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The Clintoiv Chronicle, Clinton, S.'C^ Thursday, May 24, 1934
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'ment of justice. President \ Roosevelt
;Signalized the action as “an event of
NOTICE OF ^OST CERTIFICAX15,ut1on be made to the Citizens
Please take notice thirtrtJertIficate Building and Ix>an AfMociation for a
No. 793, Series “T” of tfie Citizens »»*d 1o«t
Building and Loan AssociatiSn, and =;.3,,6j j„sg DILLAED.
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w? Vi^nillC “So far as the federal government j'
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Roosevelt Urges Peo-^o relenting.” ^ . ■ j |
But there is one thing more. Lawj
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I ment of Laws.
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which certificate
Association^ and
was issued ti) and
enforcement and gangster extermina- j,
tion cannot be made completely effec-lA.3heville.| N. C.
tive so long as a substantial part of W. T. Adair is in" Anderson this
President public loibks witH tolerance upon [week, attending federal court. ^
Mr. and Mrs. R. O. Ward and Basil
y, „ ^ j -.u ,u r . payable to the undersigned, has been SUBSCRIBE TO THE CHRONICLl
F. M. btuttr^has returned from a Gaffney with ‘the formers .^on and lost or destroyed, and that applica-* “The Paper Everybody RewU”
1 . U 1 XT daughter-in-law, Mr. arid Mfs. Ever-
ett Hinton.
Washington, May 19.
Roojjevelt, called on all American citi- known criminals, permits public offi-
zens to marshall support today for the cers to be corrupted or intimidated,by Ward of Kingstree,, spent the week-l^Y^
them, or applauds efforts to romanti- end with Mrs. Ward’s . si.ster, Mrs.
cize crime.” j, Harry Layton. - I Friends of Miss Maxine Wood, will
Attorney General Cummings said: \V. C. Kennedy of Spartanburg,’^® sorry to know that she is a patient.
“Kidnapers, killers and racketeers are jg spending a few days with her par- local hospital.
Dr. L. R.-'Lynn Suniia.v in At- |^***************^
lanta, where he occupied the pulpit of
North Avenue Presbyterian
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federal government’s war on crime.
While the , department of justice
girded itself with" new weapons to
wield agalinst criminals, the president
said:
“1 ask citizens, individually and as
organized groups, to recognize the
facts and meet them with courage and
detei mination.”
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a serious menace.
ents, Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Pitts.
Miss Nolle
I Misses Elizabeth Copeland ahd Mar- Tuesday
MASONS MEET FRIDAY 'tha Ixmias of Barksdale, .-^pent last f J^Iakely.
.Campbell Lodge No. 44, A. F. M.. 'veek-end with the former’s parents.,
will hold a regular communication Mrs. Dave \\. Copeland.
Friday night. May 25th, at 8 o’clock. -F Danziger left Sunday for
Kearden of Woodruff
with Mr: arfcKMrs. E. ' ^
Public intolerance of the evildoer, , ... . ^ v . v l-
the president asserted, is needed to important meeting, all members *
bolster the nation’s drive on inter- urged to be present L. A. degree will sistei,
state crime. conferred.
In signing six bills yesterday’ to By order of \\. M.
-Strengthen the forces of the depart-
V. P. Adair, Secretary.
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your deoler.-.^iCeep-Il.cold on4-
ready to serve in your refrigerator,
GREENWOOD C<K A-(OLA
BOTTLING CO. (Greenwood, S. C.
to attend the funeral of
Mrs. Amelia Morse, who
passed away in* San Francisco, Cal.,
on May Oth.
Friends of Horace Geer will be glad
to know that he is able to be out again
after an illness of several days.
Friends of Mrs. Mary Chalmers will
Friends of H. W. Phillips will be
glad to know that he has returned tY
his home, after being a patient in the
Hays’ hospital the-past two weeks, j
Mr. and Mi s, T. M. Sense and chil-,
dren arid Miv.’L. L. Stiller and chil-’
dren spent Sunday in Silverstreet with
Mrs. Sense’s ivarent#. *■
Rev. S. P. Howies is attendmg tly*
sessions of the Presbyterian general
assembly ar" ^Toritreat, N. C., as a
be sorry to know that she continues t‘ommi>sioner from South ( arolinu
quite ill at her home here. presbytery. *
Mr. and Mrs. Algie Bcbo and chll- uud .Mr.-. (leorge Weathers of
-.M-r-en aiv now making their home in '^P'^’uding the summer
Spartanburg, where .Mr. Bo1h> has ac- " lanet s parent?, Mr. and
cepted a position with the Piedmont ^^’s. George Speake.
laundrv. ‘1 Elizab'&th L^i^land, who has
Clyde Rampey of Clemson college. teaching in Barksdale the past
I spent the week-end here with friends J’^ur, is spending the summer with
on the orphanage campus. parents, .Mr. and .Mrs. Dave W.
Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Pitts and chil- Copeland. .
dren were visitors in Greenville yes- • ^uil Mrs. ,Ldin Wallace I ope-
terdav ’ ' week for Town Creek,
/ Mr! and -Mrs: T. C. Chalmers of Copeland will be at
Newberry, spent the week-end with camp until Novemlier.
their daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and
W’allace Chalmers left vesterdav for
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ibt of
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returned with them
I S. .-vnsFt"Bot'.o. - his home in W'a.shiugton.'D. C,, aftirCj
.Mrs. R. E. Level,, Miss Ruth Uvel M^mding several days here with his'
anil Mrs. Leland Sumerei of New- aiother, .Mrs. Mary I halmers. |
iberry, visitpii friends here i>n .Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. M. H. \ount of Hick-,
John MeSween iK'cupied the pul- ^ ^P^ut the week-end with,
the First Presbyterian church latter s mother, Mrs. T, M. .Adair.
Spartanburg on Sunday, both morn- Adair and Mrs. t lifton Adair
ling and evening. ‘ little son,
j Mr. and Mrs. T. L. (’ooper spentY'^[*^‘^®y
Sunday in Cross Kevs with relatives.
I Mrs. T. R. Lurches has returned, C. Mayes of Statesboro, Ga., spent the
from New Imndon, N. C.3 wher^ she with Mrs. Mary (halmers.
has been visitirig her mother. 'The laUer remained for a several
{ Dr, George R. Blalock and Lewisr‘^^y^ visit to hus si.ster.
'(’’ooper spent Thursday in (charleston.! Boland arid Lamar Nelson,
j Miss Kate Milam, who has graduating class at
teaching in Springfield the past year,. Builey Military academy, (jieenwood,
lis spending the summer with her par- Teceived their dijilomas Tuesday, and
'onts, Mr. and Mrs. .1. W'. Muam. Mumding their vacation at
Mr. and Mrs, C. E, Wallet and W’.
Customers-
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.1. T. Langston of Dar-'
A,_ Kern of Greenwood, i
1 Mrs. Virginia Guerard of (Ireen- bonie.
wood, A'isited "^her children at'the or- . Mr-
phanage last wee.k. tingtxm» . , s
Miss Ruby Wilson, .supervisor at C)scar Kern ot Spartanbuig, and .Ii.
Grady hospital- in Atlanta, sperit last Mfs. R. P. Kern of Darlington,
s /lJlr!lLnd were the week-end guests of Mrs. Ag-
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parents, Mr,
m, last week
week-end with her parent
Mrs. J. C. W ilson. —^
Kirk Milam of "^ryon. N. (’.. visited « i t. , u *
his parents. Mr. and Mrs. M. D. Mi-of Bev. B. L. \.ood. Baptist.
nes Kern and Mrs. B. M. Anderson.
Friends of little Maxine Wood,
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minister at Lydia Mill,
ami Mrs:
Frances .Sheely returneil last >'<>‘><1, will be glad to know that .she j
2 Super Value Days
Friday and Saturday
Broken SUce PINEAPPLE,
No. 2% can
17c
Armour’s Veribest BRAINS,
No. 1 can
10c
Pure Concord Grape Juice, pt. IP/zc
... 15c
. Mis.s * — . . , ,
weke from Loris, where .she'has been »» nice y after an appen-
teaching the past year, to .s,>en<l the Ji* operation several days ago.
summer with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. (’. Giles returned Wednes-
Mrs. b. H. Sheely. , jdayfrom Bristol, Tenn., where she has
Miss Redge Peake of Washingto-n, been spending a few days with her
D. C., spent a few days last wwk with ^daughter, Miss Patrkia*Giles, a .stu-
her parents. Dr. and Mrs. T. J. Peake.'dent at Virginia Interment. Miss Giles
Edward Montgomer>’, student at I accompanied her mother home for the
Presbyterian college, was called to his summer.
home in Kingstree this week on ac-1 . .i—.—i
count of the death of his father, H. E. | • • ^L.*U
Montgomery. j LCXUlgtOIl l^nilCl
Walter S. Cauble of Columbia, .spent 1 1L^*11 D C I ^
the week-end here with friends. | iTklllCCl Dy OIlStKc
Muss Loi.s Page has returned from i ■ '
a week’s vacation in Asheville. N. (’ Biiien By Reptile
Mi.ss Myrtis Holland is visiting rela- »x n • j r t-'
tive, in rolumJvi. thi., week. i G'ven Her By Friend of lam-
Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Arrington and j ily. Dies In Few Hours,
children of Greenville, .spent Sunday
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jwith Mrs. Arrington’s
and Mrs, R. F. Blakely.
parents, Mr.
Columbia, May 21,
seven-year-old girl
- Annie Kyzer,
who “wasn’t
Nut Margarine NUCOA, lb.
Four-string BROOMS, each .... 31c
Cloverbloom or Brookfield
BUTTER,lb . . . . . . . . . . ^ 27c
Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Nichols spent afraid” to play with a snake, was dead
Sunday in Spartanburg with Mr. and today of its bite. j
Mrs. B. E. Wilson. 1 A friend of her parents, Mn arid j
Miss Sara Knox, member of the Mrs. Earl Kyzer, of Styx, near here,;
Cliffside high schtxJ faculty, is speml- found the reptile while plowing and j
ing the summer with her parents, Mr. took it to the child in his pocket. |
and Mrs. E. R. Knox. | Instead of recoiling in ' fear, the |
Mis.s Margaret Owen.s of Charlotte,' little girl played with the snake. When t
N. C., and Arthur Owens of Rock Hill,'•jt hit her, .she raij mTo the house with-’
visited friends here Monday.
Miss Mary Pinson, who has been
out filing her niqther,
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Hours later, she took sick. A phy-l<>
Springbrook BUTTEJl, Ib^
25c
Tasty Flake CRACKERS, lb. box 10c
Vegetole or Jewel SHORT^UNG
4 lb. carton 31c 8 lb. carton 60c
Circus FLOUR, Plain or Self-rising
24 lb. bag .. 85c 48 lb. bzig .. $1.69
Rogers Best FLOUR, Plain or S. R.
24 lb. bag .. 99c 48 lb. bag .. $1.95
Domino or Dixie Crystal SUGAR*'
10 lb. bag .. 50c 25c lb. bag .. $1.25
White House APPLE JELLY,
10-oz. jars, 3 for
29c
Libby’s CORNED BE£F, ^
No. 1 can .. 15c
Red Arrow MALT,
2V2 lb. can, phis tax
43c
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.teaching near Gaffney the past ycar.,sician was summoned, but the child:
iis^pending the summer with her par-wiiej de.spite his efforts, j
jefits, Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Pin.son. > The reptile was said to have been!
i Misses Ola Davis, Lillian New.sornJa “thunder snake,” a species thought i
iand W. S. Cauble were visitors in * to be harmless, although herptologists!
Greenwood Sunday. here advanced the theory it might!
Mr. and Mrs: C. W.; Cooper and have been the small but deadly coral
Children* spent Sunday in Union withl^uake.
! Mrs. Cooper’s mother. Deputy Sheriff H. P. Wingard, of
1-* Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Hinton and Mr. Lexington county, who investigated,
and Mrs. P. B. Adair spent Sunday in said the child’s father told him he
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woU|(d take no action against the
friend, who was described as “grief-
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The deputy .said “snake bite” was
set down in the death certificate as
the official cau.se of death.
NOTICE
Notice is hereby given that I will
render a final accounting of my acU
and doings as guardian for Medora
Browning, minor, to the Probate
Court. Lauren.s County, S. C., at 11
o’clock A. M. on Tuesday, June 12th,
1034.
' I will at the .same time ask the court
for an order di.scharging.me from the
duties of my trust as guardian for
sltd'minbr. All persons having claims
against the e.state of said minor wdll
present the same duly verified and
itemized on or before said date or be
forever barred. All persons owing t^
estate of said minor will make pay
ment thereof on or before said date.
M. E. BROWNING,
5-31-4C Guardian.
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