The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, October 19, 1933, Image 6
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THURSDAY, OCTOBER 19,
ThoruweU Honor NRA Check-Up To J
' Roll For Sept. Be Made Here:
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Second ?r.dc: Ruth Bclcs. c.Tt.--, fards DLsIribuled Thru
lyn Murphy, Ruth Dover, Thom*? Msils To Employ 6rs On Order
Eave!(. , j of General Johnson.
"Third grrad'?: Awle Allen, Gladys
Parnell, Jenell Davis. Myde Rojrers.
Fourth grade: Marguerite Craw
ford.
Seventh grrade: Gene Bowles.
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Dancing Dogs Coming Next Wednesday
With Gentry Brothers Shows
The local postoffice i-eceived ^for
distribution* Tuesday morning, several
hundred confidential report cards forj
the first official check-up of the
ployment code.s in Clinton. |
„ cv ' l’i>on direct instructions from Gen-!
ranees Qua erman. these cards are to be
filled out by all employers and mailed I
to the President at the WTiile House,}
in a .'jK'cial enwlope. Postmaster i
Blakely .states that if any employer
ha< failed to receive his card, he may
notify ‘the 'office or .his carrier and
on* wmI Ik furnished immediately.
Johnson’s In.structions. _ i
1 ne following message was received
Eighth grade: Bessie Fortner, Eliz
abeth Tucker,
Ruth Ffyan
Tenth grade: Robert Campbell, Pat
Cook, Catherine McKee.
Eleventh grade-! Rita Chandler.
Clvvk* Conrad. Martha Fliedner.
Colored Team To
Play Saturday
generation has heard only as bed-time
stories.
The Gentry shows are unique in
that they tiever grew big and never
i coveted magnitude. Neither has their
! performance changed in the years
they have bee^ on the raod. Every
thing they present this year is the
same as in earlier years, except the
animal actors are of later generations.
Many a prominent man today re
calls with pleasure when he donned
a red suit and red fire hat and drove
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Local Legion Post
Installs Officers
At
Tuesday night the C.opelard-David-
sort Post, American I,egion, installed
new officers for the coming year.
The new' leaders for the post are:
R. P. Chapman, commander; W. E.
Dillard, adjutant; J. L. Davidson, fi-
1 nance officer; A. W. Brice, historian;
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, ^ . iCharle.s Alexander, Frank Phillips,
mon((ey fire department wagon
vice-commanders; T.
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the parade that is no more.
While here the shows will
make
P. Owen.s, sergeant-at-arms; Rev. S.
P. Bowles, chaplain; W. P. Burdette,
publicity officer.
The next meeting will be held the
before Armistice day and a
feed” is being planned for the oc
casion.
The Bell Street school (c<»Jyre(D
football team will met t Harbisim in
stitute, of Irmo. on the Pell ..Street
school grounds Saturday afternfxm.
at 2 o’clock.
The Bt‘11 Street team feels that it
is much improved over previous years.""
and this feeling was firmly establish
ed when they broke the record' of
Booker Washington high school by
holding them to a 12-7 score on Oct.
r>.‘which was the first time any team
had crossed the Pook»‘r Washington
goal since 1027.
postoffice from General .John-
n: t
“It m now two months‘Since thej original Gentry Brothers shows remembered a.s that part of the tent-
-esident <ent his message to the em-^ organize., by Henry H. Centry in ed woi'd that caters es];ecially to K-
biyer.- in the United .States, usking IhKX, and still managed by him» will dies/^ana children.
nein to ^ign an agreement with him give two jiei foi mances in Clinton When Henry B. Gentry founded
I themselves at home on the West Main
i street show* grounds.
Some famous actors are “high-hat,” .
} but there’s a famous performer w'ith
i Gentry Bros, shojvv that has no such
fault. He’s Kapitan, famous dog actor,
..son of the motion picture dog, Rin- . ■w,T'TWT/''vTT'w.T/''iT'sii/i'T^'T^Tn^d
TinTin; KapiUn likes boys and girls. ^ ANNOUNCEMENTS
He appreciates a pat on the back as
much a.s a dog of no special talent,; j hereby announce myself as a can-
iThis highly educated canine travels in^dijate for Alderman from Ward 1,
his owm .speciiil car and has as much | subject to the result of the special
care as could be bestenved upon a per- election. W. J. HENRY, JR.
son. • i i
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Musical Comedy
Here Next Month
A thn-c-act musical com<*dy. “Gyp
sy pM'f.” is to be pifscntnl here Fri
day. Novt inluM- 2lth. It is a production
of the I'ag«‘-Pitman Producing' c<*m-
jiariy and will Im* spori.sorctl by the
< linton high schoijl.
WANTS
FOR KK.NT—Two *lown>tairs rooms,
.Apply to .Mrs. Agnes Kern, phone
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Fine^ee
dug, W,^ JC- Criap.
Clinton, .'s. C.
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W.A.NTF'D — Two downstairs furni.sh-
ed room for
Mrs. W. W. Burns, 72 Ferguson St. Ip
*n aid ifwlustrial re<-overy in
country. We are now taking
to .si*e how much progress ha/=
made in this program. ,
“For reason.'- of economy, the (]ues-
tionnaire will be returned To Wa.'-h-
ingt<»n in the .-^ame envelojie in which
it \va< originally deliverer! to tjie em
ployer. Instructirjns are given on
^le face eT“farh envelope expiftining
that ro .'tamp is necessary. You will
arrange to have • one me.ssage dellv-'
•‘red t i each employer and jilace of
bus.ne.'s in your community regard
less of Itu numU*r of •'mp'TbyT4*s. Tb«^
only - xeeplion wilj be farmers, nouse-'
h«bl.' where domestic servants are
employed. c<*unty and local govern-
m«-ntul d«-partm« nts, such as police'
Stations, jaik. public schools, etc., but
the.se aie the only e.xceptions. .Mes
sages w .ll go to private hospitals, ^
l»ri\a**‘ , bus'ue (j.’fices, pro-;
fessnmal offices .vueii as doctors, law-1
yers, etc., st«*res l^actoi ies, and every
other place where people are emjiloyed j
to do hiisine.'S.”
I he l*resid«‘nt’s .Message
The |^K*V>onal niessage from the
president t<» each employer is a.s foj-
Iow.s. pi;r.tC«l Pn'ihe^und of tin* stock
our Wednesday, October 25. The matinee them in 1H88 it was his intention to '
tock is at two-thirty and the night per- plea.se the little folk. The little folk j
he pleased a' e^grandparents tcnlay, i
i.s tne iii'.st visit of these and their chnlt^en recall the dogs and
in fi,''teen years. They will be pony actors, of which the present i
Everything: In
FLOWERS
been forrnance at « ig}it o’clock.
I This i.s the fir.st visit
how
Men’s Trench Coatsj
I D nif I ADn Clinton Flower Shop
Lf» D« LIILiLi/\lU/ i Member F, T. D. Phone 33
■■‘s, A ri Railway, ju.r.t^-d ril4iu.‘_uud xif thv -k
Itp taking cuhT: “Two months ago 1 in
vited you to enter into an agrei’nient i
with me to aid ind]j/fVial recovery by
light-hou.sekeeping. jK^urs'of work and by iii-
creasing wage rales.
lAR^TOne black glove at the Floii«ia "The lime has come to take st*Kk.
.'^tieet school amlitorium Thursday Tlie information here requested / is
night. Finder please call or return to nece.ssary to <letermine the progre.ss
Mls T .1 IVake. . — Itc.we have nia<ie^ Franklin I). Roose
velt."
'fhere are seven questions on the
card, namely:
1. Name of concern.
2. .Aibtress, etc.
.‘1. Nature of busines.s.
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TURNIIAGRKENS-IMenty nice ten
der turnip givens for sale. Please
j»h(>n«' me your orders. .Mrs. ,1. W.
Milam, phone 12<>.
N(<Ti( i: TO FARMERS
a wagon, we hav»* it.
M .1. 1. ( Opel;’rid
ware.
The Public Cannot
Be One-Sided
If you waiit
We trade or
Bro.,
I FItKRM. I.OW'S for farm-
• I'. See ( Ivde f. Frank>, agent f«>r
F airn I/oaii <'uiiimis>ioner and Fed«'ral
Land Ibiiik. Laurens, ('. KLlP-lc
L Principal kinds of products pro-
Hard- duced or sold f<»r servici’s remleied.
‘ ILiw many eiiiploye<’s worked
here «lur ng the day iKuiod ending
neaicsl:
la I dune 17, P.iJlL
Ibl October 1 1, IPad.
If T amount jiaid to the.'^e em-
\\.\\ILI> All farmers to know that pb.y*«-' ,n ^-alaries and wages for the
we are authorized International pay per.iKl omiing:
Ha!\e'',ir <"o. dealers. It is harvest lal .luiie 17. ll'.d.’L
-.tmii' ..vee- H.U new line of mowers, t « » Octooercy •. I'.hiS, ,
What v,a.> the length of youi'
ircvitKl iweek. two weeks’ half,
other farm maebmery. .1. 1. ('opelund month ir mi-nthi. ^
A: Bro.. Har dware. tf In large letteTs at the bottom of!
■ ' th* «|ue'tu»nnaire is this statement:;
“Thi' IS a ctmfidential t i-eport i
axailable only to swor n employees of i
the fe«b ral g<»vernment. and no in-i
dividual figures will be disclosed.”
I,* t Us filin'! h your repairs for mow-. 7
et'. la’M-s. traitor'', harrows, or any’pjy
REASONS,WHY
NEW GOODYEARS
ARE A WISE BUY
NOW!
4 Safely and protection
“ on slippery roads of fall
-and winter.
2 f!ooI roads cause less
wear 1 ire« will still be
almost new next spring.
^ Huy at loti, y’s low
^ prices.
Start Rctintni' (:*H*<J>i-ar Ccihit
Iractioh Ire**! slog* v<ui quicker
<><>od>f«r Super•*» 1*1 t4>rd
mure niiliyilir tVjtu* u>,
can bl’.ow }uu wliyl
BUY FALL AND WINTER
MERCHANDISE NOW.
EARLY PURCHASING
JklEANS LARGE S AV-
|NGS TO YOU.
“YOU WILL PAY MORE
LATER.”
WE DO OUR PART
The Consumer Must Also Do His Part
And That Means Buying Now
The Things You Need
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Recovery is on the wpv. iiut if recovery is, to be com*
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p!ete . . . and permanent . . . the employer alone cannut be
expected to shoulder the burden. The consumer also has a
resp<!nsibility. It’s a case of pulling together. The employer
has obligated himself to ab.sorb certain increa.scs in his cost
of doiniir business.
Goodyear
Pathfinder
4.40-21
$s.ss
4..MI-20
t.cc
4.50-21
4.75-19
♦.70
5.0c-19
5.C0-26
7*4S
5.23-18
•.10
5.50-19
•.40
M DANIEL
VULC. WORKS
Jurors Drawn
‘ For Civil Court
Tlu* Ldlowing *wt> xon'iics of jurors
have b»‘«n drawn t<i scrv«* during a
l\v*» wcfks’ t«-nn of civil court to con-
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vene in I,au!x*ns on Monilay, Oct. 2d:
First Week
Sullivan \V. D. Watkins. (I, \V.
^Mi^''h*rtgton; ti: c^.-^Ruper. -rL M. Sum--
'erel. N. B. Htdl. Jr., ('alvin Weathers,
G. W. Pitts.
Hunter - .\.T thvens, Davis Hol-
laml. E. K. Varter, W. R. IMtts, 1). D.
t'tden.an.
Waterloo—A. S. Hill, W'. Y. ('ooper,
W. I.. 'Terry. j
Dials J. H. SmiHi, Will N. +K*n-f
del'Oil. J. I . Mahafley, ('. E. Knight,
U .M. Dial.
Ijiuren W'. T. Brownlee, Clyde :
T. Franks. ,1. M.'Blakely, H. F. Ive,
J. Farle Owings, Nat Wallace, F- B.
’('hiblre.-'s. Lloyd I.ynch, Y. Gossett.
Youngr—J, Gray Harris.
<To>s liil! T, W. Pinson. J. C. Me-i
tb'wan. I- D. Hanna.
■ Scuffletown J. M. W’allace. !
Jacks T. W. Dillard. Fed Johnson, j
Second Week
ScuffUtown -M. R. Donnofi. L
Su'divan H. M. Turner, R. (). Sulli-,
\an. J. I- M. Kellett.
Hunter--^. H. Jacks, O. M. Tem
pleton. J. D. Davis, .1. S. W'inebren-
nbr. J. Pinson, H. B. Hen ie-ro:’’.
' E. .M. Young. Workman, C. P.
Rolwristin, J. li. Boyce.
D:a»s^-J. Roy Cook, Cecil C^a^, J.
H. Hellams, Ernest Harris, R y iI.
.Xrmstrong* J. B. Owings, W. Earl
Knight, D. T. .Andrews.
Youngs—W'. C. Cat heart, M. 3.
Burns.' . J ■
X W'aierloo—t'. ‘Y. Culbertsoti, Rob*.
McPhe^.'on. H. H. Pinson, Gcay
Coo|»er.
Cro> Hill H. K. Boyce.
Laureps—B. J. Cox, j. W. Din’.C.’n,
J. H. Koiand, J. W. Hchderso.i, John
Now it’s up t(i the consumer to continue to absorb goods
at fair prices ... to support.President R(M)seveIt’8 recovery
program. By so doing every consumer contributes to his
own security. Every,delayed purchase ... if made now will
help stabilize industry and insure permanent recovery. Do
your part! Buy now the things you need. Buy then of mer
chants who have pledged to do their part.
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I^^esident Roo.«evelt said, “We are not going’through
another winter like last.” Help the country make good on
this statement. Remember every dollar spent for goods
now begins a journey through many hands that like bread
cast upon waters will return to you.
BDY NOW! BUY HERE, WITH CONFIDENCE
J. I. COPELAND & BRO., Hardware
L. B. DILLARD
D. E. TRIBBLE CO.
YOUNG COMPANY ^
THE LEADER, INC.
KELLERS DRUG STORE
SUMEREL’S DEPT. STORE
J. A. BAILEY, MERCHANT
S. M. & E. H. WILKES & CO.
CITY SALES CO.
. FRONTIS JEWELRY STORE
DANZIGER’S - Underselling Store
PRATHER-SIMPSON FURNITURE
CO.
J. C. PENNEY CO.
GEO. A. COPELAND & SON
JOE L. CARTER
COPELAND-STONE CO.
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