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i . " 'r ; Thursdoy, Scpteigber 19, 1940 THE CLINTON CHRONICIE, CLINTON, S. C. Poge Five lions Ciub Presents Cup Td Cd^ Johnson ^OwiniVlIlwTfflVS I w^BWr Five Yean of Servi^ | To College and Cify. ' The Lums club at its meeting Fri- WEEK-EMD TKIPS ■ ■ VISITOHS.. ILLNESS ...ABOinniKOMiYOUNlOW of Ifitifest Concemtiig Clinton Resideiifs R. W. Johnson. Jr., and Miss Mir-1 Mrs. N. M. Uiwrence and little s6n, iam Waters oi Greer, were guests!Charles Ray, otOlemson, are visiting Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. W. G. King, her mother, Mrs. E. P. Ray, and oth- day evening at Hotel Clinton, pre- ci«*n a/vn nf Mm lE B «** relatives here, slated Coach Walter A. Johnson 1 .4 1 Sloan,- has resumed his studies at' Mr. and Mrs. Allen McSween left loving cup in commmoration ot ^lurskine college, Due West, where he Sunday to o^e their home ii^ich- twraty-five ^ara of * memter’^ the sophomore class, fmond, Va., where the former is a re^r^ of athletics at Presbyterianj ^ ^ Greenviile. and|»«'i<»- Union -dheological semi- The cup, suitably inscribed; was'iEarl WoOdr^ ^ Chariton, inesentied by Hugh L. Eichelberger,*^^^*^. ^ •president of the club, who recalledj Woodrdt^, Wa«^dt ^ ^ Johnson's long yt^ars of service to' Mita Gloria WodM of ber of the sophomore class at West'M. Wilson, Jr„ were guests of Dr.-their home at Welfare Island. Georgia college. land Mrs. John McSween on Thurs-. Profc^r and Mrs. Bothwell Gra- . Mr. and Mrs. Willie Waites oflstiy evening in Chester at a dinner, ham, Mts. J. A. Bailey and Mrs. W. 'WaHr Shoals, and Mr. and Mrs. J.A.h^rty honoring Mr. and Mrs. Allen's. Bean visited the latter’s daughter, gpfinner of Wodruff, visited.Mr. and McSween. Mrs. L. McD. Kennedy and Dr. Ken- college, Mr. and Mrs. N. P. Robin- bert Todd, Sunday. Friends of, Mrs. and ' son, * Richard, and Miss Todd will be glad to know she is re- son Anna Margaret Long of Chesnee. Mrs. Harold S. Fish and little daughter, Lucinda, spent a few days this week in Greenville with her mottier Mts. James G. Arnold. Miss Mkry Dillard, Mrs. L. B. Dillard and Mr. and Mrs. Allen McSween attended the wedding ofi cuperating after an operation at the nedy Tuesday in Spartanbvirg. Friends here will be interested to know that Mac Kennedy, Jr., will be local hospital and expects to return a student this year at Union Theo- to her home this week. j logical seminary, Richmond, Va. Mr. and Mrs. O. C Woodru|T arei ♦ occupying their new home on Cal-iW'E DO ALL KINDS Of PRINTIJfO vert avenue. —E.XCEPT WAD J. W. A. Boyd of Greenwood, is SUBSCRIBE TO THE CHRONICUi spending the week with his son, J. R.' ^ Miss Margaret McCaughrin and Rob-. Boyd and Mrs. Boyd, near here. Mr., ert Killingsworth in Newberry onjand Mrs. Boyd also had as their Saturday evening. ; guests Sunday, Mrs. J. W. A. Boyd Miss Iknma Hargrove, Miss Nannie'®**^ Mrs. Mike Thompson of Green- Haripnve, Thomas and Lee Hargrove.'^ood Adair son of Rhett P. of Newberry, were guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Pitts. Miss Louise Coe, student at tlw i, spent Mrs. George W. Bailey of this city, and Mrs. Fleming Smith of Lake City, left Saturday for a two weeks’ stay in New York. They were ac- 'eai. ^ - his civic activities,* Wjta guest several days tHis \Veek Ir. and lirs. W. G. IClni University of South Carolina, the week-end with her grandparents,'companied by Dr. and Mrs. Charles Adair, leaves this week for Carrol-I Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Shands. I Anderson, who had been visiting mem-! Miss Mary Howze Dillard and H.i relatives here and were returning to the college and and said that.no man had dcme i%ke for athletics in South Carolina had Johnson. He expressed the clli^ appreciation of his work and serVfw and congratulated him upki m at<-^ tainment of his silver ahniviBr^sly! r as head pf the department pf a^ letics at the college. / Johnson responded briefly^ that he appreciated and^’valtmd' Highly the associatfoha and oontMhti Id the college and in the city dtU tni his years of service here. STdo' ALL KINDS Ql^ -EXClgTB^ V CHRONICLE PITBLlitlfG CO; ig eoroutd, .lie, where die is a stu(tant at‘ UMF Woman’s college qf FufliBn utiiVi^ty^ UMlses Jane StuiRM, Elizidieth Nmd gnd Agatha jSms * Dr. FeMer SmiBr Dr. DuRcaa S. Fdder OPTOMETRISTS Specialists In Eye Examinations Office Heers: Dr. Smith, Daily. 4:1S to S. : Dr. Felder. Dally. 8:30 to 6. Phone 29 for Appointmept CLINTON, S. C : were of Miss Peggy Sprunt in f . WALKER’S FUNERAL HOME CUntoa, S. C. FOR COLORED PEOPLE ONLT Day nsO—Plwee ■ Night Sit Bee. ■. W. WaHwr, Blaaager Mr. i^ Mrs. Arnold Capnon had as their M atM^ of dffedbwood, '80^ the vseelMnd. diHi her nioth<»-, Mb. A. M. N^iL Mix. R. P. Wilder Sunday. Miss Evelyn Henry, student atlhe UnivMxity of South Carolina, spent the week-end with her parents. Dr. and Mrs. B. H. Henry. Mrs. Nannie A. PBts, Mix. Ethel Dennist'Johnson of Richmond, Va., was the week-end guest of Dr. and* Mrs. B. O. Whitten. Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Essay and jj „ ^ hwvut 1888.1940 F. .M. BOLAND little daughter of Greenville, spent' Sunday with Mrs. Essay’s parents. H. D. HENRY s ■ Pitta, Misses Jeanette and Frances' Mr. and Mrs. F. P. Cauley. Miss Bess Mtesto gifita DillM i^d itod Missea Grace Lee Pitti Were guests Sunday of Mr. and MIX. Denny Pitta in Greenville. Mr. and Mrs. R. R. McFarlan of Winter Haven, Fla., ; were gittsts during the week of Dr. and Mix. S. Cauley accompanied them home forj a visit. Miss Virginia Dillard, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. S. G. Dillard, left Mon day to resume her studies at Coker college, where she is a member of the sophomore class. J. M. Counts of Newberry, spent C. Hays. Mrs. S. P. Babb and children, Vir ginia Lee and James Wright, of Jacobs at^ Converse college, in Spar-1 Charlotte, spent the week-end with' Sunday with his daughter, tanburg, Sunday. Mrs. Babb’s mother, Mrs. J. L.*Dameron, and Mr. Dameron Mrs. W. M. Chaney will return to-1 Wright. I Miss Martha Pitts, who day from a business trip to Atlanta^ Mrs.^ Fred Oxley was the guest j summer with her parents, Mr Miss Elizabeth Graham, studfmt njlast week of Mr. and Mrs. Gedrge Mrs. J. H. Pitts, Sr. near here, has , Mrs. J. L.'! Telep •on. I ) spent thel^boossows H. D. HEMIY & COMPANY INSURANCE STOCKS.— BONDS — REAL ESTATE LOANS NEGOTIATED Telephone 121 and %:gt;-aac-:;-::-asg>aK:?nc;g«wi U University of South Carolina, Plunkett in Conyers, Ga., and her I spent the week-end with her par-jaunt, Mrs. Roy Nabors in Atlanta. BENJAMIN & SONS flubiRng ■eeJCTid— IfiBATRIG SERVICE Tefephoae 9268 WE ar£ hunting tSOUBLB returned to Piedmont, where she is a member -of the school faculty. j Mr. and Mrs. T. D. Jacobs and lit-, tie son are occupying a residence on. Jones street. Miss Dorothy Longshore, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Longshore, of|^ lento, Prof, and Mrs. Bothwell Gra-I Mrs. Tom Addison is visiting her ham. j parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Harris >^v Mr8. G. S. Yeldell afld Wifir J. YF. in Columbta. Mf. Addison will join White of Greenwood, were guests her there ^turday and they will at- Monday of Mrs. Yeldell’s sister, Mrs.- tend the Williams-Fleming wedding. J^ D. Jeanes. . j A. T. Wilson of Jacksonville, Fla., j near here, left Monday to resume *Lyim Cooper was a business visi- formerly of Clinton, was a visitor, in‘her studies at Lander college. Green- tor in Augu^ diping the past week- the city during the week. . • i wood. end. He was accompanied oa the trip Friends of Mrs. M. A. Hays and! Mr. and Mrs. Harry Phillips and by Mrs. Cooper and son, Lynn, Jr. Paul League, son of Mr. and Mrii R. M. League, hga resimed his stud ies at the University of South Caro lina, where he is a member of the staiior class. King Robert Tumphinson left during the past week for Clemson, where h«t some tiipe. Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Ferguson re turned Mcmday from Waynesboro, Mrs. R. B. Glenn visited her niece,'Va„ where they accompanied their wilt be a student the coming session. Mrs. Bill Wofford, the past Wednes-json, Lawrence, to be a student at Mr. and Mrs. V. D. Ramseur of « day'in Spartapburg. 'Fishbume Military school the coming Greenville, visited the latter’s moth-jj^ Mrs. John B. Ferguson and Mr. I session. . i- Mrs. B, M. Dutton, Sr., Saturday, and Mrs. R. M. League attended the' Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Plaxico and Misses Inez Young, daughter of ReaJy To Serf«¥o« This bnnlc is always ready to serve its large family of custoiiers and to co-operate with you in the development of your interests. D; E Tribble Ca 1- FUNBRAL DIRECTORS ♦■■and... - EMBALMERS ■ V. k * Licensed Bssbabasra. Cewpleta Mbdcra Eqtfpweat Day Plwne 94 Night Phones 24, 2SS or 2SS Clinton, S.C. funeri ville oA Sunday. Mrs. L. D. Massey' and dau^ter of Spartanburg, Mrs. W. P. Horton of Hartsville, and Mrs. Ross D. Voung of-Laurens, were guests dur ing the past week of Mrs. 1. O. Ray. Mrs. P. S. Jeanes is spending a few days this week in Easley with her son. Dr. R. P. Jeanes^ and Mrs. Jeaness. ' Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Ray attended the funeral of Dr. Virgil Haxidns, a cousin of Mrs. Ray, yeslierday in Union. Miss Frances Shealy, who spent the summer with her parents, Mr. land Mrs. O. H. Shealy, has returned to Loris, where she is a member of the high school faculty. ' Mrs. Bob Hamer and little daugh ter, Betty Jane, of Eastover, are vis- 1 iting her mother Mrs. J. Will Leake, J^is week. ' Mrs. T. M. Sease were visited on; home on South Adair street. Friends of Mrs. T. R. Buzhardt I Sunday by Mr. and Mrs. T. B. Booz-i Mrs. L. Ross Lynn will return this or* CHILDI . . . are sometimes careless — but you mould never be. And that is why we should test and keep your brakes, schoi^-ehild safe — FOR IT COULD BE YOUR OWN CHILD. Official Service Sowers Garage Phone 196 of Preston Cox in Simpson- son, Bobby, spent Simday in Blacks-j John T .Young, and Alliene Cope- burg with the former’s parents, Bdr.'land, daughter of L. L. Copelaiul, and Mrs. J. E. Plaxico. iwill resume their studies this week Friends of W. 1^. Sumerel will re- at LAnder college. Greenwood, gret \o know he is a-patient at the Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Benjamin had local hospital. jas their gueits Friday Mr and Mrs.! Everett Martin of New York, was L. D. Glnther of Miami, Fla., Mrs.* the wem-end guest of Duncan Ruby Spencer of West Palm Beach, Workman. Both Mr. Martin and Blr. Fla., and J. M. Edwards, of Wood- Workman returned to Clemson S\m- ,ruff. day where they are members of the Miss Madeline Cassanova has re senior class. * I turned to Columbia where she is a Mrs. H. M. Wise and daughter, student nurse at the Columbia hos-| Toccoa, have returned to their home pital, after spending a three weAs’t; ■ in Jacksonville, Fla., after spending vacation with her parents, Mr. ahdj some time with Mrs. Wise’s parents, * Mrs. M. Cassanova. 1 Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Vance. 1 Billy King, son of Mr. and Mrs.j Friends of Miss Rosa Mehaffey W. G. King, and Marion Lawson, stmlj will sympathize with her in the of lyirs. L. T. Lavrson, are among' death of her brother, Lorainc Ma- Furman students returning to the* haffey, which occurred in St. Stevens campus this week. Tuesday. * { Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Holman are Mrs. Sallie Boozer and Mr. and occupying their recently purchased:;; Our success is tl» result of rendering ser-* vice planned for individuals and business con cerns who have helped t to build this dty. In return for your patronage and good-will we are appreciative. New-.comers to Clinton are iavited to use the facilities of this modem institution.^ will be glad to know she is able to be out again after a two weeks’ ill- tiess. Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Pugh and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Grem of Asheville, were week-end guests of the for mer’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Pugh, Sr. Mrs. E. M. Timmerman and Miss Annie Lee JacksMi were visitors in Charlotte on Saturday. Mrs. VTrglfila* Bagwell was thej week-end guest of relatives in Spar tanburg. ^ Miss Louise Jacobs daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Jacobs, has re sumed her Judies at Converse col lege, Spartanburg, where she is a; member of the senior class. Mr. and Mrs. J, Rby Casque and son, Jimmy, spent Sunday in Marion with the former’s mother, Mrs. J. M. Gasque. Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Jones, Miss Frances and Van Jones were guests of relatives in Pickens Sunday. Miss Frances Sinyjson, a ‘junior at the University of South Carolina, spent the week-end with her parents, Mrl and Mrs. W. H. Simpson. Mrs. James O’Steen has returned to her home in Crossville, Tenn., af ter spending the past two v.eeks with I her son, John Mimnaugh, Jr. Friends of John will be interested to know he is now .making his home at Hotel Clinton. Mr. and* Mrs. C. E. Nichols an er and son, Heyward, street. Misses Louise of Silver- week from Montreat, N. C., where Wellbrock,! she spent the summer. Christine Brarian, Jean Smith, Mar-! Mr. and Mrs. Carol Brehmer of New Business Cordially Invited M. S. IMn i $M B A N k E R S OLDEST STRONGEST gie Relttck,- xtudenta at Newberry Union, visits their sister. . Mrs. Hu- son, Jimmy, spent Sunday in Spar-* tanburg with Mrs. Nichols’ father,]' B.' E. Wilson. Friends here of Miss Willis Mae Wilson,, sister of Mrs.] Nichols, and a former Clinton resi-. dent, will regret to know she is ill' at her home. j Mr. and Mrs. Leo J. Burrell left {during the past week for Evanston,' III., where Mr. Burrell will study traffkre contrul and accident preven tion at the tralDc institute of North-' western university, where he has bhen awarded a scholarship. j I Mr. and Mrs. J. Reed Todd and Mrs. Hugh Eargle were in Spartan- (burg Sunday to visit their daughter land sister, Mrs. Charles Workman. Friends of Mrs. Workman will l;;ie glad to. know she ia recovering sat isfactorily at a Spartanburg hospital ff^Dowing an operation. Mr. and Mrs. A. O'Daniel spent fseveral days this week w|to their 'daughter, Mrs. R. N. White, in Win- ston-SakM, N. C. While away they viNted the former’s brother, J. R. O’Daniel, of Fort Worth, Texas, who is a patient in a Roanoke, V».t hoe- HAND PAINTED OVENWARE BeouHfuliy decorated with o hand painted fern motif. First quality ovenware throughout with special heat-proof feature, ^t in delicately pierced chromium fromes.— CASSEROLES -MEAT PUTTERS -AU GRATIS CASSEROLES -COMPARTMENT DISHES —PIE plate :S AND SERVERS Special—