The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, February 08, 1934, Image 2

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The CUnion Chronicle, CUnto^ S. Thursday, February 8, 1934 Succ^ Of G>ttpn Program Assured To State Enough Conlrads Already Si^-|S. C. DdegaUan To Waahington ed In State To Pot Canpaiirn To Seek To Create State Au- Otw the Top. Citadel Boxers Win Presbyterian Meet Smith'Asain . Laurens Mayor Thomwell Girls ^ Take Two, Games thority for Deveiopmenl. fd^lumhia. Feb. R W. Hamilton j Washington, Feb. S.—South Caro- of the agricultural extension service;Hna’s delegation in Washington, en Default Paves Way For Cadet ^Victory. Bolick and Clark Win For Blue Hose In tiard Marked With Close Contests. j Friday night Thomwell played an exciting game with Whitmire. The whole team played well, but due to the excellent, guarding of E. Tucker, ICook, and Kennedy, the strong WhiU Defeats O. L. Long In Close The girls’ basketball team of the. - . . ... Contest. Results of Alderman p^'^mwell Orphanage high school | showed its strength over the Abbeville forwards^ Capps and Tuck- team Thursday night m a rather one-jcr, came rolling over the top with a (sided game, winning by the score of winning score, 19-16. * % a Races Announced Laurens, Feb. 6. — Joe Franklin Charleston. Feb. 3.—A forfeit in the j Smith was today nominated in a city .imouiK-«l UHiiptit .noiMth con-, OVCT th. .««»« of iU trip I middleweirhlclw. proved th.in»rrin I primary «l«tion to .uceMd himself as; “ a >wa*n ai<i-nMi tn in_ • a « J- au tf * oU,,..., ©f victofy iH a boxiHg mcct herc to-,mayor of Laurens for a third term. points. tracts already had been signeb to behalf of the Santee-Cooper river' . , . . tv k.. '" * * - ' ' -— L * «w«,evT. I night as the Citadel defeated Presby sure the .success of the cotton acr^|ge . .. . . a i » ^ reduction campaign in this state.'" 143-13. Capps asd R. Tucker were the’ ^ He delated 0. Langdon Long, a for- power and navigation de\’elopment, |college, 3 bouts to 2. Three ;.mer mayor for two terms, in what star forwards of the game, each scor- j l^UBSCRIOE TO THE CHRONICLS **Th« Paper Everybody Reads'* 4 S agreed unanimously today to seek ere- j draws featured the card, which was Hamilton is assistant to I>r. W. authority to sponsor the'filled with plenty of action and close Long, of Clemson college, director of linuidat- decisions. ^ the extension semce in the statehuge development as a s>elf-Iiquidat-1 • - > in charge of the acreage reduction! project. , . , ‘ Tis action was taken after a senes of conferences with -the Puiilic Works proved to be a close contest, the. vote He said t ie campaign had progress- Carolina being: Smith 868, Long 775. For aldermen the vote was as fol- Harry Bolick, P. C. captain, made swift work of Lucius Pishbume, Cita-j Waid 1: Herman S. Boyd, incum- del light-heavy, knocking him out in I bent, 67; Add Campbell, 54. the >»econd round. Bill Clark gained a| Ward 2: J. ’M. Donnan, incumbent, I decision over W’ade Britt for Presby-192; O. D. Parker, 85. McClary, and in the junior middle- ghrss' -between-. STAJN T S!;: administration and South ed to the point 'wncre the nec*e.>»^ar> , , - , / . «,.> members of congress. iQ per cent. CMt in t . . j inferences it was learned terian’s other point. ! W’'ard 3: J. M. Adams, incumbent, i aertage ot .mU. m e i*a.s federal development of the pro-, feature fight of the entire pro-‘303; H. Coleman, 244. The 8<ign-up will end February Ilami 1*0*1 also announced s lapse of Iw.j years the fi tc't for t-Vre imjjroveraent oi coiion of being financea ny a puouc jspeo^j fhat would put many lighter staple would *.H' held again this year. i]oan. . (supposedly nimbler battlers well back] W’ard 6: E. D. Easterby, incumbent. Dr. Ixmg notified Hamilton the ex-j w'as ahu> posnted out that should shade. Some spectators express- and J, V. Timmerman, 94. » ecutive con mitt-ee of the Slate C,ot- the authority be created, the state belief that Sims should have For commissioner of public wdrks, ton .Manufacturer.s’ asiiociation. meet- ^uJd not be required to pledge its j jkeision, but the verdict Was Clarence E. Tolli.son was nominated itig in Gn'<'nvilU‘, had decided to do- credit or ^xing |>oweT and in ^^^'tion | accepted without a murmur, over L. G. Balle, incumbent, the vote i lUili* $2,0''0 thi.- year for. premiuin.s ^ eligible for a grant of 30 j 'p^e other draws were in the welter- being: Tollison 806; Balle, t/5. m the cqnles.t. I per labor and ma- fight between Youngblood and Toe firsKfivc-Hcn- conto.st was held [leid^A-private corporation is not in 1926. the 7>remium.s totaling f2,000 j eTigible for^Hna^ Srant. - - . _ i being dona’ed *V the laU* Ajnbro.se E. I Gol. E. W. Clark, deputy Gonzales, of Coluhtbia. puhli.sher ofwork.s administrator, recommended to Tne 'iia’e 1 Ibe delegation -that it ask the state . . „ ^ f— . 'general to create a sUte au- interesting spectcale of the P. C.-Car- HOVI.H 1*01 I FOR »® •PP'J' • P-*”' rtf HO-SUK KOLi. rUK lloan " through three round.s against an ex- ' ■* MUSGROVK SC'HOOLj He Haid the state authority could perienced opponent, abandoned his use th^ data assembled by the Colum- clowning tactics tonight long enough j bia Railway and Navigation company to earn a raw writh Smoak, Citadel’s in supplication for the 34 million del- junior mi<Wlcweight. lar loan ifpthe company agreed to sell | Bolick fought his regular weight its equity in the development, includ-jand, minus the necessity of excessive ;inr the land it owned and the expense ' training in ordej- to,make weight, was Uf the surveys. perfect condition and led Pishbiime all the way Until the sudden end in IM I 1^ I I the .second round, A .stony right to OpC&K0rS iN&lXlCCl i the cadet’s jaw turned out the lights For Hi-Closing NOW OPEN CLINTON’S SEED STORE 1 Smoak. • 1 FOR RENT—Re.sidence. Apply to Dr. :o Mills, the .showman who made an T. L W. Bailey. l-4c STRAY COW—Owner can get same by paying for . food the past two | weeks and for this ad. J. H. Prince. Ip | lij^t gra<h-i Virginia (’ham^y. Second grjt<le: Dorothy Whitmire. Third grade: KVank -('haney. Fourth grade William -Anderson, lifth grade Thi-Jma Whitmire. Sixth grade: .Meryl ('haney. Seventh grade: Madeline Ixiwman. FOR RENT—Two upstairs rooms, up- furnished, priv’ate bath. William Montjoy, phone 377-.J, Ip Where You Can Gel Everything You Need In SEEDS - PLANTS - ONION SETS IRISH POTATOES Vegetable and Flower Seeds In Bulk Overcome Pains this better way WOMEN' who ^t Into a wiMk, run down coiiditloii can hardly expect to be free from troublesome “Biuall syDifsioms *■ \\ hn> iU« (rouble la dua te wt.ali- I'Miaul heU>a to gt-t atiiii'g' i iindHIxi* iiiakea It eaaler for r.aiurt* lo ijikK ita orderly c<>ur*« I'alriful, iiagglnfX^ayttiptonia tllKip- {>«>4ir aa nourlalini«»nX of th«> bo-ly la liiiprowd X, Instead of <l«|>«.-itdlr\|| om tefitporary pain i-llla during tb^ lltu«;N>f suff-T- ing. take C'ardul tn buil-i rt slataiice to aoinatil v ailnim I and turned on the soft music. Summary: Bring u« your Radios or Electrical Appliances for repair. All make.s serviced. BLAKELY BROTHERS, tf MILK FEJ) FRYERS—25c lb. Apply to Thomwell Orphanage Poultry Farm. 15-2c For Cabbage Plants, Onion Planl.s, Gnion Sets and Seed.s, come to L The comnienceme’ni sfrmon liefore ihi* graduating class of the (Tinton Bantamweight: W’alter Nelson, Cit-,BLAKELY BROTHERS. tf; adel, outpointed Seagle, Prenbyterian. F'eatherw'eight: Dave Dillard, Cita- high school will be preached on Sun- outpointed Jack MeCa.skilI, Pres- day evening. May 27th, by the Itov, (* byterian. , rv . Bynum Betts, imator of the local A. Lightweight: Bill Clark, Presbyten- R l». church. The literary addres.H willoutpointed Wade.Britt, Citadel. - be delivered by Dr. K. I. Robin.son, ( Welterweight: George Youngblood. dean of Krskine college. Due West. .Citadel, and Jimmy McClary. Presby- _ Jterian, fought to a draw. . ... * »..v . f Junior mbidlegeight: Philip Smoak, SI Bia-KIHK TO THB < The Pa perg Everybody Reads’ ; fought to a draw. MEN —WOMEN: Good health.- Not under 18 or over 50. Wanting to prepare for coming Government Ex aminations this di.strict. Particulars covering qutf]ific»tions_ needed fur nished by writing Box 36, this paper. Sliecial This Week Evening In Combinatakm Set 98c ^ iijCWA Agent Makes Probe Over State Prescription Specialists We now offw city delivery service. Prescriptions called for and delivered. Trade Where Your DollarM Have More Sense’ Clinton Pharmacy Everything In FLOWERS Senior middleweight: Maclx>we, [llitadel, won by default. Light-heavyweight: Harry Bolick, F*resbyterian, knocked out Lucius j »p p If’iahburm’, Citadel, in the second j round. Unlimited: Bob Sims, Presbyterian, and Billy Syinmes, (btadel, fought to a draw. liefeiee: Charlie Forbes. Clinton Flower Shopi; Phone 33 —BEANS —BEETS --CABBAGE —CANTAIAIUPE —COLLARDS —CORN -CUCUMBER —ENGLISH PEAS —MUSTARD —OKRA —PEAS —RAPE —SQUASBL —TOMATTO —TURNIP —WATERMELON -NASTURTIUM -SWEET PEAS 4 P Big Assortment of Package Seeds -r^NION SETS Red White Yellow Multiplier Maine Grown IRISH POTATOES Cobblers Red Bluw Plants In Season —CABBAGE ^NION —COLLARDS —TOMATO —PEPPER ^ -r h Blakely Brothers In Store Room Formerly Occupied by King^s < ^.^iss Hickok, Representative Na- Hional Adpiiilistrator In Trip ' 0\>r South Carolina. <; Sloan St. Clinton, S.C. Phone 31 The Leader’s i BIG SALE! CONTINUES THROUGH MONDAY, FEBRUARY 12th THOL'SA.NDS OF POLLAR8 WORTH OF RKUABLE MERCHANDISR GOING AT— , Low Sale Prices COME EXPECTING GREAT BARGAINS. TOU WON'T BE DI8APPOINTBO. CLOiVON,aC , Columbia Fdb. 5. — Miaa Lorena Hickok, confidential investifator for Harry L. Hopkins, national CWA ad- minhitrator, outlined here today her plan.s for a routine aurvey of condi tion.'! in South Carolina. The trip over the" state would take her to Greenwood, Abbevjlle, Clemson college, and Greenville tomorrow and Weilnesday. She plans to return to ('olunibia Thursday, visit Charleston, und arrive in Raleigh Sunday night on u continuation of an inspection of the southeast. Ki*ctMving a summons to a press conference at state CWA headquar- tens, UK'al newsmen hurried to the of fice to meet Miss Hickok, a former Wa-shington newspaperwoman and friend of Mrs. Roosevelt. i "I’m awfully sorry," she said, can’t say a word.” Siitiihing apologetically, Mis.s Hic kok explained that her reports are written exclusively for Administrator Hopkin.s and others in high authority. SJie saiil she could not comment. 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