The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, February 26, 1931, Image 2
;HE CLINTON CHRONICLE. CLINTON. S. G.
THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 26, 1931
COURT REFUSES
GURRY NEW TRIAL
*1 Ih^nk SarRon is the grandest
I ledicine ov. oaiVii,” de;!arv*d Mrs.
;5^all;e Howe.l. ir04 Taylor street, Co-
f .imbia. ♦
f’astrr’s Slander Suit fJets Fine or
Jail Sentence. Notice of Appeal ,
Immediately <iiven.
come to New York to siRn perform
ers.
Don’t You?” The audience applauded
his Rood nature and quick wit.
(TliI.DI.M! TI.Ol iJi.ES
Laurens, Fe^b. 21,—Motion for a new
, ' I
trial wa.s overruled Friday by JjdRe!
"flSOMMIV
I For Kcmemfcrance
A well-known radio crooner Rot a'
• decisive answer to his plea for “scme-
UD’cd frotii .'“ceinif a little fe’l.iw four
,-ca..< o[ URC. Tile
t'l. rt . hcr.e a very anxious
Hull Movement (2,700 Miiea)
The first “bullish'’ trend to occur in
Ho-hum . . . It’s 10 p. m. Just re , . # t- •
little feil .w four ^ m the case of Frank , , . , ^
^lv Will if his tv. (lurry, mill superintendent of Clin- 'Vail .street in a lonR time happened
_ ton, who was found Ruilty of mail- ** larRC-hatted Te.\an rode into
Vh e ,^..-.,‘1’ wLb me a* eMrv ‘’V « j^ry in circuit court f» th<>u.sand-pound Mexi-
»c , ..at. . w.Lh n.e a. pir\ , j The court 'name<l Jerry to .Mayor
top. I c iv-ounlci id a moderate fever, weane.day aiiernoon. me c juri,
t ’.lelonR HR to "fte” denying the mct;on, ;mpo-ed a
heart- f>-4 F ■’ -1 v-raroiis and of S()0() or a sentence of .seven rode-Jerry all the way froui t / a n i a i-i i* u” »
luait^ ea fci. a N.porous aral Hrcwnsville, Te.vas, to the Bro-k!.m ^ Hundred Like It M I'.v
SAY, fellows:
Look here, you can fet'the Ajneri*
lean Boy eleven months .for $1.00—
thinR to remember you by” when he | until April 1, 1931.
■ appeared in a Boston theatre. Gr.vpe- j specify whether your sub-
I fruit, sliRhtly shopworn, and eRRS of is new or a renewal,
uncertain aRe came his way, allege Ilyj JAS. W. CALDWELL
propelled by culleRe boy.s up in the
-d '.'l i.R
He came out ahead, however. .\ft ‘r:
a .-peech remindirR tho.«e who didn't
like his work that thev were not f..r.-
ed to stay and listen he sanR “Ninety-
v(:
Let Us Re-Dye Your
Garments.
BUCHANAN’S
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lap .l pulH‘ and brcathirR, a slight month.s. .Notice of appeal was
.sole throat; JunRs not involved. Any |by counsel for • (;urry ■
old mother m:Rht have Ri^en a do.se' a bond of $r,00 was Riven perJiiiR
i;)' castor oil, and wrajiped the little ‘the appeal to the supreme courL
makinR 2,'iOO mile.s in ‘dol
day.s. The Texan «aid that they caused
quite a commotion down in Will
I.at.ent up warm in bed, and he miRht, Superintendent Gurry was tried hadn’t .^een a bull for
years.
. . . -1 Ai. 1- u * I The mayor, howevsr, wa.s ill, md
Wise younR parents do not fool with.morial Methodiirt church at ^ukln’t extend the city’s officiaJ wH-
■•vho, as pro.secutinR witness, declared - ......
have been all right tf morrow. jeharRes brouRht by the Kev. A J.i
But, this IS a h.Rhly te hnical aRO. ^ B<»wlinR, former pastor of Bailey .Me
old wives’ fahl(-.s; they call a {)hy.si
-ian.
•ome to the Wall street symbol of ioy, i
T-C.
tie
ft
_h. had b,.i.n injurwl in character an.l , -
:l„w V M very anxious '•'•PUlation by ccrlam defamatory pa-r of stccr-s horns which he present-
a w ^ I a a ^ a I Mi., a.Va.aJ Aw .A yw A _ V
that Santa Clau.s should visit him; Jh*- rumors oriRinatetl and ^.he city hall.
ir.g a jfer.horia! fi 'enrl of that Thrist-'defendant.
mas ifiol of -hiklhof.J, 1 readily prom- Gurry, on the stand, denied the al-i
legations of the indictment, hut testi-, “Unemployed.’ WillinR to
any
MIl.^. SAI LIK HOWF.LL
“I'll been having heuda.hes ano’
.'lins throuuh my sh ulihos f tr
iionths. I V..I. ner\oiis and coii'dn’t
, nt a sii’.g'e meal without going
through mi-ery with imlige.slion and
biliousness. It was a lucky day for
me when I -tarted taking Sargon! Kv-
t-ry trace of -tltunach trouble left mo,
.ind that neak, nervous .feeling has
given WH\ to lu vt strength and en-
■■."p*/T1i'ii"i'pl^i|i ill
ised to intercede f( r the vi.sit.of the wx ..ux "UnempJoyfd. Willing to work at
fat l:ttle sa ni which brought me a' fied that rumors had come to him eon- ^^y ipj^itima e occupation for room
very t\ill ng subject fur examination.'cerning the immorality of the pro.se-j j sc'^ool'
1 actually taught the l-year-old toA’Uting witness and that he had called and college education. Healthy’’
gargle! And he dal-it to perfection. A the mmisler’s attention to his reput- j.,, ^ ^
.simple e aciiant for the loaded bowel, cd connduet. i .square of cardboard pinned on an
with a nice, g.iod-tasting germicide A suit .seeking $00,Ooo ..i pen.iing in ;)\orenat worn hy a young man stand-!
for the threat, and the trii k was turn-n-ivil court against Gurry and the j ing on a .\’ew York .street corner,
(d. 1 learned incidentally that, there jUliiiton Cotton mills in connec-tion ' His ing* nu ty was rewarded. .After
was a basement to the i-ottage that; with-tlhc alleged slander case, with several h uirs cf waiting, a business’
was not exactly sanitary, and damp the Rev. Bowling as plaintiff. 1 man ajiproach*-*! him and conferred in
:: I low tone-. The young man listened,
! smiled, tiire up the sign and walked
at times; that the little hoy played
there on chilly days when it was
“Since the SiU-gon Pills rid my jys-
l4*m of poisons and the headaches and
shoulder p.iins have completely dis-
.ipjM arcs!.”
Sold by S uller-vnvens Pharma’y,
< Iinton; J > inna Mercantile t'o., Gold-
\ille; Flurrk.i Uiug (’o, Watts .M 11.
pleasanter imhjors; a few words of
were amsoTiyd as a dry sponge takes
SCHOOL CENSUS
, CQME&JNJIAROi^
off with h's newly aesjuired employer.
Notice
up walur. Th,. ,unu. uf th. admun.lKm | ^ ^
m n.Kar,l lu ,n,l,„ nmn,ata eatinK^, t„ IW Out in llarlum, that dusky ,e«iun
|Th,» buy had .■at..n m.arl.y a pmt ,.f March M. 'nl-HO-d l,y Amo, -p- Andy, thejxiah.
I ice-cream-and has promptly thrown' i i *
a few h* urs hcf( re I wa, call. t'harU*, P. Ilrooks, county auporin. , ■ i -
\ :tondent of education, i, preparing a j,!!';:
The proa,I dad.ly a hridk-e mechan. ^ f I.*-";: ‘I'l;: It"'!, the haven of hope for juhio,,
ic had “ju,l lovisl to see that kid O'*' toKether with
,,j,. '> pro|)er blanks for taking a eonqilete Harlem
it up”-
ed to see him!
more superstitious
Thespians believe that if a
Just Arrived — Nice lot Coker
Strain Pedigreed, FulRhumvkNa-
tive Grown Seed Oats. Fine for
^te sowing.
Also
A few bushels Abruzzi Rye at a
i^ood price.
Uptton.seed .Meal, HulLs, Fe,ed
Oats, Hun, Corn, ail kin.Is of
l•oultrv, Dairv. Horse and Hox
Feed.
rhone ir>7 — ^^e Deliver.
FARMERS
EXCHANGE
T. J. RIalock, M^r.
Clinton’s Feed Store
1 -I; !>.'
Ihut little hoys like; 1 kni<w,
talked with the old man.
v. . census of all .school children iK-tween i t .u .
.Never was a he oat .n. .willing .l „ e , f i - iJobI«ss att<tr sits in front of the tree
A u I 1 a-, . .''.'the ages of six and twenty inclusive. i „ n.iii, e „ : i u
ly never havi- I left a more gratetui, cp. i - i . -n i " ^ wnshes for a job he
Ifnndlv, AmI, Sunt. .an,,. „n tin,.-.' Tm*' « ^
H .u,,,dv ,.f Ihiny, t""-' ■■"■I M;. H';"..k,,.b,„lutfl.v ccntiul, hut it h,.||„. they
, ,• , , has set the week of March 2 to b, as -av
kl*- I Lni.VA r<n- 1 1 ■ 1 rr, •
the lime for making the •ensus. This The myth sfarttsi in 1!»27. A Negro
:i|)p!'es to al! .Schools, white and eol-' hoof* r was sitting on a milk contain-
‘”■'‘'1- er in front of the tree and remarked
Tile children of each .school district to a bystander that he tertainly wish-
are to he emimerated gs ftdh.ws; .All e<l he ha<l a job. At that moment the
hewteen the ages of six ami twenty manag4r of the th«>atre emerged and
are to la- ncUaled in one sheet of the eng.igt'd him to take the place of an
county. .-Ml children from seven to ac’oi- who had laa-ome ill. .Since th<‘n,
ville, and .Sam Rasor of .Syurtanhurg, fourteen are to hi- taken an aiiotlier 1 been i-insiileriaj that thi- tree
•pent .Sunday with .Mis. Blanche La-. ( i-nsiis sheet, this to .show the nuinla-r pow*-r to bring good luek.
*”’• ^ of children who are supposed to he in ^Lg shots in th - .Negro theatrical
.Mis I.ilia Austin of (ii eenwood, school and may indicate those who are j athletic world Ixkw to the tree in
spent last week with her sister, .Mrs. „nt enrolled with any sch<a)l. The >me managers <|o theii
third division includes all disabled ^^"oking linder its hratK-hes when they
C’U0”S HILL NEWS
UfPf*
.Mr. a d Mr.i. J. B. Kasor of (Ireeii-
.Mi-s. I). R.
her out
sec
Save Every Chick With
^‘Spartan Grains”
Mashers
i'Ve>b L’very Week;
STARTINC; MASH
GRO\\IN(; MASH
LAVINt; M.\SH
S( K.VTCH FEED
All ^ort.s uf Dairy, Hog,
Poultry and Hor.se Feeds
Clinton Cotton
Oil Co.
*»
:= Head if'.
aud Back
rQidt
Hurtittg:
A nw years ago, I fbnnd
that I was vary weak and
nothing I ata saamad to give
ma any itrength,” writea Mrs.
R. B. Douglas, 704 South Con
gress St.. Jackaon, Miaa.
*1 aufferad intansa pain In
my hnad and back. At timaa
I would have to hold to soma-
thing to steady mysalt so as
to do my litUa work. I was
wonted about my nnnditton
"My mother told ma that I
akonld taka CarduL After
taking two bottlaa, I felt
atRMigar. kot t kept on t*iH««g.
it antil my haod and back
qaft hurtiag. 1 took about
afet bottlaa in all, and have
Moar qjoit praiaiag CarduL**
CARDUl
OWD n WOMBN
POB OTB'M TBAftS
I. H. Rasor.
j The ir.ary frfnJ.s cf
Chupman arc glad to
^ again.
Mrs. Mary Boyce Bradley of Clin
ton. and Mrs. Mann of Ahl)eviHe, were
Tuemlay guests of Mrs. \V. H. Li-a-
j man.
I Mr. and Mrs. I.ong of Laurens, vis-
''.ted Dr. ai'd .Mrs. Haw'kiiis .Sunday.
J. L. Carter of Clinton, visited rela
tives here Sunday.
I Jim Hugh .\iistin of Greeiiw od,
.pent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs.
R. L. Crisp.
Mi. iiiid Mrs. .Maxie Hanna have re
turned to their home in .Atlanta after
visiting relatives here.
Mi.s. Charles Pinson and Charles,
Ir., spent -the w -ck-end with rclative.s
near Clinton.
I Mr. ami Mrs. Miller Pinson,
i and .Mrs. M. C. Pinson and little
daughti-r, I aye, vi.sited I'l-lativi
Ninety-Six .Nundav afternoon.
children or those who eannot attend
school because of some physical or
other disabling defect. .All children of i
each di.strict of the county arc to be:
ineluded in the report umler the first!
classification; that is, all from six to
twenty years of age.
This enumeration is being made
over the state by the teachi-rs. super
vised by the cminty superintendenUs
I of education.
In Laurens county, the enumeration
will he taken .March 2 to <», inclusive.
PASMW*N lt:is a Hair ''or ctn-cks . i-l to 111*- witli If.s .-xtiort-slci-v--<1
ami strut s • .spci lallv w h--ii j coal s^l^^|^. .sti\-• of Ito- r>-(liliKo-.-,
.1 . . ' coml>iM<‘s iiai v ami w tut-- < h'-cKi-il
Itu-y arc \\<i\cn to tin m-\N couon ,
cott*iii net MitJi pi,lift na^s n--t in
mesh or liA.c.l fal.rich. Im. r-si in Y..i;..r.-,1
sinarlT opciT -weaves :i.n.| rough sipipiu ity in ttn- co.it is it.Ti-r<-.s;-
no\i-lty l•\lllr^ s tins never le-cii so itigly contrasteil with l.h-- f-i-iioiiie
ke, II as at tie- moment, ^^ln^ll of Influence noted in tin- .Ht>iii:g of
this Ini-r-St i.s dun to t he , sli-'i-r- tin- fro- k. niaking this (o.sinin.-
ness of maiiy ot tlie.se fahrics which appropciate for m cacions.
aclii.-v-- a l.i< V < fferi to^ Th*- mod' for hl.i.' k .ind whit*-
111*- 11'w •■dressmaker” cOsinmes. (s n fl-* ted in ttn- mod* ! to liie
In dr-s-’iiak* r suits reflorling Itn- right, of a m w I.m-\ eoiton ,i w*-*-*!.
pepliim ami ,.r<*lingote nnal-'s of J n-eiih-dly new ti-iini'- of th--
our gramlmotl>ers, cotton maU<-s jack--t an- tm- nov*-l si---.- tr--.ir
It.s how in th* town iuo<Je tor rn*nt and th*- rcarf ((illar ot whit*-
Sln<-i tin lasliion-w is* rari.sn-nm-„ iip-sh whicli mati In-s th* d* * p yok>-
lias a htpt* *1 short sleeve.s. .-iili.-r of tii- sle.-v l*-s.s froi-k. Si-is-s ami
lie- fro* k or 1h*' j<ick«f In liie handitag ot a n*-w whih- coiioii
spring * ns. inhl* nsnally ciaifortns jney fahri* and ilrap*-*! hat id whil»i
:o this vouthfiil fashion. The mixl- mesh iu*- smart a. c«-.s.soises
(From The .News and Courier)
It is unfortutiate that the drivers!
license law opetati\e in South Caro-
•Mr. lina is not what it should he. Driving
is a privilege, not a right, and unsafe
neai j drivers should he banished from the
j highways. Sam Rittenbcrg, speaking
Mr. and Mrs. ,1. L. .Miller were vis- n the H.iuse of Representatives at,
itors here on Wi-dnesday. i Columbia, i*x|)res.si vl a .sound view-
Mrs. Bostick and .Mi.sscs .Marg.iret | point. The present law, wlialevor its
Ivastu- and Clara Duil were shoppers ' faults, is ai least an effort in the
in Cri-enwocd on Wednesday. j light direction, and should l>e improv-
Knends of Miller l.eaman will re-|ed. To le.cind the driver license law
gret to know that he i.s confined to ^ with.ml pii si-rihing an adiHpiate sub-
liis homi- on account of illness. N-t tu.i- Wvuild he retrogression.
Friends of Broadas Pinson will re- “Tiu-ie is dewing in S-.vuth Caro-!
gret to know that he is ill with int'lu- lina,” .Mr. K'tte-.lH-rg sad, "that is a
im-n.'tce lo hfe and lim-*. We will con-
,,_Mrs. Addison of Due West is vsit-1 tinue to have it iinjl we have men
ing her ilaughter, Mrs. J. O. Denny, hm (he load to .-ee that .he traffic
. . ;laws are i-.'.foiM-d. . . . This law was
I Clinton Gil ls Lose i.[f'.' automobile drivers’
1 i‘Cr to this ait a drunken
l/lStriCt 1 itle L’er could kill one man today and
^ ' then go out in his car and kill anoth-
Friday evening at 7iJl) the Clintontoinorimw. We didn't have, until'
gii Is and (iicenvvviod playi-d the chain-1 act. anything to take him off the
pi; n.'hip game for districts 1 and Id. •‘**'‘*- safe,.,uard we have
It was a hard fought game a’’.i ho'.h i agHiust the drunken drivers, the irre-
teains played well. Clinton wa-.'. a few *P‘>''''‘b!e drivers, the wild drivers.”
points ahead throughout the fir t half. According to the National Safety
■but (irtHurwoiHl sped up durii g the cuunt^l, only three states—Arizona,
second half and when the whisile New Mexico and Iowa — had worse
sounded, Greeiwood was one 'point l;i I'^fords for automobile deaths in 1930
the lead. The score was 20-19 than South Carolina had The council
On Tue.sday evening the v Iinton *®>'^ fbat the South Carolina automo-
basketball teams played Abbeville at
I the I^eroy Springs gymnasium. Both
I the boys’ and girls’ games w^re .-lose
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PRICES ARE DOWN
BUT --
The
Buying Power
of the Dollar
IS UP!
bile deaths la.-*! year increased 22.1
per cent as compared with the previ
ous year. The Georgia increase was
and exciting. At the end of the games P''*' ^’^nt and the Nor..h Carolina ia*<
the scores were: crease 0.6 per cent.
Clinton boys 2.'>, Abbeville boys 21. The same authority says that “ten n
Clinton girls 34, Abbeville girls 31.1--^^^'* with s-trong drivers’ license! |!
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license |
: laws showed an average decrease of
Mpn A wav These states are New
uocai men A way ^ Hampshire, Rhode Island, California,
1 Un Business Trip Connecticut, Maryland, Massachii-
^ setts. New Jersey, New York, Penn-
H. LT King left Monday for New ’Vermont. In decided con-
York where he is purchasing spring I trast, the states w’ithout standard
wearing apparel for the well known drivers’ license ^ws show an increase
King store for women and misses. He fent. If the entire country
was accompanied by H. D. Henry, >*’ell these ten license
president of the Commercial bank, stales during 1930, 1,700 lives would!
who is on a business trip of several been saved last year and thei
days. ' j nation w'ould have enjoyed substantial!
■—^—— —_ ; reduction in the annual motor vehicle j l|
jaUBSCRIBB TO THE CHRONICLE|<l^ath toll.” ' '
Now Is The Time To Buy Merchandise
While Prices Are Low
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CLINTON MERCHANTS ARE
OFFERING EXCEPTIONAL VALUES
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