The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, May 10, 1934, Image 4
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IN “MINIATURE OLYMPICS”
T>’4> State Colleges Share Fjrst
Place In South Carolina Track
and Field Meet Here Saturday.
Presbyterian Is Next, Follow
ed Bv Newhecrv and Furman.
“Mountain Goat" Lynn, jrrea*. daih
man from Clomson, went down in frlo-
riou< defeat i>efore the record setting
running' of -Bryan Hutt of Carolina,
who flashed out of comparative ob
scurity to aid the migrhty Craigr in ty
ing the state track and field me^et
held he'-e Saturday. ILit' h-ttw '
,Lynn's lOO-yard record of s • i ’!
by-_cutting It one-tenth. He tied *h‘-
22U-'yavd record which Lynn had .set
in the pri*liminaries. ‘dl.t* seconds. ,
■ ~ Tli^hjtTPri 3Tr^'Crot:rrttrdHFoe--4h4^M*-^
the eu'ht r*‘CO’'ds which fell. Bill ('lari;
clicked off the J4!t in oU..^. he‘*e’'ing
‘the state record by th”ee-ferTth< of a
New’ ’-ry: Fo’ger. Clemson; Craig,
Can iV.a; Pernn. P. C. Time, 25.5 sec
onds. New record.
Pent vau.t; Beck. Newberry; Ld^s-'
comb. Civ mson. and Tarnam, Carolina,
' I Pi riem-on, and Carothers,
^ (\. tit d. H ght, 12 feet.
B -'od junin: Lamb^t!?. Newberry:
K * :n" n.’< lem-on; Lipscomb, Clem-
;-Guera'1. V. C I'istance 22 feet,
.-‘•-vard' run: Gibbs, F*. C.;-Fore-
hen i.'v'P. C,; Yai'horough,
/ (lok. Carolina Time. 2 minutes..
ou* ■ Graig, ( arolina’; Dillard,
' i‘-mist>n: Traynhain. F'urnmn; Tay-
■ f'artdina. Dis'ance, 45 feet, 7 1-8
! i-b--. New record.
22'1-vard dash: flutt,^ Carolina;
Lynn. Clem-on; Yeurout, PreAbyte-
r;ari: F'ord. Glemson. Time, 21.9 sec-
iin.i- .\’rW record.
Javelin; Freeman,.P. C.; BlackweTT^
Clem-on; Tayror, Carolina; Oaig,
Car.oLna. DivStance, 1^4 feet, 1 inch.
Marie Antoinette
Cats vs. Dogs
Ninon de Lenclos
By ED HOWE ->• ,
I lI.WK bUig tak'en greaf iiif'-rcif In
the French Itevidiitinii, wiriel.v lr.*r
aided as an uprisuig nt llie pc >;il-
again.st de-jM.Uc kiiiirs. Finallt j irite
read .sti iiiUcli ahoiil it 1 iloiiM ili.-
Jlpri.siiig vtas aga-ilis-t l. iuis .Wl ; ’d
hel.eve I! wu- ailiiail.v iigii:;.-: ii:-
.Marie .\nlninette.
'file p'relich i;**V(dllti<lll wa.S In lli l‘t
• >ii rather Ilian on tlie |i.ili;;c.il
x\ riMigs iif the people. Voii may lie
lieve you hu\e he.ird vivid gos.slp in
\oiir time, hut you do not know, iiow lei
rilde vgo.ssip may Ifecoiiie ufilt‘ss you
h«ve< read tlie story ot I.oiiis X\'rs
tpieiT). One story, was so hrutal, irn
|i:o!»a!de. that wht'li told In court dur
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javelin the~am;izing distance of“ 1K4
feet, one inch. iH'ttering the former
record of. ITT feet. p inches. The relay^
team set a new record of 3 mlhufes,
27.2 seconds, cutting two-tenths of a
second from the old record, aDo held
t>y ,P. ( .
Othtr rei-ords falling wer’e: the low-
hurdle.-. by irambeth T>I Nin’vberrw.
25..'>; the shii! put, b.v Craig of Caro
lina., J.'i feet. 7 1-2 inchc-; the discu.s,
by Craig of ( uroLna, 11.*) feet, S ;n
( raig of Carolina, won the CLnt'in
Lion,- ciah. tiophy for being the most
vaiuabie fack man o1 the year in
.'^ou'h I aroi.tia. . .
Ciaig wa- h:gh .-corer of *lw‘ meet
with I" poiti;.-, and l^tmbeth wa- next
wi’h f'.fteeit.
The mee* wa> tin- most colorful ever
wi'ne'-e<i in Di • -t:i’'. be:*u'.mo iele !
ai.o: g Cymj.. hue-. T.ie c.,mpet:ng
a'hiete- iiiaiebed oti tie' field, fou^
a’ljota^L • la- cap'a n lK‘U’‘i;tg ‘lie >cLnaI
baifj if 1 tlie'pai'a^b
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Dhi-yard dash: Hutt, Carolina;
L.vrn. Clemson; Yearout, F*. C ; Ford
■‘lemson. T.hie, 9.7 .second.s. New rec
ord.
I2'i-j'a-l h-igh* hurdle-; Lambeth,
NewF»erry: Pettit, Carolina: Ackis,
Clemson; Taylor, Carolina. Time, IH
.■,ecvonds. , ‘
■ ALIti* run:-.CaJt:dBX‘ILCarolina; Seasa,
'i’p.roiii.a; Watson. Clemsop; Ya*"bor-
•t)':’:’. ' 'emson. Time, 4 m.nutes, ‘*.3.2
second.'.
41h-yard run; C’ark. P. C.; Ilobm-
.-on. Clemson; Bra liev, p. C.; Kolwrt.s,
Clemson. Time 5 second-. Nb-vv rec-?
ord.
D.-ru-. Cjaig. Carolina; .Me' onine!!,
‘'■em.'or: Hood. Newberry; Wilbanks,
r*. ( Distance 135 feet, b inche.s. New
i-fcord.
.V : re’ay: I‘. c. (Bradley, VV rget,
'" a .t. C'a'ki. Clemson, farolina,
r III mahi T.ir.e. u minutes, 27 secondsT"
i>e\V leC-v’ 1.
V'ole!'.'.*'K
Whj'ii tiubv had r» ached tiieir jiO'it.ons
liefoie ’h, -::.nd>. the fiag was un-
fu'led V. ;'.h t.l. je oper ce'm )ny. D: i
diiim Mc.Swen. [ .‘e.-rdent of I'lesbyte-
ii.g the reign of terror, it shoeked tiie ^
ijiosi Hrutish audience ever gatiiered.
itii'l Uie prose<-utor realized lie had ■
tiiaile a mistake In introducing it; the
iMi.stake almost saved the iiueen’s lifw ||~
Marie Antoinette was a (Feruian.and
Frencli hatred of Germans was as *
great tlieu as It Is now. Of all tlie I
loolisb women in history, Marie An p
toinette ranks near the top. Her his- -
tory reminds one of a country girl
determined to go to the devil in spite,■
of the warnings and prayers of a wise n
Tjind goiTff luoThTn*. dm "tdtts -ease th4i
mother wa.s old Maria Theresa, etii- ®
|ire.ss of Aq.'itria. Women sliouid read ■
Marne Theresa’s letters to her Ijeedless g
daugliler; stronger preaching fur mor
ality and common sense cannot he
found. Tlie old empress was a sound B
tiermnn, and over and over pre<li<’ied g
lier daughter's downfall because of ^
folIi»*s even our modern flappers liave
not e«iualed. Fortunately old .Maria B
was dead when her foolish ihiugliter B
ascended tlie steps of tlie guillotine ill/ ^
Puri:! and left it witli her head carried
In one basket and her body in anollier. B
I am corning to doubt^the jieojile will B
ever rei)el against tlieir jioliiical ^
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G'eiir.le on .'sundiiy.
M av i M >. doe Carr. Mr. I-Lfler.
ILf*: y. o-. Mi'. John K. .Miimc,
M' an! T‘. !>, Hancock, all of
(i ‘Tiiv. w<• , .Sund'jy gac-ts of .Mr.
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M-'. H, Kv-BjLiiig'.on. in Columbia, on
S. u '.ay.
M.', Ib'-.e Bryant i.- .-pending a
few week- w.':h !ier sister in Green-1
w roiigs. or have ever engagial iu such'-'>
rebellion in the ftast. . itesides every
hoiH'st eltizeu walks a politician to con
trol him; the politicians at the cap
itals are few in iiiinib»‘r compared
with the students of politics In small
towns and cilii's jvising ns holiest cit
Izens.
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M'.'- \’;v:a’' \\o>d''jff of Clinton, is
.'pending a few da.x - with h«*r aunt,
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tracled in.\ att^mtioii) that u «log Is u
••,ves’' dtmtrttb and a cat a “no" ani
mal. Nearly everything auits a dog;
alBio.st nothing suits a cat. I have
bi'en fond of many dogs, but have
never known an agreeable or Intelli
gent cat. ... 1 do not like "no” aid
lu.lls; tlo'y are always cold, Indiffer
eiit, clammy; l.like the enthusiasm of
a ‘‘yes” animal. If the owner of :»
dog i.s ilJ. (he dog is distresseTf' an^|
wants to do sometliing, hut a cat, witli i
it- “no" di.sposition, l« indilTeren>.
i;oo!;.s (••1,1 of the death of a notable
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It is indeed a pleasure to ns to join
with many others in extending
Hearty^nngratulaticms^to-this^Clin^
ton institution as it celebrates its 40th
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anniversary.
Our business relations with you
have always^ been mpSt cordial and
satisfactory. We hope that they may
continue for years to come.
Congratulations, Best Wishes—we
extend both in full measure.
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cn :h-.-i ‘.m!' :iM * b ngbi'r!:*'.g b ak
near' n-.-mai, •!o.-c t-a a iiiiihu'! ni. r.
v\.;. f (id' ;o riic’y w ll .ha.i' ick.U'v
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jiaviiig ta.xw.' and in;. I'l..'*.. c:'vat ng
more job' and build..ig uji ji'iyrol.:;
for all ty pe- of worker.-.
That l^ w'nat con.-traction revival
will do for the eountiy generally. 1 ;
its individaal ajiplication, .-o far a.-
The property-ownr-'- confo-ne 1. it
Wl. iikevx'.'e i'- tha; t<i hoom l>ui!d-
hg e. ' "ill .. h I, e u-en •, ng .'low-
y. a: 'tea-i.iy. .'incf the low reaehed
.a- ''iirnHi. 1 ia-.\ a't .-till far below
r • *..„i - a . .; h-.t‘,if fac;, eo.sl.- of
o .'f i el .ai.' U'vl m b'aild.ng have
L.ggc ' • h ge'n-( a! eommoditj'
woman in a spiH’ially horrible way
'I’lie house eat w .is asleep at I la*
foot •*f tli»‘ bed lll.roiigli all tlie ter
rilde seeiie. ... It has Ixmmi my
mlstortui.e to know many "no” men
and wi>inen.
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1 b,i’ mean • tha* t no
da a?- alto ha\e money
1 am ) n oM man, but there is so
uiueh to r«a'l I sliall iiexer get around
to half ,>f it. 1 never heard of Niiiou
de l.iMielos. ;i famous Frem li woman,
until lately. Ninon early l)*die\ed that
there «'an he onl.x one sexual law for
nuai and women, and tier fatlU'r said
to Iot: ••.Sinee you ladiiw*' Ilia I worn
w t|j wr en ;u ioj! .j an-i iep.4,r now--t
b. f.vt ■ thi-' l-.T-!,-\'ed boom s’ar's-caiC
.'..'.i get a wl'i.le l.'t nio'e ;h.in/a dol-^.
la.. w ■ .n f... every dollar .-jient.'
"tha: cm iii ion'i-n' going to. last I
filLLl! present signs:
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Buibi r.,»'A. rejeiir now, lenovisei
no.'.. That ir. 'ito will a.d you in doing'
you; bit tv.w.i!,i ach;ev.ng recovery — j
and wiii f.,iru;u;;ve y put money in!
Veur Ot cket.
eii have a rialit fo tlie'same libe.rtii's
as men, re<‘.>uiiize e.pi.'ill.v with iikui ;|1I
the olibuatiOiis of loyalty, sliieerity,
and honor." Slie had uiiiiiy men
frienils. but was fair with all of
them. \\ lam young and most eliariu
iiig. If an admirer was dis
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spend t<H) mueh on her. she gently re
stralnetl h.in. If he too nmeh neglee»
♦td his wife lieeause of her. sli*
warned him against that fault also
'She disliked drunkards, gamblers.
Idlers, rude pisiple generally, and .h 'r
biographer gm's' so fur as to say she
Imlped rather than harmed her n. u
When bfty years old she retired to
a country place, ami the most promi
nent pet»ple of FTance of three hun-
dre<l years ago were her devotfsl
friends. Tottering old men.-former
intimate friends, resivei'tvMl her In age
and slntvrely liked her. .One oW
man said tp her: “Ninon.-a woman
who has the qualities of an honest
man Is tb** hn^st unusual character
in the world."
Nin*>n de Lenclos was neither |MM‘t
ess. aefress, reformer, nor mystic, but
she had the natural charm of woman.
She combined this with simple fair
ness, and belmld, a book has h(»en
made about her! Slie exists in litera
inre with women who bankrupted
kings!
The huge racing| autoniohile. often
•'osting Sl-'.iRNl. and which oceasionallv
breaks a .spi'ed record or turns'over
pn Its driter. Is not mueh of an autiv
mobile; the really useful and cred
itable machine Is that In the midvlle
class, w Inch delivers useful' service to
millions at reasonable cost.
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COTTON WEEK
MAY 14-IQ
A*fri« !id of mine, a very old man.
. . I was aide to tlilnk
He liad alread.v - dom*
well: he had made an unusual record
Years before he died. It was a pleas
lied lately,
this of him
lire to so write his children.
ICendirundt was .so liusy with bis art
he never had time to marry the hire«l
girl until the neighiibrs uiade u row
and demanded It in tli;^. intorest of
neglecteil dt*cency. /
CONGRAFULAFIONS
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For twenty years it has been our privilege
and pleasure to do business with this well-
association to testify to the high plane upon
which their business has beeiktonducted.
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As you celebrate your 40th bi^day^v^ join
in with many other friends ift extending .sinic^e
congratulations and best wishes.
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We wish for you continued business success
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in the years that lie aheadi
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Lumber Co.
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