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r '■ -vf"*- y / ;/ V The CUntoa €|u^nicle; Clinton, S. Thursday, May 3, 1934 '-t Announceinents this Charf«s for insertion in column will be as follows: For National Offices. .. $7.50 For State Offices 6.00 For All County Offices' -» not enumerated below.... 5.00 County Commissioners 3.00 Mairistrates for Laurens and Clinton —..... 5.00 All other Mafristrates ,.3.00 Where announcements are made prior to May 1, the rijrht is reserved to omit the entire column from* time to 'time if limitations of space justify it. Terms are cash. ~ ' Cooke To Speak At Mountville .A. R. P. Synod Does Not Approve Union With Presbyterian Church *Barkwoods Statesman** From H. O. HBNBT F. M. 0OLAND i X Hendersonville, N. C., April 28.—A [ men’s prg-apizations, t^e younger peo- Horrv Chief Atlraetion For o^sranic union of the'pie’s organizations, and the synod . '* . „ , - j Presbyterian church in the United j would unite in sharing the expense of i Celebration Saturday. 1 States jmd ,the Associate Reformed sending Gordon'Parkinaon on a visit j ! Presbyterian church failed of approv-[ to the mission field in India. Mr. Park- W'hat seems to bt- the beginning of |al at the annual meeting of the latter inson, a graduate of Erskine college, ♦ \ a hot political campaign through the, denomination’s synod here la.st night, is now in Cairo, Egypt. State this summer, when practically! A P^posed basLs of union, approv-i The fu.sion proposal had been, sent „ ». , 'eSdby a joint commission from the two to the committee on correspondence, ail the State and county — H. D. Henry & Company INSURANCE — BONDS . REAL ESTATE STOCKS practically! ^ proposed basis of union, approv-1 *€5d*t)y a joint commission from the two . to oifices denominations at a meeting in Char-'which submitted a report this after- to be filled by the voters, from'Gov-; several months agb', did not'noon recommending that the commit- LOANS NEGOTIATED ernor to County Coroner, at the State rcfach the floor fw consideration, but | tee on co:operation and comity be con- primary ;nis summer, will have its Xm continue the commission jtinued, and that the denominations start bn May bth at Mountville, wheni*®*^ consider the suggee^d plan at the adhere to their policy of exchanging Senator H. Kemper, Cooke, the “back- synod, wasVoted down, 79 to 38, j fraternal delegates. wood.s. state.sman” of Horry county,! lively debate preceded the vote, j FOK GAME WARDEN ^jn address a large audience of the being devoted tb the dis- I hereby announce myself a candi-;surrounding counties. As this dale date Tor Gajme Warden in Laurens: on Saturday and the cotton mills ofi voted, however, to continue County and pfbdge myself to abide'the Piedmon do not run on this day closer cooperation by the results of the Democratic pri-jof week, it is expected that sev-with the larger body, and mary. R. MILLE^l BROWN. jeraJ thousand texitle workers will be ^ *^®®P “P the exchange of fraternal i hereby announce myself a candi-) present at this gathering. Mount-' date for Game Warden in Laurens‘ville has been famous for its politi-i Details of the merger basis, as County, .subject to the result of the leal barbecue galherirtgs for more i^^ted by the joint group, were never {J.han-a decade; and from the interestwas report- manS’ested in”the evenf of SSiatbr^^ they" proTidfed fbi tike taking over Cooke having a s(>eclal invitation!**^ Erskine college, Due West, S. C., SLEEPER RESTORED Democratic primary. a; Bi OALLOWAT^ I hereby announce myself a candi date for the office of Game Warden in l.Aurens county and pledge myself to abide by the results of the Demo cratic primary. ^ J f: .«;.attfrw’hite I hereby announce 'myself a can didate for Game Warden in Laurens to be the speaker of the day at this,”®*^ maintained by the A. R. P. church occa.sion. has created an unusual in- continued operation, ter^t, not only through the sur-' Another point of difference which rounding terniory, hilt thruughotit joint commission sought to solve the state, in political circles, and all opposition of the A. R. P. indications ,.are that the attendance ,*^^***'*^^ ^ hymns in its ser- [vices, the singing of psalms being the there on the 5th will break all Seaboard announces the sleeper to and from Richmond and WTashington that was temporarily discontinued has been restored on Trains 5 and 6. See any Ticket Aren't for reservations, or write —- W. L. McMORRIS, Asst. Passenger Traffic Mgr., BAL R:Ym Atlanta, (jb.^ NOTICE OF LOST CERTIFICATE that Certificate of the Citizens CASE 77 Modern Farm Machines FOR SALE BY CLINTON MILLING CO. PHONE 300 county, and pledge myself to abide i hospitable bv the re.sults of the I>emocratic pri- r^iKoun mary. M A. (GUSi GANNON ' ri hereby announce myself a cafidi- date for the office of Game W’arden I cords of [only permitted music of this type, while the Presbyterian church carrTor the large crowd exfiected and J , , entertain them in true style. They in Uurens county and pled^ myself have engaged the Kendall Bra.ss to abide by the results of the Demo- ^ gand of 24 pieces of Nevrlierry, con- cratic . T»,r.Tx» siih*red the second l»est Bra.ss Hand in S. F.\ ERETT MARTI. . State, to make mu.sic for the day. 1 hereby announce myself a candi*; Senator (>oke will have the priv- d«te for the office of Game Warden-,^^^ speaking from 11 a m. to 1 in Lauren^r catinty and pledge myself ^ ^ according to the announced pro to abide by. th«^ result !^^gram that has l*een jirepared by the ciatic primal\ R. Jl.i L.A.. GST .. . g|^.,al ciunmittee, however, a!) other I heteby announce- nn>elf a ca i- candidates will lie given the'opjmr- liiite for tlu- office of Game \ arden make .>*horl talks; as a gen* ;n. Lauren.^ (•'•en.\ and pled^ eral invitation has U-en extended to to abide* by the lesults of the I>^nio-^ .. ...ndidau.. cratic primal SIDNEY A. LEFl j^ jlm-^Uiackwoodl-aULe^maa:’ I hereby announce myself a candi- prevjous occassions. little town, on the highway and .Seaboard rail-t^>’"*^ commission had recom- is making every preparation to mernied that each congregation be al- Towers: ad^ Its uses!lost tion point. Decision was reached that the wo- ■ Please take ivotice No. 793, Series “T” Building and Loan Association,, and | ^ which certificaite was issued to and payable to the undersigned, has been or destroyed, and that applica- will be. made to the Citizens Building and Loan Association for a certificate on June 1st, 19^4. 5-31-6C .MISS MARY DILLARD. J. W. Hellams Laid To Rest liHiiiiiiiii;; Laurens, April 26.—F'uneral servic-! e.'j for J. Walter Hellani.s, .')3, were ' held ,from the home thi'i afternoon, with the rites being yowloded at the gr^aveside in the Laurens cemetery, i The .services wer conducted by his pas^- ; ai_JLhe tor, the Rev. Or H Hnrlgp.s of tbe First fiery .Senator frx>in Horry is called, Methodist church; the Rev. W. F'. created quite an ;nteretit over the Hedgepath, pa.stor of ■ the Central stale during the 1933 session, when Methodist church, and Rev. Jojin Hr he created a filibuster in the Senate Washington, pastor of the vSecond chamber on one occasion and kept the Baptist church. date for (iame Warden in Ijaurehs I’ounity and pledge myself to abide by the results of the Democratic pri mary, CLAUDE L. OW’INGS. I hereby announce .myself a ^loorr^peakiagrTeoBticaoualy for 24 Mn Hellams died last-night after a p date for Game W arden of and in the 1934 .session of the brief illness. He was a former member ®Genate,^ the fiery solon, created a fu-.of city council, and for a numl)er„ofj rore in the Senate by saying that years he had served on the board of “some legislators ipade as much as a stewards of the F'irst Methmlist 31000 overnight in the hotels." This church. FOR SUPERVISOR remark incensed members of the He is survived by his widow, Mrs. 1 hereby announce myself a candi- Senate and they demanded that he Lillian Donaldson Hellams; three date for re-election as Supervisor of prove his charges or he expelled, daughters. Miss Fldith Hellams, ^ach- Laurens county and pledge myself to After, many days of argument and er in the lainford school; and Misses A GOOD PLACE TO TRADE Fresh Meats — Groceries — Feeds ^OMPE people ect es dK7 elweys lode undei the results mary of the Democratic pn- D.^VID Y. .SMITH. the! highfwey accidents aie fikelf CD B^ppea to aaf. one. They i«TNA-IZE er RECENTLY WE HAVE INSTALLED COMPLETE mARRJET EQUIPMENT AND ENUSRGEIT OIH^RO^ CERY DEPARTMENT. WE ARE PREPARED TO SERVE YOU WITH QUALITY MERCHANDISE. to abide by the results of the Deraocratii; trial, the‘Senate failed to gt*t tlie ne-, Margaret and Lillian Hellams; three primary. cosssu-y two-thinJ vote to expel him sons, Alton, Jack and Ralph Hellams, JOHN I). W. WATTS. and the .Senate epi.M»de culminated in ail of Laurens; four sisters, Mi's. M. Call 157 We Deliver I hereby Mnnounce myself a candi- an unsuccessful effort to qust the date for Su|>ervisor of Laurens Coun ty ami pledge myself to abide by the results of the Democratic primary. A. RHETT MARTIN. I hereby announce myself a candi date for the office of Supervisor of Laurens county and pledge myself to abide by the results of the Demo cratic primary. T. O. HIGHSMITH. blunt s|>oken solon from Horry. WouItLPreserve Sunday Sacred E. Pitts of liBurens, Mrs. M. C. Tid well of Greenville, Mrs. H. C. God frey and Mrs. Ozelle V’erdun of Spar tanburg, and one brother, William Hellams of Spartanburg. S. W. SUMEREL iEtna-izer Jacobs Building Subscribe to The Chronicle — $1.50 a Year Associate Reformed Presbyte rian Synod ('ondemns Sports Sabbath and Gambling. * FOR M AtHSTR.^TE i (.\t Mountville) j ! hereby announce my.^elf as a can didate for Magistrate of Hunter GULF WINS MORE “HILL TESTS” Township, at Moontville, subject the results of the iH-mocratic primary.' J. U DICKERT. Hendersonville. N. C., Ai>ril/29.— Sunday bast'bali and movieis, gambling and adverti.M-ments depicting women snioking were condemned today by the | synod of the .A.'wociate Re-1 Presbyterian church. The i meet.ng. in >t*ssK*n la.st week at Bon i [darken, the church's as.sembly ‘ FOR MAtilSTR.VTE (grounds near here, was adjourned to- (.\t ('lintw)^ (night. _ . i 1 hereby announce my.self as a can-1 The synod’s actioiT wltlTresp^ to | didate for re-eltH'tion as Magistrate of j Sunday movies and s|H)rts was taken I Hunter Town>hip, at Clinton, subject7tir jido|»tton of the re^nirt of the com-' to the results of the Democratic pri-[ niittee on reform. This rejiort urg^l! mary. B. R. F'ULLER. [councilnwn A*f cities not to permit! —— ihemselves. to be made "tools of Sah-i THAN 32 GASOUNES COMBINED - < Oi - 1 herel*y announce myself a candi date for (.'ounty ‘'ommissioner of I.Jiu- gambling nient:one<l rens (ounty. subject to the results of! machine tlie I>eiin>cratic primal y. F:. FRANK ANi^ERSON. bath de.aiecjraiiJirs*.ja:.iLLh„.ruapect tn Sun-J day sports and in coniu'ction with! particularly slot ^ and bridge games. ! A memorial service was held this afternoon for the late Rev. H. M. Hen- j ry. Oak Hill. .Ala., and the Rev. L. T. i FOR Sll*T. OF EDUCATION Pwslo. . ‘"d for. I horoby .nnounc. my».!f « . on-1Jf" J™"'' Mn-nnls Bonnor. Duo! did.t. for County Suporintendent of "' Education for Uurens County, sub- A hont. .nd foretp. m.^ton budgot jeet to tbe result of tbe Democratic »f *b«.000 was adopted. - - . ' - _ Morning worship w as le<l by the primary. MILTON-A. WILSON. Macaulay, Gi^nvaTlCS: 1 hereby anaourwe piyselT a^rvices were held, one date fre-eJeciion as Superintendent;Dhver Jo^son, of FMucation of Uurens County and Minnshoro. S, I.. and the other by the Rev. Joseph L. Gner,- Louisville. pledge myself to abide by the.results of the Democratic primary. C. F. BROOKS. I hereby announce myself a candi date for the office of Superintendent of Education of Laurehis County and pledge myself to abide by the results of the Democratic primary. J. UEROY BURNS. Local Ice Plant To Be Rebuilt .Will your car havo moro powor on any one gatolino? HERE’S YOUR ANSWER x. Gulf tested a total of 33 gasolines on famous American hills—12 hills in localities from> Massachusetts to Georgia—and hefc is what they/ound.v;-r“'— — The power of different gasolines t aries widely! And of all 33 gasolines, Gulf is uni formly best. 7 out of 12 times, it propelled a car and load up mountain grades farther chan any other gasoline tested! It won more hill tests than 32 other gasolines combined! Prove it! Drive into a Gulf station, fill up, and test the power of That Good Gulf for yourself! Fire of unknow'n origin completely destroyed the building and machinery, tof the local Colonial Ice company I plant last Thursday afternoon. ' An official from the company’s anmiunced yesterday A BORROWED FORD tMts 12 oompMuig gasolines on.>lu]drough Hill, omt West Point, Ky., to see which gas can pull the car and 3900-lb. load farthast up hill in high HOUSE OP REPRESENTATIVES I hereby announce myself as a can didote for the House of Representa-; *^**^“‘^*‘*^ lives from Laurens County, subject to the plant will ^ rebuilt at once th* rule. u>d reguletion. of the Dem-,•“<< »» menuf^ture ice wiUiin ocixtk primiiT. " Ithe next 40 to 50 dey., bo decision ibaring, o^n made, however, as to [whether the location will he retained the former site or a new* one se- PHIL D. HUFF. FOR-I^ROBATE JUDGE I hereby announce myself a candP/*^^' , . . date for the office of Probate Judge plant here, with a 20-ton ca- of Laurens County and pledge myself i * total loss. The Laurens to abide by the resulU of the Demo- supplying ice here until cratic primary. ’ P^"*‘ installed and put THEODORE B. SUMEREL 'into opwation- V Having entered upon a short term[ . ^ na Judge of Probata of Laorena eaa^ ^ uodar an unreacrietacl appomtmAmt .Governor L C Blackwood, I hora- by MHioaMea myaalf a cnndUlata to - ica and abiite i>y rnm^tii tic pnraary. ROaS O. YOUNG. > '•i'll ’