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1 THE CLINTON CHRONICXE. CLINTON. 8. C, THURSDAY. MAY 7. 1931 ON READING !author. When they neeJ .sympathy fori ^en, Pwould *intro(luc-e them t o the j churacter.s that stalk throup-h ShaKe-- p<.*are; for inspiration I -wouM poi’^t them to Wordsworth and Tennysoo George F. Baker 'MeSween Makes Passes At Home I Trip To Georgia ten-) on the 19th, prea-ehirg at the; First Presbyterian church and speak-' ajirf-vop ing to two Sunday schools and two | young peoples’ societies. The day fol-i RATS r By H. T. Swedenberg, Jr. , , . , literature. The very w-ord is suffi-j** of otherSt. cient cause to send many infb an ague Matthew Arnold aptly remarked of mental shuddering. Liteiature—the Bound is harsh and dista.stoful; it re- th.at we should try to learn the be.,, that hu.s lK*en thought and said in th<- - _T 4’ * n u ilow-ing he delivered an address to the!*”', ■fter you use Dean of New York linaneiers Speaks At MeetinirS of I resb.v pre^yterial. He appeared''7* rIh ’’JriU.' Dies. Recarded As Third Rich-1 leries and Other GatheripRs -h,. jiacon prerbytery- in .Ma. lR*AT-s^Ap T*', "® ^ In Interest of College. esi Man In the Country. calls memories that have long la • jw-o'ld. I am convinceti that (sr!’ dormant, and were lietter deal except |through such an atteiv.pt van we hot)'' ei New York, .May 2.- George F. Rak-, President John ‘ 91. dean of .New York financiers, week from Mc.Swern an exten.«ive for .ho ploaaure to .. h,.,l fro,„ .ho to .aCain any cnl.aro; only .h,„..,.h b,, h„.„o Sa.urday n^ch. h 00^^. oo ci™ whoro To mot w'.L ^ thought of an unpleasant tasir forever .this ean he formulate any .sound ha .s rru^ i r: io.w ..0,0 Georgia wnere he mft w.th k, finished. At the formatroii of t|K‘ syl-jof philosojihy. lablias the mind runs hounding bu.-k 1 The otner .'.ay I was rereading soirt retary.. Frank Rysavy, announced. lie to high school and college .lays: 'lackjof Ryi-iin. and one of-hi-S shortei had been ill only (since Thursday. course of the trip to bo.ok icn -rts. an<i endless, b-jring. jicems ap|H*aled to me with renew, d banker regarded 'as The third spf’ke before the .Augu.sta pres- cordially received Cats or Jeon on the 21st, and Cherokee presby-jdegs won’t touch it. Guaranteed, , tory in Rome on the 22nd.. speaking i .35c size — 1 cake — enough for retumedialso at the Darlington .School for; F*‘'***'>'* Kitchen or Cellar. f., L» ~ .u 00 1 li -It fioc size — 2 cakes — for Chicken ti.p Hoys in Home on the He vis.tel vers'.de .Military academy ;n Ga:nes- pneiimonia. The aged financier pass- , ,. 7 xv.vers.ue .wimary acaoemy m uaines- $1.25 .size—5 cakes—enough for fsl away Tieacefully at H p. ni., his s-'’-^ 1 ^ r ^ . T- 21th. .nil farm and out-buildings, ytorage^ and flelivered thirtf'en addre.sse.s dur-; buildings, or factory buildings. F’residen* MeSween states that hei in the, and “The Hous. •> Gables." with all the attfm ' row- and. pain an<l Irlbiila tho.se diseaife<l with thi.s idea of pleasure can ever be i-'l .r- )n. 1 ir 0 i )vi. 11; I a A 1 (' ■ I'UI ated with lUtmature. It is >vno: with .Irudgery and hired ;ti. I often wonder wh.it the cr!.’ e Y *' this general antipathy tnviil e ta’ li.shed books is. (’an it be th-it Ho;n by nature /re denii'd the oleas.ire . *■ reading? Thi.s .<iirely (a-in'it lie. f ; those very- ones who pall at ‘vh*- nam- Don’t Forget May 10th enervating parallel reading. Hack goes f.m c. .\ow Ryron is not one to wh m ‘J'f TIT Green.sWo on .Monday Georgia syned where intere.st in memory to fi?vl^:ar high school, and we would oniinacily go for in.-'pira- unconsll^iusness late .Saturday I April 13; Atlanta pre.^bytery in; college i.s steadily growing, resurrects dnrk^ houghts of^ “Silas ■ tion._ He was a th:moughly bad remafned at his bfHl<(ide 11-«Grange on the 14th, and I.aGrange M.arner and The Hous. •, .S,.ver b's life was dangerously un:-onven-, j,, high .school on the 15th. He sp'oke fivt * ' ; an il; h s morals were rotten. Rut all , , . , . .v /cs v. i for -ot when I read the I 'tle Rakf r returned a few w^-eks ag')|tim(s in .Savannah (Savannah presby- II is a n.HMii to his'friend Torn on .lekyl I.sland. " and it iWiris with the-e words: the»CH*orgia c^ast. th«-n vvas : , iapjiarently in the best of health. Af-| . i c 3 ;i .3ijrh t(i I <)3.- ()\ |. me, . j.j. .;|„,n,iin.f Thursday at his desk in I Your Mother Never Fortfel.s You. And a s,n.l,. Id thdsr wh., h;,l.-; 1 ,h,. First National hank, of which hr i -- j was pre.dtlerit, he wa.s seized with a j [t hill in the evening and pneumonia l Xftw I like tht>se lines a.s irirt of a' ra'iidly. j philosophy ttf life, even»though Ryron, P.aker has iK-en a power and an out-j jhim.st'lf failetl tt> follow- tht tn. “A •-'igh stamiing figure in the financial his-1 , , b’ those -wht) love me.” What an in-i^ory tf the country for almost half a| ing of HawUlorne. enjoy n^ littte the variety of meaning can he P'‘(s.«-;\.(.n'tury. His activities, centered chief-, eil into a sigh. There i.s the sigh forj]y jj, hanking, exU-nded into the rail-1 the <lays that have pas.setl: that is thejntad fitdd anti other interests. ; sigh ttif reminiscence; there is a s’gh; Known as the “enigma of W’all for the “sound of a voir-e that is still tnc Sold and guaranteed by YOUNG’S 1‘HAR.MACY .And, whatever sky’s above me, Here's a heart for every fate.” ebullitions of p:-esent magazine writ ers. This fact ijjone, 1 think, proves the f-sillacy of the pr<‘mists }-hat some simply are not fitt«‘<l to know ths* nics'ties of so-called “good literature.” .The fault lies rather with the early training than the j'ers'onalify; for a ta'de for liU'ra'.ure is devc-lope-l just as much as that for foo<l.s. The incli nation toward gm <1 bcMiks is not a pr«-<lelection a man has from birth; Norris amd .McPhail Candies, Appropriately Wrapped. SHc per pound, up SADLER-OWENS PHARMACY AT I’NION .STA'nON Phones .377 and 400- HUGH L EICHELBERGER NEW YORK LIFE MAN Ten Years Elxperience 'Professional Insurance Information Furnished Free no yearning for them is the result of training rather than of inherited in- stinets. .And, unfortunately, this l.-u-k (kf taste, only too often, is the result of false training in s<iuM)l, where the student IS intro<liiccd to e’ertain books long bef.u'e his mind is <iin ible of re ceiving rticin intelligt fitly, (^iiite often he never learns to overcome this first impression of boredom. .hi't bow unfortunate this attitude is, fiiine .Nave the perv,)n who has learne<l to know the pleasiiics of good fea<l:ng can apfireciate. I fee! distinct ly .N iiy for those who cannot enjoy the comiiany of good books; I am enough <rf an humanitarian to wish that lh<‘y could know- the infinite joy they are passing over; I shouldiike to take theni liy the hand and lead them into that lieautifiil land “of fruits and flowers" which lies in the (bm.iin o^ great writ<‘rs. I should like to til! them that all the realm of writing is not to 1h* judgvsl by those few volumes they wen* forced to wadt back in their formative year enigma street” and the “.Man of Silence,” he j ami that.is the sigh of grief n |,TesNed, J was a contemnorary of the elder J. P.! there i.s a sigh for the things that! _\|(),-j^an, who fr(S|uently turned to him ; might be, but never w;H: an<i that is'f„r coim-selN A score of years ago he the sigh of yearning and longing; and wa.s regarded as Morgan’s chief allv.! finally, there is thi.s sigh for those : On the death of .Morgan H was report-' who love: and that is the sigh exf un- that Raker . eontroMssI interests! miu^n-tr ■ wer-e.^Kje<l afUjiOH,25(),(M)U, many^fwirf^ agTTj’ son, footsteps. agny IFfprMTily hollow ostenlntNm and idle patter. fnr| f„p him, followed in hi* only emotion emanating from the holi est sanctuaries <xf the heart couhl fashion it. It is never shallow, it is never false; it is always deep and good. The second line plea.ses me no less: “and a sinifle to those who hat<'.” (’oiild there h»> any more admirable ■Here is no railing, no rancor, tm staying late into the night. | Nplcji'n. The way is (piiet, sul»diie<l and | His benefactions have total* 1 him-' ilignilied. Th*‘ smiU* is not one of dr«'ds of millions of dollars. .Schools, methml of treating with enemies' Raker was horn in Troy, N. Y. He once held a $2 a week clerkship, film ing to N'<-w Y(,rk in his youth, he im- nn*diately <*nter«*d the hanking fiehl ami gave all of his life to financial mutti'i's. He had been Spartan-like in his <|evotion to his business affairs, going to his office early mornings and irony; it is rather that of <-ompla<«‘nt toleran<-e. It Is the «‘pitome of nohl;- forbearance to those who persist in hating. 'I'he last lines sum up the whole c(dicg<*.s, ho'j)itals and art centers hav«* shared his bounty. H:s gifts t(» 'Harvard university totall<*d many mil-| ions. Rak*‘r fi*-ld, Columhia university, was his gift. I :hought. No matter what the sorrow,, Mr. Raker eeh-hrab'd his 91st birth- no matter what tlu* pain, no m!itt«*r'day on .March 27th, last, at .l«*kyl Is- what the Iniideti, always a heart for [bind. every fat*-. ! Iat*-rature aff*>r*ls a multitude of; Raker I’lirdine Put At $"»(M» OttO.OOO siu'h thoughts for thos*- who ar*- will-i ,N’*-w ^ ork, .May 2. Wall str*-et has ^ throughi'^h' to r*‘ad and r*-fl*st a litti*-. I lov*-!I<"ig regar*i*-d the Rak*-r, .Morgan,! wheiii“tt<’'<l literatur*-,” and my wish is thatjFor*! an*l R K-kef*-ller fortun<-s as the tlmse who s*a‘ i*o r*-:ison for siudi read-”l*'g four of .American finunc*-, but th*v **>iil*l appiwiat** not a pag*- *d . , .... ; . r u n i i , . 1 I II • . lie mav *’ome to know th*- liirlit *'st:niat*-s of th*‘m have a t>*-<-n ba:< what th* y w«-re n ading. I w 'lihi point ov,oi- out to th* *11 that gio'at hook are fia-nd.s to h*- sought aft<‘r .it all times, friemls who *:in lift thi-m out <if all, th*‘ wo*' (d' this woild ati<i, moiiieiilar ; Iv at le.i't, tak*- them . aw.iv the! F.'ys'.um'land wl'dc all i.n .pc:i •»• aii,l i j* y. I would .'ht>w tlifui ’h.R the , awful I,a*li*'s of Sorrow of w’-i,-li He tjuMii cy was s I fond, l,i,'C iidi' tin • pow,'!' in the iMi’i'N '"f a !:is' rale' P. C. Men Occupy Important Posts ed on a 1h*-oiy of r**!ativity. “ Ford’-^' TortTiTtF' “ha's IVeeTr “tuoTctTfsTy *'stimat*-*l up to on** billion, Ro* k*'f<'l- l*-r's ui) to Riki-r’s ut ami th*- lal*- .1. 1’. .Mor- 'gaii’.s at No au'horita- (Ji'oruia Synod Has Many Local hav*- hm-n ma,lc .simul (■raduates On Roll of Minis ters. .MeSween Finds. tan*'ousl\ of th*---*- fmr fortiiiies, and th*' haxy lin**s hetwe*-n pers mal for- tuii*', f.-rnily control a;i*l gross as-ct has m-v*'r h*‘*‘n ;u-vurat*-lv «l*'f;m-d. In the lecellt two Wi-eks’ tour *if (I*'*Mgia made h\ Dr. .lohn Mio-sween, la- found 1*1 i-shyterian *-oIlege wel! r*-pi*"*-nti d in tin- important, posts of thonor a’i*l responsibility jn th*- I’l-es- ;hyt**r:an clniiih in the Syno*l *>f Geor- \\v have a new car of oats at gi.-i. I.eaving h*-it- *m th** twelfth of We are now in posilion to take yoar orders oil all kinds of field peas and beans. See our sample.' and prices here. un attractive price. April. Iir. .Mc.Swt-rn first s *>}>ped in .S*-n*-*a. .S. (’.,'where the Rev. (’harle.-- Also Coker No. a Cotton Seed.K. Douglas, ’22, is pastor ( f the Pres byterian *-hurch. Dr. M* Swe*-n pr*>a h- *'*l that *la.v in S<-m'ca. On th*' thir!*snth Di sptdu- at the m*'**ting *>f .Augu:sta |)reshvt**ry. 'I h** Rev. MaKoIm A. Mc- D.inal*!, '23, *>f l’ni*m P*)int, Ga., was ma*i*' luc.lerator of this pr*"hyt*'ry. Th* n**xt *iay at the nu-eting of Hu* .Atlanta pr**shyt*-ry. Walton Stewuirt, Cotton Goods Exhibit Here Ladies of ('o-nimuiiity Invited To Attend Display’ Friday To Pop ularize W’earinif of ('otton. for plant ing. FARMERS EXCHANGE On Fritlay tlu*r** will he a complete. I d slay *>f fine and fan*‘y c*»'lt.*'Ti g*i*al8, | .MeSwe*'!!' P'’'''‘’ip!‘lly dress goods, in the <li.«play)| ro*»in|||f the .lac*ihs (’<niipany huil*)- T. J. Hlaloek. Mgr. ('linton. S. ('. ing atwhe rear *)f the .S^uHer-Dwens Pharmacy ami facing the union sta- ti*m. Th*' display will Ik- hel*l all *lay to-lj nuiiTow with a y*uing lady in ehaiTrej t*> *'xpla'n the isamples on exhibit. The “IF I got constipr.ted, ' * I would get dizzy and have swtmmtn? In my ht'ad. I would have very severo headache. ‘‘For a while I thought I wouldn’t take anyt’nlng—may be I could wear out the headaches; but I found they were wearing me out. “I found Black- Draught would re- 'lli^ve this, so when I have the very first symptoms, I take Black-Draught and now I don’t have the . headache. *T am a firm be liever in Black- Draught. and after using it 20 or more years, I am satisfied to continue Its use.** —F. M. McKimm»y, Oranft PmrK *if th*' class *if '2ti. who is now a stu-! siiiup*‘s ar** tak*’n fr*mi the prxxlucts lient at (’o’umhia Thoological s*'nii- of leatiing c*)tton mills throughout nary, was licensed to jinach. Slewart .Amoriva. The display is in line with is |)r*'paring to g,) to Pah'stine ‘.his (b*- program *>f holding cotton exhih- T-oiiunjrTaTr ^ ~~ i ts uruf f*'st:va!s throughout tlu- South. wK, t,,..,. .„..f I Tb‘‘ ladu'S of Clinton and thi.s *-om ■-•n The .Savannah pr*'shvt*'rv im-t ini ll,u„..wi.-k. (1„. Tl.,. l!.-v. Th,„„a< VV. I*""' ,f, "^"Cunity „f : seeing what I'eautiful i-ffects *an bet . niii'on, , Is 1* pas oi o ' obtain***! through the us** of cott.m.l cluiirh in Ib unsw u-k w hich aete*i as T'nt. ,ii,o!ay will he well worth .s*'e;ng i host to this presbytery. In the Sa\an- ,jnd will no *louht offer manv valuable nah l’r**shyterian ehur*h an'dher id*i suggestions to tho.se wh*) atteml. | P. (’. man of the class of ’I.'), liev.' Th** ilisplav is mit hel*l for the pur- Paul .\. Greshman, is p:istor. jmse of selling goixis, though each; One of the recent gradiuites. Rev.l^^ample will carry w holesale prices.! William ('. Sistar. ’2(’.. is past<vr of the shoul*! any of the Glinton kdies’J 0,K Cabin Ib n.^bvU.r:,,,, , hurO, in Mn- Pb'-‘'h«»<'c tbeir name I ...n,. (In, Thi.3 .•hu,-ch ..nt.Ttninn,! ,h,.I »"<l^ " ilO-by I Macon pre.sibytwy f<)r its I n ee ting. the young lady in charge and if po.s- spring an effort will be made to secure In Uhenikee presbytery, which met at Rome, the Rev. F. ,K. Sims, Sr., the choice made. Messi-s. C. M, Bailey and W. P. Ja- 'j ID.D., of the class of '94, is the stated There are in addition to these, many other ministers in Georgia who 'are graduates of Presbyterian college. coKs, who are holding this display in co-operation with the Cotton Textile ^ institute, cannot agree to guarantee i| the securing of the goods in any speci-1 ' fied case, but in some instances as a matter of co-operation and without profit, may be able either to obtain the goods foY the inquirer, or else ad- THEDFORDS TAKES UP POSITION XT PALMETTO BANK '’**** where they may be secured. The _________ sole object of the display is that of Uurens, May 6.-?l>wight F. Patter- familiarizing the ladies of this corn- son, native *>f I.anford Station, but m^^'^ity effects possible employed for the past several yearsgoods. by a f^artanbui-g'bank, arrived in the! show room w;ill be open Friday Black' city the first of the month to take up from 7:30 until 6 o’clock in the after- Draught his duties with the Palmetto bank. ladies of Clinton and tbe Mr. Patterson will succeed D. Roy [‘community are cordially invited. Simpson, elected last fall as county I WOUSN who ar* run-down, or suffer every n^oth. should take Cardul. Used for over f years. i treasurer to succeed Ross D. Young. Mr. Simpson will remain with the bank until June 1st, when he will be- , . . gin a month’s vacation before taking'*’, up his official duties as treasurer on MOTHER’S DAY—MAY’12 Why not give your mother a year’s i her favorite maga- July 1st I a A ? CALDWELL DSS Your dnll^ will buy more “jfood (hinRs to eat” today than at any time since 1900. Thi.s is especially true if you confine vour purchases to QUALITY — SERVICE — SAV INGS STORl THERE’S ONE IN YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD Snow Ring Baking Powder 22c Banquet Tea, 1-4 Ib 23c Quaker Oatmeal, pkg 10c Gold Dust, 2 pkgsfor 17c Bee Brand Extracts, large ... 23c Golden Crown Syrup, 5 lb. can 35c • Hen Feed,“50 lbs S1.30 Hen Feed, 100 lbs. .. • • • • S2.55 Salad Ring Mayonnaise jar 19c Balentine’s Weiners, lb 19c Red Band Flour, plain, 24 ib. $1.15 Lance’s Peanut Butter 23c S. C. String Beans, No. 2 can . 20c White House Coffee, lb 38c Cleen-Made Macaroni, pkg. 8c Medium Ivory Soap Ivory is kind to everylhini' it touches. 8c SUPER SUDS Immediate AIl-Through-The-Water SucU Cuts Dithwathing Time in Half 3 for 25c M HITES Guest Ivory SOAP Shaped to fit the hand. Stone Mountain Bacon, lb. .. 33c Red Band Flour, S.R., 24 lb. $1.20 Veribest Cooked Brains, can . 15c 's Bread and Cakes at all Q. Q. S. Stores Call At Your Quality Service Grocer Each Morning For Fresh Vegetables. THESE MERCHANTS ARE MEMBERS OF QUALITY SERVICE; CLINTON. S. C. Baldwin’s Grocery, J. M. Pitts, Blakely’s Grocery, 1. C. Boland, L. V. Pinson, Clin ton Mercantile Co. WHITMIRE, S. C. Young Bros, Scott Grocery Co. GOLDVILLE, S. C.—Joanna Merc. Co. * (' f' I i ’ilk •<