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THURSDAY. APRIL 6, 1939 THE CLINTON CHROMgLE. CLINTON. S. C. *‘Jadc” Garner And 1940 Leaders missioner to the Philippine.*!, whose! 1 drive for 1940 delegates was fomially I launched last nijfht. ‘ Political dopesters are convinced; PEOPLE YOU KNOW , .President Roosevelt will not seek a' ^^ashlnfi^ton. March 30.-Top-rank-^ , g politicos ,were making a “winter, democracies book should develop. Bill Graham of Spartanburp:, visitedi Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Heustess were, week-end srue.sts of relatives in Beft-1 1 nettsville. Trotted out into the open last week by Elliott Ri>osevelt, son of the dent, who declared Vice-Pi-esident John Nance Gamer of Texa.-* the out standing contemler for 1940 honors, the Garner boom splashed over into the senate today to take on new im petus. Gamer’s “availability” to head his party’s ticket next year was brought to senate attention when Senator Tom ('(►nnally of Texas submitted and had read aloud a i-esolution from the Tex as legislature endorsing the vice-pres ident as successor to President Roose velt. someone supi>ort. Their here tonight on the 1940 Demo- conceded generally, too, that the friends here Sunday, cratic presidential nomination, ''•th *|i94o iVmocratic noniinee must be ,g y \ lair spent tiarner-Farley ticket leading a field Mr Raost'VMlt will , . r- -.r . l - • of favorites someone whom .Mi. Koost\elt will Greenwood with the lat-| Mr. and Mrs. E. McIntosh vuit- 'tor’s parents,^ Mr. and Mrs. O. E.'ed relatives in .Augusta Sunday. contacts) Browning. _ j Wade Geer of .Asheville, sjHmt Sun- here with his parents, Mr. and spent the week-end With Mrs. .Abrams’ motht'r, Mrs. R. .A. wide and iivtimate throughout the IVmocratic party have Mrs ('ecil .Abrams of Spar-,day Service Is a Word With Two Meanings given Garner arid Farley the ^dge over the .field. Between thorn, it is belioAXNl, they could blcvk |the nomi nation of anyone they opposeii. wheth er or not they could dictate their own nomination. Carter To Open Store In Shelby JiH' L. Carter, proprietor of Car er’s ladies’ store, is moving his stix*k The incident, which provoked extent of merchandise this week to Shelby, sive cloak nxmi discussion, took the N. C., where he plans to open a new daughters spent Senate and Gainer himself by sur- store this wtH'k. Mr. Cartej- stateil^ "'ith .Mrs prise. Pi'esiding over the session when yesterday that he exjHVts to have th»‘ -Mi's. ,1. H. Kinard, and Mr. Kinard. C onnally obtaine<l the flixir, the vice-(moving j<»b ct>nipleted in the next fewi W . P. .Iac(»l)s was a business j)iesi<lent quickly surremlei'isl the days and will vacate* the building he Yisitor in Columbia Friday and Sat- gavel to I’i'esident Pro Temi>ore Pitt- has bten occupying on .April loth, ui'day. M is.svs E'uiise Von Ilollen and Ruby Mrs. H. M. Crt*er. Friends of W. M. McMillan will be Steer, and .Mr. SteeK sorry to know that he is a patient at •Miss Virgrnia Long of Bluefield, the General hospital in Greenville. W, Va.. is the guest of her aunt, Mrs. Key. Gtsu-gt* Hol>o of Jefferson. \N. (..Oxley, and Mr. Oxley. Tenn.. spent the wwk-end here with E. J. Sc*xton of Columbia, spent Mrs. Bobo and chiblren. Sunday with his sister. Mrs. G. P. Mrs. Lila W. Babb of Greenwo.xl, Rol»e!ts, and Mr. Roberts. was the week-end guest of Miss Re- Jm* McMillan, student at Clemson, becca Carter, spent the spring holidays with his pa- Mr. aiul Mrs. .A. J. Johnson and ivnts, Mr. and .Mrs. Jixlie C. Sic- childivn spent Sunday in N\*wberry Millan. with .Mrs. Johnson’s parents. .Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. W. ('. Huffman and Mrs. J. L. Sanfoiil. _ lauglUei-s spent the week-end in Mr. and .Mrs. Ray Pugl/and daugh- Huffinan’s sister, tv. Janis, of .Asheville, visitetl tin' There is more to service than just the number of facilities a bank has. Equally important is the way these facilities are made convenient, helpful, and pleasiint for you to use. This becomes the responsibility of the banks officers and employees, who 1 may show by their courtesy and friendly cooperation, that they appreciate your pat- ronaj^e and wish to work for your best in terest. : X I Mac Barton m.^n when he learned his fellow Tex- He slates that he has st*cured an ex-i h: ’s iiuriK)-i a...i rx'at a hasty retreat, cellent iixration for his store, ami is M omli uff weie wi'ek-end guests of Reluelai . of (Jarner and other optimistic over Shelby as a city with Ibit .Murphy-a ml L,nri ;a:;c leaders to discuss the excellent business op|M>rtunities. < olumbia. I - lei failed to damiH'M the spirius of Mr. and .Mrs. Carter came hei-e Johnson. .Mr. l.,;f makers of the “winter book,” how- several years ago from Cr-oss Hill Johnson, .Albert. Roy and Ray- t-vei. and since then have b«H*n engagH*d in uioiul .lohnson visited Magnolia gai- The “book” iK>aste<l a long li.st of, the mercantile business. They have <lens. near ( harleston. on Sunday. wide circle of friends heie who and Mrs. J. .A. Huffman of and Ml l»(,ssibilities, embracing as it did sev-*a ei al meimlxTs ficial family. of Mr. Headed Roosevelt’s of-’keenly n-givt that they bv (rarner and ( linton, and whose l>est I stmastei General James .A. Farley, lolbnv them as ths*y go it included Secretary of State C<*nlell H.ill, .Secix-tarj' of Commerce Hair.. L. Hopkins an<l .Solicitor (general Roii- e.': H. Jackson. Further dtrwn the i>age, under a classification indicating "remote” |k>,s- sibilities weiv such names as S<‘ci'e- are leaving wishes will elsewhere. Easter Sunrise Service Sunday tary of the Interior Harold L. Ickes i and .S«:ratary of Henry Jl’"' •' .A. Wallace, w'hose cam|)aign organ!- * o c oc . •Much interest is lH‘ing shown in a to be held irn EasUw on Johnson field. l.itth .Mountain, spt'iU .Monday with their son. W. C. Huffman, and .Mrs. Huffman. Billy Pitt.s, stiulent at ('lems,»n col lege, visitisl his parents. .Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Pitts, during the spring hi*li- ilays. Friends of <’art>lyn CiqH'land be ghul to kmnv that she is ix‘cuiH*r- ating nicely at her home heiv after being a |>atient at (ieneral hospital in Givenville. i .Mis. E. j. Adair and Mrs S. C. The ser\ice, which is b«*ing planner! Hays wviv in Colunvbia Friday eve- committiM* of young people oom-'ning for the Nelson Fxldy coiuvrt. fOTvrzMr, zations, if they exi.st at all, are well under cover, and Indiana’s former 1"^ , n . - u . Y McNutt, high com- denominations in the city,. Friends of .Mis. Braxton DutUm, - ■ .1 M ■ headed by Aiken Taylor, will be (k*-|sr., will ri*gTet to know that she has i— A ^ Ivotional an<l inspirational in charar-1 b<.(.n ill at her home the past wtvk. 'ter, and similar to the one hdd hen* a few years ago. The main theme of the gath*‘ring will be F'a.ster worship, and along this Gray Funeral Home Clinton, S. C. ^’UNERAL DIRECTORS ••• nnd ••• EMBAL.MERS Ambulance Service Phones 41 and 399-J L. RUSSELL GRAY aad f. PARKS ADAIR. Gen. Mfra. •Moffat Wiley of (’harlotte, was the guest several days the past week-of his auot, Mrs. t . P. Robinson. .Ml', and .Mrs. E. C. .Sease and chil- dien, Elton ami John Davis, of «lerson, were giH'Sits .Sumlay of ami .Mrs. T. .M. Sease. former’.s paivnts. Mr. ami Mrs. H. R. Pugh last week-end. , .Mi.ss Katherine Graham of Con verse college, spent the spring holi- tiays with her |)ai'ent^. Prof, and Mrs. Ibvthwell Graham. Ml', and .Mrs. Tt'in Harrison ami chiblren f>f NewU-rry, were guests .'Sunday ef Mr. ami Mrs. ,1. 1» Dwens. Mr. ami Mrs. .1. .A. t'heatham were week-em! guests of it'lattx'es in Bish- opville. Mrs. .Ii>lin Yarborough i' visiting her sister. .Mrs. .lobn Mallard, in i’o- iumbia. Mrs. Ray Boyd spent last Tiesday ami Wednesday in (rreeiiwo,*.! with re’.at ives. .Mr. ami .Mrs. C. (I. Barrier of'Little j Mountain, visited .'s. .1. Kohii Sunday, will I Friends w ill be sorry to know that Mr. Kohn continues ill at the home of his flaughtor, .Mrs. Eric Barnes. .Miss Lucile Wilson of Converse rtd- lege, is s|H‘nding the f*pnng holida\'s with her sister, .Mr.^C. E. Nichols, and Mr. Nichols. Mrs. B. Ihister i>f Columbia, is the gm'st of Mrs. Nannie A. Pitts. Ryan .MoCrary has rt*sume«l his studies at ( lefuson college after spending the spring holitla.V' with hi> im»Lher, .Mrs. R. J. .McCrary. .Mrs. Kate Hollis ami .Miss Mar- garot Hollis were wt-ek-end gu»*sts of .An-iMr. ami Mrs. T. .S. .Nichols in Ninety- Mr. iSix. I -Mr. and .Mis. B. F. Wingard and You will find this spirit here al all times. VVe enjoy e\ery opportunity you give us to be of service to \ou. M.$. Bailey £ Soa BANK OLDEST E R S STRONGEST ClauSSeiiS SKCIA ^ . K -rS'CJ* I *^7" * * • V . * I* line there will Im* v<K*al s!*U«cti<*ns by H. F. Harris, and n*mlitions by the Th«*rnwel! orphanag«* choir. .Appn>pri-' ate music will he hrinuk-jt from ths* iM|-. and .Mrs. W. A. J*»hnson and daughter, Banie .lean, spent Sumlay pulilic address sysrtein «ui the fiehl <huighter, Peggy, Amelia Payne and in the Hickory Taveni sivtion with Inith l>efore and al seU*<-t«*«l ]>lace»< .Ame Jacobs s|M*nt .Saturday in Char-i-Mrs. Winganl’s mothei, .Mis. Effie iluring th«* pn*gram. Rev. W .N. liong, h-ytoii and visite.l .Magnolia gardens. | Wasson. l»astor of the Fii*sl Bajrtist chuivh, n S«-ott of ('olumbia, s|M*nt the| -Mr. and .Mrs. R. E. (Juiiin of Gaff- will bring the lU'Votional messag«* we**k-eml here with .Mrs. .Volt ami m-y, visited, .Mr, ami Mrs, L. .A Kiv\«-s Ns 3 lbs. 05/ Made especially for Easter — this fin« cake has 3 yellow layers—white boiled frosting between layers and on top! Then the entire cake Is topped with long thread cocoa- nut! It carries the same high In cas«* of <lefinitely inclemeiri |wc«t)h«*r, the H*Tvice will be held in ith<* First Baptist chur\*h. MwmtKKioBeaixstRRRRicawtttMiiRmmmiimimxwmauuMuwwxxawioBnsw D. HENRY IH98-I9.3M F. .M. HOLAND || H H. H. D. HENRY & COMPANY INSURANCE STOCKS — BONDS — REAL ESTATE IX)ANS NEGOTIATED «4|day in .'^►artanburg with friends, g The many friends here ami el.se- W. Bailey w ill re- F raiu'c^ Telephone 121 t Teleph FRYERS FOR SALE .MILK FED — EXCELLENT QCALITY. Apply To Thornwell Orphanage Poultry Farm ilaughter, .Miss Linlie Nell .'k^ott. iSumlay. F'ri«*n«ls of Mis« Maron Summei 1 -Mr and Mrs. Clift**n Adair ami son, will Im* iriteix*s1«il to know .sh<* will Johnnie, spent Sumlay in < ro-> Hill ix'inain here for .si*v«»ral w«*eks lH*f<»re with .Mr.s. .-Xduii s |»urent.s. .Mi. and going to .Slx'lhy, N. <’., to operate .Mr.s. J. NX. Rop|». ( artel’s Ik*auty shop. ’ Mr. ami .Mrs. Virgil AlnaniN and .Ml. ami Mrs. .1. B. Byrd ami young -Mr. ami .Mi-s. (I. \\ . Bell \i'»t<sl ( y- son, formerly of RcK'k Hill, are now pres.s garden.-, neat < haile-lon, • H'ciipying om* of the Hay- apni'l- Sumlay. mi nt- on Centennial -•tieet. F riends of .Mis- ( olie Snmniei will .Mr-. (’. P. Rolnn-oii .«|)en' I'ues- be sorry to know that -h«' i- a p.i lient at Hays ho-pitul. •Mrs. Fllhel Pitt- and daughter, khere of Di. T. L. W. Bailey will re- Eram-e- lae Pitts, -pent the week- gret to know that lie has In-en ill for end in ( (dunibia with the formei’- . tin* jiast ten day- and is .-till eon- brother, Roland Rus-ell, and .Mi-, 'firnsi to his Inniie. Ru-sell. j Di. I). J Biiniin of the ctdiege, is -Mrs. Gia»ly ( handler, .Mrs Wyman -pending the spring holiday sea.son Shealy, .Mrs. Horace Horton, .Mi-se- |with his -on ami daughtei in-!aw, .Mr. .Margaret' Hollis ami Louise Horton ami .Mrs. Henry M. Bimiiiii, in Rich- were visitor- in (ii-een\ille \\»slm*s- moml, Va. day. Friend- of Hugh i‘ugh will la* sorry -Mr. ami .Mi-. < lamle Sligh of to know that he is confined to his (rreenwood, spent Siiirl.iy with Mr. bonie suffering fioin injuiie- re- ami .Mis. G. .\. Burton. ■eei\eil in an autoinobile aecnbn*. -^Ir .ami .Mi . B. .'s'. Pjii-oii pent .Mr. ami .'Ir.-. S. .A. Pitt-, Mix. .Nan- F’l iday and Saturday in < oiuni'u.i a* . .\. IMt- and -Mi.vs Jiauetle I'lLL- tetL'Iing the niji-ic fe-tyv;»l. it<d ( arroll Pitt- in Inman, and Mr-. .Nancy .lone- and -on, |.•-anla•l. At Your Grocer’s. quality that you are familiar with in all Claussen’s Cakes. You’ll love it. Order it from your grocer. ClanSSenS FAmOUS LAYER CAKEt BAKE •VJ \V..C. Huilfman, Mgr. iienr,y Pitt- in Greenville, .'^undav. \ irgitjia < ha'iey was the wei ko-nd guest of Vwginia .Stribling in ('ro's Anchor. Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Tiald vi-ite<l relative- in Sjiartanburg on .Sunday. .Mr-. F'.sther F). .Mill»*r of Colum bia. was llw week-end guest--+>f her .M r w ere week -end gn.*-t- of M', ati'l .1. ( . Longshore in NewU-rry. .Mr. and .Mrs. I’. .1. Blabs'k of • leiii- son colli-ge, -pent Friday wrh the for- meimotlu r. Mrs. T -I. Blahn'k. .Sr. .Misses .Mildred Cummings and Ma mie .Mcllroy visited friend- in ( hai- ‘ leston ami .Suimnerville the past Mr I Take It From Us — You’re Always Safe With McCoy’s Products Don’t take chances, but don't waste your opportuni ties! We offer you an opportunity to .save approximately 3c per gallon on McCoy’s Ga.soline. PER GAL. (NOT WHITE GAS NOR THIRD GRADE) Oi We invite you to join the ever increasing throng of satisfied customers who get the best for the least. DRIVE IN TO McCOY’S TODAY! McCOY’ S CUT-RATE STATION DAVID GLENN, Manager STATION CORNER FLORIDA & MUSGROVE STS. brother ami sistcr-in-law, .Mrs. Hugh F'.arglc. I)i'. .M. <1. WmHiwnrth was iml jto Burlington, W. Va., this account of the di-ath of hi.s William .S. WooiFworth. w«*ck-ciid. .MI.s.s_Georgia B. Blakely wa- the called week-end gue-t of Mu- .Mary F’lancc- Horde in Kings .Mountain. i.Miss FJizaheth Speake was the week-end guest of fii<*mls in luincas- week on bri^the r, .Mis.s .Mer^le (’-ham*)'of Lauit*!!- vis- ter and attended the Cai-olina cup N ATLRAL (JIILLAN Nitrate of Soda is the natural iteil her mother, .Mi's. F^rnest ey. the past wiek-end. (’hail- st«*epUH-hase at Camden on Satunlay. .Miss .Maltha Gregg was caileil t«» Lieirti nant I.(amar H. .Nelson of Henderson, N. ( ., .Monday to be with Homerville, G-a., is spending a few her brother, Ih;-Alfred Gregg, who days with hi.- mother, .Mrs. T. -1. vvas .seriously iiijui ‘d in an airtonio- U*ake, and .Mr. I>*ake. ' ^ liile accident. Th‘* many friends of W. Watts, .Mr. and .Mrs. Thomas Lqiscomb Davis will T'egi'et to know that he is ami chidren of .Spartanburg, and Mr. hide dres.ser — uiid the only natural nitrate in the ill at , the home of his brother. Jack H, Davi-, who resides near here. i Friends of .Mi-.- I.«aura Lynch will be glad to know that she is able to be j out again after a r<*<'ent illness and has resumed her work as commercial teacher in the high schmd. i W. J. KarflVy, who has been a [>a- tieivt al the .Sjwirtanburg (i<?nei'al 'hevillc, vi-it- Sa'urday at G. A. Bur- ami .Mis. Ted D-ler of .A e<l .Mrs. Henry Burton the hoim* of ’.Mi. and .M’-s ton. .Mrs. J. W. Leake, .Mr.s. .1. F. King ami-son, Kay, spent a few days the past we<*k with their daughter ami sister, Mrs. Robert Hamer, in F'ast- over, and other relatives in Kingsiri*e hospital for the fuast three weeks, un-*and (k*orgetown. ^ derwent an oj>eration last Tuesday., FT'iend.s of'.Mis-s Vera Wilson, book- His many friends will be glad to keeper at the Omtmei-cial Dep«>silory, know that hi.s condition is refK)rte<l, will regret to J^now she has given up las improvirtg and that he expects tojhe; work for the next few weeks while be able U> return to his home at anj recuperating at her home in Gross early date. ’Anchor fix/rn an illne.ssr ln .Mrss Wil- The following Winthrop college .stu- son’s aiisence .Miss Margaret Holland dents returned to Rock Hill yesterday i-s filling her jtosition. after spending the spring holidays .Mr. ami Mrs. Gary Martin ami F.m- jwith their parents: .Misses .Mai-y and ily M;iitin, .Misses .Maitha Davidson. I Dorothy Crawfoixl, .Mae Dicus, Doro-j Margaret ('ulpeiqier, Polly Elrml and I thy Fulwartis, Peggy Sprunt, FJ»*anorjMr. and Mrs. W. W. Harris and ItopelaiMfi-Hara Wannamaker and Dor-1 daughter, Cornelia, were in Camden joithy Workman of this city, Elliott 1 DoMins and Doixxthy Clark of Gold- ' ville. world. Chilean Soda is <|iiii k-aelin". Il j»ivcs crop.* a lift just w hen the y nei'd il. .\nd it eontaiiis oilier plant food ele ments that help proteet your soil against the heavy drain of constant eroppiiej. Natural Soda co-l,- ru» more — and you can get it anywhere. NATURAL Cf/flEAff MniMEtr SODA THE NATURAL SIDE DRESSER _ K YOUR RADIO! IW | n.'lc X.l.li.l program every Saliinlaf m'lrht «»n W.SB and W.SM.amI e%rr> .’iundjy aflrnmon on KV WPTF. WBT, K IS. WDBO, WSFA, WAGF, WJBY, WJRD. WMC, WJDX. KWKH. WWL. Satuiday for the Carolina cup steeple chase as gflests of Mr. and Mrs. Hen ry Niles. Subscribe to The Chronicle — $1.50 a Year \ \