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VAmilX r 1, i ' ■ I h THE CLINTON CHRONICLE wU INTON, 8 C. / THURSDAY.' JANUARY k?. i9»5 Around ^em the Drama of the Lindb^g Case' fs -f I ^TQ Ir ' r . Some Corrections Demanded flat rock, s. C. janny 15, 1935. deer mr. edditor; •yore paper has jfot me into a pretty hdwdy-doo tlie nfws item ofji .last week, i said that miss jenniej veeve smith, our afficient’scholL prin-j ciple, would go home next week-end! to attend a wedding of her cdzxin,j aallie jane smith,, and you put tilts I 4 j ^ X" r- V. - t >Ai} ■r€:--.n ^ ^ i X i notis under yore partment. ‘lost and found’ i rote a small artickle for yore so ciety collum about mdsdame judge Wilkins and mesdame pete gasmens attending the musick festihle at the county seat," and you printed-that in yore “death” department, exactly un-l der the funeral notis of archie ball ' adkins who got run over by a truck in the hands of an unknown .per.son .or j[)ersons, to wit: cal withers,^' . i wish you would plese look where you put my stuff: what i said about* our pasture and his familey getting! some new clothes and a spare tire for his car was put under your “births” heading, and close to the peace where it told abouLJtwins bprned to mr. and mrs. kit johnson and'bpth mother and father are doing well, they bought j their new riggins theirselves. "'-tt niy i-ile^p oT^nirs. Joe" party come out under yore “mortgagje foreclosures”-head-line and she won*t apeak to a single Clark in flat rock, lind about one-third of the pressent ^pper-lation -is made up of Clarks, she thinks i done this mischief on pur pose as it is reported that i said that hef^ouse Would soon be sold by the tightwad trust comi)any of the county seat, which seems to be so. - the serious step dn^plved in marry ing./This is what has been expected ward 'Lbng -attended the Laurend County Liipestone cluh' ^neeting ini of Americ^^ young folks since time!Laurens Tuesday at the home of Mrs.' imm^moriiHt - and some folks have IC. P. Vincent. . • • . ^ beeilj coW-hlooded enough to think I Mr. and Mrs. Ildgar Taylor have that, copsidering the importance of moved to the city from Rcpto. the issues involved, and the irrevo-! During the.^past week Mr./anc /and Mrs. '■I cability of the step once it is taken, a certain amount of such waiting' and W.. H. Shands have entertained number of friends arith several d* hoping, and the> time that this gave'lightful dinner parties. iof soi^r second thought, the neces- Miss Wright was hostess to sary delay was not altogether withont the regula^'meeting of her bridge club on Thursday afternoon. . ^ On Thursday afternoon'gn interest- its advantages. * Of recent years another way out of! tlm dilemma'has been discovered byi ’^8! meeting of tpe Mothers club was ^JttortainnfQmber of nioderii younghome Of Mrs. T. L. W. i^ople. Thet^e pioneers in niethod have Bailey. ^ calmly married the young man or wo- i i -p- , man of their choice, and; brought . SENTENCE IS CUT - ^ ‘ them home to father and mother to! support! Thi.s i.s not a rare occurrence] Le^ ^dd Blakely, of this City, given these days. I wonder what you would ^jyg years for robbery and larceny in do, if you were confronted with such an uninvited and unwanted increase in your family? Still more curiously do I wonder .what I should do, under similar circumstances? - , Questions and Answers Greenville county in 1934, had his sen--' tence commuted to one year by Gov ernor Blackwood on last Friday. TO SEEK CHARTER. The CKnton Cotton Milk? Friendship, Question; (Here’s a ca.se in poirtt) iassociation ha® applied to the secre- FUbllNOTON, N. J.C7 irotiad flieae ehuraeters swing the moel. dnuMtie eonrt scenes this 'nation has witneaaed in years. It is th« trial of Hauptmann on the charge of murdering the Lindbergh- bal^. Upper left are character studies oi Brano 'Richard Hauptmann. Upper Thoiia^ W. Dear Dr. Riejhardson: My wife and Mtary of state for an eleemosynary have been looking forward for years charter. Officers listed on the appli- ito the time when we would have alLcation are: J. C. Cannon, president; jour children ejlucated, and could be-1 Mrs. .Maggie Campbell, vice-president; gin to enjoy a little leisure for our- John Bigham, treasurer; Roy Holtz- (selves. The other day this dream claw, secretary. • - I crashed around our ears. My .son, who Trenchard, 71, who ii I is a junior in college, came home for I his Christmas vacation, bringing a ! classmate,- a very pleasant young wo- ; man, with him. When his mother and 1 looked w-"trifle WAN T S IF IT CAN BE CLEANED OR pressed, Royal can do itl Royal Dry iMwidinf at the triaL Below, th« Hunterdo: unterdoB Couaty verdict neta the. fate of !uu B whoM AUptniBBB nounced to us that they had been go- ing together for two years, and that; Cleaners. South Broad Street, Phone they had decided that they might as ^ tf if* you keep on doing this, you mought as well get you a new corry spondent for flat roek, as i wjll either be killed outright or injuifd for life, i have dodgeil my fellow-men and fel- low-'wimmen for 4 sollid days and nights and i \yill have to .sepd this letter to the post offis by handing it out of the winder to some stranger. yores very truly, - mike Clark, rfd, corry spondent. This Way, Sinners Times are getting better. During the last 3 or 4 years of. “pinch” "Our politicians heaped upon .the already distressed public all manner of taxes 80 that they might, keep the interest paid on our ever-increasing debts and well get married. He has no hope of a i LOST — One female pbinter, white job, even after he.get8 out of college;] with liver spots, six months old. and the gill’s parents, we understand J Wore tag .No: 124403 when lost. Re- have a large Tamil;? and so are utterly I unable to do anything toward their support. We cannot turn them out in' the world; what are we to do? ' «• * jr—"• ' . ’ .Answer: It is easy to tell the.se par ents that they should have taught their children better, while they had them at home. But this hardly an- turn to Eric B&mbs and get reason able reward. ' Itc HP:LP wanted —Clerks: Men and ‘women, good health. Experience un necessary, Common education suffi cient to qualify for government work. '$10 to $175 monthly. Write Civil St*r- -swers the (juestion; and I am free to vice Training Bureau,"^Inc., Box L, care The (‘hronicle. confess that I havent’ any- ready-made answer either. The frequency with] WANTED Up — Two farm hands with which some such situation is hroughtj families on Joe Adair place at to my attention, however, makes me Renno. .All-year-round work, good believe that it is one that should give place fflr man who is willing to work. us parents of younger children defi nite pau.s^ Have any of my readers any suggestions to make, which can .Api)Iy to W, J. Adair, State Training School. Itp be given this'parent, or others in a^ ^similar situation^. «<ld a few pennies and dimes tb our rsui Aijrrm la, •inking fund. i^hools Asked To Teach Aulo- Highway Safety Course Proposed More money will be paid iiy'taxes 1^1 than during the -next'• year or so.dhan can be spent intelligently by tEe average mobile Driving I,aws of Slate. and Traffic (hlumbia, Jan. 13.—The state high- ! political spenders. Instead of apply-,way department has launched an edu-t ing the excess or accumulation of cash!t-ational program in Sputh Carolina (not requireil to mm normal and nec- which has ai its objective the reduc- WHATS THE MATTER WITH YOUR CHILD? By Frank Howard Richardson, M. D., F, A.^yP. Dr. Richaixlson will answer questions of The Chronjcle readers by mail if accompanied by a self-addressed, stamped envelope. Ad<h:^ss him at Black .Mountain, N. C. es.sBry expenses) on our large indebt edness, they Will begin to create more -■4 * P'OR .S.ALE — A used Nash Siiecial lO Years Ago .Sedan, in good condition. Spedometer shows les.s than 32,000 miles. New Exide battery, four tires practically jnew. Reason for selling, my wife is not a strong woman and this hhodel of the Nash is,a little har(f to steer. Item* of Interest From The Chronicle Price very low. Ha* bee* well taken of January 15, 1925 care of. J. W. Copeland, Clinton. 2p tion of the numiber of motor accidents on state highways.. BRIN(JIN(J HOME A M'lFE ‘a^ituation in which there is nq job to vehicle' M'e are,hearing-mueh these days pL1>e. filled, no income to be earned, and ! the pitiful plight<of the younger gen-1 hence no marriage to be consummated and bigger useless jobs, rai.se salaries! <''hief Highway Commissioner Ben'that has been 'educated for and no home to be founded. Just >^at and pay back salaries, and otherwiseij^^wyer said all high school superin-profe.ssions oI for bu.sjnt'ss, in the are these young folks to do? \ do away with anything that looks like fendents had been re<iuestod to teach full expectation of cufning out of^ One solution is for them to wait or smells Hke cash, ^ course iri automobile driving as w’ell|school or college ^afid getting mar-'until such time as they are ^abje to Tbis tax-payer would riot be sur-, I as a course in traffic laws. ried and founding a home—and then'get employment, the income from Nearly every state .and county an<l city in the whole country is now payr iag'enougb interest on.hortds and pub lic dei)t» to run fhem; in other words. if we had our'debts paid, the tax^v- request^-of- invitation, make lectures| on hjghw’ay safely at any time where i a^fiou]) is gathered together for such a program.” ‘!lt is known‘that this state has cent, of the finest highway systems* in; ies could he cut at lea.st .50 p^ ce and all these so-called luxm-yand niii- union,” Commissioner Sawyer _ .sBnce.taxes relegated t^thc junk»pife the nUmuer of highwav ac-i have never seen^rrie fax levy tkke cidents ocTurring in South Carolina the. place of anoflter tax levy. If the a major problem for the .sales tax comes, the property tax will;state. department believes that, remain the same or go higher, —I—the public in general would be'greatly ' : ibenefilted if it were made more ‘acci-* Just watch ’em, folks. There will conscious,’ ” • lew men in thejegislatures and sen-| . - i ■ r - akes of our varioos-'states who will in- '^ , ^ __ siat and plead that we apply our sur- jPITlllgR I JiyrOll • - plu8 tax collections on out- debts and 1 j. J accounts, but there will In* a major- IVlOIlCy LsOCSllCCl ity of .so-called “progressive, ' public- ^ ' .piri^l" officr-holdc... «ho can’t' j,., 332 Cutrencv Found On- ntmnd to see money applied to a use- * jo -ful Remand: nope,, they niui^t scatter wr House In Oastonia By De- . it, wa.ste it, or invest it unwisely, (ectives of Charlotte. foolisrhiy—just as they have been do- ' ing for year.s. - ('haiiotte, N. C., Jan. 13.— Members of the detective division of the Char-1 ’•Folks are getting more able to mieet lotte police department said last night their taxes now than heretofore. Back that they had dug beneath a house taxes will be paid, and all of these in Gastonia. N. €., a woman’s handbag neftr taxes -(and there are. huridiedy^ef conta'inlEg viTItialty the^pffrier alboiiril them) will continue to swell the^treas--<»f currency missing ki the .spedtacular nry-chest, but most of it will go as flg.OTO hold-up of the Springs mill piAHb fumls have always gone; and payroll at -Lancaster, S. C.. in De ft aint-no use to tell you how’. We cember, hope, however, that we^will soon ]F. E-. Miller, father of .M.'V’. r’l ami learn'that pay-day-is here and it’s Jim Miller, w’ho are charge ! vi'h ;hc’ either settle up or we'wont be able to hold-up along with L<?roy Holliday settle .down. ^CfS COUGH ^and Phil Thurman, deputy sheriff and driver of the payroll car, c t ifes-v»J, detectives said, that he removed the Ktolen money from a stump ir.a rin>*-' . Real Throat relief I iledicated wiffi ingredi ents of Vicks VapoRub 'lotte .suburb where it war h(id:n' (shortly after the robbery, and trarr--! ,j ported it to Gastonia where ho buried j it beneath the home^of another son, i Will Miller. The handbag contained $I3,C.?2 in currency. r: MUBaCBIBS TO THR CHRONICLI *Thc Rapar Rverykady. Reada” ' SUBSCRIBE TO, THE CHRONICLE I Seven moving picture, films. Saw- sudclenly fin prised to .see the political bodies of |,yer said, portraying the cau.ses of ac- our deht-ridden states, counties, andj^jfjejrjtf^ on highways and streets and iBunicipalitie's. as soon as they observe I how to prevent them ai-e now being ' that a pile of une-xpected .f^thy lucre ij^hown throbghout the state by inov-, hImws up, join hands and try to build ing ^picture theatres at the request of! a «Uir-way to^the moon, or construct, the highway department. I a bridge acro.ss the Atlantic ocean, orj The program also includes^plans fori aet up a conrmsision to think of other pi^.jng ^gf^ty posters on/‘*ai least one ' fwlish metho<ls and schemes of get-1 billboard in every to^yrCin the state.” ting rid of these public funds-r-andithe commissioner/^xplained, adding avoid reducing our obligations. .^bat the motor^ehicle division has “seven tiain^l patrolmen who, upon' ^jOV invitation, make loolures itself .confronted with which would justify them in taking Mr. and Mra. J. €. McMillan of Renno, have moved to Clinton and are making their home with their daugh ter, Mrs. Marie Adair. • Harrison Copeland left Monday for Nashville, Ark., where he is visiting' 1 John-A. Copeland, r . I Mra. R. L. Bailey is spendir^ some[ time with her daughter, Mrs. William' Anderson, in Greenville, - I Mr. and Mra. W. D. Copeland at-' tended the ^ Shrine convention in j Gt^envillb yesterday. j N Mrs.'W.'^ E. Hoy of China, i.s visit-1 ing her son, Dr. W. E. Hoy. \ m/s. T. L. W. Bailey and Mrs. Ed-[ Real Silk Hosiery ^he Best By Test” HEAR OUR RADIO PRO- .iJRAM SUNDAY. AT 9:80 P/M. OVER W.L.W. C. M. 'S|Ht>use Local, Salesman i 105 W. Maiii St. Clinton. S. C. Lowest Prices Offered In 14 Years. 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