The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, June 07, 1934, Image 2
■ « ■ I
’V- -'h.^ ■
. /
\ ^
/
Th^ Clinton Clfronicle, Clmton^ S. Thursday, June 7, 1934
tMn or michire-load of enppTo^f'es^
1 As soon as the new* mernhers of i the
Complete County
retarded, - and children whom the 1933 sale were Dr. Martin Teague, of
Rel ations board \
teachers suspected to have physical
Mrs. Ella Hill, , Health Program the finding, in the»^h.
TT filaa Industrial ____
1 0XUl0 1 rOD0 are named the'group will launch into' *w*a«a» a^iica a. a a^^aaaaaa a a wga caaaa 5‘ance5, she points out, is proof of
a study of textile labor conditions as ^ . _L , >the valuethe child and to his school
Report On Machine-Hours Nec- outlined in the-agreement. It was Wife ff Clinton Mills Superin- The South Carolina Tuhercullosis as- work, of good generarhealth.
essarv'To Be Made Within 10 ^
Days. Wage Inquiry Listed.
Washington, June
Bobert W’. Bruere, of
information is already in hand ^o file
a report of the questions to be investi-
' gated.
tendent Succumbs To Long 111- sociation has just completed a tw^p The health service just completed
ness. Interment At W ellford. months’ health program in Laurens ^ocluded, also, seven health talks to
countv :>MisrMcM«Tev field nurse groups, which were heard by
county, ^ss^ McMafte., field nurse, ^bout 600 persons. About 1600 pieces
4.-Ch*i™a» " Q . ^ I***' ^P- KH^^Tr'd? Hm'^un^rfatSnt'of submits the following report of work |it;r,ture werw^fetribttWf.
♦ Wfl Mttfinnai . - t j • . j Kdward A. rlilL, superintendent oi tne accomplished:
_ T j , p 1 ,• jesentatjon on ^ Clinton Cotton Mills of this city, died Visits to~homes of the tuberculous.’ Health classes for women were held
Cotton Textile Industrial Relations to have »at a Spartanburg hospital last Tnurs- 27; visits to doctors, 16; business vis- sections of the county, with
board, was in New liork today confer- mg wap aisputes m ine .exiue inuu. morning after an illness of one its, 56; visits to schools. 33; other vis- meetings in each section; making
■ .Lu V .V... try. -No indication has been made _ \
r-
a total of !16 meetings, with an aver
ring wtfh George Sloan, head of the 7^' **"' *Kiit it total number of visits, 143. - ^
Cotton Textile institute, and Thomas t^t he will be a person per- funeral service was conducted Schools visited, iV; children exam- tendance of 22 at each meeting.
McMahon, president of the United Saturday morning at H o’clock at the i„ed. 1316; children found to have cor-- ’ -
\ , .. ^ . ... \\ ellford Baptist church in Spartan- rectable physical defects, 914. Miss
tile Workers of America regarding those who labor in tiie mills. . „ efr»ifiiuM7.d i.v the Rev. sa
Textile
Laurens; the Woman’s club, with Mrs.
T. D. Jacobs as chairman, Clinton; the
FarnV Women’s council .with Mrs. L.
C. Taylor as chairman, for the county.
TO NAME TRUSTEE
A member of the board of trustees
pf Hunter School District No. 5 will
be selected on June 12th at 3 p. m. for
a five year term. The meeting will be
held in the high school building with
resident qualified electors of the dis
trict entitled to vote.
This service was given in the coun-
as a result of the Christmas seal
_ *KK- ^>^rg county, conducted by the Rev. McMaster explains that one reason Christmas seal chairmen for the
.pUrgements of the hoard and the m.n,rf«^rers ^e aWj .rp- j.,, am^the Rev. V. McK. for the high percentage of physical
making of the survey of working con- resented on board and laWr w.l
ditions m the industry as proposed m lowed in the churchyard. The many of the larger school systems picked
the agreement entered into here Sat- only t^ks the lan,^ ,1: beautiful flora! tributes and the large f„ inspection only children who are
urday night by representatives of ton mill worker nitt one wjio h».- the ^ ...vices be-
manufactures and labor. , ability to a(krqua:ey defend and f.ght the affection and regard in
Since the board must make a re- for his rights. which .she was held. , i'
port within 10 days on the question ■ Active pallbearers were nephews of
of the number of machine-hours p *. R#arllir>AH deceased: Fj-ank Hill, J. T. Mc-
r Kmney, Louie McKinney, Ray McKin-
SUBSCRIBE TO THE CHRONICLE
“The Paper Everybody Reads’*
necessary to meet the normal demand
for textile goods, the two new’ mem-i
bers on the Bruere board, one repre-^
renting cotton mill labor, and the oth
er represienUng the-inanufatiturera, are;
By Chevrolet
ney, Jodson McKinney and Walter
.McKinney.
Mr. Hill and family moved to Clin-
In keeping with years ago to assume the su-
Detroitr Jtnje 2.
expected to be named immediately. its firm purpo-se^to fully support the p^rintendency of the Clinton Cotton
One of the conditions on which la- government’s recovery program. Che\- During her short residence here
bor leaders agreed to call off the rolet today announced r^uctions in j^jj^ made many friends w’ho
strike was an early investigation and the prices of all models. No model was jjj-eatly admired her for her noble
report on alleged abusive worl^ing reduced le.ss than $25 and the majo*-- t,ait.s' of character, her Christian
condition.'^ in the industry. The agr^e- ity were reduced S50. , ideals a.nd attractive, personality, all
ment calks for a report within 14 days; This reduction come-- in spite of *-hc' regret her passing,
as to the possibility of increasing wag- fact that Chevrolet is carrying a large deceased is survived by her
us in the textile industry. unfilled order list and i.- leading the husband, and the following children:
Within 30 days the board must market in .sales. « ' ^ j'red Hill, Tucapau; Vance Hill, Spar-
an-’wer the question. Have wage “This will further enlarge our mar- t^nburg; George; fJohnnie, James and
differentials above the minimum been ket, resulting in st-il greater sa>s jf ^ijs^es Hattie and Margaret'Hill of
^*kM.inlairi<‘d olher (luestiuns are (’heyroh ’ cars and truci.-/’ -aid, f h>y. -
up for an inve>tigution ami rejToVf TqT roTel
y rolet offic.a.s in announcing 4ne price j j McKinney of Glendale; and the
* change, “but 'f»e.'t ‘f all. .t wui re-ulv following brothers and sisters: Walker
tlH‘ luiaiil l>ut no iimu liniit was s'pt** vriiiiiKtr, uu<. tfir,'- lollow'injf
cified in the agreement. These relate in a wider --pread of wage- ^d .-'•II McKinney, Tucapau; Miller McKinney,
to changes if any, in the man-hour further increa>«*s in employment an 1 Tucapau; Russel .McKinney. Spartan-
pioductiviiy in the industry and most new'jobs for a large numlier of work- hurg; Andrew .McKinney, Zion Hill,
inrportant of all the strelch-out sys- ers.’’ and Mrs. Mattie Stone, .‘i^partanburg.
Ellison’s Store
For Thrifty Women and Men
JUNE SPECIALS
Ladies’‘New Fast Color Voile ' -
Dresses, special 98c and S1.98
Misses’ and Juniors’ Dresses
In \vt*II-niade, quality Voile and Plaid Uinghams—
Special — 98c
. = jQ La^ieg* Eyening Dres^
.411 the new styles and colors—
SIO values — S6.95
100 Ladies’ Silk Dresses
Includin},!: Sunday Night, Sport and Street slyle> for every
ocrasion. Some high grade rayon included.
Speoiallv priced for June—
SI.98 — S2.98 — 53.98
Little Tots’ Dresses
In lo\ely quality Voile and Prints, with Panties and Hat
to match. Hand embroidered—
Special — 50c
Three Candidates
Announce Today
N, W. McDaniel^ new’ man in city
politics, announces* him.-elf in today’s
I>ai)er as a candiilate from Ward One
in the afiproaching election. Mr. Mc
Daniel has been a resident of this city
for several years and resides on North
Broad street.
A second new’ entry in city politics
is J. B. Townsend, Jr., who throws
his hat in the ring today as an a>pt-
rant for .Alderman from Ward. F’our.
Mr, Townsend is a Well known young
business ma,n of the city, holding the
po.-ition of secretary-treasurer of the
riinton Builders Shpply company.
In the Magistrate’s race for Hunter
Townshij), at t'linton, H. W, t^immons
announces his candidacy today. Mr-
Simmons is associated with the Sim
mons (’a-h Grocery of this city and
ha.- manv friends here and in the
Guard Your
Appearance In
Summer Months
... by having your clothes
regularly cleaned by Royal.
Quality.. Service
.. . are the dominating fea
tures that have made this
plant so popular with care-
ful dressers.
ALL WORK
Our prices are in line with
others—(juality and .service
considered.
Royal
CLEANERS
Den Hollis, .Manager-Operator
Phone 77
Racing Turtles
ONE FREE
WITH TWO TUBES OF DR. WESTS TOOTHPASTE
For 33c
.SUPPLY LIMITED — GET YOURS WHILE THEY
LAST.
SADLER-OWENS PHARMACY
PHONE 400 PHONE 400
r
ndgn L. Eichelberger
NEW YORK LIFE MAN
' 13 Years E.xperience
Professional Insurance Information
Furnished Free
OffTce: Room 209 Jacobs & Co. Building
township who will he interested in his
announct-ment. - . '
NDIK E. OF KEtaSTKATlON
.Ml .NK II’AL ELEITIO.N.
FOR
fc.
Ladies’ High grade Hpm
First quality, in sheer and service weight. “Blue Moon,’
sold anywhere for $1.25 to $1.39— .
Special — 98c
One Table of ^
Parities. Step-Ins and Bloimers
Special —25c
Ladies’ Slips
In flesh and w Kite. Well-made itml fJuU cul—
98c
BK-WTIKl I, K.\ST-('OI.()K. 36-IM H l‘RIN'TED V01l.g
.411 New Patterns—
Special — 15c
I.OVEI.Y WHITE BRO-\IKT.OTH. 36-IXCH—
Special — 15c
BE.XI TIKI'L BKASSIERES. STOl T SIZES-
Special — 39c
Be Sure To See Our Line of ^ '
Ladies Hats —.New ones every week
\
Specials In Men’s Department
.^TATK OF SOUTH UAROLIN.4. '
(OU.NIV OF LAUKKN.S.
TOWN OF CLINTON.
Notice is hereby given that W. 1).
Cojielaml is the duly appointed Super-
vi-or of Registration for the Tow’n of
I'linton, I’ounty of I.aurens, State of
^outh Carolina.
Every male ami feiriaTe’ cTtTxeri
twenty-one (21) years of age and up
ward having all of the qualifications
as mentioned in sections 22s7 and 22-
90. Volume 2, Code of I-aiws of South
Carolina. 1932, and who has resided
in the S’ate for two years, in the
County for one year and within the
incorporated limits of the said Town
of Clinton for four months„next pre-,_
ceding the election to he held in said:
Town of (iinton on I ue.-day, August,
2ist, 1934, and who has paid all t,axes
due and collectahie for the preceding
fi->.cal year and who hold.-, a County '
Registration certificate entitling him
r to vote at a polling precinct
o.
withiri the Town of ( Iinton shall he
entitled to register.
" The /aid W. Drropetawd,
o^ Kegi.-iiation, will have his office
open at the store of J. I. Copeland
and Hro. on North Hroatl Street in th?
Town of Clinton for the purfiose of
registering voters from 9 o’clock,A. M.
to 4 o'cliK'k P. M., on each day except
Sunday until 12 o’cloc’k noon August
11th. i934. ,
Dated this 16th day of May, 1934.-}-
— F. M. Boland,
.\tte>t: Mayor Pro-Tern.
„D. C. Heustess' ■„ :
Clerk and Treasurer. >
Men’s Good
FIELD SHOES ....
Men’s
DRESS OXFORDS
’1.50
•1.98
Men’s Vat Dye
SHORTS
25'
.Men’s Athletic
SHIRTS . .
Men’s Good
WORK PANTS
Men'^s Good
YVORK SHIRTS
25'
•1.00
59”
ME.N’S GOOD DRESS SHIRTS—
69c —^79c — 98c
Big Value$ In Ladies’ Shoe^
- AH the new styles'-^
.49 - $1.98 - $2198
^1.
’-r
COME TO ELLISON’S—WE APPREOATE YO™
We,are displaying a new
hi^KsgFade assortment of
Swing Picture Frames in
dull gold, silver and neutral
tunes—all sizes, reasonably
priced.
on
/
■
'«
it
..<
LOWEST
PRICED
A group of additloiiai new iimiili
lor tito 1934 ChevroM ilnt^-^iour
hill-sin cars—lOOS Chswoict la
. . - •.v.w.ve ■" * - .
quality and ratiabOl^
MOUPuaprtc.,]*
Stoadard Six Sport
Ciii**aritFlial,aieli,
Witli bafflpara,
tparalira tadtiralock,
UMlistprictitllSad-
**»•*•. Prieas wb-
iactio diaait ndthoat
Botict. (^mparaChtv-
ro**Ci low dalivtrtd
piictt aad assy G. M.
A.C.tannt. AGaatral
Moton Valua.
In our sporting goods line,
we are carrying tennis rack
ets. tennis, golf and base
balls.
. WFdding and Graduating
Gifts of quality.
’’.I aetrUrt for '
Xhat's the w^’» lownt
price for a six-cylinder car. The lowest
price, also, for a car this size, wheel
base and power! And a figme that sounds
even inore impressive after you find out
wrfaat it buys: A great big, fuD-eize, kmg-
wheeibase car identical in quality with
ail 1934 Chevrolet&\ A cushion-balanced
SIX of surprising sin6qtliiih8s,power,Bnap
and dash. The most economical full-size
car timt money can buy. And every closed
model has a Body by Fisher. See thia
newest Chevrolet witkout delay, today.
CHEvaourr motob gompant. oErmorr. MicmcAN
BOOK STORE
4