The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, May 17, 1934, Image 22
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Chronicle; Thtii^aday, May 10, 1004
City
Annoiinceinents
FOR MAYOR !
I hereby announce myself as a can-;
didate for Mayor of Clinton, subject i
to the rules and reg-ulations of the
Democratic primary. ' ^
w. M. McMillan.
I hereby announce myself a candi
date for Mayor of Clinton, subject to
the result (jf the Democratic' primary.
.‘^LA.S BAILKY.
State Is Paying
Aid To Schools
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$234,000^Beinjf Distributed For
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Transportation Aid By> Comp-
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Central 'Carolina
League
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Newberry, May 12.—Kirby Higbee,f||
sen.sational pitcher of the Central Ca- g
rolina fanned 15 today to keep his
South Carolina;team in the lead. He kept^the Joan- -
j Columbia, May 11.
will soon have met all its obligations ^3 hits well scattered while his mates
to the >chool« of the state for the hib-tbehind errors for a 5 to 3 win.
33-3-1 session. * '' Calloway ' for Joanna and Bragg for
Payments to be made, Comptroller Laurens led the hitters as Watson
General-A. J. Beattie explained, will poled a home run for the winners,
include state aid for pupil transp(trta- Bragg of Laurens and G'rk and Clark
tion and teachers* notes, some of the for .Ioanna did the fielding.“ Joanna
latter not due unti) U‘35. 1 rotestcd the game.
, Total of S2,967,000 I^aurens , 5 12 0
^ Ftate aid for transpnitation for the Joanna 3 7 5
FOR ALDERMAN
Ward .>
I hereby announce myself as a can
didate for .\lderman from Ward 5 for
the Town of Clinton, sybject to the
result of the Democratic pnmaTyr^7 5=ix m-onths of the 1933-34 session Hfgbee and Brady; F'erguso.n and
PERRA' L. WILBURN, was being pfwd today. The tcjtal wa;- Giik.
I hereby announce myself as a can- and it was the final payment,
didate for* Alderman from Ward 5 for ^he school year on state aid whic h, AAatts and Ware Shoals scored 22
the Town of Clinton, subject to the all told,'^mounted to $2,967,000. runs and poled 26 hits of all varieties
result of the Democratic primary, Beattie pointed out that the teach- as Waie Shoals finally wem 12 to 10.
J. J. SMITH. ers notes would be paid by June 1, McAbee was the fielding star.
Ward 6 Among them are approximately $2,- Ware Shoals 12 12 1
I hereby announce myself as a can-1500,000 due^in that date. .Also to be Watt.s
WELCOME TO CLINTON FOR ,
GET-ACQUAINTED DAYS
M Weatlier SPECAILS
J Cotton Pants
In All the New Checks, Small Stripes and Solids
didate for .Alderman from Ward 6 for paid are $1,100,000, not due until May
the Towm of Clinton, Bubject to the 1935, but call^ ahead of time and
result of the Demooratic primary, bt* pai<l off with money the state
JOH.N W, HKIKSPETII. '
10 14 3
Knight, Foster and Stallings? Wil’is
Ii -J Clinton and Branaon saw Trammell
jborrowed at a h'Wer irte*-est ’•pte thsn^>j>^|,i ^js winning way.s witK a 14 to 3
1 hereby announce myself as a can- the notes bore.
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didate for re-election as .Alderman
from Ward 6 for the Town of Clinton,
Win.
In the payment of state airl lor Clinton team hit hard and gave
subject to the result of the Democratic ! largest amount, $10,201,
primar>\ ROY HOLTZCLAW, falhoun the smal.'ert, $1,230.
Charleston got $5,947.
transportation. Florence County re- ace fine support. The losers
played listless hall afield.
Clinton . .
MEN’S SIZES
29 to 46 waist — 30 to 36 lengths
Super-Shrunk and Sanforized
98c, SL49, Sl.^9, $2.25
WHITE DUCK
S1.49 and $1.89
BOYS’SIZES
5 years to 18 years
Shorts; Lonnies and Knickers
79d, S8c, $1.29, $1.49
linen pants
$2.25
CANDY
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NOVELTIES
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A Complete Line
WELCO.ME TO CLINTON
Nv. 6. KING
( LINTON, S. C.
Brandon
Gray Court
WE
WELCOME YOU
To Our Shoppe
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'GRAY COURT, May 10.—Mrs.
^ Nannie Ball spent Thursday apd Fri
day with .Mr. and .Mrs. Arcdi7)win'’'s.
.Mrs. Gladys Grej>ory and children,
of Lancaster, were the guests for th'*
'weeJUf'iid of her mother, Mrs. R. L.
Gray. ^ -
.Miss .Mary Wells spent the week-
,end with her friend, Miss Camplielle,
og Greenville.
Miss F’ra^ces Wells, of Greenville,
and ('a<letmob Wells, of Clemson col
lege, spj^t the week-end with their
j motheiT^^Mrs. Corrine Wells.
Mrs. .AnnieOwings, ofOwiiigs, vi
sited .Mrs. B. B. Owings the past week.
.Miss .Nell Owings, of GreiTiVilte,
I was the week-end V isitor of her pa-
: rents, Mr. and .Mrs. J. H. Owings.
.Miss .Mavis ('lair (’urry, of Iva, ac-
compHnie<l by he'r room mate, Miss
Mary .Melton, spent the week-en<l with
Miss Curiy’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. F.
T. ('urry, '
Misses Ruth and Evelyn Owings. ac
companied by .Mrs. T.,H. Bj^bh, attetul-
Owings
C WINGS, May 12.—Mrs, Leon
Brock, of ('ireenville, N. ('., has been
the guest ftir the past week of her pa-
lents. .Mr and .Mrs. ('. B. Owings.
.Miss Hobeita Bryson spent .Monday
with her cou'in, Miss .‘^ara Frances
.Sto<!dard at her home near I’elzer.
AL (’. Bvy-on went (»P ar busmess
trip to Gastonia, N. C., last week.
Recent guests at the h jme of Mr.
ar.d .Mrs. Leonard Owings Were Miss
Louise Hunter, of F<uint:rn.lnn,' an 1
.Mr--.'Hubert Rives of (I:eeiTf’ille.
Dr. and .^lrs. G. W."Owings had a-
theii dinner guests last Tuesday the'
IbeV. and .Mrs. W. .M. Owings, of Dun
can, Mr. and .Mrs. W. J. Hunter and
Mrs, -M. .1. Owings.
ed the .May Day celebration at G. W.
('. Saturday afternoon; also .Mrs. F. T.
Curry and Mias Edna Sbell. |
’ Mr. and Mrs. Ford Abercrombie
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jcalled to see their daughter, .Miss Lois
Abercrombie, at Lander college S-un-
day afternoon. ^
Sport Oxfords
Many New Patterns In Tu-Tone Tanes
TOclrina White - ^ Whiter^
MEN’S SIZES
S2.25, $2.98, $3.50,
$3.95 and S5.00
BOYS’ SIZES
3 to 6
Whites S3.50
Others SI.50 and $2.98
STJRAW HATS
A Complete Line of Men^s Straws In Leghorns,
Sennet, Genuine Panana , . . 98c to $3.50
Ladies, Gent’s and Boys’ Bathing Suits
HIPP & ADAIR
^^Quality Above Price”
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