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PAGE TWO IHB CLINTON CHRONICLE. CLINTON, S. a THURSDAY, MAY 28, 1931 WAN T S SALK —Gcnuim* treated I’or* JRica Potata Plants. Apply tn ,1. H. St©re, riirton, S. d-’ll-'*' F( K S.MjK Or will traiic'. 'I fan > milk C ’W>. Also or*' h-a-*;* f i f. on North P'oa-I S*. H .1. P fOM.VTO “I.WT^ nriri!!!.'.. derosa i»'ul Mar'.'i^ !'♦' wilt-josisf an One doz.n 100 fur '0, , t . • Company. NOTH'!: I wi.'^h t r 'a h pu;>:: v- have hool work ty make up. .'I.'-.'. William P. Hailey, 127 N.rth Hr a* street. 1 > P FOR RKNT Two six-room i^orya- lows. Mu(lo;'n coiivtuiit nee<. down-stairs six-room ap,; n. • Broad sLi'e<'t. .\lso ruoPis in J.o & Co. buildmtr. .Aj-p’y .laeolis iV Cum pany, telephone 2uk. 7-ln-iO’ “Fecial prices Hirirni : ■ I u aeJmis- on ( m pi: e 1 ■* ‘ I.C T.'I'V) , ‘.re w.ll »•->(!■. )() ar 1 ee-r: u-uih a'l attrm tiori< ( %<•«.i*..ur “TR\'>MH iicRN” H”d “n::t rs a.n'ii is " wiia h will mair‘a;ri our ore; ent s h- i- ulr of 10 ami to cents, i n acroiiiil o'" ex.o iitionally hijfh class onduf ions. We will ma nlain our u«ual standard ijaalily of pulur«‘< and < n a ■cuimt of this redirtiop we truH hat you will favor QS with hearty lupnort in order to maintain our .slandanl and Kive Clinton the Iwst for less money. (iood shows ar«' an asset for any live town and boost all businesses an*{ help to k( ( ti a town on the map. j vVe kno.v ei n lition ■; and eir 01111-! stances, therefore we demn it eonsid- mate to re<!u e admission prices and live anil let live. I I OnsiOer that you a 1* t,Te**i:i" tal'. int' pictures for silcpt tiictures ‘h it no om* would want to <;.» hack and sit throutrh silent days. CASINO THEA’^".:. Dillard Milam. Mary Emma place. Given by /. B. Frontis, Jeweler. .^2 oO jfold piec e. •^llf unillHpufeil acrepUtnte of the | Borlal life. Old Ivory Is the nhade * MheiT colfonM In the formal i appropriately chosen for this Kown mode Is undoiilifedly due to their adaptability to both the youthfully of Grecian simpllcltys relieved by rosettes of lace to effect an Inter HOphlstlcated ajid the more elegant i estlnjf variation of the evening sll- tn-nde of current fashions. Years hopetfe. Turquoise •ccessorles ago beautiful, fine-woven cottons were selected to give Just the right were the choice of pampered society color accent. •heliuL.. ajid ICJa^JEllh Jhls r?.turn A sophisticated dunce frock In that fashion now concerns herself. ■'Dress to your type!” becomes the slogan of smart women every- w here. The charm of dull-teitured cot ton lace, which so enhances the beauty of the skin, Is attested In tbe model nt the right, Bul)scrlhlng to the sophistication of modem brdldered l>atlste—Is shown to the left. The use of organdie ruffles lends an enchiuiting air of femin inity, while the striking effect of hist k etiihroldery 6n the sheer white fabric Is emphasized by the use of lilack accessories. The re sult Is a combination of youthful chic and Individuality. Owens, Speake. Ninth .grade; Rosa Bailey Robbie Hender.son. Frances j Mary Glynn Chambers, p'loren'‘e Itramatic.s: Cecil I Adair, Kuella Denson, V'ivian }*arks j'ivcr'by Mr. Joe I •Adair, M.orgaret Taylor, Rub^^Wor 1- oici c. tuff, Morea Cheek. Roswell B rt ^r. ''lill Ellis, Janie.-! Slo-in. Mar/arcl .Mtiorhead, R hert M .^ara Hial'.e'y. Eigh li Dayne Wo’-kma^’. I’.t ne Dilla d, Nt d .Snrunf, J. I. A’>- : an'. '. Elizaoi ih H'li.'is, .\ap,-y A’ •rv’' .''',\ard Fert'-uson. .Ada .‘^ue Alien. >i :a .la 'k Witherspot n. Fli rida Streu t School F !.st g ado; John Sloan. AgTo- , Kern, Jane I.Ht’e, V'lt jrinia Surnerel, He'( n Lueile Willard, Virginia W'er, ' fli nty Etta A'oung. William .Ander- .n, Jack Arringtftn, Mc.Millan’ Finney, Harold FNtts, Robert I'orterfield, J;t k Fie«>d< r. Ftoy Workman. Second <ra'i(?: Miriam Coleman. No- iaral .Sud.Uah, l.;>r(.‘i:a Fiumjfh, Ce!e-bc Arrington, Carol'n .MeSween. loKra- heth Wvsor, liichurd Taylor, Thelma , Whitniiie, Itee-e Y mng, I.ula Gray llarri.s, I-Jorence FFunter, Fmily Mar- jtin, Myrtle SmHh. Andy A'oung, Fran ces I’idward.-', F'lliz.abcth FFatton, ,Nor- ! ma F’arri.-h, C’ara Mae F’oole, Df>ro- Itliy Stutls, Florence Ella liiakely, L. IF. Dunaway. I Third grade; .J,)«ephine Copeland^! I Walter Fteeder, Frances Spiake, Irby, FFipp, Clifford I.owman,. Cooley Na-I jbors, Flerltert ('hamber.s. Mary Eliza-j beth Baldwin, Wilena fJlenn. Ivewis I’itts, Elliott Ja^ob.s, Jennie Lee j Young.. I Fourth grade: .Margaret Brice. Lou-j i.se Jacobs. Inez Young. Margaret j K«*rn, Miriam Donnan, Miles Hunter,! oh. Mildred Stewart AdjjiiVsecond; Paul Todd, third. Stonewall Jackson essay, 15.00 OU goto piete. , .Stonewall Jackson essay, jo.uu in Little. Debate: Paul Todd. Medal given by L jj 2 ^-^ight of Spratt, J. C. Penney Co. $2.r)0 gold piece. ' . u ♦ iv I)r.amutic.; C.cil Rurnhardt Medal ^-haptcr. Won by Barnhardt. .Medal Carter. $2.50 rold .Medal ■ty William Bobo, i “A”hy I find my country beautiful Also arid how I should learn to ]'rai;-e it to my inter-alHeil comrades.'’ $2.50 gold piece given by local chapter of Amer ican i.egion Auxiliary. Won by .Annie Lee Jackson. "Why South Carolina fruits 'ahd vegetables should he used.” $1.50 giv- $5.00 en by the Woman’s club. Won by Eve- Ivn Chambers. Spelling contest: Billv Owen .von fii’.'t place last ye;-ir. a'.vai J to Krnni: ■ .Adair. Given 'irilcy'" Bank. :^2.50 g')!(i piece. .'tory Telling corte.-t: Virginia K' l- I^Ts. .Medal i/iven b.y Chronicle Pub- i. hing Co. $2.50 gold piece. .S -hoIar-hip medal . I’aul Toild, .Med al given by Cojfnnierc:;i! Ba go,d piece. D. .A. It. medal, given by local chap-' Mildred Windsor and Ervin Bell of tio : Doris Abram.-', first; Paul Todd, .Acarieniy Street school, awarded $2.50 second; Emmie Adair, third. gold niece.s for the highest averages I'. D. C. medal, given by local chap-jin the .school. Prizes given by W. J. ter: Doris Abrams, first; Emmie Bailey. HONOR PUPILS IN CITY SCHOOLS FOR 1!i:fo-;fi session I S your car always on your mind.^ Arc you always worrying about what might happen.^ Slop/ Shift the worry to us! iE T N A - I Z E Our AJtta ComhhuttioM Automobilt Policy covers cicry insuralilc mo toring risk. It ptjyi—in peace ot mind now; in prompt settlements lately, if you run into troulile. Phone for rate! 8. w. vsrMi:iu-:i.. .y.’iNA-r/.KK a HIGIIK.SI YKARI.Y AVERAfJES IligFt .SehiNil I. c^ .'h Gmu ral: IFayni* Wnrl.m.'u laiiii - I’ay 'ilioin.is .Ad lisc.n. I • 'T !1 ( nllcp c 1! J. E. A 'u'.-ini II l,i./.if vlai' Ilembit c. la. Cullcc'1 A' Ned Snrmt. Inn,' l>il,U(l, FIvaibc’h Ilarri.H. ! .\.ii 1, ( . M ic'i Chc< li, Fii "■i lie \iir,ipi' I, -ui e Ildflon. Ninth C d!.; e B: Dill Flli-i. dam.-’- H'_7hei*t — ' . ; Nin b I 'ullcgf Rebiiie FFender.^on, H i .1 ll.'iilcy I.it'le, l•'l•ance.s .Spraft. 'F'lrth General: FF.igh Ilolmaii, lone; \’.m II Hen, Ru'h Nalmrs. | Tintb ('ol'egi-: .M.try llow/.e D'llardi am! Wrl'ii .’'lay Wilson, tied for fir.st. C.ipie M ■C|•;u•y, C itherine Blakely. I Kle\c!i;h General: I.vilie Leake, .Ati- iiie I ee Ia; l;.' 01, Giles Bailey. Fleveli'b Col'e e: I'aul Todd, Dori.s , .Mary W; rl•'nlall. I If rid.i .Sireel .Srhticd l ir-: glade' lohn Siimii Belt'’ Iltin i'.t r, Al-'Iics K'.'in a:id VirginiJ^ .Sutner- e! tieil for tFiird. . .'s( r till grade, .Section .A: Miriam i'olc'm;.:i and Noland Smldeth tied foi i fir.st. Fl.zabcth Wy.sor, Celeste Ar- ringto:'. .Seften! 'gr;' !('. .Si>ction P>: Thelma Whiiiiire, L. H. Dunaway, I.ind.sey Tin :i( 'l'ti;r<l grade, Sei'tion A; JoreMliina Crow. r f*h. gruiile; SibvT-Shuniake, nor I :i:il)le, Nidlie Weight. line l..ownian, Frances Simpson, Doris Suber. ' j Fifth grade: W. P. Baldwin, Rovj ■ Johnson, FtoFiert M'y.sor, I.ouise Bai-I ley. Bob .Jones, F’aul F,eague, Duncan [Workman, Billy Idghtfoot, William ' I’erdue, Dorothy Edward.s, Edith I.ynch, Inez Rumph, Bennett Eail Wilson. Sixth grade: Lorene Rumph. Re becca .Speake, Pogvy .'^priint, Robert • Kllis'.n, Tom Kllisi n. Adelu:di‘ Roh- ert-i, M'lrv .Fane .S’urgeon Thelma Taylor, |! II Wade, .Mariom Chaney. Alice NaUor.s, MivVtharene I’itts. .Self nth gradt:* l. /iii.-e Chamle r*' Kath 'i ine Graham I.ueile W ihon , ira I rari'i’s Bi'duin, Laeti’ia June.-*, bay ,\ritlcrsnn, Floi 'c I’rowe, tiaynelif' Ki nniri'-'', (I'hris’inn Suwers. Academy Street School F t t gr.idi': Katiilt f n llow.inl, Vi\- an Meiig, D.n’othy Dorsey. FI ri l'.‘ iWhil'iiire, Fffie Mae Wilhank.s, Itay jwil.son, Leroy llendersen, .Milton .M:- jlum, Lizzie Bel! Wvilianks,. Bruce Wib- '-011, Leonard .Scott, Maliel R.ig-.-rs, .Miiniie faiu Bell, Eiila AJray Blakely, Ila ( iirry, .lack Fulh'r. Second grmle; J. 1). Gaines. Mildreil Leo Lou J. L. .Abrams, McIimL Lueile Lancaster. Paii'inei Workman. William; •^‘•‘^vster, Evelyn Stowe, Evelyn Wil- Fidlf r, .Nora Cannon, Par Pr \ iflfU'.ci* lu»o! 1 .1-' ";'a(!e. I {'■ 1 ItC, •Mien Par- a'’ l G:i'' m 10 Ilai; ' ■ n tit 1 '’nr -(m*- ■'I'd, Glad', • Tiirif*. .Sccioni "raJe; Dfiar II irrimn, Wal la'e Pi!(M’i;'i, na:'(l n.'i’Vex. 'I'h rd gr.idc Ca: •,.!a !’a-'ris»i. Lmi- <■ ShiPtiabe, ItiM!'” A(tl ;'is. I'our h la ie: B'Mtm'r l•]mery, P.iul !'( ! b, Dick I ohn ■ :ir Have You Tried Our PARKE-DAV13 VANILU YET? The Best Made No Compound No Coloring E ^ t I 16 oz. $1.39 .MAKES GOOD THINGS BETTER SADLER-OWENS PHARMACY Telephones 377 and 100 “(’orner At Union Station’ vlea- I’ERFECr ATTENDANCE High School !\Virul-ior, Helen Rochestei, AutiIi Eighth gr;ide: llayne Workman, 1 hell. ,Feseohi:ie Bull, Martha Attention I Franci.H Blalock, I BoIk), William j.iehnsffn, Joe Donnon, .Sarah Osborne. J Ninth grade: Eugene Abrams, Ryan McCrary, .Sara Ray Coleman, Olon Sheely, Nell .Ahriims, Frances Bailey’, ISuella Denson, liosa Bai’ey Little, .Margaret Tailor. j Te:ith grade; William Dobbins, .1. B, [Jvhnson, David Word, lone Von IIol- • D Inini, dame.s Gann. Fietl Campbell. I Third grade: Ervin Bell. Dolly Wil liamson, Helen Wilson. Lilliu .Ma-.‘ Pack, Sadie Edwards. Etolin Lanforl. •Neuffer Creswell, Walter I.anfunl. Ka'herine Doan, Elizabeth Harling, I I » ’ [len, Eli'/.abeth Blakely, Caroline Mar-1 Iii'hiPon. Evelyn .Medliick, 'vhle .lone , Nell Diirothv MMinn, Petty, .Mattie Wil- tin, Billy Owen.s. Eleventh gradf* Donald DuBoi.s, Fourtii grade: Ruby Holtzebiw, j James Hatton, Sadie Chandler, (tol- (leneva letle Davs, Annie Lee Jackson, I^ydie Medoia ' f.eake, Paul Todd, Stella Beckham. Doris Abrams, ange to Nunn-Bush htikleRislimied/ Oxfortls • I I an'OS Soeakv' Walt 'C Section B: Cooley I.owman, .Icnnie Na- Lec ' Copel'in; Rcrdc’, Th'rd gradi hors, I'liffon Young. F.''a::h vrailv', .Section .A: Ixiuisv' Jacobs. Margaret Brief', Margaret Kfin and Ine/. Yfumg tieil for thirvl. l-ointh gradf' Sf'ction B; E«lith Ht'n-( y, ut,^r df'iso:’,, .Miblri'fi Stf'wart, Sti'phen Fin-iv^,,,. ('op,'bind.' Thii'vt gi'ide: b :'' h giaf'e; Tem h Owens, W. lb (', ary. Huge’U' Baidu 11. IC.y Johnson. k,,;,!,.,., S’.xth grade, St'ction A; Pe'-’'gy Spring, Lorene Rumnh, .Adelaide Roh-i., ' erts. ■ lAoimg. I Sixth grailf. Section B: Audrey Da-, E’Dh griifie vis, Robert Bobo, .lessie Estes. ! Davis, Florida Street School First grade: Mc.Millan Kinney. John .Spratt, .lack Ri'e<l<'r. .Mabry McCraiy, Sara bi'ance^ b;i!ls. Sicomi gi.idf': .Miiiarn Coleman. I'batioes lidwarvis. I.ula Gray Harris, FLiU'.heth iLitton Car.dyn .Mc.Swfen. tdara .Mat' Poole, Noland Suddeth, R;u’,)li Lfiw.son, Mary Icliy Hipn. C. H. Mc- Pinson. Lewis Pitts. Guy T imiilin. cra-le; Othii Boyd Holtz law. Hester .Meadows Long-shore, James Griffin. Camphel!, Vera Spires. lao- nard Bisho]), Thelma Smith, Kathle.'n Shaw. Fifth gradf': Harold Crowe. Nat Dunaway. Marv’n Gause. Hall King Rufus Kinir. Walter Thomas Car er. Bf'atrict' .'sselin, .Nora ( annon, .Sara Fuller. Prf'viflenre Schfie! First grafie: Gaynell' Hair.sMu, 'Flizabeth .Norris, .Alma Paris, Ethel Rice. Gladys'Thrift. Secom' graile: Hazf'l Harvev, I i!:i Mae Hvii'ing, Maiy WilUams, Carl Le.stf'i Hai 1 is, Wa!! i • o D ♦ f f I O ♦ ♦ o D <► f> O i* f ► o # ♦ 4 ♦ : ♦ ♦ Ladies Have you been attending the Big Draw ing at our store every Saturday night? If you haven’t you are missing something, and probably you have missed carrying home with our compliments a Valuable Prize. If you haven’t been our guest on Saturday night, accept this invitation. AlM'rt rc'.niiie Pilgrim. Third grade Burley .Aflkins. M'lr- nson, Inez'garine Beiry, Naomi Connor, Lula Lee Neal, Canitola Parrish. L.mise Shu- Oranna Addy, Harriet: n'»ke. i Fourth grade: Paul Cobh. ♦ ♦ ♦ Seventh grade, Section A: Louise' Sixth grade: Doris Holt, Mary Lou, b'Lh giatle. Sibyl Sdiumake. Chamher.s, Katharine Graham, Lueile I Johnson, Loui.'-’e McCrary, Alice Na- ’ Wilson. I bor.s, Elsie Neighbors, Mary Jane MED.VLS .AW.VHDhI) III RIN(» THE Sevf'nth grade. Section B; Jane In- Sturgeon. YE.VR 19.10-31 ro Tom ANKiii »ot rtcTga fit No gapping, no slip ping—po distortion of correa lines, even after months of wear. Try them on — see what a difference Ankle^ fashioning makes. Nunn-Bu^ Ankle-Eashioned^ OXFORDS L. B. DILLARD glis, Mattie .Amlerson, Rachel Holtz- claw. , Highest average.s fpr .sehool; ' 1st—Louise Chamliers, 7th grade. *2iui;—Tench Gwens, 5th grade. Jrd—l.oui.se Jaro|#s, fourth grad'. .Academy Street Sch«M?l ' First grade. Miss Yarborough: .LKk , 1 n . . u 11,. I',,-,-.. 1,. Gann, Jack buUer, James Arnold, I I'uller, Ila ( urry, hula Gray Blakely. , N-i- 1 . .. i. FG.f crrn.i.. Mr, DiiiurJ- Rr..;„,''iHiam.son. Elizabeth Harh I Sovauh l.vkM Hemler«on, , I'aul Todd fl-o won Wall a- Todd, Kmilv Kerguacn, Chria-,'*" a»«';;lad'» Much llol- ‘tina Sowora; l.uoile Wilson, Marvin “f--<-oond place. Given bv DeA’oung, Thomas Willard, j Sadlor-Owens Pharmacy. $2.50 gold ■ piece. Aradf^y Street School ' Expression; V'irginia Kellers. Also! Sara Fullff, Fahnie Turner, Mil- won last year. Medal awarded to Marv dred'Arnold. Mildred Windsor. James Glynn Chairtbers. w’inner of second Doi-: ^ Harling,, First grade, Mrs. Dillard; Bruce i,*, V” Wilson and l.iraio Kell Wilbanks ti.-lj''™ Nbrns, Wardlarv Unenster, for second, Zollie Daniels. B. F. Scott, j ' Providence School First grade, Mrs. IJttle: Kathlwnj Jimmie Cobb. LesVr Harris, lil- How’ard, Dorothy Dorsey, Vivian DLan Bragg. Cnrl Abc'rcronrbie, Tarrel .Meng. ^ Shipr.ian, Frances Fuller. Cole Aber- Socond grade, M;ss Carter: M Idrcd crrimhio. Jonathan Abercrombie, Paul NATIONAL O0tiro iNi WEEK !<► Cobb. Marion Isawson, Lizzie Fuller, Casey .Abercrombie, J. B. Ship-man. Mirion Hill, Bernice McCravy, Elea nor Cauble. Windsor, .Annie l^ee Bell, J. D. Gaines. Second grade. Miss Burns: Evelyn Stowe, I'lvelyn Wilburn, Lueile luin- caster. ! Third grade, Miss Davidson; Eliza- •beth Harling, Dorothy McMinn, Eve- imvnr? pru i pnp may jlyn Medlock. HONOR ROLL FOR MA\ j Thiid «ra'le, Mrs. Martin: Ervin. High School Bell, Helen Wilson, Dolly Williamson. 1 Eleventh grade: Paul Tcdd, Doris I Fourth grade, Mrs. Harris; Geneva I Abrams. Emmie Adair, F-velyn Cham- ' Longshore, Ruby Holtzclaw, Boydibers, Mary Workman, Stella Beck- Holtzclaw’. : ham. Fourth grade, Mrs. Workman; Kathleen Shaw, Thelma Smith, Ijco- nard Bishop. Fifth grade, Miss Ncwjcm: Sara Tenth grade: Mary Howze Dillard,; Hugh Holman, Nannie Sue Adnir. I Elizabeth Blakely. Willis May Wilson,! R. H. Cobb, Catherine Blakely, Billy 1 Last Week’s Winners Mrs. J. A. Chandler, 1st prize—48 lbs. Omej^a Flour. Mrs. R. J. Ellison, 2nd prize—25 lbs. Sugar. .Mrs. R. E. Fergusen. 3rd prize—1 bushel Meal. Mrs. 1). W. Mason, 41 h prize—• 2 gallon Maple Syrup. Mrs. C. C. Dargan. 5th prize—4 lb. plain Claussen’s Cake. This Week’s Prizes WiU Be: 1st Prize—5 lbs. Wliite House Coffee. 2nd ITize—3 lbs. Kingait’s Sliced Bacon. 3rd Prize—4 lbs. Newberry Creamery Butter. 4th Prize—8 Ib. Bucket Lard. 5th Prize—10 lbs. Sugar. A^ith each SOrpaid on accounts or for cash pur chases. you will be given a ticket entit4ing you to a chance at one of cur regular Free Prizes given away each Saturday evening at 7 o’clock. You must be present to w in. Baldwin’s Grocery ’Good Things To Eat Phones 99 and 100 *