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THrRSDAY, JULY IS, 1939 THE CLINTON CHRONICLE, CLINTON, S. C. PAGE nVB Cotton Acreage ii Reduction Seen!| PEOPLE YOU KNOW W«j«hin|rton, July 8.—egricui-H _ ■ . _ _ . ture depertmeni reported today that! 34.943.000 aore5 of cotton were plant-i Miss Marjorie Shn» <rf Monroe, Ga..| Geonre Nelaon sipent Sunday .. u* vi u-.,* risitinir her grandmother, Mrs. 1.'Greenwood with his parents, .Mr. and^^ara and Kitty Kay of Macon, Ga.,: -Mi-* IX rothy Latimer of Ware in home by Mm« Swra Frances Falls, >an>l Rty Mac Spratt were week-end jwho visited them for several weeks, quests of friends in Saluda, N. C. I Mr. and Mrs. Sam Stone of Charles-; Mr. and Mrs. James Owens and ■ ton, and Mrs. C. J. Bauknicht of Co-jMms Inet Kelley of Seneca, were jlumhia, are risitinic their mother,irucsts Monday of .Mrs. C. H. Hall, j Mrs. Metta Stone. Mrs. Owens is the former Kathlyn Betty .4dair, Jimmy, I^ena Bell,'Olympic star ed for harvest this year, compared is with 35,018,000 acres last year. L Sims. Mrs. W’. E. Nelson. The 1939 cotton acrea^ will be the Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Lankford and' Mr. and Mrs. G. W’. HolUncswortii smallest since said t/ll WL. I w •U V Will ••a a • ^ •' i - — - ^ , t 1899, the department * Miss .\irne8 Milling are spendinif two Mr. and -Mrs. W. K. Neijrhbors and iweek.^ in New York attending the fair. .Mi.HS KIsie NeiKhbors spent a few,' spent the past week here wjth theiris visitinjf her sister, Mrs. Royij,p4.„t several days this week wi .aunt, Mirs. Irene Pitts. ’ <la-que. and Mr. Casque. 'parents, Rev. and Mrs. W. R. ** . ! rtikV C^ura»n« Soia raafiarnaatl f/\ Wi4. .i a Mrs. Fthd Pitts and dau*rhter, .. ranees Lee Pitt-s, are vacationinir I h'ome here after a two weeks visit to w^o IS spending some tiro* with bar dauchter, Mrs. C. W. Wier, and Mr. WVr. Dr. and Mrs. G. J. Trotti hare ra- turned to their home in W’dlisCon af ter a visit to the latter’s sister, Mrs. L. A. .Smith. W'. R. Boukni|{ht, Jr., of Olanta, ith ha . .. . — - Bouk- returnwl to hiSi^iipht. I , u e ’ u, x^ridavs last week "in the mountains of week in Horse Shoe, N. C. L. Vaug'hn, and Mr. ’The department did not report upon’ Miss Hazel Howard, formerly i v \auK'hn. in f.larksville, (,a. the zon.Hlion ..f thi, ye.r’, cr,.p. C.ml-Jwllo. iz n,.* iwkin, W horn, NortlX »rohn.. Walwr («iVr hA. a |K..ltlon at^ j,, „„ j ^ of which, if the vield an acre is the same here and has accepted a position with' Miss Marjorie Huntley of Conway. Kanm'r hik. .V •. tor the summer| as last year, would produce a crop of 'Pagre’s Beauty shop. is the jfuest of I>r. and Mrs. S. M. enttr ^ junior 'jj-ick and daughter, Barbara Ann, of approximately 11.900.IKH) bales. > { Woodrow Whitley is spendin^t a two Huntley. j .. n . ,i^''’‘unihia, sjH*nt several days the past it compares with the 1928-37 aver-,weeks v'aca^m with his parents in Mr. ami Mrs. W. M. Chaney and !!...!!!. f. u ^ their parents, Rev. and, a^e of 3<>,S01.0lHi acres. If abandon-: Smithfield. N. C. t'harles Hujrhes siH iit Sunday in Grayl ment this year is average only 24.-i ^^.^rew Johnson. Jr., has returnedK'uurt with Mrs. T. H. South and Mrs.! 424.000 a-'-es will remain for harvest ^ ^ome here after a visit to hisIB- T. Hujthes. ^ this fall. ’!,rrandfather. A. O. Johnson, in Ki- Miss Ruth .lohnson was the jruest Mi.s Finite Bond‘of‘uxinirton Kv and Mrs.,and Mrs. J. 1). Owens and dausrhter, n.rds. - fow the J,.,. w«.k ..f Mr,.U„;|“Mi;irsue L J Ann,7Z,, of I rV" ,the wi«ek--end jcuest of friemL here. jj Bouknipht. -Miss .Marion Izce of Aujru.sta, is the jfueat of her sister, Mrs. Carlisle Nee ly, and .Mr. Neely. Mi.ss I.yde Hipp of Great Falls, and Miss Manffaret Hipp of near here, were jfuests tht* past week of their aunt, Mrs. Iah* Hunter. They are .... sfieniiinfr this wt'ok in Cocoa, Fla., Mrs. W. N. Roberts and son, Billy,| , ||„ stowart. Mias Holm i*'''-'' Hipp. IS v,a,tn,» hor Wother. ttillio Milam.lstovvar, and Karl Slowart woroj Mr. and Mrs. Olin SValy, .)r., Mi-. !fllest,-k NOTICE OF FILINt; OF DEt'LA RATION , -- 1 -vi z- J t- p Drw.1. Havwartl Grant in t^hester izV ' , i i i. and Mrs. T. R, Owens and Miss / .Mr. and Mrs. Grady Evans of Rock “a.vwaru \ii»iu in s ni.in. 'Gri'enwood, were weekrend jruests of . j 'Hill, were gruests of the latter’s moth- Mrs. Henry Hopkins and Miss Mar-1 Mr. ami Mrs. L. C. Bond. Puisuant to the provisions of S^-I^r, Mrs. Alma McKee, Monday en-:g:aret Rocke of Charleston, M. \a.,i pr. R. W. Johnson, Mrs. .Johnson t;on M5J of the Code of Izaws of’roijt^ to visit relatives in Shubuta, will arrive Saturday for a isit to and daugf'hter, .Ann, are visiting: rela- South Carolina (19.‘t2> no:-ce is here- Miss. !-Mr. and Mrs. Virgril .Abrams. tives in Raloijrh, N. C. itzie Owens were in Izaurens Tuesday to visit 'Mrs, B. F. Copeland, Heniy in Greenwood. They were ac- cimipaniiiMi home by iMrs. Henry and daujrhter, .Sara, for a few days visit. by piven that the undersiamed offi-. Mrs. T. .A. Howell and sons, Tom-j Miss Dorothy StuLU returned home Mrs. H. W. Stwr and chihlren wtM-e cers, elected to manajte its affairs, jriy and Gene, si*ent a few days last yesterday after a two weeks visit to jfuests of relatives in North Carolina will on t’ne ISth day of July. 1939; file «'eck in Milledjireville, Ga., with Mr. her aunt, Mrs. James M. lA*a, inland Virjrinia the past week, in the office of the Secre iiy of State Howell. Charleston ami Folly Beach. ! Kathryn Bagrgrott of Chvraw, i.s| of South Carolina a w it .en Declara- Mrs. M’. J. Crews of Pa^fe’s Beauty ^ Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Nichols are mvw [ HjH'ndinjr some time with her >rrand-l shop attmided a style show in GrtH'n- occupying: their new himie on Hickory parents, Mr’, and Mrs, L. C. Bond. tion and Petition for a (.'harter to be issues! as an etiucational, soaal and eleemosyna-y ass.iciation to the Cot- ville Monday eveninjf Miss Hazel Bims is the g:ue8t of ton Manufacturers’ .Association of relatives in Atlanta and Madison. Ga. is the Kucst of Mrs. F. E. Rol>bins South ( arolina. with headquarters at Dvnny Pitts of Greenville, spent and l>r. D. J. Womls. Clir.ton, S. . Sunday here with his mother, Mrs | William Horton, Marion Brown, El- The purposes of the proposed cor- \annie A. Pitts. lis and Marion Davenport sjHMit a few i Sunday in Little .Mountain w ith the poration are; To collect and impart j^Iiss Ina Curr>- of Simpsonville,.days last wt>ek at .Myrtle Beach. former’s parents, .Mr. and Mrs. .1. W was the week-«nd gruest of Miss Mar- Mr. an«l Mrs. F. .M. Stutts were the street in College View. [ Mr. and Mrs. .Anstd Bobo were'o Miss Virginia Gunn of Salem. \ a., jjuests Sunday of the latter’s parents, ' .Mr. and Mrs. Tom Chalmei-s, in New-j berry. ' Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Shealy spent i.nfoimation relatives to the TeztRe Industry: hold textile meetinjcs of ajtha Davidson. Sunday g'uests of Mr. and Mrs. .Skwiial an i educational character; pro- Mrv. P. S. Jeanes is visiting her son. ln?orge Zi-igler in Spartanrtmrg. aiote a social intercourse amongst its|Dr, R.tbert P, Jeanes. and Mrs. Jeanes. Mi.sses .Mildred and Mary members; establish and maintain a textile library for the use of its mem bers; promote good understanding and take act’ion upon matters of gen eral interest to the industry in the State; encourage and pnmiote educa tion in the textile arts; promote and encourage in»pvx>ved cotton gronving in South Carolina and the uses of cotton and other textile prodoeta, and profnoie such other social, adoentioiial and eleensivrynarir prngrams as asay be to the beet intenset of the members ^ the AsaKiaUoa, and the .8Late -zf Satuth Caraiina M P Orr, Andereon. S C Wii «.■« P JandM. flintsa. 8 C Fs . ;? i.e \ e>- Pros.dent M M«»*ega.mery. .‘W-.* md \ we pr»»Si J^t t l.fC e. '• « . J oD * I'* *» L , Ellen Shealy. Mr. and Mrs. Sam «Young, Harry, Lindsay, Mrs. Sallie Duncan. .Mr.s. S.; .A. Liitd.say, and .Mis.s .Mai-tha Numia- in Ka.sley. Workman, .MiUlrrsl Young and Grace maker of Whitmire, visite<l .Mr, and Miss IJta Downs has accepted a t>«>- Davis of near Clinton, and Lila *8enn Mrs. .1. W. Milam on Sunday. sKion with the (Tinton Hotel Coffee «»f Newberry, l«‘ft Tuesday to attend, Mi. and Mis. .Mae Ballanl and ehil- «h<ip. the New York fair. dien, ami Mrs. <'«»thran of .Ablaw'ille, Jack Jeanes was the guest of Mi.ss la»uise Horton is the guest of (were gueets .Sunday of .Mr. an<l .Mrs B. B. Ballanl. Miss Ksle Milam wss the week end « «s Do 41 Kl of p«i?rru4G .w I NVONM UI Pt BUliamG CO friends the past week in Walhalla. i .Mr. and .Mrs. W. P. Coker in Spsrtan- Misa Mildred Young, student nurse I burg. at a Columhis hospital, is spending si Mrs H. Wilson of Spartanburg.|guest of Miss Jeanette Hellams in two weahs vacation with her parents.'is visiting her daughter. Mrs. la*-iCireenwiMMi Mr. a’ld Mrs. Rex Ysmag. Icirande Mayer, and Mr Mayer. , Miss Virginia Sa<ller has returned Mrs. lads Page (*afT eras called to Mr. and Mrs. T. J Jackson. Missi frimi a visit to her cousins. Miss Mary i’oluaihia Saturday on aecouiit of the Annie Lee Jarkson. Hubert Wanllaw|Scs>tt and Killy Scott, in >lasley .trath of her bnaher-in-law, laVeme and Richard Stulls spent Sunday inj Raymond Juhns«Hi was the guest Mm Coff AshovtUe. N C. , P^t week of his aunt. Mrs 1,. .s Hul •Mrs. Hugh Eargie and Kugenv ►'rienda of i^wirge IVimpaon Cope land, in AtlanU Hloaa visitod the former’s father, land, son uf Mr and Mrs Gonegvl James R 0*t>aniei of Fort M »rtli. Bn I Tadd, who IS a patient in a Watts i’opoiand, will he glad to knuw|Teias. is visiting his A ^itgidnsig hnopital, oa Sunday iKot he is rer-.-.-iing frAifu a tt|laniri. ao>l Mrs (iT^rux-. Miss Ju.'io Boiley of Greens liSe. iRueas Mrs May D pr. wrin ••f tH»- spent the Weekend here with her Mfs Iholiey Ray has arcrfietl a phsr*age .toff ; I »ig her «o.whef. Mr. T I. w Ba iIt) Mrs IsftHjfi with Page's Heauty shop * M>n >n 'tfiario^crg « *li K>-7 N' Ba an| family vwitod IM Ka.Uy Miss Vis»ar Park* A-la!» a;»l auo* ( H zghst.>r s''1 M-- M zgSw-* . n I >..«nhis OI .<ondat Mim Ma»s..e le’akr iioonk * d the M •* \ |l *. ! .*„».» !-? Mis* Mazgaret Filer I Ipriaisd. -sf wlord farw.Sy of Henz»,<!»» d.r. are a* • , -•.lor, aa* 'he gwest t^ po*’ .J^mlirg s.mse tone r >^s i .irk «• J M' *z.i Mrs Fsigaz « lenoi^ the fair I Mzs R I. Wall*' sz-i Mz. • as, iShoe d \osn«-» I f j Mz- M'*. > " Hz'* z. I z Mz. twtfw 4,r,-g. 1 ^ H- oi egSwss %.« > Ihs g-e*' -M Mz-? J^S # - M V . M s '■ . 'I S- »!ii*ila»-s' '• , ' . . Ms If lAi- s* ji a • s * s—I t ^ \ s , z /'.sst '*» • •»•■ •' s s S-' f Zi IIr r.,|r r«.>n« i]Ir O IS IS- a T Martis azvi fs»s» I» -*■ i^. o« • h . are .s.ofsy'Mg a. , '.g* ■ < f • ssZMOzrz T* a ‘KRrsos ^ YOU’RE WELCOME HERE ALWAYS! OU>t>l Y'ou may never have been in.stde our bank. Nevertheless, we want you to know that you are always welcome. Izet us tell you about our .services and show you our facilities. See for yourself how closely we are Reared to .serve the community's bankinR need.s, in a friendly and helpful way. Then, if you feel that we can serve you to advantage, we will he pleased to have you a.s a depositor and eastomer. EVERY BANKING SERVICE, BUSINESS AND PERSONAI^ S. Bailei & Son B .\ N K K K S .sTR(iNr,l>>T i M< I 1 M ^ gf s # I K I ' ZS*!*** S I %i . I . I ■ ■ z Ir-I w • .» •» g* h Zg - I. V M ‘ ‘M ‘ r I 1- M I. • M iz, . • gw M I *• .z « 1. IS** • . »»• • 1 S ' • wS •«*.* • S* S. * zz.t)-S * *1 • . .1 M Ms..* I • W f J s. •*»• s s- g . ,• •►>,-.,■*' Zg Z* 1 I I, . • is « z • rz, 'gf M • «. Z) I * - . ; z : I' S • g JZ '* • s' A I.) >z.a- M ■ \ D Rs'i. —■ i' »■ 1 g l.l.-. , k . . . 1 r r,. H M It itt. • F' i.j I ’ • ' D.i't w U' gin«l t k' ri> f= ''ll s .-.r'lr ■- •» ■ . . 1 -a' f I, jimp ri' ■ mg I - s. M • 5 Mz- -t. i. 11 CUT DOWN YOUR GAS BILL AT McCOY’S YOU CAN SAVE APPROXI.M.XTELY FOUR CE-NTS (4c) PER GALLON BECAUSE HERE YOU WILL FIND — GASOLINE Z 18c (NOT WHITE G.XS NOR THIRD GRADE) Drive In Today — Use Our Courteous Service — Save As Y'our Thrifty Neighbors Are Doinjc- Tnne in on WBT each ‘fnesday. Tharaday. and Satgrday at T.-oe .4. M. for a dcUghtfal ainsicaJ prograai spoanored by McCoy’s. McCoy’S CUT-RATE STATION DAVID GLENN. Manaccr STATION CORNER FLORIDA R MUSGROVE STS. A < Wzirtinan, , h«* r»-tiitfi*d fi'zm s V 'It to thv fair sn Nm York Mrzz. Mary Dwfri'z arrivfti .Monday fzzr a Visit t*i her .ion, J. D. Owen- ami .Mrn. fFs«-n.'« .''he qient the pad nevzwal montln in .Syracjn*. N Y., with her daughter, .Mrs. C. I* Marka. Miss .Martha Young wai the gui^at the pa.st Week '»f Mr. and Mrs. ^^.T. .Stewart in WoozJruft. Mr. ami Mrs. D. <’. lleustess and •Mr. and .Mrs. Horace Payne vi.sitezl Mr.s. Heustess' brother, Gisirge Thom- a.s. an«l Mrs. Thoma.s, in t'ariisle on Suhday. Mrs. Tom A<iair and Mrs. Jack .Aziair vi-siti-il their son ami husband at the V’eteian.s’ hospital in Columbia, on .''unday. ' Mi.ss MhIh'I VVeilxirn of VVilliamz| ston. sjient the pa.st week at the State | .Training .schixil a-s.sisting a group of ' M'iHiam aisl Mary college students in cias.sifying children. Mrs. Harry IXwter visited her 'mother, Mrs. J. V. Doster, in Fort (Mill the past week. Mr. Doster spent jfhe week-end there and accompanied I her home. Mrs. J. A, Dugan and daughter, I Marsha, and Mrs. Colie Prescott of, iHartsville, spent Wezlnesday with the; I former’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. U. E. j Neighbors. Mrs. Helen B<*b<i, Mr. and Mrs. Claude Bz'nnett of I’nion, visited Will I t’haney .Sunday at the hnwe of his daughter, Mrs. Rylaml Sumerel.l Frieml-i of .Mr CYianey will be <orry to kn**w he continuz-i ill. Mr. and Mrs. Jamr- .Sellers of Moorrsbo-X), X. C , spent .Sunday wiili the latter’s paivnts. Mr. and M'i W E FaMa. They we.re HELLO BABIES! FREE f J.M tm trmdr Is the kahv gtH the hahv hsy getfi mmg S^ m RULES |«l Uarest* are ual HlffthAe !• twl* XR aMlkrvw I.’ tear* sf «ge sg uvrr are eligtMe Is Me «s4r ltd ggsief mtmdmm fsg pkrlsrew Vtde lllr izlsre llh la rape al a Ite. 4ap* fair ptirez* w W glAM sill t aatewl hrgUa* Thar«4av Jai« t YiR. ra^ 1urp4a« lai* Nth ai h arlsri Mh Xfe pkrfatwp uiupI hr Ml the aUi^as hv thafp^av aighl. iaiv I Mh llh ia4gr« aill hr Grsfgr \r^aa aa4 4 hafirw III Carryall Bag . 49c Baby Pants ... 25c Oar famam I*p1I> Ibzb lalet dipped paalie*! Seamlr«<* and venlilaird fur romfuii! Full fash- iiznrd fit! , Thermometer . 39c Fur babies. |*ink nr blue celluloid with hand painted deco rations! In Little Dutch Boy or Girl design! Sheeting .. 59c yd. Our famous I’eni- maid quality with two c*»atH of snowy white rubber. 36” wide! .Single coat ed sheeting, 49c yd. Baby Banks .. 25c Teach him to save! .Mickey Mouse or Donald Duck In highly colored rom posit ion! (’ute! Colorful! Baby Book .. 49c Infants’ Spoon 25c Bead Toys .. 10c Reamer 25c /•. • / % f I hildrra late these bright bead dzzlis that bend ant wat without breaking! Smfr and inrtpen- site. z Cards — 2c each Bottle Warmer 98c With envelopes. Daint.t birth an nouncement cards with many differ ent messages to chiMi.se from! I'retl> red or blue washable I’erma- tex cover! Lixise leaf sheets with rayon cord side binding! Commode 98c Pink or blue enam- elware with hand painted designs. Parked in pretty transparent box. % #Wut k ladke M-i* • S gmi^ *41 • v r p t a f e \ a keep wtgw t« ral biat-eff aa’ Daintt pastel ral- ored pzittery with lutenile design' It ha- two handlew and large howl fur luicr* M ater is healed by an electric unit. Pink or blue |M>i- lery base. It warms baby’s iMitlle in a few minutes! Snapshot Book 49c Bath Kit...... 25c AC [lACOl generous sppply of sterilised Laco talcum powder, ol ive oil and Castile soap to keep baby sweet and clean! Crib Pillows .. 25c Smooth aateen cov- ers.filled with wa ter repellant ka pok. Pink on one side, blue on tba other. Cut alia I2”xI6” Y ' S Clinton, Incorporated A