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r / 1: 1 THURSDAY. iVSE 2$. 1935 THE CLINTON CHRONICLE. CLINTON. S. C. 15 Years Ago lUi II vf Interest Froai''nM Ckroiikls ' June 26. 1924 Mioses Nannelle Blalock, Margaret Copeland and Alden Bailey are spend ing several weeks at Camp Jocasse. PEOPLE YOU KNOW and Mr. and Mrs. I. M. Smith of Kin-jents. Mr. a,nd .Mr*. R. F. A»lair, .Sun- and J. C. McMillan, Jr., __ w'hile enruute home from a trip I Greenville Tueaday and yesterday for Friends of Hugh B. Workman will to the New York fair. jthe annual convention of .South CWo- I be glad to know' he is able to be out ■ r. C. Young of Athens, Ga., spent h‘na Association of Chiefs of Police. ***Ti‘" dinesa. Ithe week-end with his mother. Mrs.i Mrs. T. U W. Bailey and children Muss Edna Jack.^n was the guest,a. P. Young, near here. ivisited Dr. Bailey, who is a patient in cit Vli*« ViririniB Mv. I .a • i^wTrui. ui Mrs. G. C. Templeton has rKumedl Deke Reynolds of Washington, Ga.,i'^. . p • j . m v r ^ ^ •'*'** Frances .Milam has as her * Columbia sanatorium, on .Sundiy. to her home in Cross Andior itfter a and Cotton Boswell of Spartanburg,' t*'*a*'m ii i r vi vi ii guests this week'Mrs. Thad Dalton of i Friends of Dr. Bailey will be glad U> 1 t» i .....II\M- ( Wrs. 1. A. noweu, J. v. MC.nIlian, /r ; -u : turned from a wedding trip to Sa vannah. Dr. and Mrs. M. J. McFadden, Mary How'ze and Irene Dillard are on a stay at Tuxedo, N. C. visit to her son, Paul Simmons, andlwere Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs.',, ‘ u ’n R V T ’I’^rion, Ga., and Mrs. Lessie Parris of know he continues to show hnprove- Mr. and Mrs. Chris .\dair have re- Mrs. Simmons, in Jacksonx'ille. |P. B. Adair and family. *2ene *Howell spent'Sundry' Hamp Boyd who is located at pres-| Mr, and Mrs. T. M. Sease had as j,, mountains of North Carolina. Mr. and Mrs. Joe S. Hagins of Ah- Mrs. W. M. Scott and daughter, ent in Danville, Va., spent the week-i their guests Sunday Mr. and Mra.!| Alec Henry and son, i ^**''**^*** Sunday with the latter’s' Miss Mary Scott of Ea.s]ey, spent end at his home here. ,J. A. Sease, Misses Grace and Mary j .\lec, were guests of relatives •'I'dher, .Mrs. George R. Holland. Monday with th«* former’s sister, .Mrs. Miss Emmie Jennings has returned ^’**'* ProsjH^rity. j,^ Cradsden, .\la., the past w’eek. Lieutenant M« P. hrtH*man of Kelly • to her home in Laurens after visit-' Mrs. \\. S. Bean s|>^ht the |>ast Mrs. Kenneth Burdette and son, Texas, Nnsited his iiarents, Mr. Miss Mary Blakely and H. K, Nee-:ing her uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs.i^vek in .\ugu.sta with Mi's. Frank! York, of Charleston, are visiting rela- ,*”*^ Mrs. M. M. F're^an, the pastj^^^L accompanied them to ly w* re united in marriage Saturday {H. L. EicheJberger. , Fleming and .Mrs. Cyrus Bailey, tives here. Mr. Burdette spent thei"/''*^ enroute to Washington and New n*>ar WaU‘rloo for a few days evening at the Presbi-terian manse in John W’. Coleman and family arej"*^*^** there she attended the wedding week-end here and is attending thei'*’*’*' attend tl^ fair. stay. Laui-ens. occupying the residence on Southl“^ her nK*ce. Mis.s Virginia Fleming,,'Southeastern Photo-Engravers con-' Mr. and .Mrs. S. E. Evans and chil-[ Major Alexander H. Cummings, The marriage of Miss Helena Bull- Broad street recently vacated by B.!*"^ Harold 'Miiller, both of .\ugusta. vention in Asheville this week. of (olunvbia, and Mr. and Mrs. stationed at R. 0. T. C. camp, P'ort man and Raymond J. Pitts will beiR Fuller and family. ' j '-Mi's*. Mary .Seckinger and J. C.i Mr. and Mi-s. H. R. Pugh, Jr., spentKenneily and s^>n of Spartan-, Mc( lellan, Ala., spent the wet*k^nd solemnized this evening at the home ' Billy Bobo of .Spartanburg, is vis-'*>f Reddick. Fla., aiv the the week-end in Spartanburg with the . week-end with Mrs.i at his home here. Mrs. Cummings R. E. Sadler. Miss Virginia Saiiler ami W’. E. Owens, father of Mrs. them to their of the bride in Sumter. FELDER NAMED CLINICIAN Duncan S. Felder, a senior at «h« hi. grandpai-ents, Mr. ami Mrs, '*■'» George W. Addy. Mr. and Mrs. P. B. .\dair. I owell. „. ,1 Mrs. Bruce Rtrfierts and daughter,' MisC-* Fi'ances O’Daniel, memb Jwl Mrs. Kennedy’s mother. „ a rw. ml of Wilmington. N. C S-orlhorn Illinois Collo«<- of Optoma-'MargarW Blakaly aro attomimir Eob..rts’'parents, Mr. and.X. are vis- Mrs. J. M. Pitta. .'inber of I ^ Police L. H. Bagwell and j-,the sch<H>I faculty at Rockingham,■‘‘^^J^ir, Henry M. Young ,, . , . . .. a. , . .ft ....a.,.- „.id.N. C., for the past session, arrived j ^ -* _J—_i_^ try in C hicago, has been appointed^mer whool at the University of-South ^ j, McIntosh. this week to spend the summer with! clinician in the Northern Illinois col-1Carolina, Columbia. Viiginia Guerard and .son,‘her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. O’Dan- llege eye clinic. The clinic is said toj Mrs. Zanie Campbell and Alvin j^ck. of C'olumbia. .sjH'nt the wiH*k-iiel. ^ the largest purely refractive clinic j Bagwell are visiting relatives in Bur- )H*r father. Dr. Fi-ankj Mrs. J. Frank Bobo and Mrs. D. C. in the world, serving approximately Jington, N. C. i Kellers. Dunnaway of Fairtorest, spent Sun- aiuj -children accomi>anied him to At lanta enroute to Port Arthur and Beaumont, Texas, where they will visit ivlatives. fifty-six charities in I'uicago. Last year it had a patiei^-u attendance of 52,000. Mr. Fel ler expects to graduate as doctor of op.oinetry this fall. He was associated here with Dr. F'elder Smith hefe.e entering college. SMITH’S PHARMACY The Rexall Store Telephone 101 Pint Mi 31 Solution And IMnt MUk Pint Mi 31 Solution Pint Rubhinff Aieohol I 7W I Str M 7Sr riuh SSc J * J Rnbv Mrs. Russell Cooper returned Tues- Miss Lily Mae .\utry of Lyman,i day with their daughter and sister, * ► day from, a visit to ^her brother was the gue.st a few days the past Mrs. \V. J. Crews, and Mr. Crews. j George Copeland, and Mrs. Cojieland, week of. Mr. and Mrs. Clau<le R. D. B. tMulth of this city, and .loci in Winter Haven, F'la. Trammell. Magins of .Abbeville, were business Friends of Miss Martha Phillips Mrs. Arthur McQmHMi and daugh-! vis.ton. in Charlotte during the w^r'ek., will regret to learn that she is a i>a- Klizabeth, of lAtta. are vis-, Mr. and Mi-s. M. B. 1 oole and fam- tient at the Columbia hospital. Mrs. McQueen’s parent.s. Mr. il.v were guests .Sunday of Miss Annie \M- I II , r V 1, • *rid Mrs. F. ( . Pinson. B«*lle Poole near here. Ml,, JeMjetW Hou,.t«n of kork. ., tt«. ,^,t ttu, w^k of Mm, ^,1, J .ri„,,U.y, J, K. Tin,loy ami W. H I .sprunt and Mia, Aiatha Jom-,. Vouny. M.adoa, of rnion. visitml Mr. an.l I Dr. S. C. Hays and J. F. Jac*»l>s Miss Irene Workman and T. Mrs. H. C. Payne \\e«lnes<lay. iha\e retuined from a w'eek s \isit to have returned home after a Miss Sue Garrett «>f I nii>n, is the New ^ ork. visit to their bri>ther and son, C. .\. guest of Miss Madeline .\dair. Miss Bt'ssie Jones has re<urntsl to Workman, and .Mrs. Workman, in Mr. and Mrs. R. A. SUht .sjwnt her home here after *|Hn>dmg the iTuis«lay in Spartanburg with the lat- past two years with relatives m Hous- y j, pmson are tei’s daughter. -Mrs. C»cil Abrams, ton, Texas. spending several days at Montreat, •ml .Mr. .Abrams. Miss Franct*s James of .\t1anta, ^ where Mr. Piniw>n is attending' Lillian Dillard return«*«l yesterday was the guest of her cousm. Miss «slucatMtfial confervnee from ( amp Ton-.\-\t andah, ns'ar Hen- Virgmia Spratl a few days the paM Virginid .Strait. F'. M. Bolan»l.'denM>nville, wFiere she sftent the past and John SpraM. Jr., visited Mrs.;lHree week* Miss Miriam Colmwan spent the Miss Betty Spratt and Mr*. W. O. Brown of Rock Hill, i* week-end in lAunan with her stAer Boland, who are enjoying a va-i visiting In r sister, Mr*. Alma McKee. Montrr«t. over the week- y|r and Mr* I) W A .Neville and I '!?* **^*^*^ ». 1^ . y children of Newberry, were supper **•“ returned ta .Htmday of Prsd and Mr* 09 iMr* Hugh F-argie vt*Aed Mr* Bid- Auan |wre after a vtsU ta her Ho^hwell <«rmhani f*^’****^ EaiwW t father. J Rsad Mr* Henry Jolly, and Mr w, p , . Slmral <*1. pl«l ^ - mt.. ’’"I'l!!!, •» •»! !,> .~l M., p„.i. p. p.’ "“'‘u km*” uJ:"!, ,r. - * A W*.- tsk.ng ^ ^ ^ ^ M«lne^*y nuh Mr, P « ** ’'•(l.ipt • a* saoitoriom m j—j—- Marr Hs’kolo.r Safs M<S mry ate «»*Ming the former • •■ater. 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'ItW of i M SVWWw F A id k si ^ M #* ?*#-*» *Ml l-it-Siw 'dwW'S s# t y"!r,'S i:*Aaw( and ^wpr rs f IS* Ha..«i Mt and Mr, M M F a«»S asei e lOk thest Helping Business Some of the ways in which we serve business con cerns and individuals are: CREDIT: We make loans to finance seasonal needs and for other sound purposes. DEPOSITS: Our strong vaults safeguard accumulat ed funds. UHEUKS: Our checkinu services make possible swift, safe and accurate payments. o WE WILL OBSERVE Tuesday and Wednesday JULY 4 AND 5. .\S LEGAL HOLIDAYS A COMPLETE. FRIENDLY BANKING SERVICE FOR ALL PURPOSES M. $. Bailn k $oi B OLDFNT A N K K R S .ST |{( INCEST iwlmca H • , M *• K«*»> I M A® C3'i « II . A •Ml ■ I 1*®-- A« i I I mA*> ■»» 9 it k ^ - j s .f U m wtt • Mv! M ' » A -i A . 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Mf* FaFMf ♦ww tN. ar«i l*» stti*^ % !• .'thwimrd ar-f * M Awih-rwia »£jir«it a’‘*l M-milay m Atlanta A G .'vjulflt •ft Ikai i .'iG*ig IN** iat*,M , f t 'larlc ttrwi Business Booster SALE! Ask For Your Tickets With Each 50c Purchase VACATION CLOTHES AT REDUCED PRICES MEN’S SOX *bil«B aW 1‘nmi - 2 for 25c Mr a J M la*. Tt- ta* I par^d • Mr firt*- M at ri M A- i M.- M D B arid Mr B Dnggt-r-- ar t •••n. thr K>n»a <»f hi* daiAthtr*, Mr, Ry land du.nr ,-!. .Sunday Mr < han-y .>un«tay in llw mountain- was aNo vi*ftnd during the p^«»t wwAi,^^ ^ by Willi* tham-y «f Pine Bluff. Ark.’ j ,, vV.*dhr*.Uy who I* th*- gur,i of hi* F.mn.ett ^ y ^ KeffAkfly to 35r VaIm 4 Prs. $1.00 Inrlisding Inirrwotrfi KegularD !• 25c 5 Prs. 51.00 e (tlianey in Grtn*nw«iod. aixi Mr .'*auvairi. in < nnc-ml. ft Th«-y ai** *|n*nding —.‘Veral day* j-; n AHENTION SUMMER MOTORISTS! laughUT, J-: IN THE aSUM.MER EVERYBODY’S FANCY TURNS TO THOUGHTS OF VACATION TRII»S AND IX)TS OF DRIVING. GASOLINE PER GAL (NOT WHU E^GAS*^NOR THIRD GRADE) Y'es. sir! Summer driving means more Rasoline and motor oil, which is just what McCoy’s offers you at NO increa.se in Rasoline expenses. Why not drive in today for a tank of Rood Rasoline at a savinR of a|H>roximately four cents per Ration and apply the balance on more pleasure or lonRer trips? Y'ou will find the McCoy service cour teous. efficient, dependable. LISTEN IN ON McCOY’S RADIO PROGRAM Every Tuesday, Thar«day, Saturday, 7:00-7:15 A. M. Over W'BT, Charlotte. Hear Grady C'ole and a delightful niusical program. McCOY’S GUT-RATE STATION DAVID GLENN, Manager STATION CORNER FLORIDA & MUSGROVE STS. vain, N t vi»fk a; .Myrtl** B«*ach. Ml- Jani*‘!i .M l>*ii and ■Ml!**' Kv**Iyn I>*a, have r»*turmtl to their h'»nie in Gharlerton after a vi.*- ^ It to the former’s si.'*ler, .Mr*. F’. .VI. « .Stutts, and .Mr. ,',lutU. They were ft accompani<*<l home for a few days k I vi.xit hv .Mis.s Dorothy .'stutts. ft •Mr. and .Mrs. Jack VV. Anderson, J-J •Mrs. llulM-rt Todil, .Mr. and .Mrs. Xj{ • • (ieoige W. Itailey, W. R. Ainlerson, B Jr., and litlle daughter, Helen, at- temled the .Anderson-Burchfield wed- j'j ding in.Waterloo on Tuejulay. Mr. and Mrs. B. P. Robinson of ft Woialruff, have movtsl to the city and are now occupying the home in Goi- [il'jge View I’ecently vacated by John |.W. Coleman and family. .Mr. R(*bin.son will he princiiral of Acaiiemy Street .school for the coming year. Mrs. David Duncan and Mr.s. F\ A. I Lindsay of Whitmiire, were the week- jend guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. W’. |j Milam. Mr. ami Mi*s. Milam also Chad as their Sunday guests Miss iSara Duncan, Harry Youtrg, Odis land George Duncan of Whitmire, and ||Jim Nunnamaker of Colun^ia. |i The marriage of .Miss Lucy Gog- Ijgins ami Jim Hugh Au-stin, solemn-, ized .Satirrday evening in the Cros.s Hill Baptist church wa.s atUmdeil by ithe following Clinton friends and. rriative#: .Mrs. (ieorge W. Bailey,' Mrs. Rosa Bailey Little, .Mi.ss Grace |, Davis, Mr. and .Mrs. Grady Chandler.l Mr*. Tom Gurter, Min# Rebecca Car-i Iter, Mrs. Bertha W’atta. Mrs. J. J.< ■ Young, Mr. and Ma. Luther Young SWIM TRUNKS Regularly to $1..50 Now Sl.OO Regularlv to $2.50 Now S1.65 JANTZEN TRUNKS Regularly to $.3.95 Now S2.95 UNDERWEAR Shorts and Shirts 25c each Including Cooper’s French Top Shorts 50c Values UNION SUITS Regular and ^4-length Hanes and Towne Now 69c each Reg. $1.00 Values MEN’S SUITS Kegvlar and HuMasgr Htu. lUdvred Fur«eel!i !• 117 Kedured l»— $13,95 MM H.\EI.-STFKN TROPM Al.s Formerl.t $15.75 and $22.5$— N’uu—> $17.75 SUMMER SHOES REDUCED ,'^3.50 \alues. now $2.19 $2.95 $1 Fortunes, now $5 I'riendly, now $3.95 $7.50 .Sports, now .... .... $4.95 Florsheim Sports, $S.7.1 and $10.00— .Now $7.75 Straw Hats $1.00 Reg. to $1.95. Others Y2 Price. One (jrroup Wool & Felt Hats $1.00 These are regularly $1.95 values. SUMMER PANTS Regularly to $2.93 values $1.00 and $1.49 MEN’S SHIRTS IHie f«rMip Regularly !• II 45 Now $1.00 AKItOW Kanr» SHIRTS Regular to $2.00, $2.25 $1.79 each MEN’S PAJAMAS Regularly $105 and $1.95 $1.39 Regular and Summer Weights NECKWEAR Regularly 55c Now 3 for $1.00 BOTANY and PALM BEACH $1.00-3 for $2.00 Sport Shirts and Belts Reduced ADAIR’S MEN’S SHOP ALL SALES Strictly Cash ALTERATIONS LIMITED Mu%e« r I • I h * . p r e • shrank, ftm fitting ,hirtM. Summer Weight SHIRTS U hite*. and Fanrirs Regularly to $1.05 $1.39-3 for $4.00 It u t: xt 11 H H It It l! XI xi I I I Mneaniaeinesinna I ■j