The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, October 11, 1934, Image 6
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tllE CLINTON aiRONICLE* CLINTtlN, S. C.
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THURSDAY, OCTOBfcR 1L
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aad Soe^ jiji UncpveHo^ ^ Lindbergh Raiisom Money
mr- TOIX .. i Abowt it preseAi « pietare rtHtw
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tf tlS0O of tht Liadib^ $50,000
. tto tmitt of tke Gtnua otrpoBitr,
Biek«r4 Htnpttw, it oomtetiw with tho
crtaio, ... AWft^ Ite HtBpiaitM hosiCM Vtu ootsUrfi
•r Now Toffc 0^7. Aiiow poiati to gtnc* whoro mono^
wm hM.,.. Bolov« lilt to xi|^i WolttrgtooMwo
wl^ took Hoaptnuim’f aoto license
leiM 0
•titte nuittger
nowbor niwa tendei^ • $10 gold eertifleote in pajment
for fMofine, biter retnltinf in arrest of. Hanptmann.
(8md) Dr. John F. Condon, the famons ''Jafsie'*
1^0 aided GoL Lindbergh ^ in taming over .the $50,000
raBMNB monej. (Ckrele) Bnmo B. Haoptmann.
JaaMt Af. Fawe^ New Tefk attorney retained to rep*
it Haaptffiani >7 Iht earpontor'a wifn
Holds Cross Hill Field
Business Session. Welcomes Pastor
City H^th Officer Ex-'The Rev. J. H. Byrd, Wife and
New
plains W'ork To Be Carried On
Under Direction of Board of
Health.
Daughter W'elcomed To ^ New
Baptist Pastorate.
Hurricane Newn
i.ss Mary Lottye Riser spent the
week-eiiH with Mias Ro.sa Sumerel,
n^ar Laurens,
Cross/Hill, Oct. 9.—The churches of
Miss'iI'egKy Neaf j'of Charlotce, N.
C., spent the week-end with Misses
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The October meeting of the Cham- Waterloo, Bethabara, Mountville
® u;n umi ^1 Mr. and Mrs. L<. i;. M
. , ^ u 11 1 (Cross Hill of*the Cross Hill field, gave
ber of Commerce was held Tuesday
mpyon and i
reception-in honor of their, new has! ‘‘“^Khters spent last Sun.f^y with Mr.,.
swehmg ii'tThe tea room at which time , tor, his wife and daughter, the Rev.i®'’*'
neyeraJ matters were called to its at-
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tention.
The club had as its guests,*the men
teachers of the city schools, and sev
eral other visitors.
It decided to hold the usual
and Mrs. J. W. Byrd and Miss Mar-1 K Rumpti and children
iorie, at Hie Cross Hill Baptist chuich:*l^"‘ the week-end .n Jd. George with
Friday afternoon at 5-o’clock. , i,, ......
^ , , V . I Mrs. Mace Yotung and children
Guest.- weremiet at the front (loors i ^ week-end in Whitmire wRh^
xJ' IT; A 'R.chard.spn Mrs. Burns, ..,i„ter,-Mfs. Sara Suber. '
Mrs. Wm. Matk.n.s, and .Mr.s. l anford.l ^he Hurricane Sunday school had
“ladies night” ■celebration during No-: punchirthe Tes'tibules 'l.y Mi's.'^Mae ' home‘^orMlrYna^Nabofs''^^ ‘
In t^Ih: program 'and ente'-UinS
committee. 1 1. .u i Lottye Riser-at
The club had as its guest the city’s. PinsoTM^^Watt^BryTou,' M^s'*^*’*'
newly elected health officer. W. C.Jcoyle ¥oore an'd MrsrLiniaV Hill T^^^^
DeWitt,-who gave an interesting ac,-1 ejved guests, taking them to the
re-
count of tlie work he is undertaking chiving line, namely. Mr. and Mrs.^X
Mi,8s Mary Ellen Workman was a
recent visitor in Greenville. ro
under the supervision of-Tity council;p ’ pj’nonn .’flip" iRpv’ ami Mra v T i Tuther Nabors of Laurens,, spent!
and the board of health. He explained!^h; rA. and Mrs. J. W. Byrd;,^^®. ^r.
three health ordinances recently Mj^rjorie Byrd, the Rev. and Mrs A.
Hurricane Honor Roll
'Third grade: Lewie Nabors, Davis
adoi^^ by city council pertaining Wharton. Mr. and
the grading of milk, inspection of ^rs. Jim Miller,
dairies, the keeping of hogs in the | ^fter all guests arrived, informal ^ ,
city limits, and the reqmrement of,^j^resses of welcome to vhe Rev. and Evelyn .Neighbors,
vaccination of all dogs. These ordi-,Mr.s. Byrd were given: Waterloo, Mr.s.Burgess,
nances have been set up as a healthy^arl Wharton; Mountville. Mrs. JimI ‘^«venth grade: Cooley Nabor.s, Jen-
measure he .said, and will be enforced Miller; Bethabara, J. F. Griffin; Cross,Young. x ,
on alMike as soon as the preliminary Hill, J. B. Pinson; Presbyterian , ^
deUils can be worked out. He pointed ^.h^rch. the Rev. F. T. McGill; Metho- ^
out also that one of ;the ordinances, Hew. A. Wilkes. Mr. Byrd rc-
,r^ujr?s the slaughtering and mapec- to TTref welcome given them.
tion of all moat dfiere<l for sale lo
cally at a central slaughter house
An enjoyicble' niu.sical program fol;^
lowed: Instrumental solo,* Mrs. H. XI.
eith.T owned or controlled by the city. Turner; voeal solo, “Friend of Mine,-
In taking up his work in the com-. jj^'ravv; voeal solo, “Krowp
munily, .Mr. BeWitt stated thal.hc m-, Singing." Mrs. .N’iles Clark. Mrs.
tends to do his best lo remedy, exist- smith, piano aeeohipani.?; vo-
ing conditions that need rectifying
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cal solo, “I’ve Done My Work,"’ Mi.ss
Mr. iTnd .Mr.s. .lack Scruggs and Mr.
and t.Mrs. Furiiiieron of .McCormick,
visited .Mr. and Mi,i. Henry Young on
Sunday. . .
Mr. and Mrs. T. 0. McKeown and
and is asking of-the.general public a p’joruje Rudd Mrs. H. M. Turner ni-ichildien of Cornwell, spent the vveek-
spirit-of helpfulness and cooporationi„„„ ,^j„„ ..'a, Eveningl*"'' »»>' Mf». T. J. Blalock
in order that the heal results for the | Time,"- Misses Caroline ,Mote-» and
whole community
ay be attained.
St. Louis Wins \
World Series
Burns, Lewis Mc('ravy, alccompanist;
solo.Wlouse By.the Side of the Road,’’
Lew’i.s McCravy, Miss Floride Rudd,
accompanist.
J. B.' Pinson expressed a desire for
Ml churches of the field to meet with
■; . iCro.ss Hill at any .time. He then an-
The St. Louis Cardinals swamped' hours the dif-
Ihe Detroit Tigers, 11 to 0, in the sev-j churches would have services.
enth and final game of tho world se-, prayer by Mr. Byrd closed the eve-
Mrs. J. M. Dick and small daughter
of Pulaski, V’a., are on a visit to Dr.l
and Mrs. Jack H. Young. ii^ |
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Young w'erej
called to McCormick Tuesday on ag-i
count of the death o'f the latter’s un
cle, Mr. James Edmunds..
W AN T S
ricR Tuesday at Detroit and are now j uing. A large* nomber
games
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ihe qndisputed champions.
Each team had won three
•ad Tuesday’s was the test.
“Dixzy” Dean, with one lost and one
won, came out victorious in his last
dumce^ait the Tigers while Detroit
UMd several pitchers to stem the tide
which began in the third inning.
church attended.
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IF...
you> want your clothes to
be kept fresh, clean and
neat-appearing at all times
THEN...
.send Uiem to Royal Clean
ers,, the dependable cleaners
;^with years of experience in
cleaning clothes -the way
*you want them cleaned. A
phone call will bring bur
delivery service to your
door. , i
CLEANERS
Dan Rollia, Manager-Operator
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^^Where Quality Reigns
Demonstration
Notes
C. a Cannon. County Ag^nt
f?‘om each i^50R RENT—^ten-room residence justi
outside city limits, with all city con-!
veniences. .Apply to H. D. Henry, tf
IF IT CAN BE~CLEANED^Or!
pressed, Royal can do it. RoyaLDryi
Cleaners. South Broad Street, Phona
17. _ tf,
There*' are between four and fiye
hundred-fafnuuia.-of. thi*i~cqu«Vy—who
have not called at the office for their
permanent certificates. I ask that
EOGS cost less if produced with Spar
tan Inlying Mash. Clinton Cotton
Oil Co. ' " itc
SPARTAN Dairy Feed, Laying Mash,
Pb^lty Fex'ds, fresh evefy week.i
they call for same at once. The farm-,ciinton Cotton Oil Co
er who farmed in 1933 or 1934 for the,
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first time will not lie able to get beef to can, see
p^rijianent certificates before about! '^altei* E. Dunlap, Mountville,
two weeks; so I was informed by the C. Up
Stbte Allotment Board today. As soon FOR RENT—3-room apartment, up-
as these permanent certificates arrive stairs, unfurnished, private bath. ‘W.
notice will be placed in the paper. ,T. Jackson, Ea.st Tfirdina Ave., phone
This office has received informa- 390-J. ' ‘ tfe
tion concerning the selling or trans
ferring permanent certificates'among three
farmers of the county. These certifi- '*cres mije and half from Clinton, on
cates may be sold not exceeding 4c "ighway, known aa the Copeland,
per pound or may be transferred at ?
no cost if the farmer who Mis certifi- Main St, Colum
bia, S. C. ’ . M0-18-2tp
cates for sale and the one wishing to
buy sam(S agree that no valuation shall GOVERNMENT WORK-Nearly 100,-.
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be placed "on same. To* transfer the 000 additional persons hired by. Uq-
certificates, it will be necessary for cle Sam past year. Were you orie of
, the seller and buyer to co:ne to the these ? If not, write at once for Iree
County J Agent’s office to revive the information about .examinations. Ci^
certificates as well as to seii them Service Training Bureau, Inc., Box,\
, The permanent certificates must bo R-3, care this paper. . Up
registered hack through th C-^-vr.iy . —-
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J^INE tunes out of ten yoii Will find that the
man who advertises is the man who most
willir^ly returns your money if you sure not
satisfied.
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He has too much at stake to Hsk losing your
trade or your confidence. You.can depehd oh
him.
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Agent’s office whether given :
sold. \
I Avould suggest tho.se fa;;*,
have surplus cOtton certific.a!"
ify this office by mail or i^i
CREOMULSION
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Also, 11
fS to the number of o-”
tes they wish to (dispose of.
,1 request the farmers >who w’s’*,
[and receive certificate to p* •:
jister their name also through tlTc of-
jfice, stating the amoupt^qf pounds of
cotton they need certificaes for. •
9mp dmunt is MriMrh^
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M tS# spot if ysu art ase r«-
Umd hr CrtMMisMi.
COUGHS
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He is not in business for today or tomorroW
only — but for next year and ten yews frcrni
next year. He knows the value of gotxl-will.
You get better merchandise at a fairer price
than he could ever hope to sell it if he did not *
have the larger volume of business that comes
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from legitimate advertising and goods that
bear out the promise of the pirintedwordi— ”
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Don’t miss the advertisements in this paper
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each week. They call your attention to valu^ ,
that tomorrow yow will be sorry you over
looked. r
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