The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, November 09, 1939, Image 5
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1939
THE CUNTON CHRONICLE, (XINTON, S, C.
PAGE FIVE
Decenniid Cmnis
Plans Under Way
Preliminary plans througfi which
plete picture of the nation as a whole
which is 00 VrfcaT to' both private and
public enterprise.”
Mayor Bailey said he will select
general citixens committee embracmf
all of the principal civic intere^ inj
'll PEOPLE YOU KNOW |jl
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Clin^ and ite tra^ territory can ^^the community — commercial. ^iica-| clement Goings of Charlotte, N.C.,
y, I ' complete report Itional, lsrf>or, religious, publierty-^nd! friends here Sunday.
<rf Its population, farm and business^that this committee will appoint sub*. „ . i,n*,n«fvn Mr* 1 umLi
, resources m the 1940 decennial census!conwnittees to stress specific census' <5?.^^
# were announced yeaterday by Mayor; activities visitors in Greenville Sun-
P S Bailev • . ^
Mayor Bailey said he Ls acting m! of'^the^reiwuses-^usf' Reynolds of Washington, Ga.,
response to a letter from Secretory .i:!!? was the week-end guest of Mr. and
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er and Mrs. Campbell remained forjby, N. C., spent a few days the paal
longer visit. ‘ .week with the fonaer’t sister, Mxa.
Miss Mildred Young, student nurseRo®* Blakely, lira. Blakaly aal
the Columbia hospital, was at home’^*** mid Mrs. Davis visited Mna
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Rex * daughter, Mrs. T. A. Cook»
Young, for the week-end. ^ ■mi Mr. Cook, in Greenwood during ■»
Miss Margaret Blakely of Green-
Carroll Pitts of Inman, spent Sun
day with his mother, Mrs. Nannie A.|''lll®> Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Cook of l
Pitts. " [Greenwood, visited their mother, Mrs.
RIWANIS MEET S Jt TODAY
Mr. and Mrs. Gredy Chandler and A. Ross Blakely, the past week-end. :^jj evening at'd^'lnstoad oJ
. . son and Miss Frances Horton visited Mrs. C. M. Bailey and daughter, the usual hour. The change is me4ff
This is th^ first time for many Deke R.jmolds of Washington. Ga., Mrs. Grady Seuwright in Pendleton'Miss Sunshine Bailey, ar^ enjoying a t4) avoid conflict with the ClintM
years that all of the censuses-^usi- ^k-end guest of Mr. and Sunday. ' .ten-day trio to New York. |High-BoUing Springs game at 7:30
of Commerce Harry L. Hopkins, Mrs. P. B. Adair and family. \ -Miss Sunshine Bailey was the Mjs. Mary Jane Dubose spent thejo’clock on Johnson field.
*1..* * ,culture, housing, mines and quarries,, Arrington and week-end guest of friends in Atlanta'week-end in Sumter with relatives. |
•*Y" GROIP HEARS LONG
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gumze to make the various censuses IIsons, Billy and Bobby, of Greenville,'*^1 attende<l the GtHirgia Tech-Duke Mr. and Mrs. R. J, Pitts had as{
to be token in 1940 the most complete! , x...spent Sunday with' .Mrs. Arrington’sSaturday. ,their we^-end guests the former’s Rev. M. N. Long, pastor of tha-
They not all be taken at the ^ Blakely. | Friend.-* of George .Nelson will
and accurate picture of the communi
ty’s human and economic
ever compiled.
“Only by td»e active interest of ev
ery American community in seeing
I same time. The censuses of business.
resources' — "J •' ' .7” ' Mr and Mrs Harry C Payne were to know he has returned to his sister. Miss Louise Bultman.jsp^k^c before tl^ allege Y.M.C.A.
and mmas and th. fineral of »<>'■>- after neouperatin, at the f »;>? Bultman rennained Tuesday eeeu.r* m the chapel.
■:fr*eS;ro?'siX"ne^V"\^*rp^- c:::‘er wa,yuct .f'
ffc- iU re«.u™« ate funy and 0. Glenn in Kewherty .as.
reotly reported,” Secretary Hopkin.s
said “can we get the full and com-
Thursday.
law. iburg wil-h -the formers parents, Mr.;daughter. Fay, Mrs. Iretw Pitts and| * ^
Beware Coughs
from coramon celds
That Hang On
Mayor Bailey said that the general
and Mrs. J. E. Plaxico.
Increase secretion and aid nature to
soothe and heal raw. tender. Inflamed
bronchial m-icous membranes. No mat
ter how many medicines you have
tried, tell your druggist to sell you a
bottle of Creomulsion with the under
standing that you are to like the way
It quickly allays the cough or you are
to have your money back.
CREOMULSION
For Coughs, Chest Colds, Bronchitis
daughter, Marion, visited Lewis and,. U n n
... ... ^ . . Mi.ss Charlie Mae Sims has return-'John G. Pitts, .students at Clemson, KprVv Tva«t qw
citizens oonimittee will be organized . ^ ^ berry the past week-end. .Mr. Shealy
soon and will be asked to appoint-. ^ C* h^r' Mr an i Mr« Thm Oswald Copeland, Jr., attended
suboommittees on business and man-; . ' and Mr *Kinir Miss Mvrtlp Tm iT H Geoi-gia Tech-Duke game in .4t-
ufactun^ and on publicity, which will Trammell visited the for- d
etuK Et on«j«.ppIy.n* .nformetj^j* ^ j, Krand|«„^nti. Mr. and Mrr. Tom dve^of SM^aherrST^R'* 7 w ‘'
I to bus,mtereeta daughter, Mamia. spent Sunday in' Broun, in Royaton, Ga.. Sumiay. ifia Mm f^rrU^iwt J m
,nature of question.^ to be asked them 1 „ r* .. ’ ... ^ ' Vriuand^ ..f Mco d r cw T :ii Carrie Schenck of New--
-l.-a .a., . .a,,.. ,Coluuvbia with Mrs Galloway a parv hr end. of Mra. R. C. hhands williberry, and Mrs. Boatwright of Nor-
ents, Mr and Mrs. George T Bariie,.^ glad to know she la reeuperatingj,„„<, Va., vaiited Mrs, Henry Burton
Miss Mar>' Louise Bagwell of be- fiom a several days illness. ■’
Creomulsion relieves promptly l»- i^^d the significance of these ques
cauw It goes right to ‘h -* seat of the
trouble to loosen germ laden phlegm,'
itions to the nation’s business as
whole.
D. E. Tribble Co.
FUNERAI, DIRECTORS
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EMBALMERaS
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Modern Equipment
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Night Phone*
21. 2:>3 or 253
Clinton.
S. C.
REAL ESTATE
FIRE and LIFE
INSURANCE
LOANS
FINANCED ON REAL
ESTATE
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Telephone No. 6
Clinton. S. C.
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dalia, was the week-end guest of Mr. -Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Nelson
a’nd Mrs. Roy Benjamin. jRock Hill, were guests Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Wingard attend- Mr .au<l Mrs. Claude R. Trammell,
ed the funeral of the latter’s aunt,, Mr. and .Mrs. R. K. Ferguson and
Miss Lizzie Wasson, in the Hickory sons, Edward and Lawrence, attend-
Tuvern stMrtion Monday. jvd the Georgia Tech-Duke game in
M..-»>es Camlyn Copeland and Dor- Aalanta Saturday and were guests
othy Bell sjient the week-end in ot friends in Rome, Ga.
Renno with .Mr. and .Mrs. .lames' .Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Duncan, Mrs.
Copeland. .Nenc i>. Workman and .Mr. and Mrs.
Mrs, .M. B. Summerville of Char- J. 'V. Milam visited .Mr. and Mrs.
lotte, N. C., siKMit the week-4*nd with Tom Scott and .Mrs. Ella Duncan in
her jiarents, Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Na- Mhitmire Sunday,
bors, near here.. , l>amar H. Nelson was a business
Dr. W. P. Jacobs was the guest visiter in .\tlanta this week.
( speaker at the alumni honuconiing Friends of Mrs. R. I’. Chapman
luncluHin at Davidson college Satur- will be sony to learn that her father.
Henry
and .Mr. and Mrs. G. A Burton during
‘^Mtlie pa.st week.
Mr, and Mrs. W. F. Davis of Shel-
Gray
Funo-al Home
Clinton, S. C.
Fl’NERAL DIRECTORS
EMBALMERS
AMboUnce Service
Phones 41 and 399-J
L. RUSSELL GRAY and
V. PARKS ADAIR. Gen. Mgrs.
I'dHy.
R. L. Tinsley of Laurens, is critical-
Clinton
Finance Co., Inc
Auto Financing
Fire Insurance
Office:
JACOBS & CO. BLDG.
H. I). HENRY
IH9H.I959
F. >!. BOLAND
H. D. HENRY & COMPANY
INSURANCE
STOCKS — BONDS — REAL ESTATE
LOANS NEGOTIATED
Telephone 121
— j Mr. and Mrs. Paul K. Harmon‘sjient *>’ ill.
Sunday in Rc-idville with Mrs. Har-j Nlisses Elizaln-th Nelson and Jane
mon’s parents, .Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Sturgeon were week-end guests of
Brockman. iMiss Pegg>- Sprunt at Winthrop col-
•Mrs, E. B, Sloan ha* returned to lege, RfX’k Hill, ;
her home here after a »hort visit to -Mrs. T. J. I^eake, Mi.sses Ix>u Bell
her brother, John Lindsay, and Mrs.|«nd Josephine Neighbors and Mr.
Lindsay, in Walterboro. jand Mrs. Jik* \N . I^eake visiUnl .Mr.
Mr, and Mrs. Dial Conway Gray of j«nd Mrs. .Sam Leake in Union Sun-
Gray Court, spent the week-end with day.
the latter’.* parents, Mr. and Mrs. .Mr. and .Mrs. E. E. .Ashmore ami
I,Tom Z. Carter. |children of Charlotte, .*|>ent Sunday
! Mrs. Frank Wils^m and small son with Mr.*. .Ashmore’s parents, Mr. and
[have returned to their home here Mrs. T. L. Cmrper.
‘after a visit to her |>arer>t.*. Mr. and Mr. and .Mrs. C. C. Wallace and
.Mrs. A. F'. Webb, in Columbia. Mrs. \\. H. Wallace of .Newberry,
i .Mr. and .Mrs. C. W. Cooper and were guests yesterday of .Mr. and
'•children, Billy and Susanne, Mr. and Mrs. John Holland Hunter.
••LMra. Russell Cooper and Mrs. Sudie* Mrs. C. A. Hollis is visiting her
F^dwanls s|H>nt Sunday in the moun- daughter, Mrs. A. G. Sublett, and
tains of North .Carolina. Mr. Sublett, in Dallas, Texas. •
Misses Lillian Crowder and .Mary .Miss Bob Blackman, C<inver*e col-
Krwin .Smith of ElberUm, Ga., were l^ge student, wa* the we**k-<*nd guest
e week-end guests of .Mr. and Mrs. J). of -Miss Grace Martin in Goldville.
4 B. SmitJh. Mrs. J. T. Dickerson and daughter,
•Mr. and Mrs, Frank .Martin nn<l Gayle, spent Sunday in laiurens with
son, Frank, Jr., of laiuren*, s|M*nt her broth«*r, Frank iice, and .Mrs. Lee.
I Sunday here with .Mra. .Martin's Miss .Martha Ia»u Blakely was the
mother, Mrs. Irene Toitd. week-eml guest of Mis.s .Marianna
Friends of F'oreat Adair w'ill be Marsh in Gaffney,
glad to know he is able to be out K. K. .Sadler and son, Rufus, visit-
again after being ill at his home. ^ the former’s sister. Mrs. (ieurge
.Mrs. Harry Duater apent the week- Ib*an, in Atlanta, the past week-smd.
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ZPaclOOqcXXXlCXKJtXJMBGiFJOUaCIUmKRWIlKRKWKRaeRRICWIIlIRWimWIHUCh*T parents, Mr. and .Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. R. P. Chapman, Mrs. '
t'J- V. Hopkina, in Fort .Mill. Andy Aoung and .Mrs. Fred Scott j
_ _ ^ Frank Keliers, Jr., were visitors in Spartanburg Friday.
< 'and son, Frank, of Ihiblin, Ga.. visited Miaa Betty Spratt was the week-
Che former’s fathi-r. Dr. Frank KcII- ♦*'"* gtiest of .Mi** Inez Young at |
'ers. last week-end. lainder college, tireenwooil. j
C. B. Phillips and Mr. and .Mrs. Mr.*, (hlyss .Suber of Whitmire,
Jack Glover of .Spartanburg, were ^pent Tuesday with her si.*tei, .Mr.*.;
guests Sunday of Mr. amt Mra. D. M’. Holiingswurth, and .Mr,
G. Jackaon and family. lingswoith.
Miss Sara Zee Wright spent the M'. P. Jacobs i* on a ten-day bu*i-1
Jpast week in Charlotte, N. W'ith f'**'*" I*ip to N»»w York. He wa* uc-
hei sister, .Mrs. S. P. Buhb, and .Mr. compunied on the trip by Mrs. Ja-
I Babb. cobs. ■
Mr. and Mr*. lafe .Add Blakely and Mr*. W. R. Piltchell of Olanta. was
Isons are now occupying an apartnK'nt tb«* wt‘ek-«nd gue.*t of .Miss Ka?hi*r-
in the residence of .Mr. and Mrs, R. G. >oe Blakely. i
Murphy on South Broad stri*ot. Miss C atherine Blakely, libiaiian in
Mr. and .Mrs. W. E. Jacks, .Mr. and the city schmj of Bennettsville, spent
•Mrs. I.Anford and son of Rock Hill, ^he wc<*k-end with her parents, .Mr.
.were guests .Surwlay of Mrs. Jacks’ ‘od .Mrs. John T. Blakely,
sister .Mrs. W. O. Holland, and .Mr.' Friends of .Mrs. Ray Pitts will re-
Hollami. gret to know she is ill at the local
Auto Loans!
We will loan you money on your car or refinanee your
car for you.
Our terms and rates ure standard.
TIMMERMAN MOTOR CO.
CHRV.SLER — PLYMOITH
Rhone 119 Sales and Service Clinton, S. C.
hospital.
.Mr, and Mrs. J. B. Townsend, Jr.,
and daughter.* s|K*nt the week-end
in
Mr. and Mrs. T. L CooprT, Mrs. Tom
Cooper and son. Tommy, .Mrs. Russell
Cooper, .Mrs, C. W. Cooper, -Mrs. I.ynn
Cooper and son Lynn, Jr., spent Tues- Anderson with Mr, Townsend’s
day in Seneca with the former’s niother.
daughter, Mrs. .Miko Caskey, and .Mr. Mrs. W. L. .Marshall and small
Caskey. daughter, Eloise, have returned to
their home in Wadesboro, N. ('., after
.Mr. and .Mrs. J. J. Caldwell and
family are now occupying one of the
a short vi.*it to her mother, .Mrs. (’.
NOTICE!
FM PAYMENT OF CITY TAXES
Notice is hereby given that Town Taxes for the Town
of Clinton will be due and collectable between October
1st and November 15th, for the year 1939. The Tax
Books will be opened for the collection of taxes at the
office of the Town Clerk on October 1st, and will remain
open each day thereafter, Sunday excepted, up to and
through November 15th.
A penalty of ten (10) per cent will accrue on all taxes
not paid on or before Wednesday, November 15th, which
penalty will be in force through Saturday, December
30th, after which an additional five (5) per cent will
HCCrU6«
The levy for current fiscal year is 38*/^ mills; 12 mills
for current operating expenses, and 26*^ mills for in
terest and sinking fund on various Bond Issues out
standing. ... i. X rv J-
The foregoing notice is given pursuant to Ordinance
Dassed by the Town Council. .
^ ^ D. C. HEUSTESS, City Clerk.
Shamrock apartments on Ferguson M, Bailey,
street. The Caldwells moved here sev- Mrs. E. Riley was the guest of
eral wt*eks ago fiom Enoree, and Mr. **1 Columbia .several day* this j
Caldwell is connected with the Clin-!j
ton Ootiton MFlls. Mr. and .Mr.*. W. S. Horne of Ware
iMiss Virginia Dillard, Coker col-
|lege student, spent tihe week-end with
Shoals, vi.sited Mrs. Home’s parent.*,
Mr. and Mrs. P, B. .Adair, the pa.*t
jher parents, Mr. and Mrs. S. G. Dill-j'''eek-c*nd.
jard. She had as her guest.* Misses j friends of P, .M. Pitts will be .sorry
'Rosqimond Burban of Aiken, and Su-{^^ know he is ill at his home.
'sanne Bethune of Cberaw, who arej Mr. and Mrs. J. P. (’aldwell and
'also students at Coker. Lsons of Greenville, and Mr. and Mrs.
! -Mr. and Mrs. R. I^ee Hunter andjM. A. Bennett of Edgefield, spent the
small daughter, Mildred Lee, of Cum-"’*1^ Mr. and .Mis. Karl
jberland, .Md., spent a few days last
{week with the former’s mother, Mrs.j Mr, and .Mrs. Frank Young and
Lee Hunter, After several day.*’ stayj^^‘^dren and .Miss Lula.Young spent
a.* the guests of relatives in Augu8tA,^^”‘^®3’ with their sister and brother-!
|Ga., they will again visit here before Mr. and Mrs. I^ewis Kay, in
li-eiurning home, .
j Mrs. Clara Burrougs, Mrs, Paul
• Burroughs and daughter, Ann, of
I Pembroke, N. H,, arid Mrs. Chandler
j Griggs of Washingtoh, D. C., are vis-
'iting M rs. Paul Burroughs’ and Mrs.
'Griggs’ parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. F.
Adair. Mrs. Clara Burroughs is en-
route to Florida to spend the winter.
Mr.*. R. F. Blakely, Misses Mar-
Honea Path,
Miss Mary Emma Speake, member
of the school faculty in Greenwood,
spent the week-end with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. George Speake. She
had as her guest. Mi.** Abbey Law*,
also of Greenwood.
Dr, and Mrs. .George R. Blalock,
Mr. and .Mrs, Carroll White Copeland,
and Mr. and .Mrs. Charles R. Work-
garet and Catherine Blakely attended' of Spartanburg, spent the week-
I 1 4.1. £»Y\A in Aflonfck nrv/J n e 4-.zv»% .#1 .J a 1. 1
; the marriage of their son and brother.
Rev. William M. -Blakely of Doraville,
jGa., to Miss Sara Wells in Sumter
;last Thursday. Other Clinton people
I who attended were Mr. and Mrs. R.
L. Plaxico, Miss, Nannie Young Trib
ble and Betty Tribble'. ;
end in Atlanta and attended the Geor
gia Tech-Duke game .Saturday.
- Mr. and .Mrs. Lewis H. Bagwell and
sons, iLewis, Jr., and -Alvin, Mrs. Ed.
Turner and Mre. Zanie Campbell
were guests Sunday of .Mr, and -Mr.*.
J. A. Parker in Charlotte. 'Mrs. Turn-
Have a Plan
For The Future * • * .
The modern busine^ man knows
where he’s sroingr. He stands at the
controls of his business with “eyes to
the future and an ear to the ground.”
He keeps in touch with trends and con
ditions with the help of his bank. He
looks upon his bank as an ally, a finan
cial friend. He makes full use dmiy
of its many helpful services in the
transacting of business.
EVERY BANKING SERVICE,
BUSINESS AND PERSONAL.
$, Bailq 4 Sti
OLDEST
BANKERS
STRONGEST
Concrete pavements, built to the
standards developed by high
way engineers of this stote, are
the last word in saf^. Yet they
actually cost the pmblsc less than
so-called **cheap’' pavements.
Concrete is safe because it pro
vides a better -’track” for vehi
cles. From your own experience
you know chat its even, gritty
surfzce reduces skidding, wet
weather or dry. Its freedom from
humps, ruts and chuckholes
gives vou better control at the
wheel. Concrete’s light gray
color and high rcfiection factor
help you see better at oig^
Yet, with all these advantages,
concrete is actually the cbeepest
temd f beet. First, because it
costs less te hmiU than other
pavements of equal load-carry-
>ng capacity. Second, because
concrete costs less to mainrain
—saves hundreds of dollars per
mile,' every year, compared
widi less eMuring surfaces.
Urge public officials to build
your roads with safe and saving
nnnerff*!-
Sy-PWM* and Coacrate PavwMrt at
Cliatoa and Lauraas Naadad to RaNcva
Dansatausly Ovaiwcrawdad Highways
PORTLAND CEMENT ASSOCIATION
Hurt lldg., AMamdOf Go.
A nafhital orgorniwetlm H
Crete through gciomHtk