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\ I • / THURSDAY. MARCH SO, 1939 THE CLINTON CHRONICLE. CLINTON. S. C. PAGE FIVE Dr. Felder Smith' of HRS. SMITH & SMITH OPTOMETRISTS Specialist In Eye Examinations Office Hours Daily Phone 29 for Appointment CL^XTONa S. C. Birthdays . | And Anniversaries I Clara Johnson is eleven years old today and her brother, Acie Lee John son, will celebrate his ninth birthday Tuesday, April 4. I PEOPLE YOU KNOW Miss Mae Barton of Columbia, was the week-end jcuA'st of Miss Bloi.se Von Hollen and Mr. and Mrs. Euffime Johnson. dausrbter, Barrie Jean, were vbitori in Greenville Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. James Tinkler of Cliffside, N. C., visited Mrs. Tinkler’* of J parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Knox» Sam ! March Cae^sanova had a birthday on Mrs, Floj-d Hitt had as her week- ■ end g'uest. Miss Helen Franklin of 'Cross Anchor. 1” Mrs. TTHeese Young will observe a birthday Sunday, .April 2. Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Johnson lA-ill celebrate a weiiding anniversary Mon- 'day, .April 3. I Mr. and Mrs. D. B. Smith were vis itors in Hendersonville Sunday. Mrs. Grady Evans and Mrs. W. O. Brown of Rock Hill, spent Sunday with their mother and sister, •Alma McKee. — I Mr. and Mrs. William Coker (Spartanburg, spent Sunday here withilast week-end Misses Madeline Adair and Frances | and Mrs.j Harvey Eggieton is visiting Milam were visitors in Columbia McDanid. j relatives in Greenville, N. C. Mr. Eg- Thursday. Mrs. n. W. Beithea of Dillon, is the'gleton accompanied 'her for the week- Mrs. J. A. Bailey attendee^the D. .A. R. conference in Spartanburg thi.s week. Mf. and Mrs.*L. .A. Reeves were tlie Mrs.| vveek-end guests of relatives in Kins- Iton' N. gue.st Hairi T Gray Funerzd Home Clinton, S. C. FUNERAL DIRECTORS ... ond ••• EMBALMERS Ambulance Service Phones 41 and 399-J L RUSSELL GRAY aad V. PARKS ADAIR. Gen. Mgrt. \ 1 rs. Edgar Copeland has a birth- 'day F^riday, March 31. i Walter .A. Johnson will observe a birthday Tuesday, April 3. Mi.-s Bertie Mc.Mahan of .Anderson,! Friends of .Miss Millie Whitten will vd.-sited friends at the orphanage lastlln- sorry to know she is a patient at vvtH‘k-end. Haj-s hospital., Mr, and Mrs. FI. L. Bobo, Mrs. How-1 .Misses .Marion and Lucile Carson of her daugbU'r, Mrs. W. W.iend. Ijittle Bonnie Coleman of Laurens, is •Mrs. .lames MoniW of Ijatta, andlvisjting her grandmother, Mrs. J. A. .Miss KathtM'ine Blakely of Benm'tt.s-jt’oleman, this week, ville, spent the wot‘k-end with their j Mr. and Mrs. Harry C. Payne are parents, Mr. and , Mrs, John T. I occupying an apartment at the home Blakely. , , jof Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Neighbors on .Mr. and Mrs. B. F^. Wingard and'Fast Carolina avenue. 'Mrs. Sallie B. day Maivh 22. Gt'orgia B. Nabors celebrated tenth birthdav March 27. i Nabors had a birth-O’ShieJds and daughter, Mary!of Spartanburg, were the week-end .Ann, of Spartanburg, were visitors in,.guests of Miss Velma Pugh. her H. D. HENRY I SELE(TEI) FOR "WHO’S WHO” F'ight stmlents at Presbjterian col lege have been seleottnl on the basis of scholastic ability, to be entered jin the| publication, "Who’s Who In •.American Universities and Colleges.” Those composiivg the group are: l.a- Mrs. F'loyd Hitt. 'mar Boswell, Alvin Chapman. J. L.| Rhett P. .Adair, W. P. Mayes, Bob- Culp, lyouis Hi'ckle, C. B. Holcombe,* K'’ J‘nd llulnTt .Adair were the week- IVendell Pope and Morris Ritch. jguests of friends in Macon, Ga. . . Miss Cawline .Martin and Miss I Mary Hart Dargan, who teach at spring holidays with the former's mother. .Mrs. .A. V. 8 Marlin. .Albert .Abrams of .Asheville, spent the city Wednesday. , M,-. and Mrs. W. C. King attended Mi.ss Caroline F'rt'ivman had as her the Kappa .Alpha ‘‘.Auld I^ang Hyne" vv».H‘k-end guests her cousin. Miss ball at the Poinsett hotel in Giwn- F'lise Merriam of .Atlanta, and Miss i ville on F'riday evening. ; F^lizalndh McU>nald of (’hester, whoj Mrs. W. (\ Huffman and daugh-’ attended the P. C. military Ivall. jt-os .-^pent the week-end with Mrs. Mrs, Paul Simmons and daughter, Huffman’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. T. Barbara Ann. of Jacksonville, F'la.,^ A. Set/.ler, in Pomaria. They were sjM'nt a few days the past week with I joined by Mi’. Huffman on .Sunday •Miss Vivian Parks .Adair, member of the sehool faculty at .McCormiek, visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. V. P. .Adair, last wi^ek-end. Banking In Tomorrow’s World 1898-19^1? F. M. BOLAND I I e H. D. HENRY & COMPANY INSURANCE STOCKS — BONDS — REAL ESTATE lyOANS NEGOTIATED Telephone 121 4.t V § I y y y I i \l SHOE REPAIRING See us for best s)ioe rebuilding. We call for your old shoes and deliver them looking like new. Quality mate rials and skilled workmanship will add to the life and ap pearance of your footwear. CITY SHOE SHOP J. B. Dailey, Owner Phone 92H.3 S. 1). Dawkins, Mgr. the wt‘ek-end with his mother, Mrs. F.stelle .Abrams. .Mis> .Marjorie Buneh of Greenville, was flu* week-end guest of .Miss Mir iam Donnan and attended the P. C. military hall. •Miss Nell .Abrams and George Plunkett of <Onyers, Ga., were visi tors at Magnolia gank'iis in Charles ton .on Sunday. .Mrs. .lake Wilkes of Columbia, spent the we<‘k-end with her brother, las) Thomas, and .Mrs. Thomas. .Mrs. ,Iohn .Moultrie spent Thursday in Filgefield with her parents, .Mr. and Mrs. R. ,1. Edmunds. Mrs. Miiul- trie was aivompanied home by her si.'.tto’, .Miss Lorene Kilmunds, for a fi‘w (lays' visit. Mr. and Mrs. .Mike Caskey and son of tseiieea, spent the spring holidays hei’t' with .Mrs. Caskt'y’s parents, .Mr. .and .Mrs. T. L. C(*oper. j .Miss Kinma .Adams, Mrs. T. H. j .Mmitgomery and .Mrs. W. G. King were visitors in .'spartanhurg Wed- I lU'sday. , 1 Mr. and Mrs. F'rank Marlin, Jr., (and sen of l^aurtms, spioit the week- iend with .Mrs. .Maitin’s mother, Mrs. ' 1 retie Todd. 1 Robert Miller of Richmond, Va., o o o o O < ► i* The trend of banking ha.s been toward more complete financial services for the individual. In part this trend is due to the desire of banks to he of maximum helpfulnes.s, and in part to the growing ctwiiplexity of modern life, which accents the importance of individual financial management. < > i > i > ♦ ♦ This trend wilt continue, we believe, into the world of tomorrow. This bank will continue to study the needs of the average individual and to provide new or improved banking services whenever neces.sarv. •Miss R(»sa Bailey Little, who teach-1 "as a visitor at the or|vhanage for es at Flstill, spent the WkH‘k-end wL'thIthe week-end. her mother. Mi's. ,A. 1’. Little. Dr. W. P. Jac(rf>s and Dean .M. W. Brk)wn of the coli“ge, are attending the annual me«)ting of the Southern Association of Schools and CoUi'ges in st»ssion in Mk'tnphis, Tenn. J. D. Owens spent Sumlay in .At lanta. Mi.Hses l>k>n>thy, Sara and .Mary Nettie Jleniy of Gi'ismwood, w«*re the: wwk-end guests of their aunt, .Mrs. I Ryan Mrt’rary, .student at ( bmison, spent the wiH*k-t*nd with his mother, j Mrs. R. J. MoCrary. j .Misis Flmma Little, who ti*aches at Benriettsville, v-isitinl her |»arents, Mr.i and Mr.s. John T. Little, last week end. I Miss Pansy Wooklruff of Gn*enville, .-pent Sunday hen* with her pan*nts, .Mr. and .Mrs. K. T. WcHxlruff. ' .Miss .Miriam ('(deman was the We invite you to open an account at this bank and to become acquainted with our .ser vices. $. BailH it Son OLDEST B AN K E R S STRONGEST FRYERS . FOR SALE MILK FED — EXCELLENT QUALITY Apply To Thom well Orphan2ige Poultry Farm W. C. Huffman, Mgr. Olin .Shealy, .Ir., and Mr. .Shcaly. I wei'k-end guest of Mr. and Mrs. Clyde .MeCrary at-: Hugh .Morgan, and tk*nd(*d thk* fun«‘ral of .Mrs. .McCrary's Ijiiurens. unde, F'rank I (avis, in Union on F ri day. I Mr. and .Mrs. F',. Goff had :i< th<*ir wei*k-»*nd giH*st iMis.s Jackson of Inman. Mr. ami Mrs. J. V. A her M r. sister. .Mrs. •Morgan, in DIXIE .Misses Margaret Hriee and .lule Kelly of Winthrop eollege, will sjiend the spring holidays with .Mr. and Mrs. FlunieejW. 1). Copeland. , .Mis.a .Annie lx*e Jack.son spent the Snider and I spring liolidays with her parvuts, Mr.i pgVtDE fKfiVn COST -Miss .A. H. .Snider of K(K*hester, N. V., are visiting their daught(‘r and niece, .Mis. H. Flarl .Spencer, and Dr. .Spen cer. Mr. and Mrs. Olin Shealy, Jr., were gues.t.s of relatives m Greenwood Sun- «Iay. j .Miss Kate Milam, ineiidHT of the ^ 'cbisd faculty at .Springfield, sjK>nl I the week-end with her parents, .Mi. iand .Mrs. J. \V. .Mdam. Or. AV. P. .lacobs was guest speaker at a joint m»*eting of the NewlxTiy service dubs on F’nday evening. .Ml. and .Ml'S. I>(‘unny .Mai’tin and Jaeks(»n. and \\. C. visitors in Huffman ('olumhia and Mis. T. J. Tom Piaxico were business .Saturday. .Mi.ss .Mary Kmma .Sjieake, who t«*aehes at Buffalo, spent the spring h didays with her parents, Mr. and .Mrs. G( orge .Speake. George ( ody of Kstill, was the guest of friends here last week-end.^ Mr. and .Mrs. F’. .M. Stutl' and .son, Kidiaid, were guests .Sunday <tf their niece and cousin, .Mis.s Kv(*lyn Ix'a, studint at Winthrop college, R(K’k Hill. .Miss l)(»t(>thy .^'tutls, who spent at Craytumura Raducad Faraa Cut Mp«w ta hf Orvirbottfid at on*- third dritriac coM. lbiK>7 twica aa aatich aightaattag raturaing anothar Ortyhound ravtal OM-urar fi daughter ami Mr. and .Mrs. Bill Pmv- the week-end there, accompanied ier and daughter (rf Iwtui'cns, spent thcUhi'in home, week-end with .Mis. Power’s ahd .Mr.s.! Mrs. S. P. Bahh and daughtei, Vir- •Martin's parents. .Mr. and .Mrs. .M. ('. giriia I,ee, of Charlotte, visited Mr.s. ! Pixde. ' Balih’s moth(‘r. .Mrs. J. I,. Wright, a L»ltle J(K* .Austin of I>aurens, vi.sit- f«’W da.vs the |tas.l wt*ek. ■j «s| .Ml', ami Mrs. .J.'W. .Anderson aiut .Miss Paulini* R<»l»t*i'ls of W inns- gouig on# way. .August a Roanoke Wmahington Charlotte Miami $1.60 $1.90 .. $1.80 $I0.3.'> JarkMonville $6.0.'> Lexington, Va. $.'».80 Cha’ston.W.Va. $8..">0 Winston-.Salem $3.1.7 Tampa $H,.7."> UNION BU.S .STATipN I'hone .79 E. Caroline Ave. past rtg EXTRA Saata^a aa RaaaJ Trig TiAaAi •Ml. and .Mrs. Kyland .Sunu-rel the wiek. j Mr. and Mi.s. ( . FI. (ralloway and daughtei, .Marcia, .-pent .Sunday in Columbia with .Mrs. Galloway’s jia-. leiits, .Mr. and .VIis. George T. Barnes.' j Mr. and iMrs. Craig Kennisjy and 'son (»f .^|farlanl)ur^ and .Mr. and .Mr**. the spring holiilays .Mr. and .Mrs. G. P. w i t h Rob Each IManter equipped with 8 Seed IMate.s and C'otton Avfitalor, ,Sword Opener, and S|NN>n (’overers. Plants cotton, corn, .sorghum, peas. etc. ('omplete— $13.50 A- STO P AT McCOY’S FOR ECONOMY’S SAKE McCoy’s Absolutely First Grade (11 PER GAL. (NOT WHITE GAS NOR THIRD GRADE) YOU’LL BE SURPRISED YOURSELF AT THE SAV INGS TO BE HAD BY BUYING FROM McCOY^S. OUR HUNDREDS OF REGULAR CUSTOMERS ARE PROOF OF THE QUALITY OF OUR GASOLINE. McCOY’ S CCT-RATE STATION DAVID GLENN, Manager STATiq^ CORNER FLORIDA & MUSGROVE STS. Ixu’d, spent h( r |»aienls erts. .Mrs. A. W. Brice ikf Grceiiw(kkI, spent Tiu-sday with hci si-ter, .Mr . W. I>. <'uiieland, and .Mr. C(•|»(•lan(l. .Miss t'opie .Mrt'raiy, member of the school faculty at Orangeburg, spent S. FL Fvans and ’children of Colum- the week-end with her jrarents, .Mr. Ilia, are visilir.g .M'rs. Kennedy’s an(l|and .Mr.s. L. D. .McCruiy. . ■ .Mrs. Fvans’ mother, .Mrs. .1. .M. Pitts,j .Miss Flizalx-th .’'lelsori had as her a few day.s thi.s we(*k. iweik-eiid gue.st .Miss .Mary Garrett -Misses .'sara Kiughlyy of .Newberr.v,^ if (/i (a’liwood, and attendisl the mili- land .Maigaret .Simpson of this cit.v,i tary hall. ! were guests of .Mis.ses Jennie Ia'c and .Mr. and .Mrs. Harry B<»lick and .son iCarolyn Young of near ( linton, forjof l^ake View, and .Mr. and .Mrs. jthe spring holiday.s. irharles Workman of .Spartanburg, j Billy Johnson, student at The Cita-1 s|K,*nl the week-end with .Mi's. Bolick’s ‘del, ( barlest<>n, is sjiendirig the holi-'and .Mrs. Workman’s jiaririts, Mr. and djiys with his pareivts, Mr. and .Mrs.| .Mrs. Reed Todd. T. C. Johnson. i Mrs. Betty .Sprouse of Abbeville, Miss Hazel Bidand of Gre<*nville, was the guest of her niece, .Mrs. Lu- the week-end with her parents,' ma.s Lake, on Tu4‘sday. Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Boland. i Mrs. A. D. Connor, Jr., of Barn- •Mi.ssw Ruth Graham, Floise John- well, spent the week-end w ith hi r pa- son, Bell I/aviK Tind* Jo.se|>hine Mack rents, Mr. and .Mrs. R. .M. League. <ff Union, Mary l.iou Johnson of this; .Mr. and .Mrs. .S. P. Dabb and city, and Bill Graham of .Sjiartanburg, daughter, Virginia Lee, arid Mrs. spent .Sunday in Uhaileston and visit- Johnnie Welib of Charlotte, Mrs. J. L. fcsl Magnolia gardens. j Wright and .Vliss .Sara Zee Wright of Friends of O.scar Tinney of Pre.sby-, this city, .-'pent Wednesday and Thurs- lerian college will lx* .sorry to know .day in , Charle.stori and visited .Mag- thai he was called to his hrmie in An-'nolia gardens. niston, .Ala., last week on account ofj .Miss F'ranees Black, inemher of the the death of his father-, O. W, Tinney. | .schol faculty at Fountain Inn, spent Mi.ss Fllizabeth Graham attenderJ ^ the w-eek-end with her- parent.s, Mr. jthe "Auld l..ang Syne” ball at the and Mi-»i G. .A. Black. ■Poinsett hotel in Greenville on F'riday^ Mr-, and .Mrs. Jix? Hagins G. A. Copeland & Son Hardware — Paint.s NOTICE! ALL DOGS RE(HJIRING VACCINATION AGAINST RABIES WILL BE VA( ( INATED 1)1 RING Week Beginning March 27 and End ing April 1 THIS INCLUDES ALL ANI.MALS NOT VACCINATED SINCE May, 1938 (»f Abbe- evening and the Alpha^Kappa frater-j ville, visittnl the latter’s parents, .Mr. nity chapter of F’ur-man univer-sityjand Mrs. Geot'ge R. Holland, on Sun- house party at Par-is mountain over [day. the -week-end. j Billy Pitts, student at Clemson col- Mt's. Agnes Kern had a.s her guests j lege, spent the w'^eek-end with his j>a-' Sunday .Mr. and Mr-s. Rober-t Kern and; rents, .Mr. and Mr-s. W. R. Pitts. .Mrs. J. T. J.»angston, of Darlington;! Mrs. T. J. Jack.‘»on, .Miss .Annie I.A'e Mr-s. F^. S» McFlhiney of Atlanta; Mr,; Jack.son. Miss Flizalreth Jacksrm, .Mr's. and Mrs, .Sam Kern and daughters, F'. M. Stutts and Miss Dorothy .Slut/ts Mis.-ies Margai-et and Agrie.s Kei-n, of were visitors in Columbia Thur-sday. | Greenworxl; Rev. and Mr-s. W. Rayj Miss .Mildred Hipp of 1'ar-k.svile,' Anderson of L<aaii(ins; Mr. and Mrs.' and .Mi.'fs -Itvne Hipp of North, spent Oscar Kern and daughter, Nancy,! the week-end with their father-, M. B. Mrs. Walter Anderson and Miss Lou ise Kem of Reidviile, and J. B. Phil- 8on of this city. Hipp. Here for Sunday were their sis ter and daughter, Mrs. Mid Self, Mr. Self and son, also of Parksville. TIME: Daily, 10 A. M. to 5 P. M. I'LACE: CITY HALL Price: 50c per Animal I ALL DOGS MUST BE VACCINATED TO CONFORM WITH STATE AND CITY LAWS.