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THURSDAY, APRIL 21, 1949 THE CLINTON CHRONICLE Pajre Five 3ree! TO ALL BRIDES AND PROSPECTIVE BRIDES . . . THE COLUMBIA DIAMOND RING BRIDE'S BOOK ^ > J. C. THOMAS, Jeweler “It’s Time That Counts" Sadler-Owens Pharmacy Tussy and Yardley , , ■ ■■■■ !■ -y ' ■ COSMETICS We have the popular items in these makes of Toiletries now and invite your inspection. IN YARDLEY: Lsfrender and Bond St. Dusting Powders, Shave Lotion, Toi let Water, Soap and Perfume. IN TUSSY: Wind Lotion (half price) and Deodorant Cream. Call By, or Phone, and We Will Promptly Deliver Sadler-Owens Pharmacy t Phone No. 400 A Complete Banking Service —Checking Accounts —Savings Accounts —Commercial Loans » —Automobile Loans —Farmers Loans —Personal Loans —Safe Deposit Boxes —Night Depository WE INVITE YOUR BUSINESS—GROW WITH US LET’S JOIN IN FOR CLEAN-UP WEEK . . . and Help Make Oyr City Clepn, Healthful and Attractive Bank Of Clinton Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation J. C. THOMAS JEWELER “It’s Time That Counts” WEEK-END TRIPS .. VISITORS . . ILLNESS BRIEFS... ABOUT THE PEOPLE YOU KNOW Items of Interest Concerning Clinton Residents Lt. Guy Tumblin, now stationed at Fort Bragg, N. C., spent the week end with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Tumblin. Major and Mrs. Archie Sam A- dair, and two daughters, of Green ville, spent Sunday with his moth- I er, Mrs. H. D. Rantin, and Mr. Rant- ; in. i Mr. and Mrs. Norman Lawrence and two sons, of Clemson, spent; IV’ T* c j ittL mr-e Pitt- 1 Miss Little will be interested to and is now visiting relatives in An derson. Mrs. W. C. Shealy, Mrs. Frank Miller and Mrs. W. C. Baldwin were in Greenville Wednesday and visited several gardens on a garden club tour. Mrs. Everrett Carson and two! sons, of Gastonia, N. C., spent several days during the week with her sis ter, Miss Jamie Little. Friends of! v/ith Mr. and Mrs. T. B. Milam and Misses Myra Adair, Barbara An- family in Leesburg, Fla. > n dreson, Kent Wysor, Barrie Jean Miss Louise Kern, who teaches in 1 :t W ingard, Peggy Copeland, and Cor- Lancaster, spent the week-end with! nelia Harris and Frances Adair, stu- Mrs Agnes Kern Friends of Mrs. i’: dents at Winthrop college. Rock Hill, Kern will be interested to know she 1 :; spent the weekend at theii homes bas returned to her home here after : here ’ spending i the winter months with 3 Miss Doyle Thomason, of Atlanta, daughter, Mrs. S. P. McElhinny, in :> Ga., spent the week-ehd with her Atlanta, Ga. parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. T. Thoma- Lt. and Mrs. Leo Clarke McCarthy. !j£ son. Mr. and Mrs. Milton Hodges, of,. Columbia, spent the week-end! a of Columbia, were also guests of Mr. with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W j’; and Mrs. Thomason on Sunday. A. Johnson. i % Mr. and Mrs. Joe Donnan, of ^ r - anc ! Mrs. Lamar Nelson, o , Charleston, spent the week-end with Atlanta, Ga., spent the week-end;;.* his mother and sister, Mrs. J. H. with the formers mother, Mrs. T Donnan, and Miss Miriam Donnan. J- Leake, and Mr. Leake. Mrs. Fred F. Wakerly, of New J ° e McGee, pharmacy student at K ■York City, is spending some time Medical College of Charleston, j.: ' with her sister, Mrs. R. E. Ferguson, s P ent th <? Easter holidays with his, K 1 and Mr. Ferguson. parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. H. McGee 5^ » »» i Mrs. Robert Bell has accepted a T! ! Mr. awl Mr*, xa Boland Jr. jUon with j c p C J !X and Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Shealy at- .. , «, j . , tended the funeral of Mrs. D. B. ’ ‘ Ir ' and Mrs ’ Howard Watkins ; Frontis in Ridge Springs Sunday. Believe in luck? Then don't forget that good fortune will be on your side if you save something now and do it regularly. May we invite you to use our bank? M Established 1KS6 Bailey & Son BANKERS C apital and Surplus $600,000.00 and sons spent Sunday with her par- ii Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation #• • • • • »« #• •'# • • • • * • • • ontis in Ridge Springs Sunday. «, " M S • — f: Mr. and Mrs. James Smith and Rll V^^ rfnrH v V ' ' Keece< ln son Michael of Columbia, spent the Mrs Ja ^ es Major — ■ week-end with Mr. and Mrs. E. L. dailghter Ann Charlotte, N C.. I Holland. ! are spending this week with her Mr. and Mrs. William Sherratt pat . ents Mr and Mrs R w 3 oland have returned to their home in Yea- _ n . Mrc ^ , don Pa after a several dav’s stav L Mr „ and Mrs - C. A. Hollis spent ° ^ “ a I 6 tl* y \ the Easter holidays in Louisville with their son and daughter-in-law, Kv t , • . II’ j i.r-n- » ou witn their daughter, Mrs. A G Mr. and Mrs. William A. Sherratt. J Miss Jane Anderson, of FarmviUe, | c i“ ldrcn - , Va„ a student at the Assembly’s M M r nin V’ d ” r . s ' ^ e ' ha ” Denn ‘ s ’ ° Training School, in Richmond spent j Ir and ’ Mrs j. R 0 5‘o asq ^ eStS °' and E *ister-in-latv* Re^. ^nd^ I R ^, vn D L R ‘V Georee A Anderson ' daughter, Rosalyn, are residing in Mr. and Mrs. Davis R. Holland and 1 ^ Flond ^ chiidren, Bucky and Heien Ruth.,^'tmeS’m'knew ^ ‘h'as ! were guests of Mrs^ Holland s sis- ted a positlon Wlth T c Johnso C n 1 ter, Mrs. Virgil Abrams, and Mr. i co ^ pan y ’ Abrams, in Greenville, Sunday. J j at Mr. and Mrs. Billy Johnson are L B Dillard and Ke " csp v v ^ it .! residing m their newly constructed cd Mlsses Ll[a and Marv Dma ; a v Ia m n •H nU a*- v a ' 0,her I" Columbia Sunday 1 Mr. and Mrs. David E. Kennedy,, Miss virgin; a SumereL of Green 1 formerly of Ware Shoals, have ville, spent the week-end with her i . . i • -a j . . viiiv-, ItlC W trt. K “’fr ilC moved to this city and are res.dmg u Mr . and Mrs s w Sum ., : in the home of Miss Ruth Bailey on ere | l^ ® r “ d “ r „ Ke " ne d y 15 Friends of John Richard Copeland. I Surfla Corn h H lmark M l>u ‘ son of Mr. and Mrs. James Copeland. ' Gerald Sober, of Greenville, spent *“ h " T“'i > the week-end with his parents, Mr ./...l.L, , cl ' r " c : lv,1 1 ere he ,s ' an M MrS 'd H v, C 1^" , „ V1 j receiver? Sunday* br0kCn mJUry ' iMr^S^^^h^^i-d^Tnd- ^ f i Mrs. Bill Davidson, of Asheville, N. of m" a n? Mrs B R a'u no 4UeS “ 1 jC., spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. -tTr ' vv A ic,ni» R r A ^ n 'John F. Norris and Miss Elizabeth H.nlhio ‘ i? ? •• ^ Small | Nicholson. uzaoetn daughter, Kristie, spent the past £SSsH^ s i~;“r: M Mr n fn?Mr?' W ‘ ^icogl Na^Mr. and Mrs.! km Recent guests of Rev and Mrs T. Mrs c'c'^Barneue' Mr and Mrt ^- d Sn J - - - H and Miss Grace Beckett, of Vineland, Frlcnds 0 , Mrs Henry Neighbors' * C Mr J an S H y Mr* t r w ^ j vvi11 be 8 lad *o know she is able to Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Hedden and b e up again alter being ill. children, of Charleston, spent sev- w . B Lea, of Rocky Mount. N C L a hor a M dUr A T g East r W,th „ Hr joined Mrs. Ua here this week for, a rnd^Mrs M J it MrKP f > Kee ’ 3nd Mr ' several day * visit with her mothir, and Mrs. J. D McKee. Mrs c M Bailev P ’’ Jgor r H S n^ aym ° P c U \ SPent E u as - D. H Reynolds and son, , ter holidays in Sumtei with her DeLejn, of Washington, Ga.. spent Ipuhml; ° rge Bultman * and Mrs *the week-end with her parents. Mr B “ „ land Mrs. P. B. Adair. Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Longshore Mr. and Mrs. J. j spent Sunday in Newberry with her i mother. Mrs. Thompson Pitts. Mr. and Mrs. J. T. and Mrs. J. R. Cox were guests of relatives in Spartanburg and Greenwood Sunday. .. T Powers and Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Dunn, of Un- • family, of Laurens, were guests Sun- ion, were week-end gue-dsof Mr an! j da y of Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Burts. ; Mrs. Walter Danhoff Miss Martha Owmgs and Ralph Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Simmons Hams visited friends in Henderson- and son, Larry, of Whitmire were I viHe, N. C.. for the week-end. ! guests of Mr. and Mrs. H. a' Sim- Miss Miriam Beall, of Washing- mans Sunday. ' ton. D. C„ is spending the week with I Mr. and Mrs. Pierbe Chandler and Mr f C t , W £, lls ,„ a "? daughters. Mr. Mr. and Mrs. James Simmons spent and Mrs. F. E. Wells, Mr. and Mrs. Sunday in Charleston where they Rudolph Cullum. and son. of Green-1 visited Magnolia and Middleton «ar- wood, were visitors there on Sun- dens and other points ot interest day. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Lawrence and Miss Essie Davidson, of Great Falls, spent several days during the vi ay s UUIillX Ult: ,son. Jerry, spent Sunday in Green- week with,Mr. and Mrs. Joe David- viHe. where they visited friends. son and Mrs. Louise Hilton Mrs. W. P. Baldwin Sr. and daugh- Mr. and Mrs. Andy Young, Jr. and i tors, Alice and Mary, and Mr. and daughter, Nanette, spent Sunday in ’ Mrs. •Steve Truella, of Columbia, Spartanburg with Mrs. Young’s oar- were guests during the past week ents, Mr. and Mrs. Reid Murphy of Dr. and Mrs. B. H. Henry. f Mr. and Mrs. C. H. McCrary and Mr. and Mrs. William Buford and, Miss Ira Satterfield spent Sunday son, of ^Savannah, Ga., spent the with Mrs. McCrary’s parents Mr week-end with the former’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. G. F. Buford and oth er relatives here. Mrs. J. W. Lawrence, accompanied by her sister, Mrs. Jerome Finley, of Mountville, attended the funeral of Mrs. Mary Owens Drummond, in Fountain Inn. Thursday and Mrs. G. R. Lanford, in Spartan burg. *, Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Taylor, Jr., spent Easter with_her parents, Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Hudgins, in Spartan burg. ~ Mrs. George T. Speake is the guest this week of Mrs. George M. Davis Mr. and Mrs. Elliott Law spent the in Manning week-end with his sister. Mrs. Her- Miss Elsie Neighbors, of Columbia, man A, Smith, Jr. and Mr. Smith, spent Easter with her parents Mr in Florence. ! and Mrs. W. E. Neighbors ' ' Mr. and Mrs. Irby S. Hipp, Jr.,; Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Gallowav, of of Rock Hill, spent Easter with his, West Palm Beach. Fla., are visiting parents, Mr. and Mrs. Irby Hipp. I Mrs. Galloway’s sister, Mrs. John W* Mrs. J. I. Copeland, of Orlando,! Einney; and Mr. Finney. They will Fla., spent several days during the leave tomorrow for a visit wdth their week with her daughter, Mrs. Addi- daughter. Mrs. W. A. Murchinson in son Neighbors, and Mr Neighbors.' Dillon THE CAMPAIGN IS ON.. To Make the City Beautiful Clean up - Paint up - Fix up FRESHEN IT YOl R WARDROBE, _ DRAPERIES, SLIP-COVERS Our efficient faeiiitie.s are operated for everyone’s convenience. In a short time—at a minimum cost —we dry clean your soiled and rumpled garments to look like new. WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED 1.000 MOTH-PROOF STORAGE BAGS. CALL US TODAY. Royal Clea “BEAUTIFUL DRY CLEANING” PHONE 11 The NEUROCALOMETER is being used by Dr. C. J. Hart to analyze spinal nerves as they emit from the spinal column. This analysis is made to locate the major area of nerve pressure, which causes ill health. i Dr. Hart, graduate of the Palmer Schind of Chiroprac tic, has offices in the Jacobs building in Clinton. Office hours are from 1:00 to 4:00 P. M. every day except Thursday and Sunday. It is not true to say "We did everything pos sible”—unless—Chiropractic was included. :: r. J: .