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THlfRSDAY, SEPTEMBER 21. 1939
THE CLINTON CHBOMCLB. CLINTON. S. C.
R.O.T.C. Officers
Picked-At Collie
For Coming Year
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PEOPLE YOU KNOW j
connected with the Clinton Investment wa; of indicating that t.xlay this ing? Goremiaent in bosii
* company, vjth offR'e* in the National countp’ pnniuces no more incomy Shorter working boors? Sknriac
Bank building. than in the days of horsccars and the down machines? Why not do it in
Dr. M- G. Woodworth, and Mrs. Floradora sextette. the way we did it between 1«99 and
Woodworth have returned from Bolar, "We cannot expect to enjoy aTlJ^ *^29. We did h then by investing in
Vn., where they were called last W’ed- standard of living if we merely pro-' *1*"^ savings; time savings made poa-
IVr. H 1 i*' Plunket of Convers. Ga on account of the death of the duce income at the rate people did *>y increased producUvity. gnd
'Mrs, H. J. Sanford of Nent»erry, u' George Plunkett ot t^onj^s, v*a, McClintkr. - *•- w- —
The green tnrtla is priaod lor food
more highly than any other member
Thirty seniors have been named as' "Lj.:* formers'sister, Mrs. Mary McClintic. in 1899,** the article says. ' na- poesffile by
officers of the college R.O.T.C. unit,''*^„*^^^ *"<* M"- ^ »<»««« Jtional consuming power abvkNisly de- methods and improved machin-
Ai^Tan^or H *"**! ' , ,, , «T » ***’• C’nrtdyn. of Greenirille, and Learis i>ends upon the national income that'^’T-”
a^rding to Major Alexan^ children spent Sunday in Newbenif Jlr. and lln. John W. Pnuwy, ^ Augusta. Ga. spent the we oroduce National income fin I ~
Hugh M. RufUedp, GT^eexon, wnsjn^.^ l. Saxiford. vuLvon were visitors m Salisbury. N. Mrsrd. w Horton. ucr. - * *
named major and battalion command- i • n v * v’ i ■ C *'Numlnv i' • i # %«• »«- - vJnr prooMni la to increase nation-
«r. Other members of the staff are' ^7; Brehmer of „ - ... ... . .f™"*; f I^nnen g, ETerjbodj- aerees t» that.
Charles B. Thompson, Augusta, Ga..I* 7*. '**'{?■ o w T' ^ ’?! “.f*** question is. host? Pomp prim- SCBSCRIBK TO TBB CHBOMICia
^ . . .. feeirs.. Ussa. tcr End son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Hu- Ra^k Hill, spent the we«-end here to resume her studies at the college
captain an^juun^ and ^y- ^.^t Todd. srith their patents. Mr. and Mrs. R. Mrs. W. C. Osie.v. Mrs. S. C. Hay s.
° ‘ ' 1 uMiss Lucile Wilson of GreenvUle. f- Adair, and Mr. and Mrs. H. D. and Sprunt Hays spent Tuesday
head'^^^sited her sister, Mrs. C. E. Nichols. Henry. in .Augusta.
plans and training officer.
George Mabry, Sumter, will
Miss Martha Bell visited her sister, after an illness of several days.
and Mr. Pv>well. T. .\. Howell of Smokey Mountain
Company “A” aith the rank of cap- the week-end. « n
tain, while Be Moore, York, will be Mr. and Mrs. James Kits and fam- H. H. Powell „ „ v » d i. ». • a .
second in command with the rank of 'ily are now occupying their new resi- «nd brother. Olin Bell, and Mrs. Bel!. »P^"t the week-end at
first lieutenant. Platoon leaders will'dence on East Ckndina avenue. *** Greenville The past week. • ome here. ^
be Sam Anderson, Clinton, and Char- D B. Bobo .sptnt Sunday in Whit- Mrs. John Robinson and Jac’a R.^ ^
les Turner, Tallaha.ssee, Fla. Other \|rs Bobo, who is visiting '»*»«»" Easley, spent Sunday with
officers attached to the company are:.her daughters, Mrs. Joe H. Simpson their daughter and sister, Mrs. .Ay-
Second lieutenants Arthur Erwin, and Mrs. Hassell Miller. Jacobs.
Sharon; Walter Arnold, H^pton;, Dorothy M’llson and Harvey Miss Hazel Boland of Greenville.
Machq^ory Tmned
Aid To Prospmty
- - i-wiunr^ nwii «nu ^
Guy Bradfo^, Morven, N. C., *»»<». Brethet of SparUnburg. visited the *nd J^W Boland of Spartanburg, vis- yo^k'. Sept. IS.—If this na-
"B” is Joe
Fred Allen, Darlington.
Commander of Company
Moore, Rome, Ga., while J. S. Rich
ardson, Sumter, is second in com
mand. Stephens DuBtise. Oswego, and
Aiken Taylor, Clinton, will be second
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lieutenant.^ and platoon lead^. t^U'jitors in Greenville Saturday,
gald W. Hud!«on, Green\ille; Dav^ H.j Joe-McMillan returned this week to
former’s sister, Mrs. C. E. Nichols.their parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. D. wants to raise its annual income
and Mr. .Nichols during the week. Boland, last week-end. thus improve the lot of the indi-
Miss .Adelaide Roberts of Charlotte. Mrs. Fannie Metts of Blacl^^rg. vidual .American it needs to encour-
spent the week-end with her parents. ** 'ke guest of Mrs. George 5peake fullest pos.^ible use of time
Mr. and Mrs. G. P. Roberts. ***»! Mrs. Jt»e W. Leake- saving machinery, the magazine I
Mr. and Mrs. B. S. Knson were vis- A. E^-McIntosh the past ~|r<,n Age** declared in a recent an- ‘ ♦♦♦•♦♦♦»»•»»»»»»»»»♦♦♦»#»»♦♦♦»»»»#♦»#»»##»#»»><»###»
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Sadler, Rock Hill; Lawrence Hall,college to resume his studies
Sunday in Greenwood with her son. njyjjjj; unproved machine as a J'
Odyss McIntosh, and Mrs. McIntosh, employment and wide- < >
J I 1 /> -ee- n Mrs. George Weathers of ^p,^j consuming power.
Clinton, and Carlyle Gnffm, Green- spending the summer with his Greenville, spent the week-end with article bearing the title "He’s
ville, will J>^ second lieutenants »t- the latter’s parent. Mr. and Mrs. iKwsn’l Km»w It.”
Millan . l»eorge Speake. «- « v magazine pic:ure.« the .American
Mr. and Mrs. W. \V. Arrington and Mrs. R. L Baiiey and Miss Ruth toilay as stumbling blindfold
sons, Bobby and Billy, of Greenville. Bailey spent a few days the past week through gas lit streets peopled by
tached to the company.
John L. Rawls, Clinton, will be com
pany “C” commander, and Huiet Paul,
Charleston, will be second in com
mand. Platoon leaders are: Julius
spent Sunday here with Mrs. Airing- •** Greenville with relatives.
p«.»iicemen with oId-fa<hione«l bell-
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Friday
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I o J J u mother, Sirs. R. F*. Blakely. | Miss Dorothy Lsmgsbore left Mon- helmets and w.imen di’essedi —
McGregor, Ruby, and Roland H.j Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Rav were week- <**>' Lander college, where she j„ fashions of the "nineties,” by 1 '
Worrell, Batesburg. Second h‘?nte»i* he a member of the freshman ,,
ants attached to the company are H.- Miss Emily FeaTfuson. member of class this year.
C. Fleming, Laurens; George .Maples, school faculty at rhesterfield »»»’= Florence Adair is the gue.st of
San Antonio Texa.s, and Dave Buie.'.,p^„j week-end here with her pa- Mr. and .M.-yi. George Weathers in
Dillon. , . , . X* 1 rent.s. Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Fergus.»n. Greenville.
Commanding the band is -Milton Miss Barbara Montgomerv. dauwh- Thomas Leake has retu’mrd to his
Norton, .Marion, and second in com- Mr, and .Mrs. T. H. Montgom- htmie in Paris. Tesa-s. after a visit to
fery, left yesterday for Milledgeville. his .sisters, Mrs. C. C. Badey and Miss
Ga., a-here she will enter Georgia Mayme L«*ake. _ u^an
,Sute Woman’s college. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Burdette and «n'rh^-
Miss Annie Lee Jackson, who tesKh- -on, York, of Charleston, were guests NewWrry vs Catawba at Neaberry
,es at Princeton, spent the week-end of the Burdettes Tuesday enroute <n»gntl.
Iwith her parents. Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Y«»m Oemson, where their s^m.
Jackson. .She had as her guest. Eve- Kenneth. Jr., is a member of the Presbyterian vs I lemom at < lem-
lyn Stone, also of Princeton. senior class. q-. A_t i- «■ v i. a
Mrs. O. S. Braddock of Jarksonvdie, H. L Eichelbrrger has returned ^ ^ J’* \ -North f
.Fla., visited Mrs. F. M. Stutts Satur- Dorn a week’s business trip to At- < arolina at i h^I Hill.
artie Citr and New Y.»rk. While T nivers,ty ».f .Vm;h « arolma vs
* Kirhelberger aitemied the Forest at W ake Forest might I.
W.«ffi*rd v» Mercer at Spartanbuig.
Sold by Sadler-Owens Pharmacy
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•Mr. and -Mrs. J. .\. Cheatham and away Mr
•Mrs. Helen Cheatham were guests Fair.
tsunday of relatives in .Antnrvillr. Mrs, F— M. M<»ffett of t.rrenville,
'.Miss Vivian Parks Adair, member the pest Monday .»f Misses F1..r-
of the .schiKil faculty at Mct'ormick. Sybil Burdette.
s|>ent rhe week-end with her imrmts. Mjv*- Jean I^anirls .»f Ian«ler ct>!-
■Mr. and .Mrs. V. P. .Ailair. -iwnt the weei-en.1 with her si<-
-Mrs. M. J. McFaiUen and Mi-s Fim- Mr« <iene Knox, and Mr. Kn .x.
lily Dillaiii were guests a few .lays HaP King. < Iem««n c»»i.ege s'udent,
i the pa^t week of Mrs. c. L Ihiniap ' .••ited his sistn, Mrs. t laiak*
I in Rock Hill. Trammell. an<l M . Trammell.
I .Mr. an4l .Mrs. .Arnold Cann«tn and wes-k-erwi.
• -Mr. anil Mrs. Olin J<>hn-t»n were lb". J«*hn <•. Barden. M*'*. Ba*de'
guests .Sunday of .Mr. and Mrs. War- »»<* sqm*, artd M.ss Ruth Ihivis were
ford I.ayton in Spartanburg ' »'.qr* at < aesar s Head 't'miiay
•Miss Kathemie Kay, iHailey Ray Frieral' of Mr aral Mf'. < ha e*
and little daughter, Tunita. spent a J«ne» will be intere*te*i to kr»«*w they
f<*w days the past week in Kinarit- ha'«- retumeil to the city t » makr
with relatives ami friemb. fa»me. .Mr. Jones is connected
Billy Pitts of Union, spent the »rth Oxley’s Wludesalr To.
wtek-end with his |>arernts. Mr. arJ <»*ll*»**.v »"'l
.Mrs. W. Roy Pitts. daughter. Mama, spent Sunday in
-Mrs. W. B. Driggei and «on. B My. « «*’uiwHia with Mrs. Gallq>way’* pa-
are visiting her mother, Mrs. M. L rents. Mr. arwl Mrs. <Ie.*'ge T. Har** »
Kq'nson. in Hart.sville. Mr*. R. W. Johns«»n s|»ent M •nday
•Mrs. Ludie Evans of C dumb.a. J. F.. i** GreenwoiJ with fneiwl'.
Tinsley of I’nion, .Mi<s Minnie l.urr*- D*. B<»lhwrll Graham ha-* returne«l
ford ami W’iHiur L Knklle of l^urens. to l^m.sburg. Pa., after a v:«;t of ntt
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Clinton.
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Harry Payn**. Mr- B-.thw*- (Imham.
Miss F’ranci's Burt*»n and L >. But- W i.iiam Mawn fi>r;ii*‘fly uf tiaff-
tiin i»f Savannah, Ga.. were w.-rk-rnd ^>. nw' accr-pted a with
visilora (»f .Mr. ami Mrs. G. A. Bur- .>a4irr-lHirns Pnarmacy siMxrcdii.g
l4»n. • K -hn Barnes. r«'X4rnrd.
Misses Helen H<>:iing*wortk. Ih*t Mrs. W. G. King. M'* T. H. Monl-
.Adair, .Mae Dirus ami Willie Flar! Ila- g^niery and Mi*- Barbra .M *ntr -m-
vidson .*|>ent Sunday in A.*hevdle. * *7 were ruiturs in t»rTenvi.lr .M-*n-
.Mr. and Mrs. M. T. P«>»*le ami fam- day.
i!y attendeiJ the D. mp**y family re- M.*s Uwrence Tulhertson af Imur- ^
union Sunday at Campubeilo. * *■*-* the guest a few »lays this
Mr. and .Mrs. H. R. Pugh. Sr, had ®f Hr*. K. W. Johnson. ^
as their week-end guests Mr. and Mrs. Mia. W. S. Bean is *prnding two
Lf-wi.s Ke.sling of Bri.sto!. \'a. week* with her daughter. Mr*. L M.
.Mr. and .Mrs. Joe Tarter of Shelby. Ker.rtsiy. iii Spartanburg.
,N. T., s|>enl Sunday here with ihe Mr. ami Mr*. U. < . Huffman ami
latter’s sister. Miss Ida Turner. - cni»drefi visited the formers parent*, gg
Miss Flvelyn Ramage wa.* the gi»e.«: Mr. a’»d Mrs. J. .A. Huffman. Thurs- pa
last week-end of Miss F'rances M'aies day in Luttie Mountain.
Henry in Cowpens. ihincari Morkman left during the
Misses Inez Y'oung and .AIlene’**rek for < lemsv>n *he*e he will Iw
Copeland left today to resume their * member of the junior cln.s4 this
studies at Lander college. Greenwood. y**r.
. Mr. and .Mrs. J. Nolan Parker and Friends of Rev. W. R. Buuknight
daughter, Emily, of Langley, spent «’i^I he glad to know that he is able
Sunday wkh Mrs. Parker's parents. t» he out agnin after being confined
Mr. and Mrs. John D. Dnris. to his home several days on account
M*. N. Page wa.s the week-end guest ®Y illness,
of friends in Spartanburg. Mrs. FTetch Ho.Jges of ^nama
Friends of Kohn Barnes, formerly City. FTa, and Mr*. H. K. .Aiken of
with Sadler-Owens Pharmacy, will he Laurens, were guests Saturday of
interested to know he has accepted a Mrs. John Spratt.
position with .Smith’s Cut-Rate Pha:- Mass Kaihanne Graham left this
macy in .Spartanburg. week for ( hapel HiU, X. T, *here
Mrs. Be.ssie F'erguson, Miss Lucile ^‘he hold* a scholarship at the Lni-
Ferguson of W hitmire, and R. P. Da- versity of North C'arolirm for siudy
vis of New York city, were guests **> library science,
during the pa.st week of Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. W. C. F'lore of Jack-
G. A. Burton. soavdie, Fla., are the guests of Dr.
Rev. W’illiam .M. Blakely has re- *n<J Mrs. L Ross Lynn. Mrs. Fiore
turned to Doraville, Ga., after recu- the former Miss Sara Norman,
perating from an operation at the Mr. and Mrs. J. Reed Todd are
home of hi.s mother, Mr*. R. F. 9^>ending this week with their daugh-
Blakely. Mrs. Harry Bolick. and Mr. Bo-
Mr. and Mrs. Paul K. Harmon spent l*ck, in Gaffney,
the week-end in ReidviUe with' the lat- Lester Prather of Whitmire, vi*-
ter’s parents. Mr. and Mrs T. W. ited friends on the orphanage campus
. Brockman. Mr*. Hannon remained for on Sunday.
ia week’s visit. Miss Beth .Ayers spent several days
Mrs. Phniip Groshack and Mr. and here this week enroute to Durham.
Mrs. N. B. Nelson of Brooklyn. X. Y, X. C, where she will be a student
.were guests the past week of their at Duke University the coming year.
I daughter and sister, Mrs. H. Marsdenj Joe Donnan spent the week-end ia
jWil.son, Sr., and .Mr. Wilson. Mrs.‘Coiiimb':a with h:« grandmother, Mrs.
W'ilson accompanied them home for a J- W. Donnon.
visit. Mr. and Mrs. S. W .Adair were
j Mis.* Ruth .Sanfo^ of Newberry, Sunday of the latter’s paren^
sister of Mrs. .A. J. Johnson of this Mr. and Mrs. O. F. > Browning, ia
city, is enjoying a trip to W'ashington Greenwood.
and the World’s fair. Miss Sanford Mr. and Mjt*. Perry M. Moore of
.will enter training at Dr. E. Z. How-,Ruck Hill and Aork, have moved to
Ezell’s hospital. Long Branch. X. J, in the Clinton
l^a few days. |HoteL
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