The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, July 21, 1932, Image 2
THE CLINTON CHRONICLE, CLINTON, S. C.
THURSDAY. JULY 21. 1932
NOTICE
Bids «• Trmiisport^tkm of Pi^Ht
Bids for the tiUhsportation ol
eehool children of ell school dittricts
Women Wwk To iStone Turns On
Keep State Diyj Southern
Head Of College
Defends Church
Rotary Meet /
In Newberry
District Governor Roy Z. Thomas
of Rock Hill, will be present for the
meeting, Many Newberrians will re-
memb^ him as he was connected with
Newberry college for years.
There are 48 clubs in the 58th dis-
of Laurens County who do not own
t!heir school buses are called for in Ofi\lssued To Battle Against Farm Board Chairman Says Old | Dr. James C. Kinard. Presidentj District Meeting To Be Held
accordance with an Act passed by the! Rc^ of Amendment.. Need‘ System of Marketing Hast of Newberry College. Speaks’ Todav and Tomorrow with
General Assembly of 1930. To Au- i t* : i i ^ • ■ * . . irg to announcement. The list follows;
thorise and Regulate Disbursement of; Men Not Monev. Kept Millions Slaves. I Twice In Charleston. i Large Attendance Expected. [Albemaile, Anderson, Andrews, Ashe-
Funds for Transportation of Pupils - ^ ^ ; — ville, Batesburg-Leesville, Belmont,
to and from Pxiblic Schools of South. Greenville, Jluly_ 12. — I>eclaration Washington. July 14.—Chairman, <-harleston, Jfly 17.—Despite criti- Newberry, Julv 19.—Rbtarv district Bishopville, Camden, Charleston,
Carolina. ' , that boih major political parties have SU»ne the fayja board today turned . cism that the church is failing to Ko. ,=i8 wilf hold its di^trfct noting ih ;C:-harlotte, Chf^r, Clinton, Colum-
1. F.ach bidder will make two! dt-'« ited the dry nrovement, but that «n Southern critfes of his organiza- meet the challenge of the modern era. Xewherry oh Thur.sday and Friday, bia. Concord, Dilion, Florence, Frank-
(1) On a basis of per pupil the temiH-ran.e army has a greater tion. a.sserting their old system of I and is no longer militant, .statistics I July 21.st and 22nd. The entertain- lin, Gaffney, Gastonia, Greenville,
■per inHe. /- ; .spi.i.-or than either ih tm* word niaiketing had held 2,0(K).000 persons show a continued growth of the’^^ut committee of the local club is * Gieenwood, * Hartsville, Henderson-
On a basis of total num- “Christian,” and that the forces of in .servitude. .church and an increasing dependence• hoiking diligently so that all plans!ville. Hickory Lake City, Laurens,
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her of children to be trans-|good w.ll triumph >over the Wets if He attacked opjwsi't'on that has ap-j faith on the part of the peo-|will have been perfected bv Thur.-day. 1 Lenoir, Lincolnton, Manning, Monroe,
ported. : player and work are ejriployed, was p^ared before Conf’ress, contending Juuies C. Kinard, president of. j j) French says that allMooresviWe, New^rry, Orangeburg,
Each bidder will submit his bid ; made ye.'terday afternoon at a n>eet- not “one single cor ttructivc thought' college, -said yesterday' nt: indications point to a large attendance, Rack Hill, Salisbury, Seneca, Shelbjf,
of any kind” haef beei offered. 'the morning service in St. Matthew’s, anj y very successful meeting.
on the ba.sis of the specifications on 'ng of thi> Greenville chapter of the
newspapermen.! Asserting he had
Davis, pastor.
file and available for in.spection in the Woman’s C’hristian Temperance un
office of the County Suptirintend nt .o. held tat Buncombe Street Metho-
of Education. ‘ dist church with 35 women present. u
3. All bids shall be addressed to| R. C. Roper and Mrs. Eugent creased funds from Congress after!... .church marche^ on, he said,
the C ojjnty Superintendent of Eduta-. honour were the speakers for the ses- the hoard’s appropriation had been; i recognizes no arriers o ^
tion marked on outside of sealed en- oy^r which Mrs. A. G. Furnaan. cut in half, the chairman referred embnuies ev-j,
valopc “Bids for transportation of pr^^sident. presided. The former spoke to ihoce who were attempting to keep'.//'*^ individual from the hum-
pupils. District No. - Route -The Cooperation of Christian, the appropriation down. \tZ\ i! v. •
4. Bids shall be opened»in the of- ("jtizens for the Enforcement of the “Xhev were largelv representa-! ‘ . church-gives to men t^e |
fii*e of the County Superintenck-nt of ,Kth Amendment. Not Rejwa! ” and tives of men handling farm commo-j inspiring task in the world, in-
Educatiou, August 2, at two o clock jihc Utter addressed the grimp on the dities under the old system and they i
in the afternoon. , j rogres.^ which has been made by the were willing to do evervthing they L«. , I
,5. The bids shall be o{K*ned and u*. C. T. U. Miss Annie Brown led the could to destroy* ihLs ac{ and T ^
award.^ made by the- County B<*ard of devotional in which she said that “It effectiveness of what we are trving to I ^ ^ sat sfactory and
Education who shall have the • right for the Christian womanh;>od; do under it.” he .said. And yet, take I the problem of sin. ,
to reject any and all bids and to re- come to the side of the laird the representatives of the cotton ^ut the church of Gocl marches c
incejKacK mu, saiisoury, ,'>eneca, jjneioy.
The [Spartanburg, Spruce Pine, Statesville,
j Lutheran church. The service was con-1 Ri^vanis club and the Lions.club will j .Sumter, Sydvia, Tr.von, Union, Wades
Stone spoke at a conference with} p . r\ v»' u . -n .
.....noAc,coo-:nn. u.. Rev'. Dr. Walter C. meet with the Rotary cluf» Thursday*iboro, Walhalla, W'aynesville, West-
noon..
minster.
on
advert ve for new, or additional bids.. the mighty*, and for the whole shippi'rs who have been here before
♦). All contracts for transportation {.„up^ry to s<‘<‘ that manhood is more Congrej.«. before every committee
'‘f* important than money.” where any*thing was brought up con-
All of the speakers deplored the cerning this act, demanding that the
“wet press” and said that it d<K“s not rescinded, demanding that kp-
express the opinion of the “law abid- pmpriations be done away with
ing” people.
shall Oe awarded to the lovve.st
sponsible bdd4*r.
7. Thi.-* notice shall not apply tc>
dis’tricts owning their own s<*h<H)l
buses.
H. l-'ollowing list of bi’s.*- for
which l'i(J' nia.v be received and any
and all olh^r routv'> ile.-i::h ite 1 h-y
the ('(»unt.v I’loarn f>'' I'.duv’ation;
Hur»\canc .\’o. l'>. Hurricaru
Route 1, Iluiricane to Clinton.
Mould ville .N’o. lb. MountvilU-
lio'.itf' No. ,1, I-i)^bon to Mountville.
Route .No. 2. Old Mountville to
Mountville.
Route No. 3, Rock to Mountville.
.Sullivan No. 17. Hickory Tavern.--
Route No.’ll, MerW'tiv^'^ItTrknry-
Tav«‘rn
Laurens No. 1, Trinity Ridge
only as the vigor and vitality of its
members lead the w*ay. Only the burn
ing zeal of Christians to plant the
standard of the cross on the last
itronghold of the enemy can keep the'
church of God marching on.”
, , . , , , , I Dr. Kinard outlined the lesson in
“W hat has their system brought the : ... i
In tracing the histt.ry of the W. jp the la.st 50 years? Absolute! !.^ *' T to-lo.shua
T. U., Mrs. Honour said that the or- slavery*: And what have they offered! >1'
ganization wa.s ft.rmed in 1X74 at j^^e bef<»re Congress to remedy that
Cleveland. Ohio, and now has branches situation? Not one single con.struci-
in every state and territory. numU-r-. thought of anv kind.
ing 10,000 chapters and (»ne-half mil- -^p^j that makes me mad wheri
lion memlM'rs, and that the movement | men are that selfi.sh. The.se
has .-pread to over 50 countries. Such nmrosent onlv* 700 iH*on!e and ... . x , .
a.. or,ra„.aa,io„ has poaarfu.Vliti- ,h,.a a^ 2.!MH,.0„0 ,,a<,ph. 1 a aervi.ude,;h~t^aJ’;'’that„,a.w I
. al iafluan... sha sa^ ^ „ -v.u.h dua that s.vs..a..- ^ , [raMans'^ad tha Sla "f a, aTh
Some of the thoughts txprt>M« ny Asked if the present system has , r , -i S * j a
.Mr,. KalHT h, har addrass wara: coadilio, s in tha South, >' “» “ H''."".'’ "
--Tha w,.ffia.r»^RTuIll^f.nr^TBrl»^ 1%*^ M o|>P<‘rtunit.v, ha sald>th_at .,tari
»■ ■ d,raa.|-«-v\rv eL;:rzL*t:'u;
sa'd in.j*onclu.sion that in spite of dis-
couragefnent and despair of modern!
times the Church is going forward. ;
.Speaking Central Union Luther
an church, on^SuJlivan’.s Island, last,
night, Dr. Kinam. spoke on the Bible
$11 New York $7 Washington
$10 Philadelphia and Atlantic City
$12 Pittsburgh — Round Trip
From Clinton
August 5 and 6
CREATCY REDUCED FUl.LMAN FARES
For Limits and Other Information.
Consult Ticket Agent or
Fred Geissler, G. P. A..
Atlanta. Ga.
J. T. Perkins, T. P. A.,
Atlanta. Ga.
SEABOARD AIR LINE RAILWAY
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and
return to conscience as
1^ . ij 4 1'►v>oK, During
K,u,„. N„. 1. Triui.y-Ridpr P. 0.u- thr rusponsihUity I"’;,, T™
-- , „ whrr. d should .he, 1 hr- uuu'.d b. lik. ih,i, They "
luiureiis No. 2. New ProsjHTt ...
He described tlie conditions iwider
Uurens No. 2. New Pros,wet- ^ivingevery potential murdefer a pi.s- would pav for the ", " vonuun .. u^iuer
H„u,e N.r N>» to .-uu- td U.U, 5dn„.r hiu, . , ^ h. .seR. “/iryirke p“rte or codon' —
..u..,.,.s No. !•.. onk d,r,v.. '..w;::;;,i;[.;:”,;rrr i^rtThrtr."' rirwhi.. f".”" 7'’'%';- '■“»
• ' - - . . .. . . o'vi'oi luol, iiirii ^ . supremacy in examples of drama, ora
ing vvh! kty and at any inner market was ba.sed .-lassie literature humor idvil
,d.ce. .n every Orleans or New York, leas 1'X "'d law Callin
Ro Ilf .No. 1, Oak Grove to Laurens
Youngs 5 and .7, Grays and
Youngs-
Voiin:
.Route No. 1, Grays am
C.ray (Ourt-Owings.
Dials .No. 5. Gray (5>urt-()wing.s—
Route No. 1. Kri<“nd.ship to Gray
(Ourt-Owing?
and sobriety by putting
b«HT in every eating
filling station, and U‘
fbM»d from the bar rooms on every ^ho-e inland markets.
coiner. Just as well say to the p.Mkple
of liollund, we will tear down the sea
wall and keeji the oc»*an out of your
fa:r Iniul, the gv»vernment can n«>
Route No. 2, Riildles Old k i*“ld to ke<*,) up the exjiensive wall
<iray < uiirt-Ovvijig.'.
Ko.ite No. 3. Y»-argin
< ourt-ttvvings.
Routt .No. 1. New Harmony
Oray ( ourt-Ovvings
to Gray
l»»
that*keep.s Holland from sinking un
der the ocean.
“Alcoholic drink never 'nourished
on»‘. never jKo inant'iit ly warmed, nev-
“The fanner paid everything—
paid all tho-e exnensc.s and none
was interested in wh»t that expiMise
was. .Now the coojieratives are per-
f«»rmirg ail that .-ervice.
“No one claims the new* plan is
P4*rfcrt. There are lots of things
to Ih‘ changed about it, but it i.s a
step in the right direction for the
er heljH'd one to get a job.. Even priie who grows cotton.
Route No. 5, Dials to Gray < ourt- fjjjhters wh<» Iwat each others’ lM»-lies w| darn sight
Owings.
.'sullivaii No. 2. Mt. Retlnd
more in-
s
ailing
attention to the controversies being < ►
waged by critics of the Bible, he said:'
“No man can save or .serve his faith '
without being a careful and prayerful
student of this book.” , j
I Professor Paul Knsrud, director of
the music department of New'l)erry
college, addresstnJ the men’s Bible
class of .St. Matthew’s church on “Mu
sic in the ('hurch.” He traced the de
velopment of modern church mutic
from pagan forms and emphasized the
resj'on.sibility of the congregation in
Center Traction
Means Safety
how Goodyear pate
ION in the center—
hlocfce of rohber
-deep ilet»
ted—to dlt 4o, grip nod
hold. More etoiM^nie Ah-
Weether Treed M^e Mg
teaeon why mllUoneNigMre
people ride on Goody^r
Tlree. Comela*
ooetrotei
t’Ui
.nio pulp , knows enough to ab-tain. Him than in the gambler Z ica program ^ ^
o.'w..v.,iw u I 4.mi»Hv i.ik-n who . . . 1- _ 41.: tr ^^e musicui program as weii as ine
Kmitc
No.
I.
Mt licthol t*
1 Ware
Shi»al.'i,
''^ulliv;
an N
o.
7, Breworton —
Route
No.
1.
Bri'worton to
Ware
Muiite
r No
. 3
, Rock Bridge
Koiilv
No.
1. i
RcK-k Bri(igf to
.Mount-
V Up.
HutiU-
V No
I.- f
>r-< HintoTT' "
RouU*
No.
1.
Lydia Mill to <
liiiton.
.1 aok'
No.
6.
O’Dells
Route
No.
1.
O’Dells to Whitmire.
By or
(it*r 1
of
the County'Be
lard of
who has been making something off
Ra.lnads will not 4‘mplu.v men who
drink. The bar kee,uT himself alway> fur the past 50 years,
hired a sober man to kj^^*,) the busi
ness going. The ma<i ru-ih for gold ha>
mad.e us fofg«>t true values. Not mar-*
ble and fine buildings, jiurple and fine
living. g«'!d and frankuuese, but the
responsibility of the musicians.
Congress Passed
Many New Laws
Bonus Men To
Leave Capital;:
MJ
to this nation.
“Our <»j»,»onents’ cry is more money,
inoie trade, more bre weries at work.
ttuiwlmi 'Hlatutw Riiah To Bureau for Rail-.^^’
road Fare After Adjournment
of ConKress.
From Bumper ('rop of 18,00(1
BilLs In National Body.
Ixiucation.
major parties i
more precious than
2t.-
. f I t- A a Washington, July 18.—Discouraged
\Na.'hington, Julv li.—A round five . u * j
. - .,„„dr«l UW4 .navtvd by con.
<•. K. BR'HIKb U4 that uur vvvaltl. i.- in Iru. ,h.. .„ded l«»t ,r7[ 7;"''* “"7
< o. .Supt. of hd. „f pufpi.. ami ml. niirhl. Thoy warp choaen from IX.ODO *'’**
“The two parties, RejkublUan and HjUs introduced, one of the bumper
Ih mu ratio, have failed us. But the HiR crops in history.
word ('hristian in our party gives us this extraordinary bital of
NDTK'E OF REGISTRATION
FOR Ml Nidi’AL ELECTION
State of South ('arolina,
County of laaurens,
Tftwn of Clinton.
Notice is hereby given that W. D.
CoptdaTul is the dul.v appointed Su|>er-
visoi of Registration for the Town of
('lintoi'. County of Laurens. State of
.'^outh Carolina. ,
Every male ami female ciyien
twentv-ot!e (21) years of age ainf up-
waiil havifVg all of the qualifications
a> OH utioned iti Sections 2287 and
2290. Volume 2, Code of Law** of
South Carolina, l'.)32, and who resided
in the .State for two years, in
Countv of I^aurens for one year and
within the inc0rj)oi ate limit.'- of the
sa
to go home
A long line formed this morning in
front of the veterans’ administration
where transportation is available for ►
the veterans. Officials were foix'ed to
greater than the.'^e. the power of ,,n vihi^t legislation the ooun-
needeti. 13,«K)0 weVe pre.'ientad in, , ... .,
.Mrs. Furman jHiinted out that tlw House. .5,0(K) in the .Senate. .Most ;
group is almost helpless when it
comes to voting in the geiwral elec
. . Tw. u corndors to handle the applications,
weie of minor im,)ortance, Ihe House j w u;i * *
• ' .Meanwhile, two veterans were ar-
:omes to voting in the gemral elec- cooipares with only 7.7(8) for ^
.m„ )«« th.. thp f<*ht f-r. of ConKro-.,-. "’’L*. *'"■ ormmz, .
«mi'will b.’in the statp KovernnH-M . Hppub s thp bills in both housM this: l’ “ t’"' "''‘‘‘V* "“'^’'7*'.
hands if the iKlh amendnrent sh.kuld-j^|s||| jhere were simple re
be repealed and .said that the women
can show* their true colors by voting
drys for local and state p«»sit ons. ,„„tHer thou
weal that
’ court where four of their comrades,
.-olutions.: . , *
^rm iner^ «r.e ... o.uk.op
unn, n-snlutions concurront .re*->lu- whito House'Saturday nlKht. Tho:e,
a L tixt’-v »'■■* Alfred Hale, 4S.'
',*'''’1 o 1 * Detroit, Mich., and ,lohn Fabroshoski,'
It s 19.000 brain children. - L.,, , ’
• •19. of Pittsburgh.
,'»*• '?"* At the san* time .ludge Isaac Hitt
the JOANNA MILL NEWS
law:
cleared the court room of veterans
who had congregated to hear the trial
prior
and I'esolutions, 84 pulilic res-
inin me incorjioraie iimii.'* oi me ki:.., AiulHa. via KranLlin f WK.t passed and signed by thi Urban Ledoux, known as “Mr.'i
!d Town of Clinton for four month. ' I w t o -L tt H '" Ifer Ut ,1 than for Zero,” and the oth^a arrested at the 3
, ,.1.11 -J nil re, spent the week-end With .Mr. and this session. iiru:. u em. . i
lor to ihee ection to Ik* held in said xm ... t v i.i;.. « . . .. » » a- i: , hite House. The veterans, members
rrr- *«• Eranklux. Representative 4-ra4—of 4-alW-:/ zt;- rr/-.—H ^
Tow n (if Clinton' oh Tuesday, August
of the .‘'o-caTTed left, or raHTcaTTw^ing
16th, 1932, and who have paid all
taxes due and collectible for the pre- Attaw
.Miss Lu..« At,away of Newberry, form, easily held The^ bill intro-
l.ula dueln* r.word in the. House. In the ^ disorder at the
spent the week-end with Mjs?
TRADE
Your tires that $-!-i-p
Your tires that s-l»i-p X;
for tires that G R I P —
New 1932 Silent and Sate
GOODYEAR ALL-WEATHERS
r
TODAY YOU TIRE BUYERS
HAVE IT ALL YOUR OWN WAYI
With ovaryone talking aeon-
omy—with many people won
dering If they can get good
tlrea at a low price — it’a a
whale of a comfort to look
at the facta about tlrea
. . Today you can get
Goodyear Tlree—the flneat
quality in Goodyear history—
at the same pricea you’d pay
for tecond-choica tirea! . . .
Drive around and check up
on this fact. And remembert
Goodyear Tlrea are ao good
they ouCaell any other tlra
here in town, throughout the
state, all over America . . .
They’ve been leading in salea
for 17 tucceaalve years!
They’re first-choice with the
public by more than 2 to 1.
So why take a second-choice
when first-choice costs no
more?
Lowest Prices of Any Summer
In 30 Yea
ny
rf I
. M’hcn the rush at the bureau start-
up .11 h.s own ,,aKo.- and spilled
.. . 1 u u — -.*ay. huge reiord book kept by Bill t'lerk V
ced.nic vc.r and who holds a .ountj McDermott, Crail filled
repstraHon certificate entltlin* >,m Ninety-Six.
or her to vote a, a pol iny prectr^ Komanstine of Colum. over to the hack of the book with
*'[ .',1, V* ", Tf. ‘'iH J" D Wo. i» visiting Mrs, B. Slmih. »„f .w;,. _
r .f K^^istraii tn Kdna King of Ijiuren'. is This record, hrSe augmented in
uT'k*" n *1^11,. st.»e a,lending the week-end with Miss the short session, appears likely to
t r r JI -A L \ ,Z «“"> O'*'"**- «•■>•' • 1""* «*"■» it was •'*
■- f ,. , Misses Ruth and Nellie Owing, nmasaed from Orail’s Los Angeles
Town of Clinton for the P>f “t-ypenTTlie-p»n--wert^^ MiSfitueney 'oT wTiTcfT wt
rngistering voOir. from 9 o clock A., ^ divicM into four full diatrieU
had be^n issued since the transporta,
tion bill passed nearly two weeks ago.
Conveyance by auto had been furnish-
324.
At the present rate of applicatfon
next
Attest:
. D. C. Heustess,
Clerk and 'Treas.
g-3-4te
M. to 4 0 clock P. M. on eath day **', jjjter spent the week in Isaurens. and part o' another at the
cent Sunday, until 12 o clock noon ^ d /-« . r n « - ^
10X9 Gunter of Pehon. is vwit- CongiYOs.
Fkil FKg. »;ti» nf Jiilv lats ‘ ^*** Lewis. la contrast to CraH, Represent-
JACK YOIINC I Batesburg. spent'atives Boay of Mississippi; Dewey
Mav’or '*** week-end wnth Mrs. Errin Sauth.tef Virginnia; Ellzsey of Mississippi;
^ ■ Silas Mauldin spent the week-end Granata of Illinois; SttHhran of
with hit mother in Pelier. iNew York; Wood of Georgia in-
Mr. and-Mrs. A. D. Bamm spent• trodueed but one bill each and Rep-
tbe week-end in Savannah. Ga. ^ |resenUti%'e Briggs of Texas none.
Mrs. James Dendy is spending the' The House' average per lumber
week in Savannah. . aras just an edge below thirty, the
Miss Sarah Denny is spending the [Senate average per member 51.
week in Cross Hill with relatives. RepteoenUtive Leavitt tRepubli-
Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Cromer oi New-;caBl of Montana held his record of
berry, visited Mr. and Mrs. L E..‘haing the House member to have the
SjiDMUl last Sunday. | most bills bearing his name become
vMrs. Sallie Brown spent last week laws—a total of 17. Last Congress he
in Spartanburg. „ , ^*** ^be long Congress and
Rev. and Mrs. W. H. Stevenson of'11 in the short.
ure before night.
BARBECUE
— at —
Bush River ScIkmJ
Tiar bcnafH of Bush River ScImmI
THURSDAY, JULY 28;
Aa exeeRaat 4Hnner gaaraateeA Men
Me;
ISc; chiliren
12
Dalsell, visited Mr. and Mrs. J. O.
voors PiarAoS flSow wlokt j —v. Among the 18,(100 mea^res,
n » ' .* 1^. „ I Denny last Saturday enronte te Doe: length measured from a ftw words to
aiwrnnaw. Hr. \ West and Washington, D. C. Mrs. scores of pages, ^ importance from
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atorium bill and the lame duck resolu
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