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THURSDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1931
THE CLINTON CHRONItXE, CLINTON. S. C.
PAGE THREE
SOCIETY EVENTS
OF
INTEREST TO WOMEN
Mrs. Larry B. Dillard, Society Editor. Telephone 154
salad
- m.
WASHINCTON
I Chamber Holds
Regular Meet
evidence of good faith in the bidding.]
In both items the re(iuire"’''nt for the
I deposit as afon aKl ■' •11 n'piv *1 a)]
jhidders except the •r uin*’’' . ' o r-.
eessful bidd( r \v 11 he re(pi ' rri m-
Dr. J. D. Jacobs of Atlanta. Is'ply with the terms " hr ' *hin
j Heard With Interest. “Ladiesj ten days and in the event of failure to
I Nij^ht” Next Mcnth.
WAN T S
FOR RKNT — Lower apartment ia
Rounds apartment house. Itp
lAIST-
•Y RAPPORD MOBLCY
The October meeting of the Cham
ber of Commerce was held Tuesday
LECION .Al'XILIARY jingston and Lucy Burns
MEETS TOD.VY |course and tea were served.
The .American Legion .Auxiliary will;
meet in the high school building at 4[HIGH SCHOOL BODY
o’clock, Thursday .afternoon Oct. lb. ENJOYS SOCIAL
PRESBYTERIAN AUXILIARY
SESSION FOR .MONDAY
One pair of tortoise shell rim
I 1 -iu .u . r .u 1- 1 glasses on or near I*. C. campus. If
comply with the terms of the bid, the j i , i * ♦ o .4
^ . ,, 1'iind plea.se return to \ irginia Spratt.
property will be re'.^old on the same or ’
some subsequent salesday on the samp - —
terms at the risk of the former pur-, ROOMS FOR RriN F Suitable for
Washington, D. C., Oft. I'J.-Ev,- .'f li^ht-housokoopin,. With all ntodern
dence, is growing that next year’s ^oom with President \\. H. Simpson
presidential campaign will be fought P>'<?siding. Sevoal routine matters were , . ,
out by Hoover and Roosevelt as the before the club and acted uixm. above entitled action. 1 urch.i.ser to y.ay
candidates of the two major parties. voted by the membership to for all paper.s, stamps and recoidir'g.
The whispering campaign against the annu.al “ladies night’ cele-j THOS.'W. RKNNKTT,
The members of the Athletic club of;president, which had been getting out bration in November, at which time, clerk of ('ourt of C. P. for Uurens
the high school fnjoyeU their first so- l^f hand in recent weeks, rec'eived a se- the wives and friends of the members j County, S. C.
A
plaintiff conveniences. Reasonable. Mrs. W. T.
as credit against the judgment in the I’utnam. Itc
cial on Friday evening. Mrs. W. A. jvere setback at the hands of-former " '^1 be speiial honor guests.
The Woman’s Auxiliary of the First Moorhead kindly offered her home for j President Coolidge, whose open appeal ^ motion was adopted and atfom
Presbyterian church will hold its reg- this social meeting and a delightful jto all members of the G. 0. P. to fol- mittee appointed, urging Supervisor
ular monthly meeting next Monday; evening was enjoyed by about twenty-j low precedent and back Mr. Hoover in Watts to complete the unfinished por-
;Dated 14th day of Oct., 1‘bll.—29-r>tc.
Eat
Jeanes Salted Peanuts
In the Big: Bag For
Your Dime.
afternoon at 4 o’clock. A full attend
ance is urged. Mrs. Carl Bramlett,
president of the South Carolina pres-
byterial, will be present to speak.
five members. Ppnch and
sandwiches were served.
ENTERTAINS
BRIDGE CLUB
On Tuesday afternoon Mrs. Jodie
Chandler entertained her bridge club.
“IDLE .MOMENTS”
WITH MRS. DILLARD
On Saturday afternoon Mrs. Gary Mis. Walter Johnson assisted the host-
Dillard entertained the Idle Moments‘ess in serving two courses to the fol-
club. Mrs. Fayette Henry assisted the [lowing guests who enjoyed several
assorted his desire for a seconif term startUni ,tion of the Jones bridge road before
the country. ilbe beginning of bad weather.
Mr. Coolidge applied no mean axe to I J. Dillard Jacobs of Atlanta,
the roots of the boom that his former, wa? a welcomed guest of the club and
supporters had started in his"favor.’fniade a very interesting talk on pres-
His renumiaticn of the proffered can-jent business conditions and the future'
didacy was complete. It lacked any of outlook. He expres.sed his genuine
the uncertainty of his famous “i do pleasure in being back in his old
net choose to run” of four vears ago. “home tiwn” to meet and mingle with
Without naming Mr. Hoover, he clear- friends of his boyhood days, whoso.
hostess in serving two courses to the | rounds of contract: Mesdames T. J.ily indicated he considered him the only ^friendship he declared he prized high-
folloA\ing guests: Mesdames W. H.i Peake. R. C. Adair, Pringle Copeland, | logical candidaU' for the Republicans ,er than anything else. He spoke feol-
Simpsen, Spurgeon Sumerel, Roger
C'oe, Jodie Chandler, Frank Kellers, J.
Will Dillard and Wilson Harris.
MRS. BETTS HOSTESS
TO “ODDS AND ENDS"
On Tue.sday afternoon
J. B. Parrott. Wm. Bailey Owens, J. J.
Cornwell, J. W. Finney and L. H. Dil
lard.
IJ’ITLE FOLKS TO
ASSIST IN PLAY
Mrs. C. B.j “.Nobody’s Darling,’
an
in next year’s campaign. He added ingly of his appreciation of the cor-
that it did not appear common sense dial invitation recently extended him !
that he should now seek an office he by the Chamber of Commerce to re-!
could have run for four years ago with turn to Clinton as a citizen and to es- i
[every prospect of winning. His public taolish his interests here,
j announccmoni has clarified the air re- Dr. .lacobs said he did not think
amateur i garding the Republican candidate and times are as bad as they are jiictured
Betts was hostess to the fir.st fall ,^tago production, will be presenter! in i eqiiallj emphatic appears to be,the de- ami that in his opinion, business
: meetit
club. The members exchSnged the new ecening at eight o’clock. An added fea-
books for the year, t'ontests and talde. ture uU.the program -wijiL.be sevf‘ral|.t‘vket.
Roosevelt of New ^ ork, ruii on their going to be helpful and prove upTf
,ing for the moral standards of the
•games were enjoyed by the following dance pupils of Mrs. Kugene Timmer-j Roosevclt.s lecenl vistf to (it'orgia.tcounrry. Continuing, he-said the infla-
guests: Meselames R. L. Plaxico, man’s studio here and at Laurens. The | right intoDhe heart of states that re- tiou pi>rio<i is over and should Ih' for-
Blakely Tribble. W. 1). Peay, Charles, little performers from Clinton who are | Li supp. rC Alfred K. .Smith in ^^otten as we return to former days.
Workman, Jr., .Mis.-es Nannie Young to. appear on the program are IVggy! IbJS. sh(nve<i that their viefection from He pr<‘dicted that the future will see
Tribble, Margaret Blakely, Katherine, Jihn.son, .Marcia Galloway, Klizabeth' Ibe Democratic party was not through a firmer foundation of values and .that
Blakely, Gladys Stilwell. .\zile Liv-[ Barnes and Margaret Shealy. itheir eonversion to Repubhcaii princi- Imsiness is bound to come baek. In
' ' ‘blit to a dislike for the candidate. (.<)ncliision, be said that {leopic must
_ 11 ir IC • . Roosevelt is iHTsonally popular and is accommodate them.selves to the new
Well Known 'OCSSlOnS ^omc |considere<l strong enough to unite the times, and he eongratulated Clinton
^ _ qp ^1 wj solid South and win enough Democrat- citizens on living in what he termed as
Citizen 1 asses lo dose tllere support, besides New York slate, in the finest atmospnere that exists.
! the .North to make his nomination eer-1
Itain.
T'nere is, in ad<lition, the off chanee
that the Progressives may enter the
I field and name a third tieket. such
Ross Lynn of Thorn- men as Senator Borah, (I veinor Pin-'
Wade Before '
Supreme Court
The Hopewefl community was sad- Georjfia and South Carolina Syn-
dened Monday morning by the s-jdden j odicals Hold Joint Meetings.
death of I). Rhett C rawford at his; Guests of Local Institutions,
home in the neighborhood where he
had been a life-long resident. He was' n t i / t-u . i. u i.- .. ... ....
v.;„ -U4V, ....... i-- Thorn- men as Senator Borah, (,-vernor Pm- |{. \\. Wade, l(K-al attornev, spent
Though in declining health for the orphanage, came the suggestion ‘"'lot, Senator l.al-ollette and others ruesday m < olumhia where he mad«
past .several months, his passing came of a joint meeting this fall of the syn-.. '«^’"^b.ned as possibilities, al- an argument before the Stale .Supreim
4 L . . L- -1 1 .. . 4 T.. . ^ .... !though none of the men narnt-d has eourt for thi- d»'fendant F W Gurrv
as a^great shock to his family and ^ mlicals of Honda, Georgia and Sduth '
friends.
The funeral
services were held at
Carolina. Fl.irida was not able to fall
in a p4*nd:ng sland<*r ea-'e ^l>rought
ceplive moo<| if the party provi-d against him by the Rev. A. J. Bowl-
♦ v. II.... ...11 <.v...r..K T.W..4 Georgia came in response strong enough to indicate it has more ,n^r former re.sident of this city. Mr.
lav Ihi Kov H T 'nvitatio,,. whilv tlu.Uhan a h,.,u. it n,n its »la,.,lar,l w„,|, ha,I All.n-n.-va U. K, llal.h an.l
BullmKthn i„ th,'.'ol,;om-v of ti,. f “■<>-' "• I- l.'-h' of l.aor,.n». a»s,.,’',al,.,l with
tur^ lotormont followed in the adjoin- ‘I’.'' I"'" 'h-' ,l.'f.OKlanf, ladialf. Pho
ilur church cemetery. city. This was a most happy and sati.s-1 I.a'ely the third party n vement is •‘^tate was repre.sented by Solieitor H.
.Mr Crawford was a well known and arrangement. - (beginning to crystallize around a hi- S. Blackwell and Attorneys (). P. Huff
esteemed citizen of his community The business session.s through last metalism platform, ulmilar to the one and Jas. H. Sullivan, all of Laurens.
and possessed a wide host of frien is. Thursday an<i Friday were separate Bryan ran on thirty-five years ago.
He was a life-long member of the old distinct, with jomt sessions for This time the rutin most ofL-n spoken. MMII (JRADE OrFU’EILS
addresses aiul social affairs. Outstaml- of 1 1 to 1 instead of the famous H5 to __ _
Mrs. J. .M. Mont-,1 of Bryan. .Silver a<lvoeates jioint to
gomery of China. Mrs. W. A. Tur- the fact that HdO.tKKt.OOO people are
ner of Newnan, Ga., .Miss Janie Me- now living under a silver stamlard and
(Jaughey of St. Louis, ,Mo., and Rev. that the I’niteil .States would he ahU*
John L. Fairley of Kichhniond, Va. to exiiort to those countries on even
.Miss McGaughey conductei) the instal- teims with F.nglandr and the other
lation service fur new officers for countries who have recently h-ft the
both symxlieals in the Thornwell Me- goKl standani, or who have never
morial church. adopted it.
The two IxKlies had lunch Thursday Any silver platform will not lack
Little River Presbyterian church amt .
was always faithful and loyal to the sjHa'irs wtrt
cause of Christianity. He is survived
by his widow, before marriage .Miss
F.lla Boyd; one brother. Lafayette
Crawford; two si.sters, Mis.ses Kmma
and Dolhe Crawford ol l.aurens.
'I’he ninth grade of th<' high si hool j
eh‘cl(‘d new officers this week as fid-j
lows: j
President, Tliomas Addison. !
\’ice-fhesident, VV'illiam .Mc.Sween. j
Secretary-Treasurer, .Iiilia Bailey.
THE STORE OF PERSONAL
SERVICE.
Sterling Silver Geblets, $5.00 the student body of Presbyterian for financial support from the larger
ench. college with President MeSween a.s niines, particularly in Nevada, while
Sterling Silver Bud V&ses, host, and on Friday the visitors were Western farmers and stockmen gen
$1.25 each.
Sterling Silver Bread and But
ter Plates, $2.50 each.
Y'our Business Cordially
Invited.
.auriTis, S. C., on .‘^alesday in .Novern-
FRONTIS
Jewelry Store
Clinton, S. C.
Hallowe’en
Goods
— Place Cards
— Talleys
— F'avors
— Nut Cups
— Decorative Crepe
— Borders
— Candles
— Bisque Figures
New Sheet Music — 10c
Hit-of-the-Week Records
15c
Galloway-McMillian
Book Store
NOTK'K OF SAI.E
SLiti* of South Carolina,
County of I,a 11 re ns.
In Court of Probate.
^I. P. Prather, Plaintiff,
. . . . ' VS.
lunch guests of the Thornwell or|)han- believe that high prices for sil- ^ Defendants
aKv with Dr. I,y„a, thr officara an<l vrr will rrlraae an ,.n,,rra„.,.s huyin*, „f .h,',
children all cnntrlbutmir their parts tn l'»''<-r (»r their prmluets anil restore enlitl,,,l matter, I will
niiiki* it a hannv occasiDn Thu auxil" pr(is|K‘rity to thorn and tho i<*st of tho Hi i i* x x ii u
iiiaM 11 a napi»> occumoii. i rit aoxii i • ^^.|] puhli<- oiiterv to the highest
iarv of the First Presbyterian church country. Washington politicians are..,, I i .4. e- . ii
t-iir 1 uni i irnujtiii mil iiiu.in , ladder at the laHUi^eTWi-Y ourt House at
served supper to both hixlies Thursday watching the silver question closely
night, being -happy in the fact that “'‘e predicting that ''
this, their first entertainment in the
new church, brought together the
own leailers and those of a sister
state. The iniptuiding visit of Premier La-,
val of h'ranee for the plain purpose
of iliscussing the world d«“pression'
with the presiflent, is exciting much'
interest and .speculation here. l.aval'
has held .«imilar conferences with the'
premiers of Kngland and Germany and ;
he will he able to inform .MV. Hoover
exa;'tly uhat is being thought and
done by the governments of the other
three leading nations in the world.
Kngland’s departure from gold will
svnodicals went awaV ?n- P'^jhably he one of the main topics, as
■ their meetings here. that can-,
h,. one of he maipr parties may come out I’'-'; same being Momlay thel
yjr openly for bi-metalism. .'“'I
gal hours for such sale, the following!
Georgia, always gracious and* un
derstanding, presented $150 to the or
phanage and $50 to Presbyterian col
lege as a love gift. Being a victim of
a late bank failure the South Caro
lina synodical found herself deprived
at present of funds already set aside
for thi.s purpose.
Clinton, Presbyterian college and
Thornwell fell honored in having these
church leader.s as their .sp(*< ial guests
and both
'thusiastic over their meetings
which will he
reyoidwl a,s rcl-lelU-r I'*' except at a fi-
.lavx in their hi.ttnriex. Two more gra- ’•‘‘"‘J'"'
ciJua leader., would be hard to find^““‘-»
deseriln'd property to wit:
The building situated on lot de-
scrihi'd in lease ♦•xeciiteil by Geor
gia Carolina & .Northern Railway
(!()., on the .‘{Isl day of July, IH'.tQ,
to the Clinton W’ar<*house and Fer
tilizer Co. .Saif} building houride<i
on the north by .S. A. I.. Railway
property; east by Broad street;’
sfiiith by fiary stree;; west by .S.
L. Railway prooerty. Behig sit
uated in the 'J'fiwn of Clinton,
Cfiunty aruj .Stat<‘ aforesaid.
A Iso:
A certain lease executed by the
Gef.rgia f'arolina & .N'firthern
Railway Comjiany to the Clinton
W'arehou.'^e and Fertilizer Co.,
dated .‘list day of July, IS'.Ul.
The terms of sale cash. The afore
said builfling and the aforesahl lea.se
will he sold as senarate item.s. The
dial welcome for all who attended the congress at
conferences last week.
th^n .Mrs. Audlev of Georgia, and .Mrs. .
P. E. Connor for this state. The election of a Democrat as rep-
I)i-. D. J. Woods, pastor of the First resentative from the Seventh Missouri
chuich, and Mrs. R. E. W’ysor. presi- d'^rtict has tied the two major par-^
dent of its auxiliary', made a most cor- numerical.y, in the low hou.se ,,, thp hiiilrliny
congress at 214. .Six other eh'ctions 'successful bidder as to the liuiJding
are to he held before congress meets required to dejiosit with the
—four of them being for seats nor- T^^^rk of (.ourt upon the hid being
mally Republican and two Democratic, knocked down the “nm of $10().0() as
One of these seats is that of Nicholas evidence of good faith in the bidding.
Long’worth, and the Democrats are The successful bidder as to the lease
bending every energy to defeat the will be renjuired to deposit with the
Republican nominel*. As the Cincin- Clerk of Court upon the bid being j
nati voters are of Cierman extra'ction knocked down the sum of ^100.00 as i
and like their beer, the Democrats' ^ r .
figure they have a chance to tie the
.house and possibly obtain a majority,
WHAT DO
P. S. JEANES
DO?
SEED OATS FOR SALE
200 bushels Fulghum Seed Oats, one year
from Coker, at 75c per bushel.
F. O. B. Goldville.
JOANNA COTTON MILLS
in which case Representative Garner
of Texas, will become speaker. i
In case of a final tie, Representa- j
tive Kvale, of Minnesota, the Farmer- \
Laborite, will cast the deciding vote I
and will likely get a powerful chair
manship and other congressional per
quisites from one of the parties in re
turn for his support. It is not unlikely
that Representative Kvale will be
more in tJie limelight in the coming
session of congress than any other
man, or at least until the lower house
effects permanent organization.
Two-room furnished
apartment.
Apply to
MRS. A. O’DANIEL.
Jk»
DR. W. K. GUNTER
Dentist
SUBSCRIBE TO THE CHRINICLE
Location:
Dr. W. T. Hughes Former Office
Clinton, S. C.
It Reany PSe^tPiy To
Try To Do Without It
Tho telephone ie each e femilier pert of 4eily life that iti con.
yenience and ealne are often eeerlooked nntil it is out of service.
TUe ie the experience of those who discontinue their service
lor osM reaeon or another. They eooa find that the small cost of
Hm service has been repaid many times each month in convenience,
in time and actually in money saved.
Telephone naers constantly tell ns that the cheapest service
they canDuy today, compared with its value, is telephone service.
There have doubtless been times in your own experience
when your telephone service has proved priceless—when the
•bility to call instantly a doctor, a policeman or the fire depart-
nent, could not be measured in terms of money.
Bat it is not alone the emergencies that give the telephone Ite
true value. There are the commonplaces of every day converaa-
tiona—the twenty-four hour a day convenience in the home, the
shop, the office, whenever you wish two-way communication with
pnyone almost anywhere.
On reflection you will doubtleei agree that it really doesn’t
pay to try to do without it
Southern Bell Telephone
• nd Telcsraph Company
A Good
Grocery Store
AND MARKET
Fresh, Choice Meats
Prompt, Courteous Delivery Service
THIS WEEK’S OFFERINGS
IN OUR MARKET
Pig Liver, lb.
Beef Roast, lb.
l.'ic
Best Steak, lb.
Veal Steak, Ib.
.30c
Veal ('hops, lb.
250
Pork Ribs, Ib.
12M>e
Pork Chops. Ib.
20u
Pork Sauspge, Ib. 20u
Pig Tails, lb. 1
l«c
Mixed
SBiisae^e. Ih. 12*4i*
SIuffod
Po' Saii^airei 'Zdc
k Hones, lb, 10c
J'ho Rfsl ^’(•|
/DU
ILirhcrue
Hash. !b.
2.V
Red Band Flour and Omega Flour
They Please Everybody.
This Week^s Prizes Will Be:
First l*ri/.e—8 Ih. Kini'an Ham.
Secend Fri/t*—5 lb. Picnic Ham.
J hird Prize—3 lb. Fork Roast.
Fourth I*rize—3 lb. Beef Roast.
F.fth Frize—3 lbs. Clieeie.
V\ ith each .">0c paid on accounts or for ciu:h piir-
la.'^es, you will be given a ticket entitling von to
cha.'^ies, you will be given a ticket entitling
a chance at one of our regular Free Frizes givei
away each Saturday evening at 7 o’clock. You
must be present to win.
Baldwin’s Grocery
‘Good Things To EaF
Phones 9i) and 100
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