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THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 2,- 1933
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THE CLINTON CHRONICLE. CLINTON. S.' C.
PAGE FIVB
Paper Reaches
^e Of Fifteen
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X. C.; was the paper’s head in 1925- I MBIllilllXa
’26; and R. S. Latimer, Jr., who edited]■
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Blue Is In Fifteenth
Year of Its Existence. Found
ed In 1919 By Class of ’20.
the “Sock” in 1929, is co-editor of
weekly at BishopviTTe, S. Off
L. C. Jackson, editor ii) 1932, is di- i
rector of publicity at Marion institute,
Marion, Alabama.
^ Personal /Mention ^
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C. W. McMurray First Editor.-;
T\: 1- .. ^ -.L .V . Mrs. Maude Hampton spent tkc
Ihe list of editors, with their pres-i , j • /-. > v r • j ^
. ., - ’ . j X Iweek-end in Columbia with friends,
ent residences so far as can be deter-
I.
Mrs. T. J. Peake f^d Mrs. Raymond
— 1020—C. W. McMurray, pastor of Columbia.
(From The Blue Stocking) |church in Winston-Salem, N. C.- Dr. D. 0. Rhame, Jr., has returned
Now is the time to gret out the! 1921—R. G. Matheson, president of from a two weeks’ trip to Chicaj^o and!
wood, the tin, brass, china, mudTvege-j Ri'osbyterian Junior college, Maxton.i Detroit. ^ ^
tables or whatever material is used in N- f’- * ” I Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Hallman and
the celebration of a fifteenth annirer-; ' H^22—J. T. McDonald, deceased. ' [Mrs. B. M. ,Dutton spent the week-
sary. . | 1923—C. J. Milling, psychiatrist,
The Blue Stocking this ye’ar reaches Hospital, Columbia, S. C.
the age of fifteen. P'ounded in 1919,! ^ 1924—E. D. McMahan, Richmond,
the paper has been published every I ^
year following up to the present time. , McLaurin,
The first editor, C. W. Mc.Murray,
iPsurance.
end in “Atlanta.
iiOKiiaiinnii ^
Miss Sarah Stone spent the week-'
end at Lanford Station with' Miss 1
Nelle \Burnette. i
Miss Frances Hitt of Cross Hill,'
was the guest last w’eek of Mr. and,
Mrs. Clifton C. Adair. j
Bill Dobbins of Clemson college, I
spent the week-end with his parents j
in Goldville. i
Mr. and Mrs, Andrew Johnson, Mrs. i
H. J. Tompkinson and son, Bobbie,!
Mrs. A. F. McCurdy and children of spent the week-end in Chraleston. |
LaFayette, Ga., are visiting her moth- Miss Blanche Eargle of Winnsboro, |
started the publication as a bi-weekly.
Three years later, under the editor
ship of C. J. Milling, now a psychia
trist at the State ho.spital in Colum
bia, the publication date was changed
to make, it a weekly and a weekly it
has remained ever since. ’
Manv stories are told concerning
the proldems of the early staffs, who
worked in the days when .sources of
campus news were few and far be
tween. One early issue came out. a
sheet hut slightly smaller than the
one now used, with only three neAsl
. stories on the front ^lage. three-col
umn streamer heat! captioned one i
story and one-column heads on each
of the outside columns headed the oth
er articles. In the articles themselves.
the author, when Jm had said all. th:r ^
could he said about the^ matter, did
not s ahnof ’Wpe a t i n g -1 h e i
whole thing in a novel way, jiist in
order to make sure the article filknl
the -pace. ^
Only two former editors, so far as
can he. learned here, are now engaged
in neuspajier \Xork. \V. .
As.sociated I*ress writer
1926—W. J, Macfarlan, Associated
Raleigh. N. C.
—T. H. Grafton, pr
Press,
1927
er, Mrs. Minnie C. Adair, and other
relatives.
JA'irginia Guerard returned to
her home in Greenwood yesterday af-
ofessor ofl^^*’ ^he past month with Dr.
Bible, Mary Baldwin college, Staun
ton, Va.
1928—^L. \V. Jackson, Iva, S,
C.
and Mr.s. L. Ross T.ytin.’"'
Mr. and Mrs. Y. L. C'opeland were
called to Kershaw Tuesday on ac-
j.^pent several days here this week
with her brother, Hugh Eargle, and
friends.
^ Dr. Joh,n MeSween was in Gr^eh-
' ville Saturday to atteml the inaugu-
, ration of Dr. B. E. Geer as president
jOf Fuinian university.
I Mrs. H. L. Eichelborger and little
NOTICE FOR PAYMENT OF
CITY TAXES
Notice is hereby giv&n that Town Taxes for the Town
of ClintoVi will be due and collectible between September
15th and November 15th, for the year 1933. The Tax'
Books w’ill be opened for the collection of 'taxes at the
Office of the Town Clerk on September 15th, and will re
main open each day thereafter, Sunday excepted, up to
and through Novmber 15th.
-R. S. Latimer, Bishopville,
Grafton, in.surance
1929
S. C.
1930— (\ \V
Louisville, Ky.
1931— O. W. Chapin, Princeton sem
inary, X. J.
1932— L. C. Jackson, Marion Insti
tute. Marion, .Ala.
1933 — B. W. Covington, graduate!
student. Pre.shyterian college
count of the death of Mr. Copeland’s; daughter returned Monday
brother.
Mrs. John .A. Durant of Lynchburg,
spent Thursday with her brother and
sister-in-law, Dr. and Mrs. D. O.
Rhame.
Mr. and .Mrs. L. L. .Adair, Mrs.
Henry Xabors and .Mrs. J. .A, Coleman
spent Tuesday in Columbia with rela-
i lives.
Miss MargueiSte Dillard of Atlanta,
A1 taxes paid between September 15th and October
1st will carry a two ) discount; between October 1st
and October 15th, a one (IS ) per cent discount.
A penalty_of fifteen (15'0 per cent, will accime bn
all taxes not paid on or before Wednesday, November 15.
.-i._ The levy for current fiscal year is thirty-seven (37)
<millsV twelve (12) mills for current op)erating expenses
and twenty-five (25) mills for interest and sinking fund
on various bond issues outstanding.
Negro Sought For
Macfarlan.
at Rakigh. iluced.
WHAT IK)
P. S. Jeanes
DOT
iGa., is visiting htu'^grandmother, Mrs.
[Alma Dillard. j
- rxr /^1 •! 1* Mary Andcrskin and Emily’
I -Or. V^nilct ' Ferguson visited relatives in Rojdyijle _
I on Saturday. \
r: Mr: ahd“1Trs. T. E. Nichols'bnd A1-;
Laurens, Octrm--<'oroner .ToUn A.!(line Blakely visited the former’s!
brother, Leon .Nichols, in Newberfy
Sunday. ^
Mr. and Mrs. S. \V. Sumerel and
children visited Mrs. Sumerel’s par
ents, in Belton Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. \V. C. Shealy and lit-
and Mrs. G. \V.
Hollingsworth spent Sunday in the,
mountains of North Carolina.
Mr. and Mrs. T. I), t'opeland have
been spending several days in Savan-'
nah. Ga. i
Thomason today held an imjuest at
Goldville in the death of an eight-
ytar-(dd Negro girl, Elberta Turner.
The coroner reported that Olin Hill,
according to testimony ad-
had “got in a row” Sunday
night with Elherta’s mother. Going ^k* daughter and .Mi
to the assistance of her mistreated
mother, the child threw a brick at
Hill, whereupon, it was alleged, he
shot the little girl. He fled, but offi
cers were expected to apprehend him.
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and Mrs. Ansel
j Sunday in Gaffney with
from a
visit of j^everal days to her mother,
Mrs. C. S. Sullivan, in Anderson.
•Misses Copie and Ella Little .Mc
Crary. students at Winthrop college,!
spent the week-end with their par
cuts, Mr, and Mrs. L. D. McCrary.
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Mr. and .Mrs. J. K. Meeks and fam-
ily, and Mr. and Mrs. Charlie .Meeks |o
nnd Ittlv danghter .sperrt^Tre week ^
Honeft Path.
Mr. and .Mrs. .A. E. Boyce visited
Mr. and .Mrs. .1. M. Redden, in Whit
mire F'liday.
\.Mr. and Mrs. T. I). Hancock,
The foregoing notice is given pursuant to Ordinance
piis.^od by the Town Council August 29th, 1933.
D. C. HEUSTESS, Town Clerk.
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Mr.i;;
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P. M. BOLAND
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Jeans, who is spending
Mrs.
some
spent
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time
and Mrs. H. C. Moore, Mrs.
Moore, Mrs. W. C. Moore of Gaffney,
Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Moore and dau- H>
ghter of Blacksburg, were Sunday ij’
guests of Mr. and Mrs. R.'G. Carr. o
Rjgy.. and Mrs, M. K. Medloek and'!!
little son spent a few days last week ' < ►
in Charlote, N. C. |!>
Mr. William Regnery of ('hicago,:
III., wa.s a visitor in Goldville dyringi
H. D. H E NR V & Com PAN Y
INSURANCE
STOCKS
BONDS
REAL ESTATE
LOANS NEGOll.ATED
NI!<
ROGERS
^with her sister.
J; Mr. and Mrs. L. T. Benjamin and
♦ ! AD.’is Jean . Henjaimn yf, jjarlington,
.spent the .week-end witluMr. and Mrs.
i\ P. Robinson.
Dr. and .Mrs. ,1. Lee Young returned
Friday from I’hiladidphia, Pa., where
A ; they have been visiting Mrs. Young’s
T sister. ^
A Miss Hebe Dillard spimt the week-
J end in Columliia with her .sister, .Miss
♦ .Mary Howze Dillard, at the Univer-
^jsity of .South C arolina.
Misse.s Ltdie Leake and Sadie
i (’handler, students at the I'fiiversity
;of Jsouth Carolina, visited their par-
ents here during the week.
I Mrs. Sallie .Salters returned Sunday
1) I the past week.
Mr. and Mrs. S. D. Weathers and
.Mr. and Mrs. G. .A. Barrett visited
Relatives in Lauiens last Sunday.
-Mrs. Allen Sea of Laurens spent
Hie weelT-ehd with MisT G,^ A. Darret
Mr. and .Mrs. W. R. Weathers spe
the week-end with .M(\ and .Mrs. .1.
.Mitchell in Spartanburg.”
Mr. and .Mrs. Henry Crow of Ware
Shoal.s aie spending u few days with
their daughter, .Mrs. .1. .1. Ahiams.
Believe it or not -“Keel” Kelly
spent the \Neek-end in Goldville for
the first time in two years. Friends
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Friendships trial endure are not built in a
day. They are the remits of many contacts,
mutual understanding and confidence.
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A bank can become a iKrong ally to the man
or woman whose charactc^r and purpose it has
come to know through n^any transactions over
a period of years.
Your bank can be used to advantage in many
'vays^ind through the years ALL its facilities
can be made to .serve your convenience and fi
nancial progress.
BUSiniSS CORDIALLY INVITED
J
M. $. Bailey & Son
qUALITY FQDD 5HDP5
KLLSBURY’S BEST
Flour
12 LB.
BAG
55^
t4LB.
BAG
$107
SPRINGBROOK BUTTEB 22*
BEST GRADE
Pure Lard
BULK—La
WESSON OIL
PINT CAN
194
JEWEL OR VEGETOI.E
Shortening
BULK. LD.
70
are wondering why, .
i Miss Gladys Owings of Owings, and'
Mr. Harold Johnson of Kinards, ar-
rived in oiir city Monday to* talicl;
charge of the Adult School.
OLDEST
BANKERS
“STRONGEST
ito her home in Salters aftei- spending
I the summer with her daughter, Mrs.
'.Gary Dillard.
I Mr. and Mr.s. John W’ill|ce Cope-
[land of Greenville, spent ,th« week-end
[with the former’s parents, Mr. and
■ Mrs. Dave W, Copeland;- •'
I Mr. and Mrs. P. B. Adair, Mrs.
i<'harles S. Lankford, Dr. Rf W’. John-
and Otho Johnson visited Clyde
Jackson To Hear
NRA Complaints
son
Lankford in Columbia on Sunday.
.Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Hart have
turned from their wedding trip
Florida, and are now making their
home in Goldville.
('harleston, Oct. 30,— Effective to
day, all future complains of violations
of NRA codes by retail merchants of
South ('irolina must be made to ihe
I office here of Harold (’. Jackson,
re^lSouth ('arolina compliance director,
to 1 Heretofore complains have been
made to county compliance hoards,
but these boards handle only viola-
Mrs. A-. O’Daniel returned ye.sterday I Hons of the general code, and all
friMH -Winston-Salem, N. C., where! c<>»«plaints pertaining to permanent I
she has been visiting her daughter in any business or industry!
son-in-law, Mr. and .Mrs. R. N. Hnust be sent to .Mr. Jackson.
I The master code for retailers lie-
KRAFT’S MAYONNAISE
8-oz.
.lAR
144
rri.I.Y AGED REST
Aineric9n Cheese
LB.
150
•o
AH ri AVORR
PKGS.
MAXWELL nOCSB
Coffee
LB CAN
250
PALMOLIVE SOAP 3
CAKK8
20c
CIRCUS -Plain or Self-Risli g
2rLB.
HAG
Flo«r
48 LB.
HAG
$165
and
jWhit-e.
I .Mr. and Mrs. .1. C. Kilgo and sons,
l.lohn and B<;b, of Darlington, were
! guests Sunday <»f .Mr. and Mrs. C, P.
I Robinson. .Mrs. Kilgo remained for a
: 'ew weeks’ visit. ’
.Mrs. C. K. Nichols, Mrs. A. L. Sheji-
herd, ^Irs. W'. C. Shealy and .Mrs. G.
! W. Hollingsworth were visitors in
i Greenville yesterday.
.Mr. and .Mrs. K. P. Chapman, ('.
i F. Winn, W. K. Dillard, and Piene
’ Burdi tie were in Cohimbia P'ridav for
I •
the state installation service of the
came effective Monday, and ajl. Ij^et a inf
ers flying the Blue Eagle must oper- !
ate under the t'M-mjvof the code an-!
nounced from W'ashington la|<t week. !
The terms of the general eodC are ri‘- '
,m(*ved automatically to he siibst:tul(*d I
by the master code. I
Cotton Farmers'
To Plow Again
I
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’linglon, Oct. 30. Tlie South’s i
farmer.'TTvho plowed under cot-|
Aniexican J^egiun,
' Misses Pearl Hitt and Retie^ Sim- cotton
:mons of Lake City, spent the week- ton in the govfrnment’s production re-
end with the former’, parents, Mr, diction program, face the job of re-
and Mrs. Eugene plowing, l»ecause, the agriculture de-
.Mr. and .’Vtrs/CrW. Hallman, Sr . of partment re|)oiLs, the cotton is com-i
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Choc. COVESED CHERRIES iSc
Fancy No. 1 Irish Potatoes, 10 lbs. 25c
Large CELERY, bunch 8 l-3c
Yellow ONIONS, lb. IVz®
SWEET POTATOES, 5 lbs. . ... 10c
Fancy TOKAY GRAPES, 3 lbs. 25c
Fresh C(K:0ANUTS, each - TVjc
Fresh BEETS, bunch ..........v^. 10c
LETTUCE, large head . : IVzc
EGG PLANT, lb . ; 10c
Bate.sburg, spent Saturday with their ing uji anyhOA’and affonling excellent (
son and daughter-in-law, .Mn a.id ne.sts for, boil weevils. j
Mrs. C. W. Hallman, Jr. The department pointid on; today
Mr. and Mrs'. R. L. Bailey have re- the late (growth is of no value as a
turned from a few day.s’ visit to their crop hut does supply a place for wee-1
daughter, Mr.s. A. (). Bray, in Griffin, vils to live and breed. So it is recom-1
Ga. Miss Ruth Bailey remained for a mended that the farmers plow thi^cot-,
.several days’ visit. ton under again or else pasture live-'
Bill Monfredo of Spihdale, N. C.,'stock on the cotton, some of which
spent Sunday in the city with friends, has reached the fruiting age. |
Mr. and Mrs. Tan M. Ray have re-[ The bureau of entomology .said re-1
turned (rom their wedding trip to-cent reports from Louisiana, .Missis-,
Florid^ and are now making their jsippi, Texas and other cotton belt;
home in Renno. [.states show that many boll weevils*
Jack H. Young and Miss Essie!are breeding in this "volunteer” cot-1
Young spent a few days this week)ton.
with the former’s daughter, Mrs. J. M,
Dick, in Pulaski, Va. They were ac-
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companied home
Young, who had
past three weeks
The following
yesterday by Mrs.
been spending the
with her daughter.
Clinton people at-
Raises 12^4 Pound !
Sweet Potato'
{tended the funeral Sunday of Mrs. W. “Uncle Harrison” ' Davis, colored,
E. T. I Wade, held at thi Wilksbur^ .hi eught to The Chronicle office Mon-
lekter
Baptist church in Che^iter county; Mr. day morning, a .sweet potato grown in
and Mrs. John Spratt, D, C. Heustess, his patch at, the rear of the Dr. John
W. W. Harris, B. H. Boyjd, J. H. With- H. Young property that topped 12%
jirspoon, George R. Holland, Mr.’jand pounds on iKft scales,,Tho^e who .saw
Mrs. E. R. Knox, Mr. and Mrs. Eugene the exhibit say it is about the larjfest
Hitt, Rhett P. -Adair, Rev. H. 0.
Chambers, .Gilbert' Blakely, John T.
Blakely, W. D. Peap^, Mr. and Mrs.
Melvin Bennett, Mrs. Beatrice
Misses Iona Blakely, Emmie
and Madeline Adair.
tato ever
grown
“Uncle Harrison,”
in this section.
proud
who was quite,
of his accomplishment, is 81 j
Sloan, [years old and still active, a^d has |
Adair (many'friends in the community, both i
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other printed matter at small cost.
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