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THURSDAY, DECEMBER 14, 1933
THE CLINTON ('HRONICLE. CLINTON, S. C.
PAGE SEVEN
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Serial Story
Omitted Today
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The Chronicle, regrets that,
due to lack of space, the regular
installment of its serial storj\
“Whispering Rock,” is omitted
from today’s pai>er.
Regular installments of this
interesting serial will be re
sumed in next week’s paper.
Duke Eulogized i
At Celebration^
Nov. Honor Rolls
For Clinton Schools
4
Four
Thousand Honor Memory
Of “Master Builder” In Color
ful Anniversary Event.
J. Laurens Hill i
Killed bi Wreck
I
WAN
WAX TED —To buy hee>wax.
to The Chronicle office.
FOR S.-VLE—Black walnuts.
bushel hulled. Phone Or
Bailey.
Greenville. Dec. 11.—James B. Duke
was eulogized as “the master builder”
and his benefactions lauded as “unique
in the whole history of philanthropy”
tonight at the climax of an anniver
sary celebration of the WO.OOO.OOO
endowment he founded.
Present to, hear distinguished
speakers pay tribute to" her father and
his work was Miss Doris Duke, only
child of the late power and tobacco
magnate.
She and her mother. Mrs. Xanaline
H. Duke, and trustees' of the endow-
ment sat on the front row of .^eats at Gaines. Erlinc Jleadbrs, Grace
._!? the huge Textile hall. .Around her
Providence School j Laurens, Dec. 11.—The body^ of J.!
First grade: Nancy N’eal. / Laurens Hill, 28, brought here fromj
Second grade: Mildred Hdiand. Carteret, N. J., by ambulance, arrived j y
Spurgeon Todd. Cassie Nelson. last night. The young maq was fatallyjX
Third grade: A. M. Shumake. 'injured Friday night a’hen struck by,
Fourth grade: Gaynell Hairston, an automobile as he waS* stepping)
Charles Hairston. I from his own car. He died Saturday I
.morning. '
Academy- Street School \ He was the son of Mr. apd Mrs. J.
First grade: Carl Windsor, CarLDroadus Hill of the Mount Olive sec-'
Campbell. IzelK Pre-ssley. Fiona Ca.^h, jtion. He had lived in Carteret three
Dorothy Petty. Walker Osborne, Billy jycars. 1
Davis. Harold Hughes. T. W. Tilhiian. t The body was accompanied^ back 1
Second grade: Charlotte Daniel, home by Bruce'Cooper and his sister, I
FOR S.\LE — At bargain, my entire the audience were hundreds
slock ami fi.xture.s. Will retire from sentatives of orphanage^.
in
of repro-
hospiials.
Myra McDowell.
Lewis Bagwell, .Arthur
Benjamin Woodard.
Third grade: Bennie Ginn. James
Law-son. John Wilson. Dorothv Mae
Mea
dors, Ruth Gaines.
businc.'s
with me
bors.
January 1st.
if interested.
Communicate
W. E. Xeigh-
WANTED you X6 get your fireworks
at P. S. Jeanes. Wishing, you a
Merry C hristmas. tf
FOR RE.N’T—Six room.^ on first flmir.
private bath. Reasonable. r»s South
Broad street. Next to Baptist church.
J. R. Boyd, Railway Expre.ss Co. Ip
colleges and other institutions bene
fiting from the gigantic philanthropy.
“Truly Mr. Duke was a master
builder.” George <1. Allen i>f New
York, chairman of the endowment
board, 'told the assemblage.
^Len reviewed the rise of “James B.
Duke, the man.” to the I'osilion “des
tiny had decreed for him.” attribut-
Louella Sanders, Mrs. James Burns, also formerly of ^
Dunaway, Mount Olive. |
j Funeral .services were conducted at I
Mount Olive church this afternoon at
3 o’clock by the Rev. J. Guy Martin,
pastor, the Rev. Jodie A. Martin, and
the Rev. John H. Washington.
Fourtlr grade: Jean Davis. Roy Lee ^ Ho is survived by his parents, two
I.yda. Kathleen Howard, Ix>is lainford.. sisters, Mrs. Roy Odell of Cli arwater.
Birdie Tillman, HslKel Cannon. Ila 'an 1 lilis.s Cornelia Hill, .Mount Olive.
Curry, Francos Smith. , r —— ^ -
Give LIVING
r
Presents this Xmas
Such As:
ROSES ^
CARNATIONS
SNAPDRAGONS
SM EET PEAS
UASKETS
NOVELTIES
POfNSETTIAS
,CY( LAMIN
CHERRIES
BEGONIAS
JAPANESE GARDENS
W REATHS
High School !
Eleventh grade: Eli7..ahelh Buz- ’
hardt. .Ada Sue .Allen, Helen Bobo, i
Irene Dillard, Elizabeth Harris. Joyce
Pitt.s. j
Tenth graiJo; Sara Fiances Baldwin,
Traflic Rules
Te Be Enforced
I.ET rS TEI.EGRAI*H THAT GU'T TO DISTANT
FRIENDS. ASSI RIMG YOU OF I’KOMFT,
SATISFACTORY DEI.IVERY.
ORDER EARl.Y.
f ClintorT Flower Shop
NOTICE—No hunting or
allowed on our jands.
A'oung. John T. Young.
W-ANFEI* In your ru-h.
P. S. J vanes and
wiche.^. \\ i.'hihg you
ma.s.
ing to him mode.sty, a marvelou> I'er^zLoiii.'e Chambers, Madeline Cassa-
.sonality, extraordinary powers of con- nova, Katherine Graham. Mo«leone
trespassing rat ion and husines-s acumen arjd Finney, l.aetitia Jones, i'hvistina
John H. withal generosity an ! h:oad human Sowers. Elizabeth Nicholson. Margar-
l2-2S-5c ^Cmpathie-i. tt Sulli\an.
Chief George R. Holland stated yes-'
to ilay that the police d.-pariment, be-
gr.ining today, will rigidly enforce al!
traffic regulations in tho city, Jlyivers
are warmtl as to correct parking,
-p.eding and slapping at signals. Par
ties violating the'ic regidatiims will he
105 E. Carolina Ave.
Phone 33
to rush
get your
a ^Ieriy Chia?'
He characterized the endownu-nt Ninth g' ade: Dorothy I'larke. Peg-1 fined, it is stateil by the depart'.nant.
tf
F( R S.Vi.E (b)o l dry wood, rvady
for -Stove. 3.000 bundle^ ftKUler.
tons cane and pea \ ine hay. Public
hauling. Phone 0270. Simmons Ca-h venture in the realm of social service
2i-2c of a constructive kind” wa^ “at least
as "an eiiifice which will remain as p;y Sprunt,
4i:i rtt# rO the -ie*. more Rcherts:"
enduring tjian the !*yraniid< of Remph.
f-jrx'pt-” Eighth grade
Dr. Heury N. Snyder, pre.^iilen* of Bnldivin. Tench Owen-. Roy Johnson.
Wofford college. Spartanburg, -aid C.iace Bozard, Elliotte Ibdobins. James
the endowment “if not the larges* ad- Freeman, Klizabe’h Barnett. Robert
Rebecca SjH'ake, Adelaide
~ The till a ■ TYiylor,' Lbi ehe^
Jane Sturgeon.
I.ouise Bailev. W. P.
TO GIVE HOT SUPPER
lifocery.
Wvi NTEI)--Orders for your Christ
mas eaneiy. .Mints, cream fudges di
vinity tu'lge. sea foam, ete. Mrs. P. B.
•Adair, phone ;»1.*7-W. Iv
.MONEY TO LO.AN on harm lands at
.'iM intere.st and easy terms. .Also
moiigages leiinaneed through Federal
I.and Bank and 1 arm I.oan *000111115-
sionei. W. T. Bolt, .Auoiney. Pi*op!es-
Entej oi i^e Bank Bldg., luiurens, S. C.
one different from that ever made by
any other man.”
I “It stands unique in the whole hi--
.;piy of philanthropy in the motiv-s
behind it and in the plans by which
ihe-<e niotive.s shouKl bt* applied to tic
walfare of coming gene^aiim-.”
The governors of two state-^ C.
B. Ehringhaus of North Carolina, and
I. ('. BlarkwiLii^of South Carolina -
joined with the notables in praising
phi1anthri.pi.st and his undertak-
Wysi^r. Ixiuise ‘ Weir. Paul lA‘ague,
Callie I’ufnam, Richard .Adams. Viv
ian Nabors. .Nora Cannon. Eielyn
Nabors.
The Baptist P.-T. -A. will give an
old-iashioned hot supper tit Wads-
worih school house, near heie, Friday
night, l i'ginning at »> o’clock, to which
the public is invited.
ir> and 2.7 oent.s.
Supi>er will he
JOIN OUR
CnAiAtmj3A.
CLf-
.S.ALE.>M;LN
leigb !t ute
of (..'linton, Lauien
Kicninon 1,
Florida Striu*! School
First gnide: Kathryn Baldwin. Billy
cbv*iper. Bobby Dean Dailey. Jean Mc-
Sween, Marion Pitts, Wyman Shealy.
Second grade; Peggy Johnson,
.Anita ('a.ssanova. I*riiigle t'opeland,
.Amelia Payne. .Ann Blakely. .Martha
Gene Satterwhile. Chris .Adair. John
1*2-1 l-4tp ihe philanthri.pist and his undertak- ^-Vj^new, William Graham.
■ Third grade; Marcia Galloway. .Ag-
Olher .speaKcrs included l>r. W. P. llipp, Rufu.s Sadler. Amo, Jacobs,
of *<00 fanulie.- in cilie.s Few, president of Duke university. Henry. Elwyn .'^turge m. Wat-
ehief h<*npfif.iaiy of the SimbsTTir"
Mayor J. M. .Mauldin of (tri*en\:lle; Fourth grade; Betty Hunter, .lane
f»r. Walter L. Lingle, president of l>a- Little. Marjorie Miller. Virginia Suiii-
v; l<on college; Dr. .A. T. Jamison, su- Nason. John Sb*an. Vir-
peiintendent of Connie Maxwell
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Radios & Tubes
Smith’s Pharmacy
Men. wanted for Kaw-
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hust-
parl.> of Lnion county. Reliaoie
ler .shoui 1 -t.trl earning ^27 weekly
and ineica-.e rapiilly. Write imnie*li-
R.iw.etgh (♦.. Dept. .<C-ll-S,
Virginia. 2l-2ps
For Sale-Ford Piano
Truck. A. O’Daniel.
“ MOLASSES
or
phanage, Greenwood; and Dr. L. Ross
! Lynn, president of Thronwell orphan-
’age, Clinton. . ■ *
i The celebration, marking the ninth
anniversary of the founding of the en-
idowment, began with inspection
in this vicin
ginia Wier. .Annette MiMirhead,.Lillian
Sp«*ake.
b'lfth grade: Lula Gray Harris,
Jeanne Holman. Emily Martin, Mil
dred Windsor. ElizalH'th Wy.sor, No
land Suddeth, Evelyn Stowe, Jean
beneficiary in.stitutions
ily.
I.
Co|ieland. Florence Ella Blakely. Car
olyn McSwi*en, John Ddiorne. Miriam
f^llon. BrinK your container.
I. C. BOLAND
WHAT DO
P. S. Jsanes
, - _ Coleman. Darrell Dailey, Catherine
Just received a barrel rf pure, Misi Duke, who a fortnight park man. Fiances William.^, Doio-I
New Orleans Molasse.s. 70c per came into imsse.Hsion of $10,000,000 of ^tutls, I. I). Gaines. * j
a S'0,000,000 trust fund left her by Sixth grade: Margaret Shealy, |
her father, attended a meeting of the Frances Speake, Virginia .Sadler,
endowment trustees during the after-,Elizabeth Baldwin. Eugene Pin-
noon. The world’s richest heiress, she Eugene Sloan,
became a member of the board when Seventh grade: .Margaret Brice,
.she received the first part of her large f^yjse Jacobs. Frances Simp.^on, Eve-
inheritance. lyn Henry, Betty Spratt. Dori.s Suber,
Her mother and 14 others complete. Co^ieland. Elizabeth Graham,
the endowment board# all present «t Ludie Nell Scott. Uoyd Barton.
today’s meeting. Th# other members
are George G. Allen, New York; "- we f ^ --
R. Perkins, New York; E. C. Mar- 1 CAT 8 UOttOll ^FOp
;shall. Charlotte; B. E. Geer. Green-
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Yes, you can have a marvel-
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DO?
GOOO;^YEAR
PATHFINDER
Super twist Cord
TIRES
# Better tires than the
highest priced tires of
many other makes — a
▼alue you get because
Goodyear builds the
villc; W. S. Charlotte; W. B. Bell.
W. C. Parker and .A. H. Sands. Jr..
N\*w York; Dr. R. K Flowrrs. Dur
ham; W. S. 0*B. Riibinson. N. A.
iwke, W. S. Rankin and C. 1. Bark-
hoider, Charlotte, and W. .N. R-y-
nolds. Winston-.'^aleni. ■
(Ither notable guest- at theV-- .
i.ia:ion included Roliert Jolly. H •u--
Ton. Texa'. pre.-ident of tlie .A;nei .c.tn
H<i-pi*.al a--'.»ciation; Dr Ke;inflh M.
Lynch, Charleston; Dr. Wiley p t <-r-
l IS Durham; Dr. Ju'ian .v Mr’Vr and
D. E. Henderson, Charlotte, an,i C. E.
Hrewfr, Raleigh.
Placed Al13,177,000
^ ^
Department of Agriculture Is
sues E.stimate of 1933 Yield
Slightly Ah«%e IjlsI .Month."
Wa'shing’on. Ib*c. s. * An e-liiiiated
c< tt<*n priwliiction of I3.!T7J*<M» bales
wa-* announced today .by. iht-
m ml of agricult'-iv thi v
crop. That coiiipuro-' with I .lud.lHKI
balci. itidica'ed a iiion'h ag * :ii;«l 13.-
bale- ginned f'uiii ilu B,i32
4-
most tires—by millions.
Lifetime Guarantee
4.4t-21 4.50-20 4.7S-19
$555 $(gM $g7t
S.’s#-20 5.25-18 5.50-19
$745 $gl0 $0M
Offtcr Sht$ in
M’DANIEL
me. WORKS
Toys
102.11* M)
crop.
Bale-
*a*rtght
are
ea.^h
Needy Children
\n ann‘al for contrihution-t of t.i.r-.
erher new or .second-hand, is being
made by .Mr.s. J. W. .Ande - m and
.Mi-'s .Myrtle Culbert.son, to be distrib
uted at the Chriatma.s .season to boy.s
an! girls ipf families in the commun
ity now receiving government cmer- pound.s
gency, relief. Toys of all descriptions, p »unds
new or old, in good or bad rep^r. are Un 3*ears.
acceptable. Tho.se who desire to m^e The estimated
contributions are asked to comniuni- lal production
cate with either Mrs. Anilerson or by siate.s follow
of 7U0 paiind- gross
The . diriiiL'-tiofii*
p^trted an indicated y e!d of 2dU.4
ptiunds of Iin* cotton la the eci<- on
the 30,144,(Mgi acres --slimated for
harvest this 'year afle* n-ni<*vai of
acreage re I Hirted under the r**ftoction
program of the agiiculturai adjust-;
meni administration plu- a andon-j’
ment of 20.1 per cent of the iicreuge
In cultivation July 1 this year.
The yield last ytnf was 173.3'
to the ac.'-eage with 167.4 i
the average for the previous *
acie y.eld and to-
of this year’s crop
Miss Culbertson, or leave their gifts
at the local headquarters in the Ja
cobs a.nd company building.
CARD OF THA.SKS
wiih to try to express
to the
Virginia: Yield, *271* [>ounds; and
production 38.000 liales; North Caro
lina. 303 and *>00.000i South Carolina,,
257 and 742,000; Georgia, ^47 and J,--
110.000; Florida, 134 and 27.00O;’Mis
souri, 340 and Sl[^*.7.000; Tennes.see,.
We ,
public*our *thanks for the many ex- 245 and 4»>0,000; .Alabama. 104 and"
pr«ssions of sympathy extended in the OtO. iOO; Texas, 187 and 4.475,000; Ok-
ioss of our barn Monday night. lahoma, 210 and 1.285.000; .Arkansas, _
" To the members of the fire company^'l^i and 1,06-7.000; New .Mexico, 44K
for their diligent and persistent la- and 86,000; .Arizona. 338 and 82,000;
bors and to the many friends who California. 41*7 and 216,000; all other
risked injury to themselves in order stales, *2i*0 and 10.000; lower Cali-
to render aid to us.
.And to those who so generously of-
fertil shelter and fopd for the stock.
Tht-tf kindnes.‘^s are dcci y appre
ciated. •
\uENG BROS. LIVEriTOTK CO..
John T. Liitie, Mgi.
fomia, 16'.* and K‘.*8>*l.
•1AG.V/INFS Fi»R GHTS
Wly not sol-e your Gift jy,*:
...u - th'-s i hri-ini.T-.?
man — Salu: cay L en«ag
b> gi irjs
woman — l.udie**' Home
H DO
P. S. Jeanes
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