The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, November 30, 1933, Image 5

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T / a- THUttSDAY. NOVEIIBER 30, 1933 \ TBE CLINTON CHRONICLE, CLINTON. S. C. ^ Personal /Mention ^ m-mmmsmmm. mMm ? * I shortly to expire and the big indus tries are beginning to operate under the group or association cqdes. More interest is focussing on the new Civil Works Afhninistration, dfirected "by Harrj’ Hopkins. Regarded by man asi one of the best and ablest men inl!| Washington. Men are being put to < ► work all over the country on" jobs I of a public or semi-public nature, and ^ 11 money is being poured out in pay en- ■ ^ velopes without too miich, bookkeep- i ♦ ing and auditing. There is everj' con-' Mrs. B. S. Pinson left Tuesday for, Washington, November 27. The fjdence here that the stimulus of this James “Davis spent Sunday with ' Miss Melanie Thomley is spending friends in Gaffney. j several days_j in Greenville vt'ith Miss Dorothy Miller of Laurens, =" v was the week-end guest of Mr. and i M:ss Helen Littlefield of ^ripson- Mrs. J. A. Coleman. I'dlle, spent the week-end with Miss. Hugh Eargle spent Sunday in Roberts Wnrirman ^ Week s Visit to her brother, B. H. shifting panorama of the New Deal “priming the business pump” will be Mrs. Charles Workman spent Sa^ Philadelphia, Pa. ;brings a new picture to the fore every ^y New Year’s, and so stimulate ^day and Sunday in Columbia with, yesterday for'few days. But each succeeding pic- confidence. ^ ^ j » buying trip for The ture is a little clearer than what Karfy in December hearings are to| Mrs. B. F. Copeland has returned Ladies Shoppe. . preceded it. so that it becom-s on the Tugwell bill, intended to! from a weeks visit to her son and^ r league was in Greenville understand the .Xdminis.ra'i'Vn s put the clamps on the advertising and! daughter-in-law, Mr, and Mrs. B. F. Monday for the funeral of his brother, progiam and to deduce its policies. selling of proprietary medicines, cos-i Coi.eland, Jr., in Charlotte. n. Frank League. ' The recognition of Soviet Ru.ssia is reties and food products which do not. Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Anderson. Jr.,' Mr. and Mrs. Jack W. Dillard of enough to understand. That gov- ^p the standards which, the are spending the holidays in Green- Spartanburg., were here Sunday for emment has now co.ntinaed for sixteen manufacturers say, are impossible to ville with relatives. the funeral of W. J., Henry. ye.ars, which i.s pretty good evidence maintain, and which most impartial Miss Elizabeth Lynn is spending the nnd Mrs. Charles Wilson and it is. a stable government. The ol .servers regard as unnecessaiy and day with friends in Greenville. .little son. of Roche.ster, N. Y., are f^il’u^e of the Lni«.ed States to recog- appre.ssivei There will be a lobby ini 'visiting friends and relatives here. ^ke past has been based on opposkion to the bill, amt a big f'ght Mrs. J. D. Jeans visited her sister, p^^ints. primarily. One point was jj, ahi^d. The oppo.^ii'on is not alone j manufacturers an»l .advertisors, also from newspajiers, whch! J x A , Mr. and Mrs. R. E. W’ysor, Sr., and Government of Russia and seriously aff-rcted. The Muss "Lucy Sherard, of Anderson, >s. of Dublin. Va., are its succes.<or, the other and more poju strongest ground of opposition ' the spemiing .seveial days with her sister Thanksgivirfg holidays ground of-non-rec ignition was pyj.; ^.Qn.roi any bu.si^, with their son and brother, Capt. R. the avowal by the Bolsheveki in their hands of G .veinrmnr E. W'ysor and family. earlier experiments that they were out bureaucrat.^ which the T igv ell bil; Miss Mary Bobo is .^pending today Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Blakely an- f® convert the whole world to Com—jj, pr*'sent foim, vvou .» do. j in Spartanburg with\her parents, Mr. nounce the birth of a daughter, Sara mun..sm and intended to start Red | and Mrs. E. L. Bobo. Lucile, Friday, November 24. revolutions everv where. .Mi s.s Dorothy W'il.son of Spartan- Judge M. M. Mann and Mrs. Mann, Russia seems to have discovered burg, is spending fbis week with her of St. Matthews, and Mrs. F. A. Trip- that the Cafiitaiistic nations are not sH-ter and brother-in-law, Mr. and plett of Cht.'-ter. were the gue.^ts Sun- going to make any trouble fi»r it .so Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Bobo and daugh ters, Misses Lillian and Margaret Bobi of Sparunburg, spent' Sunday Mrs Rennie Johns who is a patient that the Soviet government of Russia f-„„, with Mr. and Mrs. Aigie Bobo. * Horence ho.spital. on Sunday. t® rwrognize the debts of the but i and brother-in-law, Duffie Stone.' MiS. C. E. Nichols. dav of R■ v\ and Mrs. J. E.^ Mahaffey. D. W. Bethea of Dillon, was the Mis.s Kale Milam of Springfield, is week-end guest of his sister, Mrs. W’. sptnding the week-end with her par- \\. Harri.s. Rev. and Mrs. S. F‘. Bowles and chil- dr- n returned Tuesday from Jackson ville, F'la., where they had l»een vi.sit- tiv's in Chester ing relatives. ' Miss Marion I^eake of Bennettsville, is speeding the holidays with her sis ter, aMrs. V. P. .Adair. Mrs. Maude Hampton is spending ents, Mr. and Mrs.* E. R. Knov. Mr. and Mrs. R. W'. W'ade and son, spent Thank.sg^iving with reia- long a.s it doesn’t make trotrlde for .hem. and Maxim Luvinoff. the Rus- ■i in envoy, seems to have convinced Mr. Roosevelt that his promise, on bt*- half of his government, to lay off C.inuminisni pro|»oganda in the Unitr. RIOCTOPo.' Ip \ SLPlicAiiKlia BARGAIN FARES TO ATLANTA Every Week-End ^ $2^” "S? FROM CLINTON Tickets on .sale for all'’trains on Friday and Saturday and trains arriving Atlanta by .T:45 P. M. (C.T.) on Sun days. Return limit to leave Atlanta before midnight of Monday following date of sale. Duke-Tech Football Game, Dec. 2nd TRAVEL BY TRAIN —THE SAFE WAY SEABOARD AIR LINE RAILWAY Ou*- IMack ('louJ—Suicide A . .L , L ^'e famiiv do<*iors “view with a- ^ .As to the debts,, the'present govern- , „ * - .u u larm even more frequently than our crooked politicians do. How we wish we Cf'uld drive the blackest of clouds away! Which is none other than self-|'(» destruction. I can think of no greater offense to society than suicide. If we care the Thank.sgiving Httle son of Greenville, and .Mr. an4.,.tj[,.,ul,J^ Ru..4<-a that have not been paid - ® , suicide, it we care Mrs. R. L. Bailey. Mrs. Rutledge .Adair of Columbia, are hrve ai^ured ihe President that thev our.>elves, then there j .ni Sta'es. i.s one that will be kein. Miss Patsy Peay of Blackville. is' Ru>vian Debt Situation spending the Thanksgiving holidays with her parents. Mr. and .Mrs. W. I). iU.>nt. of Kus>ia i.- not much more 'remiss than .some of ^he other foreign Miss Claire Heller of Honea Path, gr'vemment.s wrbirb. owe much more Thanksgiving in Greenville with Miss wa.i the week-end guest of .Miss Ve a m mey to the United State.s. .American Emma Minkinshelt. \\i’.son. ^ .bi;.siness and bunking iniere.ds who Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Amlerson of Mr. and^ Mrsi " Edw'ard Henry and h< ve nia«le s«»me of the privavC loan.s Greenville, are guests of .Mr. and A..,r, , .u r Mr. and Mrs. T. P. P. Carson of spending the week-end with .Mr. and. are willing“ to hold those claims in sus-■ ^'**^*/***”*■ ^ *t.*»^**. Greenville, are s|>ending the week-end ! Mrs. H. D. Henry. pense, hoping to work them out some} with Mr. and Mrs. AV.riF. Shands. .-rAkack D. Guerard of Charleston, way through the new' bu.siness which " ® Niriowing .MI.-.S Adell Olive has returned to, is spending .several day.s with her par- recognition makes pos.sible. i u i if her home in .Augusta, after vi.sj^ing ents. Dr. and .Mrs. Frank Kellers. gimranteef in ihe— Dr. and Mis. F. S', (^htmil'e. ^^ MTss Elizabeth Copeland of Barks- a'gret ment w'itb Russia of religious Mrs. I.ee .Add Blakely ami children <lale, is spending the holidays w'ith liberty for .American cinzens livinjif or are s|)ending several days in Macon, her (larents, Air. and Airs. Dave \\. travelling in Russia, the right to em- Ga., with her mother. Copeland. . pj^y .American lawyers if they get in- Miss Lidie Davis of Ijrngley, is^^_ Miss Rath Todd of Sedalia, is spend- to trouble, and freedom to travel any- upending the Thank.sgiving holidays ing the holidays with her mother, Airs, where on profter passports, with her parents, .Mr. and .Mrs. John Irene Todd. Xhe statesmanlike view of the Ru.s- D. Davi.s. Friends of Edward Ferguson w’ill sian agreement is that it goes some AIiss F.lizalieth F liedner, who teach- I*e sorry to learn that he is confined distance in removing a possible seed es at Little Mountain, is s|H*nding to his hoihe in College View, on ac- for future war. The business view i-- Thanksgh ing with her .motiier, Mrs. JcbuM of injuries eeeedwd^ m Ru.sHa is a good customer for unpi'-fnabre things pnjduee never may a^aih^. Leaving oat all technicalities, it is plain WF^.XKNFS.'s that submits to the w'eap<*n of self-destruction. I had almost saul insanity. In fact, I be-j .lieve no sane I'erson will commit sui cide, though I cannot piH»ve it here.’ The inability to stand pressure—to 1 overcome.—what a colossal weakness! | Dissipation and wasting bmlily en-i We Are Grateful To Our Customers I : ♦ 1 As our minds turn today to Thanksgivinf;— we are thankful for the liberal patronage Riven us this year bv our patrons. . "^Fox the confidence you have placed in us for nearly a half century we are truly Rrateful. Accept our hearty RreetinRs on this Riad ThanksRivinR Day. NEWBUSI^S CORDIS l .such weakne.-s. ing never di»es. Nonnal life and liv- j F!s|»ecially does .sex- Annie Fliedner. ton High-I-aurens football game Frj- hundreds of millions a year of Amer- R. W. John.son, Jr., ‘.Tho is stationed day. ' ican manufactured gooris, and has a , .l i i # at Flffingham, with the C. C. camp,! Mi.ss' Rachel O’Daniel of Blacks- lot of valuable raw materials to sell indulgence o is spending the Thanksgiving holidays burg, and Miss F’rances O’Daniel of to us. .And the Soviet government with his father. Dr. R. W. Johnson. Rockingham, N. C., are spending the points with pnde that it and its banks Mrs. A. F. McCurdy and children Thanksgiving holidays with their and business men have never failed to have returned to their home in I.A- parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. O’Daniel. pay any foreign obligations incurred Fayette, Ga., after spending some Mr. and Mrs. L. K. Hudgens ofjgio^^ came into power, time here with relatives. 'Spartanburg, announce the birth of; Mr. and Mrs. S. W. Sumerel and » daughter. Rebecca Ann, on Wed- Tlie Treasury Shifts Turning to internal affairs. 4 other harmful appetite.s lead to col lapse of everything good. Living too fast brings one to the end of the road sooner—the wi.se man is a good brake- man. “Tired of life” is the usual excuse. the Remember, life is just what we make it. This world and its appointments rtlMm.. Virpnia and Betty Jmh. and nenday. November 22. Mr.. Hudgen.,' Tteaeurw ha. .et a lot „.rfeetl» for the dwelling. Miss Maude Sumerel are spending the before mamage^ . was Miss Frances - •^Maa.ino^ .n.i BUrmaarl tht. P^neciiy se\ lor me a g Thank.giving holiday.' in Ruby with Andermtn of thi. eity. * ^re.t. Z[ ""“b'* Mr and Mr. J S. McGregor , Mr.. J. E. McCord of H^g.., ha. ^ ^ Friend, of Ml.. Uta McIntyre, a taken an apartnmnt in the city for^he ^ cur-w!m7 of .in i. denth." What 1 $. Biiley & Son BANKERS OLDEST STRONGEST member of the orphanage school fac- winter at the home of Mrs. ulty, will regret to know that she is a Kern. Mrs. McCord is the mother of rency program. Giving Secretary of individual can take his own life? a * • ai. ti U •* 1 C »1 ! iMi-- TfeasuiT WoodiH UH indefinite ‘ This is a case where there is no patient in the Hay. hospital following Mi.. Marpwt MeCord. a member of ,, ahaence is merely the Presi an operation during the past week, jthe Florida Street school faculty. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Pratt and daughter. Miss Dolly Pratt, of Green ville, spent Sunday with Mrs. Pratt’s mother, .Mrs. Mary Prather. Mrs. C. M'. Hallman and Mrs. B. M. Dutton spent the week-end with Mrs. V. D .Ramseur, who is a patient in a Greenville hospital. 12,000 To Get Cross Hill News cure; our only fight is for prevention dent’s way of stalling off applicants i only chan^ for good. This pre- for his job. Henry Morgenthau, Jt.,'y^ntion is told in two simple words:! now acting SecreUry of the Treasury, “Ri^ht Living.” It is rotten wood will douhtless have the title as well, as gives way when the house falls. a JqKs In St&tC *** makes good. He is per- Remember that, and shun evil as you ' 'sonally as close to the President a-i ^ould the deadliest serpent! anyone in Washington. He is regarded ‘ ’Columbia, _ Nov. 28. —- Malcolnv J-'as neither ukra-radical nor ultra-con- — Miller, state civil works administra-; gervative. He is in full sympathy with Miss ElizaVeth Sheely of Ninety- tor, said yesterday arrangements had the Adm.nistration’s program of de- Six, is spending the Thanksgiving hoi- heen completed for approximately preciating the dollar in international idays with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. 42,000 persons to be at work in South trade—that is. in terms of gold—until — j O. I. Sheely. .. ^ Carolina by today under the new fed- ^ p^int is reached at which all of the Tros.s Hill, Nov. 25.—.M. C. Hill left Mr. and .Mrs. A. W. Bnce and Miss eral program. world cuner.ciea-can beistabilized on a last week'to accept a po.sition in Au-1 Ma:gurc. Brice are si>ending the j County administrators reported new gold basis. gusta ' I Thanksgiving holidays with relatives their progress to Miller at a confer- of the Administration’s R. U Mitchell left .Monday on a hu.s-' in Chester. _ _ ^ . ence today. They said the e.stimatesl j.ritics overlook, it is pointed out here ines.s trip to AtlanU. Mr. and ^lTS7-Lr-B;“Dm*rd, Mi^ea ntetuited persons engaged on fonner ijy tHe presraenTs friends, jg^hat all ML? Thelma Gregory has returned Bebe and Emily Dillard spent Sunday work relief projects transferred to of this so-called “inflation” of the dol- from an extended visit to friends in in Chester with Mrs. Dillards par- the civil works program. *.s a re.^ult of putting the price of Tallahassee, Fla. u J 4 i^te of employment indicat- gold up d€,es not affect the soundness Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Hipp and chil- Mr. and Mrs. W. .A. Moorhead an pj by the reports, the payroll for dollar here at home. The gov- dren, of Clinton, were Sunday gue.st.s , Mis.s Myrtis Holland are spending to- first week would mount above ^^00,-, pre',fil is still good, these of Mr. and Mrs. -S. I). Austin, day in Hartsville with Miss Maigaret OOO. A total of more than 50,000 per- authorities say, and even the silver The Rev. and Mrs. E. .M. Bo.stick | Moorhead, who is a student at Co er 50^3 ultimately would he employed Itficertificate, with only a few cents’.,visited relatives in Charle.ston lasti college. ^ 11 ‘ lu state. I worth of silver at present gold prices, ■ week. While there Mr. Bostick at- Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Galloway, ‘ p- Reports of-work beginning today or behind it, is just as good as a dol- tended the state Baptist convention. Elmer Benton of Florence and Miss tomorrow included the following coun- ^.jtb all the Mrs. Hunt of Verdery, is the gue.st, Kathleen Galloway of Columbia co - ties: Anderson, 1,090; Charleston, ^^t of private hands and in the of Mrs. Bigie Leaman. — , j lege, are spending the Thanksgiving ^OOO tomorrow,; Greenville, 1.200 to- Govemment’r control, gold figures as Mrs. Guthrie and Mr.s. iJ. H. Nance j holidays with Mr. and Mrs. . • morrow; Greenwood, 800; Richland, money only in settling international spent Tuesday in Greenville. McMillan and Mr. and Mrs. John . 3^400 tomorrow; Sumter, 706; Spar- balances. The old gold dollar could .Miss Irene Hunt has recovered suf-j Finney. 4 M' nnd York, 80. compete with the depreciated ficiently to leave the Greenwood hos-! Mr. and Mrs. V. P. Adair and iss ^ _ _ monies of the rest of the world, and as pital. She is at the home of her aunt,, 111 Aim fgCAjr result we wer^ losing our for?ign Mrs. Summers, in Newberry. | 1* 1 II ®“*‘ e*pl®itable sumius- Mr. and Mrs. G. F'. Boaznian spent 1 lAlIc es, and getting sUrvation prices for Sunday in Chappells. * * (such as we could sell. The Methodist Missionary Marion Leake of Bennettsville, .are spending Thanksgiving in Gainesville, Ga., with the former’s daughter, Miss V’ivian Parks Adair, student at Bre- society nau. , , , . u* . . i L J ' . ' Nothing has pleased the .Admtnis- held an all-day study course at the Mra. C. E, Galloway and daughter. .The local Kiwanis club had an «n- ^ ,be news church Thursday. “Christianity and Marcia, are spending the Th^nkspv- terestlng meeting iMt TTiursday eve- . ^ Bombay that the Indian cotton Industry in .America" was the tiUe ing holidays with her parents. Mr. n\ng with Franklin H Kean of Wasb-^ beginning to buy of the book studied. and Mrs. George T. Barnes, in Co- ington^ D. C., m its honor guest. American cotton again, something The Woman’s Missionary society of lumhia. , 4 ^ made possible only by the dep.eciaticn the Baptist church held its meeting Miss Margaret Blakely of Green-Iutive of Kiwanis I“*froat>®»*I. Chi- m ^^rms of gold. Wednesday with Mrs. Conway Dial. ^ Blakely ville, spent the past week-end here ca^, was introduced by Hugh Aiken, with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. ©f Greenville, lieutenant governor of: i After the business session the pro- New Recovery Patka. ft . . • Rou Blakely. She was accompanied this Kiw^idi^. He t^k “ S^Sd ^oit‘'Durin* ThT .Miil ho” Mr and MrsT ’Thomwell Dunlap excellent Kiwanik address. At the con- shortly. If ih<^ closest to t - Tiea^ have as their guesU for Thanksgiving elusion of the pro^m Mr. Kean call- “*7 *® h® believed, tnere is a .lef- Mi'J !AnIde"liune Johnson of Elber- ed a meeting of new and old officers, {nUe silve.-purchase program snap CARD OF THANKS ton. Ga. Mrs. Jack Cooley of Griffin, of the organization to compile his re- «P. whurn should lm\e a gieat < f- Sara Dunlap of Greenville, port 10 international headquarters. He br.n:T»ng abouo a speedy ad- Miss Hattie May Dunlap of Washing-, spoke in the highest terms of the club, of international currencies ^ ^ Me wish to thank our friends for international currencies the many kindnesses shown during the C;rD"c 'Richird Dunlap of Savan- iu wprk and future outlook. 'and liftmr world prices. illi.«, a^ d«th of our husband and ton, D^JL.y me ^ ^unlap, Mias H^ Less attention is being paid to the father, W. J. 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