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THE CLINTON CBItONICLE.H;LINTON. SI C
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Clinton Cljrontrlp
EataUilM Itot
WILSON W. HA&RIS. Editor and PnbHahar
Pnbliahed Erary Thursday By
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its correspondents.
ficei-s: B. H. Boyd,^ president; Rev.
Edward Long, vice-president; Dr. A.
•E. Spencer, trustee; H, D. Henry,!
trea.surer; J. F. Jacobs, Jr., secretary.
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1933
pay'to slay^sick 3 weeks to get paid
for 1 week.
Bankers
the wedding ^twixt budd ellison
Board of directors: Dr. J. B. Kennedy, j and miss rose pettle has benn p.ost- ^
, W. A, Moorhead, W. W. Harris, Geo. Iponed indeffinatelX because he left i Located at Clinton, S. C., at the Close!
JH. Ellis, J. 1. Copeland. C. W^tone town 3 weeks hence ^d has not rote' of Business October 25, 1933. j
!^nd Dr, G. W. B. Smith. . back where his weherabbuts is now lo-; . j
I ^ ^ cated. it -was to of hemm hell sat-! ASSCTS ^ |
! Mesdames George A. Copeland. J. L urday.gone at high noon i^the homej^ans and Discounts $839,883.50'
jCoi>eland, Miss Lucy Copeland and’of the bride’s father, she says she 7,212.0'
I Messrs. Guy L. Copeland and Charles j is threw with men. V j Bonds and Stocks Owned '
I Copeland attended the graduating ex- \ i Bank
ercises at Chicora college Tuesdayi a nice .shower of rain is fallingxin Furniture and Fixtures
'night. midst at pres.sent and it is badiv Banking House
Statement of th| Condition of I .
M. S. BAILEY & SON,
Magazine, 2 years for $3.50.
JAMES W. CALDWELL
j^Real Estate Owned
N. Brunson of Greenville,' will he a big help to fall gardings Xa“h on hand and due from
. needed to wet the ground with.
NONE'
NONh
NONE ‘
10,537.49,
Ra^o^,, Repmring
and Tubes
“ at
Radio Exch2Unge
Banks
* Dr. A
•was the week-end gue.st pf Mr. and and the power company as waiter is
'.Mrs. W. J. Duncan. getting verry low in their dam; it do Cheeks and Cash items'
j not come up to the school boys nake OtherxAssets
I Mrs. N. M, Kennedy of. Spartan-, who fell in s^aie last week. X'' /
I burg, is the guest of Mrs. A. M. Cope- ——— TOT.AL
145,1.31.49
^ 1G3.72
13.105.04
■ land.
the last
remnant
/
of
our . popper-
CLIN’TON, S. C.. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1933
. hia t
, . lation who went up to chicargo to rnnifai
Mrs/Virginia Neville was in Colum-! the centry of progress fair have re- Undivided P^its less
past w?bk amending the com-, turned back home and all report a Current Ex^s^s and
,menctment exercises of Columbia nice trip excepp a few who run out of
$1,016,104.18
lABfLITIES
$ 20,201.40
!a number of activities. .Some high ^^niijliary. Her son, William, wi^.« » cash while in transit and had to sell
: schools that have lieen frce.now admit, ^^niher of the graduating cla.ss. out his car and hitch hike back to flat
<*'i1y tlu-se children whose parents j - * rock
have money enough to pay tuition, j j^Us.s Mary Henry attended the,
O.ae out of every four teachers with junior-senior banquet at Clemson col
jobs will he teaching this year for last week.
Ie.«s mom y than the blanket code!
minimum for un.skiUed lalmr viclds or
the farmers, will all reduce their
Icotton akerage in 1934 judging from
Taxes Paid
Deposits:
Demand 80'},2;57.00
Time . .. 182,37lX6
Cashier’s and Cer
tified Checks 1,433.81
Total Deposits
Due to Banks
Bills Payable
8.920.27
E. Mood Smith, O. D.
Felder Smith, O. D.
Drs. Smith & Smith
OPTOMETRISTS
SPECIALISTS
Eyes Examined, Glasses Prescribed
Laboratory for Prompt Repair
• Service.
15 West Main Street Phone 101
CLINTON. S. C.
«
I KOSI’EKI I Y
, J '^be way they are unloading their cot-
Miss Louda (>opi*lHnd w-as a , .
.n annual hasLs. .And ..o w,- n.i.rhl „f Tuesday’s graduating. d..« ^of“"h7mTy they will” sell ht™
their land at 5$ per aker and quit al- TOTAL
r u „ A. I iri«.a « hi. ■ ^^^ber, bob burk thinks all sup-! . ... , _
The remains of Ben -A. Lyles, ^ ^ ^ * .State of South Carol;»a.
County of Laurens.
t.042.51
[.ONE
NONE
Chicora college.
on citing facts showing how far and
.serious has oeen the s-'hoo! retrench-
ment program
‘ Bu. ‘‘E<lu<*ation Week” is |.!anned'was
LOCATED
For a tinu there was consulerahle en os to the .?erious „candil^!i>Ji .now j member, arrived here Sunday frqpi^
,'hnfed by edueatHm ] Manilla^ PhUiqrpiTM? Islands, for in£fc.i
$1,016,164.1)
public tty and
the prosperity which was alleged U»
' r u « A. i iri.,., « ■ i^ogether, bob burk thinks all sup-
e remains of Ben -A. Lyles, "hOi , ♦ .'iiaie oi :>ou
noi to discour.-ige huf rath* r lo aWak-1 an la ship of which he was a crew > , , ^ i i> r n i i
, _ ' , . : 1 1 f,....,. i out of the u./.s. ai^d take gov- Before me came R. C. .\dair, Ourh-
to turn our minds from the black ment at Kosemont cemetery.
’ upYm “being dn!y“^w^orn
Ik a’dund the ^»rrier. .A recent syn- ^f{ the picture' to the,bright .sidej
opMs of iTie situation was to the ef- y„,j what it rev«*als. Americans
the railroad is talking about clo.s- “bove is a true statement of the con-
Miss luola Kike and H. Z. Wright, an doing away with ^f .said bank, as shown by the
feet that pnisjierity has at last pro-,jj,.^, rallying to save their .schools, ajjr., were united in marriage on Tues- tellygiam operator who is aliso s o t e an .
^^(...>.,.(1 to I’Ti.-'c corners on which the
icareful study is being made on the <le-.,}ay,
relief agencies are locateil, wher.* the. p,ession’s effect upon them, and on
bg
fat salarus, some going into the'}y which the schools are* (From file.s of The Chronicle
th<»u^ant>. * e being di.shed out al the endeavoring to meet the situation, i \fuy 17, 1923).
for
exjires.s agent and depot agent and' AD.AIK.
.cotton weigher and .super-in-tendent. Swo’n to and subscriWd before me
'in the .Sunday .school and chicken rias-'this 7th day of November, 193<‘b
expense of the taxpayers. And, as to parent-Teacher associations through-
wrat tht.«.i agencies are costing, you Uie United States have adopted}
slogan H. O. S.. “.Save Our
have no doabf «3 .serve! that there is (f,,,
a veil of .-eerecy.
Schools.” s ^
.National “EducaDo" We-'k” calls
upon all citizens an i all organizations
t<i l(H)k to their .school-. Wh'it are we
day. It is to Ik* Home-coming Day at jjr„}pjr to do about our schoo’.- is one
Piesbv.erian collegi-. and for the «k'-
Nobody’s Business
By Gee McGee
HOMK.-COMINt; DAY
.All roails vv’il! leail to Clinton Fri-
er, it IS not jiaying the railroad to
keep on paying him, as he* does not
take in that much monney for freight
and tickets ansoforth. ■
I yores trulie,
I mike ('lark, rfd.,
I corry spondent.
J. A. BAILEY,
Notary Public, ,S. C
If You'Get Up Nights
of the mo.st important questions be-
oi
( HAZY TALK •
Different things run different kinds
peojile crazy. In a certain insane
all
Joanna Mill Newa
l.ax the Bladder With Juniper
Oil. Buchu, Etc.^ '
Drive out the impurities and excess
ac91.s that cause irritation, burning
and frequent desire. Juniper oil is
plea.sanl to take in the form of BU-
tKETS, the hlailder laxative, aliio con-
casion a program i^f special interest fht. Americnn j>eo[)li». AI e asylum there are 5,768 patients,
has been p'^epared. To al! f<‘' *n<>“ •-i- jp- •„ p; apt rly maiulain the-e schools; more or less nutty plus. Keasoi
dents of the msti'tution. a most cordial (.)pi,)ren in order to proiM-rly from the ground up, I’d say the fol-1 (loJdville, Nov. 1,- Mr. and .Mr.s. (> 'Gaining Buchu leav'e.s. ete. Works on
Tirntattorv-4tjr!«-i?om^fo44b Oy ,.iHTews nr-wm gctir.-lowiwg lixtr^hoiild tj^tl-pretty-wull wbat.^ J-Burhanun i the hladde^ similar lo castor oi! on
ing to let them slip hack into an cra’caused these citizens to become un-iday with .Mr. and .Mr.s. F. .A. Buch-^b**'bovvel.s. Get a 2.5c box from any
of uncnlightcnment and ignorance? 'balanced: janan al Swananoa. N. C. (Irug store. After four days if not
Can we afford to jeiipardize the fu-i — - : — .Mr. and Mrs. J. (;. Franklin and '‘‘^‘^'‘■'''^*‘1 “getting up nights” go
return to ’heir alma Imater for the
day and to .oun in the ceb^hration ami
festivities HM anged espt cially in their
h(tnoi. 1 h» iiV'poiisi to the c:ill :»ack tj,,,. America’.s great army of i-.l i-j
h«'me“ is I'Xpi eted t« b» an e'li iT'.'s as-
t.i one. and the event will il.uMless
prove Inmeficial to the college in many
ways.
The grid .ion fealWe will Iw* the
1 *. C.-Nevvln ri y game in tIVe ufler-
nivoii for which a record-breaking
crowil is expected from all part.s of
the state The Lutheians. long-stand
ing and stublKirn rivals, are reported
as burnishing then tomahawks for
the b.ittle and the Blue Ho.se boys are
cution-s«*eking young.sters
•A. 850 of this crowd went
while wailing on farm relief.
lelat
ive,s in
crazy family visited
.Sunday.
—^ E. L. Thomas and
A LAWLRSS TRAFFIC B. 425 let insanity overtake them wards spet Sunday in Bath.
Repeal of the I8th Amendment will Awhile trying to pass big trucks and .Mr. and .Mr.s. Walter Wright
1.'tyoa u.
become a r«*ality in the m-ar fut ure,' public highway. That’s children of Spartanburg s|H‘nt Sunday !
the numiHT of wet slates needed to'^^hough lo driVF'all of u.s crazy. -wnth .Mrs. .Marion Hamni. Phai
cinch the proposition having U‘cn .se-}
cured in Tuesday’s election.s. Bv this. V\ rong numlHTs .succeeded
action we tell the world that we are 1'““king 172 perfectly .sensible pci-
endorsing and legalizing a lawless haty
traffic.
North and South (’arolina did not
I kiwisc priming to pul the game in ,
the vv.nmng column in a blaze ofwet parade as the wet
glory"
political leaders in the two slates had
HH*en forecasting for weeks they would
Another , interesting feature wi Wij,, pardoning gover-
Ihe mid-day luncheon al the college band-wagon at the
D. 125 men lost their minds
ing to button the collars on the 98
ednt shirts that their washerwo
men had starched.
, .Ml. and Mrs. T. K. Kelly visited
in'Whitmire SundaJ^.
.Miss Vivian Crowder spent the,
woek-end with -Miss .Margaret Satter-j
white in .Mountville.
try-
store.
relieved of ‘
VNhilmire:b‘‘^k and gel your money.
jhothered with backache or Ic"'’ ptin;
Floyd F',J. *fi'uui hluddct' disordeis you are
bound lo feel better afti'r this cleans-
1
and your regular'
Kellers Drug Store and A'oung’s
macy sa.ys BLUCETS. a ueai
seller.
hi. Traffic lights drove 999
for tbealumni. the election of officers to the hug-house; this
for the new year, and a consideration, is one of the principle causes of the
of other matters of interest 4o the '
Mr. and .Mrs. Hart Return
.Mr. and .Mrs. J. B. Hart have re-'
ltuined.(rom then trip to F'lorida, and
are now occupying the house next to
men the parsonage on Milton Road. I
INSURANCE
ZiM! ZIM!
We offer expert service
and prot^tion. Agent for
some of the strongest Fire
Insurance _ Companies in
America.
'increase in craziness during
association.
Busine.s.s hou.ses in the city will
close for the,big day. .A royal welcome
will be given the visitors as they
gather “back home” again.
5 years.
“party loyally.”
.Now that the nation has voted wet,
we have grave doubts whether any
plan which can be devised will be ef
fective. The people of the United
States have been struggling with this
“ problem for more than 1,50 years and
THE RED (’ROS.S t’.Al.L have never found any way to keep the
Plans are now being formulated for dealers in “hard liquor” within the
the annual Red Cross Roll ('all «» hounds set for them.
( linton The drive Tor memher.s will I "Booze ol>eyi» no laws” has been
he launched by a local committee t,ue from the beginning of things.
lM.aded by Itoherl S. Owens as chair-. Not only the Unit<?d S^att^^^ hut
'man. The membership in the oi gani- (.vei-y nation in the wonid is trvihg To , , .
ration is one dollar, and all citizens f,n,l a solution of the liquor problem. |underwear,
in the eommunity will he asked to re- \Ve do not understand that any nation
sfwmi with this small contribati«»n to .has ever found one that worked. All
he'p in It- relief work ih^ waiter over the World aleohol defu s. as it al-
throughout I he nation. ways defied, every effort to regulate
The Red t M.s.s has been serving hu- ,t. It corrupts public ofLcials and
inanity f«>! .he pa-l fifty-lwo years politicians, laughs at the police and
and :s levu .nizt i as the most useful makes a joke of the law.
r<‘ii'f o'gaii zation in the world it is \\\, have no confidence whatever in'
a fine, efteylive i*xpression of the the promises of the di.sttUees-andThwiy-
AnietCkn Iv art. It is the one oigatii-, .j^trihutors to “go straight" to “be
zation in which we may all come to- ^ood” now that their legal markeris
gelher as a united |>eople and know coming hack with the repeal of the
no partisanship. or creed. isth Amendment from 1 the fiHleral
The Aniei an Red Gross is not only ^(Constitution. Their business has al-
first in w hut first in peace, andiy^ty^ been in the hands of or mlimate-
Amenca lelies u|K>n its adijiimslia- |y a.s.sociated with the criminal ele-
tions in e\ery great catastrophe. It ment, and it always will be. IK*cent
has never failetl m the countless calls people will have nothing to do wi*h it.
past
Men’s .Ulasa Entertains
The members of the Ijidies’ Bible
4
Cla.ss were gue.sts of the Men’s Class i
Saturday evening, October 28th, at j
F. 119 men went cuckoo trying,which time a delightful chicken sup-'
to make out their income Ux re- per was served. Mr. R. G. Carr let j
turns. ' about a hundred men and women in to I
'where it was “all set” and they knew!
G. H22 real nice women lost their their duty from theie on. No formal 1
brain facilities on account of snor-j program was on, so all enjoyed ran-1
in husbands. ^doni stories, .songs, and jokes as in-j
.spiration moved from one to another.'^
H. 194 men went nuts because' !
REALESTATE
Town and country prop
erty. Prices attractive. •
Clinton Realty &
" Insurance Co.
B. H. BOYD. Asrent '
The distributors of Zim Zim
have a large numlier of demon
strators in Clinton this week,
demonstrating the new ('leaner.
Your home is incomplete with
out a bottle of Zim Zim.
Don’t fail to take advantage
of the demonstrator's offer and
get a picture of President
Iteosevelt free.
leading merchants will
have Zim Zim.
Price $1.00
1
they could not imagine where in the Mr. J. J. Clark Honored on Birthday"
Ithundet-lheir wives hid __ their last, oh .Monday evening. October 30th. i
.M rs. J, J. Clark was hostess at a din
ner part honoring the birthday of Mr.
Get ^ Good H AT
I. 225 persons became asylum vie- dark. The party came as a surpri.se i|
tims because they tried lo figure! to Mr. ('lark. A delightful four- '
out on the meters how much their (.oar.se dinner was .served. |
last monlh’s gas and electric light- xj,(,se enjoying this occasion with
bills ought to he instead of $1.00 Mr. Clark were; J. .M. Ro.s's, John J
imore than they expected. DuBois, R. G. Carr, W. E. Bragg, O.
' M. Templeton, \A. K. Waits. P. B.
J. 284 n^n and women lost their Mitchell, K 1. Thomi..>, M M RlakJy,
balance on account oflandge partie.s, h. Elli-s and Rev. .'1. K. McBoek.
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trumping husbands tricks, and visa <
versa; and waiting on Central to ans-ljQ^NNA SCHOOL OCTOBER HON-
OR ROLL |
First grade: Juanita Rowland, Rich-
K. 852 retail grocers became men- «,.(! Wellingham, Ed. J. Thomas, Sybil
tally unbalanced by listening at cus- Parmer, Mervin Barbee, Warren Kel-i
tomers saying: “Charge tt — I’ll pay jy Novella McC'urry. ' '
. ..........K lu uu wi ll 11. ^^” Saturday. ^ They went Second grader Bobby Boyce, F'red
made upon it for relief activities and n,,^ (.yen the customers of the .saloon Saturday night p^agg, Jr., Hazel Ellis, .Mary Francib,
rehabilitation. •evor held the ,.lo«n-kee,.e. in ,„ ;;>t '"nln;Kht-when nobody ,»,d any-: Bertie Morris, Marcie O’Shields, Mary
It Ts to be hoped that ('linton’s thing hut suspicTon and contempt? It ““thing. - , 'Frances .Rowlaml, Fiunice Whelchel,
s|>onse will lx* a sympathetic and lib- always will Ik-a disremjtable 7” .. Edna T.arl Workman.
ei;al one. 1 usiness. - ' wximen and children went Thiid grade: Bruce Abrams, Wil-
What we are afraid Sf now that the *>> «'»'•'* "osn-»ord P“- liam Poa*, Bobbie Jean Carr, Utha
“EDl’C'ATION W'EEK” nation has gone “wet" us that the poring over jig-^ws. Crapps, Juanita Franks, F'ay Francis,
T
November 6-12 has been designat- new. generation of officials who will!
ed as “Education Week’’ with parents be called upon to administer whatever]
• ' Elmoline Farmer, Viola Hall,
ttP* Putman.
Edna
M. 743 men became violent
and ed^ators throughout America regulatory laws may be enacted will *’^*1*^**.*^^**^ Fourth grade: Curtis Morris, Hi^el
asked to join in the observance. place too much confidence in the hon-!f° * family and - mules by Adams, Mary Lanford, Dorothy Sul
7-cent cotton and 12-dollar seed.'.nn RAi-nio-
“Meeting The_F'mergency in Educa- esty and good intentions of the liquor
lion’* is. the theme of the 'Week, with I interests. Past hiatory anmistalaK>tyf ktah^u c
ail citizens called upon to focus'thrir'shows that they are not to be trusted.’ ^ others lost their men
interest in schools—to have faith in
them and stand by them to the limit.
Few public services have felt the
depression more the schools.
Facts collected by the National Edu
cation Aaaociation show the extent of
the present emergency in education.
More than 1.300 rural schools, it is,
eatiBUited on the basik of recent re-
10 Years Ago
tal equilibrum from drinking ho-made
hootch, gambling in cotton futures,
paying their wives’ bills, waiting for
ton, Bernice Whelche|, Walter FuAlec,!
'TahMs Sample, Vonetta Brannon, I
'Ethel Owens. i
Items of Interest Frees The Chreaide
ef 1921
iww* kpi" ^ ^ Ik ' ^ I' mm ^
Mrs. Sallie Elisabeth Ferguaon*
ports, are closed. More than 100,000 >i<low of the late Pierce Butler Fer-
chfldren are being denied that funds-j ffuson, died Wednesday and was bur-
right of an American citizen; icr yesterday at Sardia cemetery,
good suid f .ee education. Teachers ; * .V
dividends on oil stocks, water on the
brain, water in the coffee, late break
fasts, sand in turnip greens, and try
ing to collect debts from folks who
own'a car and run a family on a 12-
dollar-a-week salary. (That makes a
full house.)
Fifth grade: Edward Lehman, Har
old Lewis, Juanita Adams, Nellie Far-!|
imer, Jeanette Gaskins, Ruth Starnes.'
These (Quality Felts Are
Specially Priced .
unpaid, school activities
cut down, some schools
fovred to extend their holi-
rly all have had to
Rev. B. Rhett Turaipseed has been
elected president of Lander college.
The Clintoh Kiwania club, was or-
courses and consolidate iganized Friday with the following.pf-
80C1AL NEWS FROM FLAT ROCK
mr. jerry botts got his sick beany-
fit insurance last week and is now at
work alt his filling station, he had to
stay ii^ bed 2 weeks before it started,
and onher count of that claws in same,
he has cancelled out. he said it don’t
Sixth grade: Harvey Dodgen, Char
les Franks, Claudia Mae Bpyce, Mil-|
dred Bozard, Idothel Francis, Ruby
Kelly, Sabry Smith. Everlena Whel
chel. ^ jh
Seventh grade: Floyd Abrama, Rosa I
Mae Motes, Lavinia Rosa, Henrietta,]
Turner.
$2.45: $2.9!r: $3.45
That well>dre8se4 feeling smarts with a
becoming, well styled hat. Select a 1934
mode! snap brim from our extensive col
lection in pew coloi^. -v
ATTENTION-SCHOOL TEACHERS
«'hy moi give me jmm aubaeriptiona
te yow achoal magaxinca. Call 28 at
12:30 p. m.
JAMES W. CALDWELL
L. B. DILLARD
N«xt To Casino Theotre
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