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TAGS TWP THE CLINTON CHHONICLE, CfcJlNTON, S. C. •> ■ THCi^PAY. OCTOBER L 1934 , t can on Electi Offices A.<^Wy Brice Named To Lead Lo- cal/Unit At .Meeting Held. Fri- dJiLy, 01 (y. Other Officers Given. !.n r Game Association Names Officers SI McMillian Again Heads Chapter. Clinton Defeats ^ Winnsborn High ?/■ Home* At PuhcanV Creek Local High School, In Opening j The anwial hooie^coming. day*^ Group Hears Members of Del-! Gaifie of Season. Turns Back Pr«byteri«. church J , _ i J - I Will be held this year on the •fourth egation And Game Warden. Mihnsboro, 12-6. . / . Sundav in October, heincr thp sstf, Friday, night the local Amencan^ '/^ »Clinton chapter Aunday in October, being the , i day of the month. In the opening game of the season,r d^. John McSween, president^of . ^ U ^ ^ ¥ V^«o a V V I « •«.& ^ V%‘1 I* n A Ia a ^ 1 ) ' . • * _ .. Legion posCat its regular September South Carolina Game and Fishithe Red Devils of Clinton high school'p^egbyterian college, has been sectired pted officers for the com- association held at John T. Young's defeated the rugged Winnsboro High preach the morning srpaon, and Dr. X. close score .of 12-6., L, R. Lynn, president of Thornwell or- mce>ing,^jehcted officers for v..v . _ , . , u *u ing>^-, the following men being,Tuesday.evening, present of-jteam Am^to head'the organization: ‘IficerH were reelected to serve fcr an^ Though outweighed at least fifteen p^anage, the afternoon sermon. /k. W. Brice, comrnander. 'Other year. They were; L. S. MgiWd- pounds to the mah, the local boys occasion is always a red-letter Raymond J. Wtt.s, vice-comlnander.^'^P’ president; H. D. Payne, vice- played a tenacious defensive game,ijgy^^ historic church, when Jesse Ihomas,'vice-command^. "! P'^-’ident, and A. W. Brice, secretary-^continuously throwing Winnsboro for, Dewey Mills, vice-commander.^— , t’casurer. , j losses on all line plays. To pick out, ^ers g^j^her for a day of fellowship C. F. Winn, adjutan't. • °P the Clinton'te^m would^ ,worship, find it is expected that John W. Little, finance officer.' ^ ' hf-dtee in charge and about 75 were|doing the ,,others an injustice. The ^ j^^ge congr^ation will attend the jmesent. . [entire line played a wonderful defen-[gg^vices this month. ‘ In addition to mcmbei-.s, the chap-|sive game, and the play of Henry,! ^ . '■ ' • ■ fer had as guests, for the occasion Finney and Henderson, in backing up Carroll D. Nance, state senator from I the line deserves mention. W. P. Bui’dette, historian. R. S. Owens, service officer. C, E.-Galloway, sergeant at arms. H. Gau-sfu chaplain. , . . , , , «r- i. xu .. j l Brice the new comri^ander membais of the re-| Winnsboro w’on the tos.s and cho.se a memVr of the aviation corps, andjC^""'^>-elected house (lelegatwn,. Phil j to receive. Hendewon ^ ed to special duty in Lon-1^- J* H. Withei-spoon; thejeart-who returned fifteen yards to his Treatment For Smut In Wheat Tn^u^iinglvtatWr pirrof thej twenty--fiv. yard ^strip.. ^ 'Irorder that the loasea which occur The new Xers will be installed/®^"^* Sidney A. Lee, and several'plays fkiled and Spigner ^punted to annually from the presence' of stink- and ex-service men. ing smut p wheat may be prevented, either of the following treatments will Clerk Of Court Makes Four at the October mVinff atrwhich ttrae highway j Ow'"* who returned to Winnsboto's a suoper will be eei^to all members ^^nator Nance, Messrs Huff, W,th-|forty yard line On the third play ^ erspoon and Lee made talks express-..Henderson went over right tackle for satisTactorv bfnl":? ;r'r/ciarn 'a'ndtffe'r^d I pl^fmem ^tr po'l n? far"X „:f, f^ itheir support .cany worthwhile leg- thelich-off the rest of the fir^.g-r- islatioi) desired by the body. . ter and the second was spent in exri , J' Mr. Miliian, before introducing theichanges of* kicks, Henderson Ultor.s, outlined the policies of the.out-kicking Spigner. The half endedg p.fv copper sul- Sale! Clerk of Court Thos. W. Bennett made four legal sales Monday morn- \ irg, as follows: Janie B. Roper, exec., vs James M. stau association, including the local unit, urtd of the things a sportsman woul^ and\would not do, and-called upon those present’to abide by the 6-0. fate (bluestone) in five gallons of Winnsboro opened up after receiving' . g the kick-off, L'd parily -duc to over^""*'ia - K f l ?n a copfidence of the local lads, and theyt''”’' '“"g"-*'" , , , . game laws of the state and the prin- scored in the first'five minutes ofl*"* damage. Dry seed and then plant. Donnan, e a^ o in ci > o .auiens,, , . of the gani^and fish associ-tthe second half. ‘.The try for point' : «,ld to O. hr long, attorney, fori.V deadlocked,SE'U’ICES AT LITTLE RIVER ,t fi.g, • , I PRESBYTERIAN CHCRCH tion. The try for point |l,s00. - ' ^ ^Atlantic .Joint Stock Land bank •! w m 1 1 Raleigh vs Robert Roland Moseley.'r]'Q||j-|#*|l lot in city of Laurens, sold to R. E. | Babb, attorney.-fpr^$2,800. . The First National Rank of Clinton,! •. by W. Scott Health Board Appointed, -iof thcTcrlod the' winimiro team i'^i!^'>' ^«kcn for.benefit of church re^ . Early in the fourth quarter Todd broke through and blocked a punt, Will DilTard, et ton, sold to R. E. Babb, attorney, forj -Health Ordinances Adopted and Tax Bill Passed Monday. 1400. Clinton B. & L Association vsi 3:00 p m.—Sunday school, Mr. John Clasping the pigskin to his chest, hej®®y^» superintendent. rac<,d tw-enty-five yards for the final j P- Public worship, sermon ^icore. The try for point failed. Thej^y Rev. C. A. Calcote. -An offering he air with pas.ses, and. though ihey CO %Core/ If thefe leted a few., they failed to pairs. ' any doubters iround' Pansy Smith Blakely, lot At the regular monthly meeting of i town that, think that last %iday's Chnton, sold to R. S. Owens, attorney, ;p^y council held Monday night a newiyictory was a fluke, this is an\vifa- tion to .see Clinton and Duncan clash for $4,275. I city health board was named, three [health ordinances adopted, and the 'l934 tax ordinance passed. , Council instructed the mayr>,r to on College field on Friday afternoon at 3:30. , Line-up of last Friday's game: DISTRICT MEETING MASONS AT LAURENS ON FRIDAY A “masonic ednvention" of the elev- proceed to make collections of all un-'Clinton (12) Winnsboro (6) enth district will be held at'Laurens paid and past due t^es, paving as-|i>onnan Horne Friday evening, Oct. 6, at 7:30 o'clock, sessments and accounts due the city. [Lawson Dixon All members of Campbell Lodge No.j Authority was given for purchasing Smith, Roy, Ig ~ Hadad 44, A. F. M., are urged to he present, [new unifoims for the meihhers of the i Finney, Henry c Matthews V. P. Adair, Secretary, .police department, and raincoats and Xodd . rg.... ...Daniel Thfe^)ublic is invited to attend Sun-1 day school every Sunday at 3 p. m.,| and preaching Services at 4 p. m. each! first and third Sundays. . COLDS .1 boots for members of the fire depart- nfent. Brown rt Lenvmond Sipith, Clyde" r* Spires W . A ' .-imiLn, V lyue r* . I The health hoard named by council Finney, J. W qb.. • Jl kJ'on Monday is composed. of Dr. T.„J. Owpno' ih P Ymt evra JraggitC aatlMrisa4 ft ckaarfalhr rafaad yoar woaay aa Hm If yM art ael rfliava4 ky Craoaialiiaa. Owens Freeman Jh rh. . . Spigner McMelekin Bunch FOR RENT—Six-rpom home on Mu«-" H. "D.- grove-street, No. 150. Apply to L, J,. |hunie, Jr., H. L. Eichelberger, and Uenderson fb Cathcart Moore, Route 2, Laurens, phone,-3083. Tow-nsend, Jr. 1 Substi^ions: Clinton -r— f. Adair, The health ordinances adopted reg-, stone, Rishop, Furr, A. Adair, Tram- SUBSCRIBE TO TlIF CHRONfCLf “The Pape^r Everybody Reads’’ fTV It’s that New JTERNED Felt 3S A dffcyotiliibiiia$ioii of cfaancter and smartnetf that *r6iind'Wich wall dreased btiaineM men all over me country. fine, pliable, p0tterned fdt with swagger snap brim?v . in all the new shades! Join cha^hirl-^ear a **Merry-Go-Round”I ,- / iJ>c.rLrL -/■ J C Prnney Co jnc Subacribe to The Chronicle—S1.50 a Year Up ulate the slaughter and sale of meats'mel. Winnsboro—Estes. FOR RENT—ten-room residence justlinHinjon, inoculation of dogs against outside city limits, with all city con vcniejice.s. Apply to H. D, Henry. t£ IF IT CAN - BE CLEANED "oR pressed. Royal can do it. Royal Dry rabies, and control of hogs within the city. The tax ordinance calls for^a levy of 37 millii. Tax books oj^en on October ■/ Cleaners. South Broad .Street, PhiWj’^th and close November 80, with un 77_ t£ taxes drawing a penalty- of 10 pef cent during Dei»m'ber and 15 per Five Road Official Are Appointed • Jl EGOS cost less if produced with Spar tan Laying Mash. Clinton Cotton Oil Co. ■ Itc FOR RENT—Furnished or unfurnish-1 ed downstairs apartment. Mrs. Mary Henry Arthur, phone 06. *■, Itc FOR SALE — Fresh fish'Thursday, F'riday, Saturday. Shockley’s, Mus- grove street. Up cent after December 31st. Mayor Bailey ^and all six aldermen were present at the meeting. SPARTAN Dairy" F>ed, Laying Mash, Poulty Feeds, fresh every week- Clinton Cotton Oil Co. ' Itc FOR SALE—Ideal Bakery. If sold at Once will sell at sacrifice. A. D, Na- Reedy River .Baptist Program Hearon, Stevens, Hamrick, Cul ler and Bethea Named For Four Years More. ^ Columbia, Sept.* 28.,-:- Governor QJackwood reappointed five state high- waj^ commissioners today, for four- year terhis that will extend almost through the tenure of his successor in office. ‘ The following is the program of the | reappointed commissioners in- Reedy ^River Baptist association to be eluded John T. Stevens of Kershaw, Ntw Plynoiit 'son, Prop., Clinton, S. C. Itc Everything In ^ FLOWERS Clinton Flower Shop Member F. T. D. Phone S.'i held at Fairvlew Baptist church, Tues day. October 9, 1934. * 10:00 a. m.—Devotional, Rev. Ed ward Long. 10:15 a. m.—Benevolences, hospi tals, orphanages, aged ministers. 11:00 a. m.—'Missions: State, home and Forieign, Rev. J. R. McKittrick. 11:30 a. m.—-Sunday schools and B. Y. P. U., Rev. George R. Petti grew. 12:00 noon—Cooperative program. Rev. E. G. Ross. 12:30 pr.'m.—Laymen’s work, J. W. Hlpp.' IrrOO: pi'm.—Recess. Lunch:"' 2:00 p. m.—W'oman's work, Mrs. Radios & Tubes » Smith's Pharmacy ■ 1 1 W. H. Hunt. 2:15 p. m. — Temperance and pub- lie morals, Prof. T: E. Epting. 2:30 p. m.—Every member can vass, Dr. Fro. Lamoreux. 3:00 p. m.—^Education, Rev. Ed** ward Long. vice chairman, whom Olin D. John ston, governor-designate, had express ly mentioned in a compaign promise •to oust with the present rpad iMard. ^Others continued in office were Ed gar L Culler of Orangeburg', repre senting the first judicial circuit; John C. Bethea of Dillon, fourth; W. P. Hamrick of Columbia, fifth, and C. 0. Hearon of Spartanburg, chairman of the commission,, seventh. Stevens rep resents the sixth circuit. “The five would serve until the fall of 193S under terms of their reap pointments, which are subject to con firmation by the atate^ senate. 0/ficial records disclosed that the tenure of one of the fodrteen present commissioners expires in 1935, those of seven in 1936, and one in 1937. The opinion was-expressed in’state circles that the ni^xt ^governor could carry out his avowed plan to reor ganize the highway commission To Ihe rfAtfent of Laurens County who receives the ^eatest number of votes in the contest now being conducted by the Spartanburg Retiffi Merchants Bureau Vn^ .V Voting coupons can be obtained, from 55 Spartanburg merchants, ^very coupon is good for one hundred votes, and ipay be obtained with each dollar cash purchase or payment on account. ^ Do You a ji Hobby? Doctors tell us that hob bies prolong the span of our Hves’.T ,1 Make a hobby of carry ing adequate insurance pro tection. You may prolong the life of your credit. — 0 H.D. HENRY &CO. H. D. Henry A F. M. Boland ^ 3:30 p. m.—Denominational liter- promptly only by the enactment of ature and Baptist Courier, Hon. I. legislation changing the set-up of that H.'H-unt. " -.(body.- * | 4:00, p. m.—Obituaries and finance,'.. Of the five members reappointed to-, J. H. West. ... [day, Hearon, Stevens, Hamrick, and', 4:15 pt mr^MisoJrtlaneous .business!Culler sfT-ved on the compiission be-, and adjourtiment^ jfore Governor Blackwood took office!. ' d ♦ and.,were reappointed late in 1930 or Q ljl jin 1^1. The present governor gave! wCflCClUlC VllVCH rOP | Bethea his first jpo^on the board in ~ Farmers Classes C F. RiZer of Olar, another mem-i her first appointed by Blackwood, was, The contest closes at 9 p. m. Decemberv.l5. All cars awarded gt.4 p^. m., December 17, 1934. Any resident of Laurens County may be voted for by lilmsdf, herself brl^Ther i^'rebnr butTn order To fully qnaHfy ah cnlrahce blank, which entitles each contestant to a bonus of 50,000 Votes, must be signed at the’ Spartanburg Chamber of.Commercel In order to qualify from Laurens Coun^a person must have been a bona fide resident of Laurens County since January 1, 1934, and must continue residence in the county throughout the contest. There will be no contest In Laurens County until 25 fuUy qualtfi^ contestants have entered the contest. Get Other Details From Your Spartanburg Merchant and Drive a New Plyntoutb rr^ ^ For, Christinas. Until further notice, the commli ^ " , . . - - commissioned November 3, 1931. Rec- schedule for'evening classev^for farm-u:.^!. era, wlir b, effective: ' *"* t*"™ continue, into of E. T. Heyward of, U’aaHnowrioa ' \v J *• V ChaVleston, / appointed January 31, i A "''*<*o*ort1.|i933 ,„cceed John P. Gr«:Tw.a school house, »t J-^O. Ljjj extend to 1937. I?’ Others who were appointed hy Gov-l ’ ' ‘ “ ernor BlacWood in-1932 to serve into! W'- house Farmers in t|iese communities are urged to attend these meetings, which are held under the-direction of W. B. Perry, agriculture teacher in the Clin ton high school. Seventy-two farmers of the com munities surrounding Clinton attended the'^evemng classes which were held last week. Oat production was the topic for discusSitm l||it we$k. This week the farmers are studying wheat, barley, and winter hay mixtures. ' Sps^^nbtirg, S. Ci. 1936 are Commissioners R. M. Dacus of: Gteenville, Ralph J. Rames of An derson, W. M. Andrews of. George town, George Bell Timmerman of Batesburg, W. F. Lightsty of Miley, and E. S. Booth of Sumten- ■ SPECIAL OFFER American Magasine — 2 yaani far |1W. A bonus of 200 votes will be. gi^en for every 100 Votes cast through October 18. This is the largest bonus offer that wtti he made throughout the contest. Other bonus offers, if made, win be for fewer ^ votes. Now is the Vime to make^votes* count ■ > - - , t-i * ^ • ' I ii^.' : ■—^. '• ■ W. CALDVELL Anything In tha Way of 'Mnfnsiaaa 'rJ- iaMafpi \ iHOWIlll BIlHVluii t. .\ ■■ f-