Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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ifaUBSDAY^ MABCH R. H40 ■T \ THE CLPfTON CHBONICLE> CUKTON/S. C PACE FIVE PEOPLE YOU KNOW I 3fftB Mftry Bftttey Oirent •wm t1i« fuest of Miss xJVinoea W^laoc in lewfawnry durlnv tile ftprinf ItoUdnyi. Mr«. 8. C. Hmjm and Mr*. A. H. mine* «pent ,a9vt>ml ddjrs this IJ^ f Auto Loans! ' I jnx. «iKi mm. >w. u.. AxmnronfT sno i^cMldrea of Gray Ooart, spent Sun- W€ wifl loan you money on your car or refinance your car for you. Our toMus and* ralos are ■linitawd. TIMMERMAN WIOTOR CO. CHRYSLER — PLYMOUTH Phone 119 Sales aud Service '' GUnton, S. C. Mist Maud Geer iras a businew vis> Har in Atlsi^ Monday. j Mm. EHa B. Warren ems the ruest Sunday of 'Mr. and Mrs. Harry Cas que in Laurens. '»a»eek in Ghariertpn. 1 BoMby Joe Hitt visited his cousins, I Miss Emily iFerpuson, roendber of!Betty, BiRie, and Maxie Armstronr* jtihe school faculty Obestofield, j in Gray Court during the sprinf holi- Mr. and IMm. R. E. Peiroson . | Mrs. J. F. Kin* ud sons have re-i Mr. and Mrs. W. D., Annatron* and,turned to their honie in Waabin*ton,* D. C., after spending the past sevend' day with Mm. Armstrong’s parents, months with iMm. Ring’s mother, Mrs. jMr. and Mm. Eugene HHt. !J* W. Leake. I Mr. and ’Mrs. T. E, Salters andj Misa 'Mary Ella Bailey of Oampo-' I daughter, iMkrs Sara Saltern, of Sal- hello, and Miss .\gatha Bailey of •tern, spent the week-end with Mr.andJobeater, spent the weeh-end w^ Mrs. S. G. DiHard. Mrs. Sattem is a their mother, Mm. T. L. W. Bailey, j siister <rf’Mm. l>Hlard. Mm. Minnie Adair is viaiting her! - Miss Pauline Roberts, who teaches girter. Mm. Uzsie Copeland in Lau- !ln Winmrtwro, 'spent the week-end’rens this week. #fcoofoo»oonasseeao»^»»oaoaoooiy#ooi%oooooo»o»o^ \ J: ,r4b^ S- > r : .,1 BUY YOUR SPRING CLOTHES NOW..WEAR TIffiM EASTER SUITS IN MEDIUM AND UGHT WEIGHTS Naw SPRING showing of Curlee, Merit, Knoxville twceda,and College,Roe aoits, in the new pattema, atyica, rolm and fabrics— now on dteploy. Alao Spring slyloa in John B. Stotaot^ and Green auken of ka|a» CMnhy Sgnare and Bona Altoii alwea, NanJiattea. NeW Ba^anil Rnchinelmir shirts. Interwoven soda, and a complete line of mea^ fnmlahlngs. '' Curlee suite, ,^ptece 1 $24.50 Curlee suited 4*i]ihce 29,50 Merit suits (BoHmy fabrics), S-iuece ZtSO KnoxviHe tweed- suite, 4^i)iece 24.50 Ckillese Roe suite, S-piece 14.96 Colleffe Roe suite, 5-pieoe 16.M5 John B. Stetson hnts (light weights) 5.00 Green maketv hats 2J6 Janies special hate ..^rnr:. 1.95 Crosby Square Sport shoes 5.00 Bona Allen Sport shoes 3.50 Bona Allen Sportvshoes 2.98 Interwoven SOX ... in assorted pat terns and colors. Elas tic and regular t(H>, and Anklets— •■ A a 50c pair 35c pair- 3 for ».00 James Pitts Phone 64-R Clinton, S. C. Concrete Rends CenToke It Once more newspaper headlines like these, followinj^ the recent heavy freeze, broke the bad news to motorists. But there’s another side to the story. Concrete resisted the damagihg effects of heavy rains and severe cold— uved millions of dollars for motorists. Concrete has the ** bridging strength** needed to keep pavements from breaUng up when the support ing soil is weakened by frost and soaking rains. Because of diis simple engineering fact, your con crete ^ads remain aafe gnd efficient in all weather— need no "load limit** or **decoiir** aighs—are kept in prime condition without expensive maintenance. * Cx)ncrete is a true 'Tow-costroad** over a period of years. PORTLAND CIA^ENT ASSOCIATION Huft iWiw AflanMi* (Nu J* » <['nold Cannon, and Mr. Cannon, last ters, Cardyn and Virginia, visited the <»{we«h-end. former’s sister. Mm. Ray Phillips, in with her parents, Mr. and Ma*. G. P. Miss Mamie Jackeon of 'Kingstree, was the guest last week of Mr. and Miss Betty Wbodwortki bad as her Mrs. J. D. JOMies. week-end guest Mias Dorottiy 6ulli-j Mr. and Mm. W. O. Holland and van of Augusta, (M. Ison, James, spent Sunday in Lanford Mm. E. B. Setaler of Roanoke, Va.,^ Station witlhaMm. H'^hiT>d’s mother, and Miss Helen Derrick of Charlotte,! Mm. W. B. Wright. N. C., visited their sister. Mm. Ar*' Mrs. W. J, Henry, Jr., and daugh- Hubert Adair, freshman at West Georgia college,* Carrolton, is spend ing the sprii»g holidays with his fath er, Rhett P. Adair, and other relatives Seneca, several days last week .Mr. and Mm. E. P. Little of Green wood, were guests Sunday of M. B. Hipp and family, j Mr. and Mrs.' H. R. Jones and Mias Kate Milam 'has resumed^her!daughter, 'Miss Frances Jones, were teaching position in apringTiedd after'visitors in Oreenvilte last Wednesday, ja visit te her parents, Mr. and Mm. | Mrs. C. A. McFaddin visited rela- |J. W. Milam. Jtives in Manning a few.da^ the past I Miss Mada Brown of Lanes, was week. {the week-end guest of MfTand Mrs.' Mr. and Mm. E. R. Knox were I Hubert Boyd. > guests Sunday of Mr. and Mm. Roy j E. E. BWcely of Washington, D. C., j DfiShields in Woodruff. .is visiting his mother, Mm. L. D.; (Mm. Herman 'Wells of Leicester, THE BIG 3 REASONS FOR USING A CHECKING ACCOUNT SAFETY: It’s never safe to carry money around on your perapa or aecrete it in your home or at vowr. nince of bttfiincas. Biut it*s always safe to keep your money in a Checking Acconnt at this bank. CONVENIENCE: Paying by check is the quick, effort less way to make a payment—-and you always have *Hhe right change.” Your check stubs are a ready reference of paynMnts made; your cancelled checks return to you as legal receipts. ^ ECONOMY: Checks are the cheapest means of money transfer. And if your time is worth an3rthing at aH, yoalll make money by saving time with a Checking Account. EVERY BANKING SERVICE, BUSINESS JkND PERSONAU S. Baile* i Soli OLDEST i. BANKERS _ STRONGEST >eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee»ee»eeee»eee»»eeeeee< Blakely, near here this week. Joe MdMRhtn, student at OGkmson, spent the. wock-end with his parents, Mr. and Mra. Jodie C. MicMiUan. Prienda of Mm. H. F. Scott will be sorry to know dhe is Hi at har home. Min Viiginia Dfilaed, Coker ooL lUf# student, is spending Chrimrmg boRdays wMi hei^MOtnis, Mr. and BIrs. S. G. DHUrd. N. €., is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Albert Abrams, and Mr. Abrams. Bfr. and Mm. J. B. Dominick, Mr. and Mm. Alan Dominidc and son, Jerry, of near dinton, mwnt ^Sunday with the former’s daughter. Mm. J. V. StlHweH, and Mr. 8tllhtell, in Newberry. Hm. John Foxworth of Kingstree, visited her brother, parlton F, Winn, BHl Pitts attended a state dry (and Mm. Winn, during the week-end. deanem convention in Columbia last Wednesday. Mm. J. W. Dodge and son. Bill, of Schnectady, N. Y., are visiting • Mrs. Dodge’s brother, Prof. H. E. Sturgeon, and Mm. iSturgeon. M iss Rita Chandler, who teaches near I.4ynchburg, was the week-end guest of friends here. ^Bramlett, ap4Alvja.HutUpdaf Colum-) Mrs. Jahnadge Hemiy and..4iaimh- ' Hbia, were guests of relatives in Ow- ter. Miss Frances Wales Henry, li 4. Mrs. J. N. Richards<m spent Sunday in Laurens with her daughter, Miss Mary Ellen Richardson. Miss Hazel Sherard visited her sis ter, Mm, Guy. Sullivan, and Mr. Sul livan, in Anderson last week-end. > Mr. and 'Mrs. M. Oissanova and. children spent Friday in Columbia* with their son, Adrian Cas.sanova, i Mr. and 'Mrs. Mikd Caskey and lit-! Mrs. Cassanova, and daughter. Miss tie son, Mike, Jr., of Seneca, spent the [Madeline Cassanova. j week-end with Mm. Otekey^s parents,' Mr. and Mrs. Kay Mills and chil-' Mr. and Mm. T. L. Cooper. Idren of Greenwood, visited friends (Mm. C. Q. Holland, Mm. Nancy'here Sunday. j ugh-i - ..of' [mgs Sunday. 'Cowpens, were guests of relatives Mr. and Mm. R. P. Kaim of Co-.here during the week, lumbia^ visited the latter’s parents,; Mr. and Mm. B. t\ W’ingard and Mr. and Mm. L. D. McCmry,^^e past I daughter, Barrie Jean, visited M m. •''eoh-end. jWingard’s mother, Mm. Elfie Wasson, H. D. Payne has returned from a'in the Hickory “IViveen. section Sun- several weeks’ vacation in Florida, jday. Bill Abrams of Columbia, spent) Dr. and Mrs. M. J. McFadden have Sunday here with his mother, Mm.,returned to their home here after Estelle Abtams, and other relatives, {spending the winter months in Inver- Mt. and Mni. Ernest jCulpefmei* of iness, Fla. Friends of Mrs. McFadden, Columbus, Ga., were week-end guests'who has been a patient in the ChunHi of Mr. and Mm. Gene Knox. jHome infirmary in ^Baltimore, will be Miss Elizabeth Dickert of Green-'glad to know her condition is improv- wood, spent the spring holidays here ing. with her sister, Mrs. A. W. MiUs, and I ' Mm: W. O. Brown of Rock Hill, is Mr. MiHs. visiting her sister, Mrs. Alma McKee. tMisses Ione Neal and Ruth Sharp- Mr. and iMm. J. R. Boyd and sons ton visited friends in Spartanburg [visited the former’s parents, Mr. and Sunday.- [Bim. J. W. A. Boyd, in Greenwood John D. Davis visited his dauflhter, I Sunday. # Mm. J. Noland Parker,^ and Mr. Pick-! Mrs. J. D. Jeanes and -son. Jack, er in Langley several days the past'spent Sunday in Gieenwoo<l with Mrs. week. Jeanes’ sister, Mrs. G. S. YeWell. Miss Vivian Parks Adair has re- J. N. Duke.s of Sedalia, Mr. and sumed ther teaching position in Me- Mrs. Marvin Page of Wo<^rufT, and Gormick after attending the teachem’ Mrs. Grady Adair of his city, visited! meeting m Grewiville, and spending their daughter and sister. Miss Billie the week-end with her parents, Mr. Duke.'<, who patient in an Atlanta and Mrs. Y- P. Adair. hospital, on Sunday. Mrs. Robert Hanier and little I John D. Davis, Jr., of Langley, aiKl daughter, Betty Jane, of Eastover,* Elliott Davi.s of Rock Hill, spent the speut several days the past week with week-end with their parents, Mr. and her mother. Mm. J. W. Leake. Mr. Mrs. John D. Davis. Hamer was here for the week-end and Mrs. Tom Adair, Miss Ella Adair, accompanied them home. Dillard Adair and little Johnny Adair! The following Clinton people at- visited Joe R. Adair in Laurens Sun-j tended the funeral of T. M. Little- days. ( field in GreenviUe Monday: Mr. and' 'Miss Katheuine Blanton was the I Mm. B. iR. Austin, Mr. and Mm. R. guest Sumlay of Michael Fraga at the) A. (Steer, Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Hitt, Columbia Bible college. t Miss Florence Bobo, and 'Mm. Wym,an Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Owens and j Shealy. .daughter, June, visited .Mrs. Oweiw’ Mr. and Mrs. John W. Utde, Miss- jiarents, (Mr. and .Mrs. \V. P. Atkins, es Jane Little, Betty Hunter and Vir- in. Greenwood Sunday-, giqiia Sumerel attended the gradu- Mr, and .Mrs. W. B. Tribble and UIORKIHG DEmOCRRCY Ownership of the Bell System, of which the Southern Bell Company is a part, rests not with a selected few but with about 675,000 stockholders, thrifty, independent Americans living in cities, towns, villages and farms over the nation. The Southern Bell Company is managed and operated by 20,000 skilled workers, members of a progressive, financially stable organization founded on the democratic principle that assures to every worker the recognition of initiative aild equal opportunity to advance. These 20,000 people are your •friends and neighbors and are substantial contributors to the prosperity and progress of the communities in which they live. The Southern Bell Telephone Company, in providing quick, dependable service at low' cost to the millions of people in the South, has made the telephone truly an instrument (or the people. SOUTHERn BEUTEIEPNORE RRD TELECRRPR Ct(npfln!l NcoarDSATce ation recital of Mm. Little’s niece, children spent Sunday in Charlotte Mias Kate Wheeler, pianist, at Win- with the latter’s brother, F. M. throp college. Rock HUl, Friday eve- Quinn ,and Mrs. Quinn, ning. ^ Mr. and Mrs* \V. A. John.son are on j Miss ^iza Curiae of WinivsLoro, a vacation trip to South Georgia and [spent the week-end with her sister, Flond*- ;Mm. John W. Little, and Mr. Little. Mrs. Gmly Seawright and son,' Mm. M. E. Curlee, wbo had been vis- Grady Alva, and Preston iMilam of' iting her daughter here for the past Pendleton, and Miss Margaret Milam few weeks, accompanied J»er home, [of Greenville, sbent Saturday here j Misa Pearl Hitt, who teaches in with their daughtem and sisters, .Mrs.' Lake City, visited her parents, Mr. Edgar Copeland and Mrs. Horace: and Mrs. Eugene Hitt, last week-end.! Horton. j She had as her gruests,'Misses 8aUie' Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Bagwell andj Brockton and iiaze4 C^ins of Mam son are now occu{)ying their Bluff, and Miss Eunice King of Lakelhome on Musgrove street. City. ' i Miss Jeanne Holman of C^olumbia, Mm. W. V. Badger of Atlanta, and was the week-end guest of Miss Fran- BHl 'Criap, student at Crazer Theo-'ces Ruth Edwards. new logical seminary, Chester, Pa., visited their parents, Mr. and Mm. W. E. Friends of Mr. and Mm. Albert .Abrams-will be glad to know their Crisp in Mountville, and other rela-J little son, (Buck, who was a patient at tives here, last ■week. Hays (hospital a few days, is recuper- (Mm. T. J. Blalock, Sr., visited her ating at his home, daughter, iMra. T. O. McKeown, andj Mr. and Mrs. Pgrker Jones of Mr. 'McKeown, in Bladtstodc a few • Beaufort, Mr. and Mrs. EdWanl days the past w«ek. BIr. and Mm.jBrailsford and sons, Lucien and Ed- Francis ^alodc and T. O. McKeown, I ward, Jr^ of tSummenten, and Miss Jr„ student at PreM»yterian eoUege, I Laetitia Jones of LowndesviHe, spent est baker ter«* payment— spent the week-end there and accom panied BCm. 'Bftaiock home. the week-end with their parents,- Dr. and Mm. F. D. Jones. BILL HENRY’S ENTERPRISE STREET ' CLINTON. S. C. > ;