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■ .-.f" / . ■ ‘ , - . 'S' S, ■' ■ ' '■■' - ^ ^ ' --- ■ rM, • '■-■!■-'! -- ■ .:' -k' r '■' ' I PAGB^BT * • i * r ' ^ niE CLINTON chroNIclk cijnton. s. !i ■ ■ 'r* ■ THPBSPAY. MABCB g. 1985, Josuhlna Nevrs / GoMvUle, March 16. — Mrs. Mamie /White spent the week-end with Mrs. Bili^heth Templeton in Andershn. Mim Elixab^iRoas of Grreenville, spent the week-end with her parents, Ifr. and Mrs. J. BL Ross. Mias Mai7 Chapman-and Miss Mil dred Walls of Greenville, and Arthur Chapman of Pelter, spent Sunday with Mr., and Mrs. C. E. Chapman. a WHATS THE MATTER WITH By Frank Howard Ricliardson, M. A* C. P. Dr. Ri^uurdson will answer questions of The Chronicle readeri by mail if a^ompanied ,by a self-addressed, * stamped envelope. Address him at Black Mountain, N.. C. LOAFIMG f- A sixteen-yeaT-old boy was referred to me last week by his hi^b school Mr. and Mrs. P. B., Mitchell and principal, for loafing. He has been you can keep your own fte-linga Miss frothy Clark returned last Wednesday from a trip to points of ^ interest in J/lorida. r" Mr., and Mrs. Charles V. Vemer of ’ Piedmont visited Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Ross Sunday under control, I think you can expect her to master this gradually. As to your ques.fcion about 'a book consistently playing truant for the'on prSblems of chiWren, I aiji'going ’ * ' " to be enough lacking in modesty to suggest my own “The Nervous Child and^His Parents,” publi.shed by Put past two months. He has no bad hab<- its,—doesn’t smoke, drink, go with bad girls or bad boys, is never imi pudent to his parents or to his teach-'nam’s, New York, and sold for $2.50. er.s,—^he just doesnH want to go tqjlt takes up some of the things that; Miss'Dorothy Hagan resumed her>choo]. children do, and both traces their, duties in the class-room Monday, af-i As I chatted with his parents,.and]cause and su)gge.sts a cure for.them.[ ter being absent for a week on ac-Uhey told mg that the boy when ju^es-' I think you’Il^ count of illness. . ......-.■-■.■-y -y-f-tv-.ned hSs never- given'any"re*<^pier ~ Donovan Tucker, who has be<m. in ^bis conduct, |[ tried to guess what the U. S. servicc-in. Honolulu, is visit- eould.be the underlying cause. I asked ing Mr. and Mrs. R. Tucker. / number o|.questions; -and before Miss Dora Moon of Greenville, i^ long I received two answers that tord- epending the week with Miss Mary me worlds about -what is at the bot- Blakely. i loi'V of the trouble. ' In the ‘first place, he has grown eleven inches in the past thirteen months! And in the ^second, hi^^ar- ents are expecting him to graduate from high school before he is quite Mr. Workman Out Again Friends of Mr. Reeder Workman will be glad to know that he is able to be out again, after being injured in wnXTrt07rnrtrtte~S?reldetit sbmeTTrne*a^’r Fowler-Adams Miss Ruby Fowler of Pomaria, and William Adams of Goldville, were married Saturday ‘evening, March 9. — The ceremony was performed at the home of the officiating minister, the Rev. J. W. Wessinger. ^ • Birthday QfjM'ty- Miss Frances Hunnicutt was hon- -1 ©ree at a birthday party at her home ' Friday evening. A large number of 'her friends enjoyed the evening of games and contests. Delightful re freshments were served by Mrs. .Hun nicutt. - . ■Tr~" silently bucking? I have assured them that if he didn’t do a lick of do a lick of work last year, he would still have done a pretty stren uous job,—of growing! And if they send hm back to school before next fall,—or even then, if he isn’t ready to g© by that time,—th^y^ll do it over my dead body. How One Woman Lost 22 Lbs. of Fat Lost Her Prominent Hips, Dou ble Chin, Sluggishn^ Gained Physical Vgior — A Shapely Fi^^ure. If you’re fat first remove the cause. Take one-half tea.spoonful of KRU- SCHEN SALTS in a glass of hot' water every m|>ming—in 3 weeks get ’ Attend Teachers’ Meet Members of the faculty of Joanna ' school attended the annual meeting of the South Carolina Teachers’ associ ation in Greenville last week. 1. Miss Warren Addresses Club An interesting and helpful feature of the Girls’ club program on Tuesday evening was a talk by Miss Warren - on mouth hygiene. - After the program a social hour was enjoyed. In Jhe midst of this, someone knocked "at the door, called for Miss Warren and handed her a — package. The girls started singing “Happy Birthday To You” before she realized what it was all about. With a woman’s curiosity she hastened to ' open the package and found that it contained many small packages. There were handkerchiefs of various 'sizes and colors. /A salad course with coffee was eerved by Miss Edna Hamm’s group. Questions and A^nswers Dr. Richardson: May I ask you about a psychological problem ? My daughter is 15 months old, and up to about 10 months was very jolly and friendly* and would go to anyone. Then on the scales’ and note how many pounds of fat have vanished. . Notice also that you have gained in energy—your skin is clearer—you feel younger in body — KRUSCHEN will give any fat person a joyous surprise. Get a quarter pound jar of KRU- SCHBN SAL-TS froijj Young's Phar, macx or any leading druggist any where ip America (lasts' 4 weeks). If this first bottle doesn’t convince you this is the easiest, .safest and surest she began to develop timidity; and to lo.se fat-your money returned, now is su-spicious, not only of new people, but even of* a new toy! She simply screams with fright if we take her to see anyone; and behaves badly when friends call. Could you also give the name ot the best book of advic^ on the problems of little children,—a sort of “Dr. Holt”^ on child psychol- INSURANCE ogy Answer; Dy all means ignore this shyness for the presepi, neither try ing to overcome it by forcing stran gers upon her, nor givingin to it by avoiding them entirely. I think you will find that if you can worry a lit tle "less about it, — and hence atop showing the concern that ^ihe 'has felt, little as she is,—she will gradually strtiighten out. Do not borrow trou ble by thinking that what she is now, she is going to be years- from now. We offer expert service and protection. Assent for some of the strongest Fire Insurance Companies in America. REAL ESTATE Town and country ptop- ejrty. Prices attractive. Clinton Realty & Insurance Co. a H. BOYD, Agent.. 1 ■ -i J We wish to announce to our customers and the, general public that we have moved our Dryf Cleaning Department to our laundry building at the comer pf West Main and North Sloan St.! . We will 8^ m^tain our uptown office at the same, location opposite Bailey’s Bank, where we will do Alte|ring and Pressing, and give prompt attention to all phone or persmiaL calls. Under the new arrangement we have adopt-, ed, we will be able to serve^ur customors more efficienOy^iahJnlhe past. We wUi continue to emphasize quality work and responsibility. Here you may realize that you are getting fidl value at fair prices. Our modem equipment and ^perienced workmen enable us to serve you promptly and satisfactorily. We invite acontinuatibn of your business and pledge our l:^t efforts to please. Dry Cleaners and Laundry “The Old Reliable” Up Town Phone 2S Laundry Phon^MIdlr Baseball Officers Elected At a meeting of the baseball fans last Thursday night the following of ficers were elected: A. D.* Barron, president; Claude Kay, W. K. Waits, Elwyn Abrams, vice-presidents; Glenn Carr, ticket seller, and Harry Estes door man at the games. Several men were appointed on committees to look after various things. Joanna School Honor .Roll For February First grade: Joy Surratt, Wallace Glenn Carr, Virlyn Davenport, Ray mond Summersj, Jqe^^ M^^ Jria Sinit mons, Barron O’Shields, Hollis Bran- Bon.— Second grade; Horace Bodie, Alfred Reeder, Richard Willingham, Sybil Farmer, Novella McCurry. Third ,^rade: Derril fiozard. Pope Oxner, Verna King, Pauline McNeil, Doris Thomas, Mary F. Rowland, Bobby Boyce, Fred Bragg, Eunice Whelchel, Edna E. Workman, Mary Francis.. 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