The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, May 17, 1934, Image 14
LETTERS AND NUMERALS
TO P. C MEN IN SIX LD
SPORT FOR EXCELLENT
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Tlte Clinton Chronicle, Hinton, S. ^ Thursday, May 17, 1934
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Baaebi^ Boxing, Tennis,
Basketball ^ Swinhiing: Per
formers Get Recogrnition for
Year’s Efforts.
Letters and numerals in six sports
^-baseball, track, boxing, swimming,
basketball and tennis—wore awarded
Presb3rterian college athletes Thurs
day.
Seventeen got varsity track letter:
F. B. Waldrep, A. D. Guerard.^R. M.
Perrin, R. E. Sims, R, A. I'banks,
T. L. Estes, J. B. Gibbs, R. W. Fore
hand, W. J. Clark, J. M. Wmget, P. W.
Yearout, B. B. Underwood.-T. F. Ca-
rothers, C. Hudson. J. B.
M. P. Freeman (capUin) and VV. H.
Cranford, manager.
Track numerals: J. B. Jacobs. J. W.
Thompson, A. C. Peeler. J. T. Prat'her,
J. L. Jordan, Walt Williams. D. M.
Mann, F. S. Love, J. R. McAlpine and
A. C. McSween,
Baseball letters: H. E. Bolick, W. J.
Millsap, J. K. Wyatt. R. W. Forehand,
F^ A. McCrackin, W. S. Home, J. R,
Spring Collection Shows Wide
_ Variety of Types. ^
W’ood (captain), W. R. HolcomB, J. M.
Morgan, J. F. Holliday. A. J. Plowden,
J. C. Johnson and A. P. Wilson, man->
»?er. I
Boxing letters: J. M. Seagle, M. D.i
iGillis, H.^ Wyman. J. C. M<^askltl, j
!k, F. Mills. W. J. Clark. J. McClary. j
J. F. Holiday, R. E. Sims, H. E. Bo
lick (captain), and T. Bl~McTeer,
manager. j
Tennis letters: E. M. Gregg (cap-'
tain), A. W. Levi, C. W. Copeland, P.j
M. Tiller, J, E. N'orment and C. F. j
McCufchen. I
I " ^Basketball letters: R. D. Lynn (cap
tain), J. B. Bradley, J. K. Wyatt, R.
\V. Forehand, A. W. Levt, P. A. Ad
ams, L. S...Quarterman. R. R. Potter,
V. B. Waldrep, R. N. Belk, and Ji. H.
'TiserTThanager. /
Basketball numreals: Daniel, j
Alan Alexander, G. L. CJifckler, E. W.'
Bolick, J. P.j
eatbers.
^w'imming lettersY'R. H. McFad-;
den (captain), M. P. Freeman, T. P.:
Valley, H. M. Wilson. Numerals: W, |
R. Wallace, F. X- W’allace, J. A. Ken-i
dall and B. W. Legare.- |
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.^jan Ajexanuer, vj. i..
Evans."M. W. Bird, Bi^C.
Mansfield and F. MC Wea
Final Exercises For
The collection* of anlta this season, i
is varied enough t<| give every woman ;||
exactly the kind of sikit she has been
wishing. The Important collections ^
have included types from the classic J
r^iilorod jacket suit to more versatile ■
Du-ee and fo^r-piece costun»es. g
Two-toned yard dyed krorsteds and ^
rle<*k»*d tweed mixtures play impor- ^
runt roles as fabric tweedy There B
are a'great many imported tweeds g
billowing the decidedly smart and M
r><*rmlrtr voeue for British clothesL P
P.liies and the brown and tan ranges B
"are^ of foremost importance, while g
wliere patterned fabrics are Intro- ^
duced. they are osDally a conservative P
clH'ck. P
Wfi.uien who wish a lot of suit for ‘g
their money shonid eertnlnly make
ahy one of the fonr-plece versions =
their choice. These suits osoally con-* B
sist skirt, a blouse or sweater. B
jacket and topcoat. This coi^me of- ^
fers almost jendless opportunities to &
enlarge the wardrobe. Many times P
the topcoat la full length, but whetb- B
er it is, or Is three-<]narter or seven- ^
eighths. It can still be useful as an ;
extra coa( to wear with other dresses P
or skirts. |B
Hendricks, Bernice Henderson, Doro-
Sermon Before Graduates On
May 20. Wright To Address
Class On .May 25.
Owings, May lO-^TTans are being
made for the commencement exercii^es
of the Gray Court-Owings school, be
ginning _on Sunday night. May 20,
when the baccalaureate sermon will
be preached by the Rev. O. Jeff-,
coat, pastor of the Methodist church ,
of Gray Court. -
Wednesday night. May 23, will be
grammar school night, including the
W. C. T. U. expres.ston and declama
tion contests and playlets.
Frid83nTgTht,^ay”25, tnnrt~gradu^
ating exercises jrill be held in the
form of a play “Quo Vadis." At this
time medals and prize.*? ^II be pre-
sehted. ^
C. K. Wright, superintendent of the
• Laurens city schools, will aw%rd di
plomas and certificate.s to the follow
ing boys and girls: Sara Bell Brooks,
Virginia Chapman, Virginia Hellams,
Martha Pitt.s, .\nnie Mae Tumblin,
Maud Nix, Helen Emily Gwings, Mary
garet Curry, Lois Owens, Sara Belle
Campbell, Frances Gray. Marian Ow-|
ings, Sue Abercrombie, Eugenia Stone,
Wirrpn Willis, Eugene Bobo. Pett
Wallace, Cresswell Shell. William
Harris, Ladson Owings, Glaud L. Ow-1
lings, Jr., Tom Peden, Henry Riddle,'
Robert Abehrromhk. Billy Curry, Zeb
iV’ance, Jr.. |
' The following will receive certifi-,
cates. Glaclys Wilson. Martha Hughes,
Edward Nix and Laura Malcon.
INSURANCE
We offer expert service
and protection. Agent for
some of the strongest Fire
Insurance Companies lit
America.
REAL ESTATE
Town and country prop
erty. Prices attractive.
Clinton Realty &
Insurance Co.
B. H. BOYD. AKcnt
‘‘The Old Reliable^^
Welcomes You To Clinton For •
GET-ACQUAINTED
DAYS
CLINTON
BARGAIN HOUSE
(Next Dow To Danziger’s)
MILL END OUTLET-
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
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Specials for This Occassion
15 yards 80x60 Unbleached, AA
BROADCLOTH, 10c yard value, for.
M.75
BROADCLOTH, 15c yard value, for
80x80 Vat Dyed
PRINTS, yard . .
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VOILES, ORGANDIES, SHEETINGS, SHIRTS
DIAPERS, AND PANTS—
AT BARGAIN PRICES.
IF YOU DONT THINK IT IS A BARGAIN,
DONT BUY IT.
HEAD MAN
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For 14 years it has bwn
our priyilege to supply the
Dry Cleaning needs of the
people of this county.
We appreciate your busi-
nessand good wall and con-
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tinually strive to improve
our service and workman
ship.
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- If you are Koitig to be right up to
the ninnient In islrle you must wear
soinetliiog which flaunts the now^b-
fasIri.utMiiile Mexican colors. The young
woman pictured being pro|ierly styi**-
mlnded Is wearing u s;KH’‘lator siMirls
frock made of limiti-cohif Mi^xican
stripes in a triple sheer of l*emher'g
with crisp pl«|'*e collar and CUIT.S, f^ll
sleeves wltii. plealtMl shoul«U*r tre:il-
ment and lac«piere*l lielt and bow.
Tlie.se triple sh*s»r bend>erg weaves are
simply i<leal for spring and siiniiiier
clotlies. being* delightfully co<d an*l
wearable and nnnlerately pric'ed—look
as If they cost a lot more than they
really do. In the new plaids and
stripes they make up ipmUslilj into
hlouses and scarfs and -other acces
sories.
WE JOIN WITH THE OTHER MERCHANTS
OF CLINTON AND INVITE YOU AND YOUR
FAMILY TO COME TO CLINTON
Friday and Satarday
^ May 18th and 19th
‘TF IT CAN BE CLEANED WE CAN
DOIT.”
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A Dry Qeaning and Laundry Sw-
vice Adapted To Your Convoiioice
and Economy.
Hip-Length Capes Favored
for Day and Evening Wear
Scores of three-quarter-lengtli coaii
apiomr for Isiih day and evening wear
this spring, while hip-length cai»es are
an e<]ually iiu|M>rtant “round the clock"
favorite.
The frocks which go with them are
designed of plain or two-toned winds
aucTi'as K¥trThgtH»ne atrtpes or shkdoW
plahls; prints stamped In gay floriil or
fruit patterns or tiny ge<»nietrlc fig
ures and plain pehhied cre|ies, After-
DtMin costumes stress frtH-ks of aliMica.
cravat silk or crisp taffeta often ac
companied by short jackets or tlirv^e-
quarter-length ctmts to match.
Clinton's
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WE CARRY A FULL LINE OF LUMBER,
BUILDff4G SUPPLKS AND BUILDERS^
HARDWORE.
Coat Dross ia Army Style
Natural Shantung and iiatetit leather
are iitiiiretl in -a siiiiiiiitig m:it iiresa
chos«>o hy Katherine lle|d>urit aCreen
actrt'SA. Tlie m>Klel Is strictly mill-
tanr-fn atyle. "
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Coafasiag Fabrics
— .\ew materials that confuse but
please the eye are wintlen fabrics
wo\en to reseiiihle tweeds, silks and
even prints. I*attem over pattern Is
one method of SchleTing variety.
Our Prices Are As Low As
Can Be Found Anywhov.- — ,
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In our undertaking d^Murtment we have mod
em equipment and we endeavor at aU times to
give courteous and qunpathetic service.
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COME TO
FLASHES FROM PARIS J
Silk Ml|iaca is a featured fabric,
.siiorier sleeves encourage hrare-
Taffeta glpyes match- b*»ws at
tlie neck. J
Ihiitoii fashions n*l!ect the jew-
(jidiuil taffeta ca|ie Is new eoie
D.LTribbleCo.
Day Phone 94 Night Phones 24,253 or 255
CLINTON, S.C.