The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, September 04, 1930, Image 3
THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 4, 1930
SOCIETY EVENTS
OF
INTEREST TO WOMEN
Mrs. Larry B. Dillard, Society Editor. Telephone 154
LAWN PARTY 29, in the Presbyterian church of ^ like‘some unsijfhtly mon-
FGK VISITOR Boydton, Virjfinia, b> Rev. F. M. beside the Hudson river, extends
Hairy and Morrise Leagrue enter-^len. Only a few intimate friends andj^be g'ray squalor of New York’s tene-
tained with a lawn party on Friday relatives were present. The bride was, district.
THE CUNTON CHRONICLE. CLINTON. S. C
Training School
Begins New Year
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The new year’s work at the State
Training school is now wejl under way
with the arrival of ,:ie or/icers and
teachers after being scattered for the
sumrnei vacation period. Dr. B. 0.
Special to The Chronicle. i Whitten, the syjierintendent, spent the
New York, Sept. 2.—Three short month of .^ugu.st in Eilroin*, and re
blocks from the glitter of Broadway, I turned to the city Saturday to resume
he duecting supervision of the insti-
mBMMMIV
WBINCST CAMPJB
dates offering for the same office.
Since I have been your County Su
pervisor I have used what thought,
time and energy I have ai my com
mand to protect and improve the
things that have been intrusted to me.
Many improvements have 'been
made with the help of others, despite
the great losses sustained during the
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two successive flood years, and I as
sure that, if re-elected, I shall con
tinue to enlarge our programs as
means ^ will allow, that the hopes
which you have entertained and which
I have shared with you may be real
ized. J. D. W. WATTS.
I.
SUBSCRIBE TO THE CHRONICLE
evening in honor of Dorothy Isbell of becomingly attired in a traveling suit
Walhalla. Progressive conversation ‘ of blue.
wa« en'oyed, after which punch and
watti melon were served by Miss Em
ma Little and Grace League.
This is a side of the city that few
out.siders know. To most per.sons llv-
.ution. ‘ ^
Miss Aline Eden, after .spending the
iiimmor in New York city in a social
settlement. h.us returned to her work.
T. 1). Hope of Rjck Hill, graduate
Mrs. Brimm is a native South Caro-small towns—and 1 wa.s one of' <>f Clemson college, is a new member
of
CHILDREN OF CONFEDER.ACY
AT LAKESIDE
On Tuesday afternoon Miss Clara
Duckett entertained the Children of
the Cunfederacv at Lakeside. Three
Iinian, being a daughter of Mr. andj^bem — New York» is the symbol
Mrs. . H. Heimdon of ^ ork. During ; ^ycalth and ultra-modern luxury,
the past year she has been the music True, it is a city of .spectacular
supervisor of the city schools of tsouth ^ wealth. But it is also one of spoctacu-
Hill, \ a,, and is a musician of marked i^r poverty. The jewels and pcrfume.s
ability, vocal and instrumental.
Dr. Brimm is one of the outstanding
men of the state and holds the chair
tables were arranged for rook and the Bible and religion at the Presby-, nue.
of Fifth avenue are but a block away
from the unshaven faces, the garbage
cans and prowling cats of .'sixth ave-
hostesses, assisted by Mias Frances
Jones, served sandwiches and punch.
terian college of this city.
I*. D. ('. TO
MEE'r FRIDAY
The I'. I). C. will meet Friday af
ternoon in the library at the high
school building at 4 o’clpck. Hostesses
for the meeting are: Mrs. ('. P. Robin
son, .Mrs. J. H. Stone, .Mrs. Bessie
Godfrey. .Mrs. A. E. .Mclnto.sh, Mrs. T.
J. Blalock., Miss Arva Henry, Miss
Louise McIntosh. ■ ■ ■■
TO GINE RECEPTION
.\ reception for the trustees, par
ents and teachers of the Joanna school
at Goldville, will he held tomorrow-
evening at 7:4.') at the home of Mrs.
\V. Moorhead.
FRED WEBB
ENTERTAINS FRIENDS
T
D. A. R.. HOLDS
FIRST FA4,L MEETING
The first fall meetinJi of the .Mus-
grove’s Mill chapter, iD, A. R., was
held on Monday afternoon at the home
of .Mrs. J. VV. Finney.
Mrs. R. E. Jones, regent, presided
^ .A oity of startling contrasts.
I .Amid these tenements is human
i drama that only a Dickens could j)ic-
' lure. The,current drive agaip.st vio
lators of the tenement luiusc law has
bared conditions that iTiight have
.shocked the author of "Oliver Twist.”
Hou.sing inspectors found eight per
sons living in three ro»>ms, only one of
w'hiih had a window. I'ifteen such
families live in this building, .And
there are no bathtubs none in the en
tire neighborhood. Some houses have
running water. Others do not.
On Friday evening Fred Webb de- Uc the busjneas sessioh. She spoke of
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lighted a number of young ^ople with.|.^the play, "(Fhocolate Drops,sport-, btfthfdmiT, c^ontaininif{/no bathtub
an al fre.sco party. Game.s and con- sored by the chapter, which w’ill be ^ *" ‘
tests were arranged and the success- presented on Nov. 11th. The regent
In another house, which had no
lights^ five families livi;tg on the same
i of the faculty, and will have, charge!
^ if manuaj training and a.hletics for ,
I -the Ix.ys.
i .Mrs. C. F. Holson, Miss Louise Cox
and .Mrs. A. Walters will contTinue in
their .Npecial departments. |
I Miss E. Rachel Thompson if Ore- j
;g;in. 111., a former member of the fac- I
j ulty, has returned to the institution to '
Ido specialized work and assist with'
the supervision of academic work, j
.M;ss Th(,mpson spcnl the summer in :
Evanston, 111., studying special meth- j
ods at .Natural college. j
I .Miss .Norma Hallett has returned
;tt) her supcivising po.sition after'
spending the summer in Europe.
T'o the N'ofers 4if l.aurtns CoartCv: 1
I feel very grateful for the hand- '
some \()tc cast for me in the first pri- i
i mary and for the many kind-exprefl-1
j sions of confidence hy those who i
could not support me, because of j
.stronger obligations to other candi- I
There doe8n’t>«eem to In* any wa
ter,’’ the inspector commented to the
ful con'.e.'tants were Irene Dillard and *^lso appointed a committee composed ; 1***^'^^* •
Elizalu th H’akely. Weiner and marsh
mallow roasts were enjoyed. Punch
and cakes were also served.
be
cause
.MRS. SWANSEN
HONORS SISTER
On Friday morning
Fields tif lA-esburg, Fla.
.Mrs. .S. A.
was honored
of .Miss Agatha Davis, Mrs. H. D. | The janitor laughed.
Henry and Mrs. Wilson Harris to draw I "There isn t any water
up resolutions on the death of a for-; there isn’t any pipes,”
mer chapter menrher, Mrs. W. J. Bai-1 “M hat happened to them?”
ley. "Stole ’em. If the tenants didn’t cut
Mrs. John Odiorne, chairman of the i them, prowlers did.
program committee, distributed pro-i ''’^th the light bulbs.”
grams for the now- year, and intro-
with a party by her sister, .Mrs. .A. J, | I’rof, .Marshall Brown, who ad-
Swan.-en. Bridge was arranged for 1 ladies on the subject,
three tablc.< with ihe following play-j Mountain.”
er.s: .Mesdames S. .A. Fields. W. .A. j -After the business session the host-
.fohnson. ,1. F. Jacobs, Jr., W, P. Ja-I^ss. assisted by Mesdames J. M. Pitts,
cobs, Thomas Jacobs, Felder .'smith,' <'opeland and .Miss I»ra .Mont-
J. B. Townsend, H. H. Boyd, R. W.|J“.'’. served delicious refreshments.
Phillips, Henderson Pitts, GiH)ert I
Blakely and F. F. Hicks. A delightful
salad. utolJi’se was served.
LKIHTFOOT-BRIMM
MARRIAGE
A marriage of interest throughout
Services Sunday
For Presbyterians
One house boasts a small flowei
garden, gay with sun flowers and nas
turtiums , . . banners of defiance
against a sullen world.
Hut it grows in buckets and tin
cans |>crched
ca.se 6f fire
of more than a nundrted pe
must come down, the inspectors or
dered.
u w a 111 iiuiiVx (> 11 n
li upon a fire escape. In
it would ^t off the exit
in a hundned person.s. It
Not far away, in a itny room, sits
a man with three convictions against
; him. The next conviction means life
I imprisonment. ,Soon, on the dark, nar-
Regular services of the F'irst Pres
byterian church will be held next Sun-
the Garolirjas, Virginia and Florida.Thornwell Memorial church. ......
The pastor. Dr. D. J. Woods, will re- stairs that leads to his hiding
turn from his vacation tomorrow and I"**'**’ will appear a man wear-
will occupy his pulpit Sunday both ® ^''y
nvorning and evening.
B a c k ache
If functional Bladder Irritation
disturbs your sleep, causes Burning
or Itching Sensation, Backache or
Leg Pains, making you feel tired,
depressed and discouraged, why not
try the (’ystex 48 Hour Teat? Don’t
give up Get ('yntex today at any
drug store. Put it to the test. See
how fa.st it works. Money back if
It doesn't bring (julck improvezaentf-
and satisfy you completely.' Try
Cystox today. Only 60c.
SADLKR-DM KN.S PIIARM ACV
PIANOS TUNKD AND
HKPAIRED
Hy (iraduafe Tuner.
Eii^ht yeurs experience. Work
Ifuaranteed.
CHAS, A. SMITH
Clinton. S. C.
Box 359 Phone 3S9
School Sale!
SALE CONTINUES ANOTHER
WEEK.
Buy and Save Money.
Best Quality Best Price
Look! Look! Look!
Fine (Quality Stapled and Perforated Pencil
Tablets, Red Bird Brand
Red Bird Note Book Paper
Oboy Pal Ink Tablets
Semi Hex Pine Pencils
8 Color Crayons
16 Color Crayons ..... .. . .
t Uita l^eneiPfind Oip
r'
45c doz.
45c doz.
2 for 5c
45c doz.
4c box
9c box
.X. , 1^-,.
4c
Special—4 I^ad Pencils ,5c
New Slicker Binders . .. 23c
Pen Staffs, Superior :: 4c
10 Sheets (22x28) Cardboard 50c
Milton Bradley Water Colors (4 colors) rcu. 40c, now 23c
1 lot of Binders 9c each
Inks 4c, Sc, 12c bottle
$1.50 School Dictionaries, .sale' price 9Sc
Come ELarly.
GALLOWAY-MmUAN
Book Store
wa« that of .Mr.s. Lilia Herndon Light-
fo( t and Dr. Daniel .iohnson Brimm.
The certnK-;iy wa ij’iielly perf.u-ined
at eleven o\ • ei: on Friday. .Anguat
may not. For the tenement inspectors,
it’.s all in the day’s work.
PN .sterjin';:. Si*i.er.4bat lends,
charm to Ihc Dinner fable, (live
the h(;'te s an oppertunify to
beautifv htr table and c'pre.'^s
her own u loH ta te.
The smaller piece.s f.'om .SI.00
up. and a ho:d of ('hir.a and
(ila.ss i.'ieic.s at 25c up.
FRONTIS
Jewelry Store
Clinton, S. C.
t ARD OF TH ANKS
.As an expre.ssi(*n of appreciation
for my unopposed re-election I want
to take this means of pleilging anew
my loyalty to Taiurens county and
my devotion to the official duties con
nected with the .Auditor’s office.
S. R. DORROH.
666
RelieveH a Headache or Neuralgia ir>
to minuteH, checkn a Cold the first
av and checks Malaria in three days.
666 also in TableU.
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Let The Aug. W. Smith Co.
Solve Your Coat PROBLEM
The New
Fall and
Winter Styles
are Here!
at—
$10—
$15
$25
$39.50
The low’ prices make thi.s
the mo.st desirable buy
ing opportunity of the
.'<ea.HOH. All styles and
fabrics are included in a
complete range of sizes.
Coats for dress, sports,
and general utility wear.
Fur Trimmed
DRESS COATS
$25 $39.50 $59.50
Others up do $200
Ijidies’ Rest Room. .Maid In
v.--. oiiop — Secjnd Floor Attendance. Second Floor.
f
The Aug. W. Smith Co.
Spartanburg, S. C.
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i)
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. ^NahV Grb.-isman had an idea a plan
for pepping up a certain r;idio pro
gram. Time and lime again he pre-
•sente.l the scheme to the station man-
ng«*r. Each time he received encour
agement. but no definite offer of pur-
ha.^e.
A few day.s ago he had another ap
pointment the sixth in two weeks,
j llj) to the fifteenth floor he went.
I T'hen down the corridor to the door.
' But thi.s time, somehow, he couldn’t
i force him.self to go in . . . .Maybe this
1 would be like so many other trips.
He wandered down the hall. Up the
Istaigs-. .And to the sixteenth floor. It
isn*t Worth while, he decided. Then he
threw himself from a window.
On the floor below, the station man
ager waited—and waited. Grossman’.s
contract lay on the table, ready for
signing. He couldn’t understand where
Grossman was. He had alway.s been
so prompt before, so eager to go ahead
with the deal.
A Gentleman of Color, with .several
of his dusky friend.s, was preparing
for a .Sunday joy ride.
Their ancient auto creaked up to a
filling station. Out popped the driver,
“Ah wants some gasoline,” he said
with a grandiose air.
There was a delay of several min
utes, punctuated by sounThr"of wrang
ling .between the driver and;^the sta
tion proprietor. Finally, one of the
girls in the car poked her head out to
see what was the matter. .She was
just in time to hear her chocolate
Lochinvar exclaim:
“Aw, put in a whole gallon, then!”|
Roadside sign: “Where will you
spend eternity?”
What a subject for hot weather I
FALL OPENING
Sept. 10 and 11
By John G. Fisher bf
Schloss Bros.
Baltimore, Md.
Fine fedection of fall patterns,
choice fabrics, latest styles.
Get our prices.
L. H. Davidson
Clinton, S. C.
to the Polls Tuesday
Mrs. Copeland Gets
Splendid Home
Endorsement
In the first primary in her home box
she received 713 votes out of a total
cast of 936.
Mrs. Copeland Is Capable
Her life has been given to the school room and she stands for an
educational opportunity for every boy and girl in the county.
If Elected, She Promises
A COURTEOUS, EFFICIENT, PROIJRESSIVE, ECONOMICAL,
BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION.
Let Her Home Community
Rally to Mrs. Copeland
Men and woinen—lo llte polls—let’s give her the big vote she de
serves.
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“SHE HAS THE ABIIJTY—SHE WILL MAKE GOOD”
Thisi ad\ertisement prepared and paid for by friends of Mrs. Copeland.