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THUBSU^Y, AUGUST 35, 1932
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THE CLINTON CHRONICLE. CLINTON. S. C.
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POLITICAL ADVERTISEMRI^S
CLERK OF COURT
I hereby announce myself a candi
date for re-election to the office of
Clerks of ^Court lof Laurens County,
subject, to the rules and regulations the results
of the bemocratic party. mary.
THOS. W. BENNETT.
I P Personal /Aention ^
FOR SHERIFF
I hereby announce myself as a can-
didate for re-election as Sheriff of
Laurens county, “subjiBct to the rules
and regulations of the Democratic
primary. COLUMBUS L. OWENS.
I here^iy announce myself a.s a can
didate for Sheriff of Laurens County
and pledge myself to abide by the re
sult of the l>emocratic priinarv. |
C. W. WIER.
I hereby announce myself as a can
didate for Sheriff of I..aurcns County,
subject to the rules and regulations of
the Democratic primary.
HICKS F. OWINGS.
I here'); announce myself a candi
date fer Sheriff of I^urens county
and pb'^lue myself to abide by the
rules ami regulations of the Demo
cratic pr'mary.
DORROH D. I’EDEN.
FOR STATE SENATE i« i*, -
I hereby announce rayseli a candi-j f
date for the Senate from Laurens) Miss Anne
County and pledge myself to abide by'(Stanley. N. C.., with friends.
Bond spent Sunday in
of
w
the Democratic pri-
CARL WHARTON.
Fjerguson and
a vacation
I,hereby announce. myself a candi
date " for the Senate from Laurens
County and pleilge myself to abide
by^ the rules (vf ^he Democratic pri- i
mary. • C. D. NANCE, j
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES |
I hereby announce myself as a can
didate for the House of Representa
tives from Laurens County and pledge
myself to abide by the rules of the
Democratic primary.
JOHN BOLT CULBERTSON.
Mr. and Mrs. R. E
children left Sunday Qp
trip to Myrtle Beach.
Miss Emmie Pitts-vreturned last
week from Washington, D. C., where
.=!he has been spending the summer.
Miss Martha Weir Davis of Lau
rens, spent the w'eek-ehd here with
relatives. '
Miss Margaret Blakely of (Lc
ville, is spending her vacation wilb
Miss Ivy Crosland of Charlotte, is!
-vi^Liting Miss Margaret Lightfoot. j
Miss Caroline Caldwell was a vis-,
itor in Columbia on Tuesday.
Mrs. lice Hunter of Greenville, isi
speeding a few <lays here with friends..
Mr. and Mrs. Gus Burton nad little
son spent Sunday in Columbia with i
Mr., and Mrs. Ben Green. j
Mrs!’ Julia' Griffin, Misses Collett
1 Griffip and Lois Blakely spent the
V week-end at Lake Lure, near Hender-
! sonA’ille.
HUGH L EICHELBERGER
NEW YORK LIFE MAN
, Ten Years Experience
Professional Insurance Information
Furnished Free
Office: Room 209 Jacobs & Company Building
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her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. Ross, Mrs. Ethel Pitts and little daugh-
Blakely. . j tor, Frances Leo. have returned from
iVIr. and Mrs. R. N. White and chil-1 Florence, where they have In-en visit-
dren of Winston-Salem, N, C., arering her brother, Roland Ru.ssell.
spending this week with Mrs. ’W hite’s
; parents, rMr. and Mrs. A. OM)aniel. '
•Mr. and Mrs. Joe Sheely and chib’
I het'eby announce myself as a can-1
didate for re-election to the House .of 1 , , ^ .
l^aurensr Coun-1 Pomaria, spent Sunday with
KDIt MAGISTK.XTE
I hereljy announce myself as a can
didate fT re-election as Magistrate
of Utint-r Township at Clinton, sub
ject t ) the rules and regulations of
the D'*'e«' r.itic primary. ;
w. ROY prrrs.
I hot )> announce niysedf as a can-|
didate f .Magistrate, of Hunter j
ToWn.^r!'(), at Clinton, subject to the]
rules J>’-1 regulations of the Demo-1
uratic ;;r'-nary. I
JOHN D. GLYNN. 1
I h'v l)\ announce rnyxdf as
Representatives from
ty, and promise to abide by the result
of the iWmocratic primary.
PHIL D. HUFF.
I hereby announce myse^lf as a can
didate for re-election to the House of
Representati\e.s from Laurens Coun
ty, subject to the result of the Demo
cratic primary. R. A. BABB.
Mr. and Mrs. O. H. Sheely.
James Davis returned to hi.s, home
in ‘Columbia Monday after spending
several days with Boyd Underwood
and other friends ot Thornwell or
phanage.
Mr.s. Henderson Pitts ami little
son, John, have returned from Spar
tanburg after visiting her parents.
R. A. . S.eer and' daughter. . Mrs
Heyward Dorn left last week oii ai
.I’p to Pasadena, Cal., and Portland,
Oregon.
Mrs. .\nna Henry of Jacksonville,;
Fla., is \’isiting her daughter and son- i
in-law, Mr. and Mrj?. Hurry Layton. '
Billy Lightfoot has returned from
Haskcrville, yvh, whore he has been
-pending the^^Vmmer with relatives.
Mrs. Charb*s Akernian returned to’
her home ni Macon, Ga., yesterday af
ter a visit to her sisters, Mrs. R.
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FROM CLINTON
AUGUST 2B-27-281— SEI>TEMBER 2-3-4-
(Labor Day Excursion)
Tickels on sale for all trains Aug. 2fi-’27 and SepL and trains
arri\ing .Atlanta by il.'j P. M, (C. T.) on Aug. 2b and Sept. .ith.
Return limit to leave Atlanta bt'fore midnight of Tuesday follow
ing date of sale. Tickets go*Kj in coaches only.
Fi>r Information .Apply Ticket Agent
SEABOARD AIR LINE RAILWAY
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I hereby
didate for
tives from
the result (
announvV myself as a can-
the House of Represcnta-
Laurens county, subject to
Mrs. Fayette Henry and Mr.s. Wil-; Jones-ami .Miss Agahta Davis,
liam. Henry were visitors in
ville on Tuesday.
.Miss Ella .Allair left Suiulav
Green-', Friends of .Mrs'. S. t’. Price will be
is a patient at
»f the rtemucratic primary, j markets, where she will buv
.J. D. WITHERSPOON. '
sorry to learn thill she
for! Dr. Hays’ llo^pital.
I hereby atinounce myself as a can
didate firr the House of Representa
tives from I,aurens County, subject to
the rules and regulations of the Dem-
iH’ratic pnmarv.
K. A. GEDEIST.
goods for. the Ladies’ Shoppe.
Miss Frances .MeSwain of Green
ville, is visiting hei aunts, Mrs. .A. AV.
Briee and Mrs.^W. D. I'opeland.
John K. Shurley of .Atlanta, Ga.,
s| ent a few days this week with
friends here.
Ml. ami Mis. W. (\ Shealv and lit-
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tie daugjiter, Betty, sjieiit the week-
didate I’or Magistrate of Hunter
a can-! I hereby announce myself as a can-j
! didate for the Hyuse of Reprcsenta-|
Townsn’p at Clinton, subject to the
rules and regulations of the Demo-
cratie’ primary. B. R. FULLER.
I hereby announce myself as a can
didate for .Magistrate at Mountviile,
Hunter Township, and pledge myself ‘ didate for the House of Representa-
to abide by the rules and regulations j tive> from Laurens County, subject
of the [MmiK-ratic primary. | to the rcMilt of the DenuHTatic pri-
WALTER F. LYNCH, 'mary. RE.X LANFORj).
tives from Laurens County, .subject to
the rules and regulations of the Dem
ocratic primarv. ,
A. ROSS BLAKELY.
I hereby announce myself a.s a cun-
■A.
I hereiiy announce myself as a can-j
didate for re-election as Magistrate |
of Hurter Township at Mountviile,
subject to the rules and regulations
of the lH*mocratie primary.
M. A.TANNON.
I hereby announce myself as a can
didate for Magistrate of Jacks Town
ship, subject to the result of the
D«m<K*ratio primary.
A. 1. DIXON.
FOR CONGRESS
I here’oy announce my candidacy for
re-election to Congress subject to' the
rule.s of the Democratic primary elec
tion;—^ J. J. McSWAIN*.
I hereby announce myself a candi
date for Congre.ss -from the Fourth
Congrevsional ilistrict and pledge my-
aelf to abide by the result- of
Democratic primary.
( OUNTY ( OMMISSIONER
I hereby announce my.self as a can
didate for re-eltH’tion as County Com-
niissioner of Laurens County ami
pledge myself to abide by the results
of the Democratic primary.
LEE ADD BLAKEl.Y.
I I hereby announce myself a candi-
i date for (.'ounty Coinniissionei of laiu-' Rjakelv
I rens County and pledge myself to j Miss Monnie
Mr. and Mrs. Elliott Hall of Char
lotte, N. C., spent a few <lays this
week with Mr. and Mrs. W. 1*. Jacobs.
M iss Mary Anderson of Due We.-t.
spent Sunday here with Miss Jean
.McKee.
M rs. R. E. Jones returned Monday
from .Myrtle Beach, where she spent
the past week with her daughters,
Mis^e.^ Martha Phillips and Bessie
.Jones.
hViemls of Clyde C. Rampey will 1h*
sorry to learn that he is a patient at
Dr. Hays’ hospital, having undergone
an appendix operation last wtH.*k.
F. M, |Stutts of Oteen, N. C., is
spending this wiH*k with .Mrs. Stutt-'
and children.
.Ml. and Mr.s. W. F. Davis and
daughter, Miss Kathleen of Sheely,
N. C., spent the w<H>k-end with L. W.
Davis ami Mr. and Mrs. A. Ross
the results of the Democratic
J. HERMAN POWER.
abide by
pr:mar>
I hereby announce myself a candi
date ’ for C^ouiity Commissioner of
Beekiiell of Spartan-
he (•
I'urg. is spending a few days with
aunt, .Mrs. Letha Gilmore.
Mr. ami Mrs. Bonner Marvley
end ip Little Mountain with the* for
mer’. parents.
Miss Margaret Blakely ha. returned
troni Winston-Salem, N. C., where
she has been spi'iiding the past two
weeks with friends.
Mi.ss Nannie' Young Tribble spent
a few days last week in Ora with .Miss
.Mary Blakely.
Miss .Agnes Davis, .Mrs. E. B. Sloan
! ami Mi.>. R. L. Plaxlco vfere visitor.-
I in Grt‘t*nvilie on Monday.'
I Mis.s Sarah Cannon is visiting
friends in Anderson.
I .Mis.s Sunie Murphy of Memphis,
I Teiiii., and Mr. and Mrs. B. R. Bur
rows of West Memphi.s, arc guests of
.Mr. and .Mrs. R. G. Murphy.
I Dr. C. R. Wilcox of Rome, Ga., pres
ident of Darlington School for Boys,
' w'as a visitor in the city on Tuesday.
Mrs. W. C. Wert.- of Columbia, is
' the gue.st of Mrs. Bessie H. Owens.
.Misses Edna ami .Mary Johnson of
..Newberry, are spending a few days|
I with .Mrs. .1. F. Jacobs, Sr. ;
I .Mi.-ses .Mary Howze Dillard and j ] |
j .Margaret Moorhead are -pending a'o
ew (lay.s in .Newdien-.v with .Miss .Mar-i]|
garet .Mc< aughian. !(►
Mr.-. R. L. Plaxico, Mrs. D. E. Trib-
; j ble, .Mrs. K. P’. Blakely and Mi.ss Lydie
jf I Blakely spent Thursday in Ora.
SPECIAL RATES SEPT. 2 and 3
FROM 1 LINTON — $6.00 T|()
RALEIGH Round ^ PORTSMOUTH
RIUILMOM) Trip NORFOLK
Tickets On Sa’e September 2 and 3. Limit September 6
Also
$7.00 TO BALTIMORE, MI). AND RETURN
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Via Norfolk and Steamer (Old Bay I.ine)
(Stateroom and meals on steamer extra)
'liekels (o Baltimore on .sale for train 20H Sept. 1-1, and trains 6
and 208 on Sept. 2nd from -taiions .Vtlanta to ( alhouii Falls inclu-
. sive. and for trains ,P and 208 on Sept. 2nd and trains 208 Sept. Jrd
- from .stations .VblH'ville, S. C. to .Monroe, N. C. inclusive. TiekeLs
gb-sd returning leaiing Baltimore Sept. Ith of .Hh.
For Full Information Consult Ticket .Vgent
Seaboard Air Line Railway
(’ll<*enwood, .spent the week-end with} Mi<^5 Miriam Marlin of Spartan-
Lauieps County amj pledge niyself to'the latter’s i)arent.s._.Mr. and M/;
results of the Democratie
JOHN H. WHARTON.
abide by the
primary.
I hereliy, announce my.-elf a eumli-
(late for ( iHinty ( ommis.-iorier of
the, I.auicns county and pledge myself to
; abide bv the results of the Iteuiocratie
JAMES D. IMcCULl.OL'GllL
A. 1
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MOORE.
I pi unary.
__ FOR CORONER 1 herebi announce my.st‘lf a candi-
1 hereby announce myself a camli-tdnte tor re-election as ( ouiity ( om-
date for re-election as Coroner of' nussiom*!’ ot Laurens ( ounty and
the results
B. Blakely
.Misses Elinor, Susanne ami Cather
ine Haggott of Cheraw, are spending
two months with their grandparents,
.Mr. and .Mrs. I C, Boml.
.Mi.ss Helen Littlefield returned to
her home in Simpsonville Saturday af
ter spending .several days ’here with
JV Lburg, *i.s spending .several <lays_^^ with
^ .Mis.-es .lo.sephiae Copeland ami Mil-
dre<r‘Stewa ft.
j -Air. and Mrs. .1. K. Dillard. .Miss
j Marguerite Dillard ami .M'ss Rebecca
RhiKies liave retunijed . to their home
in .Atlanta, after viidting the former’s
mother, .Mrs.-Alma IUllanl.
.Mr. ami .Mrs. H. K. .Neely and little
j daughter, .Mary K!i'/.abelh, returned to
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abide by the results of the Democratic I of the DemiaTatic prin
primary. J. A. THOMASON. W. H. B.
frieiuls.
NTT.SS M'ar.\~ Stuckey has returned to' their home todaafter visiting .Mrs. |
h<‘r home in Bishopville, after spend-1 Nc(*l.y s parerUs, Mr. and .Mi s. .A. B.
ing several days with .Misses .Maly j Blakely.
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and Fiances Black.
.Mrs. Eugene 1‘ratt and son, I’ringb*,
(.f Greenwo^, are -pending this week
.vith their mothei, Mrs. .Mary I’rather.
.Mrs. Harrell M'ilsori and daughter.
Miss .Marjorie .Ann, of Greenville, are
pending seveial days with .Mrs, J. F.
Jaci)b.-i and othi*r relatives,
1*1 of. Roger L. foe, Mrs. Coe ami
liaiightei, Louise, left .Sunday for
Nashville, Tenii., wheie I’rof Coc will
r< .’cive hi. Ph.D. degree at I’ealxMly.
.Mi.ss Dully Milling returned Mon
day from Blowing Rock, N.U('.. 'Aheie
she has lK*eii spending sevs'ral days.
.Mi.ss Virginia Kellers left .Saturday
lor camp at f.akc Kanuga, near Men
der.-on ville. i.|
.Ml. and Mrs. Ru.ssell (’ooper, .Mr.
ami Mr.s. David Copeland an l .Miss
.Mattie L. Copeland,are s|H*mling a few
days in Charlotte, N, C., with r(*la-
, tlvesr™ - - — - - ^
.Ml. and .Mr.. R. W. Boland and lit-j
tie daughter, who havi* been sjieiiding'
the suniiner with .Mr. and .Mrs. Ira C.'
Boland, leave tomorrow for .Natichi-1
toches. I.a., where they will visit Mr. |
and .Mrs. James l)e,y before returning]
to their home iir Quit man, I.a. j
.Mis.s .Mary Abel has returned t.) her;
home ill Chester after visiting her]
aunt and un li*. Dr. and .Mrs. .1. Lee]
Young. ’ I
.Mr.-. .1. C. Levi of Charlotte, N. ('.,j
i Mie gno-st of Dr. and Mr.-. D. J,
Brirnm.
.Mrs. W. W. Arrington ami little
son, aie visiting her parents,-Mr. and
Mr.s. R. F. Blakely.
[ .Miss Gwendolyn Randall of (a»n-
\\a\, is visiting her .-lister, Mrs. Eddie
! Buck.
I .Mis^e Copie ,Mc( rary, Margaret
j Moorhead amJ .Mary Howze Dillard
-and -Ar-Mswrhead h[rent * few slayiri
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einnati, Ohio, are spending some time
with the former’.s brother, Ryiand
Bumerel, and with hi.s mother in Lau
rens.
M^r. and Mr.s. .Kenneth Burdette
and children of Charleston, are visit
ing relatives here. (.
Mr. and Mrs. John .Allen Dugan of
Hartsville, spent the week-end with
their parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. E.
Neighbors and Mrs. U TVI. Dugan.
Miss Isabel Kennedy has returned
to her home in Johnston, after spend-
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ing a few day.s w’ith Mrs, P. S. Jeanes.
C. E. Nichals spent th'e week-end
in Glover and Chester with friends
and relatives.
Sergeant F'. A. Strange of San
^rAnciscQ.,CaL, spent a few days last
week with his brother and sister-in-
law, Mr. and Mrs.. John Strange.
Mrs. W’alter Ramage i* spending a
few days in Lenoir, N. C., with Mr.
and Mrs, R. F; Neal.
Mrs. C. E. Galloway and little
daughter, Marcia, spent a few days
last week in Columbia with her par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs, George T. Barnci-.
John W. McKee of Abbeville, was
; and .Asheville. j
I Mr. and .Mrs. Tom Workman and
1 Mi.s.- Iiene W'orkman syient a few days I
, last week in Batesburg. j
Mr. and Mr-s. H. L. Baggott aiidj
children ami Loui.s Bond of (’heraw.l
spent .Sunday with .Mr. and .Mrs. L. C.j
Bond. j
Dr. J. Y. O’Daniel and Dr. George,
R. 0’J)aniel has returned to Dayton,
'I'enii.. and .St. George, resfie^tively,
aft<T .spinding la.st week with their
parerp-i, Mr. ami .Mrs. A. O’Daniel. J
Mr. and Mrs. J. AY. WhiTe of New-
Ix-rry, Mi s Elizabeth White of Balti-
mon*, Md., and P. H. Stevenson of
Royston, Ga., spent Sunday with Mr.
and .Mrs. T. C. John.son. Miss VV'hite
remained for a few days’ visit.
Mrs, Maude Hampton aniTTirotherU
Horace Geer, spent the w<*ek-end ini
Rutherfordton and Asheville, N. C’,,!
with relatives. They were caeompan-
ied to Rutherfordton by their nUrce,'
Mbs Margaret Hines, who has besm
spending some time with .Mr. and Mrs.
H. M: Cxeer.
Ml. and Mrs. W.. A. Galloway and
children of Hornwe, and Mr. and Mrs.
{called here Friday on account of the;.!. P, M/’Millan and children of Fay-
! death of R. T. Wright. | etteville, N. C., have returned to their i
L. J. Moore is making his home at j homes after visiting their parents, Mr.
i pierent at Miss Ix)u Henderson’s i and IVIis. W. M. McMillan, who accom-
boarding house following the recent < panied them home for a visit,
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has been occupying on the Yarbor
ough’s mill road.
Mrs. R. J. Ellison and children have
returned from a visit to her mother,
Mrs. Kate Hillis, in Guerrard, Ga.
They were accompanied by her sister.
.-.m, Mrs. Sam Drummond, Rev. and
Mrs. B. Betts, Dr. and .Mrs. L. R.
L>nn, Mjsses Georgia B. Blakely. Su-
ella Denson, and J. .A. Coleman, James
Henry Iveaman and R. F. Blakely were
in Rock Hill Saturday foi' the funeral