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Ginton Chronitle. CHnton.* S. C.. Thursdar. Xvril 19. 1934
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Ulljr (EUnlnn CljrnmrU
SsUbliilMd IfM
Pabliah«d Erery Thui^y By
THE cmiONICLE PUBlalSHING COMPANY
Subscription lUu (Payable In Advance):
One year 11.50; Months 76 cenu; Three Months 50 cents ..
Entered as Second Class Mail Matter at the Pott Office at Clinton, S. C.
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fhe Chronicle seeks the cooperation ol its subscribers and readers—the
publisher will at all times appreciate wise aucgestions and kindly ad>
rice. The Chronicle will publish letters of general interelt.when th#y,
are not of a defamatory nature. Anonjrmous communications win not
be noticed. This paper is not responsible for the views or opinions of
its correspondents.
were notified that th^ loan had bebn j
approved. However, the Reconstruc--
tion Finance, corporation demanded!
that various and sundry red,tape steps!
j*be taken before di.^ursement of the
fiends could be made, which wo^pld re-1
Mrs. Alah Benjamin
I - Dies Suddenly^
These
-Mrs. Alah Benjamin,'
64, died
sud-
.r-
H. D. HENRY
BOLAND
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re- denly at
Thursday
her home
afternoon,
hear her^ la.st
her unexpected
shock and
afternoon at Lcesville Metho-
CLINTON^ S: C.7THURm7AT, APm
HE DESERVES SrPI»ORT
That the reputable merchants in
every community should be given the
preference by home buyers over tra
«ent agents of outside conc^s,
whose promises are sometimes far
from fulfilled — admits of/hut little
controversy. /^
Established merch^fs are all-the-
year-round citizen.^They pay person
al and prop€r^laxes.-_33iey__K:plin;to
their pockets/to help supiwrt the vari-
ous Jocal,/(fnarities^ A large part of
the mpfiey they receive over
counters goes right back into the com-
jntonity institutions—the schools, the,
"churches, the streets, support of city
government, and other-causes.
' Again it is important to remember
that when you .spen<l your dollars in
the store of a merchant with whom
you are familiar, whom you meet al
most daily, if not in his place of busi-
ne-s, then on-the stieet or elsewhere— j
you are much more certain of getting j
full value fo!' your outlayi He does i
mi! try Ht-at 4.*wn y^ur
ar.cv with -uave ainl high-MUinding in
ducements tor you to buy what yf)U <lo
not net i. }!•■ never niisrepit sents his
—44rt 11 iiiilahJe .. merchant; he
■can't aff..rd to do it. in the
For he dei''■?:'!/ mtiinly Ujitm regular
patronage; an<l his cu-toiiier.s must
not he detened from coming hgain.
H ■ <h -erves .'Uj.uo!’,- '
Hurricane News
quire some 60 to 1*0
quiremeajiiiWtfijjjj^^t made known un-
pl after the loan
an^ the .securities had been turne
over to the Reconstruction Finance
corporation. When it was ascertained ’urday .... .
that it would take from 60 to 90 days;dist church near here. The bpcly was
days ot disburse the funds under the laid to final rest in the church ceme-
regulatjbhs' required by the Recon- tery, a large concourse of friend's and
stn^tion Finance corporation, the con-; relatives being present for the ,ser-
i^Fvator took down the se^ureties and vice.s.
the committee temporarily abandoned Mi s. Benjamin was a native'atid
the" idea of, trying to raise slock life_long“ resident of this county. She
through this source for the new bank, was a devoted Christian, a woman of
“In addition to the stock subscribed i strong character and ever true to her
by depositors of the Commercail Bank, j faith. She had many friends who will
approximately $17,000 in ,stock was j join with the family in mourning her
subscribed by local ^business people as I death.
direct subscription. This amount of j The deceased ffe survived by two
j^ubscription^together with that' rai.sed|spns,^ B. Benjamin of near here,
by the subscription of depositors in j and E. Q. ^njamin.
the Commercial Bank,, was not suf-. by four daughters, Mrs. William Jack-
ficient to authorize the opening of a|j,on of this city. Mr.s. Harold Church,
new bank. However, application v^slMi.<;ses Annie and Mary Benjamin, all
” ‘ ^ of Wa.shington, D. C. •
H. D. Henry & company
INSURANCE .
aSAlr ESlfATE '
negotiated
Miss Mary Lottye Riser spent the
week-end with Mi.ss Rosa Sumerel at
her home near I^aurens.
made through the Reconstruction Fi
nance corporation for subscription by
the government to preferred stock
(.sufficient to supplement that raised
[locally. But in as much as the stock-^
Mrs. J. F. Whitmire spent the week- j holders in the proposed hew bank !
end with her daughter and son-in-law, who had subscribed to stock through
Mr. and Mrs. Jame.<5 Dunaway. ^ the depositors agreement, were re-
—Mrs. Lili^ Neighbor^ And.jrhildrepJleased from their subscription under ^
were the Sunday guc-.'^ts of^ Mr. and!their agreement expiring ApTR 1st, ir]-
Mra. Tbm .Neighbors^m Clinf^m; rwas not possible to open the'bahk" by
Mr.s, A". H. Shannon of Newberry,; April 1st. Unless those subscribers
spent last week with her daughter, | whose agreement expired April 1st
Mrs. Mace Young. lean and will renew their ^subscription,
Mr. and Mrs, R. W. Young and I it will not be po--=sible at this time to
(laughter spent Sunday with Mr. and open the new bank. However, a char-
Mrs. C. C. Young. ter for the new bank has been author-
Fric'nds of “Uncle .Job" J^imp.-'on will
b(‘ glad to ’knbw~that he is improving j •
after being c<»nfinedito his bed with
!an inf(‘cted hand.
Mrs. W. ('. Dobbins was a recen’
visitor of Mrs. Mace Y>‘ung.
. . I .Mr. and Mr<, Thur ton Burrough'i
rrmd--rhtfdrm-aTrU-Af^^ i
the week-end in Ci vg n. ! I rdnd^ .f Ir’y S. Hipp. well-known;
^ "Toot.-” t'aughman iu' rolurn- b'cai merchant, will ivg'et to .Jc-arn ;
mu
Irby Hipp Hurt
In Accident
Make Your Old Hat
NEW!
WE KNOW
HOW TO DO IT
We not only have the latest type equip
ment for cleaning and reblocking hats,
BUT — we. have had long years experi
ence in hat work and realty know how
and can give you a hat cleaning job you II
be proud of. ^
PANAMA, STRAW OR FELT, W E
CAN MAKE ’EM LOOK LIKE
NEW’ — Give Us a Trial and See.
i.
BUCHANAN^S
DRY CLEANERS AND LAUNDRY
“THE OLD RELIABLE’’
Phone 28
.'pent
Mi ■
hia. s[n'nt a f*‘W days
lavi w«ck- with
ua:=:n-IaWj -Mr. and
that
p"al
he is a jiaticn*.
suflVrimr f''»m
dhy^'nigbl;- 5
driving hi- ca:
in the local h(,i.'-,!
injui ie- receiveil |
b'*me when .the
I UK D \Y OK THK CHM.D
' Ily [i:dclama: am of the I’residerrtfTTf
the rrnted States, the first day of
May will be observed as National
t'hild Health Day. The I‘n‘sident sug
gests that every community ought lb
conduct on that day somt* sort of ex-
eicisis to at lea.rt imjness ujMih every-
ixidy the imjioitance of. undiviiled and
community effort to preserve the
health (d children. ,
We are heartilv in accord with this
on South Broad
a ;>as--ng car, he
•Mrs. Kdward Martin. j
Mr. and .Mrs. Douglas Davis and ‘''i*'
children of Tautens, spent the week- nrcident (x^urre
end with the latter’s patent-, Mr. an«i tteet. Blinded t*y
Mrs. C. (’. Nalrois. .’an into a tive with his machine, suf-
.Mr.s. .Mcflill and Mrs.Ovner of Kin- feting a frac’ured leg. face and other
aijjs, weft' iccent visitors of Miss pa.nful injurio'-. He was reported rest-
Mary I.<!ttye ffiscr. ' j ing cotnfoi tably la-t night and it is
Those attVmding the nvetipg of the. hoped by his friends and acqiiaintanc-
county council <d‘ the llimie l>emon- (’s *l^at he will soon itHuiver.
stratiori clubs held at Brinceton last
Saturday'were: Mrs. Kdward .Martin, i
.Mrs. W. Horton, Miss Lillie Young,!
.Miss Mai v lyottve Kiser. .Miss Rosa I
WANTS
SEE THE
Frigidaire ’34
THAT USES LESS
CURRENT THAN
ONE ORDINARY
1
PROTECTED
GOODYEARS
ON EVItY WHEEL
.’>um(*t(d,' Mrs. Salih* B. XaUus. Mrs.
WANTKD TO BUY-^400 pound.s'of
r,. .Nabors. Mrs. Wtllie Young. Mrs. seed cotton, white and clean. J. A.
Tan Ray, .Mrs. Tom Milam. Mrs. Dil-j Bailey. 1^
laid Milam, and .Misses h'lances Mi-
LAMP BIULB
idea. < hild welfare has becimig. such jlani, Irene
an important i»att of every program i Young.
for .•Mx-ial l|H*rtertnent that many folk i
.sort of take it for gianted, anti <lo not
realize the amount of time, effort,
.study and money that has laxm ex-1
pended all over the c<.)untiy 1t» make |
health condition’s for children sat'ei '
and better everywhere. -'!*l;in.s
Burge
and Mildred
Bank Committee
Issues Statement
FOR S.YLK,—Five cows, fresh in miik.
D. E. Tribble <'o.
.’>-2c
(TYRDFIN TIME—I.et us do your gar
den pi(»wing. Prompt attention all
Icalls. Reasonable prices. W. J. Henry.
; phone :127-.I. 22-2c
NOTK’E TO FAR.MER.S. Sp:ing-
time i.s planting time—plant with a
For Onjanizallon <»f -New ('ole planter to get Im-t results. We
(Jiic dt.fs 2ipt ...ha'.e to be vc ty old to
remt'Uibor \vh< n more tlian iialf ot all
childiii born died iti infancy. L(xtk at
any oM gtaveyard atid ;ee the n'lmixo
of -t rYmlT^*o'nr>~m>rrT+'rd tTT l-hT’-'TT
ory <d' l.'’l<' o7ie- who. p;i ■» d on be-
Na(i<»n;il Bank Here Fail To
want you t«» see ottr full line
,, , ... ,, . Planters and Distributors. .1.
.Maii-riiilizc Due lo l•.\plrallon ij„,„
of liepo.'-ltor.s* A’^reentenl
of Cide
I.
foil
Ih;-
chiM
charu
olde”
We
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ha.e
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le ea e
ma ny
til grow
ab!
1. talK
xlay. Tve y
iines better
pp than, we
I’lati '. f.>r tiu ' g->nb';*-M;j lo ;i
tional bank irt t'iinton have been
del \\:;v 1 ir >o!}.b time'bu* Diii<
na
un-
f'i. r
h;iv(“ failed to oiatei .a!i-’»*. .\ - -o‘ihng
to a statement mad»‘ by the ee-tnmittee
,j wliich had been in eharge of the or-
eained..too. that healtlty iranizalion. it wa^; ;mpo«.sih!e to meet
chi]<ir< n make h<-althy men and wo- fhe r(*.iu)r. nfents ..f th-.* Keconstnu-t
men. The a .erage length of life in b iuanee eot potation within the
AnuMiea hu'^ inen-a^ed hy neaTly.tvn Dine limits that had b.-en >et by agiw-
years in the pa-^t generation. Fhis is ment with.the depositors in the ( om-
beyond douhtdue to the increasing mercial Bank. These agreementsdith
know]<*<lge of how lo conserve <fhe ’Die depositors «*X|iired .April 1st, and
health of children. . }d being |H*ssil>!e t»» open the new
To giv(^ ev«>ry child a chanct* to lie nation.al bank as had In eii planned by
healthy — to gtow
with eveiy cate, is
strive for.
I'OR .’■^ALE -- T=>nmtT»t ''an.l
I jiTants. oe dozeit',. iNkder Td. A. ydy
to 'I. Main:, at Diphanag* i’hhgar
farm. ' D- '--^.c
FOR vl.K ;
."ced. .\ppiy
• n
'••ki r (aj in re .el" c it
■o -Tic.-i II. D.i, s, .St.
l-26-2p
USED Philco laElios. We have a few
that ate being offerd a’ liargains,
!s() if you are interestecij^see them.at
Smith’s Pharinaev. i le
up from infaney
a goal .we
depositors were rt*leaseil
lock in the
10 Years Ago
Items of Interest From 'I'he Chronicle
~ of V pril 17; 152F.
The foIIowThg^sl^enieiit has been
tniade hy-tlje orgauization -committee
icomitosed of ('. W. Sotne. S. (1. Dil
lard, .lack H. Young. W. I). <'o|M*lan*d‘*'^*4*
land R. W. Wade;
“The plan of organizing a new hank
in ('linton involved <uhscnption to
B.\BY ('HICKS, fi*eds. cabbage plants,
tomato plants, ih'PJht plants, potato
plants and onion plants. Blakely
Brothers. Itc
FDR SATE—Farm relief ct»tton .<eed,
first year from t'oker. Al>.o Coker
No. ■), re-cleaned, ApiWy to B. H.
4--2f)--^(’’
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W.ANTKD — One hundid btiys who j
are interested in playing liasediall to j
Visit our Spring Show
ing and see why every
one’s talking about the
Frigidaire ’54
Imagine! It has <u(/o-
fr itc defrosting — you
don’t have to remember to turn the
current on when defrosting is com
pleted! It has’<fM/oi>»o/ic ice tray
release! Its bjg interior is of Lifetime
Porcelain and its outside finish is
sparkling Dulux. Ft Has extra room
fur tall bottles and a frozen storage
compartment.
On top of all that, this Frigidaire
'34 actually uses less current than one
ordinary lamp bulb'
Come in, today, and see why thou
sands of wom^n already are boasting*
“Ours is a Frigidaire ’34.”
BLOWOUT PROnCTlON THAT USTS
• Per cent of original tensile
strength remaining in cords after
long use in tires:
Miles Supertwist Ordinary
Run Tire Corda Tire ^rda
8,000 93% 82%
IMOO •!% 36%
Supertwist Cord;—a Goodyear pat
ent—atretches, absorbs shocks, and
comes back strong.! Thoroughly
rubberized to resist heat, It gives
lasting blowout protection In every
~f7~"~pty:~Airiii TO demonstnite!— ~
the fine lt*ather first-basemen’s
mil that you can gel with a bottle of
Mi 31 solution, for 59c at Smith’s j
Pharmacy. Ic
EIERY YEAR IRE BEST OF IRE YEAR
FRIGIDAIRE '34
stcj^'k ih the new ibank by a large nurn-. LOST — About 4
her of depositors of the Commercial
Bank. The depositors signed agree-' ,, • u* i- * lu
ments to take .stock in the new bank about 4a Ibs
feet and lejirs. Markings
Mrs. Down.' A. (ilenn iia.ssed away
early Tuesday' morning at her home
near here. The funeral service was
held yesterday afternoon at the resi- . , , , ii -
dence, with interment following in the D* *'‘’*^* their de- afRe
weeks aRO, a,
German police doR, 6 months
Extra
I FROOUCT OF 6EMERAL MOTOKS
COME IN TODAY AND LET
US SHOW THEM TO YOU
Bethany Presbyterian cemetery.
Prof. B. Graham of the college fac
ulty, will conduct a private camp for
boys at Montreal, N. C., July 2nd to
Augu.st 26th.
like harness around neck, atid
Baldwin’s Grocery
Clinton, S. C.
posits in the Commercial Hank. The
■ dejiositors of the Commercial Rank „ ... . l ai*
sulWribinK to .took in tho new honk » h'** fPO» «"
(iiiade their suhscription.s contingent ^ a.rboroURh S Service Station.; ERROR IN OFFICERS
upon being paid a dividend by the $5.00 reward for return. Itph In the li^»t of officers of the\:astern
,( onitnercial Bank of .>0 iht cent and,— Cfo,. ..i,.i .. i.
, |^eLJn«.iitume.l u,»n the .nvi.len,ii L<X)K AROUND IChronicle ttvo name.''"
•Mi" Mattie Blakeiv ha,. returmiTf^ made ava.lalSe an. the new,
trom a vizit t., relatives in J-„untam'‘''P,T“l'''’’^“'’‘'“’’i
jjjjj : ’^or'before April 1st.
' “In order to procure sufficient funds'
with which to make the payment of fpi* (hat pretty Dress and Hat. RU.M.HiE SALE S\TCRD\Y
the fiO per cent dividend, the cor.ser-■ * '
Miss
from a
ton.
Miss Irene Workman has returned
from a visit to Mr. and Mrs. C. A.
Workman in Marinin, N. C.
aecepted a position with Jacobs & Co
The following attended the
veriary of the Laurens U. D; C
Viigink Neville is at home
visit to her sister in Charle.s-
ihe
Then Come To "
ELLISON’S
to make the payment of fp|* (hat
were inadver-
jtently omitted. They were: Mrs. Pope
‘Chapman, comluctress, and Mrs. Fay-
jette Ramage, associate conductress.
4
of
valor of the Commercial Bank applievl,
[the first of the year, to the Recon
struction Finance coriMirath’n f>
loan and it was contemplated that th.
loan lo he procured through "’le Re-
construction Finance corpora’ on. ;o-
Eugene Gnllow.y of Abbeville, ha.,"•'ich cen-
Dr. M. J. McFadden
DENTIST ,
[''“■The—mem'uer., of the Auxiliary of
‘Broftd^treet Methodist church wHF-
Rljonsor a rumnrage sale on Saturday
afternoon, beginning at-2 t^’clock. The
sale will he held , in the vacant store
Office Above Chronicle Pub. Cel. kuilding next to the Clinton Bakery.
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Phone No. 4
servator had on hand, would \*na'>le
the conaervator to make available a
aj^^j-'60 per cent d^ividend to the depositors
chap-
of the Commercial Rank. The »’>}>T’ra-
tar thia week; Meedames J, F. Jacobs, | '"'f* approve ■ hy the
Sr.. F. M. Boland, T. D. Copeland.!*^**‘'^
W. D. CopeUnd and Miss Maude Pear- approved by ‘
Everythinsr In
FLOWERS
«CT6<^MaM8-Ta-TW~CHRnNirT .R
**Tht Poikr Bmrybody Randa*
the Reconstrucr. in
Finance corporation through its
,branch in Charlotte and was fo.-v.*3' <i-
ed to Washington for final ac.ion.’I^.c » wx
loan tpproved in Wasliingtnn I WctPef P» T. P» Pnone 33
and the conservator and committee I;
Clinttm Flower Shop
SpeciaUlargie size cake of Old
j English Lavender Toilet Soap
'for 5c.* Also other fine toilet
soaite, 5c and 10c./At SMITH’S
PHARMACY, Your Rexall Drus:
Store.
WHAT DO ——
P. S. Jsanes
I^our Full Plies
Supertwist Cord —
insulated with heat-
resisting rubber.
# Here's a lot of tire and a lot of
blowout-protection for a little
money. An example of the greater
value that we can give you. because
more people buy Goodyears than
any other tire. See us before you
btiy—we’ll show you the most for
your money at any price you name.
Do Your Tubas 'Tinch"
and Punefurt?
# Here's a tube
that puts against
the riin the tough
est rubber Good
year has ever de
veloped for tubes.
Thicker rubber,
too. Ask toseethe
Tu-Tone Heavy
Duty—costs little
extra, saves many
a stop.
i.':t us clean
YOUR SPARK
PLUGS WITH OUR.
NEW SPARK PLUG
cleaning'
MACHINE
Quaker State
Oils
%
Willard
Batteries
Ford and
Chevrolet
Floor Mats
f i
A?
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T
DO?
McDaniel
Vulcanizing Works
' f ROAD SERVICE 4-PHONE NO. 2
PUNCTURES VULCANIZED
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