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r / PAGE TWO 4-- V THE CLINTtiN CHRONICLE. CLIiWn. S. C. M THURSDAY, AUGUST 31. 1933 Davidson Family Now City’s Oldest Inp'* c'Mpaicn in Clinton' IS c: . tN HEARTS’ SITPORT I — J Training School To ■f' cr«ntmi:ed from page one) 'len. Clara Bobo. Virginia CrocXer. Begin New Year Personal Mention The sons, daughters and m-laws Oxj ^ Cotion the late George H and I.i»z»e Ad-air^ ^-j, Captain, C. J. Davidson, one of th«s cammunity st Bi.^^welL Team members: A. C. Cald- pioncer and beloved families. Holland, /l=3ixkt»th Bag- a few days ago for a large farnu>'* group picture. '**’ '' * * - - " NOTICE TO STOCKHO!J)EKS / A meeting of Stockholders of The t.iberty Building & Loan A.ssocaition, ^ mi ^ ^ <p>' ^ j Clinton, S C., will be held Friday, School W’ill Ooen New Session* *'**'• *'*'"*‘' Nelson and Mrs. .P; acnooi nill upen New ^eKSlon^^^, ^ Whatlev of Greenwood spent office of The Commercial. holders of this Association will be held Next Monday MorninjI. Staff Sund-y wlth .Mr. and Mrs. Gus Young. Directors for the ersu- on Thursday, September 7th, 1933, at of Teachers Given. ' m John T. Blakelv. Mrs. Gu.s Bur- STOCKHOLDERS NOTICE CITIZENS BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION , Clinton. S. C. " The annual meeting of tnr stock- i V ton and little son, Henry, returned ing year and to transact such other three o'clock P. M. in their office. No. business as may come before the meetn on the second floor of the First The t>avi<son ^ ^ ..r ' r year’s work at the State yest, rday from a few day.s’ visit to ** Major, C. N. Mauney, Lyjlia Training school will open next Monday velatives mg. . . n * ■ I R '' * —•’ Wiiliamston. v .MilT and trade are*. Captain, J. ^-^nioming with indications pointing to m ^^ank Hilton of Kershaw, is ' liawis Manse! Rridwell lone Von Ko’- * pars work. vi.siting her parent.-. Mr. and .Mrs. L. .< C-ifican: .ha: .he V ’ Mansel Rnda-eH. lone \ on t o ^ following assignment of teach- » Davidson according to "Uncle Oaer. (who ahanys knoe.^ »V t-lVs members: IL W about ^ the oKles? fami.y *n t lin*«in. .\no. i‘. 3tc H. D. Henry, P:esid;nt. F. M. Boland, Sec’y-Treas. National Bank Building. All stockhold ers are requested to be present. Itc B. H. BOYD, Sec. & Treas. of th.s tamily aT all tt. .n.. Committees for Colored People ers has been made: Mis.s Norma E. Hallett, director of Miss Fissie David.son leaves tomor- picture jt .oeaoows, woru .i. ir«iu marten. 1 .av rena. .H.al^l pary Ikyy DasuJ- iiarj’ Bea-sley. lonnse W«t.s< n. Fran-^ C. E. Hol.son, Parksville. ad ,lo<' I ra'd .\\ c* Hv’ ~a*n . c Meadows, Sarah Gary. vanc^'d Mathematics. .\I ian. Gas tl. and Ms re- - Ma<on !>:.- ^Jajor. J. T. W. Mims. f:«pljrui. J. C. \jd on. Th'S n. an*t .ila. -e tK.ii n Topeland, wTird 3. Team members: Cv ns. Ib r F an.i -\an.e Davi 1 - .a (;aiharine Hamlin, Marion Boyd, Sara 1 ■ ■•> * O. ,1... I ''‘IS W. E. education, athletics and manual train- < < ;m lar* !>p V i i nd Si- 1 Ware. Ma.'or, J. T. Mims. ( aptain. Her- ^ habit training. ,\irni'X G<c ) u. . Macs:/ ii *. N i ' O lfs on: for werican MF^ V.. t M jrA! ! I. ( r" ■' a V You are entitled to a BIG MODERN STRAIGHT Aj.f; EIGHT tCi- > ii xpw/ Roy even os much ax these low prices AS LOW AS 585 (THI lOAOSTII 2 door Sedan. $63 S.StondordCoupe, $635, Sport Coupe. $670; 2 door Touring Sedan. $675': 4 dour Sedan, $6y5; Convertible Coupe. $69$. Allprtc— f o.b Fnntt •nr •ifra. Atmtlmb r*rtfi«. A G»n»tml Motura l^alua. tn»nt •Ifra. Atmilmhim on C. M. A. C . . and in your next cor, demand ALL THESE VITAL FEATURES: STRAIGHT EIGHT ENGINE THE FISHER VENTIUinON SYSTEM MODERN APPEARANCI AMPLE SIZE AMPLE WEIGHT DEFINITE PROOF OF FUEL ECONOMY FISHER REINFORCED STEEL BODIES ' FULL PRESSURE METERED LUSRICAnON CROSS-FLOW radiator A MODERN CAR But you don’t kiK>w Puarioe. Yon can’f know Puntioc .-. . fill you drive ,t. Do it . . . a.il do it now. Then you’ll know why Ihotkiwc oat- •ella all q|.bcr carp la its price cm^cl THO.MASOX MOTOR COMPANY East Ma^ Street LAITREBTS. S. C. ■< PONTIAC WORLDS LARGEST i»ai8nnrwa BUILDER OF STRAIGHT EIGHTS r'^7 ' -V- in Greenville with Mr. and Mrs. \V. F] .Mctain. o .. f I L Mr. and Mrs. II. F'. Wingard have Kobinsofi, Ea.sley. phv.s cal' o i \t » a •T' r • as'tne:r guests th.s week Mrs. R. .A. Jones of Columbia, .Mrs. 11. .M. Sisk- n ron of Darlington. .Mrs. B. C. I^dens Mis.s Ludmilla hammerer. Pine HiH. i \r: o i v. , I . , . . . of rickens, and Miss Bernice .\ber- hert Lee Fwans. ward 4. Team mem-1 ' mLss Janet Roche.vter, N. Hickory Taveni. tit rs: Henry C.—Harris, Hosea f'-iY., primary, and indu.-tfial arts. Young, Je.s.se Ia:wis, ILuhy ^ oung. institution has recently been, Major, J. T. Mr. Mims, (aptain, An- work inspected by .Mr. drew Thomp^'on, ward 5. Team , Jeffries, supervi.sor of elementary Stachie Dockelt, Clara Robin- schools, with a view to -tandardizing u i. i i* i.~.„ TiwKnincnn lw,nni> Hi ^ i 1 making their home here and are occu- K.'>:cca imimpson. itonna ‘‘-(some of its w'ork and receiving recog- ihompsoil. . Inition on such work as it may be pos- Mujor, J. T. W. .M;ns?- (aptain, G. j determine*d by the state department r. .Alexander, ward (». Icain memlxTs: .standardize in the manner to Vt at»^ tiL- - Vuung... Fllizalielh __Jleede r. ^ tKlucaUon. - ' b hnnie WilliariLS, Dougiass Hall. Mr. and Mi-s. R. A. Abram.s -and family left yesterday for Columbia, 'where they will make their home. Mr. aptl Mrs. M. M.^F'reeman and familv. formerly of ('olunitiia, are now resi- pying the forme:* Gaiy .Martin dunce on Calvert avenue. Dr. and .Mrs. 'V. Bean and chil dren of Mobile, .-'n., are visitinj^ the do^merV-Tn<'ther.--iM*ST— NOTICE FOR PAYMENT OF CITY TAXES Notice is hereby "’’'e''* that Town Ta.xes fer the Town of Clinton will be due and collectible belwee’t Sep'^ember 15th ail'd November 15th, for the yetfr 1933. The Tax Books will be ope.ned for the collection of taxes at the Otiice of the Town (^le 'k on September 15th, and will re-^ main open each day thereafter, Sunday excepted, up to and through Novmber 15th. Betty’s Wedding Is * Colored Schools ♦ ♦ ♦ .i9t- Al/taxcs^.iid between Septeml^iei 15th and OctoVier 1st wdl! carry a two (2'« ) discount; between Cctober 1st and October 15th, a one (l'« ) per cent discou it. • *\ A penalty of f'ftcen (15'f ) per cent, will accrue on all taxes I'.ot paid on oi before WednesfUy, No.ember 15. The levy for current fi.'-cal year i.s thirty-se'’en (37) miih:; twelve (12) mii:s for current operating exp'^nses and twenty-live (25) mills for interest ard .^inking fund on various l,o i'l :s.su._s out: landing. is gix-ea pursuant tiy_.CIrd^ ]/i;:.v.d iy il-ie Tow:i Council August 29;h. 1933. Tiir;.. Clerk— To Open Monday ♦ ♦ Whole Ommimily Is Kxited Over Event. !• w »n’t be long now. 'n,il th • wod ling of Ihi* pair, |f Poh kn V h‘ o nr-s •ii’tl ch.MJsr the* ’Ity.'tr'C cha;r. .At a meeting la-^t Thur-flay nurh? th»* dairj'men of Vtnti'n ami v.cinity ■ drew up an Hgicement by which they u->n operat- under the banner of the N’RA. Tl. agreement gives a mini mum price f<- Tk. 'll iton « lored schools will open the- • I*:"'-’’! ion next .Mon day inoiiiing. The s''h'*ols are again heai- ! V J. I. W. .Mi.ns as principal, all milk products and H;s '‘acui.y t mi ose 1 of the follow. fori ids Ih>ii-*scs or n funds. -ng inem<H‘rs: R. W Wade, general of the National Ibdl .'struct .School (Golorcd) J« hn Mini', pr^nc^pal, algeju a an Hf t’v sr'-vs sii's* and sec Rc<* tvery administration in Clinton, J« hn Mini acfiM as chairman and told the dairy- geo. etry. ♦ v* •% i.rte’’-- lov Iy For styi'sh things a, ;«i'»; TIV-' store l»ii‘ats tbi n» ah. P'M. i men what the gwieral puriMisc of the b .ell ^l:.ck-on. English and •h-. price, inovemunt wa.s and particularly what tory. 'bt wan not.' He then inlrtKluctM Mr. LtHio Smith, general rrtcrrrc. bmFo^ William Gray, county-jigynt of Grtmn- gy and physics. • ' .p Er+*s thry'H buy vk h<> explained what (iret^nvflle Naomi (iarK Ur I-atia ar-J f rench, iiest paii't. had done along this line and how it Matrt‘d .McKissiok. home economics * ■ 1 a Lively kitchm ’•trnxre.——— ' you d-TTl’t deaf at A. Co|Kdand’s zz:rzr.~. -.. lim» you ought to change. new Plymouth at ’lu Clinton th. Me'nr^ a nepoy as can ?m*. • I; n’t a y q'je--li'.n. the leader of il»* Th.'. Shop ‘ t'l iiton KIov. ‘i- in Clintou. ♦mds tiu ni ’way ly w re I ney’ve roM‘s or camntionv. Or wbatever you desire. wiis working out. Mr. Gray wa lowe.l by Dr. Frank Kitchen'^. (Ireen- p h caitlt of frcT r,' wJib ra rirtetF oh (bo iiscu.ssion ::nd made a plea for evt ry- oiie to g<*t together. .An organi alien was fo’ im ,1 under , thi.s agreeim jU to carry out it- pro visions. K. .\. Si,M l wa- chosen as presi.leiit of thi* oi gaiuzatlOJl.-and E. H. Martin as stHTCtary. No permanent seiks n<.w- . onniiiUi <‘s were formed, hut the inemlx r*; were inf*»rmed that they will be callc 1 on to aid the J’re idml in liny wor k to be «lone. fdl- '.itnl ^h* mi* K'.r.h .\lex:»nd«‘r. -eventh grade. ' Fffie A3ex.*»n-b-r. s-TAtfr ( la'll S;in- f tlh grade. (’lauiia Deiroi',. foa.l!' grade. Atexine Ward, thexl grade. -M . Hie Gt'vin. .-e u-ml g ade. !‘c.rothy I emax, first g'laib-. Helhid SroiH.I ((h»lore<l) SujHarley Ilea ley, pi .ncipal. fir.t, sectm.d. th'.r.l, fourtli and fifth grades. i;? f A » -J ifiESS ■SAFETY FIRST-on right o'way and highway. That's why I use Me CL ARENS" I ** Tm pretty miirh of « Scotchman when it comen her groceries at \\ hen Betty buys Baldwin’s 'ne gets the best that’s inadi*. Baldwin doi‘sn’1 fk*al in short cans, (3r PkhIs of lower gnule. : New Drug Store Opens In City r'dieved bv Black-Draught to buyinfl tires. But I don't take chances with cheap tires that they claim are 'just as flood'. This matter of SAFETY is nothin’ to fool with. I hail that drilled into me long before the days of automobiles. For eleven years now I’ve been usin^ McClaren tires. They are tough and SAFE." The Clinton Oil Mill coal is cleaner. It burns right to an a.sh. \nd bi-cause it bums much longer It .saves your hard-eameil cash. The Clinton Pharmacy. Iiwatcd oh' Sloan street, with F*. C. Pinson and R. \V. Phillips as owners, is Clinton’j: newest business concern. The new firm will hold its formal ojM*ning next Monday. An attractive brick building with imxlern fixtures and »*quipment has just been erecteii by the (Tinton .Mercantile company and will l>e occupieil by the pharmacy.- Physicians consultation rtH»nis are also | provided in the building. W. Posey Horton, licenseil pharma-. cist, has accepted the managership of the store and will arrive in the city tomorrow’ to enter u|Hm his new du- says the meals at the Mary;ties. Mr. Horton is a native of Cn^^ and come.s heiv highly riTommended from Greenwooil where he has been connected with the Harris Drug com- ib'ided to take Tbeiiford’s i l.uk .li'ang’.it. as I had Iks n hav- I' .r -•! g -■■ writ* s Mr CIiks i: SI. . tu*. o. i'>*lt!:is'.Ki8, IiitJ. "Whi-n I 4.-I I < f.-. I sl.- py .ami tin I — ‘ «1.T r*'! f-s*! like <itliny tnT-"work; 1 ••• t nwf.'i|v ."iiv. I know tli<-n I . :«rs! t ,V.. som’filing. This is the^how me” type of man that use McClarens year in and year out — the highest type in every vocation — conservative, level-headed men that don’t fall for “high falutin'” claims or the offer of a few cents saving. Consider carefully what McClaren has to offer before buying your tires. ' n r l f mn-l how c-«> 1 llliiok-1 )r:iu»flit ' 'll I'H wJutl i ' Kv,* 1 1 ijm ss 't r! Boll’ll buy pajamas at I>. B. Dillard'.s, Black silk, trimmed with red. We know when Betty sees them, Th«*y’re sure to knock her dead. ■■I •' «»f thf for I frel Prl- t r f,..! Ilk T a-n .Iropplnc • to I sit (IfF'VTl. to n’f*. a ha(1 V .*#• «Yiii Draught i% tk^ fatrm of a SyRV!\ for CiilLOtSN. PITTS SERVICE STATION ’ Uhohe 75 TEXACO I'RODUCTS ih from the Bob’ll buy lajinft F'armers K To make his chickens lay. “ With F’armers F'xehnnge laying mash They’ll lay three tin»es a day. Ifelly M u-sgrove, .\ie the be.si to be found in town, .They tickle when yOu taste them, \nd delight the whole way down. PHILCO Radios & Tubes Smith’s Pharmacy iwnyw . I .Messrs. Pin.son and Phillips, the ' H. D. Henry and Compnny will insure owners, are popular and well known their motor enr _ ’Gam.st collision, theft or fire, ^Public lil«rity. Or whatever they rrquir«- yuung bu.siness men of the city, whose 'many friends will wTsK them siKxress in their now venture. ' Betty goes to Pills Service Station Whenever she wants free air. 'Its noW..so much your money. They like to see you there. G. B. Davidson Suffers Stroke Gus B. Davidson, well known and esteemeil local citizen, suffered a .stroke of i»aralysis at his residence And not shipped in from ouLside jwints; Surufey morning about ten o’cliwk and since then has continuinl ill at his Wlien Betty buys Ideal Bakery pro ducts .She knows they’re fresh that day. RADlililtEPAIRING We Buy7 Sell and Trade Radies at— RADIO EXCHANGE SEE THE NEW •A-staling on the way. Betty saw some haby carriages .Vt the Wilkes F'umiture Store. home. Re|)orts yesterday .stated that he was resting comfortably and his condition somewhat improveil. and this .'^he blu.shed, and then she whispered, ^.jn welcomed news to his many You can save me three or four. At the D. FL Tribble Co. they’ll buy roofing. kTheir .sashes and their doors. And everything for building. Including hardwood flotlrs. friends who have__ been inquiring of his condition since he ita-< stricken. Betly’ll go to Galloway’s Brntk Store | Page Ad Directs Appeal To Women For all her grenUnc cards.. They’ve cards for all occaaions W ith the cuteai of regards. ! «4. M ATCH FX>R BOB AND BETTY NEXT WEEK. (Copyriglm IStl). 666 I An attractive N’R.A group page ad vertisement appears in today’s paper, ^ sponsored by a number of organiza- tions in the city. The message which ! is addressed particularly to women buyers, urges that they “look for the i NRA symbol in the stores they pat ronize and on the ’goods they buy.” LIQUID . TABLETS • SALVE 'Cheeks Malaria ia S days.vCaids Hrst I day. Your attention is directed to this ad vertisement headed, -“We .Are Our Brother’s Keeper,” found on page six. DR. WOODS TO RETURN FINE LAXATIVE AND TONIC Most Speedy Remedice Knewa. Wif AT DO wmiuHtr Dr. and Mrs. D. J. Woods, who have been spending the month of .August in Salem, V’a., with relatives, will re turn to the city tomorrow. Dr. M ooj.* I pulpit Sunday at the, regular I morning and evening services. Followinie: the organiza- tion meeting last week of Iccal dairymen, we wish to announce the foUowfUg; new minimum prices as adopted by the milkmen signins the NRA code: Wholesale Milk, gal Sweet Milk, quart Sweet Milk, pint Buttermilk, bottled, qt. 40c 13c 7c 7c CLINTON • • Driie It! Test It! Compare It! ’ / • — for — 'f Performance JUt Words cainnot describe this re markable value at the very lowest possible price. Come in today and investigate the value and performance of this popular and outstanding car. 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