The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, December 15, 1932, Image 2
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THE (fLINTON CHRONICLE. Cl.lXtOX. S. C.
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THURSDAY, DECEMBER 15. 1933
TliOmwell Has I Grid Schedule
Great Season I
For Blue Hose
All-Intramural
Football Tezun
Student Y. M. C. A. Bodv Holds Seven Wins, One I^oss and One;Menu for 193.3 Calls for Nine‘s
^9^
R. E **Lanky'’ Just Guess!
Q. F “Pee Wee” Makaffey;
H, B. “Blonde Blizzar'^” Blake
1 H. B.
!f. B.
BUY„CQLL1ER*S
.. ...... “Scoopie Woopie’ Gombs
/‘Powerhouse” H. H. Fergu.son
Collier's Magazine—$2.00,year.
In for $1.75.
JAMES W. CALDWEI.L
Can 38 at 12:30
Interesting Three-Day I*ro-
irram On College Campus.
Tie' During Season. Stamps!
and Lynn Cxmched Team.
Games. Likely That Furrtan. The Blue. S.ockmfr, weekly publica
Will Be Included. , t ion at Pre.«;byte».-;an coilevH. hns chos
en the following men for the all-
The State Student Cabinet of the Th.e Tho'mwcll orphanage football
Young Men’s Christian association {earn bus just completed one of the
convened for its fa?l'"?!ession Friday most successful grid seasons^ it has
ri V , ■ ,, It- intramu’-al team on the cninnns:
Preshytenan college may pky r’J’’-
man in 1933, Coach Walter Johnson h. E. Copeland
announced today in male in 2-pubKc the F T.— I.ow:y
G—Rhodca
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i^liplous activities, who welcome.! ,ihe ^ 1 game;, ha-e oeen de.m.x.:, ,1. V-l.n i.--.-.v,,
vLv^ars ir behalf of the faculty. ^minutes when f.xed and ar.Oviier-is pcn,.;;i.7. Q. r^-C. Pk.-v lur
a spectacular pass was completed for The .scheduler * k
The schoilulo*
After the welcome. Claud Xel.^on, « touchdown. They later won the sUte. 23—Clemson at Cler
regional secretary, from .^*l;-n•.title hy defeating Camden in Colum-j
made a, talk and led the group in u lia. The team was coached by Howard ^ ^
discussion of “Connections With Na- Stamp.s and Robert Lynn, two Pres-j
Oct. 13—High Point at Clinton.
k, B.-^Scagle
,,v. at H. p.—Adams
.Sept. 30—Lenoir-Rhyrre at Hickory, jF. B.—F^mptun
Co. “A”'
. * Co. “C”
Co. “C”
Home Guards
Co. “C”
Home Guard.s
.. .. Co. “C”
Co. “C”'
Co. “C”
Co. “A” I
Hon'. : Guards I
tional an,l State Association.s.” The byterian college boys.
cabinet then adjourned to attend a Stamps is a senior, and a brother of
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theatre party arranged by the f’. C. the famous Jimmy Stamps, of P. C ^
IJe was on the S. I. A. A. champion- '
iftlip team of 19S0, but la.st year his I
28—V.’offord at Spartanburg.
Nov. 3—Newberry at Clinton.
Nov. is—Erskine at Due West.
Nov. 11—The Citadel at Clinton.
The staff
ond team:
L. E
.cho: e th<^ following see- ■
L. T.
‘^tpeedy” E. R. .-Vndre'vs
\“Dynariiit<^’’ Charie.^ i
L. G.
.Saturday n.o^ia^ the convention hurti'and Coach John-1
optned, with the devotional nhich would be best not ttil..,— ts T- •• 1 . •
r^A. F.. Spencer. After .hj, he offered to coae-, j “F lU g.pide.miC
‘Brute” Tommin.s
“Bulldog” Odom
‘Bite ’em” Hvid.son
•Fiikt
’em” McCall
CHRISTMAS HOLIDAY FARES
TO ALL POINTS IN TRE SOUTHEAST
Basis One and Ore-Third Fare For Round Trip
Tickets On Sa’e Dec, 1 i to 2e> Inclusive, Limit Jan. 91h
P. '-'Is One Fare 25c fer the Round Trip
Tickets On Sa'e Doc. 2 ? /" 26 Inclusive, Limit Dec. 27th
Tickets Also On Sale Dec. 30 to Jan. 2 Inch Limit Jan. 3rd
STCPOVERS ALLOW'^D -- BAGGAGE CHECf^ED
Tickets' Gcod In PuT^aaii On I’ayment of Fare.
SPECIAL EXCUPvSiON FARES TO ATLANTA EACH
FRIDAY, SATURDAY AND SUNDAY—Limit Monday
Consult Ticket Agent
SEABOARD AIR LINE RAILWAY
the dc»oti(*nal. P. 1*. Holtzendorff, of.^j.^^ Thornwell team. Lynn is a junior
Ckmsm, sjidke on the topic, “.\dmin- p. ('„ and a brother of Ross Lynn,!
ist'-ation and Orea’-ir.ation^in the Lo-.eaptain and all-state end of P. C.’s j
cal As.sociation.” ' Ki.' O team. It is interesting to noW j
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l.atej
state
Tr
Ml . H iltr.endinff heard again,
Ihi.s time speakiii »;n “Plan.; Fur b vi
tme I’rogia:ns.’^ , ,
Sprea
i.u . .1 4... k«.eo /.orr-ia/i' Yke number of cases of influenza'
l.aiiu- in the morning Theo j this year. Thomwell’s |been steudily iner-oas,- ^
tte boys c uh lea ier. discus...H ! .-uarte., F.ed Garlind, scored «i I jng during the i.a«t week due nrohab: ^
uimng an* ihv o: 1 utu-e Leader.-, j • ^ field 1 ^ v/cath- has ^
1 O.ui.-i .'.i-a.-twn. lit ..CO « ....v- .......... 1 • , 1
■ene -a'. |,a..»in^ and runninR equally I '-T f 'k' ' '
,, to bed with colds..
■ well. I . .. V
person ;s
l: lia* lii
'3'hf Y in '
uiNCir .s.on tu:-n'd
to ‘The V in -* l.'.ii.” by 11. G.
Peil: “1 ii' Ji y < n >, eiriiur...” t>y Dean
F. ■'1. ili a.U'y. :iu I ‘ Puldiei.y,” by T.!
, al! of ‘be I’nivt r-.-aiy ( f
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ca* net tiu M ad ou:’.---! for a .-wlin in
the poo! he fine ib.e l.anipief. '
.Vt t!u' bani)'iet :r l!.t college din-
iny fonn; ( a i .Nb ! on \ as ilie
J Ite -sea soft’s ;a;orea; —
Tboi nwell C; Union 0^
Thornwell M; Honea Path 7.
Tho riAcir iX; Newberry 0.
Thornwell 13; Duncan 0.
liMiiiwell 33; (’linton fi.
'j’.io'owcll IX; Greer 0.
'(koiwvell 7; P. (k frooh H.
i ioi .iWell 7; Chester 13.
• ! In llic'^city schools, quite a large
-! n.otTy*’Y«i^byf^'prt7tis utrp on ae-
tfount uiktha fill, a.s 'axII u:i several of
j the teachi the epide.mic kr-ing worse
un .. eli 17 i; opponents 15.
iO.'-.KN.V .MILL NEWS
sp< akc’-, w : n 11
lee of tlu- V. ”
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(i -Mv He. Dec. A
i lie .lulti- oj ( h'.iViolto, is \is...n
, • ' .Mrs. (k E. (’hapman.
, <n A. .Moo'head, Mi.ss Mar-
'bur Whitmire
h sistei-.
tin the Florida Streit s'-bool thnn
U-dher the Providence, .Vea'kuny .Street
1 or hi; h ••ho.ols.
j llnue *i;-e a few e is-at lh•^ colbu'e
I among both .-tu-.k nt.-, .und p’ ofes<o -s.
; 'M.v- rhornwoll o- plvina •(* lin*! tbu.s
I ■ !r-r U e:.'-uned the ni ’kidv, the e
f>'“ing i,r ly -i.': cl'.'d'>en coir'in' I to the
b - p *• 1 y:-•'(“dae with c e»‘V preeau-
t'eo i eii'.o la'.ten to avpii' a t'iiread of
Ilu- '• tnun
I A n ’mi ' v )C iK' s'Ts i.i, the city
wlio lu.ve 111 V n confined to tlieir
u»m
for oC.'ll davs are able to be
out again, whib* o^lu* s each day are
being foretol to bed eillier with bad
,.;.i eL .MooraeaU, and Jam<‘s Addison > ,,,■ influenza. There l.a\ e been no
1,1 , 'Hi. .■ eU;.i^et I lie T . ^
gt:. - a Willie -M«e Met-of. Ware; ea’?e qml only a few ease.s of pneu- L
Vii .•mfir lue (Ii.M-d u.tb an in^pir-! spent the week-end with Mr. | mo??u"T;ave developed..
■tional add-ess by Dr. F. D. Jones on ‘ U ^ McCurry. ■ I —- y
.Me. and .Mrs. Joe Mct’lue of Sum-; ^
tei, ^ve:e week-end guests of Rev. and*
.Mr.s. M. K. Medlock. , j
Mrs. Fannie McCullough and
daughter, Ruby, are visiting Mrs.
**--Hiotored to
e cornniunitv from the ilir-
‘‘Tb<- .Student’s tiod.’
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laV atferru.or at
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and
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vf a’ .fit. talks.
Alcohol
As A Remover
( an you tliink of a finer and more useful g’D to send to your friends
Du>: ihan .g pii^rc of fashionable furniture? Furniture is
Hospital To Be
Reopened Soon'
Someone h^s said alcohol will re-.!
fiio\^ stains from surr.ner clothes.
Iosi^e .Norris in Ablieville.
.Mhs. J, L. Contrel of Spartanburg.
.spent the pa.st week w*th Mr. and
M;-s. T. K. Kelly.'. ' be jt iie, but --tainH from!
.Mrs. Henry Erwin of Tryon, N. (k,'-si ruine'- elolk^'s aie not the only
.Mrs. ,1. C. Coo|H*r of Anderson, andAhing-- '.l;at a’.euho! will remove.
.Mrs. G. W. Davis of Pelzer, art* with A'eidiol wdl remove the stains all
' iheir sister, Mrs. John Gotlfrey, who i-gin, but it will remove the summer
Jgiurens Institution To Recei\e i;^ quite ill. ^ clothe.-. a,s well, and also the spring
.Mr. and .Mrs. Miller Smith of New- r'o'.hes. and the autumn clothes and
'asdnpl Furniture increa.‘'es in value and t ehtiment as the years roll on.
t.his a Furniture Christmas and yon will never regret It. You will
itcee m.kny thanks frair. the ferlnnule recipient. And by all means —
e your jKircha{<.‘K a4 this^ hejutliful, wmipletely fitle4 Kforer- --
Fu:i;:ture values were ne\er greater or selections more inviting than
this year. V. e will be plea.'-ed to show you.
Patients Again Beginning To
day, .After Being dosed.
beriy, spent .Sumlay with Mr. and'tlu* winter cdolhvs. .-Mcohol will not
.Mi s. .Marvin Smith. only do this for the man who drinks I
.Mr. and Mrs. James Brown of Spar- it, but it will <lo it for all those for
[.aurens. Dee. 11. Announcemert tanburg, vi.sited Mrs. Sallie HrowiF whom he is responsible. i
wu> made today that tiie Laurens hos- Monday. ' Alcohol will also remove beef steak ,
pital will I.M reojK^ned for operation lb iends of Mrs. E. B. Sample will from the breakfast talile, and sh(K‘s
m->t Thu sd.ny. Dis . ihber 1.5. The in-' i,^. j^now that she is recovering f,oin the baby’s feet. It will remove
.stit'.ition '.VO'- ciu.sed November 1 !*e- injuries ri*ceived in a fall about happine.s.A from the home, and then
three weeks ago. j remove the possibility of it.s ever re-
.Miss Loreene Starnes s|H*nt the turning. It wdll remove umlles from,
week-end w ith her sister, Mrs. J. VV.! tin* fate, and laughter from the lips
cai;';<‘ • !' lb - unpiorni'^ing outlook fm
fjjmmdng r - operation. The equip-
rnent l.a- i> rr. kept intHct. and theie
w’d! !>(' n - d( lay in sta. Ling the plant s;taey, in Whitmire. i of innocent children. It will remove
.Mi.'..s Emily Crook of I.yman, is'feet, and tlie warm clothes from their;
-pending a few days with her si.ster,• bodies. It will remove coal from the
aj.; n 11 tin- resiecl. ^ Lister of Columbia, wa-x hooks fromAhe arms, and hope!
Opt at < r of tile ho-pi*.ai has been Sunday'guest of Miss Elizalicth from the Learts of your boys and
Iv a g'oip of I.au;enx city girls, and th.en the*-sh;.es from thoir;
phvs.cians. A btiard of
>u ailetl ly Dr. It >lfe E.
Mrs. \V. (i. I’uckett. i un. a’Hl flour from the barrel, ami
.Mr. and Mrs. Johnnie Slrouil and; bi-t-ad I’vvmi the cl.csi.
daugluei of Spartanburg, and Mrs. J.' Y aieuhol i. a groat 'emover! .\?
E. Ikiitiler of Clinton, s|M*nt theweek- ., m.vne' of thir.;.'s. al..)hol has no
eml with Mj. and Mrs. 1. E. Stroud, jco-' .p. al c. mpiditor. I’ul removing
Frit nds of Miss .Annette .MiKirhe.nil i th ncs iD not nil that alcohol will do. '
e ill be giaii to know that .she is im-il., v. lil remove stains from yoim sum- |
p;M U' >- after being ill. 11»;. •>: ail right, hut it will leave 3
in
nxsnrm
and o un*'
giivoril;'! s,
Mu dio- a i>i< sident. atul Dr. Marlin
Toiiguo. x.'cftai y. c o'viri.sos the or-
ganizalii'n which is liking over the
rui-.r'ug' on Mt anft'’di:'ectM»n of the in-
.s; I*.lit iL'ii. I he newly ^ormod nssoei-
a'mn ’uii have suos'antial hacking
from il't- ciiv in the form of an aji-
propriation. it is announced in con-
rioetion w”h the statement that the
diso s of ;jo. h(»s[)ital are to be re-
op< ned thk week. <.
.stain-, ef a far worse character on
Births
.Miss \’
your r. inhood. It w ll n niov« stains i
Myr -nmb M-*OT;-4»^4oy4- t4iUW-a.imauncc.l yi.um--s;mwuu -id4^hem- but LLwilli^
.a .unninuham ^an 1 .1 b'lth of a son, on Saturday, IK-*-|bave pains a million times deefier in
Ix.uise Rc-der. graduate nur e.s, w ho | your hea-t.
.Mr. and Mrs. James Evans an-' alcohol i.s a gre.at remover. It;
noupco the birth of a smn, Alvin Bry-T^-. p! remove stains and leave pams. Itk
'If>•!./•» -TI
-i-’Vi-'t* Via
JUST
A FEW SUGGESTIONS
Lit ing Room Suites, Bedroom Suites,
Od ’ CMfferebes or Drc'-sers, Beauty-
n ! or Deep Sleep .Mattresses, Ace
Springs, Radios. Rugs. Breakfast
SD
Si’iie ^
v’Sj and Ranges.
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DOZENS
OF OTHER GIFTS
Uca;g in toilay and see o'jr varied col-
had foi nu'i iy l.een conm*cted with the
hn -1 u tal, w! n die in charge with AL ss
Cunningham acting as .superintenil-
ent.
For manv vca»'s th-* I>aurens hos-
ert
ant. on Sunday. December 4th.
Mr. and Mrs. Ervin Pnxrtor an-
notihce the birth of a son, on Sunday,
pital bad given very acceptable set-. 4th.
vice for the iigople of this section and
there will be general satisfacrion o/er
the announcement that its doors are
to be opened to the public.
Has Accident
Friends of Mrs. Sallie Brown will
w’.i tvnH»v.e fmiiemiid leaie shame. It
will remove plenty and leave poverlly.
It wi’! ■ emo- e honor and leave humili
ation. It will remove fine homes and
leave hovels. In fact, aleohol will re
move anything, from stains on sum
mer cloihes, to the gvent e A fortunes j
I )»v ietellie'ent man. It'
\Vi* h;vvo ;t slock of Udd 'i.'hairs anti Rock-
fruK! which can be t>4;iecled one to suit
, any mc'nbor of I he LimilV. Old Sleepy Hol-
iew 'Rockers with beautiful upholsterings,
|•crio»’ de'-igned Odd ( hairs in stilid woods,
in tapestries and velour*' can be had at low
est prtcc;.
k’ci.o’i. Ve have gifts frr every room
in your heme. At surprisingly moderate
prices!
PKTURE FRAMING
Neatly Done
KODAiv FINISHING
1 Day Service
Nichols Studio
regret to learn that she fell Sunday j aniasueJ hy intelligent man.
and t ructuied a lower limb. She was I remove everything great or small
carried to Dr. Hays’ hospital in Clin-j that makes life worth while. 1
ton to have the bones set. Monday she _ F. C. H nle, in “The Repairer.”"
was brought to the home of her
Prather-Simpson
giand.son, James I.ovelaco, on Toronto Soe <;ur 50c boX of attractive
.street. .Mrs. Brown ha.s made her^’h^stmas Cards for 39c special.
home in GoldviUe for the |and many other Xmas Cards all
Furniture Company
and has many friends here
l!.'n h“»or,y to heir of her .ocidont. SMITH'S PHARMACY.
FOR REAL THRILLS SEE
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Comer Mu8grov.e and Entoiprise Streets