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)r ♦ / THURSDAY. JANUAHYI 25. 1934 / v.'l \ THE CLINTQN CHRONICLE, CLINTON, Dec. Honor Rolls For Clmtoh Schools Providence School ^ade: Nancy Neal, Cleo /• %■ First Hooper. , Second grrade: Mary" Julia Davis. Ethelese Harrison, Cassie Nelson. Third i^ade: A. M. Shumake. Fifth grade: Edna Owens,, Oscar Harrison. j Academy Street School | First grade: Carl Windsor, Iziel Pressley, Fiona Cash, Carl Campbell, Harold Pace, Dorothy Petty, T. W. j Tillftian, Billy Davis, Walker Osborne,* Second grade: Charlotte Daniel, j Martha Foster, Louella Sanders. Earl; Wilbanks, George Wilbanks, Benja min Woodard. lison, Mar{^ret Thompison, >Lindsey Turner, Lizzie Bell Wilbanks. Sixth grrade: Frances Speake, Vir- jginia Sadler, Charles Yarborough, I Seventh gmde: Loyise Coe, Louise !■ Jacobs, Frances Simpson, Margaret) ^ Brice, Boyd Barton, Evelyn Henry, ‘ u * PAGE FIVE I ^ Personal/Aention- ! ' ■ - I ' , the Vinson bill calling for the |JHO,-;bard H. H4Mins, Jr., Columbia aehool boy. muiBa '000,000 outlay in five years, (jr three .years after expiration of the London i naval treaty. ' pi Shortly thereafter. Chairman Vin-famine the son. Democrat, of Georgia, of the na-j insanity, Ival committee, told the house the^ Attorneys lisked Judft Riee to di rect state hospital authorities to ex- 49-year-old mechanic for Doris Suber. Eliial,et(. Barnes. Eliaa-1 Turk Osirran of felton spent the]way to Florida. Mr G™f InToasuri’woinld ^"repo'rtrt'Tomorrow beth GrabW'Betty^ Spratt. Ines v-^nd w.tb fnends at Presbyter.an ly conn^er^h ■">«** * Co. ^ rankri^a^n^eVranty in'S^c^S^ kl ^oung, Loyd Barton, Charles Burnett,.college. ^ Mias Sadie-Thandler of the.Umver-'ing Republican member Roy Davis, Miriam Donnan. j T.‘ J.' Blatock of Union, s{>ent the^sity of South Carolina, spent thojtive Britten of Ulinoi.s- j week-end with his parents, Mr. and ^week-end with her parents, Mr. and f Vinson. Xhornwell Orphanage School Mrs. Sense’s parents. Diddy Seventh grade: Gene Bowles, Heath Third grade: Mary Ella Fortner, niake. Joe Milam. Ha.skell Williamson, Edith Wright, gi^th grade: Madeline Smith. Ruth Gaines, Bennie Ginn, James' pjfth grade: Francos Darnell.. . I.AWson, .lohn Wilson, Charles Wind-!- Third grade: Joe Anderson, Gladys 8or, Dorothy Mae Gaines, Erline Mea- Damell, Jerrell Davis. Myde Rogers, dors, Grace Meadors. . Second grade: Carolyn Murphy. Fourth grade: Jean Davis, Roy Lee Thomas Eaves. Lyda, Lois Lanford, Kathleen Howard, First griule: Sam Mar^e-, I'>aura F. Hazel Cannon, Mary Lou Pace, 11a Hudgens, Margaret Peters. Curry, Frances Smith, Charles j • ■ - ■. Hughes. Joyce Braswell. • ' High School 111 • Tk.T Eleventh grade: Elizabeth Buz-' i rUlTICane INeWS hardt. .Ada Sue .Allen. Irene Dillard, — Jack • ^ • Mrs. T. J. Blalock. Eleventh (Trade: Clyde Conrad. Rital ^*** Chandler. Myrtle Moore. Martha .Sunday m Silverstrert wnth Fliedner. Tenth grade: Robert Campbell Ninth grade: Margaret \Vd.son, James Terrell. | u _~.4 rk t cu,.,.!,, t Eighth grade: Be.ssie Fortner. Eliz-; Ruth Ryan, Frances j B. Simpsop. -Repre.senta- napier and slayer and that he doubted -agreed with/^jg authority to order such a teat un der the law. ■^Mr.'^and Mi^^’E.'R Martin of Green-motion w^ made by T. Pugh ville, were the week-end guests of Mr. . ’ anm.ni'<? Taylor and Kenneth R. Kreps, ap- and Mrs. R ‘S Satter^ite house the annual supply bill for the,pointed to defend Wiles at bis trial Miss Marcim‘t Kitzhugh of Du- J'-^'^Hing for direct appropriations MUSS .Margimt ^ tzhui^h of 1 u ' .aheth Tucker, I Quartemian, L. Mjss Mary Jo Rheney and i/k-iuj x* *u i j . m mw nvAt i st-ai year. ^ \\Iurrnv of .kusuJta.Gn..4enI .Sunday _ . dos was convicted of mard« he’-e with friends 1*^^ ^ ' 1 ^ appropriations committee show- uary 13, three weeks after he, by his Dr. IKck H. Tuinit and O. I. Shoclyrj!’’7;'':^ business visitors in Charlottethe week-end with fbat counting NR.A. and unused fund.s from home to extort a $1,000 ransom the latter’s parents, .Mr. and Mrs. .A. ^or the current year, the navy may and beat the lad to death in an aban- B. Blakely. obligate itself in 1035 to expend $157,- Joned farm house. Dr. and Mr?'. F. D. Jones.we 1*8 vis-^'^0.000 in cash. i'tors in Columbia on Satui'day. ■ [ This would l>e Mrs. M’. Q. Grigg and son, Q.uay, tu^ejauthorizhd for the navy since Jr., have relumed to" their home in,fore the M’a.shington arms conference. of Sedali^f, spent her mother, Mrs. N. C.. ' few weeks with ! Me*ta Stone. I Mr. and M''S. J Elizabeth Harris, Helen Bobo, Wiiherspoon, Hayne Workman. 'l -nth glade; Sara Frances Baldwin,' Ijou se Chamlier.s, Madeline Ca.ssano- va, Katherine G-aham, Modeene Fin- Tuy, [.actitia .lone.s, Flizabeth Nichol son. ('hiistina Sowers, Louis Murpfiy, Mafkm-TodtL, Mary .Anderson, Luther Nal onC Margaret Snllivan. Ninth giaue; I.o.eiu* Ruaipli, PegK:y Spr in:. Dorothy Clarke, Teague Har ris, Rebecca Speake, .Alice Neighbors, Maiy Jane Sturgeon, Thelma laylor, Adelaide Robert.s, Charles Sullivan. Eighth grade; Tench Owens, Rich ard .Adams, Lituise Bailey, W. P. Baltl-. win, Flliotte Dobbins, Roy Johnson, ( allie 1‘ulnam, Gi^ce Bozard, Robert Wy.'or, Elizabeth Barnett, James •» Nahoki? . Sallie siH'nt a Xaho.rs ■'few- last I Mi.ss M.nggie dry wi.h M ; wei‘k. Mr. and Mr.s. Elmer Cromer ofiMillen, Ga. Newberry spent the wetk end with the .Mi^s Ella .Adair left latter’s morher, I. O. Hay. 'New York on a hu>ink‘ss Mr. and' Mi .s. ‘Tan Ray spehC^Suiv' FiTvtuls were this week. Mis.s Ruth Todd the Wk'ok-end with Irene Todd. Mr. and Mrs, J. .Addison Neighbors of Williamston. spent the week-end, , -it with the former’s pai-ents, Mr. and ^ Mr.s.,W- E. Neighbors. u * .Miss Sara Knox of Cliffside, N. C., was home for the wvck-Cnd with'her paients, Mr. and Mrs. E. R. K nox. Mrs. W. If. Taylor has returned toi ' her home in Spartanburg afteT\'isit-, I ing her cousin. Miss Georgia Brooker. ' Dr. ,lohn .MeSween occupied the pul pit of the First IVeshyterian church. of .Anderson Sunday morning. Mr. and Mrs. .A. G'Da-niel left yos lerday for a few day>’ visit to the lat ter’s sister, M.-s. \V., V. Dinier. in the largest expend!-1 e Dev- WHAT DO P. S. Jeanes af; h**r er spending a .Admini<tiation follo'vers indicatofl mother, Mi-s. the ch-of reasons tho White House ■ _ fa-.’ors the treaty limit navy i.s be- P. Bowerwan of,cause of thy Kdk'f that Japan will in-i—Most ^OI Youf Moxicy Chn’-loston. W. Va.. were the wee‘’K,-.sist on a floed a.s large as those of the end guests of .Mvs.AIary Chalmers and United Stales arid England when the family. Mr. and M'-s. Kowerinnn wen' pact expiivs in lliod, en ix>ute to Florida to spend the win- ; “Japan.” Vin.spn told the house, “has ter. I made it clear that she is disKsatisfied j Mr. and Mrs. Paul Rnni and little w ith any limilatiDn below the stiength' DO? day in Spartanburg with relatives. -M.ss l.illit Ytuing is sja'iiding a few days with her -ister, .Mrs. W’. E. Neighbors, in Clinton, who has K^'n ill for several days. Miss Hattie .M.ie Horton spent the jiast w,ol;.end w.th her parents, ami .^I a. J. W. Horton. glad to oT TU TT know that he Monday trip. Suddeth will for ed after an illnes.- of be IS much iniprov- seveial days. daughter, Paula. I^lrs. J. 1.. Harvey anil Patsy McCarlky of Columbia, were .ithe guests-Sunday of Dr. and Mrs. E. Mookl Smith. Di. 1. L. \V. r.iiloy lies re turned from Washington. D. C.. whe e he has ’leeti visiting h.s 'joa ar I thuightej;- in-’nrr, Mr: and M 'S. WaPuT BiilU y. Mrs. IJaiKy lymaired for a tv,\» w.-eks’ visit. • Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Phillips have leturned from .Atlanta, where they have htH'n visiting relatives. I'riemls of Jack Jeanes will be glad Mr. I to hnovv that he is gelling along nicely i in the Grecnwoml hospital, where he the C.- out-of-ti'wn people hert 'a;-i'bna boxing matches Neil! pel nutted to the United Slates and Ct'.x'at-Urilainland it SA'eins likely that she will ivfuse to continue the pres ent I alios after the end of lO.'Ui when tile curix'nt agreement expires.”' I'he Georgian said when IVesident Roo^eveit entered the White House, “oar pro^iKOlive shoi-tage, on the date that the treaty is to expire, anumnttHl to the siag'-tering total of Llo ship.s.” The United istates fkvl in lighter categiU ies — light cruisers, destroyers anal submarines—was. he stud, in "a p»H>r fifth’’ place. In Good Laxative 'ri’i 'l;' iril - \!!. M'lx DB-Xl’GHThia 'i. -n t' -lii y n ‘^;ir.l'*d for a long. loirr tfiiit'. b it it i.s better apiiru- : Alt -<l mi" tii in 1 V r b( forr*. l\p- \ 1.' ,1 i * ■ 1 ll;.V i 11 i 1 ■•.fi,.' nioie caro- ■■ ‘ I ! ri :rr; Gl.i' k l rur:' t. . V I* , .. t 1 • ’■■"tr ir!'*v.-v. ..ll*. ■fv ■. • i.'.N n\•*. 'ifi • ■ t- '1 f •' ■ I •' , ; j 1 I .ij ii'Mi.iiy 4» • -> m r J of ’t rdb Freeman, Mildix*d Cole, Vivian N'a- len Reighley. Jr., and Mr. and .Mrs. Florida StreH School' jlMKhter^ Fir.rit grade: Joap,.MeSw^-n, Kath- Newberry, .spent Sunda^^with Mr. and ryn” ktdwm,'*liiny Cooper, Ho’oiiy E. M. Young and Mr. and Mrs. Dean Dailey, John Pitts, Marion Pitts, Wyman Shealy, Jr, Second grade; Peggy ATn el i a FiTyfie', V hr i s Mr. an I Mrs. J. W. Horton and fam-1 underwent an oiH'ration on Friday, ily wt re th. gue.-t.^ of Mr. and Mrs. | Miss Sara Bess O'Neal has returned .Andy ^ oung htst Sunday. • ' to her home in Tampa, Fla., after C. H. Shannon, Hugh Shannon. Al-! sjumding several days w ith Mr. and Mrs. George Howard Odiorne. I .Among for the P Sautrvhiy were; Mv. amt .Mis. Truesdale of P.elhune, Bill and Earlivery Perry of Kershaw. P. D. Itishop of; I’niun, Mi.ss Margaret Douglas of t'o-! lumbia. Bill Hughes and Bill Weldon iof Aldkeville, Bill Pratt Ferguson of foluhibia. lleorge Sbepheril Yoldell' and Mac Piovvden of tJiXH'nw omi. ,— j — — ! Columbia. Jan."23.—kludge Huyne ^ • .F. Rice iX'fustHi tmlay to o’-der a san- jtlOllSC IrVpprOVCS ' - ~ ily Tt-sl for RoWrl H. W'iTes, iindor !' ':*.rP-DrauTLk 'l\ . v: ;ri''k.i;,e Sanity Test For Wiles Declined C. C. A’oung. ,M isses .Mary Ixdtye Ri.rier and Rosa Johnson '^^la-nt the week-emk ul their Gold Measure . V Copeland.*"Martha?- Gene Satterwhite, .l»)hn AsneA^r 'A'nn Blakely, W’illiam Graham ' Third grade; Marcia Galloway, -Ag nes Hipp, Rufu.s .Sadler, .Ame Jacoli.', < arolyn Henry, Elwyn Sturgeon, Jean Layton, Carolyn Freeman, W’atland Hendt rson, Margaret Simpson Fou-th g ade: Betty Hunter, .lane l.ittle. .Marjorie Miller, John Sloan, Vir^ginia Suim rel, Jamo.s Na.'On, \ir- ginia W ler, .Margaret Caioline Hi!>p, Sara Frances Falls, Lillian Speake. Fifth grade: Jeanne Holman, Eve lyn Sto-.ve, Noland Suddeth, Lula Gray Harri.ri. Elizabeth Hatton. Carolyn M£.Sween. .Mildred W’indsor, Florene* Ella Blakely, h ranees Ruth E<lwanls, Jean Copeland, Thelma Harmon, Em ily Martin, Catherine Parkrnan, Clara Mae Poole, Dorothy Stutts, Elizabeth Wysoi, .Miriani ('o'eman, Zack .Mc Cord, Frances Williams, Kathiyn Ki ll lekory Tavern section Nir. and .M -s. .A. P.' Young and (iaughter. an*I .Miss .Mary Lottye Kiser were nctnt visitors of Mrs. .Mace Young and Mr. ami Mr.s. C. C. Voung. li. D. Young of .Atlanta, spent the week-end with his parents, Mr. ami Mr>. A’oung. The Hiirricane Woman’s ciub met last Tuesday afternoon at the Hurri cane school, with Mrs. Mace Young i presiding. .Miss Rtisa .^umerel led t he i dev(iti<inal, after which Mrs. Annie* Dunlap of .Mountville, gave a demon stration on canning nuyits. Hurricane School Honor Roll Si'Cond grade: Davis Ellis, Imuie Nabors, Ruby Norris. Thiid grade- Evelyn .Nabors. Fifth glade: Ralph Burgess. Sixtn grade: Cooley Naboi-s. Mr. and Mrs. Brice Quinn and little! son. of Spartanburg, were the week-j, end guest.s of the former’s sister and brother-in-law, Mr. and .Mr.s. Blakely Tribble. '' Miss l.ucile and Bennett Fair^i W’il- Roose\ell Devujui^^^^^ jieht the w(H>k-i ^ Ea.silv. Republican Oppasi^ lest sentence to bt' electroeuteil March 12 for the kidnaping ami killing of Hub- T Ciish Books. 2 and 3-column rul ing—$2.00, $3..5U and Day B4>okS|^-$ I .’>0 and $2.50. Triplicate Carlnm Receipt Books —:u>c, 3 for $1.00. _(IrrteC Ibwiks— 1 ."ic. Roll I’sKik.s—3."»c. •No. 2 Daters—.50c. .^larking Tags, all sizes — lOc, 1.5c. 2r)C and 3.5c per 100. - THE BOOK STORE end with their sist* r, Mrs. C. E. | Nichol.s. , 1 , , Fleming Masun of (bdumbia, s|M‘nt j the \V4H'k-eml with his mother, Mrs. I). W'. Mason. Miss Nelle Kearden of W’oodruff, was the \vt‘ek-end guc'.st of Mr. and Mrs. Edj^r I Blakely. Mr. anil Mr.s. J. W. Shealy of Little .Mountain. s|>enl Sunday \v.itb thei)- son and daughler-in-Uw, ^r. and Mrs. W'. C. Shealy. ^ •Mrs. Walter Ramag«- and little son, of the Pea Rulge .section, visited fi ievls here Mor^Iay. M. .A. Sumerel of luruivns, is spend ing several day.- here with his son, Ryland Sumerel, and other relatives. Friend.s of William Davis will 1h'' glad to know that he is getting along; I nicely at the Hays hospital, where he , underwent an apiH'ndix operation. I lion Shouted Down. MASONS MEET FRIDAY MEN’S GOOD Work Shoes - $1.50 At ELLISON’S Ca;r.iT>ell l.nlge Nb). 1’, A. K. M., will hold a ivgular communication Fri day night. Jan. *2<j. at 7:30 o’clock. All memlrers are urged to be present. By order of W. M. V. P. Adair, .Secretary. i ! Washington. Jan. 20. The Koose-^ velt dollar tlevaluation bill tonight swept through the hou-te to passage by a/smothering majority of 300 to 10. A noisy, impatient Anemrership ru.shed the measure thnmgh the final stages, with* tlebate almost entirely shut off at the motion of Demt»cratic I leaders, backed by their huge voting '.strength. ! Republican leaders complained time ami again of “gag rule” and chargeil the Democrats, with ignorance nf the measure they were passing. ,Dne, Heedy of .Maine, went so far us to as sert that “not 12 im-n" of the 05 in the house could explain its provisions! to the constituents. But the IVmocrats, relying confi dently on the leadership of Piesiilent SAFE Mr. .ml Mr,. W. Ilollm^worth ^ v.mtml .Mr. .ml Mr,. John W.ILcr-^..^,^ ( opelaml in Gi-eenville on Friday. Mrs. Eric Barnes visited relative.s in l.ittle .Mountain last week. on Whalf of the administration and demanded a ! roll call vote to put all. Republicans land Democrats alike, on record a.s op- Mr. and Mrs., .Sam Young and chil- or supporting the president, dren and Mrs. Sallii^ Duncan of Whit-, Kealizing they fought a hopele.ss mire, were the guest.s Sunday of Mr. f^om the start and had not the and .Mrs. J. W'. .Milam. 'slightest chance of defeating the bill.i Mrs, J. iF'Towh.send of .Anderson, ia the oppo.sition concentrateil upvin ef- visiting her sisters, Mrs. J. F. Jacobs, p^,( ^ hoard in charge of ex-J Kr.. and Mis-v Clara DuckeU. — * penffituresthe-$3,4MMMHMbbQdiLa^-r Mf; ami Mrs. Floyd Hitt and bttle' fon,j xhe bill certified that with to oral ; .-ahoUt- it he adniini-'tered by the .'Secretary i>f the treasury W’iien the nueslidn was pul vote, oppomn*'- of amendment ed ! beif loude-:. The c mfid“ht D. inocrats laiigheil when t he.y «Ii numded a rising voti* aud well- Iwirne out when .tlu' count shooed D’x'' again.'l the amendim nt to three in favor of B. ^ considenr.g :he While thv house w a lull. Secretary M.irgenthau explained government financing pl|^n.-< lt*-4ho- high officer' of the federal n serve, system and receiveil a'surance of .sup port. ^The conference, extende.i over several hours and gave opporiunity for a thorough review of the financial ' situation. - • A total i*f D) bilL„n iluUais mu. l be borrowed in the next five ami a hall months*. The treasury amendment vtit- ^ ed into the bill was de.signed tv. facili-" tate thi4'‘huge oi»eraiJon Three tires—each a guaranteed Goodyear—three ^ prices (if we UhistratedHeavy Duty Goodyears there would be five pricei4)—which is the best buy for you? » » » The answer depends on how hard and how far you will drive your car. Our experience is at your caU to help you decide. But no matter what you pay you'll get the best buy at that price when you get a Goodyear. Giving the greatest value give# Goodyear the greatest sales of any make. fiOOD#VEAR - McDaniel Vulcanizing Works Phone 2 . CHnton, S.xC. ; >eesssfse»e»»»eeeeeeewe»e»eseee^eee^efss»»»sse»»» sun uf F’.dg»'fK*ld. spt*nt Sunday ,Mi. and .Mrs. Eugx-nt* Hilt. i’ricml' »n the city <*f Dr. FTank Kclk'i'S -vvill rugrc't l«» learn Ih-a he i.s quite ill at his h«ime nn Sou!It t)weiis trei't. H. c<»nd .v»n y-terday was ix*- jiiuted a.' sl.gli.ly impnived. 'I he many fr.ehd- xf Mrs. D. -I. AVddt's w :. io iearn that siie i.s u jiatiert at tl;,' Hays h >.'pit:»l. FTTemis ».f Mr.s. M B, GTiltlaml w^T ' e sorry to !*-arn that she is a patient !R the loeal hospital. James Henry I.eam.in left this week for ChieUgo. 111., where he will lake an electrical c«>ur.se. Mrs. (Marence Happ of Des Moines, Iowa, sistei-in-law of Mrs. S. C. Hays, Is a patient at the Hays lu>.spital. FI. R. fcnox IS s|»ending a few days in F lorida on bu-sinesJ'fo; the orphan- age. .Mr. and .Mrs. C. D. Pitts and chil- ili an ami Mrs. T C. Johnson were visitors in Gleenvl!le^ ye.stenlay. ftev. -S. P Bvwles was a vi.-utoi ii • Columbia the pa-: weyk. ! .Mis.s Flllen-Harr i.s of Sander.sville, Ga., is visiting her sister ahd brother- j in-law, .Mr. and .Mrs, Thomwell Dun-| lap. More Than 1600,000,000 To Dr. L. R. Lynn, Mrs. Dennis Sowet.s, „ .MiU.s J.I.a P.n*r. Klia.beth Dun " SP«" Years. ( ummlt. can and Cliff Harri.s were visitors in tee Uhhirmaa Defends Bill: - ’ Charlotte on Saturday. Miss Grace Fliedner has returned., Washington. Jan. 1^2.- The a Imin- to the Lesh infirmary, after being a i.stration wa.s not only definitely plac- patient at the Hays hospital for sev- ed on record "today for a full treaty eral days. navy by 19JI9 but its spoke.vjman iirgevi .Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Duncan were ini congress to ex|>edite legislation for a Little Mountain Monday for the fu- $380,000,000 five-year expansion pro- neral of A. N. Boland. gram< F’iienda of R. R. Blakely will be glad^ .Adoption of thi.s plan by congre .s to learn that he has returned home, apparently is assuiLi. ll is bvdr and after being a patient in the V’eteran.s’ above the $2jS.ouu.<'00 piogr-;m au- hospital in Columbia. ... - thorized with NR.A funds and is Ip ad- F'liends of II. A'. .Abrams will be j dition to the regular plan for increa.ses sorry to learn that he is confined to^in the navy. ( ' hts home on account of illness. I .Acting Secielary Roo.sevelt of the Mr. and Mrs. Harry L Graf of .Man-’navy appt-ared before the hou.se naval has.sett. Long Island, N. Y., visited conimitieeanid saidhe couldnot“rec- the Burdette family iasi week on tneir omnicnb .-tronirly” enactment of A Good Bank With Which To Deal... STRONG AND COURTEOUS ...and... PROGRESSIVE WHEN YOU DO lUTSINESS WITH THIS INSTITU TION YOU AIUC ASSURED THAT SAFETY AND SERVICE, REQUISITES TO (JOOD BANKINfi UPON WHICH THIS BANK WAS FOUNDED NEARLY A HALF CENTURY AIJO, SHAI.L BE STEADFASTLY ADHERED TO. 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