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■ f \ I .-1' :! 'A -ik PAGE SIX THE CLINTON CHRONICLE. CLINTON, S. C. ./ THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 2. igTY'I -.‘L Big Circus Comes ^ose Defeat INTOLERANCE DOES NOT To Town Today Wofford,. 26-6, PROVE TRUTH OF FAITH Barnett Bros, big three-ring circu.«5jPresbyterians Mar Methodist In Barnett Bros. Circus Here Today and meiiagerie, with its host of funny clowns, many cages o| rare and wild animals and an array of men and wo- ^ men who daily laugh at death in their \ exploits to thrill and amuse, will ex- hib.t in Clinton today. November 2nd.. Home-coming With Smashing! Heart of the Sunday School Les-'be disputed and it prevented any at-j Victorv Over Terriers Satur day. Yearout Shines for P. C. i son for Nov. 5. Chris tian Liberality. > . (By Ceorge R. Koester) Orte of the broade.st-minded temnt by the mother church to for- jbid or combat the great-work'Paul and ; Barnabas were doing. It was after this that Paul “with stood Peter to his face,” because “he and was to be blamed.” Peter could never Playing in spurts, the Presbyterian Old time circus atmosphere will Blue .‘Stockings ruined Wofford’s prevail in Clinton when Barnett Bros.' home-coming at Spartanburg .Satur-.liberal men I ever knew was one wholly and continpedly surrender his exhibit here as this show is one ofjday by crushing the Terriers, to narrowest and most illiberal .Judaism. It ^eeras that, despite the the f ?w remaining on tTte road today ■ ..Although many penaliets marred preachers. He was a pulpit orator consent of the mother church at Je- which still clings to the street parade. * pjVesbyterian’s i)lav., they had the pow’er and eloquence, but I rusalem to the broad progressiveism The parade will leave the show Methodists completely outclassed lur- ^^''^^ en’oyed hi«\, sermons. They had and tolerant liberality of the church {TTound promptly at 1 P. M. for its jpg the entire game. ® had effect on me. On the other hand, at Antioch, the thought that Chris- t'rek over the business section of the i the versatile Wilbanks u,y. \rM‘rsonii] intercourse with him was de- tians should observe Jewdsh customs citv. Imtheiine of march will be found Thornwell i.laver P C opened up ‘l‘ff<*rence in him as min- was never wholly eradicated from - ' - — - viih - |K,w,.,ful ait«'k ami .Imvo tha!mothy church, la that the rea- T. r ie-s hack to their K.-var,l line. . eon why the Christianity of the world * _ ' 'I «T't_' -I aw. .,.,..,.1.. i« nirMncf \i'Vv/‘kHtr fViA elephants, camels, many open den containing various species of wild »ni mals.'‘scores of men and women in Tlun Perrin flipped a 2n-vaigl pass to 1- The church may do only what tofiay is almost wholly the fruit of the brightly hued costume's, while the four bands will accompany with stir ring marches. The screeching caiiiope, integral part of my circgis paradi*. rout right end who da'^hed ‘’"..the Bible specifically commands the labors of Paul and so little of perma- rds feir thu first score^ri^trv for church to do. nent nature can he traced to the work I f extra point went wild -• The man may do anything what-!of the mother church at Jerusalem. An the second quarter, the Worf.md soever." provided it be not specifically which gave to Paul the mission to the will follow the long line of lieautifuily p.f^nse stiffened and the two teams forbidden by the Bi-ble. |Genlile.s and reserved to itself the decorated trucks and wagons. • attle-d on even terms: Then; as the' No matter what hift text nor the npision to. the Jews? The performance being presented i. jiroved to be a stone wall,! theme of his sermon might be, it al- To me the heart of the lesson fo.r j.iii n . — —.,.1 by Barnett Bros, this season is the w'pfford took to the air. ('ajit. Sims ways contained an attack on some next Sunday is that there is danger ^ ^ « most elaborate that has ever been at- ipterceided a fiass and ran to the l.u- other denomination. That always irri- jp becoming so engrossed in a fight tUlSOIl 8 IJlfif SSllC tempted in the number of years this ya,.,j ]jp^.. After two plays, Iligbe, tated me. Christ .said: “By their over doctrine as to lose sight of the - ® show has been touring^lhe I’nited gone in the game for fruits ye .shall know thern..” I take importance of deed. Ve are my States. }> ('^ put off the field for at-llhat as apj)Iying to a religion or a fi iends, said Christ, if ye do all things Aerialists, tumblers, acrotiats. Itenijiting to kick a Wofford man and •‘^ect or denomination of a religion as whatsoever I have commanded you. peze artists, wire walkers, l^^re bkek {> (' pypalized ITi yards. Thi.S|Well as’ to individuals. That is best We are commanded to be doers of the ridei s, cowboys arid cowgirls,,’ heside« | stopped the scornig drive. | which produces the best fruits. ,word and not hearei s only. When the many trained elephants, horses, I ('oming hack in the second half. P., The quality of a religion or denom- r: ristians have per.secuied, it ha.s Starts Friday Klirson’s, one of the city’s v.ell known and popular dry goods storer. big Harvest .Sale begin- WANTS FOR S.ALK — Seed wheat, $1.2") per hu.'-ht.I. W. J. Henry, Jr. tf OR ,''AI-E — 40 F’oland China pigs. .See T. K. F’rice, Mountville. S. ('. Ip clogs and ponies will perform in the kicked off to Woffonj, who diove i'^^ition i.s not proven by assertion. )t.<‘n over doctrine, never over truly ^ three big rings under the circus tent pOd-field. Here Ihey TiVen more certainly it is not proven Christian deed. If you wish to win ning Friday mornmg. Mr. Flli.-'on has J’OR .SALE—-Pretty chrysanthemum.'^ I the ball iff~irrf atmftfd' nint»Trdiffir- prnce«j«^ 4by denunciation of other religions or thrills and feat.s of daring. ' h^jp „f some good bloc Two performances will be presented f,„. in ( linton. The afternoon show will;^|^|j touchdown. Wilbanks kicked start at 2 p. m. and the night •''how 1 |y,,. kickoff.‘‘in thi.s country have ever read that, . yriey TiVen more certainly it is not proven Christian deed. If you wish to win ning rndny morning. Mr. hlli.--on has 1m)k J)ALE—-Pretty chrysanthemums li ibv denunciation of other religions or lieople to your faith, let it produce been husv for scve’ al mont\.'< tv -ein- Charleston Wakefiehl cabbage icking, i ^hmominations. That i.s the^tneme of _ .<uch Tfuit in youTtife'hs tn~?eem mrift' 7f Tall an 1 I,, sec- ‘‘^^’Jithon, The Wise,” a great drama (tcsirable,. than anv other faith. , , - 1 ^ , , .Mi<. J. W. Milam. ll-Jd-.otc l-.-s^ink. I am sorry so few |K-oplo '"•'■ '”>■••*- a.lvancs FI.NAI, .SE'ITF.E.ME.NT in prices, and starting tomo’'row will F’OTATO H()U.'>I‘ and menageru- will lie open one hour '{,,;. Wofford’s | drama, though splendid translations offer thirty davs uf harvi-t buyin.g to :5d-yar.i line. On the next play, Denny ;are available. I wish every person in^ XovembeA Vm I will remler a fnal broke off the weak side of the line terested in religion am) particularly r, l.M.i, nsiII icndc. a l.nal Jlre\)ou^ to •■'bowing time at H o'clock. . , u > , I ..f ....litriMn account of my acts and doings as itnd outran two Wofford men to ^he^^^’J ** * ^tiwlv it as to. bet luinistrator of the estate of ..Mack goal line. Horn kicked the goal, giv- ''ou ( so Mat an< r . P«»’H<'w, deceased, in the office of the, ' imbued with the sfiint of bioaU ’ -V-, , Laurens Club Being Formed Former Residenl.s of This (’oun- ty In ('olumhia Seek To Or ganize for Social Purposes. Says Tiu* .State: „ .•\ Laurens club, coin|)osed of fhr- iner residents of Laurens living in ('olumbm. is in the proces^s uf ojgaffi- zation, according to .lohn W. Crews, Columbia attorney, who has been elected secretary of the club. The purpose of the organizat-fTitr i social and an annual get-together ban , . r ■ <iuet or other form of entertuinmen'' Bnuknight faded back and ^ ptf> wi'l be held. ifrom the midst of several P. C. jilay-1 man, ^ c. .Among Columbians expressing iu-jers, .shot one into the flat zone to An-; Anuticas tcresi in the club to date are: W. K. I'^uson. who..set out for a 4.b-yard the winning the World \ ar u. t Icveland. Earle Wilson. J. C. (Iray. i two men backing him ideas, rather than men. mone> Roper, Fb-ot: J: ~A. StndrbmL-^^-^ad no omLAa^JiwiLltLJlilllJjHi' ^ < ol. .1 L. M Irby. Roy A. Little. Be.i! Yearout. fleet R. C, end. came from SHl4+'-H4r,-4r 4’. CiM)e4)m4t^Tottr-W g(‘t him on the 10- Secretai v Cie\V' and others. hi public. Tht ;-to*y of the big .oale \7l- " f'run.l on page e-ght in today's l-^ce J. now open. We are 10 cure your sweet potatoes. V. ill Diilai il at the Clinton Boridi(J Waiehf»u.-^e. P-2tc Judge of F’robate of Laurens county. come charity and toleiance it breathes. *1.11 1 .u a,<- s„ ofum <ii.i, l..•.s- '"■• “"'J,'b' and gave it a '***-'^ ‘*PPR'' ”•'' ^ tinal discharge inM*h ing Prc.siiyterian a 20-0 lead. ; Becoming desperate, Wofford open ed uj) with a passing attack that brought th»‘ hall down to the R. C. five-yard line. Tlie Blue .Stockings held for two downs without giving an inch. On the next play, the forward wall broke through and threw the run ner for a two-yard loss.' But R. C. was off-side and was penalized 'two and a half yards. JJn the next play. Wof-ld<''^V ^be u|i<' ^ ^ ^ ^ f(if-(1 -went- thrmrgh ftH---4W- t>ri- ..I replied WTth They missed the trv for the extra;-'^tory of the thy^emdfat; p<,in\ ‘ was that that .wis the'^best reTigion oot ( ARI) OF THANKS N(H'c F. Tt) FARMER,S- a wagon, we ha-.e it. ' '!. J. I. ( opeland & ware. -^If you want We trade or Bro., Hard- t£ As .Shakt. p(«. 1. . y 'lav will apply for a final discharge I w^sh to th uik the voters in Ward new dressing Nathan was a Jew. ,Sal- trust asf Admmistiator. 1 fur the:,- support in Tuesdays elec- FhDKRAi. LOAN.S—iVafor farm- adin the head u£ the Mohammedan . mi^bhted to said estate lion. While without opposition. I ap- ers. .See Clyde T. Franks, agent for nowA asked him which was the tru^t'^ notified and reiiuired to make pay- p.:t,y,au^ very much, the Lnlererl and Farm Loan Cummis.sioner ard Federal religion that of the lew the Chris-. before that date; and all. sui>|M)rt of my friends, and I shall en- Land Bank, I.au,ens, S. C tiarf or’the Mohan,m,:,Ian'. Of ,„u,.sa Il>'-'""na having c|ai.,n,. a^aina, said es. .|,.avor af all times to ,lisrha.Ke the he expected him to asseid that thei'“|<; , "bljl',!"" the oCOee 1/'tt .\.NTKI)-. .All farmers to know that I0.iy-4c . an,l only true reli-:*"''' f'"'"'"-'.nhilily. haired. W. J. HENRY, JR. -^’~Ar4-^HVER---A4mJms4raJcn. —WHATT DO~- ir,. 11>3.3. -lI-‘»-4tc, we are authorized International , :itiir.v^« iteaiers. At is^.^ was that that ,wiis nc niii-otmc iii rne oi-irtinizHi-ron i i Wtiffoul soon gained possession of! which brought forth the best fruits, n puipos, oT ,n, mpan.zamn i. >• ' pro,lured in the lives of those | .SCIISfItIHE Tt) THE ClIliOMfl.F i ,al and an annuai t'e.-toke,h,;rl,an-, h' ^ „f o,„l I “The l-.per Everylmd, Read." I P. S. Jeanes sEK:jom:-j3e>i^ Let us furnish your repairs for mow ers, rakes, tractors, harrows, or any other farm machinery. J. I, Copeland DO. ,i: Bro., Hardware. tf . r'\ \I. SK I I I.EM ENT I..:* 'T"’ 11' that t^u tlu“ 2isl tiay uf N')'.' M'’I I Will tBWci it final ac ct'i »it (,'■ I 'y act' and titling^ as A,il- niiiii'tta!i , i,f thf c'tatc uf W. ,M. Ft, I gii"i':i. lb I in tin- uffici* yf till- I'-tii't Ibiibati c)f I,au(<‘n' t 'liiTi'y. a' ]'i u’t'lufk a. in., ami un the 'aiiif li: \ \\;ii :4^>)'ly fur a final liis- cha.i I't t MX, Anv ■ i' riu' ,, iri'tit I'ui fHt.'UIi' e.'tatf w sa.d dat ha I 11 i). 11-d; It In >M Miy t'u t as .Xilminist ra il un imii'htcil lu suitl e.'tate 1. li ;j.n,i I fijaircti tu make pay- I 111 bt !’,i!c tliat d:ite; ami' all ’■\;ng ilainis agiimsl said lire -ent t hem un ur before duly pinven ur he fort'ver and r."t?fftfTed effort of all forc4's upr posing Ciermany. Iya111 line. A Wofford prms^eh wenf “2. 'BubslitUliun of ^^JbudinL” i)\er the goal line and R. C. ttiok jio.s- for " 1 hey .shall not pass! and Oiu M‘"i(in of the hall on the ‘Jri-yarti backs are to llie wall. >; stripe, .\fter .sevi'ial inteicepteil pass-! I ain reminiliai uf the fust liy the es un liutli siti^s, the Blue .^tu(;kings Sunday schued lessun fur .\uvenit.er .a. Iiegan, then unly si^slained drive of (Acts l.':‘2-L 2J-al). ()\cr in Luiupi*. the .ifternuun and went down to \\Of tht* wtriuiis sccluis ut the lung battle funr.* LM) yard line. Here Wilbanks front against C.eruianv were held hy hcaveii a l-.-yard pass lu Rei rin who! m inies of various natiun.'. The long ran the remaining five yarils un- front of tiie ai iny to establish the i tile tuut hetl. 'I heJMidr for the extra puint"f J' sus as King lias setdurs held tiy Uirniies ' of various tlenominations. I'he i.'ame \’.:v fdletl with penalties (L'er in l.urupe, no matter how* cum uli hot*h .'ides ;i-id Yum'iles on R. C.’s nbdely the Freneh liehi their ,-eclur.'. sitle. Willianks madt* st'veral fumbles , it was a defeat lur them if the t*nem.\-<‘ in midfield winch would liave l^e^^irokt* thru-st'etuis held Jiy armed fuic- disustro'us e|us<*r tu thi* goal. of other natbuirt. X oui denuinina- (irew 11 yanl:- in penaltie.s and Wuf-ltion is wt'akened I»y failure of some R. C.’.s total was greatly in- hy tin* one pt'iially ,n.. „f i:\ \ D FLRCDSON. .Xdminislratri.x ford ♦’>' creasi*tl yiwds. The play at end of Raul Ytarout, fleet Iracd'i man, gavi* th»* R. C. root- ^ ers much to talk about. Mis offensivi* and il(*f(*n.sive game.^ wort* jam-up. He looks to be all-.state material. His run ning down of a Wofford num on the j other denomination to properly wage war. Your lioy or your girl may marry a boy or girl of that other denomina tion and thereby h»* drawn into it. How fooli.sh tht* French would have het*n bad they said that nohotly could fight against <Ierninny who ditl not become a Frenchman. Yet, in effect, that was the posilLon of the mother 10-yartl lint* was the most spt*ftavulan churelr at .lerusalem, tlespite the spec |)lay of tin* gann*. Sal rt'velatitm tt) Reter, leading tt) tht . .Xlthough the Blut* Host* rollt*d up a 1 conversion and acct*i)tance t)f ( ttrneli-, big score, the team tlitl nt)t click the way they tin! against (Jemson. It was only sill prist* plays anti tln*ir alert ness against passes that t*nablt*d them # If your tires slip, slide and skid now, think how danger ous they’ll be these coming months of slippery n>||ids and morp. darkness! When you can buy safe, new (btodytnirs at today’s- low prices, why risk It? On cool roads new rubber wears very slowly — new (Foodyears will protect you ail winter and still be almost new next spring. So buy now, be safe and save monev! Goodyear Pathlindcr us, a Roman centurion. Tliat chureh. I the mother church at .lerusalem,. \v}intt*tl converts to becomt* .lews be-j fore becoming ,( hristians. 1 hat chureh | to scoi t*. Tilt* plays through tht* dm* j reganied .Imluism as an entering gate | didn't work at all. Only in the lastjfo t'hiistianity. It wanletl converts to pt*rit)d jwht*n Bolick opened up and be-; assume all tlte Imrtlens that the Mp-^ gun tt*aring off gains tfirough the saic law laid upon descemlants of lint*, ilid tht* team look like they ditl .■Muaharn by blood. 1 am con'vinced in tht* first game of the si*ason. that the health of ('hristians would be ! Wofford "^showetl the effects of ^ improvetl if they observetl various thard sehedult*. They didn’t have any regulations of the Jewish cotie for pep and coultln’t 'get the offense,i personal cleanliness. i4n\vt*ver, the an- * which showed up against Davidson, tipatliy between (lentiles anti Jews. gt)ing. This was mostly due to the was so great that it woultl have been ^ j alert play of the R. (’. rinc'iueti who a stmubliriFr block in the way of ^ completely swamped the Wofforti run- tile eonverts had they been required ning attack. For the TerrierH, Bouk- to l>eepme Jews ;is a-condition of be night ami .Xntlerson \vi*:e the out- coming Christians. Raul ami Barna- stantling players. The line-tips Ros.—Wofford - LF. 'i.T 'LG ( RCJ (jallman Mc( ravey Knots Jone.s Hoover Vvas.with the backing of the great church at Antioch, took the positron Rresbvlerian that Christ hud broken down the wall I Yearout I between .lews and Gentiles and that -Robinson there was liberty in Christianity. Correll Reter baeketl up their contention by i Ri**,‘()ei his own experience, ^.-T^* ,_raqtlu*iR HDANIEL YULC. WORKS Boggs church at J^'rusalem was vC'OTT"^ ap Simms (c) prove the atlvanced position of the Forehand church at .Vntioch. Ren in The deeitling argument was that . Bolick God had shown approval of acceptance Mc''ulli>ih jf Gt*ntik* converts as (Fentile Chris- W.r.)an’AS tians by bestowing upon them the gift joi the baptism of the Holy Spirit. Man 0)-- T) cculd not dar£ disapprov'e*-of that ()—which God had"approved.. T^ great- tn t anti most unan&wev«^le ^argument 'for ChrUtianity is a JiY^ truly “hid We wish to expr^s our than'es and|''V'.th ('hrist in God” and there can be i appreciation for ,^the many txpres- no such life except of qrje^.b^tized 'sions of love and syur-pathy shown us,with the Holy Spirit. The (lenUle j during our recent sorrow. ^ Christians who were ^not circuiffcised ! Mr. and Mrs. T. L. Cooper 'and who in other ways did not sub- } and Family. —i RT—JLuu 1 i ni, , Uu:-Moore Ql! —Anilcrstm jLH-^ Fundcrhuike (cl ilHl -Crouoh ' F-B—^^Bouknight .‘^cort* hy^periods: I Wofford 0 Rieshyterian c, d 0 0 0 14 CARD OF^H ANKS SUBSCRIBE TO THE CHRONICLE *The Paper Everybody Reads? .scribe to Jewish doctrines nor prac tice Jewish customs x^ere just as much approvcmI of God as were the Jewish converts. That fact could not i FOOTWEAR PEWNEY'fi ..1 PENIMAID Sure-snsp GALOSMEi Fleece Lined! Get Yours Today! In Attractive b'riistcd Lltcct! MEN’S ^ RUBBERS A product of exceptional quality! A price of real economy! BUY NOW AND SAVEII Don*l worry ahnu* ihc wettest weather' Br-drv—hr comfort able! Long wear because of iltc ht'Urr-Quality rub ber ' l*iasier. fit be- caiiM of rl»e xvork- Kiddies’ Puddle Duck Boots ■ Boys’ High Cut Boots 12'/jt«f2 .$2.98 2*2 to 5*2 $3.49 Misses’ and Girls’ Galosh^ 1 Fleece- Lined 89c . Boys’ Boots 12',2 to 2 S2.29 2*2 lo S'z *2.49 -1 J i J'