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r- -• ^ • .W *-' .>•< V- v>^-' •■'1 I xJ ^■X 'C ■■ \ PAGE TWO r: THE CUNTON CHRONICLE. CUNTOR 8. C ' u i/ 'W: - -r""- ,.• . .;' ■■ ■ • 7 ■' I ' . ' r ^ ^ ■ ' " ■ ' ■• • ' ' * { / ;i TftUBSDAY, JUNE 20, 1935 • 7 . V ■' i » » r .. Glerk B«^ett files His Annual Repo 'Jt A.. 1)108. W. Bennett, the coiinty’a ef ficient clerk of court’, filed hYs annual report ^ for ‘the court of greneral ^s- cuons for tl» year ending June 30, yesterday ,with the attorney general’s 'Vdi^ People ' /Gather Here VISITORS AND FO^ER PUPU8 REGISTERED AT- ' ■’ORpiIanage reunion Margaret ^nd, Willie Lawson, Rob- Youiifi: People’s/Conference Con-, A 4 D...,»t...r4k..{on 7^liA<rA k>'^ B' Millop, EUsaboth Fliedner, Mr, ^nes At Presbyterian College! ’ « , a# r7 .u "aaa j t ooc Mrs. Otto F^rrene, T. Jeff Prath- With Attendance of 335. ^ ^ V aa in t • Ler, Fred Conrad,_Mr8. Flora Latham, ..- The Young People’s conference held , Mrs. Ideal Xlwens Hennr, Lois Wlison, annually under the auspices of the Allene Rook, Hwold and Herbert crffice in? Columbia. The following bum-of Carolina, convene*! at Capps, Margaret. -.MaWfey, Frances mary is taken from the report: fPresbytertan college Tuesday evening Butler* Jean Smith, Opal Daniell,. Lou- Casea disposed of .•-'77|following^the intermediate conference ise McMillan, Mary Wilson, Furman Oases tried by jury or pleas- 59 which closed at the same ^e. John -Jordan, Mr. and Bari B. Edmunds and Whites tried k r24jnient had reached 325 which ia the a 4*.!' ' Blacks tried Males tried : - —57 Females tried — 2 very larj ablyaccc The cc it is possible to comfort- imodate on the canip\£s. ference offers to young peo- Alberta' Riddell Stutts, Dorothy and Richard Stutts, Edward Graham, Mrs. L. W. Eraser, Miss Kitty Crockett, Age of Oldest defendant 46 pie a week of fine fellowship, inspir-, Annie Lou Dill, Sarah Cannon, Sam 13 Age of youngest defendant ' Crimea Charged: -Housebreaking and larceny 26 Violation prol^ibition law 17 Assabit aM battery 7 Murder — 6 Larceny "TT-fr.., J... 4 Abandonment and non-support ........ 3 Accessory • - 2 'Rai^ 2 Resi.sting an officer —-v .2 Abduction the Word of God—Dr. C. H,. Nabers. Breach of trust —.. 1 Duiposing of property under lien .... 1 Forgery 1 Highway robbery 1 Indecent a.ssault t..... 1 Operating a car with smoke screen.. 1 Operating a car without owner’s consent 1 Total 77 Oxley Heads School Board ation and recreation. Its aim is to lead young people into an intimate rela tionship to Chri^ and loyal service tor McClmry, Clyde Williams, Thomas H^. Faculty Announced’ Several Outstanding leaders have been chosen for the group discussions. Following ii a list of subjects and names of initructors: Group I Why We.Believe the Bible To Be The newly elecU*d; board of trustees of Hunter School Di.strict No. 5, has organized with the*election of W. C. Oxley as chairman, and W. E. Dillard as clerk. Other members are C. N. Mauney, Dr. S. C. Hays and C. H. Mc- Crary7 W A NTS FOR SALE—Vegetables, jieaches 20c basket, Hihvalaya blackberries 20c gal. Mf-s. A. V’. Martin, phone 273-J. Ic CABBAGE PLANTS—Still have plen ty good strong Cabbage and Collard P’ants for sale/Mrs. J. W.-Milam. Ip WANTED 7^ To repair your Electric Fans, Electric Irons, Radios and other j^ectrical Appliances. R.. Stan- t<>n Blakely. Up How We Got Our Bible—Rev. B. S. Hodges. , The Early Church at'*Work-irRev. C. K. Douglas. ' ' Missions in the Gospels-7-Rev. J. S. Garner. ’ ^ Group 11 Pre.sbyterian Church History —Dr. F. W. Gregg. The Missionary Task Today—Dr. H. Kerr Taylor., - Young People's Organization and Recreation—Rev. S. K. Phillips. Our Church at Worl^ — Dr. R. C. Ixmg. I Group III ^ " Christ and My Life Problem.'!—Rev. "J H. Carter. _ Stewardship—Rev. F, B, Estes. Program Building — Md.ss Alice In man. Woi*ship-Hymnology ^ Rev. M. C. Dendy, Platform Manager — Rev; F. B. Mayes, Beaufort. Inspirational Speaker — Dr. J. Mc Dowell Richards, president of Colum bia ThLologicul seminary, Decatur, Ga. Director of Music—Rev. M. C. Den dy, Gainesville, Ga. -Director of Athletics — Rev. C. D. Brearley, Conway. ~ Senior Counsellor for Boys—Rev. I. M. Bagnal, Honea Path. Senior Counsellor for Girls—Mrs. F. L. Martin, Mullins. Hughes, Ruth Daniel, Elsie Eller, Mr. and Mrs. James B. McClary, Charlek Owem, Mrs. Julia OweiM Sadler, Mi‘. ai|Ki *Mr8. Jo^n W. Wrilingbam, Chris tina Sowers, Bill Leaman, Carlton F. Wip||i, MW. Katherine Cole Mjontgoi^- ery, Otis V. O’Neal Louia ConrajiY, Martha Fliedner Helen Moore, Laura and son, Spwicer, Mr. and Mnl Pluss lAwson,_Pauliim Willingham, I Sybilla Riddelb, Ruth Rkmpey, Rev. and'-Mrs. Clarence E. PiepHbff, Chester Keller, Hervey D. Rantin, John Rook, Mrs Eula Winn Mui^f, Mrs. Frances Winp* Pat Cook, W. lioy Madden and chil Lynch, Mrs. Clara Wilbanks Campbell,j dren, Vera Mae Butler^ Ali<» Bible, Marie McMahan, Harriety^cMahan, Ford Kennedy, Claudia Hammond, Milam,'Emma Julia Milam, Mrs. Hoi- lie Clatworthy Hblnies, AT R. HoImeB, Catbetrine Holmes, Mrs. Ruth McQuis- 1 Willu / ton Williams 'and .daughter, Roth,; Frances iCook, Mrs. Ethel DowmiV Ballentine, Robert H. Gaines, Jack Kobn, Ruby Conrad, Henry Fliedner, , / riet^^cb Mrs. Myra McMahan - Carfoll, Mrs. j Franci.s M. Prince, James Brown, Mrs. j Nancy Thornwell Roach, Mrs.^ Louis S. Jenny Daniel Miller, Mr. and Mrs. | Rosa Wingard'Compton, H. P. Comp-i Reid, Proctor Wilbanks, Mrs. W. 0. ^Garirin Daniel, Thelma Klassette, Mrs. I ton, Mildred Coihpton, Mr. .and Mrs.!-Brown, Rev. and Mrs. Louis C. lai'- Maniie Ellen Gaiwjn Hicks, Daisy Lee Patrick C. LynSfr, Mrs. Pearle Chap- Motte and childre^ Bfn. Marion Pat- Butler, Earl Oi_Dunlai>, Lonnie Dun- pell King, Harry King, Mrs. Rtbyjton Laws, N. C. White, Jkmes E. Hd- lap, Robert LesCAie, Burgess Carra- way, Gary Boling, James M. Lea, Sr., „ _ . ... —^ p0ii ivin^f .fiarry iiirs. Axiuy. lAm rrun^^ vaiim X** x*v»- Chappell Beard, Carolyn Kii^g; MrsH lomanT Lamar Ndaon, MK Mn. Ola Milam Willeon, Mr. and Mrs. J.i,Harwood Nelson, Harry H. Mrs. Eunice Riddell Lea and daughrjFred Meyer, Jas. F. Meyer, Jr., Clink-j Rev. T. Ellison Simpson, Mrs. Ix^ Guilty '-51 [h. Hunter, the college, business mana-[daughter, Vivian, All^n F. Lide, Mi*8.,^j.^ Evelyn, Jesse Giles, William Car-'Scales Winn, Mrs. Lillian AdamsiManson Buford. Not guilty Sjger, stated j^terday that the enroll-j Lillian Brissemlen Lide, Roberta C. ntway, Mrs. Rosa Wilson Anderson, O’Shields, R. F. O’Shields, Mr. andf I 9a\ 1 u-j ooK nri,:/.!, u 4V»»'Lide, Collie Land, *F. M. Stutts, Mrs. »a r*- a j— Mrs. Maggie' Capps, Margaret ^c Quiston, Mrs. LaVeme~ Mc(^s7on Adair, Mr. and Mrs.. Bascom-'Hrissen- den, Mr. and Mrs. Bascoip; Brissenden, Mrs. SimpsoD^iAdams, Frances Carl ton Winu, Ernestine Ragsdale, Mrs. Gladys Ragsdale Ellis, William Jacobs Prince, Alton Rampey, Mrs. Carrie Jr., J. B. Jacobs, Wi\a6n W. Harris, jftiarler feampey, Mrs. Elizabeth Mi- BARBECUE AT BUSH RIVER Mallard Branson, Juanita Henry Gal The public is 'cordially invited to at tend a barbecue at the Bush Riyer church on Wednesday, June 26. Prices Butler* Mrs. Ruth Love Sanders and daughter, Kathleen, Mrs. Mary Baker Senn, 0. H. Smart, W. B. Kimble, Mrs. Lucile Southerland Poole, Mrs. Maude Carlisle Thompson, Mrs. Virginia Rhinehardt Hardin, Gladys McCcmnoH; Mrs. Marfriirat McConnell Powell, John Enoch Agnew, Mrs. Annie Ag- new Devlin, Mrs. Fannie Agnew Nance, Mrs. Onie Lee Aj Cooper, Miss Lida C. Baird, Mrs. Ophelia Bailey Dukes, Ross M. Lynn, Mrs. Florence Sowers Mitchell, Mrs. Carolyn Dugan Sowers, Dennis Q. Sowers, Mrs. Edith Daniel Strawhom, Paul Strawhorn, Herbert Fuller, Mrs. Martha Fuller and family, George A. Wilson and family, Rolx?rt D. Lynn, I^illard Ja cobs, Charles Eut-sler, Mrs. Eula Har rison Gaines, Florence Elledge, Alvin DavLs, Caple Key, James' S. McKinley, Rev, and Mr*. R. Matthew Lynn, Rdb- ert T, Lynn, I-arry J. Lynn, Thornwell IGAN—1 have $2,500 1 wish to loan on first mortgage'city real estate. Apply by letter to XYZ, Care The Chronicle. ■ Itc RELIABLE MAN WANTED to call •on farmers in I>aurens County. No experience or capital needed. Write today. McNess Co., Dept. T, Freeport, Illinois. Itps ' BRING your wheat to Spartanburg. Exijhange for finest grade white flour. ■ Prompt, courteou-s .service. No waiting—get flour same day. Morlern mill—capacity iloubled this year, Spar- . fan Grain & Mill Co., Spartanburg and Landrum. S. C, Itc FOR - One u.-'ed Hotpoint elec tric stove at a bargain price. Radio Kxebange, phone tb). T-18-5tc To Reorganize Lydia Cotton Mills Acting on a petition of five direc tors, Federal Judge H. H. Watkins at Gr(.‘enville yesterday grttTSted a peti tion of the Lydia Cotton Mill, locat ed here, to reorganize under Sectio 77-B of the acts of Congress relaj^ng to ^nkruptcies. Directors signing the jH!ftiti:On were loway, Gene Galloway, Lucile Hedden, Mr. and Mrs^ Grell Dunlap, J. Howard "Stamps,; Mary Martin, Mary Beeks, Mrs.—Margaret Beeks ‘Tucker, Mrs. Lila Jacks Nabors and family. Ralph Rampey, Mr. and Mrs. T. Calvin Weir, Juanita i^nd James I^eir, Hughston Frowein, j Le^y Taylor, Mrs. Ella Loughridge Cunningham and son, Martin, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Row land, J. C. Brown, J. D. Taylor, Fred Frowein,'’ Glenn Beeman, Leroy F. Goines, Mrs. Carrie Bradley- Goines, Nettie Kimble, Mrs. Leta Simpson 'Geiger and son, John Wesley, Mrs. Vi ola Kimble 'Frick, Mrs. Pearl Norris Prince, Miss Clementina Stamps, Row land Russell, Mrs. Margaret Barrett Keith, F, A. Mitchell, Sr., Mrs. Fldi^- ence Greene Hursey, Nat McCarley, Nathan McCarley, Jr,, Mrs. Mary Hel- lams Nel.'ion, Annie Bagwell, Mrs. Eu genia Calvo Sloanc, John T. Sloane, Mr. and Mrs. GeU Ruthven, W. T. Kelly, Charles Allgood, Mrs, Lillie lam Copeland, Jack McCaskill, Mrs.| for plates will be: Children 40c, ladiiM Agnes Brown Sill and family, Louise'50c, men 60c. Jacobs, Walter Beeman, Walter Wil-j Counts Algood and children, Mrs.,- liams, Grace Fliedner.Hobert Newton, j Edna Hawthorne Culp. Williftm Haw-C’ Mrs^ Gene Nichols Newton, Robert|thome, Mary E.'Wilson. Gofa Rich-;!* Newton, Jr., Lillian Prather, Pet Wil- ards, Bewie Richards,/ James Culp, lingham, Lavinia Prather, Viola Jor dan, -Mrs. Lorabe.ss Lovelace’ Doden- hoff, James E. Weir, Boyd Under wood, John Rhodes, W. C. Sistar, Mrs. Frances Rowland Sistar and Mary Frances SistAr, Mrs. J. I*. Jacobs, Sr., Mrs. Mary Rowland Eskridge, R. M. Eskridge, Jr., Grace Daniel, Mrs. Edith Hartsell Threatt, Lewis Threatt, Ruth Ann Threatt, Mrs. Louise Wat son Dunbarl 'Mrs. Sue Holcombe Sel lers, George Taylor, Chevis Shaw, gar Dunwody, Mrs. Emma Brock, Robbie Morgan. Margar^Cog- gin.s, Mrs. Avi.s O’NciH^ Russ^, Mrs. Noami Claymon Lott and/daughter, Naomi, Foster Moody, ^nes Taylor, Durant Hazzard, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey W. Layton and daughter, Doris, Mar tha Terrell, James Crawford, Mrs. Bertha Walters/Murphy, Dean Mur phy, Jr,,_^Mrs/Hattie Walters Prince, Th^odor^ ami Miriam Prince, Mrs. Nettie W^tertT Moore and daughter, Corinn^'Mrs. Sue Stilweli Durham, Corinhe Watson, Myrtle Watson, Jes- Brewer, Mrs. Dora Wallace Alt- in, Mrs. Leah Martin Benjamin, Mr. and Mrs. Walter W. Chambleo, Muriel Long, George M. Flanagan, Mrs. Al lene Lang.ston Flanagan, Mrs. Kate Maddox D|>chuifch, Bessie Dunwody, Corrie McKaiiT, Lilliinv-Kelly, R, J.i Kelly, Dick McMahhn, Ben C. Morton, Mamie S. BostiCj^red H. Tolbert, Mrs. Vera Fergusop^hivers, Fred Mitchell,' Jr., Mrs. Annabel Kennedy Davis, Jas. j F. DavisyG. A. Sowers, Mrs. Jessie 1 Todd Oi^n, Edwin* Guerard, Mr. and [ Mrs.^rank E. Laytun, Mr. and Mrs.! Le^ M. Davenport, Mrs. Lilia Mae E^tch W’right ami daughter, Emily, Mrs. Mamie Norris Drake, J. Wade Drake, Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Jackson, James Wade Jackson, Mrs. Roxie Douglas Mungo, ' G. C. Mi^ngo and children, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur T. Tay lor, Mr. and Mrs. S. B.. Hayes, Estelle Hayes, Helen Hollingsworth, Duffie Stone, I. M. Adair, Sara Harvin,’Mr8. Eldna Daniell Milling, Chapman J. Milling, Mrs. Mary -McNaull Brown, Gene McNaull, D. M. McNaull, Vir ginia Paintej-, Mr. and Mrs. James M. 7 | Lea, Jr., Mrs. Alice Gregory Braddock Let Us Be Your Grocer Too! si Every day we are adding to our stock to make your shopping easier. Our vegetables are kept fresh each day, with the largest assortment possible. Be sure and call us today. ' ^ SPECIALS No. 2V2 can Sliced Peaches, 2 for 35c Skinner’s Macaroni or Spaghetti, X V a ......... **-•' Premier Grape Juice, quarts — 33c Duke’s Mayonnaise, quarts .... 40c Armour’s Sliced Breakfast -1. Bacon, lb. .. • • 38c Cheese, lb. \ 21c A- Mixed Sausage, 21bs. ..,. 35c k Fresh Fish Every Thursday Blalock’s Grocery & Market Two Phones—156 and 157 We Deliver sie. R. L. Bailey J. W. Ia-akl»f J. A. Mra. Nort Nichola White, Mrs. Mar- Bailey. W. J. Bailey and ^M. Bailey, the laat named being tt»^orporation'J J™" Mr. and .Mw. (Ca^rrie nremdeirt • ^ , Loughridge) Dan Bell. Mrs. Elsie ^ PainterfBryson, Harry C. Layton, Mr.s. presented by and Wilson, attor- E’Ol'ND CAITI.E—For several weeks four head of stray cattle have been at my jilace. Owner please call and identify and pay expenses. M. A. Can-^ non, Kinards, R. F. D. Hp The petition Messre. Blackwe neys for the mHl. The capi't^ stock of the corpora tion was i^en in the petition as $400,- 000. CMJwr listed liabilities werfe se rial notes $34^000; notes payable $27^64.78; power plant note $50,000; upts payable $180,955.15; proceas- hg tax ^48,966.15. Inventories were given as $184,- 549.65; cash $4,857.98, and accounts receivable $27,749.64. ” The petition stated that the mill had been ojiei-ating .steadily at a loss and was unable to meet ithe interest on its gold notes due July 1. Fmleral tax Jeins representing un paid processing taxes have b^n as sessed against the mill in the clerk of court’s office during the piist sev eral months amounting to approxi mately $44,000. The mill has been closed down since Monday morning. Attorneys for the mill stated yes terday that a petition would he filed with Judge Watkins today seeking to leave its assets in the possession of the .corporation so that it could re-i. sume operations when conditions ju- tified it.. . A S LQNG AS CARELESS pedestriaiis act as if dicy were wearing blind ers, there's only one thing to do~ i®TNA-IZE Aa AasCoasprebsoshre Aocoaiobilt Policy OMty be writtea to protect your pocketbook .against wery iasorabls JONES IS^ECRETARY OF LOCAL LIONS CLUB In a news story appearing in last week’s issue of li»e Chronicle listing officers of the Clinton Lions club,Jh€ name of B. F. Wingard was given as secretary. This was an error. W. L. Jones, librarian at Presbyte rian college is the new secretary. Clara Henry Layton and Jean Layton, Mra. Anna Henry Ward, Lillian 0. Nelson, Mrs. Ixiis Seymore Nelsjjo. Marion and Connor Nel.son, Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Robert Dugam Mr. and Mrs. John Allen Dugan, Charles E. Layton, Mrs. Mal>el Ray Madden, Mrs. Macie Sherard Stone, Mrs. Beatrice Campbell Addy, Marie Gregory, Bertie McMa han, Elizabeth Fleming, Martha W. Hellams, "Mrs. Maggie Holland Howie and daughter, Grace, Dora Holland^ Wallace, Inez Tucker, Grace Smith,' Mrs. Anna Mae Tan-e Mills; K. F. Mills; -M rs. Alma Taner''"Galioway, M rs. Ada Taylor Workman, Mrs. Eliz abeth Hill Gantt, Fred Garland, Helen Ferguson, Mr. and Mrs, Harold Flana gan and daughters, Jean and Joanne, J. M. Postell, Mrs. Irene Weir Postell, Mrs. Ella Mae Horne Sharpe, Mrs. Sara Bryson Hudgens, J. M. Hudgens, Dorothy, Laura, and Ckircas Hudgens, Lou Abranvs, Mr. and Mrs. George Oartledge, Mrs. Anne Willard West moreland, Preston, Cecil and Bobby Westmoreland, Marjorie Wilson, Jane Wilson, Mrs. Lizzie Holcombe Bram- lett, Carl A. Brainlett, Jr., Jean Mc Kee, Marjorie Maoism, Mittie Wil- hams, Margaret WiUiams, Mrs. Iris Daniel Cooper, Mr.^ and Mrs. Paul H. Norris and family^Jdrs. Frances To- land Williams, Leon P. Williams, I5r., Leon P; Williams, Jr., Sara Williams^ Mrs. Janie SaUerwhite Boyd, Mrs. Alice Dunn Hardy, John Hardy and two sons, Louise Frowein, Mrs. Nancy Perry Wilson and dau^ter, Boyce Lindsay, John A. Klassette, W. Edgar AT A. R. P. CHURCH moiotimg risk. S. W. SUMEREL Aetna-izer Next Door to Western Union ~ Phone 80 ,Th€ evening union service next Sun day will be held at eight o’clock at the Associate Reformed Presbyterian church. The Rev. Edward Long, pas tor of the First Baptist church, has been assigned by the local ministerial union as the speaker for this servi« to which the pidilic is cordially invited. AT METHODIST CHURCH Sunday morning at the usual ser vice hour, Dr. J. C. Roper will occupy the pulpit of North Broad Street Mrthodist churth. His subject will be, ‘-The Supfeme Motive.” TORMENTED FEET! ZEETR NIIINS REUEF in 3 MlnutM or Monoy Bock SUBSCRIBB TO THB* CHBONICLl Ashlag. pent trad, tlisd fast, etaekai sad tteklat teaa, watar bllatara pat aa •ad ta tbaae mlwrlaa la Jaat • mlaataa Oat a caa of Caata, the aaUaaptle daodoiaat powdar. Bab it oa f*ur Coat aod abaka It la yaar abeaa. Tham taka oat roar watak. If at tba aad of t mlaataa yap da aak •kaat for )dy ai tbo aoaCklai^ faoltaf. baaliac eoiaf^ fa to yaar drafglat aad ha wai gladly flfa yaa back yoisaraaay. Caata la roeomBMBdad aad aald by gaad drag flats aad dapartaaat ” Awbart tor I ariaata talkf fiaii aaktag 4^^ IT; Just In! Hundreds of Pairs of COOL WASHABLE SLACKS / «■ Buy at lea$t two pair$ today! They*re knock-out vabt^ at only $ 1.49 t 4 -VtJ ’.s