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r; T THURSDAY. OCTOBER 1$, 1SS5 THE CUNTON OIRONICLE. CLINTON, S. C. PAGE nVE New Chevrolet The new made their Clinton debut Saturday and attracted widespread interest. _ ^ Whitmire, spent Sunday ‘’J'lfrienas .t tl» orprhan.**. , Giles ChevroJet company, local deal-' ers, in their sehqa'rooms on West Main' street. Fully 500 Clinton motorists ^ n ..u say, and .Mr. Elssay, m Greenvnlle the there after tpendinir the past two'Mrs. S. G. Dillard. 5!he had as ht^r nicely from a broken arm injury. Mrs. aith his uncle and aunt. Mr. ruest Miss Kloiac Rawls of Ports- Bean waa visited Snuday at the boma rs. Dameron. ‘mouth, Va., who is also a Qfiktr stu-‘of her daughter, Mrs. BotiiweH Ora- Irene Todd spent the past jham, by I>r. and Mrs. L. M. Kennedy in Laurens a-ith her daughter, Friends of .Mrs. Edgar Blakely will children of Spaitanburgi^ .Mr. and Frank Martin, ami .Mr. .Martin. |be sorry to know that she is confined Wyatt Neville of .Newberry, Mi.. Ele.m,r Konn«iy. who W«W., Mr. «,d Mr,. F. M. Slat*. h«i .,1 Mr, .n<t Mr,. Rohrrt Moor, of i*" '"'“"" c.i.rt.rir*' ithUheir guests Sunday Mr. and Mrs. 1 Hartsville. were guests during the receiNed in a fall Monday. •’•us. 'avek of Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Driggers. George H. Reid of lios Angeles,, Mr. ,and Mrs. Roland Russell of Co- Calif., is the guest of Mr. and Mi-a. ■ cnevroiet i i weeks Modek Shownl PEOPLE YOU KNOW I"!" 1040 Chevrolet motor cars; Mrs'. Ft George M, Cartledge of Augusta. called during the day to take a peep. Replete with refinements and im provements, the foremost being a %• • m* M S • J fs **ir* iEnCl 4.«irN» CVOllind ivUNRvll OI V O* v.HiII.* its VvM? •Mr. and Mrs. Frank Caulev vnsited Miss Mary Garrett of Greenwood, • . . . o . -..u r k r».t\ • i .-nr. «.iu .IIS. r .out* v-m'rj vr*, j lunibu Spent Sunday with the for- O’Daniel. GrX^n'^l!’. S^'inih Ndr-' Ch.rU.. IV orkman cf Spar-i past week-end 1 Powell Freeman instructor at K^llv\ Kay Mills and Uaugh-|ianbuTg. is .spending a few days with: past etK-enu,, Greenwood, were her parents Mr and Mrs I R..«d _ Mrs. Maude Crosland of Lake City, Field, San .Antonio, Texas, spent theiguest.s of Mr. and .Mrs. B. F. T(»d<i ’ * • | larger, lower car with beautiful chro-a few days last week of j«vek-end with hi.s parents, Mr. and vvi^gaixi. • Friends of Mrs W G Neville uho' mium trim, rich Canada cloth uphol-;^*'. and Mrs. R. P. Wilder. ,.Mr8. M. M. hm-man. j \i,.^ jj .Ir., and .son, been ill for about a month at the stery, clear vision crystal safety glass,j Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Fi-anks and; Mrs. None D. VN’oikman and Mrs. L. Jimmy, .Mis. K. B. Graham Mi.sses home*of her daughter, .Miss Virginia completely silent synchro-mesh trans-jdaughter, Jackie. ,of Whitmire, visit-jRoss Lynn attended the W. C. T. U. Vera Norris and Vii-ginia Graham vis- Neville in Grcenv'ilks will be glad to mission, silent low, second and high_ed the former's mother, Mrs, J. M. conven-tion in Sumter the past week, jited friends in Greenwood Sunday." know that she is improving satisfac- .Adair, the past week-end. j Mrs. H. Mar.^^den W’iLson, Sr., has' Miss Helen .Adair spent the week-'torily and is able to sit up some each Mr. and Mrs. Fred Crosby and Miss j returned G) her home here after in W are Shoals with her sister, (day. Leone Crosby of Union, were guests several weeks’ visit to her mother,, Mrs. W. S. Horne, and .Mr. Horne. j h riuuls of iMrs. W'. S. Bean will be dow space, easier visibility, powerful Friday of their si.ster, Mrs. Hugh -Mrs. fhillip Grosback, in Brooklyn, brakes, stronger steel frame and steel Ray, and Mr. Ray, and attended the-N. Y. ilumhia gears, an ea.sier, smoother clutch, an improved vacuum power gearshift, with 134 square inches increased win- body, the new Chevrolet is outstand ing, Mr. Giles added. Directors Fill Depository Place The directors of the Cinwiercial Depository at a mee^i.’g held during the week, named .Mis, Margaret Hol land as bookkcept*r->lenographer to fill the vacancy caused by the recent death of .Mi.ss V’era Wilson. During P. C.-Newberry game Friday night. Misses Louise and Elliott Jacobs, Converse college students, spent the week-end with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Jacobs. ' ' Mrs. Shirley Timmons, Mrs. T. L. Cooper, Mrs. .Alex Henry, E. J. .Adair and A. B. Galloway attended the Lau rens County Baptist association meet ing last Tuesday in P*rinceton. Miss Mary Emma Speake, membdr i New^M'i y. of the city school faculty at Green wood, spent the week-end with her Mrs. “J* D. Jeanes and son. Jack, i Mrs. D. W. Mason, and other relatives j, ,\7 V;l . . riitnus OI unrs. w. Bean will be' Mr. and Mrs. Heming Mason of Co-{glad to know that she is improving' tmhia. visited the former’s mother. * Clmton Finance Co., Inc Auto Financing Fire Insurance Office: JACOBS & CO. BLDG. the illness of Miss Wilson the posi-jMrs. George W’. tio;i had been temporarily held .Miss Holland for the past .several, Mrs. T. J. Leake and Miss Elizabeth ''^**^*' ^ j Nelson visited Mr. and Mrs. J. B. W il- ^f Qaffney, visHtnl Mrs. Bolick’s par p Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. J. R<ed Todd, last Seaboard Issues Forestr> I oster [,^ague, student at the Uni-1 spent Sunday in Greenwood with Mrs.j,jhere Friday and attended the New’-j Jeanes’ sister. Mre, G. S. Yeldell. jbmy-P. C, game here Friday night. .Mrs. Kenneth Baker attended the| M.G and .Mrs. F’aul Harmon spent normal classes in piano several daysi^he k-end in Reidyille ^^^th Sirs. 2 last week conducted in Spartanburg Harmim's parents. Mr. and Mrs. T. W'.J by Bernard Wagness of Philadelphia, , j Fa. authority on instructing children j Mn and .Mrs. Kuben .Minick of New-, in piano. ! berry, Mr. and Mrs. U'Grande Minick Mrs. A. M. Coi>eland was the week-i“*'*i daughter, Peggy, and .Mr. and' eml guest of Mrs. 0, O. Copeland in {Mrs. C. H. .Minick Jr., of Pro.sperity, j jwere Sunday guests of Mr. aiid Mr.s. i Mr, and Mrs. Howard Gaixiner of, M. M. Petxlue. j Palatka, Fla., visited Mrs. V’irginia Craig Kennedy, Jr., has returned to, doMontmollin and other friends on the, I'** home in Spartanburg after spend- orphanage campus Monday. ten days with his grand- Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bolick and son •P<’ther, Mrs. J. M. Pitts, while his! Norfolk.- paixmts York. Friends attendeil the fair in New of .Mrs. Pearl Hakei will (Versily of South Carolina, Columbia.i p r Desfliamps and interested to know that she has -.A poster tmphasiz.ng the importance of foi-est conservation Bishonville .Mi the economy of the Southeast has r Heniy and .Mi.ss Fraiuvs W’ales Henry I >«»» Telegraph company to Vidalia, Mr. ami Mrs. Francis Wade and;^,f ('yvvpens were recent guests of Mr.iGa. Tom Warner, formerly of St. r-.l.* .v r-K..’ a 1 rill ♦♦ 4.. tr.ui' ‘♦f HiH, were week-end ,n,„j Mrs. T. J. Chandler, near here. |(ieorge, an ivtxl this week w ith Mrs. r!^kt^r rh..‘^’r.nwrv’ and Mrs. L. C. Bi>nd have re-'Warner to manage the office here. * j- ••K'o.en /k F • • turned from a several days’ stay in Mr .and .Mrs. Emmett Nettles visit- Pr "vmir K tKo vvKiatl ^RU^-inv ^ visKiiig Tela- Bi.shopville and Packsville, where they «‘d (i«x>ge Nelson .Sunday in Green- Cro. m^K«^P the Whistle Blownng Anderson. ^ m. Curtis. woo.1. Friend.s of Mr. Nelson will be should be ailopte*! as the keynote to Davia of Columbia, spent the i the coiiGnued proai»erity of the area. w,,ek-end here with relativaa. Thi* is the first of a serin of poaters just been i8.sucd by the Industrial I)e-' partment of the Seal>*»ard .Air Line Talmadgc transferred by the Western fn- Condensed Statement of the Condition of M. $. Bailiji 4 Son BANKERS of Clinton. South Carolina AT THE ClaOSE OF BUSINESS OCT. 2, 1939 :r) Miss Myra Morris and I>enny Pitts glad ao know he is impn»ving from of Greenville, spent Sunday with the on ap|N*ndix o|>eration at the (Irecn- hv mHu.!. Mr r.ll-tt Fnendi of Bill League will be glad molher. .Mrs. Nannie A. PiWs.iWx*! hospital and has returneil to the ^ '* Miim Minnie Lunsford and Wilbur!home of his parents there. uTlIr with tW roillay’s^^plll^ell' **‘'*^* ' -tuh-nt at sivr forestry pert—* uation wHk-H ran be made ir»rvh»M«iiHle by _,,,i \i,. e R Ikw.na u ^ » a .. . , f M ami ,wr. | K n»w*n» Rertor of ( oltwnbia. vis- < bs Ws Yarb<wvugh. «tu>b nt at \t *1? ltd r »!i* gi . >|«artard»iirg ■i—nt Svir»d*y a- appenois operaiion. , l. Rnldle of Uurens, were week-end M"** Vuginia Dillard, student at ikI r ^ \ gueet" of Mr. and Mrs. H. <*. i'ayne. C*»ker cnllegr. Ilartsvdle, s|*ent the > natural a .rM tlarksville. (ta.. Spent the party spent Suntiay in the moun-*with her parents. Mr. and prcfier treatrwenf the orphanage rsmp'. fH BM RIRR TO THK CHRONlCLl BENJAMIN & SONS ri.l’MBINT. ...and.. HK.XTINf; aSKRVICK Ttitfii—g tns UK ARK m nti.m; TROI HI K tb" W rkt»i«t »• h fe.* [>Stvi' arvj M'« t In \ a* %!?•» Rii . m< nda’; f fseti' '• * it' Stf( Mr ■>f the a« t ha M» and Mr* L A Rr**ire», Mi* b. '* i'f4f and M» Sivl Mrs W J rtrsrs a^N ntieit |h. fa * •' SfHirtat’*'i*g Kr. a J J :{ ■t i r»w4’ 9 ' ' M V 1 M . T H Mat > 1 Ni »! ■ . a- \\ -i- • • S . H t 9.' T Ihi- • a • a r »l r ft-a 0 p M s.,d M r. J ! Me» P G.- • ■■ 1' vev', e, ttft.*\M • 1 I igM I't [.• tn' \ — ' » , I ra?kk Ik t ► Week-en-d g » M IVV. i g M • • Ii ^ n » ' « .i », G' « -h We Finance AUTOMOBILES S. W. SUMEREL Jaitrhw Ituilding RESOl^RCES lacans and DLscountn Stock.s and Bonds . Real Estate .... Ca.sh on Hand and Due from Banks Other Resources ... TOTAL LIAHIL1T1E.S ('apital Stock Subordinated Deposits Undivided Frofils Due to Banks Bills I'ayahle Other Liabilities Deponits TOTAI. $672,927.18 . 49,596.00 . 28.499.35 . 233,389.60 1,519.36 $985,931.49 $ 20.201.40 379.798.60 29,703.49 NONE NONE NONE 556.228.00 $9H.5.93I.49 » M >oiir altentkin U railed to the ahote statement re- fieri inf the condition of our hank. On the strength nf this statement we solicit the arrounts of firms, corpor ations Mod inditiduals. both Commercial and Satingw. , M' « j| f / xt 9 •-'» ’ V- a**r4 i.e *a»M'U'‘f an^ !•„ 1 {*• t' ■ » M f a >-ft Mr* J R liinypt. aS * M - H »eT» • •Sw'V *• Ik.* 'a'- 'a • gr , : S- ,'l>tW4a M . i M ^ 1 , I * » :# g".. . ,■'* : r • C r. - ■ M \f„,p :■ M r ' « (a^ g. I SAFER ROADS IV U 'S will decrease accidents! NuM. iOfaSalil kWAT am ^Hlghoaf togioeert ki how to owk* roads aafa h^ •aaiog sharp ouoa. dtaai* aatiog daagtroot grada crottiagt. by providing aaapla width*, loog "aigbe diacaoce." ASD a «/r/oro* mnjsct. ■■■ (cl' \f • . i I t* I' . ■ . r g .. .* M V ' J*,.....:.* .U a tf't M '•"-i M *.» M • |i -t * » »)• f g »•».( * II• I -t •. V. • ..t ■ V CJ*».TA,k' I'l *. ■ * M tw • . k-».; nr-;*' .i! g m - \ a—-.* -A M . If J ti ,-'j' * • * tlt'i'ux • mI M ■ lU . \ f * ■ ‘ r * c • .'« K |ir-; ftiSiw ■ .'-r- » M • R M i 'lihx • ' S' aw »X» :• I . f ,,V ,j ((*!•*»**• 7ft ■■ N» >.• .sa»i" I • • •■* rn«!' »<j r M • T M a I Mr* lUu .. ••= Ni • ■•Jtkiiiy .\«*ra-nid If II -Mistnn • P w*—k-n*J gu.->t- of J J < ■ dwril. ¥ J t .X • ^ \t »*» r fta * •* I *bria . J l^^ k •f.ft f* t, Da ? M Mti NON.Mia aatkACi ^Tha safety answer i* raorrvfO akid-reiiuant, wet or dry —durable, true of turfaca, frccCrom bumpa,ruts, waves and other accident-breed* ing defects. umotT YitiMurr Concrete’! light-colored aorface reflects light wicIm out glare; makes headlights ^more efficient. Helps the ^driver see bener. it it it CONCRETE SAVES-ooC only lives, but money. Coo* • Crete costs/ro/b ^0/4/than other pavements of equal load-carrying capacity.. And for less to maintam than less enduring surfaces; fOnUNDCUIBITASSOQATION Hwt IMt** AMaiita, Oa. bemdtimUmelCmtnH By-pastes sinI Conersts Pavemsntat aifiton and Laurans Naadsd to Raliava* Dangerously Over-crowded Highways URGE MODERN CONCRETE ROADS AS A VITAL SAFETY MEASURE ' I j» M » * P. . . Mr in,! M .Mr. and -M - 11. R Pugh. .'*r.. ami 'umiij -ppnt .sunrlay in Gr***i wHb M- and .Mr* (»uy Pugh and Mr. ami Ml. II R Pugh. J- Mi-- .Margarrt .Milam has rtdurnnl to hrr horn** in Gm*nvilkr after a few day*' Visit Gr hi*r si%U-r, Mrs. Horai'r Horton, nad .Mr. H«»rton. •Ml*' Virginia Graham, ntudmt at M intfx*at .Normal, sfM*nt the W’c4<k-end wrth Iht parxnts .Mr. and .Mrs. E. B. Graham. •Mr. and .Mrs. .1. M. Ik*Young and son, Earl, wt-n* guests .Sunday* of Mr. and .Mrs. T. N. Ik'Y'oung in Gr«x*n-. WXKXl. * 1 -Mis.st.s Grace .Martin of f;oldviIlp, and Hazel Fergu.son of this city, visit-, e<l the latter’s sister, Mi.ss Jane Fergu-, .son, .stuilent at Gonver.se college,! .Spartanburg, the past wi-ek-end. Mis.« Franevs I'aylor wa.s the week-, end gue.st of .Misses Jearme and Phyl-^ ills Holman in Columbia. i I Mr. and .Mrs. G. R. Porter of f.al-; houn Falls, visiteil the former’s moth- ier, .Mrs. VV’, .S. Porter, the past week- 'end. They spent .Saturday in Montreat 'and the mountains of North'Carolina.! Mrs. T. L. M’. Bailey, Mrs. W. N.i Long, .Mrs. John T. Little and Mrs. .Alex Henry were in Spartanburg Fri day for the W. M. U. northern divis ion meeting held at Calvary Baptist church. .Mr. and Mr.*. J, F. Thomp.son and children of Newrl>erry, and Miss Lyde Ray of Atlanta, spent the week-end with .Mrs, Thompson’s and .Miss Rsy’s 'mother, Mrs. I. O. Ray. Miss Ray had jas her guest Miss Verna Mae Boul- ware, also of Atlanta. Mr. and Mrs. T. L. Cooper and Mrm. { J. L. 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