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THURSDAY, JUNE 8, 1933
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TOE CLINTON CHRONICI^. CLIOTON, S. C.
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P PersonalTAention ' ^
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South Carolina Novelist Speaks
To Woman's (>ll^e Gradu-
ates op ‘‘The Art*of Living."
Rock Hill. Jun( —The 297 jrradu-
ates of ^^nthr^ "collejre were ,tV»ld
tmlay bv Juli “ '
Mrs. Rennie Johns of Charlotte.
ulia Peterkin of Fort Motte.
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the novelist, that life is not an
?ant comedy*’ but a “rich Rift."
“ft has become the fashion nowa-
Idays amontr the intellectuals." Mrs.
Peterkin said, “to repard life a.s a sort
of elegant comedy. On the contrary,
life is. 1 think, a rich gift for which
we should n<^t cea.se to be grateful un-
^U-our-last breath hriViRs it to an end."
.\ddressjnR the younp women at
their graduatinR exercises . on “The
.Vvt of Lyinp," the 1928 Pulitzer prize .Mlss 'Mildred CoRR’n.s of Atlanta,
winner urped them to hel]> brinj; back Oa.. is the puest, of Miss Mary Reeks,
“a return of civiliTsition to this^om- Coilis Ijind returned Sun.lay frorti
monwealth, for it is undoubtedly Avan- VManla. wh**re he has been spendinp
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I.. \V. Rawls sjHmt Sunday at his
home in l.exii.pt -n.
Mi^--' Maiy Rlakely uf Ora. was the
week-end "’’.e-t of Mis^ Nannie
Younp Tribble. ,
James Jeanes spin? T;K->day in
(•rei'nville with, his brothelr. Or.
ert I*. Jeanes.
Friends of Will Allen \d ly will he
c!a<l to know that he is at hoine. after
havinp Wen a patient at Or. Hays’
hospital the past ten days.
.Mr. and. Mrs. John Stmtnre spent
lat-
visitinp her sister, Mrs. J. D. Jeans.
H. M. Geer has returned from Riith-
e>*:ori!ton. X. C.. where he has bt'cn
'''d'itmp relatiye.s.
Frientls of Mrs. Ansel BoW will be
plad to know that she is able to he
back .It work, after havinp been ill the'Plowden m
prst week.
Mi-ss Joan McKi^e has la'turned from
.\bheville. where she has beefi vis-f irjj
friends, and Is spendinp the >umfner
\yiih her mother. M-s, .Alma .McK‘V.
.Mrf-. J. -A. Slictj and little .son, of
^hapir.. are visiiinp her father. W. I.,
l.ynn. and he’* .sister. Miss Klizabeth
nn.
is! Miss Mary .Mice Stone of I’nion. is
visitinp her aunt, .Mrs. C. C. Bailey.
Kirk Dewey and Kenneth Osmar of
Brazil. Ind., vi.sited friends here last
■wevk.
Misses Catherine and Ro-alie Jones;
are puests of Mr. and .Mi*s. C, N,
Summerton.
^Ii'^s Flsie Ferpuson 's si'endinp;
several weeks in> Fort with her ,
'-'raMdmoth’M*. .
.Mrs. Harry 15^111! ps and childi-en ofi
Snartanburp, are visitinp her par-
Mr. and Mrs. H.“Xnu^r.p..
en
WTT
R. A. Steer and Kohn Barnes left ^
Saturday for Chicapo. where theywill ‘
spend ten days attendinp the 1 eatury
of Propross exposition. i ,
Mrs. G. T. Barnes and children of
Charlotte, are vfs'itinp her si.ster and
biother-in-aw, Mr. and .Mi*s. 1. Russell
Established 1886
ALL SET FOR PROGRESS
The government.-ha^ set a record in putting through
emergency legislation. t)ne by one, almost day by day.
the major measures to reconstruction have been ena^ed
and put to work while a'l the world marvels at the dem
onstration of vigorous leadership and congressional eo-,
■--operation. ...-f
Such harmony, such support, such immediateness of
action must inspire the American people with equal in
tensity of p;itriotism and confident*e for without such
confidence the entire plan 4ind its objective progress
either stands A.r falls.
men
“We Smith Carolinians,*’ she said,
“have a fine heiitape. The whole
world" now,,apreos with warm admir
ation that South Carolina, alonp with
the other colonies lyinp .south of the
Dotoinac’7 Treated the one real civili
zation .American has eCer achieved.”
Much depends on the womanhood of
tin* nation. .Ajrs. Fcterkin .-aid. tellinp
theXpradpates their “slronp^ younp-,
lodie^ anil well Uained minds” ipiali-
fied tlu^j to meet the challenpe of the
day." : —^
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"I hear much today,” she said, “of
the freedom of women. I am inclined
to think that men have always been
willinp for women to have whatever
they really wanted . . .
"When women wanted home
provided them, but what is happeninp
to the homes in America today'* When
woimjn asked for the vm.e, men pave it
to them. What have they done with it
now that this tool has i>een ... in
their hands for more than a decade,?
Is crime beinp lessened? .-Vre schools
bei.np protected or lesiiect for teach
ers encouraped? Are conditions su
perior to those evistinp before women
voted ?
- “A’et, I am sure that if the-women
of South (’arolina should ally thfin-
selyes for any' cause it -could U*
achicvi'd simply and quickly.^
.-As a final word to the y-ounp vvom-
ert,. -Mrs. I'etvrkin said*
“ SW'fty
lore with your ieair/.ation-of the role
you have chosen, as you would avoid a
pest. -And remember that the worlil
itself will turn aside to let you pass,
if you know where you are pomp”
Strahpi
-t with
the
Suh«lay in Travelers R
te-r’s parenl.*'.
Mr.'. K. K. Blakely. Miss Katfierine
and William Blakely and Mrs. John
.8nanpe visitml relatives in Greenville
on Tue.' lay.
Miss Nelle Rearden u sin'mlinp six
weeks with Mr. and .Mrs. K. l.. Blake
ly while attendinp summer >chool at
riesbyieiian collepe.
of f
L:tt.»- Rowena Dultose
IS visitinp her piandpaivnt
Mrs. F. D. .lone'.
Miss .Martha l‘hill;p< of
-IH-nl the week-end here
mother. Mi'.s. R. K. June'.
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Miss Klizabeth Barnes left Wedne>- !
day for .Aupusta, to visit her prand- ;
luircnt.s, Mr. and Mrs. Kdwin Barnes. ^
Mrs. John T. Riakelv i* spendinp ;
t'vo weeks in AVilliaiuston with her ■
sister. . _ ;
Mis. D.Rrimm and children. Billy,
and Marparet. left yestenJay for
Chariot to to visit reative-s*.
Miss Rosanna Vance ha.s ret irneil
from Jacksonville. Fla.;-where she has
been' visitinp her sister. Mrs. H. M.*
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Mrs. \\. 1*. Jacobs left Friday for
New A ork, w hore she will spend ,stv-
v’lal day.' with Mi. tacobs.
Miss l.'abel Withers|>ov>n of Colum
bia, is spendinp the summer with her
parents, Mr. and .Mrs. J. H. Wither
spoon.
.Miss, Jsara Copeland and Robbie
* ( opeland are visitinp the former’s
NEW BUSINESS CORDIALLy WVITEP
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Dr. and b netuls of Miss Marpaivt Finley
will he plad to know that she i.s doinp
t'olumhia, j nicely after an appendix oiH*ration on
with Tiei Tuesday lat Dr. Hays’ hospital.
.Mr. and Mrs. Frank Snowden and
When Dad comes Home
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<r. -I- Blalock, who has In’en leachmp Miss
I’nion the past year, is >|H*ndinp'
Hinimer with his paix'nts. Mr. and
Mr . T. J. Blalock.
» Fritnd-s of Miss IVppy Sprunt will
: e plad to know >he |s doinp nicely
•hdix tiperation at ih\
Kthel Buchanan of Winnshtiro,
were the puests .Monday of Mr. and
-Mrs. Gary Dillanl.
.Miss Berniee .AlH'icrombie of Hick-
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Bible
Reading Course
AT I’RESBYTERlAN CHCRCIl
The weekly readinps in the Thru-
the-Bible readinp course at the First
Presbyterian church for the week uf
•lune 11-17, are airanped a.s follows:
New Teatament—.Mark 7:H-I2:I7
Sunday, June 11—.Mark 7:H-.*17.
.Monday, June 12—.Mark 8:l-.‘iK.
Tue.sday, June 13—Mark 9:1-32.
Wednesday, June 14—.Mark 9:33-10.
16.
Thursday, June I.a—.Mark'10:17-45. ■
- Friday, June 16—Mark 10:46-11:19.
Saturday, June'17—.Mark 11:20-12:
I 17.
I Paalma 76—8.5
I Sunday, June 11—Psalms 76 and 77.j
j Monday, June 12—-Psalms 78:1-27.
t Tuesday, June 13—‘P.salm.s 78:28-57.|
j Wednesday, June 14 -Psalm.' 78:
,58-79:13. i
Thursday, June 1.5—P.salm.s 80 and’
81. »
Friday, .lune 16—P.salms 82 and 83. j
.Saturday^ June 17—P.saUn.s 84 aiulj
85.
SU.MMER SCHOOL FOR
COLORED TEACHERS
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'The Greenville summer school for
colored teachers will begin Monday,
r.bime 12, and end July !.*). It is npee^-
! .jary for those who are planning to
attend to bepin the first day and re
main throughout the session.
This is an opportunity for the col
ored teachers to meet the 1934 state
requirement for certification.
Faculty of School
R. L. Hickson, director, mathemat
ics, principal Sterling high school,
Greenville,
, J. T. W. .Mims, histoi^y and civics.
I pinncipal Bell Street high school, ( lin-
I a
; ton.
Bessie Arnette, hygiene and Kng-
; iish. Sterling high school,
i Mrs. Alice Webb .Anderson, educa-
' tion, county supervisor of Anderson
I county,
I Mrs. Lulu Sexton, education, city
' school, Spartanburg,
Eugenia Robinson, education and
Flnglish, Sterling high school
j Mrs. E. H. Alexander, mathemat
ics and geography, principal Dean
Street school, Spartanburg.
1 Estelle Simmons, education, Sulli-
j van Street school, Greenville. '
! P. E. Stewart, education and mathe
matics, Sterling high school,
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A IJarker anil t hil-
dn'n of reluiiuMl home Tues-
Jay after vi.'itinp Mi-i. Ilarker’' par
ent.'. Mr. and -Mb'. A B Blakely, for
'eveial days.
- .Mis,' .Alden Ifailey i' .'|>(i*ndinp the
.'Ummer with her purent.s. Mr. and
-Mrs. J. .A. Hailey, after teaehinp in
Easley the past year.
F. G 1‘inson ws' ralleii t«* (Ireen-
wimmI Sunday on aix'ount of the death i
of his brother. Robert (>. Pinson.
.Miss Medpra Browning returned
home Frnlay from Gonverse-collepe,'
.Nparlanburp. where she attended
.schiKvl the past year. I
M I.S.S Janet Leake of Orange, N. J., ^
i.s spending this month with her par
enl.s, Mr. and .MrSw-J, Will la’ake.
Miss Essie Davidson, who taught in'
.Great Falls ihi.s year. is s|>ending the
summer with her parents. .Mr. and
-Mrs, I- H. Daviiison.
M i.ss Agatha Bailey and Mi.ss Rosa
lie Jon«‘s, w^n have been teaching in
Ghe.'ler, are .s|H‘ndmp the 'Ummer
with their parent.^.
Miss'Sara Knox. meinl*er of the
school. faculty at Gliffside. N. G.. is'
spending the summer with her par-,
enls. Mr. and Mrs. E. R. KnoX. |
J. W. Milam, Jr., of Kings .Moun
tain. N. G.-. s|H*nt .Sunday with hi.s
IMirents. Mr. and Mr.'. J. W .Milam.
M isne^ Janet Leake, Elizalielh ^
Sheely and Lidie Leake were ir. Ibick
Hill .Monday and attended the
at Winthrr.p collepe.
Mr. and .Mrs. T. A
lav for .Marion. .Ala.
mei’s puivnts.
Mrs. W. W. I>ewi
Mrs. M. R. Winparil.
.Mrs. li. L. PInxieo, .Mrs. W H. Tnb-
and Mta.X Jfcf
yesterday and attendetl the Woman's
.Second Presbyterial confeience of the
A. R. P. ('hurch.
.Mr. and Mrs. 11. K, Sc«qt anti Miss
I U'lii Nell .Scott, spent the week-end
in .\tlanta. Ga. The latter remained
for a visit to her piaml^nother. .Mi'.
S. W. Hughes.
Ml'S Evelyn' ('hiindaos i' in Green-
w'lod this week attending' the Young
Pi opie’s assembly held ani|! lally un-<
tier the auspices of the 1’piH‘r .South
.Carolina Methodist confeiene**. i
Mr. and -Mrs. Brice Quinn an»l Intle
son, of Spartanluirp, sin-nt the week
end with the fornu’r’s sister anti
brother-in-law, .Mr. and -Mr>. | W. K.
Tribble.
Mrs. .\lma .Ander.son has returned
to her home /in York, aft er visitinp
her daughter, Miss Mary Anderson.-
jwho IS a patient at Dr, Hays’ hospital.
.Ml . and Mrs. A. J. Parker of Green-1
Serve the drink that
makes a pause
Give him his slippers. And bring him an icenrtjd
bottle of Coca-C^a from your refrigerator. Watch
him bpunce back to normal'. Really delicious,
Coca-Cola invites a pause, the pause that refreshes.
Order Btited Ce<4t~Cete Jrem Yemr Grecer
(ireenwoud I'oca-Uola Bottling ( o.
Green wood. S. G.
wood, announce the birth of a .sor.
Ansel Parker, Jr., on .Sa^rday. Jure
3ril. Mrs. Parker, formerly .Mi.ss Mar-
several
SB-iio-sr
Prof, and Mrs. I. F
Greenville, are v'isitiPp the latter’s s
oarenls, Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Henry. i
.Mrs. W, .T. GiM»k of Greenwooil. is
tha Moore, lived here for
month.s prior to her marriage.
Wnable .Martin of Humtaien-Sidney
eollepe, Farmville, V'a., and Taylor
.Martin, member of the high .school
faculty at Farmville, are .sfiending the
summer with their parent.s. Prof: and 1
Mrs. .A. \’. Martin.
W. E. NeipWior.s ami daughter. Miss
Elsie, .spent last week-eml in Harts-<
with .Mr. and .Mrs. .1. .A. Dugan.
Neiphbois, who had l*een visiting
in Hartsville, returned home Sunday
\vilh .Mr. Neighbors, while .Mi'.s Elsie,
remaineil for a visit to her sister.
.Mrs. W. 1). Peay and daughter. .Mi.ss
Pat.sy, left .Saturday to atttmd the-< i
finals at Winthriq) college in Rock
Rozard ■ HilT. They were accompanFetl home
.Morrilay by Mis.s Bert Peay. a mem-
>ci ef the pruduatinp i las'
Mi.'se.s Emma i.ittle and ' Fredna
finals I villi
Mrs
Howell left Fri-
to visit the f.Ti-
an<i children of
here on Tues-
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s|M*nding this week with her .sister, I .Shocklev, arid Dr. iX I. WikhIs were
.\I iss Mary Irt Rhenev. j m Gi eenville Thursday for the mar.
M rs. Maude Hampton and Miss Pa > nape of .Miss Ethel KiJIen to Marvin
U'icia Giles .s|)ent the week-end in .At- ,Ru'h Thackston, the ceremony being
lanta visiting relatives and friends. Iperfoimeil by Dr. Woods.
Billy’ Owik'ns 'is '{terding the .sum-; Mis. T. P. Gai-son and little
mer with his mother, Mrs. Bessie H.*(Jauphler retwned to their ,home in
Owens,, after attendinp Georgia Tech (Iri enville .SunVlay, after visiting her
the past year. parent.s, .Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Shands.
Glvde Rain|»ey. Bobbie .Steer and Mi-, (’arson cariie down for the we^k-
' William Dobbins aie at home from end and accompanied them home.
;G!ems«*n college, where they havef- John W. Little and Mis'es Gd-
heen attenu^p scho<»l.- pie and Ella Little .McGraiy were in
Miss Ix)U)se Davis, member of the Newiieny thgjiast week and attended
fkculiy of the \\in,ston-S|j|em, N. C., ^he graduating exeici.ses at Newberry
• schfiols, is. .s^»ending .the summer with, college. Their niece and cousin. Mis.s
her mother. ^ : .Mildred Hipp, was"a member of the
Miss Catherine Jones, of the Lstill'|,m,ii,ating class,
school faculty, is s|»ending the sum-' m,, ^nd .Mia. A.Sw*nsen. James
mer with her }>arent.s. Dr. * and Mrs.. ^j.^rton and F’red Russ letumetUSun-
' F. D. Jones.' ^ ' d^yt. ffoin Cedar Mountain. N. C..
j Mias -Aline Newsom of Hart.sville, where they have been- attemling an
is the guest of Miss Collettt^ Griffin j .\]pha Kappa Pi house party at Pied-'
this week. ! mont camp. Mr. and Mrs. Swansen
j Miss Floride Page of Florence, and , wt re chaperones. j
I Miss Fredna .Sh^kley of Newberry,! Mr^and Mr».-A. O’Daniel and Miss
were the guests last week of MissFrances Q’Daniel were in Rock Hill’
I Emma Little. | Monday and attended the graduating
Miss Beulah M'ingard of Lexington, exercises at Winthrop college.' Miss
^ is visiting her brother and sister-in- i Rachel O’Daniel was a member of the
aw, Mr. ard Mrs M. R. Wingard. I graduating cla.s.s^and accom|>anied
It has been announced that the Miss Emma, Litte returned yester- them home for the summer.
Presbyterian college library will be day t^m Greenvile, after attembng Sara „WAlW.r relumed .Sunday
open during the summer. Citizens of commencement at G. \V . t. to her home in Winston-Salem. N. C..
Mi'ses Alice, Eleanor, Edith and after 'pending the pa.st six months
Lois Patterson of Wrens, Ga„ and'with Mu. R. K. Jones and .Mr. and
Mrs. Fleet Cr»»well of Chariolle, are Mrs I.., S. .McMillian. She win accum-
Ihe guests of their sister. Mrs. E. D. panih*! home by .Miss Bessie Jonrs for
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June, 1934, upon payment of the li
brary fee of two dollars. P. C. stu
dents may use the library during the
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