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VOLUME XXXI
CLINTON, S. C., THURSDAY, JUNE 4, 1931
NUMBER 23
PRESBYTERIAN COLLEGE BRINGS
SUCCESSFUL YEAR TO CLOSE
Members cf Graduating; Class Received Diplo'mas Tuesday Morn-
inj?. Brilliant Baccalaureate and Literary Addresses Heard.
Honors for Year Awarded With Auditorium Packed To Doors.
Many Visitors In City for Exercises.
Forty-tw,. y(,uriK men, with coveted I cost to the college. P!n«i('\vment
d.plomas in their hands, left Preshv- acknowledged includtHj Sri.OOO from
terian (■''llejre Tue.'^day mornih}: at the
conclet'-hon of the fiftieth commence*
rnent proKram. The college chapel.
Scene of many jjrradiiation exer i-'^es in
past years, was crowded when the
projjram onened with (Tinton friends,
visitors and relative.® who had come
from all sections of the state to se^*
the younjT men of the jjraduatinp: class
receive their diphnias and to witness
tne brinjrin;: to a close of a brilliant
closinjr program oening Sunday m.orn*
in>r with the baccalaureate sermon. !
Dr. Archer M. Hunninpton of New
York; $,'i,000 from the (leo. W. Vounp
estate of this city; from Miss
Lessie Wither.spoon of York, as a
.scholarship memorial; by Mrs.
T. S. Hryan ef ('olumhia, as an u;ldi-
tional scholarship be«iuest. He further
slated that the institution’s endow
ment fund now stands at and
that in the projrram of deliverance
tlunns the y»>ar had been
collecte<l. brin>;;nir the total to date to
$1‘JT..’)4T.R3. In closing: he snoke feel-
The commencement day progrram ' '’'Kly i>f the loss the collegre had sus-
was presided over by Dr.' .John .Me-1 of one of
Sween, president of the institution.!'^’' devoted friends and larfte.st
The opening: prayer was offered by benefactors, (’ol. U-roy Spring's of
Spartanburg:,
prayer
Dr. H. W. Du Bose of
chairman of the board of trustees, af
l..iincaster.
receivec
delivered; by the second honor man,, deg:ree.s^:—
Orel! .\Iva Dunlap of Rock Hill, S. (’. Bache'or of art.®: William Milton
The valedictory address was made by ! Blakely, Oliver Winfield Chapin,
'William Lamar Blaxico of Sharon, | Christopher .Archie -Comj)ton, .James
S. C. Isaac Copeland (cum laude), Harry
The literary address was didivered Watt.® I>avis, Washing'ton Watts Da-
hy Dr. .Sinuicer .1. .McCalli<‘. headmas
ter of the .McCallie -hool, ChaVta-
n(>og:a, Tenn., who. a® sfuaker of the
d.iy, wa® juiid a beautiful tribute by
President .MeSween. Dr. McCallie in
his openinjr remark® exprcss«‘d his
hi(;h reg:anl f(»r the colU‘g:e ami its
manag'eim nt, after which he used a
question for his masterly address.
“Where Do A'ou Live?" He stated that
the worhl tiwlay is in the priatest pe
riod of unrest, and confusion it has
experienced in years with an outlook
ahead of many ra!)id chang:es. It is
therefore essential, he said, in ad-
dres.sinjf the g:raduates, that
broaden vour life's outlo(»k for
vis, Oi'ell .Alva Dunlap (niasrna cum
laude I. Walt«‘r Hampton (losnell. Jr.,
.lames Ib-njamin (Jreen, .Jr. (cum
laude), .James .Albtrt Hamlin, Harold
Dean .Jackson, (leortje .Allison .James,
Thomas .Marion Jehnston, .Jame® Ren-
w ck Kennedy, Ryan i^'rancis l.awson.
Ross .McCain Lynn (cum lamie), !)avid
.Marion McDonald, .James .Mc(ireg:ur
.Macfie, .Arthur Harrelson Mc(ju*Hm,
Richard I,anjfdon Odiorne, Cicorge
Ciendron f*almer, William !.;imar JMax-
ico (mag:na cum laude), Benjamin
Karb liatchford, (leorg:** l.afayette
liidiile, Rola'rt Daniel Ritchie, Mar-
you. shall I'inckney .Sh(“rard. l‘'red Rush'
your i .Stallworth, Cecil fJuinn Sullivan (cum
real world is the world of youi mner;luude), James William. Walkup (cum
self. ' I laude), (Itmrtfe .Albert Weath<‘rs. .Al-
Continuingr, Dr. .McCallie asked, vin Ralph Wham. Kugrene Hender.son
“Where Do You Live?’’ and cited the Wyatt, Beverly Kog-ers Youog:.
importance of an upm-r room with Bachelor uf
communion with (iod as the ideal g:ene Barnwell
place of abodt'*. No man’s life i.s stable .jacks Blalock,
and (•umi)]ete, he said, who doe.>n’l Brown Bowen,
spend a f)ortion of his life in this up
per room with .Jesus a® the center, for
wherever the ( hri.'t went while
each. h':s seat was one of Jmnor and
his life complete. In hoIiJing: up Christ
before the class and stre.s.-dngc ,he im-
] irtance of living: in communion with
Him, the sjieaker port ra.\cd three grreat
hUcssing"® to be derived throug:b su h
an intimate as.®ociation; a IMvine fel-
bwship with <ioii: a ®eii>e of Divine
mission; ami a fcoduig of service em
phasizing: the great ideal of fellov.-
shif).
Continuing, Dr. .McCallie said, “Fi»ch
one of YOU can enlarge the w orLl and
science: William 11 u-
(cum la,ude), Thomas
Jr. (cum laudeL -1 e
Otto Ua'ter I circiie,
Harry I’arker .Ion<'s. Robert J’resnell
.Moore, .'shirley .Anthony 'I’imni'm®
.Nell I'aiwatd Trilesdell, .Mexaii'ler
Knox Wyatt (cum laude t.
High Honor Men
'I'iie following ®tiideuts on :Jie b:. i
of scholai'hi]), were aunoiinced a^
ele, ted t y the faeultv to ',h.' lmnor:ti \
fraternity of .Sigma Kajqia .Alpha for
t he \ ear llt'lO-.’ 1 .
U illiam L.tmar I’laxlco, Shai'on, .S,
( .; .James Beniamin fireen. .Jr., lie a-
lur, (la.; Orell .Alva Diirila)*, Rock Hill.
S. C.; .James William Walkup, Wax-
haw, N. C.; R.osi; McCain l.ynn, (Tin-
ton, ,S. C.; (lesuge K. .Smth, Clinton,
“KING OF DIXIE”
ity Schools , SCH^OI ^ R
Staff Complete- ENDS FRIDAY
.1. H. Witherspoon and Corps of
Teachers Elected H New
Year. Two Faculty Changes.
The teaching staff of the Clinton i
Irity schools for next year, heatled by j
^J. Hravey Withersnoon, who hasj
I served as supi'rinlendent for (he past |
|(Teven years, ha® heeti conijileted :
vithin the past week and announeed
: h'y the boartl of trustees. ]
1 In th(‘ rostt'i' of teachers, there onl.\
jtwo new memluus for the eoming year,'
both of 1h(‘s<' changes occurring in thej
higJi school where 141 iss .\elia I.ong
, of Ridgelanti, succeeds .Mis® F.imice,
'Robertson in the ileparlment i»t home
'economies, and A. 11. Mct^iieen, mem
ber of Tuestiay’s gratluating class at
ITevbyterian college, succeeds [•]. .M.
Thornwcll OrphaiL’Ufe Comr
njcncemcnt Fxcrci'-cs Bci;in
Tomorrow. Baccalaureate Ser
mon Sunday Morniiiji; By Flor
ida Minister. F^leven To Grad
uate At Exercises Tuesday.
The fifty-sixth eommeii<(ni*.?)t ox-
^ereises of the Thorinvell eip'uinage of
'*his city, will begin l*'ri.h'.v .".ening in
.the chatiel with the aiii ii! declama-
I tion-readlng coutc'-t in uo..h everal
hig'h school loys am! gT-L- v ,1! com
pete.
The tiaceal:uireat<' ?crm -n will be
preach.ed .Sumlay morning at 11:1.") in
, the ThornwiTl .Memiyial ebur h liy the
Rev, D. .A. Hnns<>ilh, D.D., pa®tor of
THE COTTON PLANT
W HAT a royal ])laHt it is! The world wait.s itT attetidaiui'
on its >;rowth. The shower that falls whisperinj; on its
leaves is htqiril around th(‘ earth. The sini lliat shinim on it
is tempt>reil l»y the prayiu's of all iH>opIi>. The frost that
chills it and the dew that descends from Hu* stars arc noted,
and the trespass of a little worm on its gn'i'en leaf is more
to KiiRland than the adxance of the Russian army on hi'r
Asian outposts. '
Its fdn-i* is riirrent in (‘\»*ry hank. It is g-old from Hu*
instant it puts torth its tiny shoot, and \vh<*n loosinj.; its
fl<*ec(*‘fo till* sun, it floats a Lanncr that ydorifies the fi(*Id
of the humhh* farmer. It 4s tlu* h(*ritaKe that Cod yravo to
this jieople forever jH'- th(*!r ow!i when he arched our skies,
estalilished oitr mountains, yurt ns ahoul with the o;-ean,
loos(*d tlu* hr(*ezi*s, temper«*d tlu* stinshiiu* and nieasiiiod the
rain-ours and our childr(*n’s for(*verI
il( :irv
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^ I!' 11 (! \
Shannon in the d(‘partment of I'lnglish IMornorial chno h. ( lear-
lamt as athletic <tirect()r. The depart-'''»■ The-i^*gnlar morning ser-
: men| of agrienltiire, lieaded liv W. the chnrclies of the ity, fol-
.lames the past two yoars. has been " custom of long staml.ng, will
I aliolishixl by the trust(*(“s for the com- ^'y "hbdiawn in oiih*!’ that the tmtio*
' ing season. It has be(*n previously an- 'hymay unite* in this specialoccasion.
schools has- also Imen dropptnl
[the curriculum for the emming year,
j The c0m4)l(te faculties
!(ity sch(K)ls for the
follow:
High Si’hool
of the four
session 11131-32,
move up in the high.T and finer realm Feigu®on. Ren-
of life. The time to start,” he said. “
To Move Sunday New Owner For
Into New Building Local Bakery
J. .Harvey Witherspoon, sii|)erin-
tendent, history; W. R. .Ande'isoti, ,Ir..
I rincipal, chemistry and algehra; 11.
A. Me(2ii('(>n, I'biglish-; Miss I Hive i
TTick, English; Miss (Ilailys .'stihvell,
algedira, geometry ainl t rig-onomet ry;
, A. L. Duckett, history and geography;
.Miss l.ily Mae \\’<'rts. l.atin; Miss
i.onise Sims, general science and l)io
logy; Miss Atisie Kirven, English and
l''rench; Miss Azile l.iviugstoii, l.atin
and Algehra; .Miss I/oiii®e Tribhle,
I commercial; Miss .N’ella l.ong. home
(■(■(.riomics amt general .scicpice.
Florida Street Sch(M»l
■Mrs. W. It. .Anderson, .Jr., nrim ipal,!
|SeVenth grade; Miss Anna Bell Hud-|
i.son, seventh grade; Miss Irt'iie Work
man, sixth grade; Miss J’aiil N'aiie Kl-
rod, sixth grade; .Miss I.ucy Burns,
fifDi grade; Miss Ma'garet Mc<',n-d.
lourth and fifth grades; .Miss .Agnes
DaVis, fourth grade; Miss Nancy l)w-
'ens. third gra<le; Miss I''!oy Owings,
second ami tliird grades; Miss Ina
Curty, sis'ond gratle; .Mi®® Lillian
Brown, first grade.
' Academy .‘stixMd S< hool
Miss Alline Ni'wsnm. prim-ipal,
fiftli grade; Mrs. T’eague ll.iii.®.
IfoiirtJi gradi': Mrs. Hugh Workmnn,
fourtli grade; Mrs. -J. (Jary Mail:!!,
tlnid grade; .Miss .M.irtlia D.ivm! oi
Collet*.■ Ci.'T'ir.
Ruliy < •!r*■■’. c
Lily Varlc.rongJj^
lofm W. I, 11 le, fir t
fTotu ' ‘<*^'"Jbunion service of tlie oiqihaihigt*
family and fornmr jiu’iils of ‘he insti
tution will he held.
.Momlay evuming at ♦■ight o’chsk, a
clev. r entertainment will in present-
ed iivjhe chaivel by the me n'le’-.s of
the senfoT class. -
TTie®day mornuig at I1t:30 the gra<i-
ua'ing ex ’rcises will la' hel I. at which
time diplomas will he pri .i.t^il, and
ami iiii/.es a-vard' l. The a<l
.Ires®' nf tile occa®i( n will (!eli\'cn‘d
t.y I'rof. .lames ileiih v ’!'h(j>-''M'II, ■‘U-
perintemleiit of the Hart 'c il'e. .'s. C.»
city schools.
On Tuesday al'tei'neoii a 2:30. *he
annual me«*tipg of the h.uud of inis-
tees will J.(' held, with Cha rman Kx-
(loveimir .Martin K. .Au®<1 (f (Ir*en-
ville. joesidiug. .At Hr® time ‘he pres
ident’s ami <‘xeeutiv<‘ committee’s re-
pi.rts will lx* read and the work of th<*
j institution reviewed for tlu' past year.
'I'lu SI hools on tomorrow will close
a suect'ssful year’s work. The gradu
ating class is comi)os*Mi qf eleven
mcml.ers, three girls and «'ighf boys,
;is follows:
( ornelius .Mexamh r ,'smitli.
.lames i''ranklin McDitilie.
!• ranee® Drucilla* Butler.
B. yil Ba xter I'ridei wood.
Ldith Violette Wheeler
hinuian Kzekiel .Jordan.
I'ranci® Leioy T'.ivlor.
•M’li' H.iyd'in Co. k.
.l■.hM Ifaile Rlo.de®.
.lolin .la> .M.'Mah.ii;.
.lulin .McC.'ok;ll.
tliii I grade
■'I'coml gra<l
omi grade;
rir®t grade;
gradi
; Mis-
■: Miss
Mis®
.M rs
American Cotton
Presents Its Case
-t gr.'cle
time to start,’ he said, "is
now to make those, lasting and
w.uth-while con‘ayts with the things
o'" the spirit that are r«‘al an i abi;t-
i'lg.”
In cun; lu.sion. Dr. .MrCallie adman-
i.shed the young men of the graiLiat-
ing cias® to build s,tately castVs in the
realm of the finer things of life, to
“make their world a world of spirit,
a j)lace of imp«'ri.®hable !>eauty with
Christ as the center.”
Following the address, I’re.si lent
Mc.Sween ipade a very impress've
h<art-to-hearl talk to the graduares.
after which dirloma® ’were oresentml
to thr m by j)r. H. W. DuB ise. chaw-
mar. of th(‘ board of trustees. The in-
stitu’ion’® h«ad then awarded the va
rious medal®. The highest scholarship
medal covering four vears work was
■w'on by W. L. Plaxico cf Sharon, .S. C.;
ertaor’s medal by J. Isaac Copeland of
this city: fleclaimer’s medal, R. E.
S'ms, Ii(Kk Hill; alumni medal. Thos.
Johnston of Jetferson, (Ja.; fresh-/* ^ •■'^Lin
nc, S. C.
j The commencemi'nt program began
I last .Sunday nu.rning with the baccal-
!aureate sermon in the new First I*res-
II yti rian church with Dr. John .M -
Sween, pre.sident, jiresiding. ItoJied in.
black gowns and cajis, th<* graduating
class, followed Jiy the faculty, entered
the church in a bi dy and occujiied re-
seivcd .®eats in the front center of the
auditorium. The morning services in
the n*specti\e churches of the ci^v
were omitte<l and all di-nominatii.ns!
united for the special <*vi nt. It was the
fust s<'rv;ce held in the beautiful new
I h(* Sunday school denartment of
the new Fir®t J‘resl)yterian church
Will l)e occupieil next .Sunday morning
for th«‘ first time, it ha® been an
nounced by the fias'or. I);-. D. .1,
Wood.s. The entire school is a®!:( 1 f
gather at the high school building i* I
march ^ in a body to the building
promptly at ten o’clock. The first
preaching sr-rvice in the ihurch was
held last .Sun<JHy morning an.l it®
beauty and splendid arrangement
luought forth many favorable com
ments from the immense
tion.
M rs.
gr;:<le;
gradt ;
grade;
grade;
grade.
•Mrs. I,. B. ItillanI, fir
l'ro> ideiice ,S< h*M»l
H. .A. Copeland, principal, fif h
.Mis+i .Margaret Blakely
Miss Melda Von Ho'le
.Mrs. W. H. Simpson.
.Mrs. .S. W. .Siimei'c
f .iir’li
I. tliird
sec.rid
3 f'r-'t
congrega-
•A. 1) N.'®o’! of (Ii'cer, ha® rcently
mo\'cd to ,’i<‘ cb'’ am! mir h.asc i t)io
( lui'oT' Bake y. The huilding h i® been
lemodel.'d an! r'e-.arrji’ige I .luring the
Iia't ten day® and ri.iw ■>!'e®erd- a
very attra.tixe aiioeararice with ev
erything in r. .adiru ®.® for hb format
ofx'riing .Saturday morning.
•Mr. Nason i;s an expeiiemed baker
'in<l has suc:'e®sfully .neiatei a plan' Lakesirb-count ry cliih won ' he I.ako-
in Creer for the |)a®t sevcal years •'''*•'* Hreat J'’alls golf tourna'iienf
whr-re he 'vas id.'ntifi<'d with civic af-1 •'^^Burday by a comfortable margin of
fairs ami hi' hlv e®l(emerl, He stated dS icdnts. The three lowe t - res foi
yseterday that he will offer tlie Clin- f'»ieat J•'a!ls were Hatlin S3 ().viogs;il
Lakeside Wins
Golf Contest
.\t l;int a, (la., -I ut:c 1. T
cotteii .i® heilig J»re®('ntt ! '
lie this week.
1 ..)■ ®ix d''
“.Nalic.nal *'<
maiiufa I urer.
oml'iiie in a '
11 e of CO* t ,n.
irit\'. -lyl.'
lions are am
em|)!oyed.
T'en go'cernor®
<.l.®er\ance of
toe annr(.val
a ( : r
lie 1. l'':-
.1
y ®, t > ( 1. < r". (■.'
■‘.on W’l ek." crow *rs.
and ;)ier.-)io'oii-er® w:!!
;i n'l.a ^rr; to pr. mol. ‘ he
i’o ‘"l ®. t' ;dio, P'li'-
hou ■- and 'hil fjne-
he me.) inn® t ho
■ ng
ia\o
m
r- oil
( i.t I i.a we. k. and it
of the sc'ie'arie'
M
man SchoTarship cup for the~highest
average. Robert Lynn of thi.® c.ity.
Gold "B” emblems for out.standing
service to the in.stitution during the ■ ^
year in activities other than athletics D'bapter
■were nresented to the following five
students: In debating, Georg? Palmer;
for out.standing .service to The Blue
church edifice just cuiiiileted by the
Ibeshyterian.s, an<l the huihling wa.®
filled to over-fiowing for the o • as-
ion.
The Rev. F. Cr .®ley .Morgan, l>.Ih.
i»ast( r of the First PresJiyterian
church of .Augusta, Ga.. preached tlie
baccalaureate sermon, one of t'ne most
powerful and inspiring i-v r henid by
congregation. Di, Morgan,
who i'~*an outstanding mir:i.sler and .a
man
A T T ENDED ( () M M E N (’ F M E N T
■Mr. and .Mrs. .1. W. Crawf 'rd an I
-Miss Lmma Little were at Winthron
college thi.s week for the giadualirn
of the former.®’ daughter, .Miss Jea
nette Crawford.
t(.n tieojde only “<|ualitv bread” and
cordially invites the r)ul>lic to attend
his opf-ning .Saturday.
.Mr. .Na'cri h:i.s already moved hi:®
heie ;n.i expres.se® h m®elf a-
ed with Clint..n and the out-
f a m i 1
r (-a®
well
!( ok f(.r hi® nc'.v entn'})! ;
■■e
commanding afipearanec* arxJ
effective delivery, chose fer Ivs D-xt
of the 2Lst ver.«e of ’he Kith
of .Mark, “h'ollo*.- Me.’’ In
his sermon and addressing
himself particularly to the graduat
ing class, he said that gra luati.in
St'H-king, 0 W. Chapin; for outstand- college is not only a commence-
ing service to the PaC-SaC,* B. R. f«ent but a ccnclu.sion, with life lymg
Young; for outstanding service to thejahea<l “"^1 crowded with po.nsibihties
PaC-SaC, E H. Wyatt; for leadership'constituting a great prolblem.
a'd outstanding service to the col-, I" entering into a most thoughtfuj
lege, J B. Green, Jr. A medal for out- '^‘udy of the chapter selecte 1 Dr. M-.r-
standing leadership in the R. 0. T. C. ^an discussed the rich young man po. -
unit offered by Capt. R. E. Wysor.itiayed in the chapter both from earth-
was’also won hv J. B, Green, Jr. ’v heavenly standards. What man-
Presidpnt MeSween brought the "cr of man was this young fellow, he
program to a close with several an- a^ed, and how d’.d God deal with
nourKement.s of interest and acknowl- him? Considered from the low stan-
edgments of gifts made to the college he possessed youth, was influ-
during the year. He mentioned a gift ential and powerful, and wealthy. In
of several acres of land given the col- ihe light of heaven, measured by the
lege for additional athletic purposes
by Messrs. J. T. and N. R. Young of
this city, and expressed his thanks to
the city and county authorities for
the grading of the property ■without
standards of eternity, he was honor
able, humble, and soul hungry.
Continuing, Dr. Morgan asked, why
did the young man ask the question of
(Continued on page eight)
OUR SPECIAL COnON EDITION
iher of^
The publisher of^ht* Chronicle is in reccijit of the f .llowing letter
from W. .M. McLaurine. .Secretary and Treasur'r of the .American
Cotton Manufacturers .Association.
“Editor, The Chronicle:
"I have received and read. The Clinton Chronicle, i.ssue of .May
28th, 1931, designated by you as ‘Special .National Cotton Week
Edition.’
“I congratulate you unon the subject matter containexl, your edi
torials and your advertising. It certainly shews a fine community
spirit, a fine attitude of your splendid publication and is a distinct
contribution to the National Cotton Week movement.
“If all of our papers throughout the South would make such a con
tribution as this there is no w^ay of telling the vast amount of good
that would be accomplished.
“In behalf of our Association, I thank you most sincerely for this
contribution.
“.American Cotton Manufacturers Assn.”
“M. M. McLAURINE,
“Secretary and Treasurer,
Charlotte, C., May 30, 1931.
an<| Ivfirds !)(’). The I()Wi'®t f'.r I/ik"--:ilc
wen* Barksdale 7J, H ulges Mi, and
Oxley HH. Twenty-eigtit pla>er- ea:'
■ti( ipated in the I'lU'Tiame'it whi. h
was held at the l^akeside links.
T'hr entire member h p of I .il ■ .dr
was especially deliirh!e;l to ha.i (Jeo.
■M. Wright Jxing Ji’ golfer.- ovir
Mr. Wright is a former re®'d'n* of
Clinton and I.auren® and wa' a‘ ’j-e
lime pre.sident of Ia‘ke®ide.
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.‘Ru WINTHROF
(;iRI.S (JRADI ATE
Rock Hill. June 2. Winthrop col
lege ended its 1930-31 session t iday
when President .James I’. Kinard pre
sented diplomas to 307 graduati's.
Priro to the presi nt.ation of d i)l')-
mas the annual address to the gradu
ating clas.s was deJiver<‘d Jiy Dr. Wil
liam John Coop<'r, United .State.® Com
missioner of Education.
'•emmerce and ag: o iiltiir*'.
ilii'lies" of ®'Veial -t.H'
I CO' 'on no-t nine® dm ng t In
('ollon will lie Worn at
on ';al. f.iiu : ioti® and at gi .id
erii®e®. ('ommmntie® Ihi' i
Lriit' ! State are .•oopci., i:,
.l'-i !vai.ue of the week.
I a-on ./. < al lau a,\, I
pre-ident <'f the .\mei t;;;i
M.annt.a t m ( t s a>oi.a'i(.n
pm po-e (if the Week is t'l in. ieasi - sh-
liu.\ hig power ( f those > ngag("i -i
pha-e® of tile (■ tton indn-‘ry a® i
t( p,.yK-Aard (■( nti .hntion 'o .tn uj turn
f lia."ine — a - a m ' h .
He -ad lie liad tn'eii a'tv.-oil by
* ■if.'riT'ext lie institute ‘hat m '■(■
200 lu'le® of -tone wind ' A ■
thioiighoiit the ('ni.ed St. tn® will oc
used to 'lisjday c'.tton ‘m r.'hat'd -
thi® Wet k.
|■iugerle R. Black, u-ovein' r of
l•■edel■al Re:®('rv(' Jiarik of A‘'.int:i.
issued a statement Doin',ing out
important i>art the cotton iniL;
and cotton play in the ea-irK.niie
of the nation.
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h'l®
till
♦,
ife
“HE’S GOT ’EM ALI. AGES’
A little girl eame in The (’hroniele
office the other day. A memlM-r of the
force asked her name.
“Ruth Davis,” sTu* replied
“Not Mr. John Davis’ girl?” ^
“Yes,” Ruth said. ,
“1 didn’t know Mr. Davi.s had a ' hild |
as young as you are,” she was told. )
“Oh, yes,” replied Ruth, “he’s gotj
’em all ages.”
ANDERSON CAIJ.KIMO
PRESBYTERJAN POST
•Montreat, N. C.. .May 3(1. The Rev.
William M. Anderson, Jr.. D.D., pas
tor of the First Pre.sby er’an chur h,
Dallas, Texas, has been e.'illed to ‘he
presidency of Columbia Theolog' al
■jeminary. Decatur, Ga.. it was an-
ntunced here tonight.
The Rev. R. T. Cillesnie, D.D.. for
mer president, dud a year ago.
No announcement was made a® to
whether Dr. Anderson would acce;/
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