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V THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 1932 THE CLINTON CHRONICLE, CLINTON, S. C. :h ' PAGE flVE ^1 ach a.nd not €nou$rh legs to harmonize! | with the classical ideal of mascuhne beauty.' Perhaps, in another ten thousand years our artistic standards will havejV changed. Perhaps, too, after ten thou-j sand years of mechanical locomotion, I I I P Personal TAcntidn ^ 1;; M ^ ► nv:;i e= I mm' we w^n’t'need any lejfs at all. with I 01j i*pic games committ^e has enough money on hand from admission re ceipts to pay back the million dollars which the state of California lent in 11^27 tc| finance the preparations for GRUB the great international athletic tour- The women of Berkshire county,' ^lament. Massachusetts, are getting to be I ”^t remember ever bavin about the best cooks I know of any- heard of a state or a government ge where. And that is all on account of ting back any money that it had l^t. my neighbor. Cal Spencer. i -And what makes it the more am^ing After Cal's wife died, a couple of; that there were 800,000 paid years^ago. he went into the kitchen ^ions to the Olympic games/in this himself and ma^e such good bread and i '^t deepest depression, pies and doughnuts that his daughter' It all goes to show that/California encouraged him to show them at the!’i' » wonderful states an^that there West Stockbridge Frange fair. .Cal j are still some sports-l/ving people did, and he walked e#f with fmaan :,wilk niQOfcaUi£lLi&-the ,world, in five or six clas.ses. j Miss Polly Elrod attended a house | spent Sunday in Spartanburg Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Adair. ' ■ W. R. Anderson, Jr., was a visitor in Columbia on Saturday. 'j Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Walker and P. Jeanes of Greenville, *Charlotte and Betty, of Ma-j end with his parents,i Ca., are visiting Mrs. R. E. Jones* P S“>^nes. family. party at Lake Lure the past week-end. , '/.AMAZING - j' Taylor Martin has returned to The most amazing statement I have | Farmville, Va., where he will teach in seen in print in year^ is that theHhe city sc^ols again this fall. ( Dr. R spent Mr. ar Ml C. M. Bailey and Mis.- Lucy Ba^ey have returned from a several w/eks’ stay at Myrtle Beach. Mrs. Mike Caskey left We.inc'day for Seneca, to join Mr. Caskey, who is teaching in the city schools. Jack Pollitzer of Beaufort, is spend ing several days here with friends at «Piesi)yterian, college.' Mr. and Mrs. Harry f-ayton and Jean, and Mr. and Mrs. Russel Gray j and Virginia, spent the w'oek-end in Montreat. This year !■ Prof, and Mrs. A. V. Martin and Miss -Caroline Martin w-ere in Rocki Hill ?*I^aay, where the latter enroll ed as a student at Winthrop college. Mr. and Mrs. Gus Burton and little son, Henry, were visitors ni Ninety- .Six on Sunday. Ml. and Mrs. C. C. Bailey, Mrs. I Julia Griffin. Mrs. J. W. Crawford, Miss Collette Griffin, Miss Mayme j Leake, Miss Lydie Leake, J. Will ! Leake and Thomas Leake of Paris, Texas, spent Sunday in Union with GOOD r' PRINTING WILL HELP DO THE JOB Circulars Kenneth Cox ' has returned to his i relatives, ing some time w’ith friends here. .^“eYi JT he is going to send sam-i , lJAKU.>i^fER Rev. H. O. Chambers is this week ^*'^'^ here, pies of his culinary products to the! Evangeline Boo^ says thi^^lgs are j engaged in ja meeting at the Epworth j Herkcjhire county fair at Great Bar- better, ^e ought to know, j orphanage in Columbia, ' rington. and the farm women of the ;head/of the one organiza-j Mr. and Mrs. Jame.s A. Poole and county are determined not to let him 1 wUrld that is clo.-e.st to children of Dunn", N. ( ., were the get away with any blue ribbons. As a human sufferiiig. That is the Salva- week-end guests of Mr.s. \V. A. Po )le. result, Berkshire county farmers are .Army. / j Miss Mildred Stewart of Greenville, j getting a chance to sample some of The Salvation .Army reaches down' spent last wt'ek with Miss Evelyn to the lowest strata of humanity. It Chambers. 1 deals w^h human In'ings as individ-, Mis.s’ Kate Milam left yesterday to | ■ u^ls iry trouble. Its officers know l>et-1 resume her teaching position in the jter t^n any one el.se when times are; .Spiingfield schools, after spending the ' har<y and when they are easier. So j summer with her parents, Mr. and j when Miss Booth says that things are I Mrs. J. W. Milam. ! getting better, I, personally, would W. P. Ferguson of .Sharon, and F. j place more reliance upon her report L. Biigman, Jr., of Bishopville; were I yjthan i>n those of all the economists the week-end guests of friends here. /; and statisticians in the world. The de mands upon the Salvation .Army for of Columbia, has the bt.-t pies and doughnuts a man i ever put a^ooth in. SMOKERS One effect of the emancipatimi of woimA- has been to leave mere man with v'ery few places to go where he can enj-.y the society of his own sex withou*. feminine invasion. The '.i! <on u.'ed to be such a refuge, but they tell me that the* speakeasies, in the h'g cities at least, have as many women patrons as men. They still don’t let women into .Masonic and other lodges, but most of the railroad.s arc finding it impo.ssible to kvep them out of the smoking {‘’ars. I traveled from New York to Washington a short time ago an4 found that the so- called “club car,” fornjerly an exclu- Di. and Mrs. F. L. Webb of Whit- 'tiire, were visitors here Tuesday. Dr. and Mrs. G. W. White of De- Kalb, 111., are the guests of Dr. and M)s. B. O. Whitten. Mr. and Mrs. George T. Barnes and Miss Gladys Barnes sfH'nt Tuesday I with .Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Galloway, j Mrs. C. G. Young and Mrs. Pierce!] of Proctor. .Ark., were the w,ek-end j guests of Mrs. J. A. Bailey. John Newt Gaston of Rock Hill, . I spent Tue. day here with Prof, and ' I .Mrs. ('. W. Giafton. j I Friends of little Davis Workman,! I son of Ml., and Mrs. Hugh Worl|man, j Folders Blotters Envelopes I Letter Heads Bill Heads help are an accurate barimietcr of hu man necessities. Miss Kvelyn Chambt'rs is leaving i sorry to learn that he is ill at Saturday for Lander college for her'^'*^ home on E. ( arolina .Ave. Stroud vear in that institution. .As a Mrs. b. I). Jones and Miss mkinki.es The big indu.stries of the future are 'Coining out of the reiearch laborato- ! rie.'i every day. The latest is a jirocess member of ‘the Christian- asunnuHtkm cabinet she will be at the college sev eral day.s iH'fore the opening on the 20th. Missep Hazel Boland, Helen Milam. Kate Milam and J. 1). Boland were .Jones. of treating cotton, rayon and silk fah-i visitors in Greenville on Saturday, rics so that they will not crease or! Mis.s Grace League left last wi'ek Marjcaiet Charlotte, resumed ('hieora. Mrs. J. C. Shealy the week-end in iner’s daughter where her studies spell I Tue.stla.M ,_i n _ Miss Margaret has at Queens- wrinkles. »wely male sanctum, had put m a lot doodads for tht 1 That should interest men as well as women, f«)r one of the heretofore un solved prrdilems of civilization has has put on-a special smoker for how to wear a necktie more men. If the girli( want to smoke, they ought to have a place for it w'herej of fancy sofas and benefit of women Smokers. 1 see that the Santa Fe railroad they wouldn’t get in the men’s way. FIGURE I .suppose everybody realizes that the figuie of the average American is not in the least like that of the an- 'TreiTt lireek gods, whose statues have been preserved from antiquity. But it waa something of a shock to me to sw the spindle-shanked, pot-bellied piaster model in the American Muse um of Natural History which rejire- sents the average young American male of today. Mu.seum officials took the average, - measure'nents of ^00,00(1 American soldiers on their return from the M^orld war and have made a figure which, iirobably, exactly represents: the typical .American man of twenty- three or twenty-four. From an artis-' tic point of-view, he i.s nothing-p+'etty to look at. He carries too much stom- three times without getting it ail wrinkled up! .And every woman who rides in an automobile kmiws how difficult it is to keep her skirt from showing wrinkle.'. to re.-ume her teaching position in Lockhart, after spending the summer at her home here. Mrs. Lewis Simpson and Mr. and •Mrs. \V. T. Reeder spent the past week-end In Tennessee and Virginia H. Hipp, Mr. and .Mrs. \V. and little daughter, s(.H'nt Inman with the for- and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. B. W. Gibson. Rev. S. I*. Bowles was in Bates- burg Sunday where he occupied the pulpit of the Presbyterian church. Mr. and Mrs. P. S. Stuckey of opville, were the week-end guests of Bish-jj; Louis VV’right of Rocky Mounti Mrs. (i. A. Black. Miss spent last week with his brother-: returned home with them visit. JAMES LEE CAMPBELL Maryi;; for a‘<I I * * I < > Maxwell of ♦ with - Mr. in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. \V. O. Holland Mrs. Robert E. Roy Owens left Tuesday for Bam- Columbia, spent ^Tuesday berg, where he entered the Carlisle Mrs. .A. \S. Lrice. 'school as a student for the comings Mr.s. Fannie Rounds is visiting rcla- 4 James Lee Cumpl>ell, age d, son oft session. Augusta, Ga. .Mr.^ arul Mrs.~Toe Camphell, died atj Mi. and Mrs. C. \V. Grafton havej Mrs. \\. D. ( opetaiiTl have his home on Sloan street last Friday [ 1 eturned from a visit to relatives at from a several days visit to morning. Fiineral services Were held Viiginia Beach. They are now mak-irelativiis- m-AtlaiU»--at»tf'-iTnriTre^vtlte, at Calvary Baptist church Satlirday' ing their home in the Trilible apart \\l afteinoim at IL.'fO, with Rev. j Tomlinson in charge. Interi)ient was in Rosemont cemetery. Survjying, besides the pareiits^ are a brother and a sister, Lawier.s and ments. Miss Peail Hitt has l>ake City to resume her _itiQn_ in the city schools. Misses .Agatha Bailey and Rosalie returned to teaching po- Botty .Anne Campbell. this week for Chester, will teach the current ses- -P- •thy FLOWERS — See — Mrs. Janie L. McCrary I I.OWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS Phone 305-W Correctly Arranged H> THE RAYSOR FLORAL CO. iJone.s left ; where thev CARD OF THANKS i wish to than^ our friends for! Billy .Owens left Monday for Geor- heautiful expressions of sym-jgia Tech. Atlanta, where he will Ik* a during_our recent sorrow.^ student this fall. (;uy™BT SiiotYley and Daughter.' Pat Harris of Aiulerson, spent Tues day here with friends at Presbyterian college. >1.. ami !Mr». J...' Campbell wish to '''ithcispoon left la^st thank their friends for the kindner«es i f'"' < "lunil"'"; “t>i-re she wdl be illness and death I ^ memlier of the faculty at the Uni- I versity high school. Miss .Mary Peeks spent a few day.s u i > < I H- i ► o (► i > CARD OFTHANK.S and .Mrs. .loe Camphell wish shown during the illness and of their little son, James Lee. Greenville, S. ('. .Memlrers of the Aisnociation. Wire Flowers Anywhere. V None E OF INCORPORATION " Notice is hereby give that the un dersigned will on the 20th day of .Sep tember, 1932, make application to Hi;n. \V. P, Blackwell, .Secretary of S^e, to issue a charter to Jacobs and Co^ipanv, Incorporated. J. F. JACOBS, JR. ' E. DUCKETT. Dated Sept. 12th, iy:{2.~ltc 4 I September Specials! _ McKesson items Heavy Mineral Oil, pint .. — .. 39c^ Rubbing Alcohol, pint . ^. 39c Milk of Magnesia, pint ; . ^ 39c No. 59 Antiseptic, pint... 49c Peiroxide, pint . 39c Aspirin Tablets, 100 for 49c MISCELLANEOUS Hvifrade Electric Lamiw 10c Shoe Tone (White Shoe Polish), 4 oz. .. 25c St. Rejcis Alarm Clocks Violet Boraled Talc, 1 lb. 2.5c Rubber Tubins:» 5-fl/lengths --- 17c Floor Oil, quart - 20c Flashlights, complete, 2 cell 39c Frens (Sanitary Napkins), pkK. of 12 19c Toilet Paper (jfauzc), 4 rolls 25c L— OPBI syMMY58A.ll. to MOP.M. PHONE and DEUVERY SERVICE TWO DELIVERY BOYS last week with friends in Atlanta.- Ryan Law.-ion left last week for Gross .Hill, where he will he a mem ber of the high school faculty. Mrs. W. O. Holland, Miss Eula Mae Holland and Louie Wright spent last Thursday in Greenwood with .Mrs. M. L. Wright. •Mrs, E. W. Everett of Richmond, Va.,' spent a few flays last week with her parent.'^, Mr/and Mrs. I.. T. Law- .son. 1 Mr.s. W. 0. Holland' is sjH'nding some time with her parents at Lan iard „-J> ^ Misses Madelyn Adair, Clyde Ray, Ga. Mrs. E. .M. Timmerman has return- ' cd home after vi.siting Mr. and .Mrs. (leorge W. Timmerman in Augusta. Mrs. Clarence A.'.hill and children have returned to their home in Clem- .son College, after visiting her mother, Mrs. Bessie Godfrey. J .Miss Georgia Rounds has returned, to her home in Sarasota, Flu., after spending the rummer with her, grand mother, Mrs. Fannie Rounds. t ♦ . Mr. anti Mrs. Tom Salters of Sal-j J ters, are spending this week with .Mr. j and Mrs. S. G. Dillard. I Otto Fenene left this we.k for Maxton, .N. ('., where he will he dean of men and professor of science mi the Presbyterian Junior eollege.' Mrs. A. M. Copeland, Miss ('aroline Caldwell, and Mrs. .A. C. Peters were in Greenville Sunday for the funeral I of the ton of Dr. G. R, Wilkinson, j Mi.ils Daisy Harris of Gray Court, i spent Sunday with her brotht and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. T. G. Har ris. The following teachers .'|)enl the week-end at their homes; Miss Lillian Brow'n, Belton; Miss Gladys Stilwell, Silverstreet; Miss Azile Livingston,. Piosperity, and Miss Loui e Sims, Waterloo. Miss .Mary Anderson of Due We t, spent the past week-end with .M'ss I Jean McKee. Mus Andeison and MTssi ! Jeannette Pitts and lone Von Hollen spent Monday in Rock Hill, wheie the ’atter* entered Winthrop college. Elmore Martin, of Ware Shoals, spent the past wt*ek-end with J. I aac i C'opeland. ' Mi3.«es Jamie Little an<l Virginia * Spratt were visitors in Greenville on [Tuesday. Mis# Tujiip Gallpway has returned ^7’”’* to her home in Galloway, Fla., after I visiting Mr. and .Mrs. Gilbert Blakely i last week. j Mi.ss Martha Hellanis left yesterday for DeFuniak Springs, Fla., where i he will be a member of the faculty at Palmer Junior college, j Miss Fredna Shockley left last week I for Saluda, where she will be a mem ber of the high school faculty. McKee returned to Due West .Monday, wheie both have enrolled us .students' at Er.skihe college. i Mr. and Mrs. Herman H. f*orth have! leturned to their home in Chicago,: 111., after visiting Mrs. Porth’s sister. Miss Margaret Hollis and hei mother, Mrs. W. D. Hollis in Mountville. I Ml. and Mrs. A. F. MtS’urdy Ma-j Ga., announce the hiith of u| daijghter', F*atricia Anne, on Sunday, Sept.' 11. Mrs. McGurdy before her; mai'tiage' was .Miss Louise Adair of j this city. , ('apt. and Mrs. VS. L. Blanti^ aitd' family are making their home in the Spencer house on South Broad street, j Capt. Blanton is assistant profe.ssor | * of military scienct at Pre. hyterian ^ I college, having succeeded Lieut. A. N.i Sadler-Owens Pharmacy Telephone 400 “At l^ion Station” Night Phone 226 Mr. and UrsT O. H. Sheely ahJ chll- dren, Olin, Jr., and Vi\nan, and Miss Sara Ray Coleman spent Sunday in Pomara with relatives. Taylor. Parker Jones left Tuesday for Beau- fort^ewThere he ha.s resumed his teach ing position. Mr. and Mrs. C. I. Cooper of Green wood, sp^t Sunday here with the lat ter’s sister, Mrs. J. R. Tucker.” Jack Witherspoon and Billy Wade spent the week-end in Greenville with .Mr. and Mrs. F. K. Spratt and family. Mr. and Mrs. Loye Johnson of Paco- let, announce the birth of a daughter, Norma Aline, on September 2. Mrs. Johnson is pleasantly remembered here as' Miss Aline Eden, former mur 'ic teacher at the State Training ^chool. Mrs, A. C. Daniel and son, Chal. | mers, are spending the wintej with; her sister, Mrs. Myrtle HuHter. ! Mrs. Corrie Adair and I. 0. Adaiiv Mr.s. 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