The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, January 31, 1935, Image 2
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WHAT’k ,THE MATTER WITH
YOUR, CHILD? 7
By Frank Howard Richardson,'M. Dy^F.,A, C. P.
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7JDr. Richardson will answer questions of "nie Chrorijicie readers by mail
if accompanied by/a self-addyessed, stamped envelope. Address him at
Black Mountain, N. C. ' '
Public Enemies, 1 and 2
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MY CHILD WpNT DRINK MILK , is conducted, Ind pull wires about the
/^Or won't eii^' spinach, or won’t take • different teachers. I think that mem^
eereal, or refvKes this or that or the bership is just a waste of time. "'
other article of food that you have al-j' Answer: The two things you corn-
ways 'been taught was absolutely es- Tplain of in your letter make me Won-
aential to health. How can you jnake 'der whether what you say about your
him take what you know he ought to docal Parent-Teacher association isn’t
have? from hearsay, rather than from firsl-
Well. in the fii'st place, how do yoq hand information gained through at-
know bt‘ ought to ? Remembcj:, there tendance. 1 ,have never y^ visit^ a
is hardly an article,of diet that we Parent-Teacher associatjon where i
praise today that has not .at some time a greM dSal more
in the past been considered highly7^^^ discuss ■ the lunch-room; ahd
dangerous. Tomato, hailed today as • over teachers is absolirte-
the vehicle Of an imltspensable viUi-j^y now by the rules of the ,
min, was once held to Ik? jioisonous., -i' nnul association, whatever ?may
‘Raw cabbage, now urged for baties h ‘ e,b on permitted along this line m
because of its content of another vita- '^he i>ast. No organization is what it
oiicrh: to lie, or could be made, of
course-;-but the addition of even one
1 ; L member can do marvels to help.
WVi^r vi/if K/-» /tn^k
min,
was oi'.lv vv
■storilay execrated as
hing
that'no re.s])oclable mother
would c\v
r tliiirk
of u.sing, for her. in-
fant.
So wo not'd
not be too in.si.slcnt
uj)o.n
wha‘
: wo a:
10 told ju.st at pres-
cut j-
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i.-pen •'able.
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. -nnd, frankly, I do
md 1.
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is absolutely e.ssen-
tial ti
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of the i^rowing child
. .n fi
no w
ay lo ik'
el a cliild not to lake
it, -iM
to t
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tha* it is indispen-
so!!o.
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ho mil
l il'bvk ii. Children
a ■ n’*
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In thi.s 1
A'ay ft
is usiiaHy jio.-j.-iilile to
''iieslion;. I’ve tri<*d ev'erything II
know of to iimkc my eight-vyear-old i
■■)ii slop jib'yiriv with m»tch<‘s. I k<‘ep j
have
‘.bin:
le things about dittle boys that j
been frightfully burmnl, liut it i
b se< in lo (tr'any good, (’an you
of arylliing else that I might
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An- vver; rti, hull. 'I'ly one short ev-!
planntioii, Adlowid by silence, its'
very une.\p‘ect<-dness may accoiiiiili.-h 1
w'onder^-Why not try, and see what [
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CUNTON PRODUCTION CREDTr ^
A^IATICM HOLDS MEETING
'Members of the Clinton Pro4d^i<
-3.*? of D^iComber 31. is worth $o'.6l per
j share, wth 1551 shareholders. '
I The Clinton Production Credit as-
jsociation makes loansi for agricultural '
I purposes. Therinterest is five per cent
ition,tu.n lo«g ava(l»bk to othor ««
loait matures and interest is charged
Cr^it association which -serves '^lenly for the time the money is uJ^.
- ' ^ made available to agriculture, he. said, f ^ ‘ .
counties of Ijaurena and Newbferry,
tIb’Tw'"/".'’'"': Mr. Graham Mid that the pn>codare].,-''ff*" of the aaaoda^h e)ip«t
held their first antmal stockhoWer.si^ for tb- coming ^ volume of _ business be greatiy
meeting in Clinton on last iTiifrsday,Xr had Wn greatly simplifi^ and this as ^“ fanwra be-
jyehr had been greatly simplified
January 24, heard complete rtportslthat the loans could’ be handled
on the ..first year’s operations of the'?reat deal more quickly than in the
come better acquainted with the ser
vice it offers. Applications are now
being receivers at the office here and
association and elected directors for I^y Febiruary 1 the office will be open
the coming year.
The meeting was largely attended,
j not only by the members but also by j they get their money.
I a great many farmers who are not' btKer speakers at the meeting in
members but who <Jesii’e to acquaint t... L. Cannon, <muqty agent,
make thejr applications early and getj"^ * T:V! T-
their commitments approved.m they “
do not beein paying untili.^**^'-'T'^he o_ff.ce of the coonty
themselves with the’ credit facilities
ilaaurens; P, B. Ezell, county agent,
V. , aui, a- . a 'N’ewlx'frv; C. J. .Sease, ..vocational
which the assocaition i.s offering. Ani . u* V u ~ rv w- r- u-vv,,,,,
uZ Ncwbeny; Dr. \>. C. Brown,
invitation had been extended by
r> rk 1-1 ' . *•'
TO SEEK CHARTER
The meeting was presided 6\*tr by
The Church of the Risen Christ has
applied.to the Secretary of State for.
ah eleemosynary charter. Organizers:
Bishop, Rev. M,, D. Henson; Pa^r,
W., Stone, president of the associ- Rev, A. R. Williams; Clerk, Ruth Hen-
ation. ... „ , » ■ Trustees, J. E. Mims, W. H. Do-
* Directors elected for the commg|'’‘-’’’f Lonnie F^ris. >
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gt't a child to take almo.sL any food
that is desired. No attention i.s called
to it; and the tiouble i.s over and
done with. :
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Question.s and Answers
Dear Dr. Richardson: I see that you
advocate every jiai-ent’s joining the
I*ai\uL-Teacher association in the
coiiuuuuily. The women iii our Parent-
Teacher association do nothing but
w ia’igle over Llie. way the lunch room
New Equipment
For Gang Here
WA.S1IIN0T,0N . . . Alvin Karpia
(almvc), and 'Harry ranipbcll
(Ik'Iow) are now Pnbli<t Enemies No.-
1 and 2. With maeliino guns roaring
lliey nliol tiit'ir way through doeal
police to fri'idum at Atlantic t'ify
In.st w('< k.\-Tl;' V ;(re wanlt d a i mem-
tu r.s of tlif il.iiker (Jang in tlie kid-
fi.-ili’iing f t Bremer, 8t. raul, Minn.,
banker. •
a.ssociation to all farmers to attend.
.\fter the annual report of the Ip
year’.^ operations ^had bwn made byi
Rex I.ariford. secretafy-treasurer of
the association, the meeting was ad- i
dressed by Ernest Graham, of the 7’^'^’’ W.^tone, Clin‘<m;, Jack Clinton, S. C., Jan. 81, 1935.
Production Credit corporation of Co-' ^ McCi-ack-
lumbia. In bis ad Ire-s Mr. Graham ex-! -N’ewdwrry, Dr. W. (.’. Brown, New-
plain<‘d th^* corporate set-u[) of the. J > I'-me.st -I. Sloan, Laurtns,
Farm ('’redit--.Vdmini.stration of Co- At a .sub.sequent meeting of the
lumbia, which .'-erves the states of '‘oard of directors, the following offi-
.N’oilli ('auilina, South Carolin.n, Geor- A’vr - were re-. Iected; President, C, W.
gia, ji^nd F’lorida, and made a thorou.gh Sfone, Clinton; vice-president, J. T.
explanarion Qf'ttin local association’s McCrackin, Newberry; sberetary-
firiancifll .statement. ‘n asiirer, Rex I.anford Waterlog
■rite
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pointed
out th.at
the
0 memlx'rsh’p of
the a*
s.sociation
! rooficration of
farmor.s
in the fio]
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Clinton, S. C.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
... and ...
EMHALMERS ^
Ambulance Service
Phones 11 and 399-J
The board of county commissioners'
met a few days ago in Columbia with
the Lauren.s delegation for a conside
ration of their work arid needs for
the coming yeaier-r-The delegation ap
proved the puncha.se of a new tractor
and road machine to be placed at Clin
ton for use by the gang now stationed
here. It Is bxpoctod that the machin
ery will be in operation in Jthe next
few days.
Decrease Shown |
In Cotton Crop
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Piedmont Area Has 12 Per Cent
Drop F'rom 1933. This County
Off 3,917*Bales.
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HOMES AND HOME SITES
FOR SALE
Cotton production in the Piedmont
section showed a 12 p<T cent decrease
in 1934 from the previous year. A to
tal of 215,299 bales was ginned in the
11 counties during the year again.vt
2n4,842 in 19337 "
I In I.allren.s county up to .Jan 10,!
:]7,9t.‘l bales frcun the 198 1 crop were
I ginned against 21,S0() for the same
Tix-es. .Size 70x188.9.
iperipd last year, showing a decreai(e
I of l),9J7 bale.s.
Price} GriVnwood county, wa.s the only
(county in the Piedmont section which
.SJllNGId':!) 1{UN(;AI.()\V -y\ oo<l-| North.-
row .-vtct, t) room^ ii!u.< bu .eipau-jifoOU, (county in the Piedhumt section which^fil
try, n.iii .uid h.i.h. Heating systi'm-.J HO.MK .'si IE •—'Walnut fstv.^( ollege, .ihowed a gain during 1113-1 ov'cr thej t
hvu n, shriibhei y,| V iew. ,.> feet West of Hickory, facing I prt'vious year. Other counties in the ' I
. Lot 8()x 1 t)l). Now rented sub-| Nclrth. I lan-ltal with herlge. Sizejstate w'hich showed gains wer^ Bcrke-
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$-1,500.
sale OO (lays notice. Price
i.IxlTiO. Price.$000.
HOME SITE- ('hestnut St.. College
SHlNGI.ED-tiUARTZ ROCK BUN-''’i‘“w, 150 feet North of Walnut. Fac-
GALOW — W (XHlrow street, 8 rtMuns
plus hall, huller’s pantry and bath.
Heating sy.slem, garage, garden, lawn,
tdirublK'iy, trees. IM 05x160. Now
jng West. .Size 75x100. Price $460,
HOME SITE.'h- Goimer Maple and
Cedar Sts., College View—3 lots.
75x160, 75x150, and 75x150. Facing
n’r.t( d subject to sale GO days’ notice. North ami West. Prices $500, $51)0,
Price $1,700. •, $600, respectively.""
GRANITE RESIDENCE — Corner
Wo<Khow St. and Calvert Ave., 8 rooms
j'plus butler’s pantry,- halls, twm baths,
two storie.s. Heating .system. Lot ap
proximately, If4x200. Garage, lawn,
‘ ikhrublery, ,trt^'<- Best built home in
Clinton. Now renttnl sufbject to sale 60
days’ notice. Price $9,500.
BRICK \T.NEER COLONIAL
HOME—,Comer Cedar and Walnut
Stre<‘ts, (^olle^gi* View, 5 rOoms plus
haTT and Ikath. lAwn, shrubbery. liot
76x150. Now vacant. 'Sale price $3,800.
TWO-STORY frame DWEUJNG
—Corner <^a>’ ^and Enterprise streets,
near center of city. 9 rooms. liOt ap
proximately 87x108. Now rented sub
ject to sale 30 days’ notice. Price
$3,250. ^ .
FRAME COTTAGE —Corner Clay
an<l Enterprise stix'eU, near center of
city. 4 rooms. Ijot 55x118. Now rented
pubject to sale 30 days’ notice. Price
$1,800. . — . ,
FRAME-DWFJdJNG — Comer E.
Carolina Ave. and l'4ay St., near cen-
‘ter of city. One story. 6 rooms. Gar
den. Lot approximat^y 100x125. Ex
cellent business lot. Now rented sub
ject to sale. 30 days’ notice. Price
$4,100.
FRAME BUNGAIiOW-^Florida St
6 r()om.s. Garden, lawn. Lot 60xl67Vi.
Now rented! subject to sale 60 days’
notice, Prjee $.‘1,500. '
FRAME BVNO.'LLOW—Comer Cal-
" vert Ave. and Joncx St., near College.
6 n>oms pli/s bath aiW*hall, cement
basement 'Barn, lawn, troes. Ix)t ap
proximate ly 98x165. Now-rented sub
ject to sale 60 days’ ..nottCFT Price
$3,300. • ' *
FRAME BUNGAL'OW —Jone« St,
near College. 6'rooms and bath, heat
ing sy.stem. Lawm, shrubbery and
trees. Lot 60.\ 130. Now rented subject
"'io sale 60 day.s’ notice. Price $3,600.
HOMK SITES—The Woode, College
yiew, facing North, Ea.st and South,
on Young Drive, Maple, Cedar and
Hickory Streets, Partially wooded,
sizes varying. Price ranges $260 to
$800«
FRAME COTTAGE —125 W. Main
St. 5 rooms and bath. Lot 78x198.
Now rented pubject to sale 30 days’
notice. Price $2,250.
TWO-STORY FRAME DWELLING
—Arranged for two families. 77 Mus-
grove St. 9 rooms. Lot approximately
64x150. Now rented subject to sale
30 days’ notiice. Price $8,800.*
FRAME HOUSE-Oak. Street near
Ice Plant, for colored pepo!le,',4 rooms,
divided for two families. Lot 70x100.
Now rented subject to sale. Price
$1200. , -
FU.AME HOySE—Oak Street near
Ice Plant, for colored people. 4 room.s,
divkkxi for two families. Lot 70x50.
Now rente<l subject' to sale. Price
$1100. '
BRICK STORE BUILDING — Oak
Street, near Ice Plant. 15.6x36.6, with
ir9Tn€ upper story; contains three liv
ing room.s.,.Shed addition 11x36.6, lot
75x150. Now rented subject to sale.
$1,000. ,
_FRAME dwelling—For colored
'pe(H)le. Livingstoii. Street. 6 rooms.
Ix)t approximately 52x211. Now*'rent
ed subject to sale. Price $1,100.
ley, (Charleston, Chester. Chesterfield,!
Clarendon, Colhdon, Darlington, Ibl-
lon, Dmx'he.ster, Fairfiehl, Jasper,
I>jineaster,, Ijee, Marion, IVIarlboro,
Richijjnd, Sumter and'Williamsburg, _
Chilton ginned prior to January 16,1 71
by ixiunties, in the Ihedinont .section, I *
for the crops I and 1933, follow:
Counties 19.34 1933
AbbeviHe— , , 9.403 11,451
Anderson 36,216
Clwrokee 11,774
Greenville . ..28,591
Greenwood . 10,106
Ijaurens : , J7,943
Oconee ... 7 11,749
Pickens 13,266
Spartanburg 44,813
Union 8,681
York ..' 22,867
42,196
14,112
38,899
9,.387
21,860
11,950
17,935
59,472
ir,233
26,327
Senate Kills
. WoHd Court
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LOT?—Near Ice Pkurt. Size tOxilOO.
Price $200. •
Also lots on Oak Street, near*^ Ice
Plant. Any size to suit purchaser.
Pricep upon application, from $200 up.
^ FRAME DWELLING—Dividson St.
near Eliaabbth. ‘For colored people.
Lot 60x250. Now rented subject to
sale. Price $700.
FOUR LOTS—Facing Elizabeth St.
Each 50x160. Price $100 each.
.IXjT—Corner Elizabeth and David-
BUSINESS LOT—Pickens and En- Streets. Size 50x150. Price $125.
terpirise Sts., one block from center of
city. Wall privilege on one side. Size
approximately 130x24. Price $800*
BUSINESS OR RESIDENTIAL
LOTS^Bounded by-Clay, Enterprise,
Woodrow' and LTorida Street.s, Partial
ly excavated, size 2 Vi acres. One
block from busine-se section. Price
$4,900.
BUSIN ESSOJH RESIDENTIAL
LOT — Clay Street, one block from
businesB section, facing East Size ap-
proximately 75x126. Price $700.
• HOME STTj^r-Florida Street, fac
ing North, East of .So. Owens Street.
Trees. Size 60x157^. Price $600.
.HOME SITE—Oalrort Ave., facing
South, oaa block from Tcaet.
fSMe ^xl67. Price $500.
HOME SITE — Fifth Ave. Aeroef
siteet fron College Canopua, fadpir
(Continued from page one)
WagrWr.—Total 43.
Republicans: Austin; Barbour; Cap
per; (!k)uzens; Cutting;-Hale; Keyes;
McNary; Vandenberg.—^Total 9.
Grand total for 62.
Against adhertmee:
, Democrats-: Bone; Bulow; Coolidge;
I>ohaney; Gerry; Gore; Lewis; Long;
McCarran; McGill; Murphy; Murray;
Reynolds; RuSSell; Schwellenbach;
Smith; Thomas, Qkla.; -‘'TrammeH;
.Wttlshr Wheeler.—Total 20.
Republicans:.Borah; Gareyi)^ Davis;
Dickinson; Frazier; Hastings; John
son; Metcalf; Norbeck; Nortns; Nye;
8chall; Townsend; White.—Tcdp^l 1^- i"
Progressive: I*aFoUette.
Farnier-IgiboriteShipstead.
Grand total against _36.
Because of the t^equested two-thirds,
pairs had to be arranged on a two to
one basis. Pairs announced " were:
Copeland, Tlemocrat, New York, and
Steiwer, Republic^j.Qfegon, for, with
Overton, DerfTocrat, Louisiana,
against; and Gibson, Republican, Ver
mont, ami Tydings, Democrat, Mary
land. for, w’ith McAdoo, Democrat,}
California, against.
Friday
and
Saturday,
Feb. 1 & 2
AGAIN PRESENTS
GOOD HOUSEKEEPINt WEEK
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ROGERS I? I O 1 T O Self-
No. 21 r JLi V-F W IV Rising^
121b. 241b.A*« 48ib.$«.63
45^ Bag 95c Bag *
^ 1 Barrel $6.52
. CIRCUS FLOUR
' PLAIN OR SELr.RISING
12 Ib. bag TT. r...... .^ 49c
24 lb. bag 93c
Rogers Best FLOUR
PLAIN OR SELF^RISING
12 lb. bag .-.......... 53c
24 lb. bag . . . $1.03
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Welch’s
Pasteurized
GRAPE JUICE
Pint
Bot.
17c
SWIFTS PREMIUM
MARGARINE, lb.
Campbell's TOMATO
All Flavors—THE NEW
JELJL-0,3 pkgs. ...
Plain or Iodized MORTON’S
.^ALT, 2 boxes
HOME SITE — Corner Walnut and I
Cedar Sts. College View. Facing!
South. Size 75x200. Price $600. j
BUSINFeSS LOT — Enterprise St. |
between Pickens and Clay,; facing |
North. Size approximately 60x110.
Price $700. ,
Above properties easy terms if
desired. For details or Inspection see
or'" phone—
Wm. P. Jacobs
Phones 49 or 222
or,
JohnF. Noiris
JMione 238, office of Jacobs & Co,
CLlNTOlil, S. C. _
Watch This Spaea Far Farth^ \
X . AmuhmceaicBta.
FOR THE ^EW YEAR
Ledgers
CHRONICLE PUB. CO.
fvar MMMf jaSaj
If jM va sM tvSNad Ig
Swift’s #ookfield
BUTTER, lb.
14c
Phillips* Delicious
Vegetable SOUP, can . 5c
27c
Phillips’ DelJhiiis
Pork & Beans, 2 calls .. 9c
17c
GOLD LABEL
COFFEE, lb. .. 1.. , . 7 23c
15c
ROGERS SANTOS
C(>FFEE> lb. . .a .. 1^
39c
Colonild or Sunset'
Mackerel, 3 tall cans / Tic.
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Mothers
2 lb
Box
Sunshine—Light Meat
Tuna Fish, No. V2-can . 10c
Curly Flakes, Sweet and Crisp
(hrape Nut Flakes, pkg. 10c
Campbell’s Assorted Varieties
SOUP, 3 cans ...
25c
WRIGLEY’S
ivors, 3 pkg. 10c
PET or CARNATION
MUX, 3 tall cans
19c
I-
SUNSHINE DESSERT
P^CFfl^, tall can . T^/jc
1 Best
Aniericaa
CHEESE lb. lOc
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$56,300 IN PRIZES — SEMINOLE TOILET TISSUE CONTEST
30 THR1LUN6 1935'HUPMOBILES '
i Information At Rogers Store
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