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- ‘A • / '\ ■1 .■\ Thursdoy, Jonuory 9,1,941 THE CLINTON CHRONICLE, CLINTON, S./C. WEEK-END TRIPS .. VISITORS .. ILLNESS ' BRIEFS...ABOUT THE PEOPLE YOU KNOW Items of Interest Concerning Clinton Residents Page Fivg Training school staff, is visiting her sister, Mrs. W. M. Leaman, in Green wood. N. C., is visiting her sister, Mrs. J.'aNKUAL MEETING OF MEMBElS and for the transaction of any other Hubert Pitts, and Mr. Pitts. Mrs Barrow, Mr, and Mrs. Pitts were Friends of Mra. A. M.’ Ramage of lousiness visitors in Atlanta several near here will regret to know she is'days this week. They were accom-|and Loan Association of Clinton, uary 15, IMl. • 'business ofi the association will !>• The. annual meeting of the mem-1 held at its offke in Clinton, S. C., at bers of the Citizens Federal Savings'2 o’clock, P. M., on Wednesday, Jan- a patient at the local hospital. i P«nied on the trip by Rhett P. Adair, j S. C.. for the election of directors 9-2c Mrs*. William Davis and soh, BUly, Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Simmons have' spent the week-end with her parents,' to their home in Montrose, B. H. BOYD. Secretary. Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Patterson, in An- iGa., after a few days’ visit to their i; treville. Mr. Davis aW visited there' daughter, Mrs. Gilbert Blakely. Sara , Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Home and son. ‘Mrs. Emma J. Little and Mrs.’Sunday and accompanied them home.'“^'d Gilbert Blake^, who s^nt the-jj M Billy, have retumod from a few weeks’ visit to the former’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Home, in Lau- renceville, Va. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Ray Visited .pent a few dars MiM Martha PhiUips returned!'S”’ I" • datwhter and .1.- to Wadiington, D. C., after spendinl jrandparents. returned to their home ; 'Tevrle* I.. . . aT— . .-aL 1 al I heft. I.. Harvey Brannon recently with their ___v...... —n asaina^waa, ^., «>av^a .a^/waauaaa^ . ter, Mrs. Morgan Todd, in Simpson-1 the past two weeks with her mother,!"*^* viUe. , I Mrs. R. E. Jones. i Bitty King visited friends in Flor- Dr. D. J. Woods returned Tuesday Miss Shirley Wells of Mt. Holly, I relatives and friends in Union Sun-, from Backsburg, Va., where he was.N, C., visited her sister, Miss Clarice, m T day. I called to the ^.«i.ide of a friend,' well., h«« the pa.t week. Mlil rioA. rtS Mr.. Prank SlBi^n and K>ns were Brown. MIm Louiw Coe was the guest of —J tri«i..i. urii.»n recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. James Bennett in Cross Keys. J. L. Rentz of Beaufort, was a business visitor here on Monday. Mrs, Morgan Todd of Simpsonville, and Mr. and Mrs. Joe Little of Ab beville, were recent guests of their u Brown. , Miss Louise Coe was the guest of - heX-terr.: I'rrk^ "-ii:nnr“iii'<:iks»"ij:=M^!fS:l {Sonny Smoaks and Morgan Milfoifd, again after an annendix operation, i Mrs. Bruce Roberts and daughter )!I^11 ♦K-.jw resume their studies at the Womans Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Ray left Tues- Fyrman university. i day for a ten-day trip to Miami and '^ Wilmington, N, C., after a visit to w j ♦ iMrs. Roberts’ parents, Mr. and Mrs.j Lawrence Ferguson left Monday to A. E. McIntosh. Mr. Roberts spent *’«sume his studies at Fishbume Mil-' other points of interest in Florida. mother and sister Mrs Emma J guest re- ^ week-end here and accompanied tschool in Waynesboro, Va., af- ' '^•;c«ntly of Mr. _and Mrs. J. R. Whit-1 ^^nTomr* ^ and^accompanied ^ th«n home. , M T „ ak™- r-Km.io**- I Frionds of Mr. and Mrs. B. W. his parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Fer- ^ Jr., and small daughter, He was accompanied by his!o N. C., visited her mother, Mrs. Es?! telle Abrams, the past we«^-end. Dolly, will be interested to knqw I brother, R. Edward Ferguson, who Mr VP A^rr have moved to LaUrens. Mr. 1 wilPspend the week on a business o Mr. Md Mrs. V. P. Adair vlsit^ | ^ connected with the state'trip. Miss Emily Ferguson of th* f their daughter. Miss Vivian Parks) Emily Ferguson Adair, in McCormick on Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth N. Baker,, highway department. Miss Hazel Howard spent I Chesterfield school faculty, also vis- ' ited her parents the past week-end. - Brannon: ^ross Keys Miss Barbara Williamson has re turned to her home in Lancaster af ter a visit to her aunts, Mrs. Le^la Jenson, Miss Annie Lou Norman and Mrs. Charles Norman. I Mrs. Frank K. Poole and children, ^ ^'^^i8s Emily and Kenneth Poole, of Greenville, were supper guests of Dr. and Mrs. John G. Barden on Fri day. Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Adair have re turned from a visit to the latter’s father, M. Meadors in Cusseta, Ala., and a stay at Hot Springs, Ark. Friends of Mrs. B. S. Pinson will regret to know she is ill at her home. Mr. and Mrs. D. B. Reynolds, Jr.,. orphanage school fac-j^”' Bichartsoix 388,199 benefit checks represent- of Anniston Al« sprat a lew days' „ giad to know she is re-L’‘J’’*' I?^.ing $2,327,164.41, Clesnson M. Wil- recenUy with Mrs. Reynolds' par-' at I C“*' =*“>' Sr. oi Oreenwoiid, were recent gueste ‘‘“"JitiSlir**I RCkICCIT rUCrifC of their son, Itennelh Baker, and ! BENEFIT CHECKS “Mrs® Coneund and chlUlren i-uin,*' hU^Dr' wS'’ h“| PAID BY STATE M“ iranra? Sw.ld Copel.nl “““^read in TOTAL $2327,164.41 Newberry, spent Monday with their sister and aunt, Mrs. W. C. Shealy, \md Mr. Shealy San Antonio, Texas. Mrs. J. N. Richardson sj^nt the Columbia, Jan. 8.-During 1940 the!f ^t week m Baltimore, Md., with gouth Carolina unemployment com- ♦ Friends of Miss Margaret Hazel, Bichardson, and ^ pensation commission issued a total . . (Mrs. Richardson. . ^ o-. , ■’4 ents, Mr. and Mrs. P. B. Adair. .Leah infirmary. s^Tw-sso, executive director, announced < > today. The checks therefore aver-"' attended a tea ffiven bv Miss Marv . o.. Mr. and Mre J- B. Cathw had m ,, jj. B. Smith and L. A. Rreves were attended a tea ^ven by Mia Mary | their guests laat'^ur^ay the Utters Kusiness visitors in Charlotte Tues-1"« P“‘| Benefits under the state job insur- Uw, Mrs. BiU Moore ^ children, Gr^am of Onion, isU: Cheattam ^nt the wrak-eiui *Jave‘''g?ne“'t‘o‘ ^rkere '^o ) Bil^ Arm and J^y, of Union. .pending the week with her sisUr, "i"' * Misa O. B. Burg» returned MiUm, Jr., and Mr. i r, Charlotte, N. C., Sunday after spend- j B**n*ron were ing the past two weeks with herj Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Barnes and visitors of the former’s moth- parenta, Mr and Mw. Joe Burgess. [ Miss Annie Laurie Summitt of Kings near here. Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Bass Mduntain, N. C., visited the former’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Eric Barnes last week-end. «nd son, Jimmy, of Columbia, ako visited the latter’s parents last week end. ^ . D. E. Tribble Co. FUNERAL DIRECTORS aaodlld— EMBALMERS Ucenaed Embalmsm. Coaiplcie Medem Eqafpmcat n Day Phone 94 Night 24. 233 er 259 ClintOB, 8. C. Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Shepard and son, Bobby, were guests S^day of Mr. and Mrs. D. R. Yates in Shelby, ! N. C. Mr. and Mrs. J. T. McCrackin of Newberry, visited Mrs. S. P. Mc Crackin and Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Hollingsworth on Sunday. — Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Shealy spent Sunday in Little Mountain with the er, Mrs. W. A mer City, N. C Dameron, in Besse- gone earned wage credits in insured em ployment. Under terms of the law only those workers who lost their Jobs through no fault of their own may receive First Line Of Defense To busincNs men, and private individuals too, ^he first line of defense is a| Kood bankinji con nection. Through this bank alert people keep in touch with today's swiftly-movinjf financial events. In laying: their plans for an uncertain future they obtain the benefits of our experi ence, judgement and facilities. Ip addition, they have available our helpful, up-to-date services. WE WANT YOU TO USE THIS BANK. WHY NOT COME LN AND GET ACQUAINTED? New Business Cordially Invited M. t hilin i Stii OLDEST BANKERS STRONGEST ■“iTTf" Mrs. G. B. Davidson, who is spend- benefita. No cliamant may rewiv# Ing some time in Greenwood withl “"F '*^®**'' her daughter. Mrs. E. P. Uttle, and "»<>« than sixt^ pajiroenta go to Mr. Uttle. was the guest Sunday of!*ny P*«on during a benefit ^r, Mr. and Mrs. T. R. Holland. Friends of Gene King will be glad to know he has recovered after , appendix operation and returned to jbenefita Persems discharged for misconduct, or who give up their Jobs voluntar ily without good cause, are disquai-ji high school Monday where he is a member of the senior class. Miss Donaleen Schropshier of Clif ton, is the guest this week of Miss former’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. ^ • Jack Crawford of Union, who is m the United States marine corps, was a visitor on the orphanage campus Shealy. Friends of Miss Rachel Westmor iland, superintendent of Lesh infirm gOAJSty 9U^y^a Uf 9VSaViVa«9 SatAMgag * C ^ ary at tto orphanage, will be glad to , j w, « know her condition is improving at „Miis France ’^ylor, da^tw of the Baptist hospital in Columbia T where she has been a patient for the Staunt<m. Va., Mon^y where she is past ten days. ® member of the freshman class at A basic requirement for benefits,! the executive director said, is that] ihe unemployed worker must apply i for work at one of the state employ-1 ment service offices, and if a Job isj available for him, then his claim forj benefits is cancelled. All beneffts come from the unemployment trust' fund, which is built up from contri-) buttons paid by employers in behalf of their workers. Miaa Mary Elton Ridiardson waa the wedc-end guest of friends in ; Rock Hill. I j J. M. Counts of Newberry, spent ! Sunday with his daughter, Mrs. J. L. Dameron, and Mr. Dameron. ' Mrs. Ben Milling of the State Plus Ic 8ut« fMX HARTNESS ' sparta: WORKS URG. 8. C Mary Baldwin coU^. { Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Fowler of Spar-. tanburg, were guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Jackson and daughter, | Miss Annie Lee Jackson. Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Gitos toft yes terday by plane for a week’s trip to Miami, St. Petersburg and other points of interest Jn Florida. Mr. and I Mrs. Giles also plan to visit Cuba' while away. | Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Cathey andj sons, Joe, Jr., and Clay, were dinner] guests Friday evening of Rev. and Mrs. J. H. Byrd and Miss Marjorie Byrd in Cross Hill. Miss Annie Lee Jackson was the guest of friends in Atlanta a few days last week, i Mrs. C. L. Sims, Misses Charlie Mae and Hazel Sims have returned from a visit to their son and brother, E. A. Sims, in Atlanta. I Mr. and Mrs. E. P> Little^of Green- .woptU. were guests. Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Montgomery. Julian Sims of Logansville, Ga., j spent the week-end with his grand- 1 mother, Mrs. C. L. Sims. M. M, Freeman, Miss Carolyn, Jim- j my and Tedo Freeman returned Sun- j day from a two weeks’ Visit to their' sons and brothers, Julian Freeman I in Fort Worth, Texas, and Powell ^ Freeman in Montgomery, Ala. ! Friends of H. M. Wilson, Jr., will! regret to know he is ill at his home, j Friends of Mrs. Sudie Edwards,' who makes her home here with her daughter, Mrs. C. W. Cooper, will be glad to kliow she is improving satis factorily at a Greenwood hospital where she underwent an operation' the past- week. Mr. and Mrs. Sam P. Johnson have returned to their home in Ferriday, La., after a visit to their niece, Mrs. Clyde S. Lankford, and Mr. Lank ford. Also recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lankford were Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Johnson of Birmingham, Ala. Friends of Mfs. G. Paul Roberts will be pleased to know she is im proving satisfactorily at Hays hos pital following an operation. Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Wilson and Lieutenant H. M. Wilson have rer turned from Brooklyn, N. Y., where they were guests of relatives. Mrs. Wilson’s mother, Mrs. l%illip Gross- badk accompanied them home for a visit. ’ Friends of W. E. Monts, superin tendent of the city schools, will be l|lad to know be is improving at his home from a recent illness. Mrs. A. S. Yarborough and daugh ter,. Myra, of Greenwood, are spend ing the week with her mother, Mrs. Sallie Adair, near here. Ellis Adair of Augusta, Ga., is also visiting his mother. Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Hollingsworth spent the week-end in Charlotte, N. C., with the latter’s sister, Mrs. C. A. Murphy, and Mr. Murphy. Mrs. S. P. McO^kin, who had been visit ing hw daughter the past two weeks accompantod tham home. Mrs. L. A. Barrow of Charlotte, BIBLES CHRONICLE PUB. CO. Pheae 74 DON T COUGH NWNBIiLSni Pill coufiiw PtOM COIM TKATWJjrj TSKKSStn^wjM rm t«NuTH SYOUFASTOOETREUCF ASX rot VOUftJi^OMEY SACK MENTHONULSION YOUNG'S PHARMACY 40.2 Miles On 1.8 Gallons of Gasoline, Av«‘aging 223 Miles Per GaUon, At Average Speed 48-50 Miles per Hour This test was made January 7, in a 1941 HUDSON by Mr. Tom Plaxico, Business Manager. State Training Schotd. along with S. A. Pitts. ECONOMY WITHOUT COMPARISON HUDSON’S 33 years engineering gives you top ECON OMY wHkout sacrifiee of siae and power. When you buy a HUDSON you buy AMERICA’S SAFEST CAR New 1941 H^idaon Deluxe 2-Door Sedan, delivered—$9|35 New 1941 Hudson Deluxe 4-Do<m’ Sedan, delivered—4^5 New 1941 Hudson Deluxe S-Pass. Coupe, delivere4-~$905 New 1941 Hudson Deluxe Club S-Pass. Coupe. deL—$955 Pitts Motors Salete-^HUDSON-^rvice Next Door To Express Office The Thrifty Clinton Family Knows... THAT SAVINGS ARE TO BE HAD BY USING McCOY’S REGULAR GASOLINE 18g Gallon AND THEIR NEW YEAR RESOLUTION WILL BE TQ CON HM E TO SAVE BY VISITING McCOY’S REGULARLY DURING THE COMING YEAR. ~ free! FREE! ONE QUART OIL 7 McCoy’s is giving away ABSOLUTELY FREE one quart oil with each five gallons of McCoy’s regular gasoline purchased from our station located in Clinton. » TUNE IN on THE RANGERS over WBT—Tuesday and Thursday, 8:30 to 8:45 A. M^ Saturday, 7:30 to 7:45 A. M. STATION Station Corner Florida and Mussrrove Streets rr-ij 4