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iM THUItSDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1934 -I ' f ■ 1 I ■f' /■ ■1 / i ■ K IHE CLINTON CHRONICLE, CElNTON,^l^-C; PAGE SEVm CottoQ Surpliis H^vily Judge Enters f Salary Suit Foreign Supply Inci'eases, But Slashes By U. S. Reduce Total. American Exports Fall. . \ nomy Act of Gieneral Assem- bVx^of 1934 Attacked as Null Lick By Auto ' iv . X; Proves Fatal Grady^die, of This City, Kified » When*^n Oyer On Calhoun , Highway College Stjudenl. c.Bo's .0^.1 • supply of all cotton for t the (Court today tor i^economy move" in l'ith''h'i'"' " ”i 'm ' ^935 season, despite a sharp increase'...lashing judges’ P^frx^m $7,500. to !in the foreign supply, was prvHlicted $ 1,590,a year as p'artoi a $150,000 re-^ local hospital eWjy Sun bureau-of agricultural j duct ion in the salaries (^Nconsiitution-Msy morning from injuries i^eived OlfiCerS. 1 and By Circuit Jurist. Colombia, Npv. 5.-^TTie general as- cove economics. FIFTO' INSTALLMENT lone day to a girl like me—a girl who Synopsis—Ellen Church, 17 years'*^'' ^ artists’ ball in panj§, short The hurenu, placing the pri^leC»„n»el’tor Judge W. k\rimball'!:" I' [.“."’""k',’'’''.!"'*’' v’"". l‘‘ total supply at 39,200,00 bales of Charleston who aske-d re^tution oT u ^ work, you know. Or to woiry about' slightly more than 43.100.-;<>f his pay. Contended th^ legislk^».-^. Steenbergen. a member of the Sopho, -old, finds herself alone in the world know^^yho- V . .1. , , . . iwhat—I am? Well, I’m a model by vn h her artist mother .s last_ warning profe.ssion^ You’ve been to the mov- in the biggest apartment on ringing in her ears, to “love'lightly.”'ies, j'ou’ve heard all about modelsj^ Ayende — married to me, you could. Of the world she kn^w little. All her'^ow do you know I’m what is, tech- How do you get that way?” life she had lived alone with her moth-1called nice f Hony .do. youj Ellen laughed, although there was «« k k ,, know, in view of my profession, that;no mirth in her - cr m an old brown house ,n a sm.lljtrif|i„g i,,n’t best for the two of rural community. All her life, first as ..h„„. „„ j US fi*aneial things. Or—babies—not if,^^ In the previous season and a had violated the state constitution ... you really didn’t want'them. And you around 35,100,--cutting judicial salaries'for 1934-35 could have all the privacy in-the world ® ^<-‘<^lintvof about 4,500,-j and the attorney general’s officei pe- Park bales in the American supply, but; plied that the court would overstep about.its authority by making “an appropri- f®^tion” if it granWd Judge Grimball’s 1933-1934 season. l.COO.OOO of that petition. amount being accounted for in the. After explaining that financial carry-o\er. ^ .straits compeHeil the legislature to f Attorney General John then a charming yodng girl^she had ^j^j ^ ^^is? I’ve heird, po^ for her talented mother who sold her magazine 4 cover . painting through an art- agent in the city- Mrs. Church’s broken life—the un faithful huj'band, his disappearance' kidded about i what it meant hit you fffee a disease. ?■ “You sound,” she said, ‘‘like a mil- . new baby, .hen a bubbling child,:anyone bnorTny- '‘Tn^bii, XmXf^.rui.r-JiiK!-urt more class at Presbyterian college. b unCral services for the young tyho was well known here, were held on^onday afternoon at three o’clock from ^the Plum Branch church in Me* Cornnri^county; with interment <’oi- lowing in\the church cemeterj'. He is .sufyived by his motlier and step-father, MV-^and Mrs. R./c. Slew- art of this city; two sister®, Mrs. 1. O. W’hit'o of St. Pet^ysburg, Fia., and a a far- L.izzie Bell Bc^e of this city; his jaw squarrr than ever above the heaviest pro.spective increa.^X vvVi'e m in\T.yn^ri^"l!v'?"w4^?kJ^!:'!?.^a" “a^.*^aT’! brothers. G. R.'-^lib,'Norfolk, R , . a a ■, u »"»»T'^i'o.ed in China, India and no..thern, J’In Xe an . I didnT kn'orthanircenSfffiden^^^^^ bewilde,men..(Brazil, with d...vase,. in Russia .nd,„, .4,a. i, exclueiveiy a'^'leglS "'X He paus^, ..j f^j-got,” h£_said, ‘‘that you didn’t know my Brazil, with di'cn Kgypt. "Although condition.® (in late Oc- —and after seventeen years of si lence announcement of his death was' at last disclosed to Ellen. The new of the husband’s death killed Church.—Ellen, alone, turned to .... , .... orly contact .she knew, the art agent A'enue, in the middle of the af-}Tony Brander. Anthony Biander.'be materially lower than a year .earl- in *New York. Posing, yeai*s of pos* * dont caie about an>t^ing.i;ind you know w’hat he stm*.! foi', was ier.’ the bureau said. Ing, was her only talent so she was that I m mad for you! 1, thejj^^y father. I am a millionaire, j’ou The fort'oast said the tota ijriroduct 1 to two leading artists, Ihck gulped suddenly to make the j that way ht'cause .my value of the 193;l-ltt3l crop. -Alven and Sandy McIntosh. Both come clear, ‘‘I don’t actually father cornered sugar, once! know whether or not I can tru.st one' ly a legislative func’ion.” J. Ingram Wilsdn, assistant attor- .. y name. Odd, i-sn’t-it? To't«berh indicate that world consump- nev c’eneral m-triuki’tw tV,,, u«.;oU •— , • "Tibg to .wlllcon of Amvrivan col.on in .ho .■liv;,,u„ would i.c "coei'cml’i from i.s du! wwysIEllen, her .o your oivn special brand of mar-'rent seaaop. will Ih' cojwlderabiy low-of controlling state cxnemli.u'l-es Mrs.'tonsely. or not nice. I dont even|ri.ge, when she doesn’t know your rr than-luring the I'.m.lIkU .sca.-on. ,f a writ of mandamus ordoring nay! rm^my name-, Brander-lthe carry-ovor wa Aug.isl 1. Rki.x will „„.„t of th, additional sum is approv- Donald RuusseU, <lf Qoun.se farm .Fudge Grimliall, retorted that l>lus in- place. . Inquest Held Here \ A coroner’s inque.st was held nhrd Sunday morning after which Sleerv^ bergen was ordered placed under .51,000 bond by Solicitor If S. B-lack- well. The accident occurred ith nit .3 30 Sunday-morning fin the (’lint )ii-(;i e.‘n- ^,^jwood highway about, tna nile-! from .li.-sen‘ from the proposition that the'!*^*' Am'1'H‘w.i of-Sjiar^an- egislature it all-|)owerfiU” and saidL*"’'^’’ '•'■ i •Ik I'X'VWV ( • CA tl4|^(4IA4| , e?court was creaUul as 1’^'' -^tand a Dienefit payments and cottonseiul Uccd her as a model and l»oth fell j,, '^^ow w nei nrr or ^noi i can iiu.'u one -l^len’s eyes grew w ide. Her mind was nearly ?s."0,OOU.(HU>, as s'liueim love w-Lth' her—hut Ellen, trying •“‘bort day to you^ he said with a sort was a confusion of words. M fii-st against about $ Id l.U'(i.OOO in 19:>2- check upon it. follow the warpi'd philos iphy-.of her ^ a chance hoy’s halting speech didn’t regis-. 193.3. adding: -‘ a .'^.'!90,0()0 surplus in the state treas-!‘*^‘l •'^l‘^<‘ubt‘rg(-n Ivi I- been out for a mother to “love lightly," resists the trusting you with my'.soifll iter. It was still just ^ slice of un-} “On the basis of prices received dur- „,.y “ 'ride of scvei al mi.cs on the highway thought of lore. Her circle of friends he s|>oke his head was bent low | reality.' But w-hen the confusion be- 'FJg the first three months of. the cur- , ('ceil Wychet of Nichols, Wyche and '’‘‘t"'’*!higto t'he c'ty "when He added there w’as Itestifiel that he is small, artists and two or three girl (Over the hands that he was holding, j gan to clear, she exiierienced a direct ivnt season for colUm and ('ottim-■ i>i,.;;gcll, (.S^partanburg law firm whichaccident oceurn d. He said that When Ellen gav her hands--hearing, as through a |does_money. evvn a yul-1 acljustment Fm^am. is .siun^ Wyche construed the state con.stj- models. Ellen attend® a hall with San- a«<l bis lijis were pres.s<Hi hotly against | sense of something that was almost i'ved and the OctolHu-est imate of Pi'ro- .cpce; ented Judge Grimbafl, said the‘ '^‘‘*'' at a moderate rate dy. While dancing a tall young man j t'he palms of those hands. j anger. What right had h** .to think/luction it is estimate<i that the farm Jcgi.^latjiVe act was “just as though it!^^ speed when .suddenly they saw claimed her ad romance is born. And Ellen, looking down throughS^at dollars mattered? What earthly I value of the 19.34-19,3.5 domestic crop, ha.i never U'en passeil” in its effect Now Go On With the xStory. the darkness at his head, bent above j .She wanted to say. “What I plus |)uyment.s for cooiiperating in the on judges’ pay. even 'm "Crazy 1 than in 1933-19.34, hut up the Idea she could no leeimg me same maune.ss, loo. together. | with the excejition since ii:».m. .(jicittry “are not .subject to change longer resist. Slipping from the armsl'^'hy, the boy was right. He was'Take me in your arms.” She wanleif! “The princiFial factors responsijile uuring their tenure of office and .said that held her, she thrust one slender,rltcht! It was love. • Money' isn’t.i‘or through-permanent continuant statuteUiow she was oppo.site a wide door, ‘Iveam, the Vhir of the car’s motor—jmake?” To say, “I’l ,ve up the idea .she could no ''as feeling the same madness, too. belong hut ^arge.st j t,j(jyfj }j.^ meaning salaries of the ju- since 1!»29-I9.f0. ,<licittry “are not subject to change” hand into a large strong hand that! But, in the graying darkness, Ellen ^ Kv*'*! and silver and engraved j out the 19J.f-19.f4 .season were the (le-,',,^ (^)nr yode fixed the pa ckitched at it, eagerly. — iwas going back to her mother. ItN just something you use in! alining supplies of American votton i ^ “Let’s gol” she said jauntily. At, Strange how close her mother was to-'^^^P-''- can’t u.se it to buy love!”!and the dejirwiation in the foroign-' ('(( ing the l^croggie “e' an object lying across the middle of tlie road hut weri^j too .do® • to .'.void hittiiig it, u-ltliough they ina !( every effort. Stopping the car o.i ekiy they li.cked up the hoiiy, plaee.i it In ilu'ir car and rushed him to Hji.'* Inc:d hox- young 'pital for medical aUention. Th y at P*'^''o<l to Re Mr. bod-e, died go jauntily lea.st she tried to .say it jauntily. jnight! Closer than' she’d been even wanted to cry, “This, is the an- ♦'^change value of the dollar . .*■ » ^ t . -y. _ ^..A... IIaI I 1^1. t i.i- It I I |a few minutes later, 1‘extra legisla'^'^'X live pay” case and two others, he con-' Prices Of Food Bound To f ^ % supiirossed Sheiduced--.-He just came up—We waltzed and digging ditche.'t.” xShe wanted to growths in foreign consuming ; she mu.st walkjaway—And he kisstnl me—” “* 'IvHuie in done ®tic must remember, So the story had gone—running al- you.” .sumption. . strange was-feeling mu.st be also told herself that e* carefully. That she x.x...vw.x,vx , , .. , u . x . that she didn’t even know the young (most parallel to the events of this But. she said instead, very flijipant-; man’s name, and that she wasn’t even'very evening. Perhaps, if she let her ‘>5 ' : interested in knowing itl |own,story go along as it had started,! jnd «o you want to he my sugar But she’d been twice around the | it* would continue to run parallel with daikiy. That sit. j park in a cab with the. young ntan,'her mother’s. But—. | All; at once the boy’s voicf was a, still nan>?less, before she remembered! And yet Ellen herself wanted to be^of feeling. Almost the taxi that it was Sandy who had taken her I'wept away .4«hi Joanna Mill News ■SI’" W I , , T . X t - -I Goldville. Nov, L—M r. 'and Mrs. he heraelf wanted to »*^'ver could have heani what m* was;,., , i , i, n ne, ne^seii, wanieu w, . , , , , IVN. L. Hcnder.son and Mrs. < arru* Ih-ll to the Six-Arts Ball, And who should,.'be a complete conquest. She’d have; through the closed, shatter- Mr. and Mr.s. W. J. V’arifxjrougli. by aU^ghts, been allowed to take her to fight that de.sire. To fight it as P^oof front window-. But the taxi home from It’ iber mother had told her ahe mu.st. t extraordinarily inter- Thr** time-s around tfl« park thvyi Aa her mother hadn’t! <”Red in this taU Pierrott, in this slin>.fs„|„,;„ j,, rode before they began to grow accua-1 With the boy’s lips burning against P***- He was yawning, agid Waters of .Saluda spent Sunday with Al' irncy'Genera! John M. I)nniel’.s[ )ff;cc ri plied that the action threat-' entd an “a|)|»arent coeicitm of the leg- islalu e” and legislative right to regu late the statii.’s_s pen fling. A ."pi^cial court of five acting jus- tic“s,. appointcfV w'hen the regular su- lireme court held ^itself disfpiajified beeause of similar salary circumstan ce®, h -ard ai'gumenLs for and against it ion By AAA and Short Oops Due To Droujf^hi Cause of Jump. ' the is.suance of a writ of manflamus; ... • ,, , , 1 f A II g’ I A I "'ith agricu tura economists of to comiiel ( omptro!!er, (>enerul A. J. . . . .. . Washigton, Nev. 4.—^Tho American housewrfie can exnect food pri':e« to rise .“teadily this winter, starting with the Tbank.sgiving turkey, the buroHU of agriculroral economics reported to night. (ioncluding a wwk of conferences 40 Mr, and Mrs. Rayplond (Iriffrth of ^bvfttie and State . Ireasurer b,. P slates and of the AAA, the bureau’ tomed to. the wonder of it alL For it (her palms, she made the resolve. With wasn’t^a petting party, nw that! It her head bent above his bowed head, wasn^t the sort of thing that Clain^Hen heard herself saying sharply, would have referred to as “pash.” lij^d aloud— was something less easy to understand[ - “It won’t get me.—It won't spoil my —and ytt far more simple—^than a 1 life!” petting party would have been. - It! The bowed head was raised. Blue was lated wishing for coffee and w'heat cakes and fried eggs. Tlw boy said— “I want you to marry me tomorrow. T mean when it’s-aetually-miuming. I’d be afraid to wait—to marry you in the ordinary way, after an engage- M. B. Bridges Monday. .Mrs. T, xM. (’arlisle and little son have returned to their home in .Miami, Fla., after spending two w'e<*ks with .Mrs. H. H, Rushton. Mrs. M. K. Medlock and*" little sons are sjienjdirg the week in .Sumter. Mr. 0. B, Bledsoe and family and (xaikj, vTv/uiu xxwx-c... wv ' X J L J _x• J" c. . D, nieusoc anu lamiiy aiiu > ^ omething that couldn’t be regu-jeyea—deeper Wye, because they were [pent and showers and partly and a The totalk’ lirith a slap, with a sharp word, j wet—eought across the Shadows for j bachelor dinner. Id ^ afraid to lay ^ ^ WoiHlnvw j^ • 1 r91 n n o lvA./9 a 11 ks.^k vrv-kii'ri a 11 *-9 4Vk4>M49 i • *' 1. * a 1. with a jest! They had* which the Six Arts Ball was being!asked, held, in a sort of a mist.- When they' Ellen answered. her own. hotel in' “What/won’t get you I ' ' plan.s, because you’d slip out of them.f '.Miller to pay Grimball a $242..50 bal ance to put his August pay on a $7,- 500 annual basis. Granting of the mandamus would crystalliz-e- hqfal precedent - under Which other constitutional officers in cluding the governor and judiciary might claim back 'pay to bring their 193.3-34 .salaries to the $7,.500 figure. sum involveil in case such aken wa.s said to bo ap- ?'* 'I 1,1 •* A .1, u T-i. *> iBl/wlsoe, Mr. and Mrs. James Briilges,; $150,(00. . the boyjl wo“lilnt dare lake a chance. That , Jack Davenpo,*t. , ' KiUiniC the sm>ren,e court by spe- jWhy I want you to mafry n,e, an<l to| .Spa.Unbury;'’i‘*l ai'ln'intment, T. Frank Watkinr tdo it tomorrow. As .soon as pos- .^ ,iQ„a.v,ixxw iInf Anderson, president of the .South ”*!is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Lester had met in the hallway, with every-1 “You!” she said fiercely. “I won’t i^ible,” his voice,—and much ! Young! ” " !(’ar(>lina Bar Association, and four day coat-s incongruously covering bi-'let you get me. I’m not going to fall [^y'sbne^s ^d vanished from ^nd .Mrs. Archie .Spivey and Mr. iprosidents, Thomas F. Me- zarre costumes, they had been almost shy with each other—-almost afraid to look at each other in the eye. Climbing into a taxi, they settled back in separate corners. Bat the young man’s han(l, groping out across the clammy leather seat, found El len’s' hand, clung to it, and finally drew her close. ' *'I suppoise you think I’m crazy,” he.Said. t > “Quite crazy,” Ellen t<rfd him, gent- in love with you. I never fall iriMove I can’t. Bemuse I have* nothing to give,-not a thing! Ihh sort of a—a spiritual gold-dig^r, at Jveart. Oh I’m nice enough!” she didn’t want to make the admission, but she had to! “I’ve kept away from it all because I don’t want to live close enough to any folk so that I'll get to care fojr them. Because when you care for anyone, that petWon can hurt you. I won’t,” her voice had sunk to an odd ech(H‘d President iRodsevelt’s state ment Ia.st week that’ the cost of liv ing W’ouid,. increa.se, Grdatly rtyluced supplies of most agricultural product.s, due both to the AAA’.s crop limitation program's, and to thi effects of the -drought, are re sponsible. Crops were unusually small in 19.34. - The bright .side of the pictuf'e is that the income of farm -families will show improvement, except in drought ureas. 41 hysterical, shi^l whisper, “I won’t be ?‘You eee,’’-the i)Qy!!a.y<to waa fully held in leash, “you see, I’d been emotion, wbnid ever «.ch the -iepthl,y" ,h»t-he'i,'a'patient at'BLekwood ax ’’five attorne.v» lea,n..d that Ellen had reached! vt... .. in thevlaw.” It was perhaps the^Vfry breathless agony of thase depthk that made El- .Newberry hosjjital- Friends of Mrs. N. A. Turner, will! ^iill Election ion realize how necoxaary it wa.x forf*** ^ lutow that xhe iz do'te \foted HCEC Ltl , . . I, O' ’at her home on Ogdennbury .xtreet. — - ..were* »*». m»» .1!* K '..L" . .f: FeienJ* «< Mre.Joe Johnaon will be eomethth* bntt^ ’S' triad to know th*tn,he i. able to be np would fill this, awful aching gap. ' j u Sho mad^hat wax proUfty trfe|“'' «ir»in after a abort ilinexx. I^est ef|b£t of her life to, apeak GlViS STewer fSr Bnde Vl u fT mu' Mrs. Charlie Girk> a recent bride, Better take me home, Tony, .he; , mixcelUneoux ahow- In the aroa.s severely affected by the drought, however, cash incomes, during 19;f5 will be extremely low, the bureau predicted. “At least un til the new crops are marketed.” situation next year will upon ^yield.s, ‘‘but the that the Unitoil States considerable export sur- plusbf wheat in 1935-3(5. said. And^. yes, her voice was com pletely steady. “And then go home, yourself. And think this thing out. er Tuesday evening by members of The gray in the sky had lightened, watching you all evening, as you i The taxi driver, with a shrug, had danced with all the fat old bunnies,Istarted his fourth circuit of the’lMirk. in the world. Cold sober, you were—- But the boy in the Uxi was sUring inthe whole roomful the only one that!into Ellen’s eyesa T * * .u- u . u was cold sober! Listening to their, “Of course,” he said, “if you’ll mar-;You te got to think it out, you know, kidding, and kidding them back, butjry me, I*^!! take a chance, on that!]For if it all ^ms mad and impos- ^ ^ ^ only with half of yod pn the job. with;On you liot “having.a^nything tp give,iaibl€ tonight, it will swm more m^, ^ card foretelling the ntw h^lf bif >)u^r~~away as if 11 mean. On your not falling in love. .[ri 'The bride’s card directed 1 you were ih a garden. Clinton on Tuesday ran true to form by casting only 42 votes for the Demo cratic candidates in an apathetic gen eral election. All votes polled were for' the Democratic nominees, the Rspub- LOOK! LOOK! 'American Boy now $1.00 per year. $2.00 for 3 years. - " JAMES W.'CALDWELL Anything In the Way of Magazii the^ Joahna Girls’ Club in their club ilican ticket failing to" receive a v^e. room.®, ' The Hallowe’en idea prevailed ( ip the decoraOon? and contests. From subscribe’TO THE CHRONICLE a dark comer of !he yard a ghost gave j ■■■'.. _ ' , "*' ' " the future fngredteti of Vidv VapbRub in Conventsm Candy'Porm VICKS COUGH DROP Ellen interrupted, and there was a sob in her voice. What incredible chance had prompted him to make that comparison'?; “Not that!” she said. “Not a gar den-” . • . “And I thought?’ the boy went on heedless of her interruption, “I’ve got . „ a. * X lie Miiwxzn a,*axa vaw hor tO lOOk j _ If you’ll marry me!” There was as* not denying the way you feel, or that ^ in hi. v«i«k M W4>11 ft* nas- »V8 real to you. But it may be just , ,» i.u„ to get her away from i]t all. Because she—because I feel that ?]te belongs (“who won?! -nte me!” ' . jhy. ^ ^ There was so much emphasis in his. Ellen repeated agam^rom the fonn- surance in his voice, as well as pas ■ion! 7 “You don’t understand,” she said at last, in answer to that pj;ppoe*il—- I’m trying to fay. Men? In my life men are just transients. They 11 al ways be just passersby!” - j - •• / The boy’s arm'was around her, chapel right pow, and a minister id tight, “There’s basket contained gifts from the girls. Refreshments were served by Miss the way you’re feeling now. 1 know^ yWrknot j^t'haWw fun l aidn’tl ^ Mod«n. Flrmiy that, you probably - , , rm sure u ever. mean just as you do, this minute, that you’re not giving n»e a—a buggy ride! If we should happen to see a .S C>lebrale8 Birthday William Poag invited twenty of his • friend.* to a party a! his home on o« man,’’h. «id,.t*>« doorxr^-ldonh doubt you’d be tmhsient, or a psfisser- me^into the pla«, and marry William’s tenth birthday. Af-J! life.” ‘And I’m,” she drew away from^ ^ ^ " ,. •? use of *the two words, “to me,” that BlUen jumped . She couldn’t help it. You haven’t' been drinking, your eelf?” she Questioned, on a note that jibe said, and she repeated the words, ■ 9 44wr._\- .. alt MA. 44 A A 4~\9 n A ^ \ me she tried to make cynical. “You hav €n*ta.4)€en—” - ‘The boy answered. V “Don’t pull that sort of a line,” he her fiercely, “not now^^^JKe’re aWay from the dance floor!. This i#n’t the kind of stuff that! say to jvst everyl^y. I’m—I’m telling you! It isn’t. •’1^ is s serious nu^tor. It’s our whole ttfiitihme!” • ‘^hat do ymi know' about life- tmes, jowii 1^ Wae?” sbe asked. ^How do you know yiciu’d trust ev«B|rjed ula. She abut, bet eyes and said over the woiMs that aba had said, .not wo very long ago, to Dick. “After all,” parrot-like, “after all, what’s the ad vantage of marriage, as it concerns ‘Continued'next w^k . - ^. J u _ 44T*— ter enjoying games and contests the . ^ ."■childrun wurartuvitud into tho dining, afrkid I'd.let you ^_gw.y wtth .t, ' ^,1,, |a white cake bearing ten pink candles. < > Delightful refr^hments were served by Mrs. Poag. ^ CAED^OF TBXNKS We cannot find* Vords to express oqr heartfelt thanks for the many kindnesses and b^utiful floral offer It was almost light enough ,noW for! ings shown during our late sad be- ElWto lee the hurt look in the boy’s reavement m^thfe death of our dear eyef. Almost, but not , quite. She said fiercely in her soul tlttt he hadn’t any right to look so hurt.__ This atti tude that she was taki;»gL-«uitely she felt the pain of it as much as anyone! And then, tqo, she was saving'hina. “After all,’* ^ said slowly, “mar ked to me you 'wovAlJn’t have yo. son and, b^her, Grady C. Bodie. lfr,^and Mrs. R. C. Stevvart and Family.. • ^ " ^ .WBAT DO .,r; r P. S; Jstuies Hallowe’en Party The members of Mrs. Wreford Na-j|^ bors’ Sunday school class enjoyed a Hallowe’en party at the honje of Mrs. Gaskin Tuesday evening. The girls came dressed in costume and had a jolly time playing' the games with i witches and ghosts and bobbing for | applew.: DO? I SUBSCRIBE TO THE CHRONICLE “The Paper Everybody Heads” J br. Lide will continue the dog inoculation on Friday, Nov. 16. All persons failing to xx>niply last time will be taken care of at this time. ALL DOGS MUST BE INOCULATED. f Price'BOc . 1^ . r J K J - .f / ‘K MHtti