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THE CLINTON CHRONICLE, CLINTON, S. C.
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THURSDAY, DECEMBER 22, 1932
Christmas Eve
Well-Selected
I—, --v,
Suggestions
Neckweeu*
25c. .50 and $1.00
Lounging Robes
$4.05 and $(>.05
Gloves
$1.00. $1.50 and $2.9.5
Shirts
50c. 79c. $1.00 and $1.25
New Felt Hats
$2.95. $;!.50 and $5.00
Luggage
$2.50 tp $8.50
i
Handkerchiefs
10c lo 50c
Topcoats
$7.50 to $12.50
Belts
25c to $1.00
Bath Robes
$3.00 to $7.50
Sweaters
$1.00 to $4.50
Hosiery
15c to
1ftt
■DOCTOR*
JON JOSEPH 54:!SW)l
Urge Motorists
To Secure Tags
AH Cars Mui;t Bear New Licens
es On Janiiary 1, Highway
Department Announces.
Postoffice Open
Saturday P. M.
’1 ' Ooliimbia, Dec. 17.^—Stressing the!
KEFLEniO>-.S . ' UTi'ior the state law every
The end of the year is to me a vehicle must display a 1933 li-
for sober thought-.haturuily of me; ^ag on .Tamm-y 1, W. V. Suther-
and mine . . . and, that inclutle.s you,
dear reader, for yon are in a sense
mine, every time you rend dne of
these .little feature-articles. For the
time we are of one family, whether
we agree on cveiything, or whether
we snarl and pout over some di.spuied,
point under di.scussion. . , . We are
mpre than friend.s we are brothers
ano sisters; we cannot get away from
the fact.
- to si'tOe bills at the year’s
''•■’d. How rriuch do you o5ve to your
mily doctor? How mu'’h for hi*;
lay.s of danger.- nights of v’aJ<ing.”
hat you might be more comfortable ^ails when correct information and
nd more fit for the .stern trials of jvmitianee by money order or certir
your own life? j j fied check have been received.
The've an* thousands today, who do j Automobile and truck owners, un-
not have the cash to meot the well-ld^r the law, were at liberty to begin
thumbed r6ige in the doctor’s ledger. I tags last ITiur.sday.
land, chief of the highway depart
ment’s motor vehicle divi.sion, today
rippealed to motorists to equip their
vehicles with hew* tags as soon as pos
sible.
“It is our purpose,” Sutherland!
said, “to swk the cooperation of mo-j
tori*;ts in di.stribution of n^w license i ^
plates before the first day of the new| books of the Countv Treasurer
year, since we have a tremendous task | the collection of
ahead of us within the next few taxes for the fiscal year, 1932, at the
Postmaster Blakely announced yes
terday that the postoffice will be open
all day Saturday until 6 p. m. as a
convenience to the patrons. For some
time the office has been observing
every Saturday as a half holiday, clos- J The new Chevrolet which is now' on
ing during the aftenipon. ‘ * display at the local dealer’s, Giles
No deliveries of mail' 6t diatribu- j Chevrolet company, presents ’ many
tion in the office, special delivery ex- j ^lew features as well as being a larger
cepted, will be made on Sunday or! machine and greatly refined.
New Chevrolet Is IVV A N' X S
D®, Dl8|Jay Here uenT—e-room Houm on coiS
'— of Academy and Elizabeth streets.
Many Nw Features, Including j Has electric ,Hghts and water. Apply
Ix)nger^ Wheelbase, Are Pre-~f^o J- A. ^aileyv i2-22-2tc
sented In 1933 Cars. FOR RENT Five rooms in three
apartments or two apartments, as
party desires. Rooms are furnished or
unfurnished. Apply io Mrs. D. Bv
Hayes, South Broad St. Itc
Monday, it is announced. The public
is urged to do their Chri.straas mail
ing early.
COUNTY TREASURER’S NOTICE
1932
FOR RENT —2 or three connecting
roo.ms, up.stpiirs, furnished or unfur-.
year,
days.” ^ Treasurer’s office ^from October l.")1h
Many license plates already have to DiKember 3J, 1932. After Decern
been issued by the department to mo-iber'31 one per cent will he added. .\f-
torists in person and through the | ter January Slsr, two per cen^t will be
added, and after February sev
en per cent wiU be added until the
15th day of March, 1933, when the
books will be closed.
But, don’t you lowe him more than
that? Haven't ^ou lime lo sit down
and think how good he has been in
your h(Hirs of trial -and - and—could
n’t you just kneel down toni;rht at
your bedside and ask God to bless
h’ln? It would mean so .much for
him-1 knowl There is not enough;
"^ sortthi gold in the work! to buy the >
answer to just one little prayer. Did |
you ev4'r look at it that way?
Th»* family doctor may h»- likened
j to a siiepherd who gives his life “fo*'^
the slibep.” I have s<*en this faithful j
servant of man, tenderly earing for!
th(‘ lanil’s -as if th«‘y were his very
own; I ran think of no type of service^
more consecrated - niore self-effacing. |
Naturally 1 cannot imagine a service'
more d(*serving of reward. That’s why
1 have been a “family doctor.” j
Suthe'land pointed out that in ap^
plying for licenses through the mails,
applicant.s should follow in.struCtions
carefully to avoid delay.
.\1I per.sons
more than one
owning
s( hool di
prope.’ty in
•trict are re-
Longer wheelbase, new’ “aero-
stream” styling, more pow’er and nished. To parties without
.speed coupled with greater economy, | Mrs. F. K. She^i^, phone 36.
larger and lower Fisher bodies w’ith
new’ Fisher “no-draft” ventilation,
shatterproof glass in windshield and
ventilators, cushion-balanced motor
mounting, irhprbved free wheeling
plus syncro-mesh transmission
silent second gear, and a “starterator”
for simplified starting are all listed as
new’ standard features included in thg
list price. • ‘
The new models with longer and
wider bodies, represent the bid for
continual leadership of that company
which led the industry in four out of
the past six years and which has just
completed its year of greatest com-
p.Hrative success in the industry. In
children.
Itc
NOTICE—This is to certify that we
had Sam Young’trim and worm the
roots of our^fruit trees last spring,
from which we had splendid crops of
with' P^’sehes. We consider him an expert
at this kind of work. L. J. Moore, H.
M. Young, John W. Little, T. J. Bla
lock, Clinton, S. C. 12-22-4tc
FOR RENT—A five-room
.Apply to T. L. W. Bailey.
cottage.
M2-4tc
FOR RENT.— Seven-room home on
West Main street, opposite Giles
Chevrolet Company. Ap^y to H. D.
Henry. ■ 12-29-2tc
quested to call for re eipts in each of j P.'
the .several school d *i’ t.« in which
the property is located, T; ' i-» impor
tant, as additional co.sf and penalty
LOST—Saturday ^afternoon on Broad
Street, a green clotii belt w’ith sil
ver trimmings. Finder iyiea*!e ret.irn
i to ('hronicle
office.
As has been the cu.stom in the past, may be attached.
the department accepts no personal
checks for plates.
An adequate coii's of
ready to di.strihute the
All able-bodied male citizens be
tween the age.s of twenty-one (21)
workers years of age are liable
new plr.te.s! “ P“H tax oi $1.00. Commuta-
f . orn the offices of'the motor vehicle
division on the ground floor of the
.'late office building.
IOANNA MILL NEWS
a
tion Road Tax $1.50 in lieu of road
duty. All able-bodied men between the
ages of 21 and 55 are liable to road
duty except tho.se in military service,
s<-hool trustees, school teachers, min
isters and students.
Proper attention will he given those
.sively improved car, which was chang
ed to a six in 1928, Chevrolet is re
versing a trend indicated by a number
of other manufacturers In >‘edncingi ’^()’|'|(jp Qp ('EKTIFICATE*
the size or cost of their modi'is, and; Qp DEPOSIT
is emphasizing the basic poHcy on ] Xotice is hereby given that Cert if i-
which the company fonrale 1 its sue- of Deposit No. 5605 for the sum
cess—that of building style an I (lual- of $16.GH of the Commercial Bank,
the hare nec-ns (.f
ity rathe'- than
t!*an'porlation.
Twenty manufacturing and ns.sf*m-
bly plants operated by ( h*-yr<i!et in
. I the United States, many othE-r’affili-
: ated plants and several hund'-e 1 thou-
san<l people are at work again a.s a
Clinton, S. C., issued to Beatrice G.
Cra-wford on the lOth day of .August,
1932, said Certificate payable to the
above named party or to H. P. f'raw-
fonl. This Certificate has been mis
placed, lost or de:;troyed.
Honor Roll For
Thomwell Schools
75f
Pajamas
$1.00, .SI..50 and $2.00
STORE OPEN EVENLNGS
I’NTursuio '
Hipp
and
Adair
We Sell For ('ash—
('ash Ravs.
Next Door To Book Store
Eleventh grade: Jesse Jordan, Rob
bie Morgan, Itolverta Miller, Robert
.Miller, Walter Williams, Glenn Bee-
! rpan.
j Tenth grade: Rita ('handler, Clyde
Conrad, Frances Cook, Sara Cunning-
I ham, -Martha Fliedner, Hughston Fro-
' wein, ('laudia. Hammond, James
Goldvilie, Dec. 14.—Dr. A.
mer of I.aurens. spent Sunday withl^f school district.
Mr. and Mrs. 1. F. Stroud. j xhe tax levy i.« as follows:
Mr. and Mrs. S. H. Wells and son | Tax
of .Newberry, spent the week-end Ordinary County Tax
with Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Adams.
Mr. and Mrs. Cullen Crook of Cy
an,-spent Sunday with Mrs, W. G.
Puckett,
Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Wright and
children of Spartanburg, .spent Mon
day with Mrs. J. E. Hamm.
Rev. and Mrs. A. H. Bouknight of, Constitutional School
I Greer, visited Miss Margaret Waruen
, Monday.
I Mr. and Mrs. Job Smith of New-
I berry, visited Mr. and Mrs. James Ev-
Mc- i ans Sunday.
We will apply for a new Certificate
who wish to pjiy their taxes through result of the company s embarking on Deposit in it.** stead at the office
the mail by check. mo:iey order, etc.,, *4-’^ program at this time Commercial Bank on or after
Cro- j^iving name of township and number
Road and Bridge
Railroad Bond
Road Bonds
Past Indebtedness
Statewide School (6-0-1)
Weak'SehooD
High Schoqls
Ciji
.712
6>Ti
3
Neil, Allene Rook, Grace Smith, Myr
tie Watson. Willie Pett
Mvrtle Moore.
I
Willingham,]
.Miss Piula Connelly of Nihety-,Six,
vi.-ited Mrs. Maihie White Sunday,
t Mr. and .Mrs. .lames Brown of Spar-
Ninth grade: Robert ( ampbell, N.ltanhurg, spent Sunday with Mrs. Sal-
Mildred
Bowles.
NOW IS THE
TIME TO BU'Y
Several farms, prices
tractive.
Houses for rent. Broad St.,
Owens Hill and ('ollexe
View.
Clinton Realty &
Insurance Co.
■H. H. BOYD
F. Garland, Catherine McK**e, Shan
non Simpson.
F.ighth. grade: 1.^ B.
Ophel'a Kennedy, Hettie
.James 'rerrejl. j
Seventh grade: Paul .\nerson, .John-,
ni^ B*-ewer, W. R. Dill, Bi'.-^sie Port-1
ner, .Martha Keen, Ruth Ryan, Eliza
“beih Tucker.:—
Sixth grade: Bernice-Baily.
(IsMuMe, ,'ean Eutsler, Ca-ne
Harold Milam, \'irginia Blake.
Piflh grade: Judson Keen. .Alto Spi
vey, .Margaiet Baker, Sarah Davis,
O. W. Folk, Mary Ingle, Elmer Par
nell..
P'ourth grade: Harry Whitaker, .Su
sie Pressley, Doris Long, (Jarnet Jen
kins, Hilly Gilliam, Lilly Mae P'ortner,
P'ranees Darnell, Edith Curry.
Third grade: Kathleen Carroll,
.Anne Saxon, Tommie Boone, Lois Sis-
tar, Hazel Burnette, Daniel Keen,
Woodrow .Malpas.s, Clarence Malpass,
D)ssie .Martin, Christine McCormick.
Second grade: Myde Rogers, Burley
Spence, Gladys Darnell, Jerrell Davis,
Chestnut Whitaker, Ruth Wilson.
“ P'irst gi'ade: Carolyn Murphy, .Ad=
lien ('ollins, Ruth Dover, Ruth
Bowles.
lie Brown.
.lauMis. Godfrey of Simpsonville, is
Simpson, I speuciing u few days with his mother,
Martin, I M: s. .John Godfrey. •—
Births
Born to Mr. and .Mrs. .lames Bridg
es on Saturday, Dec. lUlh, a son.
Born to Dr., and .Mrs. R. L. Martin
on .Monday, Dec. 12th, a daughter.
Total
I^iureiui School
.No. 1, Trinity-Ridge
No. 2, Prospect
No; 3, Bark^d»le-Nami«
No. 4, Bailey
No. 5, Copeland-P'lemirg
No. 6, Oak Grove .
No. 7, Watts Mills ,
No. 11, l..aurens
No. 12, Ora
ANNUAL MEETING
' Notice is hereby given that the an-,
I nual meeting of the Board of County J
mills • (’omniissioners (»f Laurens County j
mills; will be held, as provided by law, Jan-
mills j ,>>^191^3^ at the office of County
I Supervi.sor, AH persons hol<ling de-j
mills 1 |.p^ndK against the coun-j
ty, not previously presented to the
hoard, are earne.stly r<*quested to file
them at once with the clerk of the'
hoard. _
J. D. W. WATTS, ,
B. Y. ('ULBPiRTSON, Supervisor, j
Clerk. 29-2tc1
January 22, 1933.
(Signed)
(.Signed)
December 16,
Beatrice G. Crawford.
H. P. Crawford, Parent.
1932—l-.5-3tp.
mills
4 mills
1 mill
2 mills
3 mills
PICTl RE FRAMING
a Neatly Done
KODAK FINISHING
1 Day Service
Nichols Studio
mills
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17^7
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mills
millr
, 7 mills!
H mills j
6 mills'
8 mills j
22 mills I
11*2 mills'
Young.** 8*‘l*m>l Districts
(D-5)
Me^thodists Name Leaders
On 'J'uesday, Dec. Gth, t’ne Woman’s
Missionary society of the .Methodist
(•huic|;i met with Mrs. M. K. Medlock.
•After the program a business session
was h«'ld at which time the following
officeis weie elected for the coming
year: .Mrs, .1. M, Kos,s, president; Mrs.
B. W. Oxner, vice-president; Miss
.No. 2, P'riendship
No, 4, Bethany
.No. 5, Grays
No. 6, Centra!
No. 7, Youngs
No, 8, Warrior Creek
.No. 10, Linford
No. 3-B, P'ouniain Inn
24 mills!
12 mills'
17 mills!
lO'a mills]
17’; mills'
15 mills
24’2 mills
24 mills
Dials Sch«MiI Districts
No. 1, Greenpond 10 mills
No. 2, PMcn '17’2 mills
No. 3, ShiJoh (.‘^ul. 17) 22 mills
No. 5, Gray Court-Owings 24 mills:
.No. L-3, Barksdale-Narnie IS’^ mills
No. 8. Merna (Sul. 17) 22 mills
3-B, P'ountain Inn 24 mills
Sullivan Schwd Districts
'jsdee Snipes Case
Luna Grant, corresponding secretary; • No.
-Mrs. John DuBois, recording .secre-j
tary; .Mr.s. Claude Kay, treasurer;' No. 1, Princeton
Mrs. W. (). Stewart, assistant treas-i No. 2, Mt. Bethel
urer; Mrs. .M. K. Medlock, supt. of No. 3, Poplar Springs
children’s work; Mr.s. Joe .Abrams,! No. 7, Brtwerlon
supt. of publicity; Miss Margaret! No. 17, Hickory Tavern
Warren, supt. of local work; Mrs.
Minnie Lovelace, supt. of mission
study; Mrs. Raympnd Odell, .supt. of
social service, and
supt. of supfdies.
Mrs. .Annie Wood, 1
Announcement Party
On Tuesday evening, Dec. 13th. ^t
!the Girls’ club announcement ^was
made of the' engagement of Miss
JLJL—
Side Quit Hurting,
Got Stronger, Well;
CARDUl Helped Her
Mrs. K. L. West, of Huntiville,
Ala., writes: ^aa weak and
run-down. I had a pain in my aide,
and I kept losing weight I grew
nervoua over njy omditluii—-thin waa
unusual for me, for % am very cheer
ful when 1 ara well Wnd don’t easily
get nervoua I knew 1 ought to taka
Mmething. My aunt told me 1 ougiit
to try Cardul, which 1 did. 1 tM.‘jcan
to fwel bettor. I kept It up until I
had taken tliree or four bottlea. My
aide quit butting and 1 waa auon
feeling strong and well *’
Cardol U aold at drag Mdraa bar*.
V’oi k, Ih'.c. 17. The death sentence
of Mj-.s. Beatrice Ferguson Snipes.
pr<)sp«'ctive mother convicted of mur
dering a policeman, was stayed today
when her attorneys filed notice of aj)-
peal with the A’ork county clerk of
court. —- I’''**'
Sh*. was sentenced to <lie .Api u 7 on
her coiivietion several weeks ago of
killing Rural Policeman Elliott Har
ris on a road near Fort Mill.
Already the mother of one child,
she ex|>ects birth of another in a few
weeks. She is Wing held in the peni
tentiary in Columbia.
Railroad Tax
Waterloo Schtiol
No. 1, Mt. (iallagher
No. 2, Bethel Grove
.No. 3, Ekom (Sul. 17)
No. 4, Center point
No, 5, Oakville ...
No. 6, Mount Pleasant
No. 7, Mt. Olive
No. 14, Waterloo
- - ..^CyOgWi Hill
22 mills i
15 mills*
25 mills j
16 mlils
22 mills
3 mills
Districts
12 mills
9 mills
22 mills
14 mills
.8 mills
13 mills
, .21 mills:
8 mills ^
No.
13, Cross
Hunter School
No. 3, -Rink Bridge
4. Wad.sworth
I.rf)uise Turner to CharlteTI
the wedding to take place4n the near
future. —
When the‘girls hud as.semhled for ^
their regular meeting, Mrs. Beatrice. No.
Sloan announced that instead of the | No, 5, Clinton
l)rogt am that had been planned, they I No- 6, Goldnlle
W'Cre to have a contest in needlework.! No. Belfast
Tea napkms and kitchen towels were! No. K-19, Kinards
distributed to be embroidered. These
were later taken up and given to the
judges, Mrs. R. G. Carr and Miss
Luna Grant. Then the girls were in
vited to the dining room. A mimature
bride and groom stood in the center
^ the Uble. At-each girl’s place was
a Cupid’s i>ost office containing a
.Sfhftiil ;>jst rifts
Hill 2I ’“2 mills
Districts I
’ .6 mills'
8 mills'
23 mills
18 mills
8 mills
.... 8 milLs
No. R-42, Reederville .rr. . 13 ,mills j
No. 16, Mountville 21 mills 1
Jacks School Districts |
No. 1, No white school'.. 4.mills'
No, 2, Shady Grove 11 mills'
No. 3, Renno 16 mills
No, 4, No white school 3 mills!
^No. 6, O’Dell’s .. 13 millsf
The appeal, filed by J. R. Moss and' note. When these notes were opened jNi. 7, Garlington S mills
! R. B. Hildebran^, automatically stay-; they read: “This news I know will 1 No. 15, Hurricane 6 nulls
“This news I know will
ed her execution until the case is dis-jniake you start. These two have been
posed of by the state supreme court., hit by Cupid’s dart:
Her attorneys have* 30 days in which j Louise—Charlie B.
to file their ca.se and exceptions un- j A sweet course with fruit punch
j less an extension is granted. was served.
I In Columbia J. B. Westbrook, su-
1 preme court clerk, said the court
not hear the case before the
I could not hear the
I F^ruary term, which begins the 13th.
1 "At YoHc court attaches said the;
^ Court stenographer is ill and probably j
CAmja ran A maa/I* fl%A^ '*^‘‘“*** ^ unable to transcribe testi-
VllC IlCvUO ul^. many in the case before another
v#\ii kovaa because of this an exten-
lIttVC gjQn ^ time might be granted,
sdL Advertise it in
TTie Oh9x>nicle Want'"^*'*
Scuffletown School Oiatricta
No. 1, I.ong Branch 8 mills
No. 2, Musgrove v 8 mills
No. 3, Langston ...3 mills'
No. 4, Sandy Springs 4 mills;
10, Lanford 24’7 mills,
No. 12, Ora 11 Vi mills'
Persons sending in lists of names |
to be taken off ar-e requested to send;
, them early and give the township and j
’ school district of each, as the Tr^s-
urer is very busy during the month of |
December. .* I
Checks Malaria in 3 days, Colds'firsti RDY SIMPSON,
. day. Headaches or Neuralgia Hi (bounty Treakurer.
\\ in 30 minutes. * j
The pieces that had been embroid-; No
' ered during the evening were present
ed to Miss Turner. ^
CHRISTMAS
GREETINGS
We pause at this happy season of
the year to express our deep appre
ciation of the many courtesies re
ceived and the friendships made and
retained.
May we be grateful for this favor
ed section in which we live, and
while jiur burdens have all b^n
heavy in 1932. let us look forward
with courage to 1933.
\
The shadow of the declining year
makes no noise, and there’s nothing
to mar our Christmas. '
The nearby New Year is likely to
help our nation to “find itself,” as
Kipling says, aiid our people to know
themselves as never before.
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WITH ALL GOOD WISHES FOR
YOU AND YOURS
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