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• ‘ / v t / > THURSDAY, DECEMBER 28, 1939 THE CUNTON CHROMCLE, CLINTON. S. C. r WEST CLINTON Mrs. Joe Ceupbell, Correepeodeat PEOPLE YOU KNOW Miss Mildred ^McGee spent the. ^ xr ^ „ i ! Mr. and Mrs. Gary Martin and fam-1 Mr. and Mrs. N. P. Felder of St. ily i^eitumed yesterday from Camden, j Georsre, were quests Christmas day' ‘ ' *1. r-u u i j where they spent Christmas with Mr.'of Mrs. E. Mood Smith and family, i ’ , , * . dren spent the Christmas holidays He.nry Niles. ! t » . ‘ Mrs. J. L. Lewis week-end witii relatives in Laurens. Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Heath and chil- with Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Seay. Mi.^se« Wilby Seay and Nell Smith Joe irs. McMillan, To Provide For Crippled Children Eh*. H. R. POrkins, dipectw of the Laurens County Heakh department, has announoed that Mbs Margaret Ladd, of Boston, Mass., has been des- igrnated by the South Caredina board of health as an orthopedic nurse working: in Laurens county and other counties in the Piedmont district. The Spartanburg: G^ieral hospital, be said, has been designiarted as the clinic to attend to crippled children of Laurens county a*ho would not be able to get the needed corrections wew-end. ■' was the guest of his sister, Mi*s. Hugh, \v»od. from private resources. | Mr. and Mrs. A.ibert Brown and chil- Holman, and Mr. Holman for the.; The question ol transportation from Andeison, spent Christmas Christmas holidays. i Jimmy Laurens to Spartanburg has been iMrs. D. \. Wright. (Basque and little [visited C. \V solved, he said, by an offer of the Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Evans visited son returned yesterday from Marion, Christmas day. Laurens county chapter of Winthrop relatives in Gieenville Sunday. wheie they spent Christmas with i*el- daughiers to transport children' back' Mr. and .Mrs. Colie Camp^ll, Car- atives. and forth from the clinic where ar- ter and Eklith Wright spent Christ-^ Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Reeves were were holiday visitors in the home of Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Glenmy Mr. and Mrs. Ebb Horton and daughter, Carolyn, of Greenville, Mr. and Mrs. Gus Trailer and children and lewis Horton of Augu.sta, spent 1 *P*tvt Christmas Christmas with their parents, and!Mr. ar^ Mrs. H rym- Rock Hill, I>r. and Mrs. J. F. Bozand of-Gaffney, Mr. and Mrs. D. D. Ed- mundg of Winston-Salem, N. C., and Mr. and Mrs. Edward Henry and sona,' Edward, Jr., and Robert, of this city, with their parents, D. Henry. and Mrs. J. and spent the week-end in Greenviile. ents Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Bouknigtht of Chester, visited Mrs. Bouknight’s par- McLeod ents, Mr. and Mrs. Smith, the past Theological W.j Mr. and Mrs. Harris Coving:ton of I Benncttsville, Mr. and Mrs. James O. J M T T V J , ••• • •" — daughter,[Monroe and son, Jirrtmy, of Latto, , . , , |. Mrs. J- Young and Le-,'^|jj,.y ^ave returned to their »Pent Christmas day with Mrs. Cov- student at Glemson,'iand Aoung s,>ent Christmas day Greensboro. N. C._after a’inKton’s and Mrs. iMbnroe’s parents, I visit to Mrs. (Lewis’s .si.sters, Mrs. W.j Mr. and Mrs. John T. Blakely. Mrs. Mrs. Mary Owens has returned to A. Bu'hanan and Mrs. Roy Benjamin, j Mon mo and son remained for a week’s 1 the home of her son. J. D. Owens, and I Mr. and Mrs.,J. L. Eiameron have!visit, student at Columbia Mrs. Owens after a visit to her as their holiday guests Miss Evelyn! Mr and Mrs W A seminary, Decatur. Ga.,'daughter, Mrs. Dot Henry, in Green- Damcron Washngton. D. €., Mrs. dren Mr and Mrs' is spending the holidays with his par-; Chester with relatives, i—iMrs. Jodie C. McMil- W. Young and chil- Dewey Climber ^ X. Damoixm, Misses Katherine lend daughter of Reidville, N. C. Mr. C. \y. Hallman, Sr., and Miss and Mary Patrick Dameron of Besse- and Mra. Algie Bobo and children of Leo Lybrand of Batesburg, mer City, N. C. Visiting Mr. and Mrs. Hallman, Jr., here 'Damcron during the Friends of Mr. Hall- Miss .■\nne Damcron i angements have been made through j mas with Mr. and Mi*s. the county health depaotment. m Rocky Mount, N. C. ^ Fut^ for the service, he said, have Miss Myra Cooper of been provided by the federal and Ktate governments. Paul COUGHS. COLDS ^mosphen& the week , L M. Evans. I Mr. ami Mrs. |ville, were the Brown jjfuests of relatives in Kinston, N. C., I during Christmas. Greenville, (Mr. and Mrs._ Harry Bolick and son w’ith her sister, Mi*s.'of Gaffney, sjK'nt* Christmas here with ; Ml’S. Bolick’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Johnson of’* Gold-IJ. Reed Todtl. dinner guests of Mr.' Mr. and Mi's. F. C. Pinson returned •M. Counts of Newberry, and Mrs. Rutledge Adair , ... were holiday gue.sts of of'^ CtTarlorte,'^''' M': Addy. While hert* Mr. and of I the former's man will be glad to know he is reeov- and I. ering from a week’s itllnes.s. 1 .Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Hovey Keid of Lyman,' ■ spent Christmas wth tlie latter’s .Mrs. Young also visited father, J. H. M. Young. other 11'; father, Ftfank IM. Boland, and relatives here.- Frank Boland, Jr., ofj[^ Irmo, also spent the holidays with his father. ’ jjs Dill F>Mis and Bill Wade left Tues-'j'j day for a few days’ visit to friends \ *1 H. D. HENRY 1898-1939 F. M. BOL.\ND 8 Pleasant, Effective Vapor Treatment. Kettle Free See Your DroggisL I and Mrs.'A. F. Campbell Sunday. itmlay from a visit to their daughter,'in DilKm. I Mrs. William Cannon is celebrating Mrs. A. H. McQuetm, and .Mr. .Mc-j . Mr. and .Mrs. P. S. .McElhihney of'8 I a birthday today. iQuet-n, in I.>atta. | .\tlanta. the latter’s piother, Mrs. Ag-’^ I iMr. and Mj*s. Grady Arnold vis- Mrs. Elise Silencer Hindnuiii of.nes Kern, w’hom they wera visiting,j|^ jited in Spartanburg on Monday. j Washington, D. (’., is visiting her par-'und .Mi.ss Ixiqisc Keni spent Christ- :t Mr. and -Mrs. Clyde Few of S|>ar- ents, Dr. and Mis. .A. E. SiH*ncer. jinas day in Greenwooil w'ith Mr. and K tanbui'g, spent Christmas with Mr.j Dr. H. T. Swedenht-rg, Jr., faculty Mrs. S. Keni. ,8 Dr. L. B. Marion NATUREPATH Nature’s Own Way To Health and Happiness. No. 1 National Bank Bldg. Hours: 9 to 12, 1 to 4:30 CLINTON, S. C. and .Mrs. Furman Davis. imeniber of the University of South- I Mr. and Mrs. Bud Woi'd sjient the t>rn California, who is spending the jChrisitmas holidaiys with Mrs. Wonl’s hiiliitaj’s with ndatives in Greenville, parents, Mr. and Mi's. E. J. Campbell, was the guest F’riday of Dr. and .Mrs. I Miss Barbara vSt-rango s|K*nt sev- .M. W. Bmwn. eral days with friends in Rock Hill, .Miss Frances,Barnetit, tlie past week. j .Mr. and Mrs. A. H. MeCoy and fam ily, J. H. Ficklin o^Jlraenville, Mr. Friends of Sterlin Young, who is undergoing treatment at Fort Mc- Phei'ison hospital, .Atlanta, will be in terested to know his condition has im proved. H. D. HENRY & COMPANY INSURANCE STOCKS — BONDS — REAL ESTATE LOANS NEGOTIATED Telephone 121 n n 8 It I and Mrs. J. T. F'ieklin and family,j Miss Bertie McMahan of .Xndei'son. Mr. and '.Mrs. U C. Ficklin and fam-iwas the guest of friends heie several ily of Ninety-Six, Lucius .Allen and days this wwk. children of Gainesville, (Ja., spent, ‘\V. H. McCrary of Dei'atur, .Ala., Christmas day with .Mr. apd Mrs. M.’arrived Tues<lay for a ft-w days’ visit T. Ficklin. w'ho teaches Rev. and Mr.s. W. Q. Grigg and at Pacolct. is spi-nding the holidays son,, Quay, Jr., of Catawba, N. ( ., Mr.' with her parents, .Mr. and .Mr.s. J. O. and .Mrs. C. .1. Bouknight of Concoi'd,' Harnett |N. and Sam Stone of Charleston,! Clinton Finance Co.,-Inc. Auto Financing Fire Insurance Office: JACOBS & CO. BLDG. spent Christmas, with th.ir mother,!<► .Mrs. Mi'tta Stone. j .Mrs. Edgar Shannon and son. Fal-' gar Siiannon, Jr., of Durliani. N. C., wore holiday vi.sitors at the home of to his mother, .Mi's. R. J. McCrary. Dr. and Mrs. L. Ross Lynn. Mr. ami Mrs. Neil Turner of El-j Mr. and Mrs. B. S. Pins«m wi-i’e Moseley-Campbell 'berton, Ga., .sjient Christmas here guests Christmas <iay of .Mrs. Floride Coming as a surprise to their many with Mr.s. Turner’.s mother, Mrs. N. lGmldard in Columbia. friends was the marriage of Miss, R. Finney, and other relatives. 1 Helen Moseley of Lydia, to Cleveland j Cab Blackwell of Florence, was the {Campbell on Saturday, Dec. 23. 'guest of friend.s here during the holi- l The marriage ceremony was per-!days, jformed by the Rev. R. D. Hughes at, M'iss Katherine Graham i.s the gucM ,the Bapturt parsonage. ,of frie»nds in Ddllon. i Those attending the wedding were' M**. and Mrs. Hugh Ray spent Grange Campl>ell. .Misses Marcelle Christmas in Union with relatives. I Barker and Evelyn Mo.seley, Mrs.! Miss France's ShcH-ly, who teaches 'John Mesllock and Ruble Strange. - We D. E. Tribble Co. Fl'NERAI. DIRECTOR.S EMBALMERS IJcensed Embalmers, Complete Modern Equipment Day Phone 94 Nifht Phones 24, 253 or 255 Clinton, S. C. Do All Kinds of PRINTING Except Bad. ( HKOMCLE PUBLISHING CO. COMMUNITY FUNERAL HOME , Clinton, S. C. FOR COLORED PEOPLE ONLY Phone 319 I Hex. H. W. Walker. Managor NEW BOOKS FOR 1940 AI.L KINDS AND SIZES CHRONICLE PUBLISHING CO. NOTICE! THE BOOKS ARE OPEN FOR THE PAYMENT OF Your 1939 COUNTY TAXES Pay and Save! 1 3 for January, for February, for March. 7'. from April Isl to loth April Loth, the books will close and all receipts not paid will be e.xecuted. R. G. Murphy .s|H*nt Christma.s with i his .sister in Memphis, Tenq. j' Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Kern and ! daughter, Nancy, of Reidville, Mr.'' and Mrs, .S. A. Kern and daughters,.! Mi.sses .Margaret and Agnes, and Mr.'' and Mrs. I*. S. McElhinney of .Atlanta, . spent Sunday with tlwir mother amllj grandmother, .Mrs. Agnes Kern. i 'at lioris, is spemling the holidays with' Mr. and Mrs. (k-orgt* W. Williams'' her parents, .Mr. and Mrs. (). H.'aiid daughter, Ruth, of Vablese, N.C., ■ 'Slwely, Sr, jwere guests several <lays this week j Mrs. J. I,. Wright and Miss .Sara of .Mr.s, Williams’ sister, Mrs. I. .M. > Zee Wright are visiting their daugh- .Adair, and .Mr. .Adair, ter ami sisU'r, .Mrs. S. P. H«bb, ami' .Mi. and Mi>s. (’..L. Vaughti and ■ .Mri-BaiW> in Cbarlotte, N. C. , - children of Clarksvillir, Ga..'and C. I,. ! .Miss Lyd<* Ray of Atlanta, and Mr. Vaughn, Jr., «>f Cliffside, .\. ('., iv- aml Mrs..!. F.-Thompson and childi'en tunusl to their homes Tue.sday after (»f NewlwiTy, .s|H*nt Christmas with sinmding the holidays with Mi-s. their mother and grandinothi*r, Mrs. Vaughn’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. T. I. O. Ray. R. Owens, .Mr. and Mrs. J. I). Owens and .Mr. and .Mrs. Norman Sjigh an«l daughter, June, sjK-nt the week-end daughter, Betty, of <iiLH-nwiM>d, and^ in Atlanta. ,Mr. and Mrs. Thoma.s Lipsoomlie of Mr .ami Mr.s. James Tinkler of Simrtariburg, were holiday y,isit«rs of| C'liffside, N. C., ainuit the holidays .Mr. apd .Mrs. G. .A. Buiton and Mr.s., here with the latter’s parents, .Mr. Henry Burton. and Ml'S. E. R. Knox. Friends of D. C. Ileu.^ess will Ik* Mrs. Tom Poe and children of gla«l to know that 'ht* is rwuperat-j Greenville, .spent Tuesday with Mrs. ing at his home after a w«H*k’s ill-f Poe’s parents, Mr. and .Mrs. B. .M. nos.s. | Dutton, Sr. | .Mra. T. J. Blalock, .Sr., s|Kint' Rev, and Mra. M. A. Durant and (jhri!*tmas with her duqghters, Mrs.j daughter, Florence, of AW>eville, James .Mooiv in York, and .Mr.s: T. O.iil 'si>«*nt C.ihris*tmas with Mrs. Durant’s .McKcowri, Sr., in Blackstock. Iparent.s, Mr. and Mrs, George H. El- Miss Katie Ixh* has returne*! to ■lis. ‘ her home in Marion, after spen«ling Captain and .Mrs». R. W. Beiin of the past several weeks with .Mr. and! .Murfreesilioro, Tetin., relurmsl to their Mrs. G. A. Burton. | home Tues4iay after lieing the giH'stSj .Mr. ami .Mrs. O. D. Adair of (V)-' for .sA'veral days of .Mrs. Henn’s par- lumliia, and .Mr. and Mrs. Rutledge! ents. Dr. and .Mi's. L. Ross Lynn. .Adair of R(K’k Hill, visiUsl their par-| .Miss KlizalM*th Brooks, jiieinber of ents, .Mr. and .Mrs. It. F. Adair, dui'-1 the city s<'1m»o1s faculty, is spending ing the holidays. | .Mis.x Ina Curry of .Siiupstiiville, was the gue-t .■‘ivtial day-, the pa.sli we( k of .Miss .Martha I)avi(l>oii. i .Mrs. .J. W. I<«*ake i- visiting her I •laughtir. Ml.-, Robert Hamei, ami' .Mr. Hamer, in Eastover. .Mr. and .Mrs. W. I’. (’ok«‘r of .Sjiar-l (tanbuig, sp; III the ( hrislmas holidays! .Mrs. Fi. H. Zenke of Denver, Colo-jWilh .Mrs. Coker’s |>ar*'nts, Mr. and j rado, is visiting her .si.ster, .Mrs. H. H.^.Mis. .N. W. .MeDaniel. Hatchlel, and .Mr. Hatchell. .Mr. and .Misses Virginia I/illard and Vir- .Mrs. Halt-hell ami .Mrs. Zenke simnt ginia .Sadler left today for Aiken iC’ihristnias in ConWay with the for- wheM* they will be guests of Miss mer’.s mother. Rosamond I>ui'ban for several days .Miss Barbara .Montgomery, student while attemliiig a series of dance.s I at (Georgia State Woman’s college, there. I .Milledgev’ille, Ga., who is spending Mi.ss Essie Davidson, member of tihe holidays with her paivnts. Mi', and the school faculty at Grea>t F'alls. .Mrs. T. H. .Montgomery, is the guest .Mrs. H. B. Cook of Walterbord, ami .Miss Margart-l .Mis. F'rank Hilton of I^ancaster, ar«- spending the holidays here with rela- tivis. Joe Donnan of Columbia, sjient Chrislma> here with hi.-, motht r Mrs. .1. H. Donnan. .Mrs, J. R. ,Sloan and Mrs. J. E.! B.iijainin visited Mr, and .Mrs. .M.^. A. I Bennett in Ware Shoals F'riday, j •Mr. and .Mi.s, B. L. King and Miss E.inma Adams- sTfenl Ghrislmas in' Spartanburg 'with .Mr. and .Mrs.j King’s daughter, Mrs. Harry Phillips,! and .Mr. Phillips. | Mrs. Henry Huntir is visiting Yier' G. Spear- j ,the holidays in Washington, Ga., with her |*arents, .Mi and .Mr.-. Henry Brooks. ■Mrs. Minnie C. Adair, Rbell P. -Xilair, .Miss .Marian Pitts, Bobby 'Adair and Otha Johnson wer<* guesUs Christmas day of ,Mi. and .Mrs. O. T. (I^awing in Gi-eer. I jTHtAP W655 One-Way Fares: Knoxville $2.95 Atlanta $2.70 Charleston $2.30 New York $9.00 Augosta $1.60 Jacksonville .. $4.95 Orangeburg .... $1.50 Asheville $1.55 UNION BUS STATION Phone 59 West Carolina Ave. ..TtSldey trip !for several days of 'Little in GrwnwwHl. .Mr. and .Mrs. T. .M. .Sease and chil- 'dren s|)ent Sunday in .Silverstrt*<*t with Mes. Sease’s mother, .Mrs, Sallie Boozer.” (’hristmas day they visiUsl Mr. .St'ase’s parents, .Mr. ami -Mr.s. J. Sease, in ProsiM*rity. j .Miss .Mwleline (’assanova, student nurse at a Colunvbia ’hospital, and .Mr. and .Mrs, Adrian Cassanova, also of t'olumbia, visiterl their parents, Mr. jand .Mrs-. M. Cassanova during the holidays. j Dr. and Mrs. George R. O’Daniel of HartsviHe, spent Christmas here with parents, .Mr, and Mrs. R. the former’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. man in Jack.sonville, F'la. (O'Daniel. Dr. and Mrs. John O’Daniel .Miss Helen Derrick of Charlotte, of Benneittsville, aJso visited their N. was the guest during the holi- 'parents during the holidays enroute'ciays of her sister, Mrs. A; M. Can- Ito Dayton, Tenn. |non, and^ Mr.'Cannon. Miss Dtri ick Elliotit Davis of Rome, Ga., spent and .Mr. and .Mrs. Cannon spent Christmas with his parents, Mr. andlOhristmas day in Newherry with their [Mrs. John D. Davis. Mrs. J. N. Parker I grandmother, .Mrs. B, B. Hiller. I and little daughter, Emliy, of I^ang-i H. F. Scott and nephew, Ralph I iley, arrived yesterday for a visit to Quattlel>aum, of Columbia, spent thej (Mrs. Parker’s parents, .Mr. and Mrs. week-end at Mr. Scott’s home here. | Davis. ^Mrs. Rosa Hart and James Hart of j -Mr. and Mi’s. T, F'. Rice and Miss Augusta, were guests (hristmas day I Pansy Woodruff of Greenville, and of .Mr. and Mis. J. B. Hart in (Jold- Earl Woodruff of Charleston, spent villc, Christmas with her parents, Mr, and .Mr. and .Mrs, L. L,.Culler and chil- *Mrs. E. T, Woodruff. Miss Toye Sea-sejilren, Betty and Billy, of North, Mr.s. (of Charleston, was also a guest of D. F. Betsill of Union, Herbert Bet- ! Mr. and Mrs. Woodruff Christmas'sill of Columbia, Cainack Lancaster 'day. (and Miss Kate White of Greenville, Your Good Will We Highly Prize Good will is the greatest asset in any busi ness. It is an intangible something that money can not buy. It is built only after long years of fair dealing and a constant striving to make every transaction, every day, one of complete satisfaction to the « patron. I We thunk you for the confidence you have ♦ * placed in us over a long peri(»d i»f years. .May we never do anything to destroy or lessen your good uill i.s our constant objective. WE GREET VOr—WE THANK VOl . MAY WE I.OOK AHEAD WITH YOU TO OUS AND HAIM»Y A YERY l»ROSI»ER- NEW YEAR. $. Bailey i Sea BANK OLDEST E R S STRONGEST About ten million pounds of cotton is used snoually by the cement industry for sack ing cement. Heavy cotton mats areuaed now for**curing’' freshly placad concrete, pro tecting it from the summer sun while hardening. 1,200,000 sq. yds. of these heavy mats have been used in the last few years.’ Concrete road construaion offers a vast market for your cotton and besides concrete is the real low cost road, superior in durability, safety and economy. By-passes and Concrete Pavement at Clinton and Laurens Needed to Relieve Dangerously Over-crowded Highways PORTLAND CEMENT ASSOCIATION Hurt Bldg., AHonto, Go; And rrmember. Concrete is the Most Economical Road for haiilini; your cotton to market \ _