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THE CHRONICLE Strives To Be a Clean News paper, Complete, Newsj, QUintnn (Ehrmtirlf VOLT^IE XXVI' CLINTON, S. C., THURSDAY, APRIL 29,1926 NUMBER 17 McLA S E t A b D o S dy Y0UNG mm BE PIACEDON SALE SOON TO MEET HERE former ILLINOIS governor g. C. Odiome Writes of Approaching Sale of A " Artiv^”' BID MEfeuA?wN D TO P , , 7 , f th Tickets and Urges Community-Wide Hugh Chum -^ir cUaTin , ^ Support fortheChautauqua. JtJSZ £?& jd by Geo. ; Student’s, $2.00; Chiles, $1.50. Presbyterian College student body at th p^sbyterian Synod of South Car- „jn from all over South Caro-1hl^been comnVt^°ac^g^toln C * Odiome, president, calling for a! Reserved wata $1.00 extra. All the annual meeting held for the elec- oli „a; will convene in Clinton on Tues- a gathered in Florence today to “ w r n J2 meeting of the Chautauqua Asociation!seats and tickets have t6 be reserved tion of officers for next year. The d June 2 2n<i and continue through er Governor Frank O. Low- wilted JoLison d b C h Friday night, one of the largest at Kellers Drugstore. Tickets bought meeting was held in the coHege chapel tJ’goth. As heretofore, the confer- L0WDEN URGES ™ c g E M ffiV E CHAUTAUQUA TICKETS TO COOPERATION, * ILLU FJLRM1 ie6t snuAiiun. P,.„. for the conduct of theSupport for the Chautauqua. > to a call issued by Geo. i Student’s, $2.00; Chik . . president, calling for a! Reserved seats $1.00 extra. All ANNUAL PRESBYTERIAN CON FERENCE OF YOUNG PEOPLE TO BE HELD JUNE 22-2S.