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/• THE CLINTON CHRONICLE. CUNTON. S. C. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 29. 1932 Stockings ' Need Punter McCollocli« of Wesf* Virginia, Blocking Back, May Develop - Into Booter. " Coach WaHcr Johnson put his men thfoagh a ver>y light workout Mon day, giving the boys'a little time to reeupera/ the bruise.- ah:l sore TTU^cVs receix^in the Clemson gan'.c Wa.hingtor. i). C., S;pt. 2C. The Prtviav. Most of the time was spent in j-r'nripr.i qu-.* t on which ir being ask- WASHINCTON emr REVIVAL taT MONTH Dr. and Mrs. Spencer | Clinton-Honea Path coach'irXow^. Injured In Crash ing a fighting spirit. The schedule as 1 arranged' comprise? eight games. Game Tomorrow ' i three in Clihton, and five on fprei^ The Clinton Hi football team will territor^'. (Continued from page one) cei, who are now patients in the Lau-season Frida-j' /afternoOn work wap—largelv, editoriaTT^'at I Friends of Dr. and'Mrs. A. E. Spen- rens hogpital suffering from injuries ; his which thne bp assisted t'harles G. , t •Trumhul! on the -taff of the Sunday m an automobile wreoK last t School Times, Following that. Mr, Thursday, will. be glad to know that ^ when it will meet the fa.:t Hon"^ Patlr SUBSCRIBE TO THE CHRONICLE team on the latter’s ground^The “The Paper Everybody Reads” iM -Quilkin waf- engaged in Bihle >on-, Mefenec-^ in ail pa.'ts pf the United ; States and Canada. H? ‘al.®o visited ■Cert’a! .Ar'-'rl*a. He ha= been largely try-r.g t. find a punter. Every man ir. the backfield was drilled in 'the kick ing department. Ui p‘ the r* lu't “What • c lots election iti-al cir -les is:, o* the Mr. r.ie. n?” I* is an old -ayi»’g, “a* Maine g cf th'c Union. ’ »''>=i'nrs1bje f >r the beginning of reg- l l r ’ Fihle c< nferen cs in various t :t( s. Every year he is sebeted as ore rf the .sneaker? at the famous onff ren< ca, at Keiwick, Grove, X. T- ; aft^fno ui The l^mocrat- are jubila.it because, He is always |irr'charge of the confer they aie resting fairly comfortably. and that the’r condition is thawing improvement. Dr. Spencer hope.s to ■eturn to his heme here \vi‘hin the ."ext ciaj- or two, while jMrs. Spencer will doubtless be retained at the hos- . pital for several day.s yet.. The accident occurred fast Thursday fehortly after one o’clock' ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ Loans and Refinancing on Automo- ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ biles. General Insurance. ♦ ♦ ♦ h. cv .««*. th.’t ’t mean, that Roosevelt i ence- held at' hurt on the first T>lay. of the game Friday, wit! be out for an' in 'ef'n^to time. He n-ceived a severe shoulder injury. This is another jolt. Lindsay. Republican states. Republican mana'-ito the Pacific coast to hold confer e.nc^s in various Cities in California. ^Greenville at the time. They were im , “Mr. McQui.kin s national reputa-1 removed by ambulance to- lion has re.-u.ted in students cooling ,u„ f auiens ho.snital where examina-: when thoir car collided with a tru::^ herille bv Columbia jimits of Laurens on, 11 carry Maine and a lot of trther Bible colIe;'e He has made six trips Luurens-Greenville highway. Dril [.and Mrs. Spencer were enroute to! See R. W. BENN, At Clinlcn Motor Co. I Phone 119 although hi weighs only 150 has gcr? a r dowhearted, Init are trying‘enc«s in various cities in California, been playing a wonderful game at thc'lr 1)C t to p-ove to <bemselves or; guard. He comes out of the line to to others that the Maine ejection | tion has re. a;ieu in siunents coniing Laurens hospital where examina-, lead iDterferen;e like a bullet. He .ma.ns r.o.hing of the sort. to Columbia from all parts of the revealed that Mrs. Spencer had blocks with t»-eniendous force, as well ele-tion of governor in .Maine, t’n;ted htate.?. .-Xlaharha, ' received a very painful head injury j a.s playing a jam-up game on defense. ;^as always been held in i:>pj,»tembc*r,' ^vorg.a. Indiana. Kansas. Marjdand,(},usjjand bruises and cuts! Coach Johnson mourns his absence. ,bccau.se by the time ♦Novomhor comes; Xew .Ier.®ey. New ^ orje. North Uaro- face, arms and body. Both ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ arolma a.i nave but suon 're-; tives in-ilw BToIe^ college this viced after receiving first aid. while mis'ionarie- sons and daughy | news of their accident rapidly! ters from Kenya colony. East -Africa., over the city and cau.sed con-1 are al-a enrolled. Former students of gijej-abip concern and anxiety among the sc h;.jl are noxv at work in Brazil, ^ nunierous friends. Both Dr. and .HoT’dura-. Co-ta Rica, Mexico, Kenya Spencer are highly esteemed in colony. Poland. India and Palestine, i comniunitv and their friends and that McColloch, recently converti*d- from around a'good ideal of the rtat^ is us- Penn.^vlvania, Tenrf^ssee a guard to a back, showed up fine in ually snowed in and it is diff.cult for| ^*»uth ( af'olirva all have renresenta- his kicking t^Iday. He pi^ably wTTTYh^ voters to got to the polls, be the answer to John.son s praxer for ele-ted a Democratic gover- a bo>'ter, ^ ... n^r and three Democratic congress- This big P.‘.> pound West Virginia four, at the election, on b*iy is de.'t ned to become one o, jo. Maine being the oldc.'^t in a semi-conscious condition! the hi.s Se|.temlK*r 12 prohi’oition state, having “gone dry” vi'^ay back in the IKlO’s, a good many Johnson’s gr< atc.st hacks. He is best blocker on the team and tackling is of the Pulled ligaments prev ing against Clemi-on The scart txvo. xvi ek.s Goach 'John- ^ , . son had to get, ,his team into shape Republican congre.^.s- for the riem>(.i| p^ame prevented , jpyn cVeted was in the di.strict which inclu.Jes the city of Portland, the la’ g- . • ,» ® • I *caV Ik III bX X^c a Ca‘i ' * • • «• J\X f I I d .a.a]A. 1m a ^ i • highest calibre, joninu ntators interpret the He n.H-ral- ;* plan ^ j acquaintances are happy to know thj revented his play- j. -cy a.« mean eg that the {K-oj.le,m.-sion boards to ^, bought .rainful. their injuries were n. Maine have tired of i)rohii*ition. ■ .untnes. Mr. .IcQui - l serious as was first feared. IJ frt'lr polishing] off hi.s passing tack, for ixhuh Ihe is famous in South Cari'lina. .V goqd i»it of the time this week IS being sj*ent "bii aerials. Swedenberg Visits Campus Friends e-t city in the state, and that thi.s particular congressman hapfX'ns to be a drx and if any part of Maim* were to v«*tc against prohibition, it would be expe' led to Im* its largest city. Slate hleetion.*' Influence Lo. al c indition.s always iriGoi nce the state cle.-tion. It is being explain- kiir.« wide reputation is also re .sponsi ble f-.c many p-eople coming to visit' Columbia each xx’nter. Many come to audit hi.s iitere-ting lectures at the' MMe ■■ole ge. wh le mis-'ionarie. from T’.iarly every part "f the xvorld hax’e' .-toj |;eti to vi.^;: .Mr. .M tjuilkin and at his invitalhin t - addres.'! the students . f the Bibk college.” Stiller Holding ‘Anniversary’ Week • > Girl Students Are Back This Yesu* ’ > ed by Republicans manager.? that the M. T. .'kxvedenberg. popular English : eople of Maine were feeling the Inir- prx'fessor now on leave of absenee, idm of tave.- itirwised h/ *h > R'-publi-j was a visitor on the campus last week. | van state adniinistrai. >n an > lh.it the! I.a-t xear the campus of Presbyte- Profe.ssor Swedenberg is now studying]."!®)' voted loi ally has no neces-jiiar ■ >IIege welcomed the fair .sex ♦ I'niv^T^itv nf Vorfh Cnrolint'i^^v hea'^nT unon the xxay such ar; back tollTJoliiam again A.i .an get to the p;)I! • in .\'u- L.. L. Stiller, popular manager of the li>ca! (iieat Atlantic & Pacific Tea | I company store, har set a.side this, : week, .Sept. 2<) to O't. 1st, for a cele-j bration especially arranged for the oatrons of his store. It is not a xived- ding anniversary, or a birthday party, he states hut an annix'ersary in coni- memoiation of his aixth year as man ager of the Clinton store.. •Ml Stiller bears the unusual dis tinction of having served as manager I time in a nunilier of years. The col-j of the Clinton P. store since it vember, will vote nutiona ly. Never-■ i^.iry never hi en co.educational,, fir-st ‘.hrexv it.s doors open for business theless, the Democratic management. si.nce the iieginning girl day stu-‘ in Bentember, l'J2.5. By his fidelity to fii.st election since the part.v conven tions, an 1 i.s making have, during certain periods. *i^tx. .inif,)rm lo'jriesy ahd thoughtful le part.v conven- ^ alloxxi'd c artmd cla. .ses if they,his customers, h^ has the most of It. or i;e-.r f imton. .Vt prosent Presidi filial election., are alxvay.s omplicatc.1 in many states by the lo. the future the'grrls at P. C. i.s still; 'very uncert.iitv The pro-int plan IS cal elections for governor an 1 other!I- * The girls now state officers. ,Ajid it often hapix-ns | m-tilulion will be al- the Unix'iTsity of North Carolina for hi.s Ph 1). degree, which he expect.? to receive next spring. Mr. .'swedenlK'rg is an alumnus of y"'*.' . ^ r i. • *i • ^ ’ finds great cauSe for cheer in tliisi i ,. r*i»-byterien college and taught here - - • • m iu.> urt.l whcT' he tiegan hi.s work ; t 'hapel Mill. He h.is a fellyw-hip at the N <rth ('arolii'H in titution. After a .-■JHinier vacation in Ear.■no I’ro- fe.-'or .''wedenbi rg will return here i.«'xr .'septi rnher to re hi.s duti *■ av .•<i*'tart professor of En.gliih. that ex-en xxhen the elections are hold i t'» re ■ ive diplomas from the Munhg hi.- itay hs ’-e he was ve", ‘>n the .-an;e day, the can MdaUvs of '-'^chooi upon Uie finishing of the re- . jTpular. bi.th as a student., and as a governor will-be elected quired work. Ju uLher words, when the 1 teacher; and the student body i.s look-• carrie.s the state ■ .schco, .i epts a girl’.? registration it! on the--presuk^ntwl-ticket.- TJw—hap- ‘ a^ure?-iiel’ Tf!gt~ sfae may' receive p«-hed lO NeW York stale ui when dipb^rrt i upon the completion of h<*r; a Di'in.icrat, wa.s elected even if the plan of i receiving vemoi, but .Mr. Hoover carried the»^,j,., discontinued before k presHcnt. | gradutes. Thi« term there are 24 xVa-^hington was greatly amused b.v; the insistence agers. who rus as soon as the Maine results were known, that the pre.sident must get out and stump the country. Rut aftc*r thinking it over, Mr.. Hoover decided unite upon in hi-- extending congratulations anniversary celebration be- ■ ing held this week. Pool To Be Open Tuesday an4 Friday]! ? ii g f■ 1 r w a rd tTTii's rsTui”h’n e xT “ye aE nur.ng Mr. SwedenbcTg s abscMi^e, . , • . . ‘ R.io; evelt, < \\. (irafton is serving a.ssistant pioU-.-.'-oi of Engli.sh. ^ Assignments For Clinton Teachers --.Arrorumg ^ arrmonnceminlt,^^ col lege sxvinmrng d<m)1 wilL be open to the public on Tuesdays and Fridays, from until 7 p. m. Those owning ticket.-: mu«f present them to the pool keeper. Admission- of 20c xvill be of the Republican man-1 c las es *^0 the i am- j tho.-e without ticket.? hed to the WJiite Hou.se•' approximately the -ame ( number iha^ aUcntled* last year. I of the at ^the following TIm' out-of-town memliers ( union schools family their home.' for the present s'’hool year: With Mrs. B. L. King: .Misse.s Glad ys Stilwell, ^Ixiuise Sims, Azile Liv- ingstrn. Lillian Brown, Agnes Davis, Lily Yarborough, Lucy Burns. With Mrs. E. R. Knox: A. L. Duck ett and X. H. -Mc(Jueen. With Mrs. W. John.son: .Miss Olix'e Tuck. With .Mr.s, Teague Harris: .Miss .Narrissa (Iray. i With Mrs. Henderson Pitts: Misses Lily Mae Wert.s, .\nsie Kirven, Floy Oxfcing'. Martha Wilbur. With .Mrs. William Bailey Owens: Ina ruFry. are making to'adhere to his original program of places making only two or three* speechiiiB. during the campaign. Hurricane News . Mus.' .\lary Lott.ye Riser sjH'nt the week-end at her home in Whitmire. Mary Sue Copeland sjK*nt Sunday with Mary Francis and Georgia B. Nabor.'. The Hurricane .Missionary society! met xxith Mr.*. I. (.). Ray last Friday How miodern Women Lose Pounds of Fat ] Swiftly-Safely i; Gain Physical Vigor — Youthfulnetoi With Clear Skin and Vixacious Eye.* I hat. Sparkle M'ilh Glorious Health Mis.'Jes'Ncila Long a*’d With Mr*. Hugh Donnan: .Misses Margaret .McCord, .\nna Hell Hudson, Paul VaM Elrod, and .\lHne Newsom. With .Mr^. (.'. P. R binson: John Kilgo. Consolidated Departments The rt‘organization of government departments, which congresb author- •zed at the last session is now under way. In the course of years there has ^ niet xxith Mr*. I. (.). Ray last Friday the reci|>e that banishes fat grown up in Washington a great' afternoon. i a»d brings into blo.*som all the nat- amount of overlapping of authority .Mj.ss Ro-a Sunierel .spwnt^the weei-'^^^* attiactivene.ss that every woman and duties, between one dep.utmcnt end at her h me near Hickory Tavern. and another. This has not only can ed | Caiolxn Y rang spent the week-end ctmfu.sion aad delay i in the admini.s- in Whitaiire xxith her grandparents,^‘® tratom of public office, but also a Me. and .Mrs. Shannon. j water before breakfast — cut duplivation of expense. For example: and Mrs. A. L. Nabors and pastry and fatty meats—go ■ No! xei> lii.g ago it wa.s calculated ^ :|ib r^.n ^,,(1 ^nd Ur .Nrca that more lh:in twenty different gov- ,g and daughU r. Lola, spent last *^***^“' "eeks get on the scales Every nvjining take one half lea- Young and many pounds of fat have vani.*hed. Get a bottle of Krurchen. Salts- -the TAX SALE For Sale-day "Att~thar in October, 1932. ■ parcel- ernm-nt bureaus had .something to Sunday with Mr.*. C. ( -ay about the goxcrnmenl of the tei ri- >!;.<. Mace Young. tor\ of .\la.'ka. , Mr*. G. C. Nabors entertained four. . .. . One recent consolidation ha* h> en i,f ht r little boys with a birthday i V "^'^^‘**^'** *^ the Iran ler*from the department of i^st Friday afternoon. All en- " comTiier--e ^tLthc bureau of radio, put- joytsi the afternoon playing games. ting all br«*adcastiiig and radio mat- R-f e.*hnu*nt.s wire .served to about to lose fat—if ymu don’t feel, teis in lh« hands of the Federal Radio joi*.y little folk commission. That- commission has i : lately' KeerT makrhg~a'~sTu3y“of broail even thie first bottle doesn’,convince you this is Ihe easiest, safest and ur-' rertain—prere tract of land Ix’ing, lieing and situate adv'ertising and i.s woirking out in Hunter Township, I.^urens County, ^j|d methods calculated to ieduce Slate of South Carolina, containing amount of advertising talk and in ainety-two (921 acre.*, moix* or less, -proportion of pure ent-.*r- aad known as the G. B. Bailey Said land being bounded as follows: On the north by lands of Dr. Jack H. Negroes To Sing Spiritual Songs a superb improyement in health—so gloriously energetic—vigorously alive your money glatHy- Tetttmech But be sure for your health's ?ake that you ask for and get Kruschen j Salts. Get them at Young’s Pharmacy or any drug store in ihe world. . .V ch, ir of 75 lo<al Negroes will Yo, UK. on tt«. east by public road, on „f f„,.tune-tc!linic the south by other lands of Dr. Jack H, Young, and on the west by John H. Young (Lewis place). C. L. OWENS, -Sheriff ^29-4tc. Laurens County. On.-.e,-ent rulinp of Ibc conn,vs,;.,n ^ . tnat statama wbicb |ier.n.t 'he Tuo'.day evel»:ic. Oct. 4tb. at 7:30 in' Jinj a*trologic*l programs will not have their licensx* renewed. “It i.s our opin- the. F’vrida Street school auditorium,I with a small admis.*ion of 10c and 25c. Ti e entertain m'ent is being staged Notice, Farmers We will have a car of bulki ion. raya .be romibiaalon in its de-1 f,„ ,, j,., ciaion. that sueb f»rtum-tellin». ^ (n.*bt in many case, eonatitute a re. deled aele.-tioil of spirituala by the harmful trade upon the »>.«eptil.il.- ^he proceeda from ties and emotion, of l.stem ra who entertainment wiii be uaed by the Negryes for school purpoaea. may be in serious difficulties." One puxzle which the radio cummis- JlgaCMltural LUne- her«-Bat|ir- W^t yet sohfed ia how^ dteep^-y^ls of prosperity turning fast day. Will sell cheap from car. ! advertising fakers who are barred 1 enough to take care of everjrbody who ■fiom the u.*e of radio in the United had a job three years ago and who State% from moving their stations in-1 hasn’t got one now ^ Send your wago^. CLINTON COTTON OIL CO. to Mexico and broadcasting across the I international boundary. There are plenty of signs indicating Newton D. Baker, former secretary of war, has been appointed bj!| Presi dent Hoover to head the national un- Some one needs the article you have to that broadcasting is coming more and | employmient relief movement. The or- more under govemmenUl control. j^nization of relief agencies on a .Much Relief Work Ahead As Washington views the national situation, the United States is likely AaII A/lirdaf4i«A if greater demands than ever LAo^ It. All I during the coming winter, for help for larger and more effective scale than I ever before is now under way under Mr. Baker'? direction. Men*s and Ladies* HATS Blocked and Cleaned :i Rent that room by The Chronicle Wantip,rU\„r'‘.„~“iJZ- m“.y using a Want Ad in . A J mill ' I * CvlUIIlll* and perhaps longer, to get thej Ipbk up. it wiii Ub. not ..in than Jhe Chromcle. ^ Hidce a New Hat out of your last season^s. At a very low cost we can clean and re-shape your hat with the same precision and i‘ 1 I ^ care and can give the,same sat- o isfactory service as has been o(;ir custom for years. ! JUST CALL 28 Buchanan’s > I' ♦ t I (FOR A LIMITED TI.ME) Ccty’s Double Compact (S2..50 value) * $1.39 Armand*s Face Powder and Lip Stick ($1.00 value) 50c Two boxes Kotex and one Klenex (75c value) ... 59c Two boxes Mode.ss and one Couette^j % 49c Alarm Clock, guaranteed cne year 98c Watch, guaranteed one yeaf '" .. 9Sc Big Ben Alarm Clock, guaranteed two years $3.50 Eveready Flash Light, twe cells, complete 39c Milk of Magnesia, full pint 39c Rubbing Alcohol, full pint .. 39c Aspirin Tablets, 100 for 49c Aspirin Tablets, Bayer's, 12 for .. L5c Mineral Oil, gallon $2.00 Three rolls Agfa Fihns, No. 116 or 120, for price of two. Fountain Pens, guaranteed $1.00 to $7.00 Blue Stone, Ib. 10c Formaldehyde (treat your grain for smut), pint 40c Razor Blades (to fit all razors) > 10c lo 50c pkg. YOUNG’S PHARMACY ‘THE OLD REiJABLE’ Telephone 19 Meet The Hopkins Mon Latest Fashions Newest Fabrics New Low Prices Distinctive Tailoring Not a handful of j^tterns — but a large variety in each range, including a big showing of Topcoatings. FRnJAY^AND SATURDAY SEPT. 30 — OCT. 1 STETSpN HATS BOB SMART SHOES Other FeHs other Oxferds $1.50, $2.95, $3.50 SI.95,'$2.95, $.3.50 SER-VAL HOSIERY AND UNDERWEAR Hipp & Adair NEXT TO BOOK STORE CLINTON, S. C. I -r k.