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THURSDAY, F^EBRUARY IS, 1930
THE CLINTON CHRONICLE CLINTON, S. C
PAGE SEVEN
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H. NICHOLSlblES
AT GREENWOOD
th« Cadet struck home with a jab that
proved the undoing of the P; C. fight-
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er.
HAVE YOU SEEN A MIRACLE?
j well known photojrrapher and popular
citizen, died at his home here last
! night following a heart attack Tues-
Here is an important distinction . The thunder that men once called i day.’ •
ih»t many people overlook. God made ] ihe voice of Go’d rolls out its mighty i Funeral services were inducted
tli« world; but He does not make your-, waves of sound, and the sound caVries} Sunday afternoon at 3:30 by the Rev.
world. i only a few score miles. But I-^puny i James W. Jackson of the First Pres-
He provides the raw materials, and speck upon the fa:e of the ,earth—I byterian churcR, and the Rev. Ed R
oat of them every man selects what ^lift a little instrument: and, behold,
he wants and builds an individual • my whisper is heard a thousand miles
world for himself. | :i\vay.
The fool looks over the wealth of! Do we w’ant heat? We press a but-
nmterial provided, and selects a few ton; and lo heat, invisible, silent,'all-;
plates of ham and eggs, a few' pairs pcr/asive, flcA^^into our homes over
of trousers, a few' dollar bills—and is | a'.copper w'ire. -
satisfied. i Do we need power? We have but
Popular Photographer Victim of Heart
Attack. Father of C. Eaton
, ' Nichols of f'his Gty.
GretnwocKl P«b. 8.-H. NichoU, 64, " Dendy in t'he'.e;<,nd'lieiimTnMyl
P. C. forfeited the heavyweight,-^
Freeman Parker won from Brown'
in the first preliminary on a decision, |
while Williamson took a close decision!
Mason of Main Street Methodist
church a^d interment followed l:i i,he
Methodiai cemetery. .
J. F. Allison refereed the fight. The I
two judges were J. T. Gillman and!
R. 0. Thackhah. Jack Crawford of|
Coluumbia, was announcer, and Prof.)
Sturgeon and W. F. Curry the timers, j
Every bout proved to be interesting
and full of pretty work. In most jases
the two men were evenly/macthed and
went into the fray full of fight, dis
playing grit, This is the first.'chance
Mr. Nichols was a son of Mrs. Mary [ the people of Clinton have had to see
McCord Nickles and the late Edward i eollegiate boxiiig.
The wise man builds his world out I to:press another switch, and gianU cause"his initials were the same as
H. Nickles and was a native of the
Hodges section. As a young man, he
changed the spelling of the name be-
Thia was the last meet of the sea
son, as the College of Charleston has
cancelled their match Vith P. C.
<rf wonderful sunsets, and thrilling ex- come to us over the same slender road-
jieriences, and the song of the stara,' way. Clothed in invisible garment*,
and romances and miracles. i th^y cleanse our homes, wash our
Nothing wonderful ever happens in ^clothes^ crank our automobiles—do ev-
the life of the fool.
two other relatives at Hodges and he
conducted hi's business under tlve new
name. He was a photographer at Lau
rens and Clinton before locating here
1 erything' that once taxed the strength i several years ago.
An electric light is simply an ele:- of men and hurried women into un-
tric light; a telephone is only a tele- lovely old age.
phone—nothing unusual at all. Don’t le; your life become a prosaic
But the wise man never ceases to affair: 'don’t, let familiarity with the
wonder how a tiny speck of seed, ap- mawels about you breed thoughtless-
parently dead and buried, can produce ness and contempt.
Besides his'mother, Mr. Nichols is
survived by his widow an<k four sons,
H. Orion Nichols of Chester, C. Eston
Nichols of Clinton,~:J. Horace NicholJ
and Leon D. Nichols of Greenwood. He
also leaves five brothers, T. N. Nick-
LA^D SALE
'The State of South Carolina,
County of Laurens.
In Court of Common Pleas.
Guy L. Copeland, Plaintiff,
vs
CASINO THEATRE
CLINTON, S: C.
WHERE SOUND SOUNDS RIGHT
MONDAY and TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 17 and 18
“IT’S A GREAT LIFE
a beautiful yellow flower. 'He never i If you had sto.d w! h Moses on the lies, R. 0. Nickles, C. A. Nickles and
Kfts a telephone receiver or switches ■ J'hcre of the Red Sea, and had seen it! L. M. Nickles of Hodges, and W. F.
on an electric light without a certain di^ide tj lot the ch jdron of Israel j Nickles of Abbeville, and four'sisters,
feeling of awe. * ' overj you would have had no dif-! Mrs. William Hanna of Abbeville,
And think what a miracle it is, this ficcl‘y in rec^Jgnizing that as a mira- Mrs. E. R. Miller and Mrs. Pinckney
harnessing of electricity to tie service cle. Anderson of Hodges, and Mrs. Wil-
of man! But every night when the sun goes likm A. Cox of Greenwood.
Who, unless his sense of awe had dt wn, a man stands in a power-house
jnfown hlunl. thrjugh conatMvi fainili- ‘in your city and thrpwc a switch, ai^,
instantly the city and the country for
iriles around are flooded with sun
shine.
And you say to yourself casually:
“Oh, I .^ec the lighia are on.”
mrity, would believe it ?
The sun, the center of our urviverse,
goes down behind the western horizon.
I touch a button, and presto! I ha'.e
called it back—the rocm is flooded
anew with light.
P. C. WINS THREE, ;
CITADEL THREE
Telephone yo^r dealer fer Jeanes
Salted Peanuts. They all handle
them. Ahva; s fresh and ^uod.
Cleaning Light Bulbs
~^"nrour~eTetTH7TTghf~Bulb3* wTIPhave
an oxti.i sparkle if. when cleaning
them VMi wiil u^.e ammonia in the
w’atcr.
In
T. J. Blalock, et al., Defendants.
Pursuant to a Decree of the Court
in the above stated case, I will sell
at public outcry to the highest bidder,)
at Laurens, C. H., S. C., on Salesda
in March ijext, being Monday the 3r(f
day of the month, during the legal
hours for such sales, the following de
scribed property, to wit:
All that certain piece, parcel or lot
of land, situate, lying and being near
the Town of Clinton, County of Lau
rens, State aforesaid, cor:taining 31
948-1000 acres, more or less, bounded
on the north by tract No. 4 'of the
G. C. Young estate, east by lands be-
longing to Davidson, south by a twen
ty foot strip of land belonging to G.
C. Youilg estate, and by other lands
P. C. sluggers last Tuesday night in
winning four of the seven bouts. Hav
Boxing Match Tuesday Night.
Hose Forfeit Heavyweight and
Cadets Are Winners. _ _ „
Citadeljook from
by Musgrove street. The above .de-
'l scribed tract of land is known as a
ing their initial fight in Clinton, the . ^ Young home place.
Hose showed up well and easily took
three bouts while the Cadets won three
and was given the heavyweight on a
forfeit, and the edge necessary for
Nlctory. This was the first fight in
Terms of Sale: Ca.sh. The success
ful bidder to deposit $100 upon the
sale being knocked down to him as a |
guaranty tti his good faith in his bi<l. |
Purchaser to pay for papers, stamps
Clinton. The I resbyteriarvs have a j recording. If the terms of sale
good ring and all equipment j*ich ! complied with, the land to he
Stores Are
SIGNS OF
ECONOMY
will equal any in the state. While this i rg.gold on same or some subseciuent
is the only fight here this season, It I pjjjpgfjQy Qp same terms, at risk of
went over well and several will prob- funner purchaser.
Efmy¥>h»re ypu Am a Rogm Bton-SimryUnui yom
MO a Rogw itortf it*f a sign of oconomyl
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In the bantam, feather and welter
weights, (the P. C. mitten slingers had
k decided edge in the battle. The light
weight decision was a disappointment
to many who believed the P. C. man
had the edge. In the middleweight the
two judges.were divided and the ref
eree gave the decision to the Citadel
man. There were two preliminaries,
all men being from P. C., who gave
four interesting roamds before the
main bouts began.
Capt. Truesdell opened in the ban
tamweight againot a slugger that
looked mean, but turned out to be
easy pickings for the'P. C. fighter.
This is Truesdell’i third victory this
season in as many starts, giving him
un'^isputed state title. He pecked away
at his opponent at will and while ,the
fight rather listless, it was duej
to the Cadet's uunwillingness to mix. i
Truesde^ll won the decision in three'
rounds.
-Next, B. Dunlap took the ring and
gave the P. C. supporters a pleasant
surprise, by overcoming his opponent
with ease. This is Bemie’s first vic
tory, and he is just hitting his stride.
He has been getting the necessary ex
perience and will be one of the most
valuable of P. C.’s men in the fature.^^
Dunlap packs a'wicked right that deali*" [|
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Dated Feb. iJth, III3U.—i:-27-3tc
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out punishment to the man against
him. Johnson was his opponent. .
The lightweight was a close bout. [
between Dickson and Boyleston, in
which the Citadel man was considered ^
the victor. The Cadet packed a right j ||
haymaker-that-^srould, kill an ox, but it: j!
failed to. connect. AlF three r.ounds [I
were close ahd to many- it seemed that'
Dickson, for ‘ P. C., had the decided ,
edge. Evidently not,, for the decision!
went to the Charleston bbger.'It was
a good bout and one to be remem
bered.
Fortson won in the welterweight
class from Martin. This was the slug
ging match of the evening, with both
men taking plenty of licks. The Ca
det held the edge, in the opening
round but in the second and third
Fortson came back to pound his op
ponent down and gain a well earned ^
victory. The end found both men well!
tired out. This proved to be one ofj ||
the outstanding bouts ^the'evening. ^
The middleweighf^Mw two good
men me^ in McQueen and Carlisle.
Beth were shifty and clever with plen
ty of punch and speed. Carlisle, for
Citadel, with six pounds edge, led the
first two rounds in some pretty fight
ing, but Mc()ueen came back in the
third to surprise itr. Carlisle and did.
some beautiful pounding. McQueen
showed plenty of pluck in his third
round oomebMk. The Charlestonjim
has won •() his fights by knockouts,
but failed by a, large margin Tuesday
night, and nearly took defeat when
iXanaoi by McQueen’s punches.
W. J. McQueen fooi^iit Holland of
ihe Ckadel in the lightweicbt class,
but ptnred no match for tiis lad. Bol-
Uad.liw by a tschnical knoekont.
the oiMuiaf ypmuL The twi aiixed at
the heginniig in a fary of Mows
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Mulvaney Concert Co. >
A group of fine artists. Popular, classical and
college glee cliib jongs. Songs from the latest
comedies — a real attraction. Single admission
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