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THE CMNTON'CHRONICLE. CLINTON. S. cJ
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THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 21. 1933
this situation which will not only help
toward the immediate ^provement of.
international trade, ^t which might
continue to be^of beimit to American
industry and bulihesrL.rwand any such
solution ought to be accepted.
If 1 am any kind of a prophet, there
i is p'oihg to be definite progress made
—! to that end this winter..
SIS
The more I learn and refljN?t upon
'ative; thc>^'n'.ake one love them. They
have lived all these years, have no
^ doubt, on that very principle.' The fel
low who is eternally findir^ fault i.s
in a poor way to"* live out a long and
beautiful existence, becauce he burnn
’ up the good within him. We younger
ones may learn from this.
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CAkE OF THE AGED
At this writing I have eight peoplft'
L .u ■ 1 • under my care who are over eiirhty ’
the pai-t which the sun plays in our' *
W AN T S
years of age—six ^en and two wo-
lifeioh earth, the easier it is for me to | 'on’footr LOST, Strayed or Stolen-One, small
understand the Parsees. ,the oriental
religious sect whose god is the sun. i
The latest scientific discovery of
; one woman has ha</ a “stroke” but can
get about and help herself. She is 85.
The other is just pa.st 80, and has a
red cow, with,.horns, small bag..
Finder please notify D. E. Tribble. Ic
the effect of the sun upon earthly sprained hip, using crutches to go TRESPASS NOTICE- No hunting or
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fairs, announced by Profes.sor Gilli-
a c j j abbut her house. One old man, 86, is
land of the U. S. Bureau of Standards, ^ voterfm of the civil war; anothe-
accounts for the ability of radio waves ss at his next birthday.
to travel around the earth. " it t. • • . , ,,
w. It IS interesting to watch thes«e old
I It has long been know'r. that in uo- j^gys girls', who have somehow
I; P-space, not very far from the mighty close to living t^c right
earth’s surface, there is a',layer of
highly elertrified air particles Jrom
fishing allowed on
Holland.
mv land. J.
R.
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LOST — One bunch of keys. Finder
please return to C. C. Giles at Giles
Chevrolet Co. and get reward. Itc
.which radio waves are re^e^tcd back'
way, el.«e they could not have ac’iieveJ
all these years with such succes; I
meet many of half their ages who
really comi.lain more than they do.
the earth. If it was not' for this
-Clayer-tdwiy -wauUlahout-uff .in. slr.aighLt
• lines into space, but being reHected i JUrl a Fttle n fire
tfrom this invisible
FCR RENT — Upstairs apartment.
Three big rooms, hall and front
porch. Furnished or unfurnished. W.
.M. .McMillan. ^ • Itc
roof
thev come
about what is good for them to eat GINNING NOTICE—After this week
govern6r expresses thanks
FOR CHRISTIAN CHARFFY SPIRIT
Governor BlackwoiKi issued ajfere^l economic losses, and many have
Thank.^giving proclamation u few been unable to earn a livelihood, or
days ago in which he c«lle<l upon the | 8iTure~empR)ym?nt7^a vast majority
people of the state to rememoer on of them have suffered litlle, .-ome not
November 21 their many blessings, I at all, and there are fewer in this
'aying that while many had suffered state who have felt the need of shelter
econoni c losses “there are fewi‘r in and the actual jiangs of hunger than
this state who have felt the need of in many other sections of the country,
shelter an l the actual pangs of hun- chief among our causes for'
ger than in many other sections of Th^ank-sgiving should be the fact that I
the countrv.’ ^ the spirit of (’hristian charity has ^
“('hlef among our causes of thunks- been awakened among our people a.s
jiiving,” he say.s, “fhould he the fayt never before. Because of this gnawing
that the spirit of Christian charity, sense of obligation for the welfare of*
has' been a wakened among our peo^- our fellowmen, and the spirit of broth> j
pie as never before ...” eily love manifested, countless oppor-j
The full text of the proclamation Innitics are afforded us to share our j'
. hi as-loJiiiWfj; _ ^ oounty with, tho.se of our citizens who I who
lODAYand
hack to earth and zig-zag their way
around the globe. •
* Ob.servations made at the time of
the eclipse on .Vugii-'t seem to
prove that this “I'adio roof” is caused
by pow;erful invisible ultra-violet rays
i from the which, at a certain “dis
tance from the earth, split the air
j atoms into ionized electrical particles, j
' If this did not occur, scientists now)
than I do, I never put them on a dier, we will gin only on F riday and Sat-
except to ask them to eat what' urday of each w'eek. Clinton Cotton
“agrees” with them. If I caught one Oil C'o. ,
old fellow eating salted peanuts and ; ;
topping off w’ith ice cream, I would NOTICE — No hunting, fishing, or
not stop him. If one has diabetes, I do tiespassing of any kind allowed on
not by any means cut off a reasonable premi.ses.
say, these invisible rays would strike
the earth and prohablj' de.stroy alF life.
life, but a potehtial source of death.
amount of sugar from his dietary. I
have always been a stickler for let-
tirg well enough alone.
One of them—iu t went out my
door this moment has a leg ul'er. I
Mrs, N. E. Neighbors.
A. C. Young. Ip
keep dry dressing! applied while it
The not only ****”’^^ heatr
a*h)n. not at all like a much younger
,man wt/uld do.,
SUBSCRIBE TO THE CHRONICLE! And, my old |>eople are so appreci-
PHILCO RADIOS
AND TUBES
Sold At
SMITH’S PHARMACY
DAVIS
The writer is not trying to pick
I'res'ident-elect Roosevelt's cabinet for
him, and he wouldn’t let us if we
wanted to, but we should like* to ru m
inate for secretary of state, Norman
H. Davis. Mr. Davis is a Demoemt
made a fortupe in bankin{^^"and
— " aT<^e5i7-fhrttmafe;-Thtme- couW-4^ inan 1 hcO^
„r,..i,U.nt .,r ih.. llnil- WU-r way tu make-Thank^vin,! day him.self'to public-, mu-
.ust,„„ which hm h.,n bandc-d dawn '•»>■ '•'“['‘y thc-r.lo.-.-, vie-,- since the heK.nmtiK cf the- war.
i.nr I'ila^riiM fathers, has i.s- I htinksK'vi.iK nf these ef ns He served l‘.esldent Wilsen as un Icr-
>.ic-d a 'rrarlamatien dcsiKiiatnir the "'h" Itove prc.»,«-recl, and may wCded- M-c-retary of the treasury, a-tiaj; and
fi’-ji-.h Thursday in Nev.-mher us a ™t- hearts anew te the .servic-e Imdc-r.sec retary of state an-l as ne ey.
day ,.f thanksai;inB.and prayer le Al- humanity. pert memlK-r.ef the pc-ac-e eenle-c-nce
mijrhiv tied thriuptheut the natien. It is esiiec-ially fitting fee us eii . ‘ ^ years . t. >,>t.,s
aa.r.,»her,.a.s, he is te he commended TIianksKiviny day of this year (line,, i has . served Presidents ( mdulK.- and
fill ills wisdem and pi-epriety in set- which marks the 2IH)th anniver ary of Hoover in Lurope in the illffifiilt
tiny this exuiniile. I. as yovernor of Ihe liirth of den. deoree tVa.shinyton,' “rlsiny out of the war.
;ie-
He
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th«
giving
stjfctc of South Carolinil, froclaim "ho, u.s the first president of the
21th day of .Wivember a.s Thank.-- I.’mted States, issued the first Thunk.--
throughout South Caro- giving pioclamation, to give thanks
(lav
bna. and call upon the people to take
slot k on thi.' (lay of their many hless-
ingw, and to reivdei thanks to the Su-
])ieme Hong and the .--ouri’e of all
goodtH-.-s in the spirit of (jralitude
and humility.
On this Thanksgiving day may w<>
look upon the brighter side of life,
and. in lieu of forgetting the countle.'S
f)les.-<ings we have received as individ
uals, and through our national life, as
so many of us have dieen wont t» do
in th«' difficult |»»‘riod of depre.ssioh
through which we have been passing,
may we dwell in thought upon, the
mea>uve of pr.i.sperity which ha.l lieen
ours, and look with hopr* to the future.
We of .South Carolina should count
among our blessiftgs the fact that
while many of our people have suf-
for his great life, and that in mem
ory of him, we display upon ' our
homes and puhlic building: the United
Stall's flag, as thi* enihlein of the
great nation he founded, whose pro
teiting arm.aud support is the heri
lag»* of every American citizen.
Colonel Robins
Recognizes Wife
was a member of the Dawes commis
sion but was'called in by the I/eagm
of Nations .to straighten out the fi-
nanees of several European countrie.s,
and i.s a member of the finance com
mittee of th^^ league. At pre.sent he is
^ the principal represen'tative of the
_j,United States in trying to negotiate
a disarmament treaty and is in charge
of arrangements‘*''on behalf. of this
courtly for the foithcoming interna
tional economic conference.
Norman Davis knows foreign af
fairs more intimately than any .other
American and would be an excellent
•suevessor t() Secretary .Stimson, in
Nagging Paint are
.Warning Signals
T1:MP0R.\RV pain relief remedies
Ashevville, N. C., Nov. 21.—Colonel
Raymond Robins, who wa.s listed as
missing foi over two months until he
was located in a remote mountain
village under an apparent mental
cloud, was reported by his physician
.ale today as having recognized his
wife on her third visit, after an ob-
our opinion.
LADIES
One result of the election will he a
decidtKl change after March 4th in the!
feminine aspects of political Washing-j
ton. Alice Roo.sevelt lamgworth and
Mrs. Dolly Gann^ill disappear from
vious effort and to have regained his! picture. Alice’s first cousin. Mrs.
memorv Franklin Roosevelt^ has said that sm*
- ,, ,, , . . , . I does not intend to deviate much of her
Twice before Mrs. Robins had vis-
may save you much Buffering at
111. moment. Imf putting a mask
over a warning signal does not
(!. ar up tile condition it was tell-
Inc vou to avoid.
When tieriodic pains, due to a
V' 1;, rnn-dovtn condition, dis-
t v-t- ..(,11. n< iim> nt fur th»- cans*- of
t> . .r-MiiiP* stw.iiM l»e strtrte<l W’itJi.mt
. 11,- T <\>r<liil to biill.t up agalm't
I'I ".v* iptoms
v..’,inryA' " ~
Ucd the man \\’ho had been identified
as her husliand but who had insi.ste<l
1 time to W'ashington, hut w’ill continue'} jj
her school teaching, her furniture fac-
. „ ,, „ • • tory, and her editorial magazine
tiv wi., R..ynoldi, H. RoKvr,, a niinin*
gations as first lady of the land in a
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ye :.fT.-v,iVuy TOWfty Women
CAKNl’I It must be R.kmI to
11).- w‘'b-s|o••iul u’<c tiial It hns
I'-iiw Htorea.
engireer from Kentucky, On both oc
casions he lix^ked at her without a
sign of recognition.
The fir.st time, in her presence, he
.said “I don't know this lady.”
The meeting took place at Dr. Grif-
fin’.s tnstitutinTr where Rnhfns has'
Trv it ?
highly satisfactory manner, however. i
There are always interesting women
in the political background at Wash
ington, and I look to see Eleanor Pat-
teison, editor of the Washington Her
ald, hrilliant, wealthy in her owm right
and occupying a position of command-
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been a patient since he was brought
to .Asheville from \Nhittier, the village ^ jpjj influence through her newspaper
he made his home for the last several. jH'rhaps the must inHu-
, ! ential figure in the social-political Iif«5,!l|l
in an official statement it was .said j(,f admnistraton, .She and her II
( ol. Robbins (lid-not at once iccognize i warml.v supported President-^ |l
the woman he married 27 years ago. Roosevelt and she has not lost [II
“D() you^say this j? ^my wift^? he was opportunity in years to..stick a pin
in .Alice Roosevelt Longworth.
said to have asked Dr. Griffin.
OFFICERS NAMED
T he man who tries
to **gct along** with
out insurance cuts him
self off from the only
thing in the world ever
devised to compensate
us against bad luck and
misfortune.
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DEBTS
—’—^ Europe only waited un<il th« Amer-i ||
The following officers for the eighth ican elections were over to come for- !■
grade of the Ulir(t(^ high school have! ward with a general request for a re-|
been named to serve for the year: vision of international debts and the,^
Billy Pitts, preiident. ‘further .suspension .i^f payments until j l|
Dorothy Clark, vice-presLdenl. the whole subject can again he re- k
Bill Wade, secretary’. j vised. I ||
^ -- - j I ^hink there i.s an almost unani-'
NOTK’E OF FIN.AL SEITLE.MENT j mous opposiition in this country to the
^ cancellation of the debts’of Europe
Notice is hereby given that I will j to us. but I think there is a very
on the 2yth d.sy of Nov. 1{>32, at 11 strong and growing, sentiment in fa-
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It pays to
y®TNA-IZE
•U ways-—4s/iMryi/
o’clo<’k A. M., render a final ac'count j vor of some readjustment on a basis;,
of my acts and doings as Administra-j which would be mutually advantag-
trix of the estate of E. B. Sloan, de-1 <»ous.
ceased, to the Probate Judge of Lau-1 We should not be asked to give
rens County, S. C., at I.aurens, S. C. |them something for nothing, but if
That I will at the same Ume ask the | some way can be worked out, as sug-
Court for final discharge of my duties gested by Senator Borah, bji Alfred E.
j as Administratrix of said estate. Smith, and many other leaders, where-
j All persons having claims against by we could, as many have phrased
! estate of E. R Sloan, deceased, i it. “trade debts for prosperity,’* I
will file the same duly itemized and \ think such a solution would be well
verified on or before said date or be received by every.bo3y in this coan-
JANIE L. SLOAN,
Administratrix.
try,
It is entir^y possible, it seems to
me, to work out some adjustment of.^
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