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GoldvUle, Oct. 6.XMr. iiod< Mrs. T.
A.’Hopwood und grritodsorts of C^ines-
ville, Ga., were the week-^nd Quests
of Mr. andjMrsT Odell/Streetman.'
M iss Essje Davenport ^ of Newberry
^ent the week-end with Ker brother,
Jo% Henry and Job Davenport.' ,
Misses ItAtherine _and GAatljr,
THE CLIJ^TON CHR m ICLE. CLINTON, S. C.
PA6R Five
fSept Honor Rolls
Clinjtoh Spools
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T^ed Thomas and Harry Gary' of At-
• labta, Ga., visited Mr. and Mrs. Wil
liam Gastly Sunday. '< ,
' Mr. and Mrs. Owens Whitmire and ^
Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Sprouse visited
friends in Newberry Sunay .
Mk and Mrs. Will Roper of Gaines-
Ville, Ga., [spent the week-end with
Mr. and Mrs. T,. N. Roper.
Mr. and Mrs. T. R. Kelly *visited
relatives in Whijinire Sunday.
Academy Street School
First grade: J. D. Cooper, Betty
Dunaway^^Helen.Ciksh, J. D. Cash, .<• ' . . ^ ■ v ^ ,
/Second grade: Alv^n Bagwell, Carll^<> Columbia with>friends,
Windsor; Fiona Cnsh; Helen Harrison
Third grade: J. C. Lawson, Walke^nesday/in Gr«nwood with friends.
Osborne, Vivinnee Sh^kley, Earl Wil-p Miss Elizabeth BuzhardCof Erskine
hai'ksLv- i ~:-^:-{<k>llegej Due West, spent the week-
Fourth grade: Grace Meadows, Nel- end at home. .
he Osborne, Ruth Gaines Ruth Jones,; j
•'Richard Foster, Fred Galloway, John^ vijig ^.^^e guests of Mrs. Alma Mc-
eral death /ate ^or the 12 months end-, strikihg' increase in accidental deaths,
■particularly those [due to automobiles.
Our figures certainly bear this pro
phecy but. Tim increase will u^ndoubV*
edly continue uirtil further ‘steps art
cent.
' There
if
during the-perip^ .404 more/a^en‘to insu^ respect for existinir
YM TA. • * * 1, vr O i: ^Ithfen duidug 1933. Deaths were onlyila/ws governing the operation of auto* '
Miss Ola Davis spent the past week- ^Mth Mrs. ^obo s pi^rents, Mr. andjhalf as numerous as-birtlu^>t the;ihobi]es. f
20,216 fatalities represented lii in- “An oft repeated suggestion is that
ing last June 30 increased .5 per cen^,
I while/hrhirth,rale nmunted by .3 prt
were 4b,64p infants born in
irmon, cnanes winasor. ^ - jKee.on Sunday.
Fifth grade: Kathleen Howard,-Ha- ff t ^
pi^rents,
Mrs. George Addy. /
Mr. and i^Irs. Clifton C.'lAdair and! crease of 884.
c those in charge of' the enforcement irf
L?fif Deaths from pellagra,- typhoid fe- these, jaws be moi^ exacting, in their
Adair s parents.,^ jver, diphtheria and malaria decreased, j .
Mr. and Mrs. R. E.-Ferguson are in Typhoid fatalities dropped frort 266^^* ! ? ,^® dr^vers^,
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zel Cannon^ Lois'JAmes, Joyce Bras
well. I /.
Clifford Lyon harS^returned
Mr. and Mrs. R. E.-Ferguson are ini Typhoid fatalities dropped froni
Asheville, N. C^^th^week attending: to, 17, pellagra from 362r to 292,*
the-x^iwanis District convention. ' '
Friend^nof Ray Boyd will be sorry
to le^xn that he is- confined to his
jhonie with a broken’~foot.
, • D- V, ’ i -XT X' t'* a decrease of four,-and 1,2^7 deaths,
home in Binghampton, ,N. after Rhame, Dr. J. W. Davis, Dr. J. Lee'a decrease of 46 ^ ' / ,
[spending several days here. ; Young, Dr. G. R. Blalock, and Dr. R.j n a ' i * *
' * Maude Geer spent a few days L. Martint,of Goldville were in New- M^oodwardr^ssia.ant
Florida Street SchTOl jiasst week with Mis.s Emma Flinking-- berry Thmsday-for the annual meet-'
Second grade: Ann McMahan, Je.anighelt in Greenville.''
MeSw^eh^ Kathrtrn Baldwin. Wyman j William Blakely of Erskine Semi
' licenses, L^lieri steps in this direc^
tuberculosis caused l,019nieaths com- already being taken and ohly
pared with 1,095 in 1933. ^ ^ I hope thaT'they will be hastened With
Charleston .led the urban areas in all possible speed.” ^ '
births and deaths. With 1,823 birthay * .. - •
Dr.
state registrar, said “about a year
LOOK! LOOK!
Amrtican Boy. noW $1.00, per
$2.00 for 3 years.
jMr.
Baldwin,
Mr. and Mrs. I>an Gunter rnotored'^healy, Alan Su'ddeth, Norma Ander-j nary in Due West, sjient the week-
to Chimney Rock, N. C., Sunday . [son, William Cooper, John Pitts.-...- end with his pSyents, Mr. and Mrs.
Charles O’Shields .of Great Falls,1 Third grade: Peggy Johnson,Ir. f. Blakely,
and J. M, O’Shields of Bath, visited' Amelia Payne, Anita Cassanova, Prin-] Mrs.
their mother, Mrs. C. A. O’Shields
during the past week.
Warren Clement spent the week
end with his parents in Greer.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Wofford and Miss
Helen Wofford of Sfjartanburg spent
Sunday with Mrs. C. A. O’Shields, t
Medical So-
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ago certain statistical’ authomfes JAMES W. CALDWELL'
madeithe prediction there wou|kl.be a' Anything In the Way of Magaiiaas
ing of the Third District
ciety.
Friends of Mrs. W. E. McLendon!’ T" ^
will be glad to kn6w that she has
gle Copeltfnd, Chris .Adair, Hal Bald
win, William Graham, Harry Wilkes.
Fourth grade: Marcia. Galloway,
Byrd McMillan,' Carolyn Freeman,!
is spending Several days
daughter and son-in-law,
Mrs. C. E. Nichols.
with
Mr.
her
and
RufUs Sadler, Mac Rlant'on, Ame Ja
cobs,‘Margaret .Adair, Jean Layton,
Carolyn Henry, Betty Tribble.
Miss Mary“'Chapman of City Hospit-1 Fifth grade: Betty Hunter, Ann
al, Greenville, is visiting her parents,'Keith, Jane Littl^, Mary Bailey Ow-
Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Chapman. i|ens. Marjorie Miller, Virginia Sum-
Mr. and Mrs. O. Templeton and erel. '
son, Clisby, attended the reunion of j Sixth- grade: Frances Ruth Ed-
the Buchanan family at Tryon, N. C.,lwards, Lula Gray Harris, Helen Mor-
turned home after being a patient in
B.^ E. Wilson of Spartanburg^ Columbia iTospital the past twj!
weeks. ' jo
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Po\('ell of Spar-ll!
tanburg were gdests Sunday of Mr.;“
William Adair spent the'^ week-eho^and Mrs. W. R. Anderson. i
Dr. Robert P.’Jeanes of Ea.slev
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ited his parents, Mr. and Mrs. P. S. io
in WHliamston with friends
H. L. Ellis, J, A. Ellis, M. L. Ellis
and Miss Mollie Ellis of , Due West|Jear.e8 on Tuesday,
pent Thursday with their (niece, Mrs.' Mrs. M.-J. Furqueron
Sunday Tiom Mc('ormick where
-Alma McKee.
letiirnprl!
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.Miss Willis Mae Wilson of Erskine
she!
Sunday. -
.M rs. .A. D. Barron and daughters
returned Sunday after spending sev
eral months with her parnts in Sa
vannah, Ga. -•
Mr. and Mrs. Horace Poag sppent
the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. J. R.
Long in Newberry."
Messrs W. W. Hair, C. A. Dickey,
_C,^ B- Dickey^ C.-N. Franks, .and Olga
Hair visited .several towns in Barn-
rison, Evelyn Stowe, Jean Holman,
Emily Martin, Carolyn MeSween, No
land Suddeth, Mildred Windsor.
Seventh grade: Virginia Sadler,
college. Due West, spent the week
end with her si.ster, Mrs. C. E. Nichols.
.M iss Sarah Salters spent the week
end, with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Tom Salters, in Salters.
r."‘j. Bouknight was called ttr Co
lumbia Monday on account.- of the
Douglas Carter, Frances'- Speake,'^i^.^th^of father, Charlie M. Bouk-
Charles Yarborough, Margaret S?hea- night.. ^
ly, Mary Elizabeth Baldwin, Herbert
Challibers, Phyllis Holman, Eiliott Ja
cobs, Walter Reeder.
Mrs. T. C. Johnson and son, Billy,
spent the past week-end in Newberry
with, her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
W'. White. ' '
- High School Mx- and-Mrs. Jamaa Davis of Co-
Elev^th grade: Sara Frances’Bald-1 lumbia spent the week-end with Mr.
win, Madeline Cassanova, Louise and Mrs. W. M. Chaney.
, Chambers, Katherine Graham, Mo-i Wallace Franks of Whitmire spent
Mr. and Mrs,'D. C. Teague and SOU'jj^ene Finney, Laetitia Jones, Mar-[the week-end with his mother, Mrs.
of Columbia, Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Dav-jg^^gj Sullivan, Christina Sowers, Sara .“Selma Franks,
enpoyt and children of Newberry I
, _well and Bamberg counties Saturday.
■^'Alr. and Mrs. E. H, Hunnicut spent
■\ the week-end in Greenwood.. ..
and children of
apenl Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Davenport.
Miss Pawnee Davenport of Charles
ton is spending a few days with Mr.
and Mrs. Jack Davenport.
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I Misses Lillian and AHine Newsom
Tenth grade: Peggy Sprunt, Fran- spent the week-end with their parents
ce.s Bouknight, Dorothy Clarke, Mary jin Hartsville. ^ -
Crawford, Thelma Taylor, Lawrence j R. L. R^^nn has re'turned to his home
Hall, Adelaide Roberts, Marion Cha- in Knoxville, Tenn., after spending
ney, Helen Davis, Clyde Smith. 'the past several weeks with his. niece,
Ninth grade: Elliotte Dobbins, W. .Mrs. W. L. Blanton.' ’
P, Baldwin, Elizabeth Barnett, Ernest j Miss Alma Hudson of-McColl spent!
Tench Owens,
Nabors, Gr^ce
, LITTLE-MORSE \
• A marriage of interest’ to ytheir Hipp, Roy Johnson,
many.friends was that of Miss Mar- Louis? Bailey, Vivian
garet Little of Kinards, and) Mr.^g^^ard.
Georgy Morse of Goldville. Theyi Eighth grade: Margaret Brice,. Lou-
were married in Newberry Saturday I i<,e Jacobs, Frances Simpson, Louise
afternooh; September 29lh. v jcog^ Betty Spratt, Doris Suber, Eve-: George-Speake,
\ jlyn Henry, William Buford,. Archie^MV.s. Flugene-Pratt, Mis.ses
Sel^mber Honor Roll -/Dixon, Miriam Donnan, Marion Law-
Second g^ade: Junior Hall, Sybil, son, Madeline Lowman, Frances’Jack-
Farmer, Novella McCurryi kson. - - '
Third grade, section A: Mary Fran- —
cis Rowland Marcie O'Shr-lds, Edna yoNOR ROLL FOR
Earle \V orkmaih Eunice welchell,, \
Mary Francis, Fred Braggs Bobby [
Boyce. ~ \ ' u o^--. College,'Greenwood, sjient
Section B: Pope Oxner. . J . ®"“"“,en.l with her parent,, Mr. ,
the week-end with her sister,.
Annabel Hudson.
Miss Mary Emma Speakje of
er,college. Greenwood, spent the
end with her parents, Mr. an
i Pratt, ^nd
has been visiting relatives.
Mrs. Ej B.' S. Warren leaves ..this
week for Spartanburg where she will
visit friends.
Dr.' and Mrs.’S; M. Huntley have:^! J
returned fl’om Conway, where they!
were called la.st week on,account pf'i
the illness of Dr. Huntlej‘*s.jnother. * j
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Hitt spent!
Sunday in. Edgefield with Mr. and'
Mrs. FJoyd Hitt. *1
Friends of S. A.‘ritls,.,Jr.,^Avill l>ei
J.jglad la know that he is getting aiong^'
nicely aftei*-a tonsil operation at the|
Greenwood city-hospital la.-^t week. |
Mrs. Dan S. Hollis and little daugh-J
ter reTurped Mnnday from Rock Hill,|
where thiey have been visiting he/p^r-j
ents and other relatives^^ Mr. Hollis j
went over for the week-end and ac- j
companied them home.' i
Dr. P. H, Carmichael of Columbia'
Theological Seminary faculty, was aj
week-end-guest at the orpl^anage and'
occupied the pulpit of the Thornwell i
Memorial church on Sdnday, morning!
and afternoon. - j
Among those in Laurens Tuesday
Mfss I evening, for the annual inspection
'meeting of the Ada chajiter of the O.
Land-1 E. .S., were Mrs. R. P. ('hapman, Mrs.
W. T. Putnam, Mrs. P. B. Adair, Miss
Maude Pearson, Mr.s. J. 1); Davili, Mr.s.
Eugene Hitt, Mrs. F. T. R'jBmage,-Mrs.
oily R. L. Plaxico, Mrs; H. M. Voung, Mrs.
Sande.rs,
WADSWORTH SCHOOL
Maragret Taylor \and J. A. Coleman, Mrs. C; B.
Pringl^'Pratt of Greenwood sj^entrtmd M’iss Julia Ferguson.
Sunday with Mrs. Mary Prather, | —r— — ~
Dr. and Mrs. R. W. Johnson
Banking Knowledge
Business men know the value of
I progressiveness, efficiency and re
sourcefulness. . . /
For their banking needs they
choose an institution which ovw a
long unbroken period of yeara, has
"develop!^ thesp ^afities to a high
degree of usefulness.
New Banking Hours
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday—
I 9 a. m. to 2 p. ro.
Saturday — 9 a. m. to 12 m.
M. $. Biei £ Son
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OLDEST
^ A N K E Rv8
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STRONGEST
Fourth grade: William Poag,' BUly
Willingham, Bobby Jean Carr, ElMo;
-lene Farmer, Evelyp. Gardner, Viola
Hall, Juanita Lehman, Gladys Wil
lingham.
Fifth grade: Mattrice Davenport,
Jean^Williams.
Third grade: Jim Crawford.
Fourth grade: Omega Monroe.
Fifth\grade: Helen Blackwell.
Sixth krade: Dorothy Horton.
Seventk^grade: Martha Young.
Johnnie Nabors, MiriAni- davenport,!w
Willette Evans, Dorothy^ Sulton, Ellai^^N^^ ROLL FOR
Mae Sulton, Bernice Welchell, Edgar
Flow, '
Sixth grader Edward Lehman, Har*
old Lewis, Johnny Stroud, Juanita Todd
LONG BRANCH SCHOOL
First grade-.: Junior Sipes,
Adams, Nellie Fanner, Jeapette Gas
kin, Ruth Stranes.
Seventh grade:"'Ryan Poag, Kelly
♦WaitST* Mildred Bozard, Idethel Fran-1 Seventh,, grade: \Mary
ces, Mary Marshall, Sabry "' Smith,/law,
Louise Smith-.
Second grade.\ William McNinch.
Third grade: Calvin Boling.
Sixth grade:, Lamar F’icklin.
Lee Holtz
spent
the past week-end in^Laurens with tn^
latter’s.mother, who is ill.
Miss Elizabeth' Nelson of Lander
the week-
and Mrs. T.
J. Leake. -
Misses Martha Davidson and Myrti.s
Holland were vi.sltors in Greenville on
Saturday,
Miss Bernice JohnsoP of Fountain
Inn visited her parents, Mr. and MrST
Fred Johnson la.st week,
Mr. and Mrs,. R. E. Ferguson and
family spent last week-end in Dur'ham,
jN. C., with their son, Edward, who is
a-student at Duke Univer.sity.
Miss loanees Black of Fountain
Inn spent Thursday with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Black.
Clinton High Wins |
Second Game, 18*^
Duncan Team Falls Before^ Su
'perior Football of Local Lads!:
Every Man On Team Used.
Clinton high school won thtur sec-J
ond consecutive game' of the season
by defeating a sluggish Duncan team*
on the college field last Eriday after-!
^noon by the .-wore of 18-0. I
The local lads again playetra bang-1
up defensive game, but lacked some,
of the desired polish bn offense, being-
ragg<*d on blocking. F'rom end to end,
the entire line played heads-up foot-1
Mr, and Mrs. T. S. Aughtry and Pat! hall, deserves individual
Millwood of Lyman were recent guests
iof friends here.
WHAT DO
P. S. Jeanes
DO?
X SPECIAL OfFER
American Magazine 2 yean for
$3.50.|« . .
JAMES W. CALDWELL
Anything In the W’ay of Magazinen
Mr.
spent
and
last
Mrs. Claude Trammell
week-end in Lyman
mention. \ ^
TJie backfield also deserves mention
for'their secondary defense and the
with tackling of Trammel, substitute diack,'
Miss Lillie Mae Aughtry. j was outstanding,-. ., *■
' Friends'of Mrs. T. D. Jacobs will be The starting backfield, Finney-, Ow-
glad to know that she has returned ^ns, Freeman, and Henderson, as wejl
home after being a patient in the local a-'' the numerous substitutes flaslTed
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Do You Owe One Doctor —
And CaU Another ..
law c## foree-yo»'to^«ttelr to-one doctor.
Yon can change as often as you wish, or ss-often-ns yon feel
that s change is desirable. Of coarse yon will not mcitclr physicimr
without s sttbstantisi reason.
... But the mennest trick of which s human being is enpaUe is
that of transferring from one doctor to another to avoid paying
a biU. ' • '
The doctors know w|^. is going on. Both the one yon left and
the one you went to iuuH0rhy you did it. They have seen ft happen
before. ^ ^
But holiest folks don’t do it—not until they have paid the first
doctor in fulL '
They realize that the physician they first called has ddne his
best, regardless. v
And honest folks have the courage to tell their present doctor
the truth about their finsncisUcohdition. They have the moral
courage to come out with .the facts.
They do not resort tojtricks, switching'doctors to avoid 0sy-^
ment.
Remember, your ^octor comes when you want him. He drops
everything and rushes to you or your dear opes when danger
threatens. .
He expcm'his pay, just as. the, butcher and grocer expect
theirs. -
But when yon play the sneak—go to another physician and
avoid the fixAt doctor—yon are not a nian.
he
hii
N^e new doctor yon engagp is in touch with other doctors-rand
i^gipng to fear that you will play the aame 4<xiffing on
1. /
Be square^ straiglitforward, and conrageons. Tell the .truth.
Your dortor will respect yoa for it
\ EVERY DOCTOR in TOWN WILL READ THIS —JUST AS
YO^' ARE DOING. IF YOU PAY YOUR DOCTOR WHAT YOU
OWE, HE WlLL*KNOW YOU ARE HONEST. W YOU DO NOT,
YOU KNOW W^AT HE WILL THINK.
The Ctinton MedicA Club
hospital the past several eweks
Jack H.-DaVis, Jr., of Charleston,
and W. Watts Davis of Columbai
spent the week-end with their parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Jack H. Davis.
Mrs. R. E. Jonts has returned from
ast week, and is getting along
era
nicely. -
MTss Blanche Wells of Leicester,
N. C., spent the past week-end here
with friends.
Misses Lou Abrams, Mildred Me-
intermittently on offeqse. i
■ For two successive games the boys;
have played stellar defensive football,'
and the coaches as well as the local,
fans are counting on them to take the
balance of the games in stride, begin-1
Greenwood where she had a tonsil op- ning with the strong: Ne^eriy team
in "Newberry on Friday. - \
A fine spirit and determination h^as
prevailed during the first two games.
SUrting line-up: . |
Left end , Donnan
Left tackle Lawson
Crnry and James Franklin of Augus-jLeft guard Smith, Roy
tn, On., spent Sunday with the form- Center Finney, Henry
er’s mother, Mrs, Estelle Abrams.
Right guard
Todd
Miss Mary Beeks spent the week-; Rights tackle Brown
end in Greenville with her sister, Mi.ss
Margaret Beeks;
[ Mr. and Mrs. Algie Bobo and chil
dren of Spartanburg, spent Sunday
Cross Hill News
Right end Smith, Clyde
Quarter Finney, J. W.i
Halfback Owen.s
Halfback 7 Freeman
Fullback Henderson
The entire Clinton .squad was Used
during the progress of the game.
Wreck Deaths
Stiovr Increase
Cross,Hill, Oct. 6.—Mr. and. Mrs.
Frank Holland bf-W’hitmire were the
guests of the Misses Rudd Sunday. J! ' * - I
; Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Coleman had Only More^trict Enforcement
their guests Sunday their daughters.! mIT—z-“
Miss Polly Coleman of Greenwood and i Law W ill Halt Climfb, State
Miss Ruth Coleman of Winthrop col-i Board of Health Says. : |
l^ge. ^ j
Miss Lucy Goggans of Welford was Columbia, Oct. 7. — A warning was
•at home-for the week-end. ,is«u€d in a state board of health re-’
(. Miss Dorothy Hitt has -returned';porttoday that automobile fatalities
from a visit to Tier si.ster. Miss Rachel will continue to increase unless law
'Hitt at Winthrop college. , -enforcement Becomes more stringent.
I Mr. and Mrs. E. M, Bostick and lit
tle daughter, June, of Richmond, Va.,
The report, made public by Dr. i
James A. Hayne, state health officer,'
Were the guests of friends last week.! showed thit the death-rate from all
Mr. and Mrs. Owings,. Miss Alyne/au.ses in South Carolina increased
Owihgs and Allen Owings of Ninety-1 slightly, more than the jiirth rate dur-
Six “were the grue»ts of relatives Sun- ing the past fiscal year.
day.
Misses Johnella and Blanche Atistin,
A total 0^-403 fatalities were attrib
uted to automobile accidents compared
W. B. and J. H. Austin of SpartahbVg 'with 308 the previous year,
speht the week-end at home. y The report "disclosed that the gen-
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