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The Clinton Cllronide, ClStiton. S. Thursday, Febfiiary 22, 1§34
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Scen^ And EventsjOf Days Long Gone
Pass In Review; Retentive Memory Of
Professor A. V. Martin Used As Source'll
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F. M. lOLAND
Mrs
Bailey was in Abbeville'
(From The Blue Stocking, Wesbyte-lthe voung professoi*. Dr. A. E. Spen-, , ' v ^ ^ xt h w
R, . R K Thursday for the district meeting of spending several days with Mr. Hollis.
rian College Weekly Publication)
By Robert C. M^I^es
Crack! ”
Mrs. Dan S. Hollis of^Rock Hill, is'
il days with Mr. Hollis.
Friends of C. J. Blackwell will re
gret to know that he is a patient inj
H. D. Henry & Company
INSURANCE
STOCKS^ - BONDS - REAL ESTATE
LOANS NBGOTIATBD
jCer. By Christmas, when his wife join-^ '• t
' ed him, its eighteen rooms were oc- ■ presbyterial.
icupied and smoke^was pouring fromi Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Pitts and chil
[each of its six cliimheys. The late Mr. jdren, were visitors in Greenville Wed- Greenwood hospital
The spectators, perched precariously *j. F. Jacobs, son of the founder of’nesday.
he rude bleachers, breathlessly the^ college, and father of Mr. Wiliam j Miss Ruth Todd of Sedalia, spent
a prominent alumnus, the week-end w'ith her mother, Mrs.
money and planned Irene Todd. 4 c j • i
• ,v *1 • u 11 “r>,.r.rflcertrc*‘ oTcr. sp*;nt Sunday in L r..-wr. w -a Mrs. .
„ -4 r- 11 V a • 4 41. -Alumni hall and the Profes.ors ^ q R^eney, Mis.s Mary Jo Rhen- Cooner’s mother Mrs S *jy* *-Mnjirds i ' ' ■' ——i."- »
Mrer.a.ng, it finally bounced,into the r/vrt*«rp ” Their similaritv to certaini # a 4 r>_ iv t moi.ntr, air^. r.«inaras.i . -
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Miss Ixiuise Bethea of Dillon, is the|
gue.st of her sister, Mrs. W\ \V. Har-
watched the ball as it soared
into *he air oi er loft field. Swiftly dc-
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din road in front of Alumni hall. It
high P-
raised the
ns,
Mr. and Mrs. C
W. Cooper and ch;l-.
structures on the Thomwell campus' Greenwood, spent
wa.> a flight sufficiently unusual to leaves rt>om for speculation as to
stick in the memory of Professo^ Mar-’or not he received any assist-.
t^un ia\ .1^ spent Sund.’v m l.ee>v:lle With
Mr. and Mrs. F. H', liendricks. Jr.
tin for over thirty years— but not j^n^e from the architect of the orphan-f
Mr. and Mrs. J. Addison Neighbors
Friends of M'V. E. F. Caner will re
quite so unusual as it may sound. At Mr.' jacobs for a number'of yearsi"’^ W’illiamston, spent the weekend gret to know she-is r. pat.-n; la the
.with the former’^s parents. Mr. and Greenwood ci\v ho.'jpi-al.
that time, the baseball diamond cut occupied the “Cottage," while he tpokj”“" uh * *
‘I*' . '■ Miss Eliiabe'th FMn^r. member of
the rieht wine of Judd hall now hides this has developed into a,„ Little Mountain.
•*ho-'o i_tp ” .rather rambling nairative, it is the week-end with her rao Her.
©“Ifca- r- 1J 1- * 1 * cal to add a few more digressing in-‘ j^j.g \nnie Pliedncr.
Rrght field wa.s jsomewhat lower ... I .nrs. .-viuut i uouua r.
than the rest of tho'diamond. Annual. .... Mrs. \ irgrm.a Ouerard has wumej
ly. for a number of years. Professor . '? "o*- her home m Gr^nwo^ afle- v.s-
Ma-:=n would borrow teams from
Jan. Honor Rolls ;
For Clinton Schools
NOTICE!
TO TAXPAYERS
neiphlwrinfr fainiers and haul in loads »/ Allen (iuei aid. at the orphaaap.
« ... . w- l.aurens lawyer and alumnus, can rurtnpr ^f<»^aT1 :ind Rov Iton.ift Su-
Proxidence J^chool
Fj*‘.'=t ir’*'*;.e: Nnr.i-v X
of earth to correct the fault. Even . . » u
now. it is possible for an iiHpiisitive •>'
,w-on to deteet the-periodic a<iji., m the wmdow of his comer room on
Lshed .second floor of .Alumni hall, he
Cooper McCan and Roy Bonia .Su-
her of Whitmire were the week-end
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tk-n- of strata of soil, in the wa
bar - ben.mth the far end of the ’f
gTO" Island ' where the ticket-box, lonely
■Often, propelled hy a bat in the '"*' ;'*«<■'■>«* [” ".id-season, now
ha.uds of some er.stwhile stalwart gun under arni, .he followed , - i u •
fam.eTJmy. the battered h«r«-hide “r '‘f I’"'!'' """
w.mtd smack against the „.o«len ‘‘'"‘■'i I'')”
vral'.' of the dining hall. Wooden walks lington Sihool for Hoy.s m Rome. t.a..
.<«c^rd gr.ndt • Ma y J .! a Ixiis
guests of Mr. and Mrs. G. \V. Ho.- ^fauldin. Cassie Ne!.v»n, Thr.-n:..s Ful-
lingsworth. . .lack \\ fiitaker.
Mi.s. Eric Barnes and M-^.s. Prank
Kellers were visitors in GreenviHe hr:- Fourth grade: CI.iU-’ •
. I'harles Hairston. G iyni'”e H'
Mr. and Mr.s. W. P. Jact»b.s and .'-on. Fifih grade: O-cu’* li.i' =<= •..
an! BttUen Ithiet Ha
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Pay Your State and County Taxes
Before March 1 and Avoid
the Extra Penalty
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v'as not Judd hall, but a curious
the future site of the -\dmini.stration
• T" .-haped structure, connected by a building, he had bagged seven birds.
walk with the back door of the* An aunt of mine .recalls one rat rt^
last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. T.. Bam€*s. M 'S
Gladys Barnes and Mrs. Hattze Eoi.'k
ami »e
dormitory. It i.s a curious, but ccption. A.s .the freshman assigned to of Columbia spent the na-^'yeok-en i Arrington
* * m. •• 4.^A.1._I_ VwAImamwJ mM M* ■Z.M 11 w'vva' ^
.•\ca'’cmy .'Street School
Fi-st giitde: Carl Wimi a;, il-.r.!'.d
Pace, {'arl ( amplcll, ' IVity,
Mildred Sander.':, T. W. T.Mn’i*.. K.-:-
h Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Galloway.
Mrs. P, B. Baih'y. .Miss Minnie Lee
Irut-. fact, that f<'W average persons, her stepped jauntily out of the door,
unprompted, readily observe anything of .Alumni hall, a deluge of water from , l ■ i*
above the level'of their eyes. How the window directly above the steps Nash and M. C. Nash were in k-un-
many can de.scribe the peculiar drenched him. Creeping back, he tain Inn I-nday for the furu. a, o.
hrarching of the elm directly back of . changed, and. a subdued rodent, went |M M«ares. •
Alumni hall? The unnatural, gro- more cautiously “into the gathenng' Mr. and Mrs. ( . K. Nich»*.s spent
i the week-end in ( hester and B ack-
.Alumni hall? Tlie unnatural, gro
etoque. 'right-angle malformation of dusk. i • . .
il.s I.mbs is intere.sting because of the The remarkable canine of the Few- lelatue.-^.
.stc y connected with'it. That elm. then ell twins (now Gi-eenville doctors)—i
M. ('laiide Nash and. W. H. S:mp-
va- y encircled by thumb and fore- “Scrap” was renowned for his fearless atlejiding federal cour, in
fing-r. .stood at the northern corner leaps from a second-story window, week
of !*.e liny porch jutting from the din- mto an outstretched blanket,
mg hill. The kitchen, occupying the |jj jjjQjjp days, the windows were un-
lie" of the “T" poir^^ towards s^-rt-entn!. Professor Martin relates the
.•ito.-y of the lioy who, coming back
th#' ilorniitory, was separated "by a
sma l serving room from the timing late al night and avoiding lighting the
seating capacity of tlining Ja„^p f,,r fear of drawing mostjuitoes.
hrew his hat on the table, his coat
ro<‘:n. J j. The servants in the kitchen
jsa-T in the morflest, unaspiring, little
t Ir an . ieui place to hang dish-cliv h-:.
an i . A.i.' thi.-: jtetty vandalism which
wa'ind the crowning limhs of the sap-
lin- .:ito the giey, piotesting clavy
wl.«.h v.now mutely stn'lches heaven
ward. .V. the other corner of tlu porch
'..c- d a larger tree, ’ sneerin.g
fro « its sujH'rior height upon the im
pot nate ragings of the foiled di.sh-
elAith-h.tngers—hut alas, f<ir its pride-
fal .sen e of security! Tliere came
ah.-her sovereign, Footlxall, an*! all
niu--t b.'W before him. The new mon
arch staked off his preserves, and in
the staking, it appt'ared that the pioiKl
tree stood full in the path of the goal
posts .s») down it had to comui^.
In l'.*< Id or ’04, Professor .Martin had
the Judd Dining hall and the I>au-
rer. Alormitory built, and it cost
S14.7(mI. Some years later, when Dr.
lIoug!a« undertook to add the presen.
right w ng of the dining hall, the bill
came to $lS,n00. How price.s rise! .At
the erection of Judd hall, the old “T
wa ’ rn down, and acconling to
' sou;'ce>. .sold to a local business man.
on the IhmI, and sat in
all three hit f’y-paperl
a chair—and
Mi.s.s Willis Mae Wilson, .stuilent at
Erskine college. Due West, sp^mt the
week-end .with her sister, Mrs. E.
N'ichoLs and other friends.
.Mr. and .Mrs. S. W.-Sunie.rel s|^nt
a few days last'wtxdxGn .Atlanta^
Mrs. B. F,. Wilson, M ss l^orothy
Wilson ami Bennett Karl, Jr., of ■Spa*'-
tanhurg. visited .Mr. and Mrs. F. L.
'ccouvl graile: Benj iniir V
l^ewas Bagwell. Mrirtha I s; l>tu-
elia Sunders. Walker O.-K—Ui. '!
Third grade: Ray Ft*r*r*'r. Mary’
Ella Fortner, ElizaHeth \V.l>oa. Has--
kell Williamson. Ruth Ga.nes, Kich-
ard'-Fbster. James lofiwson. John Wil
son, Charles Windsor. Dv>rv;hy Mu
Grax'e ?»Ie;idors.
Fou-th grade; !a>is lainforil. Kath
leen Howard. Mary I.ou Pace. Hazel
Cannon, Joyce Bra.swell. Jean Daxis,
Frances Smith. ,
Under present statutes a 5 per cent penalty will'be
added on March 1 to the 2 piT cent already in effect, mak
ing a total of 7 pet cent, untiL March la. After March 15
the tax books are closed by stat,utes and- delinquencies
arc turned over to the sheriff and extra costs added by
!aw,_- .-.t.- .
Save the extra (tenuity by paying during February.
Respectfully,
D. R. SIMPSON,
COUNTY TREASURER
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j.Nichols on Sunday.
1.4 i.g suffering trees! Thirty yt^rs jj p ,
more ago, there wa-^ an unmarried*' spirit Sund.ay with her -i ; r.
■fc-sor on the faculty. One night, y -
Kohn Barnes sp»*nt th wtM'k-f rd in
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Florida Street SchooJ
k'srst giade: Jean MeS-.v,,n,
man .Shealy. Norma .Xnder'.•i,
'o;>l' Kathryn Baldwin. < iia
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SiCind 4':ide: .-\ **e a Pay*:-,
gy -It hii>"0. I’l .ngo- « •»!> -ar !.
Adair, WtUiam
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a< he p**«laled out on hi.s bicycle to goj
down “courting.” he passed between two j
recently set-out young tree.s and there j,
ran full tilt into a wire, stretched
across by mischievous students. Down
he went, and uj) came one of the sap
lings. Trees are unfortunate things!
.Ann l»aik4!v. .A-
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Dr., and Mrs. Frank Kellers sp'nt
Greenville Man
Electrocuted Here
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•Augusta, Ga., w;th r»-!a-
Aiinday
lives.
G. W.. Hollingsworth attended a
meeting of agents of the Melropolcan ilarjorie
Insurance company in -Atlanta th.-
week.
Mrs. R. ('. .Allair and little daugh
ter, .Myra, are .spending several days
in Flroida. They were accompanied by
:H‘va, Martha Germ .>1:^erv ? • .t*.
Third gra.te: Maiiia G.>i=«» ay ^1'-
ms H.pp. Rufus Sadler. Am '.iC • «-,
Carolyn H**nry. Klwyn ‘I. Ji*^ar
loiyton, Carolyn k eemrm. V ' r-rd
H nJerson. .Margaret S;mp •n. Mnc
Blanton.
Fourth gradt^: Ib'tty Hu!i’«'-. Jam*
.Miller, Ma-y H.uhy
Ow« ns, J(»hn Sloan, Virgmia S iim-rel,
Virginia \Vi«*r. James Nar-m. Ma gar-
ct 'Carolina Hipp, Banna Ma-t n. Lil
lian Si>eake. Mac Finmy. Haro! 1 Pit's,
l-'ifib frriuie! I.iila (irav Harn<
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following the restrictions of newly enacted legislation.
As ever, there will be a great premium on experience and
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Here is a bank with experience—that of almost a half
century—the experience of performing under all .sorts of
conditions, good and bad. We invite and fee! that we merit
your unrestricted confidence based on IS years of experi
ence and uninterrupted .'-ertice.
V. h«*n*he came in contact with a high Lankford
tens on wire whil* employed on an in- -y^,. ^1, ^. G. A. Black and Mr.---
tallatmn job at the ('linton (’otlon j y Filwaids attended the fane.'al
*«dls. Sunday of their brother. R^-v. W.
Ih; body w as removed to Green- , Fdgo, in Statesboro. Ga.
Mr D Tribble He had it hauled .Ashboro. N. |),. j, j. Woods is sfmndmg ^ev. ra!
a,; , ai.'i tran^forme.! into a Keirro "is formar h..mo. for final ..-vn-os an.l „ MaitinaburK, W. Va.. » :h h:-
interment- The y«>ung man i*: •*urvive<C
by his widow and one son. h s father,! Misses Inez Tucker ami • a'her.ne
five brother- and four sisters. i students at Montreal Norirna!.
_ .. - , Lnenl the week-end with friend- a* itie
ilKU. STRKKT TEAM r lorphanak*.
CONTIM'ES TO WIN m,. and -Mra. T. Y. Hams and -.n.
cat-.n in Bell street. Sic transit gloria
mu-tdi’ Dr. Douglas superintemled the
add t.'in of the baths to .Alumni hall,
waterworks were installed. The
aftt-r
paler plastering bears wiine.ss.
Instead of it.s present situation, the
"Profe.-.'vtirs” Cottage” was jUst across
th*- way, perhaps 30 yards, facing
4l:^d Wintl-^or. Miriam Coleman. < aro-
jyn McSw‘t-n. ('atherine Pa’kman,
Thelma Harmon. Kliiaisrth Ilatt<tn, J
Zack Met Old. Clara .Mae !*•-**«•. Doro- .
'.hy .Stull.-:. Lizzie lU-I’ W dbaiiKS, '
Kalbtyn KlUson, .Andy l our.i. Re*, se •
Yfiung,
Si': h gru.le; Virifin.a ^ad:« r. Fran-|
CCS Sfteake, ( harles Yarborough. .M.ary
ElixalK'.h Baldwin. .Margaret Shealy,,
llrel*ert Chambers, John G. Pitlov^
I>-wis Pitts.
venth grade: M argarrt Bnce.
Janie.s, of Crawford, Ga.. wo^re Jacobs, lamise Coe. Frar.res
Simpson, Betty Spiatt. Evelyn Henry,
Inez A’oung, Elizabeth Bames. Ib*yd
The gi' ls’ ha.-ketball Uam 6f Bell Miss .Maude Pearson la.st week.
Alumni dormitory. Perhaps it, like the >'^''«<*t high .school played their sixth and Mrs. Frank Epp.s of Green
di-sdainful tree, grew alarmed at the game of the season Wednesday. whenlyiUp^ were .here Friday for the funeral jj^^is Suber. Miriam Itennan.
enc.-oachments of football, and taking thiy met the sextet from fountain ..p^vices of Mrs. 1). J. Wood-s. ’
warning from the fate of the oak. Inn in one of the fns^st games of the; Mrs. Ophelia Milam ha.s returned
hastily trundled it.self down the slight .-ea.son. The Bell Stree^ani has been Greenwood, where she sprat sev:-
Hs. to a safer place. victormu-s in all theif garre.s this sea-j^ral days.
Aiumnr hall was erected in the fall "'^n. 'nmy'Tiirvrtbur more games to be
of 1891—the year of the arrival of played on their schedule.
NEW BUSINESS CORDIALLY INVITED
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Eleventh grade: Ada Sue Allen,;
Elizabeth Buzhardt. Irene lEllard^j
j Mr. and Mrs. U S. Holnrad, former- Bobo, Elizabeth Harris, Joyce
jly, of Atlanta, Ga.. are now^jpying j»<.k Witherspoon. Hayne Work.;
an apartment with Mr. and Mrs. H.
Young on South Broad street.
HATS
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Miss
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Tenth grade:
Madeline Ca-<.sanova,
Margaret McFadden. mat^ Louisa Chambers, Katherine' Graham.
» at the orphanage, was in Grewwood j^nes. Christina .Sowers. F.liz-
' last week to visit her si.ster, Mrs. J. Nicholson.
H. Hawkins, who is a patient in tne jjrade: Peggy Sp.-unt. luiw-
cily hospital. ..... . rence Hall, Teague Harris. Rebecca
Jlia. D* a x'opelaod and rmrts7 Adrtaide "Rbb
..4 4U4. w.m ^
.Newberry, siient the week-end w.th
ert5.
her sister and brother-in-law, Mr. and jrjjjjbih^crade: W. P. Baldwin. Tench
.Mrs. \V. C. Shealy. Owens, Louise~^ailey, Grace B •zard,
I Friends of Mrs. Irby S. Htpp w.U John-son. Robert Wysor. Richard
sympathize with her in the death of pjm] League, Elizabeth Bar-
o he.- father, J. S. Flynn, which oew- Freeman. Mildred Cole,
I red at his home in Columbia last \\ed- Foster, Vivian NaSors.
• nesday.
« Mr. and Mrs. W. M. McMillan are
f..,.
< [ Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Armstrong j. pj^hop, a native of Union
New Colors, New Designs and At
ReasonaUe nkes
$2.50, $2.S5, $3.45 and $3.95
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L. B. Dillard
*.Ne.xt To Casino llieatrc
{Spending several weeks in Fayette- Aged Former
ville, N. C., with their son and daugh.
ter-in-law, Mr,, and Mrs. J- P- Mc-
i Millan.
Citizm Passes':
children of Gray Court and county, and for many years a resident, I
Mrs. Floyd Hitt and litle son of Bd^- Clinton, died at the home of his
field, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Joe-HBishop. in Macon. Ga.. on;;
Eugene Hitt. February 3rd. Had Mr. Bishop lived |
1 The following accompanied Dr. ^ Feh; 4th, he would have been
■j. Woods to Roanoke. Vn.. for the ^ j
>' final services and ipterment Scrad^, jj^ survived by two sons. Joe and
afternoon of Mrs. Wood.s: Mrs. M. G. Bishop, and one daughter. Mrs. ;’
Woodworth, Mr. and Mrs. J- Davis, all of Macon. ;
< ►jcobs. Miss Maude Pearson, J. H* Han
dler, A. W. Brice and .Jack Anderspn-
1 The following were in Colombia
i Saturday for the marriage ot^Rev. P.
MASONS .MEET FRIDAY
5 rrrtfiri n 111* *" ‘ ***~‘'*'*t ■' '■ ■' ■ ■ c. d. ' Bn-aey
w, - ■>! .i_ii Campbell Lodge No. 44 will hold a
► j Bole Bobo and Miss Be^nw ®|®***^ | regular communication Friday night,
^ ’iCoward: Mr. and Mrs. F. B. Murphy ^3, kt 7:30 o'clock. All mem-
'■and daughters, Louise, and Frmm^ hen are urj^ to be present.
4,1 Misses Myrtle and Clara Bobo, Wu
' »hiam and Robert Bobo, C. U Hairstoi
Cleanliness Counts..
CLEAN, ATTRACTIVE CLOTHES
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Add Greatly To Your Ap^aralice <
Tlierefore have vour cli.thes Cleaned by
Dry (’leaners noted for quality W3rkntan.sliip.
We do fine work all the time.
QUALm ASIf SERVICE —you get
both when you place your work with us.
We Call Fm* and Defivm*
DAN HOLUS. Mauaiter and Operator
Successor to Workman Dry Cleaners
Phone 77 Clinton. S. C
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