.1 Greenwood, spent the week-,spt*ndin|r this wi>ek in New York. *'’*• '*• • J^'^ard siH*nt'^*’“^ t arolina Pn^Hs uasocialion.
conducted for the henefil of skrk men •*<*" T. Young.‘ R.w. Furman Jordan, pastor of the wet*k-end "ith thi* latter’s iva- "pidon James, a Unittsl Pn‘8s foreign,
and women wa^ erected on the Island Tlaxico and son. Pri>sbyterian ch-arvh at
of Ceylon, in the W 161 BC. Uter J?unday in Black.<burjr .\la . is visiting friends
•M. Wiggins of Hartsville, Pahner W.
Johnson of Marion, B. J. King of
Aiken, and Peace, the retiring prcai-
in
on a pious man in Ceyion. named
DuCtha Gaman:. b'oilt and maintained
during his hfetim^ eighteen similar
institutions where “th-xse sick of
bo>iy and sou. might come for c^>ni-
fort and medicine prepared by phy^-
sicians.**
Later a Persian king sen: his jH-r-
^>nal physician to Ceyion and to India
to study hospitals and the treatment
of the ill. Wh.-n this man .returnei. he
briKjght with him the gann- known as
chess, which originated in India, and
which, strange to say. was always
used in the treatment of certain tj^x-s
of nervousness-
Indeed. the Hindus were the first
physicians :<* practice p'.astkr sur
gery' and the s’urgeon of the da>*s be
fore Christ employed approximately
20** instrument- for the perfomiamv
of o|K ration-. .\ Huddhj<t k.ng nanudj
A-**ka en.cte»i ho(«p:ta.s not vciiy for-
hunian beings, t j: also for animals
ar 1 birds.
Giaiiunlly the erection
<r
with .Mr. Plaxico’s iiarents, Mr. and phanagt*.
Mrs. J. E. PlaxK'O. Mr. and .Mrs. H. R. Pugh
Miss Jeanette -Phieffer was the Suinlay in Spartanburg with
wet‘k-end guest of her aunt and uncle, tiaughter. .Mrs. Kembert Powell,
Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Chaney. Mr. Powell. ,
ilr. and Mrs. 1.. W. Raw} spent i E. Kub»*"ts of Shelb.v. N. t'
Sun^y in Lexington with the for- aocepted a iH»siti»>n with Belk’-
mer’s father. Sam Raw]. partnunts store in the nieii's
Miss Elizabeth Brooks. Mrs. T. J. boys’ dtiKirtment.
and
his
IV-
and
and Miss Elizabeth Nelson
were visitors in Greenville Saturday.
Mr. an<l Mrs. W. C. Huffman hud a-
thtMr guests Sumlay >lr. and Mrs.
.\. Setzler. Shealy Setzler and Miss
Lt*na Bell Johnson of Pomaria. Mr.
and Mrs. J. J. .Able and son. Johnny.
;>f Grt'enwoo.i. Mr. and Mrs. T. E.
Setzler and son. TtHnniy. of New^^'rry, Uyville. siH*nt
and Mrs. l>rucie MeSwain of this city, their son. G W
F'riends Lumus Puckett will be Mr. and .Mi's.
sorr>* to know he i.s confineil to his,of Bri>«>klyn. N.
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Mr. and .Mi-s. Fate R.xmage and .Mr.
and Mrs. T. K. Buz hard: visited
fiioiiu- in N«.\».H..y Sunday.
Carroll Pitts retumetl
his work in Inman after a
\vt*t‘ks' illiuss at tin* h.mie
Deniopolis, H- P- Henry. conespuiideiit, gave a ilescriptiim of}
at the or- Miss .Annie Ix*e Jackson, who teach- b^'inhing of the U. S. S. Panay in
, (OS lit Princeton. s|>ent the wtH*k-t*ndj Pi’ alxxard the !<hip ut the
spt*nt parents, Mr. and .Mi*s. T. J. iHumlH*!! by Jaiwiuisi*.
their Jackson. Mason ('. Brunson, of Florence,
Friend.s of Mrs. H. F. Scott will be was eK ‘ti*!! pix*sidenit of the South,
son*)* to know that she is ill at her Carolina Press lussociation to sumnd'
^'*'■'11’- ' 'Roger t'. Peace, of (riXH'nville, next I
Mr. and Mrs. J. R. AlcTt*t‘r and .lune
daughter of .Aiken, siient the Wi‘ek-
end with Mrs. McTt*t*r’s parents, .Mr.
and Mi*s. W. T. Putiuim.
M’*. and Mrs. 1>. W. Cope’.am! aii'l
.Miss KlizalH'th Copeland were the
Tui'silav to Sat unlay of Mr. and Mi*s.
several • CojH*land in GixH*nville.
of his
Hipp & Chandler
Clothes for Men and Boys
Vour Bu.sineK.s Appreciated
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officers electevl weix*;
SosSamon. of (raffney,
Oiler
F. \V. SosSamon. of (raffney, and
L. 1 atimer. Jv., of (’olumhia. vice-
iii sid. nts; IlaroUl C. B(H>ker, of., ('o-
iiiiil ia, swretary, and George A. Bu-
FREE!
If Excess Add eami
you pains of Stomadk
Fleers, Indigestion, Bloating, Gm^
Heartburn, Belching, Nausea, gat
a free sample of UDGA and a fret
interesting booklet at
KEI.LERS DRUG STORE
Mis.ses Lila and Mary Dillard of
mother. .Mrs. Nannie .A. Puts. Hendersonville. N. ('., spent the w\*t*k-
Mr. and Mis. (k*v»:-g»* Bell of Har- their si-ter. Mi's. N. Rw.si*
the pu.<t w»vk with ^
IV’!. and Mrs. Bell.
H.
h.vipitals
for the carirg f.»r the sick extende-l
into Turkey, (rreece and Rome, Gn*ece
^►-•.x^ming famous far its numerous
wt-!;-equipp^si. sanitary !H*spitaJ< with
running water for r^aths and toilets.
Pri*>r to the build.ng r»f these hous-
e- for the di- a-cl. .: wa.- the cust.mi
t-* ki!l ih««se when it wa- ;h»»ught
impeisible to cure. Later, a- Eurv»jH'
pi -gre-i-st-vl an.i ni »re h*»-pi:als wen*
built. It wa- difficu'* to gv< ph\*si-
cian- to i*?-actice :n them, and the
ca Ptakers wr'^e fitrcoi to d«» whatever
th»^y c-Hild fv»r the in
Then in .\ D., hte^-
piud specially buih fo f the
aick. equipped wKk b tend
ing ph]r*tietans and was
formally opened, aad . the
City of Lyoask. Franr
thing.
«'hai lemagne
iieving the >wk
wfien he mufd a
cottvest ot a mu
Unimy the
»a‘fie. to support and
ca e for the pi«<r. th*
atrangec. hi iaae.a(i
magnr*» generosity,
an an of p^ety. mm
lh»-»e inMtit
»kmdar nnei
The M
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rrtia* at
giratmt ai«d »•
the *<oid a* «
ata*.e- mf F t gw rs<e epu
al*. Italy leadinc f-rT > •>>
he«p(ta( dernfid tw t vt of
e
.Mai'sden Wilson
^ hkve joiiK'd their
home on accv>ut>t of a knee injury. son. H. M. Wilson. Jr., to m.ike th-, ir
T. H. I^eake of Pans, Texas, is vis- home herx. The Wil-ons have an
iting his sisters, Mrs. C. C". Ilailey aiwitment at the* home of Mrs. A. V
and Miss .Mayme L- ake. Mai tin.
Miss Vivian Parks Adair, who
to.aches at McCormick, sptmt the
wtx*k-end with her jKi"x*nts, Mr.
Mrs V P. .\klair.
.Mr. ami .Mrs. J. .\. Siaso. Misses
M.i’y aiivl Grace .'-case of ProsjH'vity.
vvi .e Gie gue-ls Suiulay of .Mr. ami
Mis. T. M. Scase.
Hill Gii-p .s]H‘n: the week-end in
.\tlanla with friemls and relatives.
.Mr. and .Mrs. Hovev Reiil of l.v-
IWJ »'*»'« v*%»f •
Mrs. K. F. Blakely. Misses Mar-,’”"’; 'i^i’*‘d Mrs. Reid's father,
garx**. and Kathtrme Klakelv an«i Rev. I>o!and. on Sunday.
Bronchial Coughs
Need Creomulsion
K.
Mrs. P. n. .Adair and Mrs. Frank
Simpson vi.>it*si .Mrs. Mary Pratht i
in (ireenwxxd Friday.
Miss Madge .Ahranis of Ijiurvns.
wa.« the gin*st of .Mr. an-I Mrs. L. t'
S.ngley Sun-lay.
Miss .Mhene ( • ftexand. stmleiit at
Ijn-iei college. Grr«*nwxvxl, s^n-nt a
few klay- the |«a.st w»*ek with her
father. L. 1*. G,.|H- and. aini giand-
nwither. Mrs. B F. Copeland.
' William B.akely sjH-nt Sunday in
tJreenvi’le with the'r daughter ami
sister. Mi's. W. W Amngto'i. an.l
Mr. Arrington.
.Miss Ma*y Fmma S|H*aki'. member
of the s -h s.»’. faculty at Buf'ab*. sjH*ni
the wc«'k-end w ith her 'oart nts. Mr.
ami .Mis. (V-egx- SiwaVt.
.Mr. arul Mrs. K. K. .\shmorx* ami
ehilditn of t'hu'.otte. and .Mr. and
Mrs. Mike ('askry aiwl son of Sk*mx*a,
'|*«‘nt S.inday w;th Mr.- \-hiii*rv’s,
ami .Mrs. (*a-key’s pai-ent.-. Mr. .tnd
Mrs. T L. t'«x»|»er.
Mr. ami Mr*. R P. Chairman s|>ent I riend- of M»s- * an»lyn lane,
Sumlay in 'Waterloo with Mr Chap- nH*mi«er of the tlxM :<la Stnx-t -»*h>Hd
man’s b*xith«*r, (lyxlr Chapman, ami faculty, will he sorry to know -h«- is
•Mri. Chapman.
Mmars France* Hurtr.
' P.iriel! Franks has accejited a po
sition in .'sw annanoa. N. ('.. ami is
making hi.s h'im* tluio with his
giandmoiher. .M s. K. .\. Buchinaii.
1 rii rids of .Mi .s. Sally .Simps**M w ill
be g’.a.l to know she is npi ning from
a i«.ei illness at t i* h- :ne of her
•11 in l.iw ami d.uigh er. .Mi. ami Mis.
W R Pits
•lo' Mv.MiIlan. student at GUm.-on;
eoii< ge, IS s|x-nding a few tlay- this
vvxek with his paient', .Mr. ami .Mrs.
.Imiie f. .McMillan.
In* lids of Ml s Kathleen .Shaw will
IM* g'ad to know she has returned to
hi t home after undergt>ing an app<*ii
dix >peration at the Hays ho-pital.
ft common cough, a che.st cold,
or .1 bronchial Irritation of today may
lead t o scriou.s trouble tomorrowr. They
may be relieved now with Creomulsion,
an eaiulsifled Creo.sote that is plea.sant
to la'.tc. Creomulsion is a mcdicintd
t ombinatlon designed to aid nature in
sooih’.ng and healing infected mucous
mi'inbranes by allaying irritation and
ii’llarunation and by aiding in loosen
ing and expelling genn-laden phlegm.
The Medical Profession h.as for gen
era? mns recognized the bcncliclal effect
of Brcchwood Creosote In the treat
ment of rough.s, chest colds, and bron
chial irritations. A .siiecial process was
work- d out by a cheml.st, for blending
Cn*osoie with otlier ingredients so that
now In Creomulsion you get a good
do.se of genuine Beecnwood Creosote
which is palatable and may be taken
frequently by both adult.s and children.
Creomulsion is one preparation-that
goes to the very seat of the trouble to
help loo.scn and expel germ-laden
phlegm. When cough.s, chest colds and
bronchial trouble.s-due to common colds
-liang on, get a bottle of Creomul.sion
from your druggist, use it as directed
and if you are not satisfied with the
relief obtained, the druggl.st Is author
ized to refund your money. Creomulsion
is one word, ask for It plainly, see that
the name on the bottle is Creomulsion.
and you’ll get the genuine product and
the relief you want. (Adv.)
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atwl J^tvom and Manoti Br^<wn xt-it(*i
lid a Thktma* BaKfwin and Hu(1« It'/at k in
L ob-1Sumlay
tlir Mr. and Mr* W D Arm-4n ng ami
diral rkiMrm ««f <r*-a) t «*art. q* ni S» :*'ilav
1 thr with Mr* Arra*Uxin* - M
and Mr* F.ucrnr Hrt*
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*tMMta> With Mr* M * m*-'#*-
M^ J k t idrtnan
Mim T*ikM* A«larr. at |j»r.
drr t^iraw«Mwl. •pmt tlw
v«w*k.«Wil with kwr |Mirv*ftt> Ml a:"*
Mr- P B \i4aif
Kuth Mow*-*. «ebai>n* wt N^w
bri r-*ii«tr*'. »p«'Wl tkr w*»k r-nd wiih
W* pwrrnt, Mr and Mr- M 1.
M»**it»
Ml and Mm \ f k.^., M.-
Julia kan*l Mr. Dark < **!*'
lan*t Ml* Mar* iVwlbrr .n
(•rrmwa-sf '*ui«la>
Mr» J W Luwat*. M**- * hmrW-*
M*****t) and T II la*ak« -la**:*
>n F,a*t •X**t W Mr »frml Ml- K-«H-rt
Hamrr
iH M P Jwrwik* wa- tiw wv***%'-
•prak**' jr«-**,-nlay mf’.rrfmmm at tlw
ine^tng i»f thr Mr«lnr-Mlar riub •*-
Mr an*l M'« llu'w-r-* T «|i1 Ha-I a*
fh»ir w«-- k *-1 g *-■ ■ • M*- 1 »l.i -
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ill at h.1 IwwiM* m WwK-rry ‘ Tiick.T. foniH-tly cm-
Mr. and Mtw Kav Mill- an.1 daugh- ('liril*Mi Fl..wx*i >.h*ip. ha-
t, r. Annr. of Gtr<nw...w|. ami Mr and «•> ‘»ff'‘'* l*i.-iti..n with R.u*k
.Mi> Jim iNivi* ..f < .dumbia. w,*n* l*'inting and Finishing cuiqiany
v?-it*. - hrre Ihui-lay '* •'*** •' McNair uf Or-
M and Mr- .<bra.y ami ohil **»”*•• *■*•• • K*.1htI M* Millaii
dr**n uf BatwbwTK. were tlw gvir-aa, Mr* MeMillan itf Flarkwviiiv, Ga.,‘
Sumfaiy ..f M* ami M- I mn Crngw* ‘ R iwJand of .>uiiit.-r. wi-rr
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Printers - Stati
.-tuJ* r.t at loimW culb-gx*. Greenrwood.
•Mr-. J. H. Ia*w5- and ; t*!* dajgh-
t< I ix-tuiDxil t » tfhir h-*niv «!> fl;x**-ii>-
bn>*. N. .s-tru day after a vi-it <*f
.i\ ;•! w.-te- * » Mr-. la-v.^'- si--
:**: s. .Mis. K>.y Ii*--.^ami ai.’i .'I W
.\. Hurh-r.ar.
* Miss ( a .nt-rir.- P.a*e!y. m* :n « r of
;h* soh •*>■! ty at B- n:i«-*:'vi!l**.
’K.it the wx*;. k-* nii with ht;<ari*rits.
Mr. and Mr-. J ihr. T. B!akdy.
Rev. Wilhatn Blak: :y 'if I>*>raville.
<ia.. is sp«*nding several days thi.s
week with his m'Jther. Mrs. 'R. F.
Blakely.
Friends of little MMire*i Holland
wtH be giad to know she i- recuper
ating after uri*iergi*ing an appendix
operation at the Hays hospital and
will return to her home today.
Cliff Mela***! of Atlanta, -pent the
■week-end with h:s sister, Mr.-. Hugh
Holman, and Mr. Holmar.
Mi.-s Billie Hil!, 3.:j*ient at Ijin<ler
college. Greenwervd. was the week-end
guest of Mr. a.’-d M.'^. R. E. .'^a.Ler.
-Mr. an*! M rs. O. T. La'wir.g an*i R
W. Johnson. Jr., of Greer. Mr. and
Mrs. W. H. Meadow- and Ralph P.
.\dair frf Mai-on, Ga., wSre the guest.-
Surxday of Mr*. Irene Pitts and oth
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