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PAGE TWO THE CLINTON CHRONICLE. CLINTON. 8. C THURSDAY. MAY 14, 1931 Benefits Froni King’s Daughters Rotating Crops Close Meeting 01 Austin. Texas, Msy 10. Here’s a I^urens, May 7.—With singing and i story of how farm diversification,mw the htmediction pronounced by thoj the dogma, doctrine and Bible of lead- president, Mr.s. Frank K. Barron, the ing agricultural ecom.mists, made one South ( arolina branch of King’s farmer economically independent. ,\nd I>aughter.s and Son.s adjourned her( ; it bnppene*! a.s much by Occident a^ by today at noon. ; design. i .\fter a luncheon, served at the. Ben F. Chapman, chief clerk of the ^’'ir.st Baptist church, the visitors left^ state denrVtment of agriculture. aUo for their homes this afternoon. '' operate- a farm, commutirg from ^he The convention completed the .selec-j codntry t.» his work in town. For sey- tion of^ils officers today. They are; eral years he tillesl his soil for one I’re.<ident, .Mrs. Frank K. Barron of product only,—cotton. Then he became'Columbia; first vice-president, Mrs. .J.i intere.sted in hog.i. I*. Klli..tt of Columbia; second wice-j To ra=-e hogs he had to have rarr.^pre.sident, Mrs. J. K. .Murff of Uu- N ,t wi.oiii’g to buy it. he r,.La e.l hii 'cns; recording .secretary, .Mrs. T. cftton with earn 'and d: covered h; Lane ^Monroe of Laurens; treasurer, ^ could er./w as much cotton in three 1>. 1>. Salley of Orangeburg, and i ye.irs this way as be bad previously historian, Mi.s Lula Lee of ('harles-j grown in fuir. ' Ion. , Boot nit hit Texas along atoud that Mi.s A. H. Bulwinkle of Charle.ston,' time and ('h.ipman extendesi his di- T.’L. Chilton of Florence, were elected as new' member.s of the versification to include other grains - wheat, oat-,, barley. Bather than 8<*ll the grain in depre-'sedmarkets, Oiap- nmi en\i.,l the dairying liusine.-'!!. 'Ihc c.'.A’. r.c. dc I f. rage, .so he farther di\tts;f - I «:mI raised hay. Weeds in- va.lcd 1 hay f elds, so shi I p t 1 k.*eti the weeds ■C ) executive lioanl, succeeding .Mr.s. K. C. Hesse of Charleston, ami .Mrs. H. L, Timmons of Columbia, wh.o.se terms had ext/ired. The* other members of i the board are:'Mrs, F. A. Adden oft tw- piircha^mi i <bang<*burg, .Mr.s. I). I'. Hartley of | (P,v,n. Charleston, Mrs. .J. L. Bam;sey of Dar- d.vei-ifad farm gn-w. ^ngton, Mrs. Arthur Pinckney of , , .Summerville, .Mrs. J. .1. .Mikel of (o- w'as built to store the corn, (’harU's-, i.aid or it-i in om .viai menvbers of I va'.u.* of .stored corn jumped j On the invitation of Golden Buie j circle of Columbia, presented by Mrs. | Kdliolt, the convention will hold its; —■«. A barr and hall Vvhen the fiom Til) lents to iiv! a bu ( hii'kens were added as a •OY th.lr “ ttliin," 'he further! yiversif.ration. So wa.s fruit. Chapman e-timates that in the past, jj;,52 session in the capital city. Uia. f a ml 1 y- .Pimti -ROCr,.;4, PlousfH Nhall yi* know [iroclulrns I’ariH. WlDi niodt that Is «-xtn-mi ly partial j to th»* Mull. a vurii'il aBHortiiomt of I .cotton hloiiHi'M l8 (|nlt»* cHMi'ntlal I this yfar. With th<' itppropi iati- ' hloijw. the same soil riial Ih worn for HporlM may iloiilile for town I wear,or est-n teim fill air in the inodel^how n at left, while the collar an^ front ruffle add a feminine touch to the Jacket roHtume. To the ri«ht is shown a hlnuse of tucked net—u Marls favorite for the siimtner .suit. Fine ruch- InR.s give a collar and yoke *-ffect. Hi Pupils Present Elnjoyable Play parted On Thui-iLiy night. May 7. in the Horida Street srhool auditorium pu pils of <’!inton high schiial pre-'ente l “Pr.ife.-isor P( pp,” a farcial comedy in three acts. The iday wa.-i enjoyed from beginning (o end, and much ciedit i.e <lue the menitiers of the ea.st. active cirde.s and a i)jembership of ap-i proximately l,f>bb- j During the I.aurens meeting memo-' rial services were observed for de-i niemlM*rs, including Mrs. .John i 'hite, president of the convention',! who die<l at her home in Charleston | since the last annual .session. slt-evcH Kivf an excfi-dlngly ypp.th-‘ adaptable to many occaatons. CROSS HILL NEWS V'. P. Weldon left far hi.s home in This year .1. L. ('arter offered jLVoO'Sumter on Thursday. (> !)-i. in fold to the pupil atljudged tb actor. The judges, Mis.ses Young, Por ter, and McIntosh, teacher;* in the Thornwell orphanage school, decided thad fir.sl place was due ('ceil Barn- hardt. .'s«*eon<l plaie went to Sadie Chandler, atid third to Lydie Uuim*. WANTS I of Camp her aunt. Au- .Mc- and FOR BKNT New brick hmi.-e on Fer guson .srteet. ,1. M. Pills. lie STBAWBF.BBlh^^ Plenty nieip ripe berries arid pretty .sweet peas this week aiul next, Mrs. .1. W. Milam, jihone lllri. I/OST 'IVo Ford wheels anil from bard truck, between Clinton days Un,l Whit.nire, on Calhoun highway. | ton. K( w'anl ii retiinuNl to B. S. Salter-j Mr. ami lit;.lie .Uatthews Hill, Aia., is at home with Mrs. ,). H. Basor. i Farle Bathford of Clinton, visited his parents here Sunday. .Mr. and .Mrs. Leslie Ilavis of Igu.sta, and .Mr. and .Mrs. Alliml ".Vlekin >1 lilt Sunday with .Mr. Mr.s. .1. L. Griffin. Mr. aid .'dr.i. Harold Hallman of ,; pi in^;fii'l(i, weie vi.sitors .here Sun day. Mr. and Mrs. H. H. bTiller and ihil- dien of NewlK-rry. visittsi Mr. and .Mis. .1. H, Ba^a|• oir SundajC” .Mivand .Mrs. Frank Miller And .Mar gie of Whitmin*. were vi.sitors luue Chamber Holds May Meeting New OfficerN Inducted Into Of fice and Standing Committees For Year Are Named. sidewalk Traders —— Ganienias, that iMHitonniere of the j CbamiHT of Commerce held its i bmrlevanlier. the favunte flower ofj*'^“y nu-eting Tuesday evening in the {kings and captains, were selling for '’^'*^' looms with President W. H. IfifU-en cents each in the heart of | •'^''*'P-<"tipre.siding. Mr. Simpson in a.s- Timos S.|uare this week. They were'the jiresideney for the new being offered by a sidewalk peddjer'uxfiressed his appreciation for '<«MlAPMNf “Peni-Arch” Health Shoes Are. for modern women who appreciate the imponance of Style—Comfort—ThriftI / It ( Fir smancst . . . Comfon features of much higher-priced arch support footwear . . . and S4.98 is cenainly a noteworthy low price for these "fine shoe” features: steel arch-supporu ... fine quality leathers^.. first and fifth metatarsal pockets .. . two widths narrows heel for snug fit... welt soles. J. C. Penney Co., inc. 7 - 9 Musgreve Street ♦ Ii wha vtas doing a rinhing business, l ailher down llie street another ped dler wa.-. imloadmg nveet |rea.s at five cents a sinul! bunch. That the-e prices niav lie appreci ated one mu,it r«*alize that millions of gaidi'iiias have been sold in recent year.-, at $I and $ I ..'>() ^each. Two cen- tiine.s ag.i IteaiiMrumimd iis4*d to buy ‘.him for half a crown in KuglamI that is s<!\ty cents. the honor and a.sked the hearty eo- of<eratian of the entire member.shiji in promoting the activities of the organi zation. Beport.s from several committoe.s were heard, and a vote of t’aanks an*!] appreciation tenderiHl the hosi>ital id work in en- vetcrans’ hus- committee for its sjijen. .leavoring to LK-ate the pital in tl.'.s ci/mmunity. Tr I'le.sideiK announced the stand-. * i .Monday tires! Miss Lizzie Carter sjient .sevi .?fil last ■ ing.uiaiiiiiitteea fur the year, imtlining A Broad Market *i'>Drt‘'*trd duties, and a.sked a Flower sale.-iiien do only a small^P'rit co-operation on the part ol the liiLsiness that street ped- part of each individual memlxT in suc- dler.s heie carry on. One cun buy neck- c’e.ssfully carrying forth the year's H .Mrs. ,J. B, Basor of (?reen- wh;te, t'liiitaii, al Young’s FOB low down Broai A ' pa.LVi ;airs six-room apartment on stieel. ,\lso rooms in .l.icobs M Id Mj;. Apply Ja.'ol,^ iV Com- .r,c l. :ip)!;onc UdS. _7-D5-ll)t Handsome Upright PIANO Will sell for balance due .\. O’DANIKL. on. wi'ek with relativi's in Clin- ties, gold watches (2.a emits each), '^'**'k. novelty jewelry, fruit, imtati es, fu*.-h The committees as approved by the fish, shoelaces and almost anything hoard of directors, follow: else from cur!. de.iL-rs. Advertising: W. P. Jacobs, chair-' They do a thriving business, partic- man, .lohn MeSween, B. L. 1‘laxico, .ularly men and the small fruit men in B. F. Sadler, C. M, Bailey. I the whole*ale furriers’ district, where Agriculture; B. H. Boyd, chairman,^ 'the o|H'rators stand around during R. Steer. C. \V. .Stone. J. M. Pitts, ... their lunch hour and supi.lements their ly alter being quite ill. quick - - Mrs.' ,S. .A. Leaman, Mrs.- lAM.nora Pharmacy, ville, spent .Sunday with .Mrs. .Nannie Itp Davenport. a, , Grady Culbertson of Spartanburg. BI'.N I Two .six-room hunga- . * , ... ,, , spent .Sunday with his i.areiits, .Mr. s. MiM crii eonvemeiues. .Also one , ... land .Mrs. \N. P, ( ulhertson. Mrs. 'I'om ('lews is improving n ce- We Are Offering* 5 Cash Prizes For the best PLAIN or ANGEL FOOD CAKE made from OMEGA FLOUR, SAT URDAY, MAY 16th. For Further Information Call Our Store A. .Major, IMiskes Gertrude and Agni's j la'aman, and .Ann Major were shiq'- ! per.s in (iis-enwoiMl on .Monday. ! .Mrs. .Mae Leaman and Billy qf Clin tin, vi.Lted .Mrs, Bigfe Leaman on Sunday, i I ( ress Hill Schoi.l Hmior Boll ' Seventh grade; .Mary Kllcii .Adam . JL \’. Golding. Ka.v iiii'tid Hdl. I'jglitlf grade: 1 u'.a A'chi.-im, Ruth ('(deman. I dean 'r W atk.n.s. i N.nlli grade: .Mike! .'smith. ' tv'.'ith j,iadc; Vv daia t'arlcr, B i i- ;i;i.a Hanna. ILichcl 11 i;. .Arnold Sini'h. L«o> Wade. l',.i*vcutli gtaic; I Id.aa Workman, Ka;h.vn D.nuy. .A:iiie ilcnny. D.uo- l.i.v 1 I mcr. .Nivae .'IcNe l, .''aia I,.in I'm d. -fruit luiu heon w ith some succulent from the peildler's wagons.—-— yhairmian, Jr., Jack '^Dulvious GinkIs The chi^ue of getting "stung” in Inlying --fuiything from peddlei's is pretty hc.ivy, 'i‘'ew expect the g dd watches to cotilam much of that metal !nii liie.v do evpect tti have the vval. h- c.s lick, rile last auy'of these tpiartei tiia. p'eces ha.- I'ceii known to d,) is lur. tell- iirnatcs im one vviud'Mg if they do that. .'s.Ik ai :'<■•(■< a’e o load ed with .n t.ie cliief ;i<lul;eraMt o! silk ‘ih.il otic ca l a' .iKist hake i ut that gr met.il by .siammliig the iie.ktie icf.r.iist a post. It cannot he dmi.ed tliat .-'oim^ ot il.em a.e t|irtt pretty. (Lie fifty cent t.e vvvi.e almi.-i a full week, which .A. May. .Aviation; D. -J. lirimm,_ .1. S. Finley, .). F. Jacobs, li. Young, \V. .A. .lohn-on. Communic.itioiis; R. W. Wade, chairman, .1. F. Jacobs, t-'r.. H. D. Hen ry, S. (’. Hays, .\. ,1. Milling. Kiuertainnient: L. B. Dillard, chair man. G. U. Blakely, \S. C. James. Iiulustiial; K. J. A lair, chairman, B. K. Ferguson. B. IL BlakMy, .1. H. I’ltls, B. (I. Whitten. .Mc'ooi 1 hip: I. I i. ii.»i:aia'i, .S. . Su.nc I..\ :ui. ( '. ii -a a'.ss. 1 1. Ilia tv a .<! ..loial,-; ehaiiina’i, Im (cie.aiui. L. D. .net raw, I. l». ( pe- a’ul. Wither']) : at. I'l. L. Bo'.' I 11\ Ki i! i'. I'l.r.'er. .1. W. Dav;.'. W i. MeCr.u V, 1. !). C .va I's, e pen ;ve dre:-,"';itr. .MISS lU UDEiTK ci'i: .\s For 88 Yean It Hot Been a Qood Flourl (Hr'l SFiOl* $10 now buys “a needed anchor to windward"—an iCina SPECIAL Automobile Accident Policy — for pedes trians as well as motorists. h pays $S,000 for loss of life, as well as litvcral awards for loss of limbs or sight. It also includes payments for loss of time and medical expense. Write or phone for particulars. T N A -1 Z E NOW! S. W. SUMEREL, .LTNA-IZER Gray Court Bank Closes Its Doors Dae .Mil!', and s.iail I unn;ng int •A .Slick/iin >t he in .New A'ork a month ah.iut the -treets without ' ai'.e kind af a ladi'e that .Mi.ss ’r'larr'.e Burdette i-* ojiening a gift shop at her home, 82 N. Broad St., on b riday. May 15th. .-A: ticUvs tor i worth knowing about. The way it itK'lude gilts for graduadon and Giay Court, .May 12. The Bank of happeii.s it that, as you saunter along, (^fker occasions, such as silhouette (iiay Court failed to ouen its doors -some honest appearing truckman, stall'tn’cy. hand-made handkerchiefs ■ for business this morning. dressed in overalls, sidles up and says cases, bridge tallies, boudoir pil- A notice posted on the door ^f the lender his voice,“‘Like a harga n?” low's.and other handwork. Orders will I bank bi ief !y statis; ".At a meeting of Who can ri d 1. You inquire and taken by the gift shop tor fancy the hoard of dirtH'tors o f the Bank of'^ind he wo^ ks** al. ng ,he d^cks and bridge card.s. j Gray Court held thi.s day a resolution ju^^t he'-cd to unload a foreign j — IS, heie'ay iiosted and apnroved that steamship. .A packing case broke open beat. He looked things over and called the affairs and iiusiness of the Bank ^t-d he got a wonderful shawl, or a the fire department and the police pa- !of Gray Court he delivered into the pi»?i.‘e of dre.-.s goods, or a suit pattern j trol, > • 'hands of .State Kxaminer Fant for a worth SlbU or something like that. ' .Meanwhile the crowd grew until it .period of JO days, pending plans fori "If you can keep your mouth shut numbered 3,000 or more people. Those !u*-i:penirg if any. If hank is not ie-|.V'JU can .akc heune somethng to the in fiant offered all kinds cf sugges- openeil then to he liquidated.” mi.-sus that is worth having. How tiens. The driver of a truck got out a rope, made a sling under the horse’s can .akc hc:i mi.-sus that is v The Bank of Gray Court was or- about it?” | ganized in 1007 had a stock of $25,000 Depending on how you come out of | belly, hitched the rope to his auto, and $25,000 surplus. R. L. Gray was the -wrestle with your conscience is j .started the engine and o"ut came' lTie' president of the institution, C. D. Gray the measure of your loss. If you buy j horse, practically unscathed, acting vice-president and cashier, and anything you lose. But that truckman' When the firemen arrived they! H, A. Ropp assistant cashier. Scalloped Dinhes ! Allow one cup of sauce, cracker crumbs moistened fourth cup butter, for <two meat or fish or any of the you may use. one cup in one- cups of mixtures looks so honest and there’s only two in the deal. It’s one of those things that adds considerably to the cost of a trip to New York. RATS DIE M do aiice. once they eat RAT-SNAP. And they leave no odor behind. Don’t Ukc oor word for it—try a package. Cats and dogs won’t touch it. Rats pasB up an food to get RAT-SNAP. fli •r- I , tyou may use. Line a deep baking dish Pantry, Kitchen or Cellar. one-fourth of the crumbs, add a «5c aize —2 cakes— for Chicken mixture, a layer of sauce. Honae, coops, or small buildings. one-fourth of crumbs, another layer $1.25 aize—5 cakea—enough for | of ^((ch and cover with the remaining j Broadway. i Cosmopolitan—$2.50 per year, all farm and out-buildings, storage , half of the crumbs. Bake till crumbs j Its hind legs went down into the !^®'^’' second month, and MWnfH, or factory buildings. are brow*n. Oysters may be used 1 manhole, in which two laborers werel^^® month. you found themselves with nothing to do.' The captain of the firemen gave his! 0. K, to the job and asked the truck! driver where he learned how to pulli j horses out of manholes, j ‘^h, you have to do things lika-,this jout where 1 come from,” was the re- *» A Broadway Happening A horse played a star part right in'j'^mder. “I was raised on a farm. the heart of New York’s theatrical i— district the other day when it backed | into a manhole at 41th street and! SPECIAL OFFER $1 50c Sold and guaranteed by YOUNG’S PHARMACY alone, with their juice and the crumbs.■ working ten feet below the street lev-! !el, and stuck there. Leading the crowd I SUBSCRIBE TO THE CHRONICLEjof curious was the policeman on the See JAMES W. CALDWELL For further Information For Better Baking! OMEGAfXOUR (Plain and Salt Risinc) ^ Always Satisfies! When ALL Your Friends Sa> OMEGA Is a Better Flour, There Must Be Something to It! r Flee Piizey Every Saturday V\ jih each 50c paid on Tccaunt.s or far ca«h pur chases, you will be j^:iven a ticket entitlini; you to a chance at one of c ir regular Free Prizes jjiven away each Saturday evening at 7 c’drek. You must be present to vs in. ' Prizes for Saturday, May 16th: 1st Prize—18 lbs. Otne^a Fleur 2nd Prige—10 lb. Kinjran’g Reliable Ham 3rd Prize—25 lb. Sack Sujrar 4th Prize—8 lb. Bucket Lard. 5th Prize—12 Cans No. 2 Tomatoes Baldwin's Grocery ‘Good Things To Eat” Phones 99 and 100 i ♦ The Clinton Chi'oniclc'—$1,5Q & Yc&r