The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, December 11, 1930, Image 2
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TgE CLINTON CHRONICl^E, CLINTON, a C.
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 11, 1930
THE EMPTY STOCKING
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VARSITY TEAM
GUEST OF CLUB
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Pr<*fibyterian College Champion Foot*
I bail Eleven Hmiored With Ban^
'* guet By Commerce Body.
Members of the Presbyterian col-
^ lege varsity football team, winners
this season of the S. I. A. A. cham-
were haunted. The Southern gentle
men “got wise” and decided to start
a little mystery of their own. The col
onel and professor had brought North
with them two colored servants: Jas
per Green (Cecil Bamhardt) and
you can’t afford to mias “Rival
GJlosts.” Admission 15c and 2Scj,,
picnship,«»rere special guests at a ban
quet Tuesday evening given in their
: honor by the Chamber of Commerce
j I)r. D. J. Brimm, vice-president, pre-element, and charming Eve-
NOTICE TO MASONS
I Campbell Lodge No. 44, A. F.
* D j- T . V ,1^11 opim next Sunday afternoon
Clementina Brown (Lydie Leake), arid
the world knows how superstitious! 2 o’clock for the purpose
the darkey can be regarding “hunts • f buryi’-g cur deceased brother, Lee
and spooks.” Cynthia (Virginia Kej- 1^- St.ne. All members the lodge
lers) the colonel’s vivacious daugh- are asked to be present and visiting
ter, and the i*iOurceful Donald Gibl-s! ^vmbers are cordially asked to be
(Henry Drayton Dillard) supply half -heie. V'. P. Adair, .Sac’y.
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I sided, and extended a most cordial | H*'® Gibbs (Collett Davis) and the
I welcome to the gridiron warriors, jV'incent Langl.” (William
Coach Johnson, his assistants, and the | Davis) the other half, Le>i:ia Kip’..ns
j entire team, were prtiised for the'rj (Sadie Chandler) and'Gill Hawkins
wonderful records this year and the
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fam'e the team has brought to the col-
1 lege and to the city. Ross Lynn, cap-
j tain the past year, re.sponded on’be-
' half of his team and expres.sed the
members’ appreciation of the courtesy
j extended them by the club.-
. Coaches Walter Johnson, Lonnie
I McMillian and H, L. Eichell)erger
j spoke of the fine quality of the team
and the high esteem in which each
member is held. Coach Johnson ■
termed this year’s team as the best!
he has ever directed, and spoke of j
the hard, clean fighting spirit and |
I -p'endid cooperation that had brought |
the coveted championship to Clinton. I
Coaches McMillian and Eichelberger j
oxpre.ssed their pleasure in Ireing pres-1
int and pointed out the valuable ad
vertising the'city has derived the past j
.reason through the record of i^s upec-j
tacular team. The entire team was i
given a big welcome and the club ex-
piWMwd it* deop pieasut«4n^bav)ng^^
young men as its guests, realising
that no praise \a too'-high for these |
fine boys. - I
(Giles Bailey) are character parts and FLOW'ERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS
add materially to the cyclone of fun.) I.‘i7 W. Main St.
I*hone 396
Unusual Gifts
Hundreds of Gifts
for $1.00 and Less
—GIFTS FOR MEN
—GIFTS FOR V'.O.MEN
—GIFTS FOR ROYS
—GIFTS FOR GIRLS
WE INVITE YOU IN OUR STORE TO IX)OK OVER
OUR GIFT DEPARTMENT
HELP THE COMMUNITY’S EM^fY STOCKING FUND
“Rival Ghosts” !
Next Tuesday
There ore u nuinbci' of children in ju’evail. In these home.s there will bejle appieciated and are badly nee<l-
thifi comniunitv who will wake e: ndy, toys, clothing, etc., will | (*»1.
no “.Santa Claus" unless those of us; “The Kmpty Stocking Fund” needs
Don’t fail to see “Rival Ghosts," a
I farce comedy in three acts, present
ed by Clinton high school student-s j
4;hri.-.tmas nu- n'ng to the heartbreak- , .... ' ^p^t Tuesday evening, Dec. flth, at
whoca.e, help tor.ml.e tM,. .money. How can the commmty turno’clock in the Florida Street
I Here is an opportunity for you to .n deaf ear to this appeal? Your gifts,; au,|itorium
response (p, „ to enter into thej large or small,.will help make somej Miller (Russell Ray),!
to the appeal that has already been roil of CIr.i.-imas. You can do; boy (ir g.rl spend a happy and kI“'1 the real e.state agent, rented the aban-j
ing tragedy of childhood—The Kmpty
Htoeking—unles.s there is a
nuule and is uguiii re,-ea»,eil today. * I’N •* oontribut’on to as-, < 111 i.stmas.
idoned hou.ses to Col. Rankin (Garrard
Johnson) and Professor Gibbs (Hugh
Holman) from the South, his smile
as “child-like and bland,” but when
sjbddenly rents in Springdale begkn to
L' . o. .• 1.- i .. u u sist n bringing happiness to some boy Humanity calls. Study the aecom-
“The Krnpty Stocking h und, which . . , . . v u .«
or girl Or unfortunate man or woman.! ttanying puture. \ ou have u com-
is being spon.sore.l by the \V oman s apfioal is one to the communi- fortable home, well preparerl meals,
Relief club r mniillTe^ of wn^ h .Mr-;, ty’.s heait. un automobile and money to spend, a
tUarence (.alloway i i .he cha=rnuin,f The ( hronitle is again making an loving wife and adoring children- to! star, he began to feel more like all
was .started for lu-t ot.e 'ii, po.ae to a'-oeal to our people to take part make life worth while. But whatif^** s>mptoms on a patent medicine
sImkI joy and hapioiie.^s into .lie lives in this worthy cause for the com- about those who are not so fortunate? “^‘‘‘niipted to srare his ten-
and hearts of the con' uu.iity’s poor, inunity's poor. The tim.e is short, and Are you going to let Christmas vagu( int.s t at th. houses
A careful invc.Ulga^ion by a commit- there remain only a few days in which ju.sl another blue day for them? “The
tec of .several interested citizens has to act. Several have already eontri- Tiagedy of the Empty Stocking,”
revealed several families in (he com- huted to this fund—-won’t you do so - Clip out the blank below. Mail in
.For Boys
Toy Pistols, Puzzles, Games, Companion Boxes. Books,
Fountain Pens, Silter Pencils, Lincoln Logs.
Tea Sets, Books, Fountain Pen Sets, Lock' Diaries,
Whoopee Books, Snap Shot Books, Ukuleles, Trinket
Boxes, Vanity Sets, Waste Baskets, Manicure Sets,
Doll Houses, -Beads.
For Men
Desk Sets, l*aper Weights, Fountain Pens, Ijetter
Openers, Clothes Press and Hangers. W^eek-End Kits,
Ke.v Sets, Cigarette Sets, Pipe Sets, Mottoes, Guitars,
RiJI Folds, New Fiction. Subscription to Magazines.
Fot Women
Roseville Pottery, I.ate.st Novels. Desk Sets, Flower
Baskets, Waste Baskets. W'oven Names. Hctnre
Frames. All-Leather Handbags, Gift Package of Bath
Salts, Plaques, Imported Block Bridge Cards, Bridge
Sets, Table Numbers, Wrought Iron Floor Igimps.
GALLOWAY-M^MILLUN
“THE NOVELTY SHOP”
iimnity where povelty and privation and do it real quick? (lifts of money, your contribution today
ONE DOLLAR WILL FILL A CHRISTMAS STOCKINt;
-don’t delay.
JACOBS TROPHY
GOES TO SALLEY
That Ever Acceptable Gift
SLIPPERY
Tires worn smooth, when run on slippery roads, offer
little protection. Why take a chance this winter
when new Goodyear All-Weather Tread Tires cost
so little?
GlemH4,n Backfield Man Gels In
terference Award. I’resentalion
Here On l)eeeml>er 18lh.
The William I*. .Jaeoh.^ award for
the—bln<*king -and-'TntepfVfcntf
man on a .South Carolina football team
(luring the past season will be award
ed to Grady .Salley, Ck-m.son back-
li»‘!d man. at a meeting of the ('linton
K itaiy i-liih here on next Thursday.
Harry Freeman, ('arolina all-state
guard, was runner-up and Bob Wilder
uf Fui nian, and Barrett of P. (’., tied
f( V third.
.‘^election of the winner was made
fr. m a poll taken among coaches,
.«poits writers and officials of the
.4ate.
Hugh Sfodtlard of Carolina, now
((.aching at Sumter, won the trophy
last year. O. I). Padgett of Clemson,
won it the-year Ift’fore.
The Pre>byteiian college football
playera, champions (T the S. I. A. A.,'
I will be gueit.-< at the banquet when,
the award w’Ml be given. 1
Besides those already mentioned,
the following received votes for the;
’award:
Walter Oglesby, Citadel; Met^ueen,j
1 P. C.; Dunlap, P. C.; Foggy Woodruff,
j Clemson; Pop Wilson, Citadel; FluciCj
i Stewart, Furman; Tom Carson, Fur-
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Beautiful
Christmas
Stationery
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W« have a most wonderful array of fine stationery
for the holidays. You can buy any ty-pe of paper and at
any price. Many highly unusual gifts to meet all tastes.
man; Allred, Furman, and Kearns,
Furman.
I'Ts Economy
GIFTS
-Fountain Pens and Sets'
jDiuies
-Pictures
hristmas Cards
ign, beautiful in smthnent Oime in to-
ver our tables where selections are easy.
$TMAS DRESSINGS FOR YOUR
PACKAGES.
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