McCormick messenger. (McCormick, S.C.) 1902-current, April 30, 1936, Image 5
tfeCORMICK MESSENGER, McCORMICK, SOUTH CAROLINA Thursday, April 30, 1936
Remember ... You Always Get Better
Values At Gallant-Belk Co.
GALLANT-BELK CO.
“Greenwood’s Leading Department
Store”
“YES, YES! 1
You win find it at Gallant-Belk Com
pany and you know they sell everything
for less. We have just received
20 Dozen
Kate Greenway
CHILDREN’S DRESSES
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Including all of the newest Spring and Summer fashions
for girls! Expertly tailored and one of the best values
offered in Greenwood. Dots, Solids, Stripes, and
Checks. Sizes 3 to 16. Come in today and select several
of these wonderful bargains. Priced
98c $1.98
Second Floor
Gallant-Belk Company has dresses to fit
the small girl... the larger girl... young
Misses . . . College Girls . . . the young
Mother and the older Mother. Come
in and see the wonderful values in Chil
dren’s Dresses of all ages! And, you
know, Gallant-Belk Company sells
everything for less!
A Word to the Parents ....
Our little boys and little girls will in a few years be the
men and women of the day.
Teach them to SAVE . . . show them how to save by
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doing your shopping at Gallant-Belk Company . . .
*;he Home of Better Values . . . the Store that Sells
.Everything for Less!
Visit Our Boys’ Department
While on our Second Floor see the wonderful savings
we have for you in our new Boys’ Department
Greenwood’s only complete Boys’ Department.
Use Our Lay Away Plan!
. Meet Your Friends At Gallant-Belk
Company!
GAUANT-BELK CO
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Store
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SelU Everything for Less
GRBENWOOD, S. C.
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The American Legion Auxiliary
viL meet at the home of Mrs. C
3 Strom on Thursday p. m. f May
7th, at 3:30 o’clock.
Misses Frances Strom and Anne.
Furqueron spent the past week
?nd at Lander College with friend
nd former classmates.
Mr. E. G. Jennings of Plum
branch will leave Monday. May 4
o serve as Federal juror, at Green-
/JUe, s. c.
Messrs. J. L. Smith and I.. N
Brown spent Monday in Atlanta
buying mules and horses for the
former’s sales stables here.
With the very warmest cordial
ity and a most delicious dinner,
Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Coleman 01
Plum Branch, Sunday entertained
the following relatives and friends:
Mrs. Lillie, Mr. C. E. and Miss Hazel
Langley; Misses Sarah Francis and
Mary Robertson; Mrs. J. B. and
Miss Louise Smith; Mr. G. P. and
Mr. and Mrs. D. P. McCain.
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Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Price had as
their week end guests, Mr. and Mrs.
Ansel Price and children, of Char
leston, Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Smoak
of North and Miss Sara Frances
Duncan, student of Limestone Col
lege, Gaffney.
Mrs. L. N. Chamberlain has re
turned from St. Petersburg, Fla.,
where she spent the winter.
According to an announcement
by the teaches, Mrs. C. H. Huguley,
Dr. W. G. Blackwell will teach the
T. E. L. Bible Class of the local
Baptist church, Sunday morning.
May 3rd. A full attendance of
members is expected and all visi
tors velcomed.
Mr. J. P. Brunson of Parksville
was a visitor here yesterday.
Mr. V. E. Rankin and son, Billy,
of Anderson and Mr. E. H. Huguley
of Grefenville spent Sunday here
with tl|e latter’s mother, Mrs. W.
G. Hugpley, who continues ill at
her home here.
DRIVE IT !
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and drive home to yourself this truth:
It’s FIRST in its field because it’s
'trfle onfy £crwy?rLce<£ ca/L
NEW PERFECTED
HYDRAULIC BRAKES
(Double-Acting. Self-Articulating)
the safest and smoothest ever developed
IMPROVED GLIDING
KNEE-ACTION RIDE*
the smoothest, safest ride of oil
GENUINE FISHER NO DRAFT
VENTILATION
IN NEW TUBNET TOP BODIES
the most beautiful and comfortable
bodies over created for a low-priced car
GENERAL MOTORS
INSTALLMENT PLAN-
MONTHLY PAYMENTS
TO SUIT YOUR PURSE
FOR ECONOMICAL
TRANSPORTATION
Seeing is believing and
driving is knowing that
the new 1936 Chevrolet
is the only complete low-priced car!
Its New Perfected Hydraulic
Brakes and Solid Steel Turret Top
Body make it the safest car built.
Its Improved Gliding Knee-Action
Hide*, Genuine Fisher No Draft
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Ventilation and Shockproof oteer-
ing* give unmatched comfort.
And its High-Compression Valve-
in-Head Engine—the same type of
engine that is employed in world-
champion power boats, airplanes
and racing cars—provides combined
power and economy without equal.
Drive the new 1936 Chevrolet today!
CHEVROLET MOTOR CO., DETROIT, MICH.
HIGH-COMPRESSION
VALVE-IN-HEAD ENGINE 1
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giving even better performance with |
even less gas and oil <
SOLID STEEL one-piece j
TURRET TOP
a crown of beauty, a fortress of safety
SHOCKPROOF STEERING* • j
making driving easier and safer )
than ever before
ALL THESE FEATURES AT
CHEVROLET'S LOW PRICES
495
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AND UP.
of NetuStaiuiarJi
at Flint, Ifii iVljmmi
IFith bumpers, sperm
tire and tire lock, the list price M $20 addte
tionai. * Knee-Action on,Master Model* c-i+m
$20 additional. Prices quoted 'in -M*r-
tisement are list at Flint, MoJtigan. and
subject to chance without nottet. A General
Motors Value.
Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Suber and
children spent the past week end
with hei parents at Holly Hill,
S. C.
FAULKNER CHEVROLET COMPANY
McCORMICK, ■ - ■ ■ S. C.
Mr. and' Mrs. P. C. Robinson of 1 Sigrs of Spring-Rolfe; Eliza-
Columbia were week end visitors
here.
;Mr. Hanvey who pointed out that j A J LlHlipkin
; ! the whole benefit never will be ! JT
Is Chairman
Mr. A. B. Andrews of Willington ^
G erea*
was a visitor here one day the past i „
. | The Spinning Wheel—Presser;
wee ‘ Mary Fooshe and Lilia Belle Rogers. | told in figures because of the ad
ditional values measured only in
beth Cothran.
Summertime Waltz — Bilbro;
Johnnie McCracken and Mary Foo
die.
Apple Blosson Waltz—Rolfe;
Graydon Dukes.
Mr. F. E Leslie of Troy was a
visitor here yesterday afternoon.
Master Tdn Fuller, who has been
ill at the home of his uncle, Dr.
R. M. Fuller, in Greenwood, for the
past several weeks, is reported
to be somewhat better at this time.
ers.
“Of the total number of farm-
Daffodil Waltz—Franklin; Ryth- ; ers on the program this year,’*
mic Orchestra. Mr. Hanvey said, “133 have been
Song of the Drum—Risher; Lilia continued on the program from
last year. Their diligence and hon-
Miss Elizabeth Talbert
Awarded 1936-1937
Scholarship To
Belle Rogers.
Picnic Dance—Mathews; Thad-
deus Persons.
Sylvan Sprites—Englmann; Hen
rietta Gilbert, Kathryn Smith and
Dorothy Watson.
Sack Waltz—Metcalf; Douglass
Bradley.
Animal Crackers In My Soup ;
Coker Collecre Mar e aret Chiles
Rustic Dance—Howell;
Virginia
Wilkins.
Amaryllis—Ghys; Laurence Strom
and Rudolph Strom.
terms of relief from human suf
fering and of improved business Chosen Head Of Board Of Directors
conditions locally resulting from an Of Caro’ina Motor Club
increased number of earning farm-
Charlotte, N. C., April 25.—Elec
tion of officers, including elevation
of Alva M. Lumpkin to the post
of chairman of the board, suc
ceeding Geo. L. Stansbury, of
Greensboro, sponsorship of a move
ment to erect a suitable memorial
to a Carolinian chiefly responsi
ble for the creation of the Great
est attempts to come back have
been demonstrated in their pay
ments on the loans advanced to
them on that program. Now this Smoky Mountains National Park
year is bringing them as well as
others who have been added to
the roll new opportunities.”
Since the rehabilitation office
and recommendations that a sys
tem cf compulsory inspection of
motor vehicles by state employees,
were outstanding decisions reach-
Announcement has been made
by the Beta Pi Theta French Fra
ternity of Coker College, Harts- I Golden Meadow Gavotte—Mor- posed of C. C. Morgan, Y. E. Seig-
ville, S. C., that its annual award‘nson; Vivian Chiles,
goes to Miss Elizabeth Talbert of j At Full Tilt—Raalte; Judith Kel
t McCormick, South Carolina. The i er a nd Elizabeth Fooshe.
was established in McCormick e d at the meeting of the Board of
County, Mr. Hanvey said, 216 farm- directors of the Carolina Motor
ers have been aided by the pro- club Friday at headquarters here,
gram. He said the work of the Geo T Stephens, of Asheville and
county advisory committee, com- r, Bruce Etheridge, of Manteo and
award is in the form of a one hun
dred dollar scholarship to Coker
Sleigh Bells—Valdemar; Rhyth
mic Orchestra.
College for the school year 1936- King of the Carnival—Deshayes;
1937. This award is made to the (Eun i ce Rush and Charles Henry
pupil in the state having the best williams.
Ier, and Mrs. A. J. Hendrix, of the
Farm Debt Adjustment committee,
of which P. G. Fooshe is chairman,
test paper on questions submitted
by the fraternity to the high sdhool
French teacher. This is indeed an
honor, and Miss Talbert is to be
highly congratulated.
McCormick Junior
Music Club Holds
Monthly Meeting
The McCormick Junior Music
111 Travatore—Verdi; Selma Rush
and Maggie Franklin.
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Rural Resettlement
Work In Mc-
Raleigh, were elected directors and
Jas. O. Sheppard, of Edgefield, S.
C., was named a vice president.
Officers and directors of the club
and of E. L. Rogers, R. D. Suber are; Coleman W. Roberts, Char-
and Miss Elnita Harvey, county ag- lotte, president; Alva M. Lumpkin,
ricultural and home demonstration Columbia, S. C. f chairman of the
agents, has been invaluable in giv- board; C. C. Armstrong, Gastonia,
ing this assistance to these farmers, treasurer; J. H. Monte, Charlotte,
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Red Cross
Contributions
secretary. Vice Presidents: Lee A.
Folger, Charlotte; R. R. Reynolds,
Asheville; W. W. Neal, Marion; John
S. Cator, Charleston, S. C.; Jas.
O. Sheppard, Edgefield, TS. C.;
Ernest Burwell, Spartanburg, S. C.
Other directors are: H. Galt Brax-
Contributions from Widemans—
• K. CruMitv Mrs ' Luther Bowick S 1 - 00 ton, Kinston; R. Bruce Etheridge,
V^UrmiCK ViOUIILy Mrs Bussey Bowick .50 Manteo; J. Elmer Long, Durham;
Mrs. Clyde Edmunds .50
Mrs. H. P. Simpson .50
The 1936 crop season is on—and
Gen. Manus McClosky, Fort Bragg;
Henry D. Perry, High Point; E. D.
Pitcher, Spray; Roddey Reid, Rock
Hill, S. C.; Arthur Ross, Asheboro;
177 of McCormick County’s farmers Sam Wideman .50
are planting and getting ready for!Mrs. Janie Spence .50
the harvest with the aid of the Mrs. Jennie Young -251 Geo. L. Stansbury, Greensboro;
Club held its regular monthly! federal government’s rural re- Mrs. Zack Spence .10 Geo. T. Stephens, Asheville.
meeting in the high school audi- habilitation program, according to Mrs. Sam Brewer .10
torium Tuesday afternoon of last! E. Hanvey, county supervisor for Mrs. Lucindy Bowick .10
week with the teacher, Mrs. C. H. the Resettlement Administration. 1
Fooshe, hostess. Invited guests in- | Loans to these 177 farm families
$4.05
Additional Contributions from
Meriwether-Clarks Hill—
eluded mothers agd friends of total $47,356.31. This is an average
club members. After the program per family of $267.55 below last
Mrs. Fooshe was assisted in serv- year’s average of $368.22 by $100.67. Mr. and Mrs. Daniel McKie -- $2.00
ing delicious punlh and wafers, This difference reflects a sub-
by Mrs. Henry Rueh and Mrs. B. I. stantial improvement in the eco- ; ‘ $2.00
Cfriles.. > ( nomic position of many of the J. Arch Talbert,
| The .Xollg^H^pgram was ren- county’s farmers in the opinion of . Chairman A. R. C.
DR. HENRY J. GODIN
Sight
Specialist
Eyes Examined
Spectacles And Eye Glasses
Professionally Fitted.
956 Broad Street Augusta, Ga.
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