v '■3i,'V-:‘ rAGE SIX THE CLINTON chronicle, CUNTON, S. C. ' »%,-- .', V.^- ,**,r ‘ . ' ' ii- ■ ■ ■ ■<. ' ^ '■■ - THURSDAY, JUNE 6. 1929 jjlf •'’TfC'- Badly Run-Down doaro,” am iIxb. SWoWdiS not bImp wan. waa woh and i laaa. 1 drai jaconsd-.tlia «tth^j>0C atrangth to do my daily taaka Iwoc^ liad' a lot, and ihia diatarbad A summer, scheme, for the guest room ? Something cool, dainty and not extravagrant ? Then choose simple draperies and spreads, making color and' pattern do the work of costly fabrics and accessories. It is not necessary to have both over and under curtains in summer. Sheer ruffled tie-backs of tinted voile, organdie or tarlatan let im every stray breeae and are very decorative. A wall background of interesting design will give all the pattern need ed. Charming new wall papers are •available in modem effects that blend ftjually well with antique or modem fmmishings. See that both paper and curtains are in harmony with the rug, and paint woodwork to blend with the wall. For sensible summer spreads, u^ sunfast mercerized broadcloth, taffeU, voile over sateen—or dip your j;>la^q candlewick spread in a color harmonizing with the general scheme. These few rules will give you a fresh and charming guest room at a very l^isignificant cost. KIWANIS KORNER “WE BUILD’’ Edited by Publicity Committee of Clinton Kiwanis Club. Visiting Kiwanians Always Welcome Kiwanis had another good meeting Thursday night and The Korner ex tends congratulations. The attendance was fine, the chicken dinner par-ex cellent, and the address of the even ing a dandy. The attendance prize was drawn by Dicky Heustess with the admonition that it go to his wife. The club had as its guest, B. W. Wade, of the local Rotary club. The attorney made a rattling good talk on “Law,” what it is, what it ain’t, and he was heard with keen interest. His talk was declared one of the best the club has heard in a long time and he was given a cordial welcome to “come again.” At next week’s meeting Billy Hoy will speak to the boys on Biology or Bug-ology as he chooses. Billy is soon to leave the city for Columbia, where he will become a member of the Uni versity faculty. He is loved by all the members and The Korner hates to see him go. All out to hear Billy at next week’s meeting. The club’s A. R. P. preacher, Bynum Betts, is getting all primed for the -ainji^al Interational convention of all In^clubs in the United States and bers of the state council. Following are those who have been named on the committees by the state board: Judiciary committee: Rev. James A. Berrett, Rock Hill, chairman; W. H. Shurburtt, Clifton; D. R. Webb, New Brookland.- Law committee: Ben E. Adams, Co lumbia, chairman; Dr. Rans' J.’Wil liams, Mullins; J. H. Rogers, Bath. Credentials committee: Wm. F. on inj *1 had olton read K f ^ 1 TO'} ^ ; » f I • ri • >> .» “> 'i C' I JOHNSON'S WAXPOUSH OmPommdSia "v-r Clicquot Club-^Pale Dry or Golden Ginger Boidet zs« \ the most important ports on the Great Lakes, is planning an elaborate pro gram for the entertainment of the thousands of Kiwanians who are to at tend. The parson goes as the club’s of ficial representative and the boys back home will be a-hoping that he doesn’t get lost. One of the features planned for the convention is All-Kiwanis night, which is to be observed on the evening of June 24. All clubs of Kiwanis Inter national will be asked to observe the same program that will be carried out at Milwaukee. This program fol lows: 1. Moment of silent fellowship. 2. “America” (first stanza) and “God Save the King.” 3. Message from'International Pres- idnet O. Sam Cummings. 4. Fellowship song — ‘^Onward in Kiwanis.” The purpose of the synchronized program is to enable Kiwanians all over the United States and Canada to concentrate upon the purpose and ideals of the organization. Copies of President Cumming’s message will be mailed to secretaries of all clubs and read at their meet ings. Arrangements for observing All- Kiwanis night will be completed by President Billy Copeland and our club will enter into the observance as planned by International. Another Cotton Crop^.Uliped Out! f "f fCH Farmers trusted to luck, while Bill Boll Weevil “sawed wood.” Will this be the sad story that you will carry to your banker this fall? It was all too common a story last fall. Would you sit still in your house and let a thief haul your bales of cotton from your yard ? • Why show more consideration to Mr. B. (Theif) Weevil. DON’T WAIT UNTIL YOUR CROP IS LOST Get ready now and start your fighting while you have a good chance to win. 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