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11, 4- PAGE TWO 1/ THE CUNTON CHKONICLE, CLINTON, 8. C. r W“ i AY, PEfCEM V' 1 Peath Claiins / D. M. Sanders SOCIETY NEWS D. M. '.Sanders died Sunday nighi .12’S0 o'dodc at the ho>me of his daug1iter,iMrs. Rufus Cole, in Mount- Tille. He was 85 years old. Mr. Sanders had been ill for only a short time and was preceded by his wife to j {jy^ the grave a number of years ago. ) various stunts, amusing fea- OraMsons of the deceased acted asjtuJes of the program, music and en- pallbeaj-ers. They were: Pressly Chan-'tertairiing address of Dr. Frazer, . (Continued from page three) ordbr. Happiness and w<Md peace will come, he said, as men and women lay hoW of the promises of the Master and translate them into their daily Clintim li^^ Win Ejectment Case Home Named . P. C. Captain ejr, Paschal Chaney, J. A. Owens, Harold Sanders, Irwin Cole, and EaH Cole. Interment took place at Rocky Springs Baptist church on Monday at 4 o'clock. Mr. Sandea^was reared in Newber ry county aimlived there until hi made the occasion a men-y, happy one, the night passing all too rapidly. marriage. He Sandy Springs sec well remembered. ' then moved to section where he the' JOINT RECITAL AT COUNTRY CLUB On Thursdays evening the music pu pils of Mrs.^M, L. Roper of I^urens In Magistrate B. R.^^^ Puller's court Saturday'morning ^case was tried in which the Clinton Cotton^ Mills; brought ejectment pAkie^ngs against two of its fortncri employees, Dean and T. J. Broom, wlio were not re-</mployed when the m'll resumed opei^tion following the nation-wide strike in September.* The mill man agement stated that the families had been notified to vacate their properly, but they had refused to do so. The Shorty" llome of Charlotte^ guard on Prwbyterian's v^Hy f^tball THURSDAY, DECEin ER 20, 1934 HURT IN WRECK fVionds of L. H. Bagwell, of the city police force, will o »e •f' diately to the hospital here for tr«^t- ment,-^Officer Weir being able to' re turn to his home* earlier in the week. city poll know'that ke is a patient in the local hospital suffering from injuries an'd eleven this year, wa«'elected i^tain bruises received Sunday night whUe in of . the team for 1936 at a banquet' ibat officers “'"■f^ven laHt Wednesday n^t by the bad atempted to capture in the city. Fau ipiiyton Rotary club' art Hotel Canton, ilis work this season as- a defensive player^ has been particularly note worthy ranking as one of the hard est and surest tackler^-on the ^uad. At the banquet Harry Bolick, lilT- state fullback, was awarded the W. i |P, Jacobs trophy for being adjudged]^ complaint was.brought into court for;th^ blocker in the state for the' a decision. After hearing the casCj^gg^ season, ^rief talk.S were made Officers Bagwell and Weir were in the car at^the time of the wreck cau.sed by an abrupt stopping of thol- fleeing car resulting in a collision,! Both officers were brought imme-' IF IT IS A MAGAZINE YOU Want* SEE— ^ j JAMES W. CALDWELL f ' HELPS PREVENT MANY COLDS ■IS ijind Mrs. J. I city, gave a F. Jacobs, Jr., of this lovely Chri-stmas pro- presented by attorneys both for thdi^ju^inj^ evening by J. E. Sirrine of!- mills and operatives, the jury broughttGreenville, and Coach William A. I is in a verdicr'in favor of the Tnills-iAlexander of Georgia Tech. | gram at the Lakeside Country club. He is .survived by three daughot-'s:'‘The rooms were beautifully decorate Mrs. E. D. Chaney, Mrs. 'Rufus Cole in pines and holly, and after the pro- and Mrs. C. A. Owens, all of Clinton;.^^ni hot Chocolate, cakes and candiei two sonl^v Marvin Sanders, ClintonIwgW served to sixty.guests. The fol lowing program was given and I.shni^el Sanders of Abbeville. Judges 'Assigned For Next Year According to announcement by the State supreme court giving circuit judge assignments for next year, Judge"?. H. .Stoll of Kingstree will hold the first court session of the year in the Sth circuit, which includes Laurens. The fii'st court of the mew year at I^auiens will begin the third Monday "of Tebruary. The second or., summer term for the circuit will be presided every by the re.sident judge, C. C. Feather- stone, while the third session of the circuit beginning September 1, will be held by Judge Hayne F.*-Rice of Aiken. Christmas Carols—by club. "Festival March,” Bob Oxley. —9 "Christmas in Cornwall,” Margaret Shealy. "iSleepytime Express,” Elizabeth Johnson and Through' their attorney Dean and Broom gave notice of an appeal after the jury had decided against them. Several weeks ago eviction cases were brought in the same court against seven families at the’ Lydia Cotton MiTl¥, the vei-dict being ren dered in favor *of the mills, -it 4s stat ed that these families have iribved.' LOCAL DAIRY MAKES EXCELLENT SHOWING cunions Wysor; sung T>y Am^ia Payne. ' "Sleigh Bells,” Marcia Galloway. A* r t/reetinqi We api'.rcti: to marc^Lian caiT tell you the pleasing patronage given us since 0.veiling (mr^ shop in CJin- Ve Tt Ion. \Vf look forward it to lD3^as another year in which to serve you and'do our best to please. A MERRY CHRISTMAS and a HAPPY, PROSPEROUS NEW YEAR . . . i.s our sincere wish to our friends and customers. Carter’s Beauty Shop Miss Lois Page Mrs. Lackey At Joe L. Carter’s Store "Young Folks Dance,”'Jean Layton. "Snow‘Fairies,” Mary Ellen Shirley, "Holiday March,Virginia Weir.^ ’Duct, "Sleighing,” Mrs. Jacobs and Billy Buchankh. iC "Morning Prayer,” Carolyn Mc- Sween. "Under the Mistletoe,” John Odi- ome. "The Skates,” Ross Sanders; sung by Marcia Galloway and ^me 'Jacobs. ''Christmas in the Country," Lillian Speake. "Winter Tales," Virginia Dillard. "Rock-a-bye," Henry Etta Yoqng. "Little Snowman,” Carolyn Henry. "Tve a Sleepy Doll,” Peggy John son, “Little Rt'd Soldier,” Mac' Blanton, "When Dolly .Sleeps,” Jane Little. “A Winter Tale,” Billy Blanton.- Trio, “Snow Bells,” Kranci s Simp- and Mary Jane JThc Clinton Dairy has just complet ed a test for tuberculosis and bangs disease in their herd of dairy cattle . under , government supervision. The result of the examination showed ev- , I cry-Cow in the herd healthy and in len Copeland, musical instructor at the condition, no signs of either of institution. . t, s the diseases being found. ' The program will o^n with a Pro-, Con.«riderikg that 15 per cent of the cessional, *0 Come All Ye faithful. Lamg the state fs affected, this Other numbers will be; .ds an excellent record for the local! There’s A Song in the Air—ElleiT J. Ixirenz. Soloists—'Mrs. Prank 'Kellers, Jr., Mrs. D. J. Brimm, Scripture-Prayer—«Dr. D. J. Woods. Thy Light Is Come—Ira B, Wilson. By Presbyterian Chplr. ' *.. Tidings of Joy—Ira B. Wilson. Soloist—Mrs. W. P. Jacobs. Joy to the World-rtCongregation. These 'Ohristmas programs are very favorably received each year and a’ dairy and one of which Mr. Steer stated yesterday he is justly proud, j The inspector niaking the test said there is no finer herd of dairy cattl^ in the state than Mr. Steer's. one CHRISTMAS PR00I»CM AT HURRICANE TONIGHT 'I Families and,frl«a4s bccoasc sealttred with ikt years and 'rnymam their saiiliag facet aad cheeqi Toices-Hnofe especially at Ckritteas time. Prchahlji you nrwtskiiig bow tkat yev ooald vieh then tkifi iMnaa. Wlqr net? Axe diqr too far away? Ym a’t get away? Or k U that k ooets toe mockk Th(|« wky . jMC sarprke them tkk koUday •ritli a telephoae vMt inetead? Te« can reach dMm Mywhcrc ^ telephone. Diotaneo doesn't nutter. A voice t!^ by t^ephone, yira will iad, has did yersoaal ckana a face-io^Taoe visit, is cdoto* nient and costs littls wherevef yon calL For yle, by ming Scadoo-to-Statioo service yoa can tatt with folks ftfty miles away for abont SSc^ aad n koadred adlee fdr around 55c; aad greater or lad (Bfrinnifs at correspondingly coot 11 yoa can't go in ptfsea, go by telepheac. cordial invitation is extended the pub lic to be present. - The pupils^ the Hurricane school! will give ^<^hristma.s program Thur^ day eyehing at 7:30 o’clock. The pub-, lie is cordially Invited to attend. There J will be no admission fee. Southern ^<^ephone and telegraph SimSCRIBK to THF ('IIRONU "The Paper ^vdeybody Ren SUBSCRIBE 10 n « • t a THRONiri.f Mt r:a' {' at ('hristmas,” .\ilecne >. .11 >:( 1)11. “Chimcis ro|M land. “V^Ictidf,” Kath(*nhe Bryson. Pianolojifiu', “The .Strange .Sldr,” Kwlyn llvnry and Ine'i: Young. "Dawn Dance,” Sara Salters. 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