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■/ / ■ /r. / ' Y ■ / I;- r" r / PAGE TWO 2 . THE GLINTON CHRONICLE. CLINTON. S. C. .u ' / ■ m - 7 THURSP4^Y. MAY 25, 19^ > HONOR PUPILS IN CUT SCHOOLS FOR r932-l&33 SES:^ION ✓ - I’auline Whitmire, Canol! Biirne^, Hafrold Cobb, Pauline Benjamin. Ricb- |ird J^ewis, Harold Colemyi,, AbramH. • j Richard Gillespie jPr^b^ d:^iah8 Accepts New Call Highest yearly averages * ► ^ Hi|fh School ' Eleventh srrade. Sec. A: Rosa B«i- ' ley Little. Mary Glynn Chambers. Su- ella iVnson. Eleventh . frrade. Sec. B: .lames ""—' SlniSi. Me!.ees, Eloh*c Hollen. ' Temh ^rade. Sec. .A: Eliaabeth Buz- hardt. Ada Sue Allen. Josie Goodwin Tenth grade. See.- B: Elizabeth Hajr- ris, Joyce Pitts, Alfred^Browning. Tenth grade. S<*c. CHayne Work man. J. E .Abrams. William Work man. Ninth grade. Sec. .A: bers. MiKieene Finney. Florida S^treet School Second grade: Sarah McCrary. Third grade: Marjorie Miller, Ban 1 J there were mbre converts dyrinj^the • . ycar,”^ 6,146, than in anV previous yearij nr^'AAaaF tidings came from several 1 Or 1V1001 1 OQa^ different fields, including .Africa, Ko- ^ A -i-7 Tea, Brazil and Ufar-tom China. X’nth grade: Sara Frances Baldwin, Ivouise Chambers, Modeen Finney, o . w i ,1. ■ /-i Piester Martin. Roy ANorkman Madeline Cassanova, Kathenne Gra-! t. .,7 ta ham, Louis Murphy. } j Presbyterian College Graduate, ■ General A^embly of ; Son of l.«ate Seminary Pr^i- Church' In/Session j" dent Takes Atlanta Pulpit. treat Southern in the home mission field, the com- A1 Mon-'progress was made, not- Fourth grade: Scott Dawkins,-! Ralph Lawson, , Frances Edwards, i r.. * *44 4: withstanding that the income for the Finances Get Allenlion. ^,^,^ ,,,, .T-, . , , . • A wa.s live years ago. .-1 <Fiom Atlanta Journal. May 2El Montreat, N. C., May 22.—Progress in personnel The Rev. Richard T. Gillespie, Jr-.^in tht spiritual field in .'*pite of sharp- 27.3 jier cent in ope Kirhth Prade: Peggy i Lula Gray Harris, Dorothy Stutts. , , , rene Humph, ReWcaSpeake, Dorothy. B^meXU Kit ^^^he most brilliant young min- I Young, Jamei Cause. Epps Davis. ! ^he presbytery, who has Won Lj^ixth grade: James Furr, Alline>'^^ scholastic honors, ha., accepted Cop<dand, Dorts^ Sober, ■^ pring Presbj- jj here Thursday for its nients reported reeluctions in income Abrams, Thomas Baldwin ‘ j nriTninl mr^inn _ _ • foHow.s: home missjons, $67,800; I ^ Synop.si" of reports lirenaie l kv Chr¥tian ^ucaTTon tIHl llliliisU.iial .ace . c . s en, w o recentlj re- executive committees have been ,elitf, $40.b84. and religrous education, made public, and they wa.s five years ago. .A 50 "per cent re- and a slash of of sharp- 27.3 jiCr cent in opei-ating ^-.penses i ly declining revenues will be reported wero reported. to the general as-seb^bly of the Pres- The foreign* mission report showed byterian church in thb United ^^ates a decline of $171,848. Other depart- f lorida Street Schoid^ ' PauF Abrams, Thomas Baldwin First grade: Amelia Paj-ne, Peggy;<'haries Burnett, Bill Campbell, Nellie lohnson, Chris Adair, Pringle Cope-j Blackwell, Fay Mathes. »■ 1 Tfvsr 1 ¥1 ^ .* * » land, Willianr-Graham. Hurry. Wilkes, .Sinenth grade,: Oianna .Addy, Lou- John Agnew, Ann Blakely, A*nita Cas-! ise Hniley. »«fniitt.._\r;ili4. [ cdiaree. The fonder was to announce anova^ James Craig, Martha GenCjKarle Davidson. May Dicu.s, Dorothy , Satterwhite, Doris Baldwin, Pearl | K<lwards, lone .N’cal, Flandd Copeland I^ouise <'ham- Garter, Frank Dailey, Jackie Wier. Sam MotJiary. Sara Frances Second-grade: Agnes Hipp, Ame Ja-1 ' ^ ' c(»bs, Jt&n Layton, Mildr^ Perdue, Academy Ninth grade. Sec. B: I.oui.s Murphy, ^j^rgaret Simp.son, Betty Trilible,! IlorothyMae signed to tai??;3^ Louisville, re- Kv. hi.s resi11 orTTSut:daF at~ htgFeittd«- Street rSSfhool Gainesj Rol»ert Pre.sbyterian church, where he has acted as 'pastor during his student , day.s at C^unibia Theological semi nary. all show -de- .xi3;jjoo. The total d^iine in income creases in income, to offset wh ch va" $293,640. "itraytC'g evu|iuiuies-«re cited-a.s- been placed in operation. , The report op foreign mission.?'says SUBSCRIBE TCTTHE tUUONIGLlf “The Paper Everybody Reads” > 4 % Cati- The son late Richard F.g'ith. g- 11'. W.l :'«n> b. Sti- Wade, LiiW’cnce -J. Teague Ilar- llall Florida .Street School Fir-! grade: Amelia Payne. Johnson. William Gi'aham. ” J^c’cbfiiT i?*'adv”r 'MSTcTa^’CfSirowayr- Hyvd .McMillian. Airne.'- Hipp. Tbiid g*'ade: Ib tty Hunter and-Ag- fH’S Kein. tied.fo* first.^ John sLiian, Jane Ivitne:- vr—- ■——- F'ouG-h grade N’olaml Suddoth, Elizat'etF Wj'^or. ( arolyn .MeSween. j F'lfth grade. Sec. A; F'ranees j Speake. \ I'-giiua .Sadler. Josephine Copeland. j F iflh giade, St*c. B; E-wis Pitts and .lohn G Pti> tied for fir-^t. Guy Tum- Ylin. S.im t a--ano\a. Fifth grade. .S«hv t* IVainow .Mor-J ri.s, Sarah F.dward-. Vitvinia Kinard a.nd Hell! \\'Ison. ta*d for third. 1 rjorie V’irginia Wier. Annette Moorhead, j Chester. Banna Fbe.ster .Martin, James Nason,I Violet Browning, Margaret Caroline ! .'"peake. Bailey ()wen.«, IJlIian Providence School was also awarded the Anna Church Whitner fellowi^hip'for the senior with the “most all-round promi.se.** The young mini.Uer’.s father was Uaken ill at the general a'sembly'.s Fnnce.- F'ul-' make ,the valedictory address at Presbyterian college. Luther F'uller, Broadus Deitz. Sarah Frances Ijaw.son, F*ay Duckett. .Agnes • 1 . R«^.- **0' Neal, Margarine Berry ler. , Young Gillespie decided to leave im- ' mediately for Charlotte.sviile. hut at, ,, „ V Dv, . liver the valedictory speech. The at" Darroll Dailey, Reese Young, K^h| j^holarship award: Won by F\*ggy tack proved fatal to Doctor Gille.spie. . t u i»*4 1 \-Sprunt and I40ui.se Chambers, who tied Mr. Gillespie will assume hi.s newt Fifth grade: .John G. [jtts ^ of Hd.ri. Given pastorate June 1. Pitts, Fiances Speake, Sam Cassa-:V j Pitts’ store - nova. Jo.sephine <'oFH*land. Virgini-j^V^^.'^j^y^n niedul: Won by Bill Reeder, Dewey Na ‘ " - +'(mrtlr-grade:*'Nt48 olyn MeSween; John Odiorne, Xula Gray Harri.s, Frances F'dwkrds, Family Martin, F’lorence FBIa Blakch'. Mary Elizaiielh Hattoo. l>«.)»othy Miriam Coleman, Clara Mae ^bole.j MENCEMENT PRESBYTERIAN COLLEGE SUMMER SCHOOL ♦ t ♦ t ♦ ♦ ♦ : ♦ ♦ IVcfessional and Academic Courses for Teachers _ and Students. 7 " June 5—July 14lh Tuition $12.00 Enroll Now 'tSiliaiilll'ililii Graham, Walter son, Hubert Adair, Tom Boddie, Kath- F;xth gradf. .<ec A Loui.se Jacobs, ‘clamat^on I Wadfe. Given by Chronicle Publi.shing . 1 1 1 III Gomp enne Ik'an, Sarah Edwards. Irby) p^^pr^sion medal: FiV.-'t place won by Mai'X. Glynn Chambers. Medal awardeil t<!\^\’ivian Parks .Adair, sec ond place wiWier. Mi.ss ChanilnTs had .won medal liWore. Gi\en by J. B. , . } F’rontis. X J.se .,aeons, riance.s I^ui.se, - ci.nteH: 'V‘»h ’'.V Suella bw-i('<K*, Minam Donnan. Marga-et Kern, ^ i ..niX ( hamU-rs. Mi.ss school in the coynty Contest, by en to M^s Hipp, F'JJiott JacoFis, Pearnow Morris, i Brown Todd, Billy Blanton, Mary] FIlizabeth Baldwin. Hazel Dunaw'ay, \’irginia Kinard, Margaret Shealy. j Sixth grade: Margaret Brice, I4OU-I Jacobs, Frances .Simp.son, .Miriam Donnan. .Marga-et Kern,| Hogs In State Will Be Scarce Why wear a Hot, thirsty face ev^ at home Ma’gari'T ll’ici*. F'lan.ees Simpson. .'^'iVth grtdi . .Set B: Harvey F'oster i’:liy I..hf"on. Fay Mathes. V ..,..4..^, Spelling conte? Sever’}. giade. .^t'C A . Tench Ow-j f <>t*, .Miriam Donnan. .Marga-et Kern,, j i:i<. W P Baidu n, Louise Bailey. Ibiris Sbber, Eli/arbeth Gtabain, Otho, represented .<eM n*b giade. .<et B: Kbzeile Fos-1 Jobnson. Eleanor Coiieland. Evelyn; !♦ Ha lit < --itY-eJii;..- AIh!'.' I H - ; !-y A;ml, In.-. Y.,uni. I '.\l«ial V ; l-lnloi^larvc-y l-o..U-r. I \i.»ileni> ."streil .*schiM»l a'1 v * ade. S**' A ( liarlotte llan- *♦ !>. M:i?;ba F «'’ei Mv»a/'JtlcDowell iind F.d'* r GaU't tied j<ii jlard. u :..jaliipi,))til h JIa cntii Clem.son College, May 20.^ - There will probably be a shortage of hog^ for home cen.sumption ami for mar ket in .South Carolina this year, with the indication that hogs will Ih* higher next year, .says A. L. DuRant. exten sion live-stock specialist, explaining L'nient that because of the scarcity, and high . price of corn in this state and the low Rose s SerioiTh ‘ grade: VV. 7 P., 'i'l Ml !) DKVe;ts. Louise Bailey, iGUTiett, Hoy “fife a_m F -s 10+^ M r* price of hogs a good many or neglect^ to e Johnsmi. by HiJ.ierl Galloway’ them. A fanner. recently 1 I'asse- dler. • lamer. uru r similar conditidns. nee sows bred .May Haldwihj! ■ • KFizabeth .. Dramatics: VN on .Medal given by ' <• "" T’Stopc. . . i Academy StrtNd School . l^hate: Won by .Margaret MooV First gratle: ( harlotte Daniel.s, Mar-|j,j.a,j Medi ! given by J. C. Penney C07 tba Foster, Myra Mcl>aniel. Ix^wis ^j^. Shepard, rmfnager. Bagwell. Fbiwin ‘ (lau.se, .Milwooili d a. R. History contest: Won liy .Stockman, .Ii'anette Hicks, Ibirothy- (;]ynn ('hambers. Medal given I’.urnett, . Huby Kimbrough. Arthur j,y \lill p. .A._R. Dunaway, Thomas Fuller, David 4en-j tj j) (- Histoiy contest: Won by- kins. Lucile Passmore, Mildred Shir- Kaji^y iJttle. Medal given by S«*cond grade. S**c. C: Lilliarl fland- ley. Myrtle Woody, Ho.sa Ian* Brewer,^ p chapter, I'. D. C. rfK'k. Hut US Hanliack, F’rank'Hoss. Fhirl Wilbanks. Flssay on J. E. B. Stuart: lOlh and Thiro grade. S«*c. .A; Willie Hughes,, Second grade: James Ijiwson ' gp-ade, Rola'rt McLees; Hth and Ha < iir.ry. .laines Stevenson ri harles Windsor, Dorothy Mae Goinea,) grade, Sara F’rances Baldwin. State contests: Biology’, Sara Fran-.j^p^j .soybean.s wi ces Baldwin, first place; history. Hid»- pjg.s will be reai ert Meix'e.s, third place; debate. -Mary These pigs can Glynn Ohambers and Rosa Bailey Lit- home use or put Tliird grade: Willie, Hughes, Ha' - ... farmers >r P'T k'l.-idi-. ."'11. H I La'x M.irtir. 1 hoin!'.< F I ii't enidc. .'st« i : Fm-Iju Mar\in IVtty. .''aia Maitiy. Socond g'^ade. .'-•s-. .\ (^race ,Me:i- d :lam*l.a\vson. Frline Meadoi s. Si'cond gra*le, .'^eci P»: FMna W'ood, Ruth Jon*-' .\Ux Hams. u.sked .Mr. Du- Hant what'he should do with stone good 200-p()und gilts which he intend ed to market. Mr. DuHant advised him to breed them for fall litters, and this vice is ej^tended to other farmer.'- Y hird grade. St*c. B: Kathleen How ard, Birilie Tillman. Hub.v .Arrington. F'durtb grade, S«‘c. .A: Evelyn Stowe, Mildretl Wimlsoi, Dtis Harrison. F't»ui‘th gratle. Sec. Ft: la*roy' Stocjt- F'rlinc .Mt'adors, Grace Meadors, laiis .Medlock, Jonas Samples, John Wilson, .Alex Hanis, Doris Camplrell, Ruth Sumner, Faina W'ood, Ruth Jones. 10 will far ther first -of, Septemlwr. be bred as soon after tin.-* dble.’’ the sjH'cialist siig- se sow'.s can l»e earned summer on oats, green with corn row tdmut they sn^uld date as gests. “1 through soybeans. amKother forage and very little high\)riced corn. New « Refresh yourself Bounce back to normal ly man. < atherine Pai kman. J. D. (iaines. | Gurry, Hazel Gannon, Kathleen ilow- Ycarh honor roll: Kathleen How-lard, Birdie Tillman, Ruby Arrington, tie defeated finals. six teartis, getting to the he made before the to be pul on fetnl er be u.^ed foi on the market next spring. It's SO easy to feel refreshed and look refreshed. Keep a few bottles of Coca-Cola in your refrigerator. Really delicious, it invites a pause,—tfce pause that refreshes, i Pause and try an ice-cold bottle. You’ll bounce back to nofmal... Order from your grocer. Greenwood Coca-Cola Bottling Co. Grrenwood. S.*C sa-i«vi8 Kve- nrd, Birdiv Tillman. J. D. (Jairics, tyn Stuwe. Miliircd W ind.'or $2.r*o prg'cr.tcd by Mr. W. J. Bail* y t« iF.c child making the high- «^t aveiHge m tlie fir.'t and second grade.-*. an«1 also to the one making the high**'t avirug*- in the third and fourth giTnl* > Grace Meadors, s*‘Cond gra*!**; F. »'!yn St<*\\e. f*uirtb grade. High**.'’ avreag*' m entire sch«»*)l: F.ve'' n .s ..v\». .M.lil e*l Wm«ls«)r, Grace Meaitof- and Hath **en Howard tied tor th.ia Billy .Shirley, Joyce Braswell. F'ourth grade: Oti.s Harriaon, Eve lyn Stowe," Mildred Wind.sor, Annie Ruth Sanders, J. D. Gaines, l4eroy Stockman, 'rhelma Hannon, Margaret Thompson. j April Honor Roll Orphanage School Eleventh grade: J. B. Jacobs, Je.s.se Glenn Beeman. Jordan. Waller Th e Wices may never Pro* idcn* c ."'chtiol g*;» i» ( h: '*in«‘ M-'tes Providence School ! ^ . „ Kir,! iti H.I..: Douilas Fuller, l.uther | ‘"I,'-I huller. lluKh .Miller June,. R..y Wil-1«"• JKoln-rti .Miller., sell. Miiry .luliu Davis. IWatrire l)eiU.j ";;f .u* *^*'i i>-. ,’i ii i Kthelese llan isun. h nenlh Kia.lei Rita. Iiaiuller. . I>. e ; Seen,I uraile: Doris Itaitwell. Kay '""rati. Helen (.usiai.l. Martha Hie.l- D'lrkett. la.ihi Mae Met’ravy t'harles)"**5: Kniery, j'blward Me.Allister, laewis, Low again! K<-\ W ilsuri Lu lled for Fir th* r mui '* C . d. t F ...i*-!. .''*vi nd gran* \*'tl:** Osbui ne. Jan * ' \ 1 H an.} \ M Sluinuike t»*'d ti>* *’*'*ii«!. !.«••'.> tbikli-y. 'P' • 1 g’ad* I i:iyii**ll** H.iii 'ton, f .a)i<;i I r*Hk*<. I Italics Han'ton. I .111 tF i* < ar Hari stin, Viv- 'i;7n 17717 ”Artd^ri*ii T\ ,M F *^7)'; g’u-1*' > ‘<vl .Inn**'. Gapilola Dakb y, .\ .M. "Shiunnke, Janies i I ell* II, Earl Wright. I'hird grade: Gaynelle Hairston F'nurth grade; Oscar Harrison. 1 it'll giade; .''ibyI'.Jones. Von F’-.i !l. I ia 1 .* \ •:tl PF.UFKt T A'lTFNDA.NUK High ^SchiMil , Fl**v(*ntli grade: Vivian Parks .V'liiir. Hoswell Ibirter, Margaret Tay-1 lor, HuJiy W’oodruff, Lucile Copeland. .Mae Smith, J. B. Johnson, James Ninth grade: Robert Gampbell, Mu riel Long, Ruth Tucker, ^shannon Simpson. F^rghth grader-Janies Tcrell, t)^»hel- la Kennedy. * - - Seienth grade: Paul Anderson. •Martha Keen, V'iiginia Painter, John nie Itrewer, Bessie F'**rtner. Flizabeth •'Tu^er. Ru’tJi Ryan. John Whitaker. Siitlh grade; Glene Bowles. Mary Hug’lis, Harobi .Milam, Jean Fiutsler, Mi!*ln*d GapiJ le. F'ifth grade' Judson Keen. Mai'garet ! Ba)a*r. .\!to Spivey. Dai-^y ('arroll. .M \ ^ \ HONOR HOI I FOR High >ch«Md E.« \<-!.*u giaiie Hn-ia Bailey Little tiiynn « ; a!*vb<T'7 .''Uelia JN-n-on. I’o* Smi^ erliiie Burnette. Sloan, Ga.'ton Wilder. „ n i-i Ti-nlh gra.le: Evelyn McCrary, iF4ner Parnell. Eleanor •N'aney Young, lylizalH'th Harris. Tltad ;lphnson. BoJdiy Copeland, , Nell .Ab-; Fouilh lams. Harold ‘Murphy.- \ I Florence A<lan. Ro well I’o)'* -'. Ru'y N'.ntli g;ade: Thomas Hatton. lx>u-' Y^oietruff. V.viar. Paik- Adaii . F'l an-. ise Chatpbers. .Modeene F'inney, Eliza-* Spratt. Maigaret Tavlor. Robert Fieth .Vieliolsrin, F'rank Brown, W'illiam -hi. ii Mcl>**e.< Byars. 1. H. Davidson, ^r., lyouhsl'^'*’^*'''* l ois Sistar. Jim.nue McDonald Tenth gratle F'-i.zalielh Buzhardl, j Murjiliy, .Mary Stone. Eliza net h Han I'. “ TTigTith grade: lamisc McCrary, idalim* Garnet Jenkins, .^lary .MiiVe, Harry W’hilaker.' _ Third grade; Kathleen Cai rpnT'Aih:^^ leen Dover, MargareTT*i awford. .Anh^' VVcHldl'OW \Fa!pjis-y. * Si'ctMid graiFe: Vivian CoHim. Gladys _ Daniell, Myde Rogers, Jerrell Davis, •Cecil Burnette. Ic A MILE RAIL FARES BETV\EEN ALL POINTS IN SOUTHEAST AI4SO VERY LOW FARES TO NEW YORK, BALTl- MORE, PHILAI)El4PHIA AND ATI4ANTIC CITY. Fares Apply Each Direction. Dates of S^le: Return Limit: May 27-2H-’29 .. ..„ v . June 3 July 1-2-3 .V July 8 Aur. 4-5 .. .^r \ Aug. 12 Sept. 1-2-3 ^ . \Sept. 9 ' Oct. 6-7 1 1.. /Oct. 14 . - Nov. 28-29 ...... Xui::—^ Reduced Pullman Fares To All Points In Southeast BAGGABE CHECKEIt-STOPOVERS ALL POINTS (Except North of Washington) FOR information CONSULT AGENT SEABOARD AIR LINE ^AB4WAY First grade;/Rulh iiowie.s. I^over, Carolyn Alurphy. Ruth G oodyear certainly makes it worth while for you to put money in tires now. Yoiir dollars never bought tires to equal the quality^ the safety, the mileage which Goodyear is today build ing in every tire wearing the Goodyear name— And because Goodyear now concentrates on tuxt main lines of tires—a real saving in costs is passed on to you. ' Look at the present prices of the world's most popu- Jar tire, tlve_GoQdye<^ikllr VN eather — and the prices of the thrifty Goodyear Pathfinder — and you'll certainly agree, it*s smart ^o buy Goodyears NOW— \A GOODYEAR ALUWEATNOI GOODYEAR PATHFINDCm C*f4 Tir« 4.10-2! $.V.S5 4.10-21 $4.65 4.50-21 $6.50 4.50-2! $ A NOTICE OF S.\LE while prices are still down close to bottom, and your money buys more than it may ever buy again. IS $7.00 $5.65 .10-19 $7.60 5.C0-1** $6.10 5.25-18 Notice is hci'cJiv given that Blakcly- Copoland Dry Cleaning Co.. Inc., has’ negotiated a sale of all of its stock, j machinery, equipment, apparatus and fixture.^ except delivery truck to \V. i 1(. McCrary and W. M. McCrary, andj that said sjile is to be consummated j ’on the 5th day of June ,1933. AJI per-' sons indebted to Blakely-Copeland' Dry Cleaning Co., Inc., will pay th^l same to the said Corporation. Allfj creditors of said Blakely-Copeland j Dry Cleaning C(u Inc., .are hereby ' notiUied. ^' , ' ^fiLAKELY-COPELAND ' DRY CLEANING CO., Inc. i “ By A. B. Blakely. Jr.,\ ^ President and Seeretarj-.-i W. H. McCRARY, ' - / W. M. BtqCRARY. 6-l-2tcw Purchasers. $8..50 18 $6.85 5.30-19 $9.70 5.50-1 § $7.90 SPEEDWAY TIRES I .K •0 4.40-21 $3.75 4.50-21 $4.45 4.75-19 .. .. $4.8tF 5.00-19 .... $5.15 5.25-18. $5.80 .McDaniel vUlcanizjg works TELEPHONE. NO. 2 CUNTON. S. C. V.' . liM0> i t i • . * '.Mr . . .A... \ 7V, ,