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t' - •7 S If Yo.0 Don’t Read THE CHRONICLE You Don’t Get The^News. ‘ 5 'H ■-/ . ■ / /, • THE CHRONIC4:E • drives To Be a Clean New«> ? • ^ S paper. Complete, Newsy, : and Reliable. I VOLUME XXXIV CLINTON,-S.'C.. THURSDAY, MARCH 15, 19:14 NUMBER 11 t 4 SOLONSLOOK TOilNE DIE General Assembly Moves Swiftly On Varied Pro^rram. Bijr Mat ters Receive Attention In Con- , sidering Finance Report. Columbia, March 13. — drive to; end nearly two months of appnopri- j ation debate by passing a $6,1*47.000 i finance bill was opened tonight in the | senate. CLINTON ITEMS 45 YEARS AGO Editor’s Note. — .\< friend re cently furnished The—Chronicle a yellow, age-worn copy of The Clinton Weekly Gazette bearing the date line January 31, 1889, from which are taken the fol lowing items. SMITH SAYS PRESIDENT SMILES ON COTTON AND BANK PLANS South Carolina Senator Goes To White House To .\sk Cotton Pur- chases for Needy and Reorganization of Loan Agencies. Wiles Pays With Life For Slaying NEW PROGRAM FORTARMERS Shoulders Full Blame For Kid- « , . naping and Death of Columbia *^*^*1^*^ System Like “pump- Boy, Hubbard Harris, Jr. Washington, March 13.—Two mat ters in which he is interested—appro priation jif $1,500,000 to buy cotton goods for needy persons and establish ment of an agricultural hanking sys tem—were discussed by Senator Smith (Democrat), of South Carolina, today Proponents of the new measure, ap-1 teach in Prof. Parrott’s .school at Wa-. ... i proximately $700,000 higher than the i While we regret the absence of \ uf * n • innt hill the house passed January 18. said \ijss Nannie from our midst, we con-' ^ -t' . increasing slate revenue from pres-j jri atulate the good people of Waterloo ^ ^ sugges ions am in *ent sources would finance it without acquJj^jtjon of one of our most ^ eni ei o pus em is stss ^ th.; enactrWBt of r,em levies. 'charming voune ladies, I” committee whieh “It takes a year.” Smith .said, “to produce a crop of corn and yet when ing Money Into Sewer,^ Hop- kin.s Says. Plan To .Make All Growers Raise Food. •Arlanta. March I'I. — The govern- Miss Nannie Vance, an accomplish- [ ed young lady of our city, goes to' With a house declaration today that it would not approm- “any new taxes” ringing in senate cars, a sub-commit- The Columbia. March 12. — Robert H. > Wiles shouldered fall blame for kid- one ear is nne and ready for harvest.k'l.ing Hubbard H. Harris. ^ j Ti. Jr., and diet! for the crime today with men: old <Vstem of relief was de- virtuallv the entire crop is ready. Thei j * i u h .t . • u * ‘a song on h:s bps, scnbeti today by Harry Hopkins, na- tobacco and other crops." j Earlier .sla»em?nLs that an accom- administrator, as hke dumping “Consequently, the work of an en-,P‘'c“ 15-year-oId Columbia -n o a ^wer. tire season is dumLHxl on the markets j tc death were bru.«!hed a.ride The administrator, out! ning to state at the same time and naturally farm- Wiles was strappe«I in the elec- director^ of relief from 12 Southern ers do not get the full benefit of-pric- ^ chair at the state penitentiary. -and Southeastern states a plan for ru- J propose a warehouse system that j -lust bett^re .he s.ate exacteil the ral rehabilitation. al>i' -*ai(l the admin— would enable the banks to sell the!''‘'^bh p«'rta’*y in -he cold gray dawn i.stration plans to give .Southern farm- crops throughout the year without early mo-n;ag. the 42-year-old for- ers a “decent living, ’ and W that the * mer mechanic and one time dirt track man who got "a rotim deal in 1928-29 racing driver said calmly and clearly; gets an even b»-cak now.” .s.-.u.he™ other collateral. When his'*^*^^^ —^ j.^mith heads will be asked tomorrow ^^^ding the markets. The Cliaton cornet hand was or- approve his hill to authorize an ap-1 Smith said a farmer would be per- Kk? which drafted the new bill assured | lowing members: G. C. .Albright. W. particularly mattresses,! his the chamht*r that-it left a balance of ScOtt, John Ferguswn, Jack Young, (iistrihution to needy persons onjif hehadno $19,940 according to latest revenue e>-j h. Vance, W. J. Deady, Willie Harris, same basis that pork and wheat! crop was hanested, the farmer would ;‘^***^*'' timates.- “ ~h™^ ^ . . i * leriruitu'e were told in it- Suppqi'U'rs of the, hill explained it included a 10 pn cent raise for teach ers therefore was marly $101,(8)0 higher i Wi P. MohtjoyTahdTA- B. Blakely. ^avie ^eh (lisTrThuTed by relief organi- [deliver u>^the^ibaakJJhat portion Tieces-' jzations. A nueting will he held in Young’s i Cnder all the rest are fn‘e and the administrator to “forget emer gencies” ami work for a permanent In removing ail doubt as to who r pfau make the heads of as many of sary. at current prices, to pay off his the grWy 5^**^ ^ ^^^T’^ the 600.000 families in niT.Tt Ttrerr? of ,, , J ^^mith’s agricul- as well as state employes nnd hall Frid^nighL^i take in consider-banking system the government ation the advisability of organizing a f^ij-nish the initial capital for debt. than a previous committee hill which f,;^. departhient for the town of t'lin the senate r«i;ommitttHl-three weeks ago to be bmmght “within revenaa*.” i 1 Teachers would receive an a\XM-age i Should the bank, in its marjvetingi operations, secure better prices for the | of $6C a mk'.ntli for a six-montb state term unde: the hill, into which the suS-cominkriei^i\ rote a teacher |my raise previously embraced in a sepa rate h(»usi bill. Wi' Aliss 1*. p. Death regret to report the death (>f FlorencA* Hoyd, daughter Rev. credit Hoyd. a unit of tho hank in oa.-h av-ricullural I'i;o<i>>cts. the fanuor would bv rred.t- eii with the balance after the bank had deilucted its percentage for expenses and its reserve fund. Should the farm- state. These hanks WfUild do,nvi com- nievcial business but would deal en tirely with fanners and their products. It is Smith’s idea that Umg-time is iK'cessaiy for* farmers and fhiaus woixld be allowed to run for as liefore Iftst Lhrisliii0&. W ilcs called the.^_th^ country s»-jf-»,<jBii4.ain4f>g g.s po^i- names of two men he had fklsely ac- ‘ sible. , Public work< proj^'ets. inclu<ling i highway jcbi. for; >*ry work ;«nd simi lar means of <x'i'uparioh, wore given sought er Want to, he could pay in cash. This reserve fund would Ik* built up long as two years. over a perioil of yeas*s and eventually , ' ' . . . <• , 1 I t and unsucce.'.<fu!’iy implicate. The s:ate’< fir^l kidnaper and killer in modem times, he went to his death w'ith all the .flare and Imtou's that marked his conduct after his arrest anti tluring hi- tr-Jil and incarceration, methotl of putt ng th.- li* He walked from his death cell to ..j, his as aids to the reha-rkta* o i prog: am. PnkJuct:on of cnn:mt><l rit*s, and some of the rash w;. ’ht' o’h. Farmers would re-, used to re-pay the government- for the i the execution iv-'ni with- a flourish, a Tom-Dora House pay their loans at the market value of .bank’s capital. kiterciH woubl H* |>aid To bahinqe the general wage in-' I would re.'-pectfully anntiunce to tb«'' i luii prixlucts anil the hank in tariijtht govtrmmnt on the lapital until crease, the suh-committee, consislirrg, traveling public and the fanners would stiui* these jirodiicts to U* mai-|t i lapita itn rtpau. of Senatojr^W. P. Nicholson oT .Antlev-' throughout the country that J am now ^ keted at the most advantageous tune .son. .'spearman of PlcYims. and Sints piejiared to hoard at 25 cents a uM‘aT7tTrrTtTFr For table hoard, $10 peu' immth. I am ^' Mu.'-g i’O'Ve ! ' There will be ap;*' -X Mia:- in the .<o..:h to in of Orangeburg, pared $232,898 fn»ne appnipriations for slate institutions and depai tments proposed in the pi e- vious .senate bill. ^ Only lour itemj^ i below figures in the house IdiII. Tliey^ convaniontly streeL l(»cuted on t Smith e.stimated it would require, har-l from $10,000,000 to $11,000,000 capb j_ j talization for each hank. day and tc^lay. Fach s!ji*.e m^ai* p - i*tan H- als f«»r the new —Our Atarfcef Farm Chiefs Ask For Price Fixing on I The rotton market at this place for were: onfetlerate penswms | the pa^t week has beAUi quite active ui i $460,000 to $450,000; stale sanaton uni j ranging from 8% to 9c. Our’ from $120,000 to $115,000; ^ unf<Mier-, stores are seIliag gro<«*i ies at ate infirmary from $21,700 to $21.h00; U^^ following prices: Hat on. Me. lartl and itid for crippled chrt.lren molasses 3Uc. sugar cofftu- $10,000 to $9,000. y, 20c. Hour $4JA .A majority of the serrate iTranii^ . conclusion of a two-ilav conference committee adopted the draft aftci e.ss^ ^ . ' called by GovTrnor Olson of Minne- than an hi»ui of considei-ation ti-^lay. r«'^'n Offi'-inls sota H »-as l,ui-.....l to Ihr prit.N-r ^ /-ily nr.Kn.->Tii-.- to th.-r ,n.1il-o.-tlv .-nilorsMl par.- i-op.,.- ... time for iW oiKlil ses.T|,e„o,. an.l opVi- of theTowoV-nrslKe -„„„p„|„„.v ■pr-o.lurtion: jjjon. ' ^signaTurcs/of , A. Shaiids. uutyor; j .Shartly after the prinD-il bill wis W. F,. Ow^-ns, clerk. placed tm the desks of senators r<.-' — night.. Senator .Ard of M illialll^■l>ul g. 1 _ Church Directors offcic'il an aioemlmenl lx* tlintiii<ite Preshv’tt'rian church — R\‘V'. \V 1 Auditor Announces Township Assessors broad smile playing upon his feature.s. fapijHti He liHiked for a moment into the face.s rx-habilr.at;on phin t»r thost who had conic to s**e him the ^r c,*nf« rence h< ' ( anti said cheerfully: “(ohm! morn.ng, grntk-men.” He ltM»k his place sprightly in Dh* jtleath chair, made his last ci*nfession anil announced “I am ready to mee-t my (I»hI.” He then hurst into a hymn, the .sugee't "n of the n:i' ibis clear baritone voice filling the nrnystrator Then t v. gi - small nmra strangely with meloily. igram will he put mta uitic’ “I’raiivi* Gt*d from ” wule an area a p -. t. The high volt^ige current cut short Small indust .c>. H 'I'kiiv buck y 120 ( t) ^UggO-'r yc.'te' - \ prop. . ffey! ■ I tht'ir indiv dual '-a' -s. b ui: hi r meo*- ings wdl be he'd m each '’n'e at on snal a 1- :i; - i : ■ ■” in : - lid'. V. ToW’n and township assessors for his song. Four minutes later —at 6.08 started in rural areas, ji‘oviil:r4 this year have been annouhctsl by the I a. in. Dr. 1.. H. Jennings. pris4m phy- part-time work. First.” the ^{*eaker ■-aitl. “he mu-' Des .Moines, Iowa, March 11. Two hundred farm leaders endorsed a de- a , , X . 1 . ffuinty auditorJ, Sam R. Dornih, as sician, pronounccsl him dead mand for governmental jtrice fixing . ^ 1 . , k follows; agrirnltural commodities at the^ Laurens city: H. D. Mahaffey. K. O. Anderson and J. W, Thompson. and -liill the rai.-e for state employes transfci funds alotled to ii m tm to the -chool fund. Williamsburg srTiat»o -ail lit in ih way to aoyniei!: llu •ujiproi>nat|tin suffu-cntly ^ the i-tuto teim frrum .-ix i -r viglo months an6 allov the M.f lot'ul property pow i.;- thi additional monliis. 1 Spewhes were centered .around Die {premise that agriculture should )>•• j treated as an indiisti'y or public utility Hinson and W. T. Boyce, in obtaining an equitable fixed prirv The body wa-s removed from the have a small tract of lanti; then he penkentiary and quietly buried in a must have a house. a decent house in cemetery in the city. Six close friends which to live. .After that has been Laurens township: H. H. Blakely, he had selected before his execution done the g-'vrmment (on b-i ! S. R. Sloan and Z. R, Traynhani. f’linton city: R. F.. Ferguson, A. \’. Martin and R. L. Plaxieo. Hunter township: .laek H. Davis, W. li, Teagut* and G. Fair Buford. Cross Hill town: A. M. Hill', J. B: were his pallharers, (J. T. Harris, of Atlanta, old etiu.sin mine, a r -w. hoe^. 21-year- neees..<a:y pvov tie h him ••lljfkens, and 11 -^'im g’oeer of tdie youth M’iies hm*d' untiL he heroiTn*s**"«l*if"tt-.^vnuHng. f rom home an! tk‘a*h. was anumg the “We are gt.;ng .pi t givng reli 21 persons who <aw the killer put to per se. in all ru'al Atiu iica. We mu (’ross Hill township: Jt>hn Frank The h.qi.d ..-1 liool e'.« liJ v « n 1X lll<‘i'> jl It vied 1 to y .laeohs. pa.stor. Baptist ehii'ch Rev. “If you want the ailvuntages of a' (Iriffin, Turner Pin.son ami L. K. Mar-i^,^^^ He is J. A. .Martin, pastor; ('. K. ILile, S. S. Sqfit. Methodist ehnreh Ref. ,1. I-]. I .^lilhnf■fev, pa-tor; J. .M. \N n rlit, Supt. nor. who tiad or.ginally r'llled th< Sunday school. ‘ileath. Harris watched the execution make the p»-ip!t lealmly. self-sustaining. None t»f \Vd»*ri relative-' was pres- “It i... ah-uni public utility, yon the rest rfiints,’’ t tii must ,aJs<) acn-pt Minnestit.i gover- Ni-w Budding'- \ tilock of fi’ e n<*\v -tore-, tv o stoj-y, with 'hnrolsom" tL' - fi;.- been erected ; hi \ t Mesr T' T. The r.mai'x dal not go .»(..jitj mto c yj .Snnierel, and l»i igg> and the ioli, uo\ve\er. preftniTig to ilear irhy.-- I its calendar of i IVut statewide n«*as- _i urt .s apimrcntly upon the p»x--um].tion that adjenumnienl might follow th'se- —/'ly upofP Ltie iHis.-age of an apinnni- alion bill 27 FuiUmt 'JO. secuix* a t^o-lhrrds vide,; Mr. J. W. d'opr'land has set an ev- ampb' Tor the town m the ereifnrn of his syslem of private water works. gathering fts :i tonference of g(»ver- hors (.f 15 Mouse ’ scutes, s.aid. Tho governor termed ihe ronfert nee an “oTion loriim Du- fa. m organr/.a- tion leaden ” s\ lien tuily «»ne goveritor joined hiri. yes'.enlay in the tlha us- ■sjons. Olsfin saol the propo-el gftvern- irncniaJ prici. fix.ng prr.gram <-ofiterii- [ilated that 'prict Wah- W. B. W. 1 ' ^ Railrvud talk we h/»k Tor the (i. ('. a joint reHululion f«»r a cun«lilutional \’ ntilroad to reach thrs’jiTace ihT.s ■ ' M by the .A. A. A. or s(#nie other federal agi-nry. He iHunteil to the Bankhead hill for prodoi-tioiiTontrol and a rm-as- uit* of pi K-e fixing Tor cotton by Pre.si- dent as indicaTivt- qtltfig admThlstira- referenduTB on reducing the itionbi wjllmgiiess lo con.sider now a nor’s term Jroni four to two .yeat.si , j.simiJar program lot 'other conimudi- with right iveleclion wa.s rejected. I’nele Johnny Fmnev having entire- tonight by l^e senate. The vote wu.- ]y y,,^ sight, is having an x-p- | \ pr-ngf-nm ft»r price fixing by an 21 to 17 for the hill. eration v‘‘*T“*'Tr.ert on same by a|.\KA cr*de for agriculture and infla-! auditor and thi' hoard Lending suriporl ot efforts to wdve optician. " ~ j tion was rejMcietl hj_,the admini.stra- the appropriation problem without ad- j jjion when pre.sentod by five .Midwi-ei ditionai reverrae the representalWeK.; Miss Hattie I’ope has been chosen | afltv a cimference here Jaal todi^’ by a risJBfr vt>le went on record Shady Grove school October. tin. Waterlo«» town.-hip: VV. F. inglon -T. !.. F. Moore and Sullivan: Ihtunas 1’. Wood, Freeman and J. .vl .’^ummcrel. Dials; L. W. Gilliland, John H. Wolff, and D. D Li ileti. Vitungs: L Bobo, .1. S. Higgins arid .1. 1). S’i'uarl. Sc tiff let 1^4 n (1. L. Hunter, Gtsirge (Tinningkjiiri aiul W D. Glenn. Jacks; S W iH'hn, John .\I. t.'ope- would 1m* tlelerminetl : land and tleoi^re 1. tile. .Mr. Ilorroh does not know definite ly w’hen the fir.*-! meeting of the coun ty board^mill he called, hut indicated it may A*?>eiuhie in its first session the third Tupwlny March. RimiI estate returns were iiiatle this year, and it will be laicesaary for the .state tax cammission to ativise'on these before final action is taken by the turvi'»«d hv his -«ccon*l wife, families n tin ••n. KoImtI H , -Ic., lit-f rtdD W' fir-t nv AT*’ •gainst. impoiuLiX'n of any new taxes. The school will open Monilay. The hou^e, lias naw taken ac- During the dbty a dozen panaceas tion am virtually every piece of ma-. yj Bailey & Sons have dniilt .a ,;./or agriculture were ifTered. Speakers For _ _ _ School Clqi^gNPraes Offered a three*-year-,old arul tw*> ir»'vwn daughter / wift*. ■ -* W les hot a I k »• d h - f • t w f and allot)' man at lh..hain N in I'.rjd. II \* •*- at p.i ttetl u!’.*n p'va.l irig the “i!'*wr 't- n law ” 11 • luid ne i :*» ‘n “the a" < ” -'.ncc.' t«' tf 'ifo-tl at ).*- t a fol* ihe. uitx; dt of till Ha’’’" yt»uth. Ill* at*.I rn- y- ar giied th. tloubl > a\i?tg had .b v. n him in.-^uTn anti 'he kidnaiong pb»: w;i-- th»* “p:o«liut of a disoidt-rctl mind” The jury turned a deaf ear to ^he insanit> plea and found him guilty al most three wfwks la the hour after he hail lured the Uarn?' lad to a dt'^erted had __n*.Y_hiwra---: farm ht»u.-.e li;ae frxmi the Ctty^ — ant 1 ha mmered h.m l« ilealli with an UHin liar. Wiles'San! ke tnl* nd«*d t** e\;<*rt''a $Lbi*h ran-4>m fnna llu*»bar<r'-T:iTT«*'. a well-to-do grucery main evet.i! ve, but hL-* plans were up-et anti he k Rett Die buy in-dcad., r. 'VV -'n relief r<>! > !*' nk of itOO.i'ov i’»y beimr on i-r- *v\ ';ik VV care *' H* per * n' Amef'ea. “ Th- r V ; , b-e. -V . *. ..- .V ;l' J r- X’ ' - ■ -f? ■ .uur * . “Th , f oru* ’ X .. a?v. xv- -f ' C' ’ .1- V ■ g f ')ul- I.’ : . • ' ^ b -t If a V e V r r- \t - -!a : f h - * • a'l**^ 11 •pk’.n- ' been un vacation a' 'll 11 'C.-^ A. n. V .. • :P ? ;dii * p .(im ; p;ace- .M ami Xdni ■ .1 he h.t ; ’whciv 1 and I’a Mrs. A. C. Workman Claimed By Death M r-. jor legislation before it. during the kiln and huil). and o)>eT»*d Aiaafan .day lakl the Kantet-l'ooper bill on the t,aralsome warehouse filled with a finejlVirS. V IClOllo /^UoUIl of Claimed By Death senate's doorstep. .After ;a 51 lo 27 vote Friday, till went through third readii.g in thej h*.use thi* afternooa •rithout « record j Clinton Adveiimers Advertise merits from the foTlow'ing ' . ,Mrs. Victoria Austin, 5-1. died at the F'lorida Minister and Igiurensj Educator On rommencement Froifrani At Orphanaije. Xnrai V\ <<= kman, 67. wukiw >f Mork'i n, tiled at * '• ^ ll'.tM-well section,.^ an ,eariy hour .Sat urday luvi juiig af.icX-ab,. For Best Letter jth« late A I : home m the — ^ ^ CommencenicJil -cxerv’ises at Thomwell orphanage will begin ^ . j VV . Tivcx/ssca sax v.iv. jnCirTlWeil Or|»rianH>^ AWIIl III Mil | after a motion U) recommit nyii|^.^l appear in to<lay’5 pajler: jocal hospital sSatunlay mnrninjr after if^unduy. June 10th, and already plans: Representative Blatt, of Barnwell, had ^ ^ Hailey Sons; Mi.ss L/r.z1e, ^ brief illness. 5?he wa.s the widow ofLre under way at the institution forp been tabled. tCopeland; ScoU ft .Martin; Louis But- The bill i* an enabling measure to Barber Shop; Clinton College, J. permit a stg.te authority to bajrow Kennedy, provident; BlakeTy & ^ $34,$00,000 frwn the Public Work* Young; G. H. Davidson, Burial Crises;('Jinton, uml four grandchildren ministration with which to develop the j* Hale I..ivery -Stable; Bailey Funer;al services were conducted gigantic navigation and power plan as g Davidson; C. L. Poole F’adgett’s Oeek church in Union a state project. Drtig Store;. Owens Bros.; R. Z. county Sunday afternoon at 4 o'clock Meanwhile another imjiortaTit niea»-• ^ Cmnpany; T, C. Sumerel ^ |by the Rev. B. L. W'qod, the Rer. Mr. ure was ,*<ent a long way toward rati- jgj.Q • ‘ Anderson and the Rev. Edward Long, fication when the senate advanced to. j Interment followed in the church cem Officers For Year ctcry. Founder’s Day third reading a joint resolution from - « . « the house extending the time for pay- ^ Chamber NORUnateS ing property taxes to May 1. The tax es go into execution Thursday. There appeared to be some po.ssi-1 bility of a fight on the measure when. At the monthly meetTng of the it comes up for third feadlf^. A ■‘‘f”" cbamber of Commerce held Tuesday ! ! ate amendment is pending to nominating committee' Presbyterian college will observe out a clau.se exempting Berkeley and previously appointed to bring in rec- Founder’s Day this morning at 11:45 Saluda counties. The ommendations for officers and direc-jin the college chaiiel, commemorating would also increase the penalty froih ensuing year submitted its ^ the birthday of its late founder, I>r, two to three per cent. ^rejiort, the following nominations be-'W. P. Jacobs. ' . ing placed before the organization toj The special address of the occasion be acted upon at the April meeting; will be delivered by Dr, Dudley Jones, President, S- W. Sumerel. !a member of the college faculty. He Vice-president, J. H. Pitts, Jr. [will give a review of the life and work Secretary, C. F. Winn. jof Dr, Jacobs a.s a minister, educator She 1- surNived liv ftuii .sun-t. F.i'i V\., J. Ryan. Ilusrh B.. and B» n Work- {One DiDflar To Be ( ;i%en man. all -f • Imton; two >i»-i»-daugh- Each JS frk Bv The ( hronicle ^ '^iH-a.inan of Jack- ■ ' - ^onvillr. Ha., and Mr- J. B. Scu : v thej In Trade < ampaiKii. of rhapjfrlL ‘ - - ( Funeral -es t .c«-- wfro t-onduc'rd The T’hromcle will giv«* awav ?Lftn^, tkf n H.t ii ♦ ' »“•* giwvcM.K- ,n n«.) » vvt*;i ••enift.- V lare unner way at Ihe institution roriearh week dur.ng Ihe ^ene< of thiXM*',Suml«y aflrnK«»n at ;; t.’clot k bv t '-* the late J. W. Austin and survived jitj, dosing program. ''“Buy in Hinion” advert ija-ment-i. the ^ y' : . by one son, I),, L. Au.stin, and one j To deliver the baccalaureate sermon j first of which appears in tiday’s pa- ,^1 by the Rev M K Mcdl idl lif (''*i ». daughter, Mrs. Pauline loiwson, both [the Rev. J. G. Hutchinson, pastor of per. iville. - « m o iO. (the Pretdrytorian church at High. The subject of cath leUer rnu-*t lie.' paBtrran r uiu f- p Springs, Fla., has been securetl. “WhyA'ou Should Trade in Glinton,”. j Grauforti The commer.cement adtlress before [and not more than IIW word* are t» be i u the gradiiatmg. Hass^will he delivered written. j |_ Dirkcrt. J ”F lU* ’ I j on Tuesday, June 12th, at 10:30 a. m.,' All letters -.huuld he addri^Tid to Smith ' * by C K. W’right, superintendent of the I the Buy in t'hiiton Editor of The loiurens city .schrMils. Other announce- Thronirle ments pertaining to commencement The winning .le»ier with the name [Concert Here week at the institution will be matie of the author will he publishtxi each later. _ • week. :— The Minton .MerrhanLs as.-nciation ' I IS .sponsoring the “Buy in CJinton” Next Month Exercises Today'FarmersToHear TO SING HERE SUNDAY Ffed Gentry,'-frequentjy heard o|er station WBT^Charlotte/will sirig^v- erai familiar gospel songs Sunday.eve-_ ning at 7:30 at Bailey Memorial Meth-1 Additional directors: E. D. Craig, |are cordially invited to atten^d the ex odist church. The 'public is cordially 'R.. L. Plaxico, J. H. Withers|>oon, R. erci.ses beginning this iiiTited to attend this service. Je. Ferguson and W. W^Harria. 'promptly at li:46. Treasurer, L. D. McCrary. land builder. Interested town friends morning campaign and .* -ictling forth thc.r club siHin.soring Lever Fnday ^ ,Ires, the farmers of l.auren« .rounty —— ' ""’'''“r ''- in the court house Friday morning at MEN MEET FRIDAY * - - - go'op or- 11 o’clock, at which time he will speak-- on “Farm ihoblcm.s and Pursuing of' Farm I^oans.” Mr. I>ever agricultural fward wiih plewsing results and the ieDtertamment coming just' after the The Tegular monthly meetiiig of the Fuwter hdikiays will douht]e.ss prove .Men-of-the-4’hurrk of the Fint Pres- of interest to local mu.'-ic lovers. * i.s onl* of the well known ^^^f*^** church will he held Friday - " The Spartaaburg Chorus conaiats of leailcrs of the .state and oclo^ Thia being the sixty voices and will present a welL has a message^of vital imporUnce for 'f-””‘"5 ^^***1/^ the hnlancod aad enjoyable program. .. , t / * . ,' dectkdi the county s farmers, who are urged f,,ii —j .u-. v . i v to b« present. . * ““ » «l tW, ta-r «««i. bi, kit .mI bpy. a I Wherever the aansicians have appear* Fd they hnor scored a received.