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THE CLINTON CHRONICLE, CLINTON, S. C.
Page Seven
eiOhelberger has
ENVIABLE RECORD
IN INSURANCE FIELD
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Twenty yean with one insurance
company ia the record of H. L. Eidi-
eiberger of this city, as seen from a
commercial announcenMnt in todays
P«P«“.
Mr. Eicfaelberfer graduated from
Preshyterian collage and inmadlata*
^ became associated with tha New
York Life Insurance company of
New York, in 19S1. Thb month he
has rounded out his 30th year with
this company, one of the largest and
atrongest in tha United States.
Mr. Eichelbergor over this period
of yean hu made an enviable record
in the insurance field, and several
times has been awarded trips or otiti*
er consideratkms In raeognttlon of
the line showings made. He has
written in the 30 years, ^,01g,(M in
surance, an average of* ahaost $300,-
000 annually. For the pait two
memths he hu been the lOader in ttke
Southern department. In the month
of May he stood . 17th and in June
41st in paid-for insurance among the
entitle agency force of his company.
Mr. Eidielberger is being congrat
ulated by his company, and by his
many frimds and policyholders of
the county, on his outstanding record.
Lions Club Invitts
Lodies To Dinner,,
Members of the.Licm club were
hosts to their wives and friends at,
tha **Hbpp7 Acres'* chibhaiiae of the
group Friday evening. A dthkan
dinner .aru served. Afterward danc
ing wu enlooriA
The meeting wu presided over by
ttte newly-elected president, Headi
Ceptimd. Carroll M. Spencer wel
comed the visitors.
During die course of the evening
tffo new members were inducted into
the club, Oeorge H. Comelson and
Ardiie ClariL
LYDIA MILLS NEWS
FOR THE WEEK
Mrs. MUto. |thMr.
JOJSNA A» WAITS
SAIUKDArS WINNfltS
DRIVERS TO KEEP
iLICErlSE NUMRERS
MAOASaNBS
OM yur ItAg, two
, ana year fgJt,
two years |4Jt.
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Cooio aartf fgr yoen.
Boy now aad aavo
Mrs. S. L. Oakley and son, Charles,
and Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Oakley visited
Mr. and Mrs. Cletus Smidi in Lau
rens Sunday.
Mrs. H. P. McCIeadon wu the
wedt-end. guest of Mr. and Mrs.
Dwiidit Stroud In Laurens.
Frtends of Roland CUasey will be
interested to know Im is luvlng
socm to make his home in Calif mnia.
J. E. Cami^ll and Miss Mildred
Wakony were Sunday guests of Mn.
HalUe Campbell.
Roy McKittrick and LoVell Allen
of Glendale, spent Sunday with Miss
es Sallie Ann and Stella Duckett.
Mrs. Pearl Todd and dau^ters of
Greenwood, visited Mr. and Mrs. S.>
J. Todd Sunday.
Friends of S. J. Todd will regret
to ^ow he is ill at his home.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Todd and Mr.
and Mrs. Matt Davis visited in
Greenwood Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Horace Hamm and
son of GoldviUe, visited Mrs. Paul
ine Lawson Sur^y.
Mr. and Mrs. Mansel Bridwell and
family visited Mr. and Mrs. B. E.
Reed in Ware Shoals Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. M. D. Satterfield
were guests of Mrs. Florence Ervin
in West Clinton Sunday.
Mrs. H. C.' Reed was the week-^d
guest of Mr. and Mrs. Grange Reed
in Ware Shoals.
Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Satterfield
and son, Alvin, spent ^e we^-«ad
wiih Mr. and Mrs. Biac Harris near
Laurens. '
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Kellett spent
the past week-end in Asheville, N. C.
Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Blackwelk and
daughter, Virginia, Mrs. Woodrow
McClendim and daughter, Brenda,
visited Mr. and Mrs. Harrison in
Whitmire cm Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Prince and
Mr. dad Ifrs. J. A Pentuff of Spar
tanburg, were Sunday guests of Mr.
and Mn. S. L. Prince.
Pete Kelly spent last week in
Greenville with his grandmother,
Mn. Fannie Brown.
Mr. and Mn. Lee Caldwell and
daughter, Agnes, were visiton in
Hendersonville, N. Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Emory and
family visited Mr. and Mn. J. L.
Rhodes near Clinton Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. O. C. Hanis, Mr.
and Mn. WiUiam Thrift and family
and Gladys Thrift visited in Gas
tonia, N .C., Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Harvey and
dauipiter, June, spent Sunday • in
West Qlnton with Bln. Joe Eustace.
Miss Lenun Bowen of Starr, is
now making her home with Mn.
Howard Barnes.
Bfr. and Mn. R. E. Whitmire spent
Sunday in Fountahi Inn with Mr.
and Mn. Elzie Whitmire.
Bfn. Bfiltcm King spent the we^-
end witti Mr. King at Fort JaekBomf
and Mr. and Mn. Harold Taylor
near Lexinghm.
I Bftr. and Mrs. A. L. James and
I family spent Sunday in Camden with
Mn. T. A Smith.
In the Bfid-Carolina league Satur
day, Watts Mill defeated Newberry
in a close game, 8 to 4.
Jeanna Tape Clinfen
Joanna, with 14 hits, defeated Chn-
tem Mills 9 to 7 on the home dia
mond. Crawford and Sanden smash
ed home runs for Clintem.
Oaasea far Batnrtlay
Clinton at Joanna.
Newberry at Watts.
W L Pet
Joanna .... .... 9 4 .693
IFatts .•»• ........ .... .... .». 8 8 .616
NewbeAy .... 7 8
Clinton 1 11 .n
SPEAKE DIES
AFTER ILLNESS
Fenaer Preslient ef
lege SneeuB^ At
Daughter In Aiken.
CM-
Mr. and Mrs. Matt Davte and fam
ily and Iris Shumate were Sunday
iguests of Mr. and Mn. Gene Davis
-in Woodruff.
Mn. S. L. Prince and daughten
visited in Spartanburg Sunday.
Tony Griffin of Clearwater, spent
last week with Mr. and Mn.' J. A
ifiiu
Mteses Robbie Eakew, Haael Har
vey, Daisy Grant Jesse Alien and
■Bc^y Sanden visited Bliss Annie
Huff in LaFrance on Sunday.
Mr. and Bln. James Dunaway and
family^ of West Clinton, and Mrs.
J. F. Whitmire qient Sunday wiA
Mr. and Mn. WUliam Ellis.
Mias Olive Hunter of Chester, is
spending the week with Mr: and
Mn. S. J. Himter.
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Harrison and
{daughter, Wyndola, of Greenwood,
were Sunday .guests of Mr. and Bin.
George Prawly.
Bfr. and Mn. Clarence Neal and
son, Darrell, Mn. Evelyn Stroud and
daughter/ Joan, ,and Mr. and Mn. S.
J. Hunter qient Sunday in Columbia
with Mr jmd Mn. L. E. Hugter.
Rev. . Marion F. Moorhead resigned
his pastorate at Lydia Baptist fehurch
Sunday night to accept a position as
chaplain in the U. S. army. For the
past sixteen mtmths he has been in
the community and both he and Mn.
Moorhead have made many friends.
Before coming to Clinton Rev. Moor
head was pastor of Columbia churdi
in Greenville county. He, will attend
revivals in Texas and Columbia be
fore entering service about Sept 1.
Greenwood, July 30. — The Rev.
John W. Speake, DD., former presi
dent of Lander college here, died
yesterday (Wednesday) at the home
of a daughter, Mrs. Craig Russell, at
Aiken. He was 67 years old.
Dr. Speake retired fitxn the presi
dency of Lander last June because of
illness. He was succeeded by the Rev.
John Marvin Rast DJ).
A native of Newberry county. Dr.
Speake served a number of Metho
dist pastorates in South Carolina be
fore his election as head of Lander.
He is survived by his widow, Mrs.
Anna Heidtman Speake, formerly of
Charleston, and the following chil
dren: Mrs. Russell, Mrs. Alexander
Homer, New York, Mrs. Frank
Crymes, Chicago, and Dr. John W.
Speake, Jr., of Spartanburg.
numbers would be made permanent
as a part of the new system of per
manent driver files.
« 1 motor vehicle director said
Columbia, July 26. —The number that approximately 440,000 of tba
of your new South Carolina driver’s [new licenses have been issued ti»
license is yours for life. date.
Director A. W. Bohlen of the state •
hi^way departinent’s motor vehicle SUBSCRIBE TO THB CHRCMflCUi
division ahnotmeed today that the Hm Fkvorite Paper la Gflatoa
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COMING
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MONDAY, AUGUST 4th.
Under Convoss — Show Starts At Dork
WSM
GRAND OLE OPRY
In Person
ROY ACUFF
Singer of "WABASH CANNON BALL" — “GREAT
SPECKLED BIRD” and many other favorites.
And His
SMOKY MOUNTAIN BOYS
Featuring
RACHEL and Her Brother OSWALD
* PAP tod Hia Son ODIE
PETE and JESS
Dr. Speake was well known in this'
city,. having been reared in the'
Kinards section. He was a brother of t
George T. Speake' of this city, and
J. B. Speake of Kinards.
Gray
Funeral Home
ClintoB, S. C.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
EMBiULMERS
PhoMs 41 and SM-J
' L. RUSSBLL GRAY and*
T. PARKS ADAIR. Gen. Mgra.
SAT. T SAW IT IN THE CHRON
ICLE.** THANK YOU.
UNCLE DAVE MACON
THE DIXIE DEWDROP
JAMUP AND HONEY
Those Assassins of Grief
YOU*VE HEARD THEM ON THE AHU-
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Showing Under Their Mammoth Waterproof
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Near Silk Min
Admission Plus Tax:
Children
Under
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12*19
35'
Adahs
NO RESERVED SEATS NO CONCERT
SPONSORED BY CLINTON FIRE DEPT.
NEW STORE HOURS
WEEK DATS-a-6 ' SAIVBDAT—A-IO
0ATU6HT SATIN6 TIME
Ruby Thmaas celebrated a birth
day Monday, July 38.
July 37 was the birthday of Mrs.
W. P. McClendon.
Mrs. E. L. Holland celebrated a
birthday on Monday.
Mr. 1^ Mrs. Clatus Smith an
nounce the btrOi od s daughter, Ada
Btenattrtee, on Friday, July 38.
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C'JR NlX: issue
New Dry Cleaning Prices
For several months past dry deaning snpplica have ha«i going op
atoadily. Today some of oar moat eaaential sappUca are 50% higher.
Therefore a slight increase in prices is necessary.
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We. the undersigned Dry Cleaners of Lanrens aad Cliaton,
the fonowing new prices beginning Angost 1:
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Cleaning
Suit
60c
Men's Top Coot
60c
Pants
30c
Overcoot 75c ond up
Giot
30c
. Hot
60c
.
Necktie
10c
Plain Dress
60c
Swogger Suit
.... 85c
Ploin Coot
60c
Blouse; Woist or Sweoter
....30c
Coot Suit
60c
Skirt '
.... 30c
Pleoted Skirt....
50c ond up
Pretting
Suit
30c Dress
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Alterations Advanced In Praparttoo.
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ROYAL CLEANERS, INC,
CUNTON, 8. C.
BUCHANAN’S LAUNDRY & CLEANERS
CLINTON, S. a
STEPHENS LAUNDRY & CLEANERS
LAURENS, S. C.
30c
STAR CLEANERS
LAURENS, S., C.
REID CLEANERS
LAURENS, S. C.
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