The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, August 21, 1930, Image 7
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THURSDAY, AUGUST 21, 1930
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;HE CLINTON CHRONICLE. CUNTON, S. C.
PAGE SEVEN
BEHOLD, THY KING COMETH
FURNISHES APARTMENT—Avail
able Sept. l$t. Apply to Mrs. A. |
O’Daniel. 8-28-3tc!
I am thinking this morn of that wondrous Day,
When "our Christ shall return with a shout.
And Trump of Archangel .shall sound far away,-.
’ Growing louder as it comes hereabout.
EAT Jeanes’ Salted Peanuts, in the
big bag for your dime. At all up-1
to-date places. Ask your dealer for |
them. Itc
Found—\ ladies’ hat. Owner may
same by paying for this adver
tisement and calling at 67 East Cen
tennial street. Itc
RELIABLE DE.A.LER wanted to han
dle Heberfing Products in Laurens
county. Excellent opportunity for the
right man. Earnings of $60 weekly not
unusual. Write for free catalogue.
G. C. HEBERLING COMPANY
Dept. 2726 Bloomington, 111.
When this old earth shall shudder, all wrapped in gloom.
And thunders shall roll, w'hile lightnings shall Gash;
And the.sun shall turn black, appalled by the doom.
And moon shall break out in bloody red rash.
Peach Foam
Press three or four ripe peaches
through a colander making-one cup
pulp and juice together. Stir one en
velope gelatine with one-half cup of
sugar and dissolve in one cup of boil-
ling W’ater. Add peach pulp and juice
flavored with one tablespoon lemon'cool place until firm. Serve with cu»-
juice or almond extract and pinch of, tard sauce.
salt. Set in cool place, and when be-1 ——
ginning to jell add the well-beaten vx/ua't i\-
whites of two eggs, and beat all to- ^
gether until very thick .so it will not i
separate. Pour into molds and set in 1
P. S. JEANES
DO?
Of the splendid cortege, all luminous, bright.
Of angels and saints—magnificent Host!
Singing praises and paeans, all clothed in light, *
All marshalled in ranks, each one at his post.
When graves here and ,there*o’er the wide quaking earth.
Shall ope and release their blest dead;
Who shall rise from the tomb, as to their last birth.
And receive from their Lord, each a crown on his head.
FOR SALE — Genuine^Dodge Bros.
parts. Phone or write us your or
ders. Easterby Motor Company, Lau
rens, S. C. Phone 603. Complete stock
of genuine Dodge Bros, parts for
Dodge trucks of all models. 8-21-lOc
And I’m thinking,,too, of the living Redeemed,
Who shall look with complacent delight;
Shall assemble in Rapture, in garments^, unseamed,
A sanctified throng, what a glorious sight!
NOTICE PRIMARY ELECTION |
’The County Executive Committee I
has appointed the following managers '
for the following places in Laurens j
County for the primary election to be
Held on August 26, 1930. The mana-1
gers shall open the polls at 8:00 A. j
M. and shall clo^e them at 4:00 P. M. I
Barksdale-Narnie—R. M. Langston,
Herman Powers, F. H. Burton.
Clinton—J. Will Dillard, W. S. Den
son, R. J. Copeland, WL H. Simpson,
John W’. Little, S. W. Sumerel.
Clinton Mill—Jim WTiitmire, Clyde
Bigsby, F. C. Pinson.
Cook’s Store—J. B. Cook, R. R.
rCooj^r, J. Ti Edwards. , —
Cross Hiil—Chas. R. Turner, E. A.
Adams, Jake Rasor.
Daniel’s Store—J. Y. Martwi, J. B.
O’Dell, E. D. Madden.
Dials—L. D. Curry, L. E. Hender
son, P. H. Harris.
Ekom—J. P. Madden, Carl Culbert
son, U. S. Ehnore.
Goldville—John Clark, W’. J. Thom
as, Reeder Whitmire.
Gray’s—R. R. Barnett, J. F. McIn
tyre, L. L. Langston.
Gray Court—W. W. Yeargin, R. N.
Jackson. T. H. South.
Hopewell—G. F. Buford, George T.
Brown, J. Roy Crawford.
Jones’ Store—L. W. Gilliland, Roy
White, Kye Holcombe.
Hickory Tavern—G. C. Roper, M. L.
McDaniel, W. M. Pitts.
Lanford—Roy Deshields, C. L. Wal-
These shall rise from old earth, all free from her laws.
-■\nd join in the Song only New-born can sirig;
The welkin shall ring with hallelujah applause.
As we wclcome'Return of our blessed Christ King.
They’ll away to the Bridal of ihe King w'ith his Bride,
To the Wedding Feast of the Lamb, God’s Son;
With him those that are “ready” shall forever abide.
Those that on earth the Victory have won.
^ it a Goodyear
Ve., the full
pathfinder.
gwrdt
Let’s awake from our slumbers and make ourselves strong.
* Up and labor while it is today;
For our Lord is sure coming, and now ’twon’t be long;'
l.et’8 “redeem the time” now while we may.
— D. J. B.
CHANDLER REUNION
On TfffMaJ? a Chandler reunion was
■"held at the home of T. t.(ee Chandler
near Clinton. A picnic dinner was en
joyed by all. Those present were:
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Coleman, Mrs.
Miss Lillian, Phillips spent the week
end with her sister, Mrs. Boyd Pat
terson.
Mrs. W. T. Austin spent Sunday in'John Carter, Ruth, Pearl and Martha
Spartanburg. ' Rohecca Carter, Mr. and Mrs. James
Miss Nellie Swygert of Greenwood, j Coleman, Katherine, Allan and
spent the week-end with Miss Velma i Miriam Coleman, Mr. and Mrs. Her-
Thomas ^ert Chaney, Roberta and James
Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Mauldin and Chaney, Roy and Sidney Bryson, Mrs.
children spen tthe week-end in Ninety-j Motes, Mr. and Mrs. J. Lee
Six as the guests of Mr. Mauldin’s I C handler, Earl and Olin Chandler,
parents ! ***• Simpson, George and Wil-
Miss Alice Garrett had as her week-: Simpson, Mr. and Mrs. J. W’.
end gue.<*t. Miss Ada Bell Holtzclaw. Royd. Hattie, William, J. W., Juanita,
Mrs. B. D. Cox has returned to her Thomas, David and^ Betty Joe Boyd,
home on Church street after an ex-' R‘*“Uife Lyles of ( harlotto, Mr. and
U it Guatatt
teedT
standard Ufe-
time Guarantee
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$6.35
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big ovbrskb
30x4.50
29x4.50
28x4.75
30x5.00
3\x5.25
32x4
33x4
32x4V.
$9.35
$9.95
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truck TIRES
$34.10
$37.85
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'drop, J. W’. Johnson.
tended visit to relatives in Anderson
and Marietta. She was accompanied
home by her sister, of .Marietta.
Rev, and Mrs, C. R. Anderson had
as their guests for a few days this
Langston—P. K. Abercrombie, F. L. I and Mrs. Walter Reese. Mr.
Donnan, S. O. Clark. i George Anderson of Pickens,
Mrs. Frank Simpson, F'rank, Jr., and
Virgil Bennett Simpson, Mr. and Mrs.
J. C. Chandler, Roy Chandler, Dr. and
Mrs. C. B. Mills, Claude, Mildred and
Carroll Mills, Mrs. Ruben Austin and 1
little R. B. Austin, all of Cross Hill,'
Mr. and Mrs. Rex (Chandler of Lau-
No charge for ^re-
^ ful Mounting
Tuhc!^ alt^o low P
riced
Laurens City—Earle Owings, Os-j Frank Anderson of;Austin Chandler
car Henderson, A. C. Long, Frarit
Reid, H. W’. Goolsby.
Laurens Mill—E. R. Blakely, C. M.
Burgess, Jim Orr.
Lydia Mill—T. E. Baldwin, J. M.
Pinson. W. E. Johnson.
Merna—H, D. Nash, B. F. Tumblin,
T. J. Mahon.
Mt. Olive—J. T. Knight, Geo. C.
Cooper, J. Furman Burton.
Mountville — G. S. Wham, J. S.
Winebrenner, C. E. Stokes,
Mt. Pleasant—Wesley Fowler, C.
W. Madden, A. B. Fuller.
— Ora-^. M. Wallace, D. M. McClin-
toek, R. L. Smith.
Owings—H. J. G. Curry, T. L. Ow
ings, W’. C. Bryson.
Pleasant Mound—Lee West, C. E.
Burdete, G. F. Pulley.
Poplar Springs—Guy Elledge, Thos.
S. Wood, Stanley, S. Becks.
Princeton-W. I, Freeman, Everett
Taylor, J. F. Davis.
Renno — Tan M. Ray, John David
Copeland, R. F. Pitts.
Shiloh—R. G. Wilson, J. H. W’olff,
C. E. Wallace.
Stewart’s Store—L. R. Henderson,
Albert Cook, W. D. Stewart.
Tip-Top — E. H. Anderson, S. A.
Taylor, R. E. Riser
Trinity Ridge — S. R. Cain, Guy
Smith, C. D. Wilson.
Waterloo—H. C. Sims, J. H. Whar
ton, J. N. Anderson.
Watts Mill—E. W. Patton, B. E.
Sorgie, F. W. Holder.
Woodville—J. E. Wham, A. B. Ter
ry, T. M. Kellett.
JToungs—E. W. W’allace, W. 0. Sut
ton, H. H. Abercrombie.
. RALPH T. WILSON,
' County Chairman.
Ninety-Six.
and little James Austin Chandler,
Mr. and Mrs. W. N. Bobo have as
their guest for the week, Mrs. Aman
da Dukes of Sedalia.
Mrs. Hoyt Bagwell, after visiting
mother, Mrs.
has returned to her home in Simpson-
ville.
Miss Frezil Thomas has returned to
her home fmter a visit to her aunt in
St. Matthews.
Friends of B. D. Cox are glad to
know that he is at work ^ain, after
haxing been under treatment at John
son City, Tenn.
Mr. and Hrji. J. F. Dean and family
to Asheville, N. C.
Friends of Sam Cauble are very
sorry to know that he is not getting
along as nicely as was hoped.
Mrs. A. E. McLendon has returned
to her home in Columbia, after visiting
Miss Beatrice Coward.
Mrs. Ruth Davis and little son, Wil
liam have been visiting Mr. and Mrs.
L. W. Davis for the past week.
Mr. and Mrs, W. N. Bobo
daughters, Myrtle and Carrie,
Mr, and .Mrs. Grady Chandler, Mrs.
E. L Chandler, Mr. and Mrs. Clar
ence Copeland, Mr, nnd Mra. O; H.
('handler, Mrs. Henry Jernigan and
little Milton Jernigan of Melbourne.
Fla., Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Chandler,
Hayne, James, Viola and Dorothy
Chandler, Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Ramage,
Evelyn, Augustus, Martha, Thomas
and Frank Ramage, Mr. and Mrs. Carl
Chandler, Irby and Sara Bennett
Chandler, Mr. and Mrs. Talmage Hen
ry, Frances Wales, Eliza and Gordon
Henry of Cowpens, Mr. and Mrs. C. B.
DesChapms, Bee and Claude Des
have returned from a few weeks' visfl^ .Chaxuf>. Jr-, of Bishopville, Mr. and
Mrs. Ariel Jarrett of Gaffney, Mrs.
Jack Dillard, L. M. D. Young and Miss
Lula Young.
New Home Agent
For Laurens County
Miss Jennie Coleman has been ap-j
pointed home demonstration agent in
antj j Laurens county, to fill the vacancy I
and I occurred by the resignation of Miss
Mrs. Amanda Dukes spent Tuesday | M*ry Shaw Gilliam. Miss Coleman^j
in Columbia.
On last Friday night the Laurinton
Epworth League union met with the
will begin work on September 1,
Miss Gilliam goes to Winthrop col
lege to assume her dut’.es as state
Lydia League. The devotional meeting, clothing specialist for the home dem-
was conducted by Dr. Dudley Jones.! ^^'^^ration department.
A business meeting was then follow
ed by a social hour and refreshments.
The Presbyterian meeting conduct
ed by Dr. Dudley Jones was a great
success. At the Sunday morning and
evening services, Mr. 'William Jacobs
led the singing, ifrs". Arthur-Copeiand
Miss Coleman is a native of Gfeen-
ville county, and had her training in
home economics as a student it Win
throp college. For three years, fhe
was dietitian at the Baptist hospital
in Columbia, but for the past four
years she has been home demonstra-
sang a Sj^cial song at the evening . Don agent in Lancaster county. She
service. ^as met with success in each of these!
BOND FLOWER
SHOP
FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS
157 W. Main St. ' PhoM SH
SEED OATS
Robert Bobo spent Tuesday with . positions, and Laurens is fortunate to
little Harry Hudson.
Rev. C. R. Anderson left Monday
for Pomaria where he will conduct a
revival meeting.
To Hold Election
secure her services a. this time. Her
work will be in the same communities
as organized by Miss Gilliam, and any
additional communities requesting her
services. The same of rice will be re
tained for her at the court house.
In Vacant Store Keith Speaks In
Gk)Idville Today
The primary election next Tuesday
9' esF i held in the vacant store room
jusi receivea a oi
nice Sorgum Seed Oats,
grown around Orange
burg.
— ALSO —
Abruzzi Rye and Winter
Beardless Barley.
All Kinds of Feeds—
Get Our Prices. ^
W. H, Keith, prominent Greenville
city clerk’s office and adjoining J. I. j business man and candidate for gov-
(Topeland & Bro. Voting booths will i ®rnor, will speak at the Goldvill^ ball
be provided under the direction of! ^bis evening at seven o'clock.
Chief Holland and the building will The meeting is being arranged and
furnishji roomy and well suited place advertised by friends of Mr. Keith
for the election. The polls will open ' 'vbo are supporting him for the state’s
at 8 a. m., and close at 4 p. m., with . h ghest office, and it is expected that
j the largest vote in the city’s history ^ big crowd will be present including
anticipated. ; many Clinton citizens who will unite
Managers of election as named by > welcoming Mr. Keith in this section
the county executive committee are:l°^ ^be county.
FARMERS
EXCHANGE
Phone 157
Clioton*8 Feed StM'e
J. Will Dillard, W. *8. Denson, R, J.
Copeland, W, H. Simpson, John W.
Little and S, W. Sumerel.
WHAT DO
P. S. JEANES
DO?
Dr. Frxnk F. Hicks
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FALL
SUITS
for men and
young men
Tj^E are atarting off the Fall leaaoa with
Tv a preMntation of stiita that represent
litj and ralne than we hare ever
more
been able to offer before at this price. The
fabrica are onnaual—^manj are of a qual
ity that haa been used before only in
much higher priced gannenta. Styles are
nnconunonly amart—fabrica are varied and
attraetive.
We urge every one to come In ndw.
Whether yon are ready to buy or not, %ve
Want you to s«e these values first hancL
Extra Panu at $5.90
Styles Right — Prices Right
J. G PENNEY CO., Inc.
7 - 9 Musgrove Street
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