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r THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 18, 1930 THE CLINTON CHRONICLE, CLINTON, 8. C. PAGE NINE iMlMgfellillllliil^^ . Colorful Pageant To i Blackwood Issues Be Feature of Kings . Public Statement Mountain Celebration PFTTS^ ADLETS I Columbia, Sept. 16.—Ibra C. Black- Iwood, Democratic nominee for gover- j nor, issued the following stat ‘ment FARMER HELD IN WIFE’S DEATH o ' A. of B. Wingo of Upper Section I County Jailed On Charge of Killing His Wife. Laurens, Sept. 16.—A. B. Wingo, 57, Gastonia, N. C., ^Sept. 13.— .A his- SEEDS, SEEDS, SEEDS — every ; torical pageant participated in hy ■ afternoon:/ kind of seeds.' Highest grades and neai ly 200 peraons, many of whom are ... ' , lowest prices, descendants of the men who fought! * to express to the people of well known farmer of the Bramlett’s j for the independence of America at' "'V. appreciation for, church section of Youngs township^ is ' the battle of Kings Mountain in HSO,!confidence in me in choosing meja prisoner at the county jail charged t will be one of the feature? of the | Democratic nominee for gov-: with killnfg his wife, Mrs, Nivia Man Sesqui-Centennial celebration of thjt J. M. PITTS. Just unloaded a car of Genuine Tex as .Red Rust-proof Oats, direct from Waco, Texas. My price is real inter- famous battle on October 7, when esting. * . President Hoover will be the principal speaker and the guest of honor. * Miss Laura Plonk, director of the J. M. PITTS. New Crop highest grade Crimson Southern Workshop, school of expres- Opver shipped by best shipper I know. | sign and the related arts, and of'the J. M. PITTS. ' Grove Park school, at .Asheville, has [been chosen to direct the pageant. It Re-cleaned Native Beardless Barley i will be presented in the high school for the same price you have paid for inferior grade. J. M. PITTS. Winter Hairy Vetch, new crop and priced right, (let my price on 100 lbs. J. M. PITTS. auditorium at Kings Mountain, N. C., several miles from the battleground which is in York county, South Caro lina. There will be four performances, the first to be given on Monday, Oc- i A fresh lot best varieties Turnip Seed, just received. Sow again. Don’t miss a crop. J. M. PITTS tober 6 at 3 p. m., for children only. the second at 8:30 p. m. of the same; ^ur day. and the third and fourth at the same hours on the day of the celebia- * J • ^ ition. October 7. < I Effort has been made through nis- ernor of South Carolina. ; ley Wingo, 40. “It shall be my earnest effort to be,; The tragedy occurred at the Wingo the governor of all the people ."ind to j home last night. Coroner John A. think first of the trye interests cf | Themason held the inqyest today. !♦ South Carolina. * seems that Wjngo became involved in ‘T tltink my friends realize ThTt’^Tr ^ with his wife because she can serve them best by serving South j punished a ten year old daughter. Carolina first. j striking Mrs. Wingo down, a “During the next four years, there 1 seventeen year old son took -hi.s moth- will be many grave questions to be de-! whereupon Wingo is alleged cided, for we are at a critical period i have secured a shot gun and fired in the history of South Carolina and: ® ^till charge into his w’ife’s cj^est. She I ask the confidence and support ofj*'®^ the yard, where she fell, all South Carolinians regardless ofj^'^^ assistance she returned to her whether they supported me or not. j I'^droom, undressed and lay down. A “The close of the campaign leaves i called but Mrs, Wigo me'with no ill feeling or animosity : about 10 o’clock. Wingo left his home, went to Roe- people to feel that 1 want to give my i buck, Spartanburg county, and later best service to our state. | was t.'lk'^n to jail at Spartanburg. To- “We have a great state and a great j day Sheriff Owens brought the prison- people and it shall be my high privi- er back to the Laurens .iail. He is said lege with their help and with God’s , to have been in feebl^' health for a Special This Week Only 72 SHEETS FINE WRITING PAPER — with — 50 ENVFXOPES TO MATCH ONLY 69® ^ Regular Price $1.00 Young’s “The Old Reliable” Pharmacy Telephone 19 PU„. B,,.,. RadiM..., UBUC. Spin.' ‘t' “r' ■'"'T' th. Carrots. Rap*. Mustard. Cabbage scenes of the pasr^'int will be a possible for me to ^ Tuneral services for Mrs. Wingo, u• ip.'.-i-<• {series of pantomimic pictures begin- who was a daughter of John J. Manley J. M. PITTS. j Boston tea party and — { closing with the battle of Camden. The i Slight InCreUSe IH Seeds. This Is a fine season for sowing all last seven scenes will depict the events kinds of Seeds for knye them. winter use. We ,L M.'PITTSi^ Just gotten in a complete stock of Galvanized Roofjng and Siding. Call in and get my prices. J. M. PITTS. leading to the battle of Kings Moun- taiiu:|»d, t|ie j)ivSi5l,, "■ rect in historical detail. Singers frqm the Piedmont section of North Caro lina will be selected for the chorus. The cast will be chosen from the five counties sponsoring the celebra tion—Gaston. Mecklenburg, and Cleve School Enrollment The enrollment-oL the cjty schools at the end pf the first Cwo weeks' shows an increase of 29 pupils, accord ing to figures tabulated yesterday. The opening matriculation totaled Feed Oats, Timothy Hay. Meal, Hnlla, Hog Feed and Chicken Feed. Get my low prices and best service. J. M. PITTS. 1,480, divided 1,098 white, and 382 col- iand in North cirolinTand’YorV and I J'.*"'*’ *' Cherokee in South Carolina. The re- Red Cedar ever. Shingles cheaper than J. M. PITTS. gent of the D. A. R. in each county seat will act as chairman for 'the ad visory casting, costuming, and publici ty committees. Wilbur K. Morgan., director of the Little Theatre of Asheville, is assist- i ing in historical research, and will j build the fifteen sets of scenery to be used in the pageant. 1,509, 1,123 white, 386 colored. The enrollment by schools follows: All weights of Ragging and Ties. J. M. PITTS. I am naming very best prices on all these goods and my delivery ser vice is prompt and careful. . J. M. PITT'S. High school 244 Florida Street ... . 365 Academy Street 343 Providence 174 Negro Schools Bell Street 315 Bethel 71 ‘ Total 1509 f Youngs town.ship, were held Tues- lay afternoon at 3 o’clock from the Hr.xmlett Methodist church, conducted by the Rev. Mr. Brown of Enoree, and | the Rev. C, L. Boyter of Woodruff. In terment was made*.in the church yard. She is survived by her husband, A. B, Wingo; a son, Albert Wingo; and two daughters, Mis.ses Florence and Elizabeth Wingo, of Gray Court, route 2; her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Manley, of Gray Court; three broth ers, Henry Manley of Greenville, and T.vra and John Manley of Gray Court, route 2; three sister, Mrs. Dora Aber crombie of Gray Court, Mrs. Bessie Henderson of Fountain Inn, and Mrs. Mattie Whitaker of Woodruff. Little Boy Improves At Dr. Hays’ Hospital CARD OF TH ANKS OFFICERS NA.MEI) We wish to thank our neighbors and other friends for their many kindness- I Little W. .1. Hogan of Davis street, Clinton Mill village, who has been critically ill, is now improving at Dr. The tenth grade of Clinton Hi has' Hays’ hospital. He is a pupil at Acad- es to us during the recent illness of been organized for the^new year with ''iny Street school and is popular with our son, Charlie McDaniel. This a’.d , the election of the following officers: i his teachers and fellow pupils. Last and sympathy on your part is appre-, Nannie .Sue Adair, presitlent; William | year at the age cf seven he won the ciated far more than we can express. , Dobbin.s, vice-president; Dillard Mi- $2.50 gold piece in the Laurens county Kyn^lllllllllllllimilimii^^. M,. .nd Mr,. N. W. Mcbaniel. 1 am, secretary-treasurer. speaking contest. o It’s Called the Butterfly Pantie You’ll Jove the way it fits the figure, with its smooth yoke, and absence of seams where they miffht show 'neath the frock. Rayon Pantie $1.50 Copeland-Stone Co. ‘One Price To All” $ Independent Business Men’s Directory and Prize Contest - Know Your Independents •8IH0L0-A SOWER WENTfORTlHlbSoi^ P F* F F/ f (ORGANIZED INPEPENDENI wanted at OWCE People f^ME OF IRE SEED FELL ON ROCKY GROUND- OTHERS fell among- VhE ItlORNS^ % //■til AND OTHERS FELL IN GOOD GROUND AND.^^, YltteED FRUIT.'' And This Is What We Stand For — To promote a spirit of co-operation among and sappoi t of our local business, professional, labor and ' agricultural interests. Discouraging monopoly, encouraging individual initiative and opportunity — which has been the prosperity — and, we believe to be the future salvation of our community. "Rally Round the Home Folks, Help Your Neighbor Thru — Then Like a Boomerang Your Cash Comes Back To You” Pledge We promise you a fair deal, an effort to anticipate your wants and to render you good service to the best ot our ability. Should any of our number show a marked disre^rd of this promise, we will drop his name from our list Auto Service Edwards Auto Service Giles Chevrolet Co. Books and Stationery Galloway-McMillian Bakery Clinton Bakery Cafe Sanitary Cafe Clothing L. B. Dillard The Men’s Shop Department Store - Sumerel’s General Merchandise Yeung Company Furniture Prathcr-Simpson Furniture Co. Grocers Blakely’s I. C. Boland Clinton Mercantile Co. L. V. Pinson J. M. Pitts Groceries and Meats Cato’s Market Baldwin’s Grocery Hardware J. I. Copeland & Bro. D. E. Tribble Co. Dry Goods J. A. Bailey Longshore’s Jeweler J. IL Frontis Laundry and Dry Cleaners Buchanan’s Market Country Market Publisher * A. R.'Wanack Shoe Shop / A. E. McIntosh # Soda Fountain and Sandwiches \ P. S. Jeanes ^ Wholesale Grocers Fuller Grocery Co. Rules of Contest The Independent Business Men of Clinton offer a cash prize of $2.50 each week for the best slogan relating to ad vantages of patronizing Clin ton’s Independent Business men. No slogan shall contain more than twenty-two words ;md must be mailed to our headquarters so as to reach us not later than Tuesday night r f each week. A sample slogan is printed at the top of the directorv. Address: Associated Independents. Clinton, S. C. ^f^irrnrrrjrirrLTsozfgfanggnfzruimgigizfiigggnjsftolifejznjBTOjtoiaiaiigjifajgiaziz^^ *F . -iL -.'t' '