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THE CLINTON CHRONICLE. CLBJTON, S. C;
W A N X Q' State Ouistuln Endeavor Union
W A o ^ ^ Florence
pitals at so much a pint as a means
of earning their way through college.
POR SALE — Sweet peas. Mrs
Ross Blakely, phone 9266.
POR SALE —Lot
D. E. Trihble Co.
of hi^ in bales.
Itc
,
Conrad, Helen Guerard, Martha FUcd-
ner, ifbugston Frowein. Claudia 'Ham- j
mond; Myrtle Moore. |
An effort was made la.st week to' Ninth ^ti^ade: Roibert Campbell, N.
— “V I sell Brooklyn bridge to a stranger. F. Garland. Margaret Mahaffy.
That the nm^eenth.annual conven- Dorothy McPherson of Florence, Fur-: Five hundred dollars was askeck j Xighth grade: James Terrell.
man Jordan of Clinton, and L. A. Me-/ —— j Seventh grade: Bessie Fortner.,
Call, Jr., of Florence and Presbyterian More and more college men are ^ Ruth Ryan, Pauf .\nderson, Elizabeth
college. .Mi.s.*; Janie Lee O’Farrell of • joining New York’sT police force. Tucker,
Florence, is in charge of,the registra-1 ——— I j Sixth "grade: ^.G^^ne Bo>vle.s. Jean
THURSDAY, APRIL 20, 193S
tion of the South
Carolina State
Christian Endeavor union would be
Early held in Florence on April 21, 22 and
TOMATO PL.ANTS for sale
variety, well matured. Appi>' to E..23 was announced here Saturday by
F. Anderson, Clinton, S. C., R. F. D. embers of the executive bominittee tjon at the convention.
j ’ ^ 4-27-2p <'f the union. For the past several
! years here has been a movement on
LOST — Fountain j>en at P. C. trad: foot to disband the union and discon-
meet la.><t week. My name engraven Christian Endeavor in South Car
on barrel. Finder please return to The olina, but leaders announce that at
Chronicle office, Mary Glynn ('ham- , this convention a renewed effort" will
Beer Revenue,
Reaches Big Sum
Down at. 44 John street is the John
Street church, known as the mother
church of American Methodism. It
was originally built in 1768.
T >
Ma'b’ ’ Hughs. ’’ Margaret ’
Davi^. E!me»*
bers.
POR RENT—Seven-room cottage m
Musgrove .street. .Apply to II. D
Hehr\'._
ae made to give the societies of the i Ovgr $4,000,000 Pours Into led
*. tatf a “new deal,” and to definitely!
pul the organization back on its feet. !
The idea of disbanding the union, itj
' announced, is out of the question
The
There are nearly a
New York’s hospitals.
erj^l Treasury F’irst
States Also Enriched.
ti
ENGRAVK.I) C-ARI^-i-fo- the grad..
ates. .All -styles engraving, fine.st
.stock. for 100 curds and plate,
('hrouiclt Pulll.shing ('ompany. Jt
I New York, April 15,The
convention is to 'begin with thej^g'pjj 2 per yent beer poured mil-
session Friday night. Address of wel-i jjons ljf dollars into the coffers of gov-
(<r.i.ment and enhanced t\\e nation’s
Gilbert of Florence and represcnt;^-L.onimeice.
lives of the religious organizations j iJeer production was clogged with,
of the city; Rev. H. Kerif Taylor, a unfilled orders. As the kegs rolled out,,
native of Greenville arid a returned ' • •
:nissionaiy .from China, now paste.r of
FOR RENT—Lower apartment wiih
four roeims and bath. .All conven
iences. Apply 4,0 Mrs. C. L. Round.s. Ic come will extended by Mayor H. K-| eminent
RUBBER-STAMPS and iu*als. Twvn-
t5’-four hour .service. Chronicle I’ub-
lishirg Co.
Week. Th ere are 1,733,954 Roman Catho
lic church members in New York, and
next in order 141.205 Prote.stent Fpis-
copal.
Eutsl^r,
Carp.s. ^ ^
Fifth grade:) Sara
Pariiell, Alto Spivey,
t Fourth gmde: Edith Koen. I>orothy
million beds in^ Cumainndei, Franco® Dai neli. >>
: ‘ Tbird giwde: Kathleen Cr. r.>Il.
Anti<^ Saxon, Lois Burge®.®,
I^owers ForyAll
Occasions
Delivered By Telegraph
CLINTON
FLOWER SHOP
105 E. Ci^rolina Ave.
Phone 33
V
first
Orphanage Schools
March Honor Roll
< () .VI .M h Si' E M K .N’T ! N \ 1T A TI O N iv ^
Sami ie- gladly furnished. Wide sc-
Jeclum. a‘tr:*ctr. e price.® I'hronicU,
Puldisiiing C'ompany. - ~ o
revenue rolled in. ' Eleventh grade: J. B. Jacobs, Jesse
A survey of .states permitting sales ' Jordan. Thomas DuBose, Walter Wii-
the-^Second Pre«hyterian church of; showed the federal government in the liams, Robeid Lesesne, Robert Miller,
Charleston, will preach the ^opening vi^ek collected upward.s of $4,- Bessie F'aulkenbery..
sei;mon. L. A. McOall, Jr., a student at ooo.OOh from barrel taxes and license
Pre.sbylerian college, will preside over l^^rdroads (juickly felt the increase
I he opening sesr.ion. The singing will; fominorce.
Tenth grade: Rita Chandler, Clvjde
Kee:; Woodrew Malpa.s.s. Jimmie Me-;
rhm.\. 1, Lois Si&tar.
Sf^ond gmde: Glauy.® ^ame'l.
Mvde Roger®,..Ruth Ann WHson. Ve,
And**r®on. Vivian Colliqs. .lerreii Da
vis. ^ ;
First grade: Ruth Bowie.:, Ru h^
Dover. Carolyn Murphy. .lean G~3-
ham^
J. I. COPELAND & BRO.
“7 — HARDWARE —
1. H. C. Binder TSvine and Re
pairs, Grain Cradles.
POTTED
PLANTS
Welf-rooted Begonias, Sul
tanas, and toleas—
15c each
THE
BOOKSTORE
SUBSCRIBE TO THE < HRONICLE
YOR ;RP'NT .Apartment for couple
uri /( eritennial street. Occupan>
Mu'cli Isi. Recently occupied by S.'.'d
DrummUnd. .Apply to H. D. Henry.
be direc.ed by the Rev. John W. Davis;
of Kingstree, who will al.so addrei<s
the delegate.® Saturday afternoon.
jMo.®t of the .Saturday morniitg and
:irternoon "sessions will Ik* taken up
with c:)nferenee periods, hut addre.;.stfs
in New Jer.sey, Joseph Bush, pre. i j
dent of the .state hotel association, es- |
limated the grus.s revenue of hotels
in .New Jersey, alone increased $50,000
daily and suhi between $2,000 'and
.VhM* new ivhTjiloyes were added to
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HATCHING
the electriv
and
way.
(insures you
chicks. !*rices Sc
will he made hy Dr. Carlyle (’ampl>ell,l payrolls.
piTside.nt of ('oker college, Hartsville,! .A sun-ey
Gr.- Blatheson,
dent of Bre.«*l)yterian'Junior college, 1 uttKi hy th<
N. C. The devotional' period, these
return of
in breweries.
day. Tliornweil
Farm.
Orphanage
Poultry
tf
national capital
'57000'Juh^;-cre- t n
er, 500 of. “
more and stronger chteks. Prices SCiMaxton, N. C. The devotional* period, these In hieweries. 1 i ||
per egg less than 100,; 2K*c 100 to 300; I of the convention will be conducteil Two Southern states and One mid-' ,11
2c 30(> and over. Eggs set every Mon- j I y the pastors of the differept churrh-Nwestern stale during the w'eek joined ||
es of Florence, and the Rev, J. S. Gaierthc “Wer selling list.’’ ' ?i
nor of Bennettsville. An informal Imn-I In Louisiana, epiu'oximately 500,000 |i
quet will be held Saturday night withjgallons on lap was exhausted within
Di-, W. H. Frazer, ‘president of 10 hours after selling started Thurs-
(^‘uenes-Chicora college, Charlotte, j day noon. Heei; was legalized in South
making the addres.s. Dr. Frazer will;'■'urolina Friday and .selling was al-
abo preach the convention sermon lowed immediately. In Iowa the gov-
Sunday morning. W. Roy Breg, a for-'ernoi today signed a beer ^ill.
mer Southern secretary of the Nation-1 This made heer legal in 23 states
al Society of Christian Knd'^avor and and ilu* l.)istriet of ('olunibia. Another
ennessee, legalized j|
ffective May 1. IL
fi'r operation. P-* acres; six frame .yill nppea'* three times on the Sunday | In at least four other states bee
chicken houses,ofotir largt*. 'wo in !./ p ^grani. He is to make a short ad- lulls are in the legislative mills. The
WANTED
AN ENTERI'RISINC; ,
MAN or WOMAN
I operate and own a comiilele
poultry (ilant and halehery. amply fi- now director of activities for the allied Soiithe*"' state. Tt
nanced, comidetely equipped, tvady'national prohibition movement, I l>«»er on Friday, '‘ff
to
We feel plroud of the response had durinji: our openin^? and wish to apologize for
net havinii: our stock in in its completeness as we wculd like to have had, but it was
impossible to Kct all of our merchandise in at one time. We wish to thank the Clin
ton and I.iaurens County people for making our opening a success. We a^ain prom
ise a ’’fair deal.** Our ^oods are purchased at the lowe.st possible cash price, and
we piiss it on to you. Every express brin^ us .somethin;; new. Watch our adver
tisements—watch our windows. We call special attention to the below items:
B
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in
Breodei house, mciibalor house, office bofore the entire* a8.*^'mhlage of ] Florida house has acted favorably_on
the heer
Hi,
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and feed house. .Ample fencing, afternoon. arid is to'such a measure. In T«*xas
soil. Large electric incubator, capacity ^^two jynference^ periods. Dr. guostion would eo to voters
12,(K)0 eggs'. hriHider and other Wells of Sumter, nationally »-ren<ium .August 2K under a bill pa'-s-
<-ellaru‘ous tHjuii iueut. \i«*l! located, known in religious circles, will ad- by the senate. In Delaware a bill
Exceptional opp<ir:umt y ror o-ve "f .pess the delegates Sunday afternoon, is pending before the li'gislature. In
ambition .Must ints.-.t's,® patienc*. in-'
Dress Department
We have .some real value*?^ ran^ritiF
price from-— |
$1.98, S2.98 and S3.98
Solid ^whites particularly featured
.'^mall .anii-reKular sizes—for the .'^tout
MdrnniT* to 50. We ha\ e sortie Vt^rv
in
TT]T
tractiv e
To"
d vies
to show
sortie
yort.
ptts.-.t's,® potienc'*
terest in chickens. wiHingne,-- to wo'-k.
honesty and reliability. In n ;dying
furnish ieft*r(‘nce f not personally
known to us.
John F. Norris
I’HONK 2ts ('LI.N’TON,
NOIK’E OF FINAI,
Netiraska, house leaders have predict
ed the passage of a beer bill‘next
week.
.Alabama killed al! hope of heer ud-
V(K*ates for adiill adding that stave to
the list when the .senate in the closing
hours ul a special session, voted
against such a measure.
The climax of the convention will
come Sunday night with the closing
addre.ss hy John MeSween, president
of Bresl yterian college.. All the evan
gelical churches of Florence will unite
I for the final session of the convention.
It has lieen announced that Dr.
^' Daniel A. F’oling of New York, who
I is national and international president
.SE'ITI.KMK.NTj^of the ('hri.stian Emleavor societies,
J— bc'en invited to the convention. His
Take notice that on the 12th day of , plans for attending, or not attending.
May. llt.’dl. I will'render a final ac- have not been learned. Dr. Poling i.s'
count of my act.® and doings as Lxe- widely known for his (Sunday afler-
eutrix of the estate of .N. K. Young, noon hour on the radio. As a man
del-eased, an the office of the Judge of’who heaids an organization which has
BroTiate of loiurens county, at 11 societies in every civiiixod country
o’clock A M.. and on the same day, and island of the world, I>r. Poling
will apiily for a final discharge from wb'uld be a great blessing to the South
.said trust as Executrix. \('arolina young people if he finds it
Any person indebted to said estate possible to attend the Florence meet-j Thiily-t\vo languages are spoken in
IS notifu-d arut rr*quired to make pay-ling. I New \ork.
ment on or before that date; and all j Xhe Rev. R. H. Ratchford of Greely-
persons having claim.*! against , .saidj ville, president of the state union, will
estate will present them on or b<*fore
that date, duly proven, or W forever
barred.
This the I2th day of April, 1933.
JEvSJ^lE DIUjARD young,
5-4-4e Executrix.
Go down to First avenue and you!
will st*e iiieat markets displaying deep
for sale. i
preside over most of the sessions.
Other officers of the organization are j sea OAdupus
the Rev. Clarence E. Piephoff and} “7 __
Miss Maude Pickett of Greenville,; I railed on a husines.® man dowff
Miss Uola Hines of ..Seneca, Miss j town this week and when I asked for
Hattie ^lle I^ester of Pelzer, Mus* him. his secretary said he was in his
~~ ! bath. Having a hath room adjacent to
an.office was a new one on me.
RIEGEL SHIRTS
SOUTH CAROLINA’S OWN
MESH, in white and blue
STRIPES, FIGURES
SOLID COIjORS
i There are more legitimate theatres
in .New Y»»rk than'in the 16 next larg-*'
jest cfHes-ronThiiied. --
The
trust.®
!of
m;ui with
tb.at there
the U>h“sc«pe who
ave still a numlK*r
here willing to pay ten
IV.. jMM-sons
cents to m V|,j5i close-up of the moon, is
to be seen »u thc eity^ - ^:===;
Silk Underwear )
I just wi.sli it were possible to picture
each Khrment. You will just have to see
them to appreciate these lovely, dainty
;rarmeuts—in Dance Sets, Gowns. Slips,
Step-ins, Bloomers, etc., and you will be
astonished at the reasonable prices.
Mostly—
49c and 98c
Br^assieres, Corsolets,
Corsets
We handle the well known B. d: G. line,
familiar to almost every lady. Nicely
finished, stylish in every detail. See our
display. Priced at—
25c, 50c and $1.00
Ladies’ Hosiery
We are enthusiastic alwut No. 547 that
we are featuring for^—
49c
This ho.‘<e in many places is sold for
$l.d0. It wears, it looks right, and we
want vou to see the lieautiful a.ssort-
fnent of colors.
Piece Goods . .
The talk of Clinton—a large purchase
enables us to sell for a limitiHl time, a
Ik autiful, smooth, nice-finish 80 60,
40 inches wide, Unfinished Sheeting for
House Dresses
Everybody has Hou.se Dres.ses to sell,
hut .®ee ours, becau.se they are fashioned
after highi r preie miMlels, made of fast-
color materials that will plea.se those
that are ha^d to .-iatisfy—and the price
is onlv—
W
We hate beautiful V*oiles, just arrived-
98c
Men’s Shoes *
Black and white o.xford.*®-
$2.00
Black and brown o.xfords— __
$2.00, S2.50 and $3.00
Men’s and Boys’ Dept.
Men’s and Boys’ (^whI Work Shirts—
25c
Men’s W’ork Pants—
49c
Men’s gootl Overalls—
59c
Wool Spring
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Bov.s’ gooi;
6 to 10—
Suit
s, sizes
$2.98
In Nv'-v York there is an organiza
tion known as “THe W’oman Pays
( luo.” The idea is^to" ehcourage girls
to pay their own way when taken to
lunch by men.
Thr'city hull here is considered by
architects ami artists to be one of thc
most suci'essful examples ou tlie Co-
i loniai .®chvH)l of architecture in .Amer-
lica lovlav. It was completed in 1812.
A real buy for Housewives.
Fine White Pique, regular 35c'
value, short lengths ^
Indian Uead
Unbleached Curtail! Scrim, yard
our table of Toweling, Pajama
Checks, Chambray, etc., yard
15<*
7c
.5c
5c
Guaranteed
—Sanforized .
—Full Cut
—Any Sleeve Length
$1.00 and $U5
..Jjr-i i
WE SELL FOR CASH — CASH PAYS
Next To Book Store CIuiUm, S. C.
.More and more wild fowl is making
the .New York Zoological park its
home. The keepers of tne zoo don’t
mind although it doe8v.co.st money to
feed the birds.
There aixi hundreds of families in
New York who are trying to find
some means to acquire possession of a I
fkrm. The average unemployed fam
ily head, according to a recent study,
would go on a farm int a minute if he
had the chance.
Shoes
New stvies to show you, in Pumps,
Straps and Ties, in w'hite, blond, black;
blues. In our line you will find the snap
and -style at prices lessrthan city stores
ask. *
$1.49 to $2.98
"'’TCH-jF ■
Children’s Uppers
Children’s Slippers in blacks, .strap and
oxfords, all sizes—
98c
Bovs’ gootl Wool Spring Suits, sizes
10| to 16. Long Pants—
$3.98
Men’s gooti Felt Hats—
98c
Meii’^ good AV'oqL ^priiigXaps^-r.-
25c‘'"-
Men’s Rayon Shirts— ,
25c
Men’s Rayon Shorts— *
25c
SPECIAL FOR
FRIDAY - SATURDAY
Regular 10c Sheeting—
4c
Tennis Slipper for Ladies—
48c
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Tennis Shoes for Children. Boys
Men—
and
Parlor pa8tinie8 of fifty and seven
ty-five rears ago are giving 1933 ini
New' York its first business boom. Jig!
saw puzzles, manble games, parcheesi,;
anagrams, carrom, quoits, crihbage,
I ring toss, croquet, ping pong, billiards, j
lotto, dominoes and tiddldywinks, lead
the revival. Game shops here ai-e do-
ing a land office hu.siness.
Nearly .40,000 letters are misdirect
^ed in New -York every day.
i.
ertain V'ol
dents ate sell!
\
jimbia university
^ their blood to