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E. CLINTON. S. C THURSDAY, APRIL 22, 1926 Announcements (Payable in advance*)'; ' ^ FOR MAYOR I hereby announce myself as a car lidate for Mayor for the town of Clin- on, South Carolina. I pledge i WILL CONTESTED BY COLLINS’ WIFE W. M. McMILLAN. „ I hereby announce myself .as a ca didate for the office of Mayor of Cli ton, subject to the result of the De] ocratic primary, ^ B SL0AN< ASSOCIATE REFORMED PRES BYTERIAN CHURCH C. Bynum Bette, Pastor m., Morning Worship. S p. m., Senior Y. P. C. U. Mis et Blakely, Pres, p. 'm.. Evening Worship. Ser “How to Battle With Satan. 1 A cordial welcome i estate against the widow, Mi_. rl K. Walker Collins, and in her wer alleging fraud on the part c‘ husband just pHor to their ms; re October 6, 1924. .ction was instituted by the exec • to Require the carrying-out o alleged contract entered by Mn Collins on the Saturday before he rriage. She signed an agreemen October 4, 1924, the complainan —.‘ges, under which for the paymer: of $10,000 within one year af{er he f Clinton, subject to the e Democratic primary. DAVIS R. HOLLAND. didate for re-election as ,AIdt from Ward 2 of the Tcfcm.qf Clinton, subject to the result of the'Detppcrstie a rules and regulatiodh- of the ratic primary. He believes in i, fair, and progresive hdrainis- WARD THREE • •eby announce myself as l for Alderman fro up Ward 3 of m of Clinton, subject to t^ “ - Christian Endeavor Societies meet, p. m.. Evening Worship, tesday, 8:00 p. m., Prayer w Lynn, D. D., Pastor r meeting, Wednesday, 7 BROAD STREET METHODIST CHURCH L. E. Wiggins, Pastor ay School, 10 a. m., Gilbert B, WARD FOUR^ late for re-election as > >m Ward 4 of the Town of Clinton, cI d pledge myself to abide by tl Epworth League, 7130 p. m. "”ie monthly meeting of the V 's Auxiliary will be held Momi tic primary. R. STONE, It of the Demc J. McCRARY. Moorhead, Superintendent. Preaching Service, 11 a. m Junior B. Y. P. U., 6:30 p. week Prayer meeting, Wednes- ^ day, 7:30 p. m. The public is cordially invited to all N ST. METHODIST CHURCH T. A. Inabinet, Pastor 0 a. m., Sunday School. G. * Meadors, Superintendent. Combined Epworth League Servic md Prayer Meeting each Wednesda Schedule of Preaching Services First Sunday at 11:00 a.m. First Sunday at 7:30 p. nt.. from Ward 6 of the Town of CHnton, • subject to the result of the J. P. CARTER. FOR SUPERVISOR I hereby announce myself as a c didate for the office of Supervisoi Laurens county, subject to the n and result of the Democratic prinu I hereby announce mypelf a candi date for the office of Supervisor of Laurens county and pledge myself to abide by the rules of the Democratic J. RHErr MARTIN. FOR TREASURER LYDIA METHODIST CHUURCH T. A. Inabinet, Pastor K) a. m., Sunday School. Bolt V. PARKS ADAIR. Winners Given In School Contests _ Katherine Glasgow wi $2.50 gold piece offered for tlw ™ recitation in the Olintdn high school, i This prize was given by Danziger’s Department Store. To Edwin Yarborough wer R. JUDD LANGSTON, ereby announce myself as _ „ e for re-election to the office of rarer of Laurens County, to the result of the Democ ROSS D. YOUNG, FOR LEGISLATURE . ereby announce myself as a 5 for the House of Representa- from Laurens C<mtty,V*i»bject e result of the Democratic pri- ATTENTION PLEASE >w is the time for you to su « to the Youth’s Companio From now until the first of June a ibscribers will receive 14 montl on account of this being tl miversary of the th$jjjpgazin sks visit of the best weekly mai for the whole family for on $2.00. Jas. W. Caldwell 143 South Broad. Anything in the way of magazim ' publisher’s prices or less, id for club list or call 243. dreh opposed the. marriage, anc *■ J ' d to execute the instn that he might make s in the nature of a wedding h would rot be subject delay or Uncertainty in payment, open to attack in the winding up, d , n tribution and settlement of his ests The value of the estate, she alleg , is $1,250,000, and she claims a dov t right to one-third of it. New Candidate “ In Ward Two friends of S. A. Pitts announce him i today’s paper as a cai Alderman from ward two — proaching city election. Mr. Pittses ’ocal manager of the Westerh might have in the estate, e has refused to accept the $10.- which has been proffered, and y filed sn answer to the com- it alleging, that her prospective Rev. R. H. McKinnon Accepts Pastorate BS Hill, April 14.—Rev. R. H. mon of Ellenton, has accepted s^Aionl^ndudi^ng 1 Cross ^1L to move here the last of April and begin his pastorate the first of May. Mr. McKinnon succeeds Rev. E. Hudson who accepted a call to church in North Carolina. He com THE CHRONICLE—$1.50 YEAR. Special at P. S. Jeanes Soda Fountain j tax, 2c ... 12c Lemonade 10c, plus laboring man’s tax, 2c 12c Cigars 5c, plus laboring man’s tax, 1c 6c Cigars 10c, plus laboring man!s tax, 2c 12c Smoking Tobaccos, regular prices, plus laboring man’s taxes. Snuff, Regular price, plus laboring man’s taxes. Chewing tobaccos, regular prices, plus laboring man’s What Do P. S. JEANES Do? fellow who could, why? ’t help this tax. Ask tl Options On Farm Lands | $5,000.00 To Be Spent Advertising Farm Lands of Laurens County If you have farm lands in Laurens County that you wish to sell, be sure that they are listed immediately with the Secretary of the Clinton Commercial Club. No sale will be attempted without options. The Club prefers to list lands of reasonable price, and in any quantity in any part of the County. The Clintpn Commercial Club in conjunc tion with the Laurens Business League are now securing farm land options. These options will be catalogued and published in booklet form for distribution within the next two or three weeks, so it is important that the land you wish to sell be listed at once. The Clinton Commercial Club and the Lau rens Business League are acting as a clearing house between buyers and sellers in order to ex pedite the agricultural development of the County, the object being to locate working farmers upon small farms, breaking up large tracts, largely owned by town residents or non residents of the County, the small farms to be occupied by their owners. Act quickly if you have farm lands for sale. Clinton' '' Club R. W. WADE, Secretary Clinton, S. C.