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'■:' .-’-1 : .; - ■ • ' Thp Olfi'fmr'YTlirnnirlp niniAn_ Q .r* Tlk*aM»j|.«r mm. Kijmimim-Mi9 I PWMMUHMMaawwr^H^^uMra^ i 7’\' Poultry. Specialist Visits TTie County Intramural Games To Begin Monday “best people” accepted it, to wit: the* rich, the pow'erful, the highly plaped. : ’ 1. the educated. But, Jesus is the Me-1 Cf rMr\ A O^t yy\^*\y 'siah because through Him “the poor’ oU'lNL^A Y Ol^rYV/v^Ltf have the Gospel preached to them THE CWA Projects ^rpost be allowed ample t^me to settle, but all tl»ree proj^ts—^courts, athletic Ilf I storehouse, and laundry — w:!l likely 1 Idp 'rea^y for use by fall. The alumni of 1923 are responsible Miss Juanita Neely. Kjrtension Poul-,Dormitories and Fraternities (Vr-j trjt-Sp>ecialist of Winthrop college, vis-f gfanize For ( ampus Basketball] ited the county last week. Accompan-| Tournament. Afternooh and. Nitfht Contests. j LESSON Why are churches doing such a popr New/Athletic Storehouse, Laun- giving the laundry machinery by L, -i* 4U.r, 4. T- . i I fl^ A ‘ ty« fttlrtnir Allt* endow- IS THE GOSPEL PREAt HEI) TO the i’oor in YOl r ( hi;r( H? I job of winning the w orld tOj Jesus I Because many do not act in accordance Iwith the full'meaning of the word Gn'ler the tiireetion of the athletic series /»f department, basketltall g.nnie« have^been arranger int r.'vm^iral A Thought (irowing Out of The Sun- da v School Lciison For March 1 a ied by Mi.ss Jennie Coleman, the coun ty home demonstration agent, Miss Neely visited the homes of the aiem- b<>rs of the Ma jor 1-11 poultr.v- club flroject. They foun<! that lirnk t»rc>ode!'s and br<*i»d»-r bou-’f” ^ •bt*en buil* by the ?n«’inb«*rs ai'cordinc to b*'gin on MondaW March •>. lh( to I’lan-i furn'b«*d by ibr* (‘Xten- oi ganios will be plava^^ between the va< division and a formula for the nrv. dormitories and .ineof h«hy ch,.-k m,.h tad W.n ns..r M , . ■ 1 .. v- in prt'panng the fer-d at home. . ' hrs ea.-e could not be brought to trial To tha Hloofl tested baby chicks arrived frarernity nnniiber oi ph‘<lge nia.\ p ^ot obtain bail? If so, on Tuesda.v and were deli\a*red- by (*itbei f<»r his fraternity or ffir his the agent to the following meml>e .. (|(M rnitory, but no man w i)l be allow'- evidenced by facial pallor and la.ssi r^ I ant trying to empha.size. There/kre churches in which the poor wou^ feel as uncomfortable as a naked/man in refrigerator. Some such/churchej reali'/.e their shoticomi tempt to amend them^ -.rv, and Tenpis Courts Are their foresight in taking out Be’injf .Made Ready While Got- 1 r, • , carrynng thenr untn money *s on nana ernment Employs Students. the valuable class project. Stuik^nts are now* using a!! of the .a s and at y l'<»nducung . j - y, , make roorn aor missions, (.od sav^he mark, among . (P.y Geo. R. Kf)e.ster) Have yop ever seen u man who led the poor, buildin^chapels where the fraternities on an active outdoor life but w'ho had poor may wor.ship bui^continuing their u i i , i- -t Preiiminarywork is going forwa’-d povernment funds available to those rapidly on a new’ athletic supply build- who were in f^rhool at the beginning 1- r* U A • H .t.- 1. • f :rc -^r.mester, receiving an average ing for Presbyterian college which w .i “ *1 , . .v „„t;i ap 'u: twelve dollars a month until a college ■ laund-y he poath the g'*r*T. Tw«n*v-six st-.i’«n*' are enabled bv the rw.\ to continue -IS adding insult to injury. lege. June for their work. Additional students ms^y be enabled enter college again by iheK funds il-lbey enroll before March 1. Dirt is now being excavated for the 1 ha(l/a dear friend who was sin- foundations of the 2.=ix30-ffK>t buHd- noticed a physical deteiio « ’<> . ^uia^equable in his temperament, jng which is td house bulky spe-rt ,. P V. , r 4 1 f K 1*^ u th h «! occasion I went into his office equipment of all sorts, and the mate- Barred RfV'k'^ to IVns .Samb-rs to piny on more than one team. Af- < ^’'*-h him.' ^ Martin Murphy of . . , jybu probably noted that h'/" niind had what and terraces of the Sandy Spring'^. Maiiin M*"l‘hy Hickory Tavern and Ixmi^e Hop<-r of Hickory Tavern; Khod«' I'jland Ked' to Tho<. ('olenian. .Ir., <’}itherine B* n.jj^min and Henry !/<•«■ Ben'.iauiiti. all of MAUTftvMtP'r te. having i>layed on one team no man w !1 'U* allowed to change teams. '1 tu plied: | The new building will add greatly “A friend was in here just now and to the efficiency of the athletic de- w ho (B). T T T^ pr Tn. Alumni. SrOP f>. in (and ('1. I (10 7-00 S:00 bracket NGTK E OF .S\LK Istafe of South < and'na. < ounty of laurem. < ourt of <'qmmon IMeiis. Libi'fty Building- ^and luian Associ ation, I'lamMff. vv \\ S. Henson, He brndant. PursiTa'n.'^ ‘n'tuvlgmenf of The I 'oio't and a decr»‘c <«f sab in the above en entitled cause. I will sei at t'liblic auc tion on Sales Ha\ ih Alareh. I’.b'M (tbe same bovng tbr- -S^b- 4ay of -Marclu. Ilk'-t-tl. in f’"on' <»f th<* (’<»nrf Hoiisi* doo*- or lu 'be < ourt Room of the said (*ourt Hmis., in the I’liv of luinrens. (b*unty of Laurens, and .*state afon’ said. «luring' the ieg;}' hours of'sale, t>n the le'-m- p«‘i f’«*>i below, the fol lowing «|e>-4-"'K»*»l n‘a e-tate, to-wit: ■ .All 'hai piece, parce’ or lot of land tving. be rig and ’ua’i in the 'Low ti of «'I non. l-'uiren: t bnmty. South <'aiolma. f on* ng on and bounded on tb^ sou*h I ■ y, en*ennial .Street and '•iinning thereon l.'L^ b'et; boun<led on the wesi by lands »if Hr H. J. .Austin and running ihiovon 210 feet; On the north by land- <‘f R H M<*<'i-avy -es tate feet' therx'on; on t he <*ast by lands of .1 1- workman, (2HI feet thereon The '■ami- being thi* lot con veyed te no <W S H«*n'On) by Miss Awrelia J. \ an«3t'^ — Te’-nis of Sal* ( ash Th*' siic«*ess fill bnlder wd >»» riMiiiinoi to deposit at one*' wTth rft*’ th*- sum «»f two (2'» ) per ceniiirii «»f the aiiioiint <*f tin* mortgag** ind*T*;edn«*ss as fixe»i in tin- *f«‘cre« h*T<un imme<liat«*ly upon tin* prop«*rty l*cing knivck***! iliwn to him, I'asfi and said bnl should same; but "•he nftnmnnn nnrj at night. In fMvme bc*en evident, it was thepc loo. .And i*as(>s it ma.v be neee.ssarj- for a team that in a modern jail tVhich, what ./ ;<) play two games in one day, but ever its shortcommg.sy w’a.s far stipe- one of these will be‘ played in the af- rior to the jail im which John the fcriioon and thi* other at night. All Baptist was incafeerated j^fter he stiidi'ntsj of the e<dleg«* are <‘ligible had dared to te*ll Herod, orte of the except members of the varsity and wickedest and cruellest men who ever freshman basketball t<*anis or men lived, that |al.so slnwcl up tarauso of his lopf: ao- ro-lander construction, jjourn in jail without exercise /and games will consi.s't of two 20- probably vtithout sun.shine. WhHethe; liniite balv**s anti will b** nlav(*d in .spiritual tl(*t(*rionation might .not have i - . • ■ i , i- j ^ > j iimii* nai\«s huii win pi.i.Mo in i *s .! we were talking about our church and partment in giving a safe and conven- the friend said: ‘-‘Of -course'our church ient .storeroom f<w track hurdles, fooi- is not attended by poor, ignorant peo- ball field markers, baseball accesso- ple. , Our service .will ^ not attract ries and materials u.sed in keeping up theW. Only educated people can ap- the tennis courts. • . preciate it.’ ..And I said to him: ‘Much .A considerable amount -will be .saved as I love my (hurch, I would quit it by having the new laundry clean all at once if 1 thought his accu.sation the uniforms of the athletic depa-r^ was warranted.” ment and the linen of the dining kali 4-can mwer he too glad Hiat Jesus, as well as some student washing. The new block oTTennis courts Iv-7 Zenith — Atwater Kent Radio Exchange We Rent Radios- We Repair .\ny .Make Radio Guaranteed Service. 4 e have |»rnctic*‘d with **ither. The schedule Is as follovvsT ' MondaV, March .7 l:(H> *p m. Kappa'Alpha vs isinyth “h sod- behind the .A If dm l.ambila Tail I'l Kafifm l*hi vs, Smyth Tiu'sda> .1 t’l Kappa Alfdia vs 'Laurens. I lay .Student - vs .Spence!, Beta Kafifui vs winner of 1. W *‘dn(‘sda> 1 (to W inner of tiraeket 2 vs wiiinm- he sinned in putting away his own wife and stealing his broth- (»i*s wifi* To replace her;—.John fu-ob-. ablv knowing Herod as well a.s he did. whota«c)uld have been born to any sta- . ^ had no hope of ever coming out of tion in life, tihose to be bom one of terraced leveH, that prison a live man. the working people and earned His ^ed Pra<s on the .-.opes, What rffert had his incarcoTOtian Bving by Ills daily toil, that He ad- ^’ning hall will, when comp;e:e<r be What rffttt hal vanced as proof of His Messiaship Battiest ^|*ots the cam- that He preached the gospel to the that ‘‘the common people heard Him gladly.” Could 1 better close this discus. of bracket three :U(t .Alpha Kapfia I I vs w-inner of of 4 Thorn well vs winner bracket a.. - ' '_.„i 'rhurHda> 1-UP W'mner tirackjets 1 and ‘2 vs winner bnu*k**ts ,‘t and 4. , 7-PP \Viiiner b and 0 vs \vinn*r 7 and H. /.-KrPtV N'n game -—. Fridas o and the certainty of la-ing fiut to death ufuin ,Iohn the Bafitist ?—There IS abundant evidence in Scripture poor and that they changed him. He was the (livini'iv ordained forerunner or her-, aid of Jesus the Christ. When he bap- jhan with these words from the tized the Savior, there was divine tes- Kpislle of Janies: , , . , tiniony to John ’that .lesus, his cousin.' “M.v brethren, havi* not the faith- of was the fii-omised Messiah and he so the Lord Jesus ( hrist, the Lord of proclaimed Him. (»n another occa- (Bory, with resfiect of persons, sum he hore testimony to the Mes-' “For'if there come unto your as- siashifi of Jesurwhen he exclaimed: sembly a man with a gold ring, in “Behold the Uinih of God. w hich lak- goc.dly appan*l. and then* come in al.so *>th awav the sin of the VVorldl” John a poor man in vile raiment; was A great man. Jesus sa4 of him ”And yc have respect to him that thaf%i' man'horn of “woman was 't'«'aveth tht-gay rifsthmg. and greater. He was the popular preach-. to him, Sit thou h<*re in a good place, er of his day. Throngs crowded to aP<l to the jiooi-. Stand thou theie. h.«ar him and he was held in high or sit hen* under my footstool; reverence. -Yet, he was perfectly wil- “Are ye not then'partial in your- ling to he displaced by Jesus. There s«dves. ami ar<;^]^ecome judges of evil was no jealousy in his testimony as thoughts?” W’ork on the courts is neces5ar:!y very slow, since the extensive f ll- RUBBER STAMPS Any kind, to fit any busi ness. I^rompt service. Rea- i&oRible prices. Chronicle I Quality l^thoul Higher Price - ♦ .Much is heard of price without quality but at Buch- 4 a nan's you Ret the higher quality Dry ('leaning at fio higher price. ME ClyE.AN—Dresses. Suits. Women's Goats, M'om- en's Hats. Men's Coats, Men’s Hats. Rugs, Draperies. >;:()P Finals hetween two undej[eat- .supreme, greatn.ess of J**sus. , said d**p<»iit iiv h*' in .sum tjj be applieii th*- th«'r*’ b* runipnance with shiml*! iher* h# failur* t»* emnplv then It m*>^ ne^x bp.m : h. d."'v I u P' t»* comply I lien ha^ Ih f ■'•'••'fed" to the |daintiff ^t-p; o,i H' a cred t <>n it> juilg ( ano ih* p"**!!!!-**?' r*"iold on fbe eWi-n ."'at**- Ha\ thoroal'ioi uch tod ni' ami a: r- h; -•■1 i 'at* m;,\ ‘o' •anip.s,' pa w Bcwi rr. ■ ■ ail'-- o! l.air.cn <*1 . \ <•*' 1 *•;* ua ^ I!*' 1 ed teams Cortam men hav** been appointed to organize tin* various teams. These are; Kappa .Alpha Harvin, S. L , .Smyth (IH .\el.son. Ib‘ta Kappa -I’ow*'!! Freeman. .Alpha Lambda Tau W'aldrep. .‘Alumni V\ Orrell. I'l Kappa I’hi Helk. .S’niith ( A and C) ('onil).->. .Alidia Kappa I'l ('ollms. I’l Kappa .Al]dia —Lynn, Laiireiih M.llsap. _ Thorn\v*‘il Rlioijes, ’ ' .Sp(>ncor Aow. Ha\ .S;ud<*nl.s. F.llis. Space forbids quoting the whole of Y«‘t after months in prison, thi.s the second chapter of James, from man who was so sure and certain, which those word.s are quoted, hut the because of a divine revelation, that whole chapter, in fact the whole Jesus was the C'hrist. began to have epistle, ,s a terrific condemnation of doubts Those doubts I were not those of those who make their church- whidly duo to the deteriorating ef- «‘s places in which the poor feels of his imprisonment. It is es places in which the poor Jo not have the gospel preached to them. CLINTON'S MASTER CLEANERS PHONE 2s And Enjoy Quality Service Without Higher Price BUCHANAN’S DRY CLEANERS AND LACNDRY ’THE OLD RELIABLE- Phone 28 I? I .‘ie\et! 1 i ta' 4' * ' d ld*‘«l : ..-U 1 ill ■ ; r- i.\ IVlu* U-!)Vau;:ht t«v t--,.. (< , h; li Ix'cn 1... . » \ti 1'! ■ ll'.il -'W l;i II ‘ .in<! li’' ■! ■ V - : ’h-w - t , ... k-*11- -i. v ■»». I' ■ t*"Xlp-tl ' . , 1 irii. IH * (’■• f.-- 1 fi'i'l l'<‘i- Cv t Uriifir'inc f.,., i), Oow’i "-1 t f. r}'*- •- V.'-- 1. ' ff*>lini, '■ \ V- ’.-..i, .-.j^ . » n’li- ’ /••''■•rcM in or ft! r> t^r (’niu'RlfS V^arsity Outshoots ^ Co-ed Rifle Tearn Sweet-lalkinii Girls “JJaltle" Three Marlvenu'n, But “The Arnix” Steadies To Defeat I'eniinine ('hallengers. wholly probable that John, like the'-* rest of the Jews, was looking for a Messiah w ho would reston* the glories of the kingdom of Hnvid and Solomon, who w-ould exci'od tiumi. w iio would make the .lews iruimjihant over all otln'r people. ('hrist s disi’ipb’s. His Mioseii pt-’.-sonal eomimnions, had th«' saint' m>;ioii. A t't that notion was di rect !v eont to the a.- TO i Messia itrmlielory of the proplvt-eies ehaniclt'r ami etnirse of the il wiien ablv contrary He should conus not- to what Isaiah, the prophets, wrote aiuni: With girl*- ti> the, right of thi'in. girls to the left of them, girls in front 4U Hmcikgirlvjiy4H: .^tham.^. / Mat thew .Hu varsity sharpshooters refused to took the right- etnirse*. g’:ea!(*s^of tin* H.in. .So, hetween tliese twci eau'-‘es pro vocative of douliL. it was wholly nat ural that .lohn the Bapti.st in prison xiioiild hoem to wonder iT.Jesus w-ere ix'ally the Promised One. Thtise douiKs ami .lohn’s way ofi settlinj: them an* the most .striking features *»f the .Sunday sehotil lesson fur 11:12-501. John He could not ■ r.v- he affected by the volleys of jabhi'ring to which t.ht'y w-«’re subjected, ami on Tuesday aft*>rnoon warn the long-h»'r- ablii^i varsity-co-i'd nfb* match hy a safi* maiority of about 200 points. INSURANCE AA r offer evpert service and “protertinirr* .Atrml -for somi* of the slrongesl Fire Insurance I'ontpanit^ _in .America, REAL ESTATE Town and countr> prop erty. Prices attractive. Clinton Realty & Insurance Co. B. H. BOYO. .\t'i>nl himself gt* to .)«'su.s. because he was in jirison. hut he sent tw*o of his disciples to .Tesus to ask; “Art Thou He that shtnild conn*, or do wa* look for anoth er?” The best person for any of us It IS not to be taken that the'girls t,i carry doubts aiiout Jesus to is Jesus id mit'finnish any competition for u,niself - If Jesus had simply sent back to .lohn in answei th<* one word “A'es." John would have hteen satisfied. That .lohn had absolute confidence in_lhe ■viiTactty ot trrs^'cousin is shown hy.Ji'.s. more co-cds to initshnot them. Then, p.ut ipjr'. the uueslion to Him, John tin- men; for this tlicy did. both in fir ing themsches and in discom’erting then oiqiopents In fact, thre** of th** SIX men who fired will clean rifh's for a rrrtmr -time——a41ew-mg—tm*-- +o- t*io. Ml S' M ary Workman, coy^ cap- t.ain. explains that the n«*rvcsof soin** menih«>rs of h**i team wen* in tatters dill to till nn*ei and bi'cuasi- of the loss of sb'ep h\ others of the squad *in the Sunday night pre_ct»ding the contest, thus pre venting them from firing with their ii'uai delihe’-ation. * ' j .As WHS ag*r*bsi, the ineinliers of the varsity team who fired were ch*>.sen by lira wing names *froni a bo;*. F. (iregg, L. .Anderson,4^. Relk, F." Tif- knt'w Hun. Wo hav<‘ not the jiersiina. acquaintance with Him which John hud, ^so we should be glad he dul not long anticipation '-T the Hnnself with a mere affirma turn of His Messiahship as a reply to .lohn. That would have amply satis fied John, hut il would not have sal- isfu**! us. Instead, Jesus told John's disciples “(;*> and .shew John again those things which ye do hear and see; “The blind receive their sight, and the lain*' walk, the iepei s Tire cTeahsed. Thnrsday - Friday • Saturday UNDERWEAR Shorts, 4 pr. Sl.OO Vests, 4 pr.~ S1.00 .ATHLETIC Union Suits,.. Sl.OO (H.\NES S.\NEORIZEn) DRESS SOX 3pr. for . Sl.OO 35c Each 5 pr. for.;... $1.00 / ' 2r>c Each ' ■ ’ 8 pT. for . .77 . Sl.OO 15c Each PAJAMAS Broadcloth,.. Sl.OO Outing, Sl.OO SHIRTS Barrymore, . Sl.OO Semi-stiff collar Shirts, $1.00 Regular I^ess Sh^ Sl.OO (HA.NOVER) Sport Zipper Stvle SI.00 Hand Tailored SI Fancies, . . . 55c 2 for .... . Sl.OO One 'Lot Fancies 4 for ..... SI 00 li D. E. Tribble Co. rrXERAl UIRIXTORS and - --^^EMBALMERS f lirenned Kmhaliner. (limplete Modem Equipment I»a> Phone *♦4 ■ Night Phonex- 21. 235 or 2.'»5 CRnUMi s. c. man. J .leancs. and T I pshm w.*ix* ^ raised cho'en Th,* ce-cd t,.am wa> con1p.>^cd the-■'Gospel id \ .'^pratt. I . Sprati. K Sanei; .M. Workman*. H: IVake. and .’Vlrs J. H **‘1’!'^**' . , X, n , r quolation are supremely important. Misses IVak*' and .,1....„„,1 «thor founders .'san«*i w.«>r« “|■*'pcclally good; and I’p u^. and the pooi have the- nrVached to them.” . 'To me. t+H* last eight words of that shui, .leancs th* varsity. and Gregg shot high for Jury Declines To Indict Five r^- lIliATDO * P. S. Jsanes Laurchs, Feb. 21. -Th*^ l.aur<'ns county gram! ,iiny toda>"decl ;icd to .UiL upon munler indictment.- rgair live w-hite men. charging th.'.n with compiic^ity in th** ahtluction'an . - ing of Norns h»*ndy, 33-year-iid N--- grd, last .luiy 4. at Glinton. Fpor hearing of the jury’ ac.; ,; Solicitor Homer Blackxvoll, w'ho drew the indictments. ann(»uni e*i they •-.i : be laid before the grand ju: y a^ - s at the Jungtetni'of court, ami that. It hAs been claimed of .other founders of rehgnin that they worked miracle.s. But, 1 think of the tremendous signi ficance of the statement that part of th«‘ ‘proof that He was the Messiah was the fact that through Him “the poor have the Gospel preached to ihem.” No wonder “the cotnmon peo ple h«*ard Him gladly.” No wonder .he *»ffietns sent by His ommfies to arrest Him. relumed without Him^ amL rt'iau’ted tnal neve; man spake He spake. If a Turn* mqn f*.united a religion, he would urge as a claim that it was the iiest religion that the self style*! ■ RIEGEL QUALITY SHIRTS *1 Sat. Only. $ 1.50 Quality, In Purchase of 3 pr More, each . ^ Men’s Leaf Brand OVEIRALLS, pr. , $1.00 S1.00 Sl.OO in the mearitimej,jinvej:ligation of the case wouRl J^WWliSTOI^ ■ -/ ‘ SP^GI^L BAUGAIN American Magazine. M'oman’s H<»me Companion and Collier'K Weekly—all f*ir 1.7 months for $4.0(1 liegular price x Sweaters sHpo AM Wool \ New Spring Suits, HaU and Shoes -Arriving Every Day HiPP&ADAr CLINTON^ soi'TB Carolina -jAHgg iss r= X