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S.' _! ■- THURSDAT. OCTOBER X 1939 THE CLINTON CHRONICLE. CLINTON. S. C PEOPLE YOU KNOW .1 the past veek. vill be flad to know [ is a patient at that his condition is improving. pital. will be sorty to know , Mrs, M. J. Furkneron is visitinit rel-j^^^*"**** critically ilL atires in McCormick. / | Miss Selina Shearotue, of ! Miss Bewriy Davis of Laurens, was week-end (west of the week-end ruest of Miss BelUe Dil-I^""* Piester Martin and Maty Lif. tis. i Friends of Mrs. T. R. Buzhardt willj Todd, Mr. aad Mrs. Ho- and be rlad to know that she is able to^^*;^ To^ and small dansktcr, JaM^ Brealkfast Chib / 'Founder’s Day | Meet At Airport| At Thomwellj More than 50 planes are expectedi (Written by one of the Girls) | at the Laurens airport Sunday mom- Mr.,and Mrs. B. S. Pinson wereffrom injuries received in an airpUne Urd. inc for a meetinr of the Breakfasti« • ^ week-end iruests of Rev. and Club, sUte oiranization of *'’»tion,^«he orphanaj^ ^miJy ww.the c. UMotte in Maxton, X. ___ enthusiasts, a mem^r of the oryani- • I^n nre«iden* of the in- Miss .Martha Whittm was the week-'Mrs. Xene D. W^wkman were Ruests be out aRain after beinR confined to'^**'**^ Phiri Todd te ration stated yesterday. 's‘iiuiior always makes a talk in Rue.st of friends in Columbia and'Sunday of Mr. and Mrs, C. H. Shan- her h^me several day.s on account of ^ock Hill Sunday. Approximately 140 persons, >oolud- founder. Dr. Wil-• ^^^rlotte. ' non, near Nevherry. illness. ) Mr. and Mrs. .kljie Bobo aad cUI> inR pilots and oth^ conive^ted ^>th p ^ ^ ohMdren R. P. Wilder and F. .M. KinR were| Mbs Leu McIntyre spent the week- •*- *nd sorb of Wa.sh-;dnn of SparUnburR, .spent Sondiij various a\Ta^n I^OT^ yvJ Rii,Vn a ^Mdhy mr thhf !**" an Greenville Thm-sday evening to see end at her home in Clio. mRton, D. C., arrived Monday for a j with Mrs. Bobo’s parenta, Mr. and the D'Jtch affair. Breakfast will be children were permitted the Ka.sley-Parker Hi football Rame. i Mr. and Mrs. Waiiam Henierson of ^ »<>ther, Mrs. J. W. Leake.'Mrs. Georwe W. Addy. Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Chaney of Au-! Plainfield. X. are Ruests of Mr. - weekend | Mrs. John B. FerRuson and Mrs. tL I . k.. . mominR to see “Goodbye Mr. Chips," j^usta, were Ruests Wedhe.sday and and Mrs. 1^ S. Henderson and family. I" „ "*7 **** i LeaRue aie visitinR leUiives aad mg a . , ^1 o present.enjoyed. 'Thursday of Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Me-{Miss Edith Hendersani who has b^ii *'^.'**"**• ^ ^ ^ . 1 friends in Sumter. The trouble with being foreign min-1 In the afternoon the younfer chib i,jtosh. ‘their guest, acrompanied them home. . \ ister of Estonia is that all this travel-,dren were on the^ ^vilson Tison of %still, visited’ Mr. arid Mrs. Douglas Ihivis and ‘ Chi^ma^ FlLntT ***^* ir>R back and forth to Moscow is liable I»*^neel near Lesh infirmary a^ mother, Mrs. Rosa Bailey Little children and Monroe Darb of McCor- j- i. ’«•;_ i « t s r'.wJr c n to get one in a rut. 'tb* older children went down to the ^,5 .^e past week. mick. spent Sunday with Mrs. Davis’ T- A. f football field to see the “big team” William L Wise of San Fran- parents. Mr a^dMrs. G C Nabors. ?• , L- ^ meeting in, wood, and Miss Margaret Blakely of *>»hors, Columbia Tuesday evening. |Greenville. spent Sunday with their served at the country club at about . . , i,,,... .u., /» OA -.k 4.V • / j - « to go free to the Casino Theatre in the 9:30, with those interested in fur- * B.tRGAINS FOR SALE Dwelling—South Broad. Dwelling—Holland Street. Dwelling^Near Si’k MiD. Dwelling—Clevebnd St. Dwelling—East Carolina Ave. All On Easy Terns. Store Building — splendid investment. Other Property. Fire and Life Insurance. Loans Financed Estate. on Real B. H. BOYD Clinton. S. C. in action to convince themselves ^bat^^jj^^^ Cal., s^ient the past week here near here, 'high tonight. In the evening at . Cooper, and Mr. Cooper. 8 oclock a pro*; Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Owens gram was given at the church by the daughter, June, visited Mrs. Owens’! I boys and girls, directed by j parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. P. .\tkins,| {Allen, one of the high school boys.’jjj Greenwood the past week-end jMany clever ideas were brought out in the slits of the “three little 'darkies” singing “Shortenin’ Bread,” l“Ferdinand the Bull,” and the “major I operation scene,” put on by the Edith the week-end guest of her sister, Mrs. and .\lma McKee. ! Mr. and Mrs. B. F. M'ingard and daughter. Barrie Jean, visited Mrs. jWingard’s mother. Mrs, Effie "Was- Mr. and Mrs. S. B. Loftis and ckO* *be week-end with her parents, Mr. idren were visitors in Sparunburg and Mrs. S. B. Loftis. {Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Suber and fam-| Mrs. R. P. Chapman and Mr. s»*d i!y arv now occupying their new home Mrs. T.,Lane Monroe of Laurens, at- Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Essay of j.son. in the Greenville, spent Sunday with the lat- Sumiay. ter’s parents’ Mr. and Mrs. F. P. EHiot: Daris of Rvmie. Ga., spent Cauley. {the week-end with his parents, Mr.r , Miss Helen' Barnado of Union, was land Mrs. John D. Davis, home girls with the help of Miss Pat-^^j^ w-eek-end guest of Mr. and Mrs.! Mr. and Mrs. R. P. kapp of Colum- terson and Miss .Akers. Four of tbe^ Young. !bia. spent Sondar with the latter’s ! Home of Pemre girls gave two or, Mildretl Whitten, daughter of,f>arents. Mr. and Mrs. D. McCrarv. three beautiful selections in song. ^nd .Mrs. B. O. Whitten, of this .Mr. and Mrs. M'illiam IVhbin.s. Jr., INe realized that it takes jurt suchl^j.y^ jj, attending Foster’s Private and small ssm. who formerly liveil in a program as we enjoyed to discover Dance this session in Co-|Goldvilie. are now occupying one of “***■ hometown talent. ,Iuinbia. ‘the Tribble apartments on WiKklrow TO MEET IS CHARLESTON 1 Mrs. Mary Ow^n. ha. rrturn<.,l to s!,^. „ . . . ,4. ber home here after a several weeks , Mr. and Mrs. Odyss McIntosh of The Pre.«b>'tenan synoU of South yir*. p. S. Darby, Ninety-Six. and Mrs. Bruce Radierts Cyolina will ^ annual session ^n^erson. and iiaugS*,er. Betty, of Win.stAm-Sa-1 with the First PreslO'teiTM rturch of Mr^. John Moultrie, Mrs. lem. X. C.. spurat the week-end with Charleston on Tueod^, October I*^b. Moultrie and Miss Hattie Mae,.Mr. Mclntoisli’s ai»«i Mrs. R«>heru* beginning at 3 p.m. iw se^oioaa ^o*,j|orton sjient several days recently in parents. Mr. aad Mrs. A. E. McIntosh, be attended by several k^l ministers Smoky mountains of North Caro-1 Mrs. T. P. Bwrrcll aad little daugh- and laymen. _ llina. ,ler. Janice, of Sfiartanburg. Mr. and Mrs. Carol White Copeland guests Mseral days rreewtly on Florida street tended a district Eastern Star me«t- Hackory Tavern section^ Friends of Miss Vera M'ilson, who ing in Columbia on Friday evening. SUBSCRIBE TO THE CHRONICLE aesm H. D. HE.\RY 1898-1939 F. M. BOLAND H. D. HENRY & COMPANY INSURANCE SltM'KS — RONDS — REAI. ESTATE UIANS NEGirriATED TekplKHie 121 ggWKgKajUPsraca&ztxta: aoe: acser (ttIT OfllCIIIS Clll^Stk a C«ll Fll FIESIIESS! were A.f Mr. ‘are now occupying their new duplex‘and Mrs. Leo J. Burreli. ^hiene on Hampton avenue. .Mr. and Friends of Mtss Hazel H(»ward. who Mis. CarroU M. Spencer have taken spent several m—ths here with her the second apartment. couatn. Mrs. E C. GedT. will he inter- Mrs. Dot Henry of Greenwood, e«trd to kaew she is earalled in a j spent several days the past week here school of beauty eaitare m Spartan- with ber sister, Mrs. Olin Shemly, Jr., harg. and brother, J. D. Owens. Mrs. Shraly Mr. aad Mrs. Grady Esaas spent ^nccucnpanied her home for thr week-• the week-ead here with the latter’s end. taH*cher. M's Alsso McKee, enroate Misses Mary Ella Hailey of Campo- from R<L«k M L t« Saltr^oo’. Md.. hrlio. Julia and Annie Rigers Bailey where Me. Esaas has heea transferred of Gresmville. spent the wet k-ond here ss nmua^e of thr Mcr'reey’s stere with their mother, Mrs. T. L. M. Har-f Mrs> Remhrrt ^eweff and ehtldrea ley of Spartaahueg. ipi'Sff. thr week eis4 Aha HoBaad of Colomhia. spertt a*(h hee paesafi. M- and Mrs N R the a«vk end with his patents. Mr Pngk. >r Mr and M'* <»«7 Pngh sM aad Mrs. 4 g MuBami rhiMroa aud M* and M«- H R Priwh Mrs W S Halt of tireenwnod. i« J' . -fw"*' '‘»*'4sa U 'A tisitiag her daoghler, Mrs I. 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Mi*- rs Sybil and Lottie Browning of Greenwood, were guests Sunday of | their daughter and sister, Mrs. S. Y.{ Adair, and Mr. Adair. * Dr. James K. Coleman of The 4'ita-, dH faculty. Charleston, Mrs. Coleman ^ and daughter, spent the week-end with the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. John M". Coleman. Mm. S. E. Richbourg of Harris,* X. C., is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. D. B. Bobo. Mr. and Mrs. M. H. A'oung of Hick ory, N. C., spent the week-end with j Mr-i. Young’s mother, Mrs Tom Adair, who returned with them for a several weeks’ visit. Mrs. Harry Doster ha.s returned from a visit to her parents, Mr. and Mrs. 4. V. Hopkins, in Fort Mill. R. A. Cason of Wa.shington, Ga., has accepted a position with the J. C. Penney Co„ and is making his home t^th his brother, L. E. Cason, andj Mrs. Cason. Mr. and Mrs. B. R. Fuller had as tiieir week-end guests their children, Mr. and Mrs. John B. Fuller and son, of Chattanooga, Tenn., Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Robertson of Charleston, and R. W. Hudgens of M'ashington, D. C. j Misses Martha Ramage, Elizabeth! Nicholson and Evelyn Ramage, Mrs.- A. A. Ramage, Th^as and Augu.s-| tus Ramage were visitors in Augusta Sunday lu see Mbs Guynulle Milam aad W. C. Adair, who are hospital < IwflUL Fiiaadi af Mias MilamI Mr. Adair will ha glad m SAVE at McCOY’S When >ou make a CiaNoline pur- chaNe, be Hure you*re not payinR more than you should. You can be sure by usinit— McCOVS REGULAR l*ER GALLON Jast remaher, if*s not how ninch GOES into your p4M‘ket that ctMinls—it's how ninrh STAYS thm. lIlMn yon bny McCoy’s Gasoline approximately four cents for rrerr ffiHin nf Rsaoline you bny STAYS in your pocket, because ytui pay approxi- itdly 4c Ins fur ercry i^allon of McCoy’s rcRuhr gasoline. in WBT. Churluttx, for McC'oy’a Radio program every Moaday. Wrdaesday aad Friday at 8:39 .%. M. rS Z STATION