The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, March 24, 1932, Image 2
PACE TWO
THE CUNTON CHRONICbE
THURSDAY; MARCH 24. 1932
P.CHead At
A^anta ‘^Meet
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Committee Seeks To Formulate
' IVo^ram For Development of
Southeastern States'.
HINDENBLRG
President '^John McSween was in
Atlanta Thursday and Friday attend-
intr a meeting of the Committee of
Five Hundred, of the Southeastern
Kconomie Oouncil. The n>eetinir was
• called to ordoi^ at ten o’clock Thurs-
Coiored Kitchen Wear Malles
Cookihjr Bright
D^th daiins
Elbo^ Franks
'T*
^ FriandsT'here Of K. A. Franks, a
brother of the late* W. H. Franks of
this city, will learn with rejfret of his
death which occurred Sunday mom-
ing in Knoxvitle, Tenn.,-where he held
the position of superintendent'of-the
Brookside mills. Funeral services
vvere held i’l Greenville Tuesday af
ternoon with interment following in
f^prinjrwood cieinetery. The *^servioep'
•were attended by a largre iratheriny '
of friends as an eridence of the hiffh!
esteem in which he was held
Mr. Franks was a native of thy j pirate efforts
•‘onnty and before jfoinjr to Knoxvilfei^f “Hihc ^
a year apo had served as superintend-^front. Germany came nearer | w&s to create an or;rani-j jg gQ lymch ea.sier to keep clean
ent and general manager of the Dun-;.,, victory in the spring of H»18 than nation representative of the economic
«.an mill* of Greenrille for twelv<‘ ^^ other monient of the whole j interests of the Southeastern states
years. Ho was a devoted memhor of i ‘ i which would successfully develop and
Today America and the Allies are; carry forward a constructive program
rejoicing that General von, Hinden-; until] certain objectives, which were
been superintendent of the Drayton. seven years as p^ident I agrc*f d upon, are reached. A majority
!tV_ o , I * ■ i of the German rc'pi^hc, has been ce- ig^ members present are recog
nised authorities on the subjects in
Im
DOCF€
JOHN JOSEPH 6A!KKka
DANGER OF WORRY
pr'and better than_a cart-load of bro
mide. Pardon me for -writing things
that can be understood. _ '«
NOTICE
Kuu^in year, airo the An.cri«n|^, and closed at
and .\lhed armies were making des-' , .,
to chej;‘k the advance I ** ’
a really colorful tone to yoiir kitchen
you can emphasize it with parapher
nalia of this kind.
Take notice that at the expiration
of sixty days from the two we;eks pub-
icatiop of this notice, the undersigned -
■will apply to the orfice of TWe Corn-
One of the most dangerous influ-, mercial Bank, Clinton, S. ,C*» ^or the
cnees seem.s to be abroad in these' issuance by them of a neycTime Cer-
[tificate in tlje sum of $10.00, for
? months, .issued on
Certificate No. 5427, in place of
Vr.u can buy pots and pans of col- strenuous days, and it is gniwing twelve months,.issued on January ,12,
ared ^enamel, and if you wish to giveh*^’’ inc^ase. I can think (^^rtificate No. 5427, in place of
nothing quite harmful to human Certificate-of Deposit for like
worry. {tenor and amount which has been lost.
Both worry and happiness are states
at noon on, instance, a kitchen finish-'hut ^he latter is the thing
, ied in br-own stained wcKMl-and some|™ost .sought for; men will toil, strive
tinor nf fno . . • j anrl ii'roy»!r min/1 nn/i rwwiv in* mir-’i.i
Hindenburg line" on the! The purpose of the meeting of the, because the stained, wreck mind and body in* pur
3-17-2tp
PAUL L. SEXTON.
the Metho<list church and prominently
identified with the li''e of that cit^*.
Before' going to Greenville he had
iperint
miBs, Spartanburg. _ fnr another seven years.
Mr. Franks i.s survived by his wid
ow Mrs. Annie Wiggins Franks; by; Nothing could demonstrarte w-tber
w son, Carl- Franks, atudwt at th*4^ fact _thaL wc McreL not uiaking
llniversitv of Tennessee; and by the!war on the German people but on the
follow ing daugh’ers: Mrs. Ray Woods 'Kaiser and his system. Himlenburg
of Laurens, Mrs. Ross Cunningham of I has won the respect of the whole j
Knoxville, Mr<«. Jerry Colvin of Dar-. world. If he lives out his new term he :
lington, .Mrs. Frady Smith of Con-twill In* i»l before k is finished. Altw
than white enameb You can do much
to give attractiveness to such a room
by using'.yellow curtaiirs at the win
dows, yellow painted chairs—and yel
low enkme4ed ware.
Red enameled ware looks veiy' well
of that elusive phantom — happi.H'S^^
It seems paradoxical, for a Mnan to,
worry hlm^lf^insane,, in his ques' ol \
bliss. - j
The patient that really, dow . .n my |
heart I dread to meet is the of
self-induced pity. I know of no drur!
which they are interested, therefore’
in a cream or yellow kVtehen. Then Uhat will hglp^ him, and, too fmfjent-
red and white checked gingham cur-Ml’ ffood advice slides off him like wa
tains at the windows would be in
, place, and red and white washable
addresses w«ere unnecessary, Hbut ex-+,.u-^g .voir have-* comfortable
pression.H of opinion from representa-
ter off a duck’s back. Some, indeed,,
seem to me to find a sort of suiiidal I
gratification in worry over things that,
grand, tough old manl
tivei* of each state were heard.
The council i» made up of commit-
s on research, agriculture, recre-
lation and health, publicity, industries,
— I transportation, baiJcing. power, legis-
VOTERS ' latit n, forestry, education, finance
The United States has a population ^ and budget, distribution and'market-
E. Todd o{ Barksdale, Mrs. Luther [of about 125 million. Germany has a|ing.
Riddlb of l^urens. and iMr.s. ('. P. j population of les.s than 6:1 million—i In imn-ting, the council hoped to ac-
__ I about half as many as^lie ha\e. .jcoinpli.sh two principal purposes:
The largest vote ever polled in the, first, the creation of a strong and
which will
receive the
lington,
«‘ord; by tw’o lorothers, J. H. Franks
of viliitmire, and Maurice hVanks of
Barksdale; and by four sisters: Mrs.
W. H. riements of Chicago. Mrs. D
..Snoddy of flreenville.
rocking chair for the maid’s menjents are ofU'n not worth crying about. |
The man who lies awak^ nighu. f
of rest.
Green you might use in a gray-
walled kitchen, which should, like any
gray-(walled room, be sunny and
bright. Green w'outd also be attractive
in a blue-walled kitchen with white
wood-work. .\nd if you go in for col-
grows thin, disa.greeable, and hard toj
get along with, will soon develop a j
hyperacid .«tomach and very aggra-1
vating indigestion. Then he con.sults j
the doctor. I have traced many a case i
of e<‘idosis to plain, old-fashioned I
ored woodwork green could he use<l in worry. It will most wrlainly under
the kitchen w'ith green-painted wood
work.
W A NT S
United States was .36%* million, in
! permanent organization
th,. p1-o.<i,h.|.tial al« tion of . I9». j h.v,. and
PORTO RICA po.ato
from cuttir;g.s. .John Spratt. ^
cleaned and |
- r»0c. Buch-:
It
.seed. Raised i Anwricans eligible to
U,: votadidpol trouble to Ro’lo the pull-! Southern p. ople;<aee
Al the jiresidential election in Ger
many on March PL^here wer«> more
v(ws cast!. Half of
than .37‘/v million
ond. the
program;
in
on*
issuing a brief /and clear
Here is a delicious pie,cru.st that
any one can make. It has a rich “<‘ara-
mel-lv’’ ta.-te. Crumble 12 Graham
crackers fine and mix with *•/ cup
mine the constitution if persisted in
“Having food and raimeut be ye
therewith content.” M’hat a prescrip-
tiemtbirt isk .Unfailing in result.^ too. 1
A iSmte nted fife is a happy life. It’s
ivi.se to work while the sun shines, for
day i.s quite' certain to!
statement in regard thereto, one en-
JSIJITS or drc&ses dry
^ade to look like iu*'a
Dry 4'leH>iers and 1 r mi aging the people and all econom-
PURE 1/ong-Ia'af Pine Oil for sures.^than any election has ever brought | if forces of the .South to cooperate
bruises, burns, cut.s. Buy it atjout in America. • - j along lines which will eventually give
the rainy
k, Rut there is no .*eiise in tea>’ing
itiatiori of, a coii*truc*tive''cutter, a <'up sugar. Grease pan and ^ ^
pat in pie crust. With, a very sweet
filling, use 1-3 cup butter, 1 tabic-
Smith’s Pharmacy. , 3-2t-2tc
FOR KK.Nl'-;- Apartment in Rounds
apartment house, all-convenienc‘s.,
good location. Apply to .Mrs. C. L.
Rounds. tf
1 have a particularly handsome up
right piano at a very low pri -e
A. O’Daiiiel. l-7-4tc
Now’ so mehody ought . to find an ‘rt*l'**f present distressirig con-
issue that will bring all of our 72 mil- ditrrns.
lion qualified American voters to the
jiols nex. NovemlKT. .
MONEY I
M<»ney, th'* ecomonists tell us. is'
anything which people freely accept'
in iiaynient for s«*rvices and coinmod-
BABY CHKIK'S—Day-old chicks ev-|it^i,,.< Accordingly the “wooden m«>n-•
ery Saturday. Bring eggs -every rpy" w'hich the rhaml>er of Commerce;
Thursday for hatc'hing. Spiatt P'’’'1-jo'f Tenino, Wash., has issued, is rc-ally ,
try Farm. _ Hf money, thought it is printed on ply
wood.
New Counefl
Is Installed
H. H. Ferguson, Newly Elected
President «f College Student
Hodv Given Reins.
spoon sugar.
Blueberry muffins- .Add a half cup
of blueberries—fre.sh, in season, but
in winter drained"canhecl b!uol)orries
-to the battil“r.
('eneal mu/fin*—.Add a half cup of
cooked left-over cereal to the batter.
Co/O'muffins Mix and .sift /»ne .cup
of flour, a half cup of corn meal, thre*-
tab^.-poons of baking powder, one la->
blespoon of sugar, a-salt-spoon of salt,'
Add gradually three-quarters of a cup
of milk, one In'aten egg, an/l one ta-
rie’.s system d/)wn in a struggle for!
I'O-zalled hapfiiness, which is, after
•jll, an illu.sorv in many cases; simple
conteirinien* will turn the trick quiik-i
Easter We^
Specials
Potted Easter Lilies, three-
blooms each plant—$1.00.
Pink apd White Hyacinths
—35c. ,
A variety of ether Potted
Plants at similar price.-.
For the children vve have
ready-filled Easter Bas •
kets at 10c, 15c, 25c-.
See Our Window Display. -
THE
BOOK STORE
blesjMutn of melted fat.
oven for 25 minutes.
Bake -in hot i
'I ••
ANOTHER BIG EXCURSION
S2.00 Clinton To Atlanta and Return
F'or All Trains .March 25 and 26 and Morning Train.s
March 27. Return limit .March 29th.
SEABOARD
Consult W. H. Shands, Agent, Clinton, S. C.
4
^’TDVF- WOOD bit- aU*. Re-ulv to
bum. I*i-icc(l ri^'jhl. J. Willi/* Young,
J none 2212. ^
Wednesday morning, .March 16th,
■A local bank failed, wit “frozc-n as-; .saw the in.slallation of the newly
2 24-2tc' relieve the di.-ttress caused *»tud4*nt councilmen. Tuesday
by .so much of the community *»>^ney I ^^^,.,,1,,^^. regular lime for in-
spec
was
» flH'KS High production white leg-] tied up in the bank the Uham- account of the
horn baby chicks for sale, Ibc andijj,.,. ('ommcrce issued “s/ ript” cer-■. 1.4-
up. Wc are hatching every Tuesday, j tifjj.ates, based upon the ex|)ected 25' lounders exercises, it
I tH*** rent dividend out of the bank’s . day.
i assets. .And because Tenino is in Che *Ihe retiring president, J. A. (-"heat-
huinlM i- couiitb', its f)eople cleverly j bam. >poke a few words of appreci-
T’lace your order early. Thornwell Or
f/hanage Poultry Farm. tf
LET us dry clean yojur suit or dress . ,
now. Buchanan’s Dry Cleaners andilfot a lot of publicity by printing this.ation f/»r the support given the coun-
1 .sundry, _ It
IT is economy to have yaur clothing
dry cleaned and your laundry done
by our improved methods. Buchanan’s
Cleaners and Laundry. It
FVOR RENT—2 or S-room unfurniahr
♦*d apartment. G, P. Roberts. 86 E. ■ tory served
* arolina .Ave. - -- • rnr" tto'houses.
UAl-NTiRV—h'lat work hr per pound.
Thrifty seTvice Ic pound. Family
■•^mi.sh l')c pound. Buchanan’s Dry
<M/-aners aiul l.auodry. It
|cil by the .student b<^y during the
means coin | p^^t year. He then installed the new
H. Fergu.son, who took
charge of the meeting, calling the
new members to the front to receive
! the oath. ■
Tenino business T Mrll-'erguson asked for the ^ontirv
ued support of the students, and
pledged the eounciL-to- do its -best- to
script on wood.
Numismatist.* — which
collectors — are interested and have , j|
bought specimens of this wi>oden ‘
money for more than its face value.
Its only drawba<-k is that it isn’t ac-
Keal Estatel'T''ire lnsinan<e (city and
country). Life Insurance, Sulphate
.Ammonia aiul '.S/fd Meal. .At-
Sractiv-t* piices.
CUNTON REALTY & INS'. CO.,
B. H. Boyd, Agent."
HATCHl.Nl*—l<t us hatch your eggs,
3 Vic less ihaif lOOvlots, 3c for larg
.4- -
TK.AVEL* , i carry ouUTfs worm"TT this council
To make it easier for American.* to ■ fearlessly, consc ientious, and impar-
travel, some of the big -Atlantic tially executes its duty, as they have
steamship lines are offering a plan]sworn to do, the students may look
whereby anybody can pay for his Ku-1 t/> a profitable year. Presi-
ropean trip on installments. Pay *|j^nt MeSweea extended the whole-
quarU-rof th,co,l of th, tour ill cash,! support of the faculty and
and then one of the big finaiue com- • • • * .• * -i
.1 ... . .C , t ‘administration to the new council,
panies will put up the re*t of the
English Plum Pudding j
f’hop fine one-half pound .suet, add
one-half pound currants, one-half
pound finely sliced citron, /itie-half
pound brown sugar, the crumbs fr/nn ,
.. the inside of a p/>und loaf of bread,
/me cun pastry flour sifU*d with a half
tabtespoon />f gnmnd cloves, one tea-
s(H>on of soda, a half tahU*sp/>on •>:
cinnamon, a half tablespoon of nut
meg, a U*a.spoon of salt. Then, when
these dry ingredients are very thor
oughly piixed,_ add one /-up milk, a
quarter cup cider, four w’ell beaten
eggs and two tablesjioons lemon juice.
The original recipe, of c/mrse, calle/1
for hiaiidy. Grape juice may be used
instead of lemon juice. The batter is
pourtnl into greased cans, covered
lightly frith their tops, ank steamed
for three hours. It will keep foi; weeks]
"if Tt* ty~-kept-1-everts Wlven,y;QiL_wj^hj
to serve it, set the can containing it j
t
R. D. BBNRT
r. M. BOLAND
H. D. Henry & Company
INSURANCE
STOCKS
BONDS
REAL ESTATE
LOANS NEGOTIATED
on a rack in a pan of Ixiiling water
•ipd let it l>oil slowly for about an
hour.
Kecip*** From Scotland
Scotch -Apple Tart—Peel and core
a half dozen tart apples and place in
casserole in a slow oven, adding
money and the tourist can pay it off members of the council insUll-j neither water mor sugar. When ten-j
in ten monthly installments. ^err : J, E. Greer, Freeman Park-jder mix in Sultana raisins, allowing j
Of course, the finapee company icr. R. E. Sims, Powell Freeman, H. J.|a quarter of a pmfnd to each pound of
er quantities. We are equipjied with j wants to know all about the people i* I Montgomery, W. M. Montgohiery, and
three Petersinie electric incubators [ does business with on that basis, and;!). \V. lloggs.
that will haU'h every hatchable egg. j of course the tourist pays interest on j
c;et strung chicks .by hatching the the deferred payments; but it looks ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^
V.
electrical way. Thornwell Orphanage
Poultry Farm, Clinton, S. C; tf
PAINS
QUIT COMING
“When I was a girt, I suf
fered periodically with ter
rible fwins in my back and
aidoe. Often 1 would bend
almost double with the In
tense pain. This would
last for hours and L, could
get, no relief.
*1 tried almost ererT-
thlng that was recom
mended to me, but found
nothlivg that would help
until I began taking
CarduL Idj zpother
thought tl would bt
good for, ms. so she
got'a bottle of Cardul
and started te*^**g
ft I soon Improfad.
The bad sp^ quit
eoming. I was soon
in MtaMl heatth.**
—If ra JesNl Harrla
Texaa
like a good scheme. |
Any kind of travel that takes one.
'int/) >trangi* lands when* • peou’e have
different ideas about life and differ-,
lent custom? and manners is good for'
anvbody. The only
apples, sprinkle with sugar and grat
ed leimm; cover with a top crust,!
pricking well to allow for the escape j
of .steam, and bake in a quick oven.|
Serve with milk. i
Scotch Tea Cake? —Two cups oat
40 I
--ALL^PRESCRIPTIONS FILLED
BY UCENSED PHARMACISTS
CALLED FOR AND DELIVERED PROMPTLY
—— ■ ■■■'■I I I
SADLER-OWENS PHARMACY
“At Union Stmtioo-
Phones 877 and 400 Phones 877 and 400
Hurricane News . , ,hi..uu.. ♦
meal, one cup sugar, two-Jhirds tea-jj
^ ^ ^ eggs, one teaspoon
Johnson Duncan of Greenwood, melted butter, few drops vanilla. !
really intelligent spent Sunday night Y^ith his sistci j Beat egga until very light, and addj
sugar, gradually. Add other ingredi-]
ents and lieat.' Drop from spoon on ■
well-grease/I pam; spread in flat!
cakes. Bake in very moderate oven j
Vtwelve minutes. Uj^t c«*ol in pan l>e-'
wing. t
people the the Ones who realize that Mrs. Rex A’oung.
ithe whole world is not just like their -Mr. and Mrs. Roy Burgess a ul iit-
I home ton'll. . tl^ /laughter />f Gray Court, .spent
I Sunday with -Mr. and Mr*. U B. Bur-
! ^ CANALiT'’ ■ r ^
Government engineers are suifvey- Mr.-and Mr.*. Thurston Burroag*.* , removing
’ing alternative routes for a children spent Saturday with Mr.j ‘ • __
ship canal across the upper pm Mrs. Pm^ieW. ^ - t Froien Plum Pudding
(the Floncia peninsular, eomu'ctirig the Misfes Opal Aughtry and Orga; Frozen j^um pudding is a delicacy
^Atlantic .ucan with the Gulf of Mex- Cannon spiot Tuesday" night with a,„i is easy to prepare in an icele.ss
^ Misses Irene and Wilba Burgess. | refrigerator.
, 1/an think of no.hing that can l»e Mr. and Mrs. Elma Cromer and Make a custard of the beaten yolks
done .«o cheaplv that will be worth so Walter Cromei, and Mr. and Mrs.: of four eggs, four tablespoons of su-j
much! It will be valuable n/>t alone to Thompson and children spent Stindayi gar, and a cup of cream, flavoring
Florida but t/i all of the Gulf state* "'-t’' >1''^ I* D. Ray. I with grated lemon-peel. Cool, add a
and their ports and to the rest of the Fnends will be glad to know that | of caramel and a cup of chopjied
Atantic seub/iard in making commene Miss Irene Burgess is able to be out; almonds, candied orange-peel, can-
quicker and easier between tK** east- d*ys’ illness. ) pineapple, cherries and raisins
ern states and the Gulf states. - ^^s. W. H. Horton ^ mixed. .Add a cup of cream beaten
' Our experience with canals has Sunday with theiiS^tiff with the white of an egg. Freeze
been uniformly good. Soiiw of the ca-< <l*“8Hter, Mrs. Andy Young. j^d serve with orange or lemon sauce
nals which were built before the cail-> i*od_Mrs. Mace Young and chil-
i roads are regarded as Obsolete t.>day, week-end in N«wberry ^ Chocolate Pudding
but it was the Erie canal .from 'he'*'*^ Mrs. Youngs sister, Mrs. Sara Tw^iNuices each of suet, flour, su-
Hudscn river to Ijike Erie, which;
/ipened up the West when it was fin-
Notice To County
I ished in 1823, and so long as it Uj
1 kept navigable it keeps railroad rates*
' down between the West and the port j
of New York. The Panama canal has]
more than paid for itself ami its val-.
ue to the nation is recognized by ev-
Wilkes & Co. Force
gar, and Utog^crumbs, two table-'
spoonfuls of bifeltg powder, one ta-
blespimnful of ^chocolate powder or
cocoa, a little vanilla essence, three-
' quar^fs of a cup of niik, sweet i
! sauce.
Mix the suet, flour, ^ sugar and
Sales
JhM Ai AM Dni§
At Pep Meeting
S. M. A E. H. Wilkes {bread crumbs together hnd then add
panyMr
eryb/>dy in the world. It is t<Y*be hop|4 Company .Who recently took tW the baking powder. Hi* nnd a^J
I the chocolate, vanilla essence, and the L
*1^ J" a * -s-
CARDUl
M Ir rVin TQ Health
ed that the Nicaragua carnal between! agency for Majestic electric refriger-
the Atlantic and the Pacific wilLators and radios in this territory, at-; milk. Mix all thoroughly together and
shortly be begun, making water com- tended a pep meeting of Majestic re- turn into litte greased moulds. Steam;,>•
rtTunication between our two c/wistslfrigerator salesmen in SpactanbuiY| for an hour and a half. Serve with|J|
even speedier than now. j Thursday night. A large number of . sweet sauce.
dealers and salesmen from the up-r—
■ s
GOOD HOirSKKBEPING
2 Years tar ISJit
JAMB8 W. CALDWELL
The Magarise Mda
‘State W’ere present and heard the finelClardy, Tom Henderson, Frank .Aber-i
I points of Majestic refrigerators ex-| cromhie and J. D. W’illiams, alll fromj
plained by an expert from tbe fmr-jthe Laurens store, and E. H. W’ilkes;
tory. Among those attending were T.j W. A. Black and L L. Cooper frenn;
L Monroe, W. P. Thomason, L. B. the Clinton store. < i
The last day for paying state and coun
ty taxes without the additional penalty of
5 per cent is
V
March 31st.
On April 1 the'additional penalty of five
per cent will be added, making 7 per cent
in all.
Those who have already paid their tax-
'Cs are requested to look over the receipts
to se if they cover all the property intended
to be paid oh. . ,
It is not our wish to see any property
go into execution. -
By authority of the Comptroller Gen
eral.
D. R. SIMPSON
County Treasurer ,
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