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•• V'- . 'vv., » A * ' ^ THE CLINTON CHRONICLEr^Cl.iNTON. S. C. > % ^ THURSDAY, JANUARY 30, 1930 Death Claims Miss Wallace m - T’-i *■ • Laurens, Jan. 28.—Mi»s Minnie Wal- lacer beloved Laurens county school Name Cmitted On f Winthrop List o In publi£|)ing the Ust last week of the highly distinguished and disting^j i \ Do We Put Too Much Emphasis On Health? A man who knows Scotland told n»c' shepherd, ‘‘Try a,ain. Maybe there is of his experience with a Scotch ah p- a sick one in the fij.i; and. If jj, he herd. ■ ' > v.'il! li vea, to y u. \\Aten sheep/hre The shepherd seemed to have an un- hcaltny .th..y W,lb foil .w only/the;r canny power over the sheep. When he sent out his own peculiar call every one of them, no matter how distant, raised his head and startej strai.rht for home. The visit.)!' begged f )r c h’'. ? . ) try his calling powers. He capi/e.I ]. hands over h.s hjouth and emitiei noi'e which to his own ears'sobiHefl ’ oartly like, r e shephe'-d’.s call, \-)t a s r.c'i .oheop re; ponde.l," > "Den't be ii nura'red," esid teacher, and prominent in church cir-j .jished Clinton g'rls at Winthrop col lea for many years, died Monday j 'ege, the name of .Miss Jeanette Craw- nigh. at the Wallace home in the Shi-1 Sord was inadverten ly omitted. Miss ^Idh'section, after a lingering illness,- Crawford has ranked all the year as Funeral services were held from a distinguished member of the iunior Chestnut Ridge Baptist church W’ed- class and has ma le* a highly creditable i nesday afternoon at 3 o’chock, with ecordiSinee her matriculaaon at Win- : her pastor, the Rev. B. F. Carson ofl 'hrcp three years ago. The oversight i Cray Court, officiating, j f her na.me o -curjed in The Chronicle : M ss Wallace was a daughtov of Ih^ | ifice, and wc'are glad to make the ,, , •• / V 1- 1 1®!** Hugh S, Wallace and Anna Bolt, ecrrei ticn. r.v( y once :it a wbiie /somebody own shepherd, but a £;.l: one play go rtf after anybody.” > ?e. was educated at Lin- wood college, North Carolina, and has j in (Bis:. r;. e> .ip to evitii: y{defn par ents for dovtl'.rg t.)a '-.r/'i time and . , . . r - n fntjon,to c ui . .-..iMl/e.. ,’hy.sical .. !-! elif;,. Sa* s such n rriti./‘.‘Cf co ir e, the Icoy is impel tan’,^u‘ it wus.iii .en to ; i U6 no. Lo- be ,'.,a/ed b.'.' .0 bi^* disci i pKred and pu. y -vn. T(i,lay se nrirh - emr hi iis on tite , hy^i ai i . pa ra iiain,, ..u u j . u. . . .'n r- • •. ♦v*. , ' . , / . 1 1 , . She had taught at MountMlle,, Triijity Ou,- .lisiconled Friendship and Brawarton at ha lr,dy ^1 ,uld'Jr...ar.;i..n lo ihay, hund'rad's of boya ,v , ,, ,' and girls over the county rise up to . ..y. 1... ... I' . .bless her memory fof the inspiration and painstaking care of which they , , , , , . x ere beneficiaries, beat/us to. heaven by an_ a .ernge wenty years, with the exception of .wo years when she was pripcipal of the public school at Pauline, .Spartan-, j burg county. Her last school work was with the Goldvilie school, cf which she was principal for two years. <TTATION FOR LTTTER.SOF AIJAi IN is : R ATION IK rTO.THE-MlNUTEI That’s the sort of insur ance every husine.‘;s needs-V and gets—u:id?.‘f the /aLTijiA Plan of liKiuratiiut taJ Bond ing Protection. * * Why not let U.S look-into your needs mm .’ A con)plcM-"diag- noaU," and auequallyihurough examination of your present policies—u’ithrmt charge—and without obligation! vE T N/A - I Z E 4 w. i^JMEFKL :tna-izkr Ihi.s i^Lrue. am! it inig’;. hr adcleii that ou/ancestors, by neg’c •/ ig their licdiey in the inte.•( *.:. of their souls, of I tdVnty \ears. Thry niaiiu r,)' ' \yrriird mil h, iiml died in -.vhat we p (*'y*'»* 'ifc. i\i »ieo'.ri'i 1 have alwa ") (nr^tirned •r they Wen* Miss Wallace _ii survived by her *'atep-mother, Mrs. Mrytie C. Wallace; two sisters, Mrs, Alma Wallace Pitts and Mrs* Hosea Walker; two half-sis ters, Mrs. Robert M. Cain and .Mrs. wi’cM'T they Wen* truly leligious, R^y Traynham; three half-brothers, ^ whrthtr n hs pos iihie tj^ie religious ’ Herald .S.'Wallace of Gastonia, N. ‘C., and CarroH E. Wallace of Shiloh, and Rus sell Wallace of Clemson college. in the I'ost '■(** .»(•'if ore ;s sic ruled by fears. , * . Old'Shneoh .St/lfles bel'eved that it I is the busines.* of a saint m mortify i I the body. He chaipe i, hiiU'-el/ to the top of a pillar and lievaine so loath-1 some that worms liveii in hi.s flesh, 'end he did not attumpt to pick them j cut iecaii e he regarded hi itiTerings las a ineans of grace. 1 ll(W such an iea could have lH*en born out of teachings of the healthy ' out-door Jesus is one of the mysteries |(f the a cs. He morlifie;! no bodu'S. He heulcJ them built them uj), and er.t .heir u,' h 'r v. 1 • rejoic- ■; mg. ■ ■ ' ’ Card of Thanks The Slate cf South Carolina, l^aurens County. By O, G. Thomp'on. r.*,bate Judge: Whereas, Mr«. Mu'j ?ie .Stevens made suit to me to g’*ant her Letters cf Admihistration if the estate and effects of Edward Stevens. These are therefore, to cite and ad monish all and singular the Kindred and Creditors of ti^ said Edward Ste vens, deceased, that they be and ap pear before me, in the Court of Pro bate, to 1e held at Laurens Court House, Laurens, S. C., on Feb.^ 1.5, 1U30, next, after publicarioh hereof, at 11 'o’clock in* the forenoon to show .cause, if any they have, why the said Administration sho-uld not be granted. Given under mv hand tills 2yth day of Jan., A, D, lti30. O. G THOMPSON, 2-0-2tc J. P. L. C. 9 a s Phone 287 Wall Street <» I ► I' < ► I • i > o O *> o ** o <) o ,0 ♦ o —■ I I ■! — I. II Everyday Specials Loin Steak, lb 28c Round Steals, lb.; i.. i 28c Beef Roast, lb 25c Pork Chops, lb.... ......... .. 29c Pork Roast, lb 28c -Fresh Pork Kfcc, !b 25c Pork Sausage, lb 25c Mixed Sausage, lb. 20^ Pig Liver, lb 20c Brof Liver, lb 25c Dressed Fish, lb. 25c Fresh Oysters f The Clinton Chronicle—SI.50 a Year •St. aiJl. ■ i!c gn*a. -Ji.si :)■. «*(I Every ... at Rogers yon will find food valncs at low -^iricea.sncii as these! We wish to express our thanks and gratitude to all who by their loving kindness and sympathy helped to al leviate our sorrow in the death of our beloved husband tfnd brother, Edward ISteven.s. The helpful sympathy of those he worked for and with, .the officers, em ployees, and students of the .'“itate Training school, the ViT»*les.H and faith ful ministration.*! of physu-ians and; nurse, the kindly acts of neighbors and li iends iiv Clinton and throughout the state. 'I'o each one we extend our heartfelt thanks, also for the beautiful floral tributes and messages received. - ■ May (lOff in tthr infinite nmvy^ and K' oiiness bless each one is our wi.sh. Mrs. Edward Ste'.-ens. His Sisters and Hr()th.*rs. Ik STANDARD FULL PACK RED RIPE Tomatoes S^nIxc WELCHS Preserves Blackberry—Peach- Cherry—Raepberry— Strawberry- 16-OZ. JAR 14# ^ ROCO OR GREAT NORTHERN Beans 11# ARKANSAS WHOLE GRAIN Rjicc 3 for OUR CHOICE PeM NO. S CAN 16# SUNIRITE Cleanser CAN 5# CLOVBRBLOOM CREAMERY mi «Butter 43^ RIB BACON A FAT BACKS lb. lb. 14c 11c LARGE OR BABY Lima Beans'^^B IS^ Pinto Beans'^o Navy Beans tB Pink Beans i Black Eye Peat uKH i m ♦ SKINNERS Macaronif Spaghetn, or Egg N004IM Jewel LARD 8 lli|r8l,00 SUGAR 2S lbs. $lJg, 10 lbs. Kc Foa BEADS ^ CLEANSCR THAT -CHASES OIRT* OF SOAP Old Dnteh' aUNS^ SALMON STYLE Mackerelllli'^lSlf RITTERS Tomato Soup CAN 75^ AMERICAN CREAM ~~ Cheese POUND 37^ •mpvgfcsmmt who loaf 9 m^ 4 Poney Bread LOAF 7* Super SuOs U V. U V y It- i.*! a beautiful thought that, everything in, on, or about this old earth wet live in, is gpod iur_u.'! in one way or another. It is one of the most comfortTng facttvinmginable, w'hen we appreciate it fully. A certain article of food or drink I may be decidedly harmful under con ditions and positively beneficual un- ' der others. If a man is in good health, I he does _not need aconite, .strychnine, ■ or mercury; but, when the fever must j be controlled, the shattered nerves* re- ; stored, the body freed from infection ! —then we appreciate these valuable agencies at their true worth. We 1 would not be safe without them. Everythiag we see, feel and appre ciate, is goinl for something some jlime, place, or for somebody.' This is ' a thought worth keeping in mind con- I stantly. The family doctor is a trained thinker. He of all jieopU* is beseiged daily with anxious queries about hu man system.'! that have been thrown out of gear, presumably by something not good for them when, in reality, there is no such thing! The doctor know.s that it i? not the . ai tide, but the excessive indulgence of it that does the wrecking. He knows that, u.sed t-o the exact point of need, nothing 'mffkes one sick. He knows,.as every thinking man knows, that nothing a man may eat, drink, or smoke, can pos.dbly do harm, if not in dulged to excels; I wish you would undehscore that, please. Potatoes are ''as capable of killing a man as coffee, and have kil'ed as many, I have no I doubt, if the truth were known, A \ery eminent specialist told me recently, that to eat three baked potatoes “the size of a goose egfc’’ daily, would harm as certainly as the smoking of three jjrigars. It is the excess, and not the particular thing that makes partak- , ing deadly. The wisest man, in my opinion,.is thle one that knows precisely where to draw the- line in eating, drinking, and- smojklhg. 1 have not met him up to this time. When I find him, I shall congratulate a perfectly healthy man. I am more afraid of excess than I am of the orthodox devil; that’s not sci ence—it’s truth. 1. . RBOtaiTBR _J !!3J« CAN 116 rrr I I Let Meyers - Amcid Co. ■r ■ PIm teltirapcdii. sMe to five the tonger towe feas- latec affeet. .- fai” Feminized feminine stylet— Two and three., piec^e models— $15 to $125 Of fancy mixed woo] ^veed—a new roufrh wool .weave called Shanta—Suedelike wool Suidine ' and lovely, lovely basket weaves. Finjjer tip, three-quarter and full lenjjtli jackets are spon- gore^i^Thoose the one that mo^st becomes you aiid wc“hr it now. Cole Navy and black. /y A \DEPA games, races and fights. If it be argued that most of the philosophers' have been men of poor health, 1 venture tq contend that the j world has more ‘philospohy than it needs or can ever use. And that what ib more important is more normal, j laughing optimistic women and men. Health is 4[>rophylgctic. healthy boy would much rather go to a ball park than a saloon. It’s the weak, nervous . creatures who dawand the stimulus of diaaipa* tion. Joat m the weak akk sheep fo off when a false voice calls. .f- sro/?£l \xxaU Jnt. iMPORTEPS FORttGN PpMLbTtC MLHCHANDI5L ^rcenb:nc.,^,jC. V