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PAGE TEN ' >V' ■•■. ,><-1 THE CLINTON CHRONICLE, CLINTON. S. C THURSDAY, MAY 21, 1931 *Voppy Day^’To Grammar Pupils ^7 B. Ob^rved! Tak, To Stage " f Local American I^ion Auxil- Florida School Children To Close lary To Sell Poppies May 30th Year’s Work \Vith Two-Act. For Aid-cf .Soldiers. I Operetta This Evening. By Edson R. Waite ! That the wide-awake business man I never hesitates, ^ (W’ritten for The Chronicle) { Bupils of the F'lorida Street school j That he knows those who hesitate public ^ The ladie. of the American Le^rion '' i” present an operetta. ‘‘A^-tic ania.”; Auxiliary of this citv have bought '’»• “<'o!umbm8 Trip to the I c, * 500 poppies from the soldiers who are auditorium f * . , . sick in various veterans’ hospitals inl'‘v<‘ning at eight o’clock as their "art business men must be up and the I’nitfd States and they are ask- .^^e city school’s (^losing program. ‘"e time, ing the citizens to buv a poppy or Quite a large contingent of boys and Mav M) when they are'met \yy mem- >?’*■'« the school will appear in the' j handed every business man. bnt the'Called at the bank and wished the new' Douglas, vice-president; Walter B, _s’'.cnss of 'd'-as depends on the decis->institution much success. 'Wallace, cashier, and R. H. Wright, lion of t’ne business man. ' ■ ' j Officials connected with the bank iassistant cashier. That t?’' man who* succ-.eds is noi^lfrcm out of town present were Thos. | ; the man w'ho waits for business, but H. Davis, Charleston; W’illiam Bam-- Saturday Evening Pwd, $2.00 par the man who makes un his mind to well, Edward A. Wayne, Columbia; . <* . cn in. 4 • 00 'succeed and then goes ahead and doejjc.. Thurston- and J. D. Eyington,jyears, . , years, it. Charleston. Officials include: G. E.j JAS. W. C.iLD^^L.’. t The better a busine.«8 serves the | T a busine.«8 serves the better business they wil , 1 -- bers of the organization nr by high which the public is school girls who will be selling them invitcMl. on the .strtH-ts <luring the day. The i The operetta opens at the North poppies will not be prici'd Just give Pole with a fairy’.spwtacle: Aurora Bo- w’hat you will—but let all 'ouy aud .nalis, Mildred Whitten, her nymphs wear one. The proceeds from the sale fi’' ! fairies at play, her sprites- Kr.i.st, lee, Sle<*t, Snow and Hail ap» near in frolic and fun. Distant cornet w’omen, and chiiilren wh) are still lalds the coming of the Prince of paying the niice of the World war. ‘Ke T)olar regions, Bill W'ade, who con- i That they must be constantly origi- inating new ideas and advertising plans and put them into effect. Peoples State Opens Bank At Newberry Xfcwberry, May 18.—The .Vew’berry- will go into the treasury to be us,*l in making life blighter for the men. By Wearing one of the.-e red pon pies we can not only [lay h nor to the men who gave their live- f('r Ameri o in the war, but ■vve can help the di - abled veterans and tneir families wh are still living. I.et every one buy a ponpy on May .30. That they know that by so doing branch of the Peonies State Bankiof ' they produce improved bu.siness. ].South Carolina opened this morning ' That the right adverti.sing at the at 9 o’clock in the quarters formerlv I right time increases business. occupied by the Exchange bank. The U ^at good ideas increase bu.«ine.<>s. 'first depositor was Chief Ju.st=-e Eu- , , They do not hunt the business men, gene .S. Blease. The deposits for the but the bu.8iness men have to think Jay amounted to .$108,605.09. The tn<*m up themselves. ... I was beautifully decorated with hat many varieties of ideas are j flowers. A large number of friends Nrtubprrg QIoUpcip ^umtnpr ^rliool Newberrv, S. C, JUNE 15 — JULY 24. 1931 Cour.ses, all approved by state departments of education, offered to Primary. Intermediate and High School teachers for renewing and raising certificates. " Standard courses for college credit; also courses for college en trance. » Strong faculty, attractive curriculum, personal attention to indi vidual needs of students, comfortable dormitory accommodations, ex cellent table fare, a homelike atntpsphere in the “City of Friendly Folks.” ^ Modern and handsome dormitory for women recently completed. Total expenses, including tuition. ro«f» and board. $4.5.00. F'or catalog, address JAMES C. KIN.-^RD, President i«'rs, with hi.H .subjects, means to prevent the North Pole being discov-: ■red. The council is interrupt«-<l by the ^ arrival of air air])lane, from which' dr. ps, bv parachute, a newsr)ap<'r re-1 porter, .John W. Kinney, who plants the .Stars and .Strines at the .North pole. I'n It* Sam Oriti l)a\is, and jColunibia Katherine Graham, irriv--, on the cruise-r, America of the White! .S(|ua<iron, under the <-ommand of Gen-i era! Great 1 Am ’I'homas Willard lo |.OWGSt DlQClGr Polar, through Freezing Pointi Billy Pitts, master of ceremonies, [ welcomes Uncle Sum. Each subject of' ( olumlda, .May 18. The I‘‘'’pb'-s i jmince exj)rc.s.se.s greetings. Grand .Slate bank, of < oliimbia, was Die I gyeen of ,\i.ght Ade- successful bidder in lending tbv .state The batik’s bid \vas 2.88 per Vent People’s State Bank an<l carrie<l with it it .$Ui prtoiiiUm. The Centttil Union oank, ('oliutibia, was the only other bidder, offering to j, lend the motley at iier cent plus a $255 premium. * - ^ The lojtn will mature serially next .lanuaiy and February and is to be used for sttite purpose.s, < bieflv in Itayirig 6-0-1 sebool l;iw obligation.^ and pensions for <dnfeder;ite ve*(*r- ans. For The Graduate (•radnation ('ards-nnd ap propriate* gifts for this oc casion. Reduced prices in Stationery and ('orresp«m- •dence ( ards. For The Children (Tur' Retail f.ihrary for children includes a number (if interesting and .selected bt f ks — Rrici' 10c week GALLOWAY- McMILLIAN Book Store cene same e^bration jn honor of Columbia’.s visit is opened by arrival of nymnhs, eour- ' iers to the event. Grand Ktitree, lead y Fieezing Point, Prince Polttr, I'n- |cl(> .Sam ami Retinues, t^ueen Aurora! iind Train, Columbia and Gutirds, Re- ■ pot ter, .Snowflakes, Pages, .Sprites, | I and N'adiy, t^ueeri of Niglit. Un Ic Sam, wishing lo show tuiprecitition of the royal wa'leome receffed, displays I the sourci* of .America’s strength l>y int riKlucing .Si'alji A Head Paul Lea-1 gue; Continental, Jr. Charles Hollis; .Agrieultui(■ - W. P. Baldwin; .Minor .loe .McMillan; Commerce Walter Tiwld; Finance of Unit»‘d States Bob .lories; the two ,Ir. immigrants, Hans A’oki-nspiel— L. L. Coj)elan<l, and .Mike G’Calughan Rols'it F.llison; Father 'rime .Marion Chaney; the .seasons, Spring Evelyn Henry, .Summer Mary .lano .Sturgeon, Autumn Doro thy Edwards, WintiT Enolitia .lories; Sports Peggy Spruill. Freezing I'oint resimmls hy presenting a band of 1‘lskimos, polar birds and ariimalK, .Aurora’s Amazon Guards in grand* man h, and N'luljy, Queen of Night. Santa. Claus _erilers,' jt]i\'ites llu'm al! to visit him and the sc«'ne (loses with an (Uisemble, jui naialory to visiting the dear old man. Laurens School To Close Session *l*residen( (.f Erskine (’(illege Tu Preach ILiccalaurcale SernKui. Dr. INioIe Tu .Make .Address. FIRST TIME IN SOI Nl) The supreme picture of till lime . . hruught tu >uu . . . with rejuvenat ed majesty , , . through the miracle of (he mod ern .siound screen. I). \V. (iRIFFlTH'S MASTERPIECE “The Birth of a Nation” (ilreater . . . far greater . . . mure thrilling than ever before . (his stu pendous . . . colossal epic returns to the .screen to again electrify America’s millions I Not 100'; Talking — Rut 100'( Sound CAPITOL THEATRE Laurens, S. C. Mon. and Tues, May 25 and 26 j I.am CHS, May IS. 'I'hc pr igrani for tile giadiiating cxcii i.scs if the Lau rens high school was announced this week by Snpt. C. K. Wright, f >lIowiiig the acceptance of invitations liy speak ers-invUtd to addi'ess the gcaJuating class. ! 'I'he annual serin.ui will be delivered isunday evening, .May 21th. at tin Eir^t Presbyterian ehuiah by Rev R. C/Grier,. D.D.. president of Er.skine eo'lege. Besides the seriiion. the (‘xei- eises wilL include a musieal prograi*i i embracing several luiniber.s by tl.e' higli school glee club. i On Thursday evening at the higli I sclntol auditorium the graduating .’lass will pie.'-eiit its annual elass night ex ercisi s when the young graduates wi'l add a spice of varb*ty to the week’s progiam. The graduating exercises will b.' held Friday eveiiin.g in the high school ainlitoriuni, when Dr. Frank K. Poole of Euniian university, will deliver the' .literary address. A change in the reg ular graduating night pregram will be made this year, staUal Mr. Wright, in that the presentation of all medals and certificates, exveiit dinlonias ti] hhe graduating elass, will not take’ i place on that occasion. Instead, they w’ill be presented at a special session for seventh ifraders to be held earlier in the day. ^ 'Fhe session for the'seventK graders wil) he held at 10 a. ni., in the high svhool auditorium, at which time Hon. R. E. Babb, memtier of the county jooard of education, will make an ad dress, This session is not to be con fused w'ith the annual seventh grade I commencements held in the past, said Mr, Wright, but will only concern I those seventh grade .pupils who expect to attend the Laurens high school next I year. ’There are thirty hoys and twenty- nine girls in the graduating class. NOTICE OF LOST CERTIFICATE OF DEPOSIT ! Please take notice that on May 29, 1931, the undersigned wdll apidy' to M. S. Bailey & Son, Bankers, Clinton. S. C., for Certificate No. 7338, issued I to Mr’S. R. C. McLees for the amount of $358.76, dated Nov. 15, 1930, and (issued for six months after date. This Certificate is made payable to the undersigned. l5-28-2c MRS. R. C. McLEES. t 'Sr ir. lAEiE YOUR BEDROOM A DREAM or beauty/ c:? 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