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THE CLINTON CHRONICLE, CLINTON, S. C.
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 1933
Penney Store [COMPOSITE FOOTBALX- SCHEIDULE Home-Coming i
Has Birthday FOR PALMETTO COLLEGE TEAMS . Day Planned
. . - . . . and Mrs,
Yhe S* C* Penney Company store of j In AtlftOtS. Toill^hl Marks the Open* Sunday, October 22nd, has been des- daughter were the Sunday guests of
this cHy, is this month observini? its' irjfr of Season. Presbyterian Starts With Clemson At Tigertown •* “Home-Comin?: day’' at Mr. and Mrs. John Wilson.
fifth anniversary in Clinton, and in’ SiAurday. Inlersectional Games Included On Calendar. iand
celebration of the event, their store! here. .\ccordm^ to a custom of daughter, Lola, Mr. and Mrs. J. S.
a few weeks on account of scarlet
fever in the community.
Mr. and Mrs. WTiitman Neal of
; Charlotte, N. C., spent Sunday with
A. D. Rumph and| -^r. and Mrs. .J. M. Simpson.
prints a very attractive appearance, j Co,u„hia. Sept. Ifi.-Newberry col-
This well known national orpraniza-
leg'e is slated to crack the lid off the
here from
ready made
city. The
observed by
. . . - m^itely 60 matches in/which the eip^ht
for their cu.^tomer.s In appreciation o. ^olleffiate teams of the .state will par-
their past patronage. jticipate.
' j A wide assortment of pigskin com-
Q|Ma|-l« petTtiorv as in .store for the follawerx
[of the sport. Several intersectional
Novem^r 23 (Thursday) ^ offprd oftej-j^on services, and an opportunity
V* The Citadel at Charleston. i ’for a renewing of girlhood and boy-
October i.s set aside each year for this spent Sunday with Mrs. Mace Youne
rpecial occasion, with morning _and p Young. ■
Mr. and Mrs. S
week-end with
Oglethorpe at Augusta; Clemson vs Shannon and children of Newberry.
^ ..w araa ,..v Mercef Ht SavEnoah.
lion entered Clinton five years ago and IJ933 ^
since that time has been enjoying » Carolina teams are concerned.
fast-m»iw u^nes^ ^ „ jj, November 24 or 2^-Newbeny vs hood day. spent by many in that com-
oSinIzaiion until last .vear. He was' Tr*'and Mr. A D Rumnhand
succeeded by A. L. Shepard, who camej ^ Macl^ean’/ Indian I daughter. Lorene. and Mrs.^. F Whit
mire are spending a few days in St,
, ,, George this week. Mr. Rumoh wa.s
.served on the called down on account of the death
^®**^*^P ai- of brother-in-law
Wofford vs The Citadel at Charleston; ternoon .services. All residents of the Pri«nric iiffia. vi • j tr
Su'^sli^'o" Georgia. Teachers at community, and other interested Le“b:rs''It' ,"olTtrta”r^^ I
.-iLaiesDoro. i friends are invited to be present and ju^ess
IVcNirber [bring ba.«kets. i
December 2 (Saturday) — South
Renew Your Health
By Purification
Anv physician will tell you that
‘‘Perfect Purification of the System
s ICiitiiro's Foundation of Perfotft
Whv not rid yourself of
M. ^ oung spent the , .,roiirc '“ailments that are under-
Mr. and Mrs. A. C. ;.,ining yoUr vitality! Purify your
■ ntire system^by taking a thorough
(onrse of Calotabs,—once or twice
.a week for several weeks—and see
how Kature rewards you with
health.
Calotabs purify the blood by acti
vating the liver, kidneys, stomach
and bowels. In 10 cts. and 35 cts.
packages. All dealers. (Adv.)
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Harrison Copelaftd and 'family spent
last Sunday with Mis.s Sallie .Nabors.
Tr> vs Aubum at Birmingham. ‘SUBSCRIBE TO THE CHRONICLE The Hurricane school his dosed Tor I
lU i^VrUIlU Carolina-Temple at Philadel.
j phia, Villanova-South Carolina at Co-
(Contmued from page one) . lunvbia, and Furman-Bucknell at Lew-
the next 30 days, the cotton crop will i isburg. Pa.
WHAT no
P. S. Jeanes
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pass from the handM of those who pro-
Furman also will go to Danville,
duce it, but who are now facing the Ky., to play Center, and Clemson to
p'eatesl los*? and distress. Therefore, j Washington to engage George Wa.sh-
immediate effective action to raise the’ington university. Others of the elev-
ievel of the price of cotton and other
farm products .should be taken by the
national administration.
, "We.I therefore suggest that you
give y(»ur repjj- to the firess, as soon
»< po.s.sibI(\ so that the millions of
l»et »ilc. who are anxiously awaiting,
may-Juum:--yjUu,u -■an-vwej -rii
lion.
ens will go deep in the southern belt
for their foes.
The composite schedule: ^ ,
Septenber
September 21 (TTiursday)—Nerw-
berry vs.
(night).
Oglethorpe ai AtUtnla
J»ROHIBITION MEETING
kine_Ht I>ue West. ' ^
September 23 —« Wofford vs South
I )u IS invited to attend. A group of
<'btit^>n people will be in attendance
^^rskine vs Fuxxnun a,
J October 13 (Frutaj
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W HERE there's
smoke there must
be fire and where there's
hre there ought to be
Fire Insurance. Our
policies arc dependable.
They’re written by the
Automobile Insurance
Company of Hartford,
Connecticut—a fire and
marine company.
S. W. Si MEKEL
riiitiia-izur
Jacobs Huilding:
(Minton. S. ('.
C/arolina »t Columbia; Preabyterian va
IN COM MBIA TODAY . Clemson at Clemson.
. September 29 (Friday)—South Car-
Sergeant Alvin York. World war obna vs Temple at I^hiladelphia
hvro, will addn's.s a .state-wide meet-1 (^*^bt); South Georgia Teachers vs
ing at the Carolina theatre, Columbia,.Newberry at Newberry; Presbyterian
today (Thursday) at 10:30 a. m., InjvR I^enoir-Rhyne mi Hickory,
the interest of prohibition. There will September 29 or 30- -The Citadel v*
)*•' other outstanding speakers. Every-■ **(■ Andersofi.
Septeiinber 30 —• Furman rs Rich
mond at Richmond; (Jlemson v.s Geor-
- |gia Tech at Atlanta: Wofford—open, i
October ,j
October 7 (Saturday)—Viilanova v». j
uth Carolina ai tolumbia; Near^j
iKTiy vs the Citadel at ('barieston;
Davidson vs Wofford al Spartanburg;!
N. C. State vs Clemson at Clerrson;'
Howard vs Presbyterian at Clinton;',
umiun al Greenville^ |
y) —i dem son vs
Gt-orge Washington at Washington;!
Presbyterian -open. |
Octob<T 14—The Citadel vs Furman
at Greenville; Ijcnoir-Rhyne vs Wof
ford at Spartanburg; Newberry vs
Catawba at Salisbury, j
October 19 (Thursday)—(Memson vs!
South Carolina at Coluraijia.
October 21 - -Wofford vs Kr.skine at
Due West; Furman vs Centre at Dan
ville, Ky.; Newberry - op««; Presbyte
rian—open, r
October 26 (Thuradag) ^Tho^litadal
vs South t’arolina at OrangoFmrg.
Octolier 2K—Mercer vs Furman at
Greenville; South Carolina vs V. P. 1.'
at Blacksbuig:; Presbyterian vs Wof
ford at Spartanburg; Clemson vs Mis
sissippi at Meridian; Newl>eiTjr vs Rol-
at Winter Park, Fla.; Erskine vs
Oglethorpe at Atlanta.
November
November 4 (Siiturdajr) — SiMith
('urulina vs 1.,. S. U. at Baton Rouge;
Presbyterian vs The Citadel at Char-
le.ston; Wofford vs Furman at Green-
rille; (Hemson ys Wake Forest at
Charlotte; Erskire vs Catawba at Sal
isbury; Newberry- -oi>en.
Nv>veml)er 11 (Saturday) — N. C.
State vs South t:arolina at (’olumbia;
The Citadel vs Davidson at Davidson; ■
Clemson vs Wofford at S|mi*tanbiirg;
Newberry vs Presbyterian at (Minion;
Erskine vs Rollins at Winter Park;
Furman vs Bucknell at I.^sl)urg, Pa.,
Ntwymlier 17-b Friday) IVeidayteai—J
rian vs Erskine at Due West.
Novenul>er 17 or IS —Wuffoj'd vs
New'herry at Newberry.
November IH — Furman vs Sout)»
('arolina at (’olumbia; The Citadel vs
We* Extend A Special Welcome
ToAU '
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P. C. Boys and Clinton Teachers
We welcome you back to Clinton and invite you to
make our store your headquarters wht^n up town.
Complete Line Gents' Furnishings,
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Men and_ Boys
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, . . extends igfreetinjrs and a most cordial welcome to
all Teachers and Students. We are happy to have you
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For .30 Years Clothiers To Clinton/
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Ooss Hill, Sept. 16.—Miss Virginia
(-alhoun leave.s Monday for lier school
in High Point, J4^C. _ _
_ Miss Irenc^Hyrl of Bishopville. ar
rived Wedne.sday to teach in the Cross
Hill high .school as in.structor of Kng-
li.sh and French.
Mis. S. L. Watts, Mi.ss Theresa Dav
enport, and Mr. and Mrs. Hill Nettles
.sp.ent Monday in Augusta. ^
V, P. Welilon of Detroit, Mich., yis-
lited friends here last week. Mv- Wel-
don is a former principal of the schjwl
here. ■ " -—y
Martin Boyce leaves this week for
Columbia, where he will be a student!
at the University of South Carolina.
Misses Jewel Turner, Rachael Hitt,
Lucy Goggans, Ellen niumr and Fran-
I ces Hawkins retMmed to Wlnthrep
Wednesday.
Mrs. Bessie Hill Robers of Sumter,
is visiting her mother, Mrs.^Eva Hill,
and family. .
Miss Pearl West, Misses Liuie and
FJfie Griffin of Newfcerrjr visited
friends here last Sunday.
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WHAT DO
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