The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, October 17, 1935, Image 2
■ -v\'yv •
7-
1--:. i-
PAGE TWO
TBZ CLINTON CHRONICLE, CLrfTTON, S. C
DAY, OCTOBER 17, 1935
CROWD OF 4,006 SEE BLUE HOSE
Joanna Mill News
Goldville, Oct. 10.—Mr. an^Mrs. J.
R. Bbulware, Mr. and Mrs^JElTM. ^ul-*,
ware of Giarleston, Mrs. W.J
A. Davenport and
berry, -Mi»s Eawnee Davenport of
S^artanbur^T^VIr. and Mrs. *D, C
Teague^ofColumbia, and..W. V. Bled
^^of^'ewberry, were Sunday g
Mr. and Mrs. .Jack I>avenport.
Mr. and Mrs. VV. W. Hair and fam-
West Clinton News
Mli^, Edna Chaney sj^nt the week-
end wit^ JIdarian Farr‘in Greenville.
Mr. ah(t Mrs. Boyd Norris were the
* With Point For Each Year Presbyterians Win Over Indians On
Johnson Anniversary. Colorful Game Under Aitlights Drew
Record-Breaking Attendance For Home-coming.
» „ _ '
Walter Johnson’s twentieth"PceSby-1 HollidAy. P. C. def.ensive back and
M ^ ^ .u 11 oft’pig^kin thrower, was hurt and earned
terian-college football team scored
♦points on their Homecoming night to, -p^g^ext period the Presby
defeat the plucky'Newberry team, wtiO |,jjj;p]ay^j consistent superi
marked up 6 points'thepiselves. ' 'the Indians, and after^-few
^ The game whs the big event of a Higbe’s nice punt njtdm put the'1^11, and Mrs.'J. H. Davenport and; Mrs. Cordelia Clem and children
HAm*,^rt,iiincr (lav celebration and Luther^ .35-yard marker.l^jj,.gjj visited Mr. and Mrs. T. F. spent Sunday with Mrs. Clem’s moth-
huge Homecoming (lay ccicjiatiuii th(» nffinir. the'^, , . . r.. M-., • T A n r
Loved Little .
' Boy Pfu^
James Carlton Creech, 4-year-Qld
son of Mr. and Mrs. H- I* Creech of
ildren New- tHnner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Roy home early Mon-
‘ TraipmeirSunday. jday following a three days illness.
A# o »» c !!• J ^ 1 • unexpected and .sudden death
^ Mrs R, M Sumvan and fanrily vi,-
N-ewiarry, were Sunday KuasU ’J"'. The funeral aarvica waa h.id from
Lr .Greaifaood Sunday. , . residence Tuesday afternoon at
Mr, and .Mrs. Homer Farr and fam- tine o’clock conductedDr. D. J.
Rock
ap
JIAPiMSEOIL
PiM HAW AND SCAtr
^ ITS 4 te4tf MMICmfl
McAII. Kfl nWOMI AlAIIOrvteWs
WfOta •» rwfi eMkiti **tim rn* adhi
-TIh N«lr.» IMHwi ■«mW 0*. Mm VaM
esbyt^ns J, ‘ called to Barnwell Monday 7^^ Tne body wa.s carried to R
icmfy over,^^ H^jj.,3'Bai^ell of Union-visited Mr. and Mrs.iHill where interment was ' made
?w minutes^ y Hartzog. | 'Chaney Sunday. 'Neeley’s Creek church cemetery.
... . ^ first down in the offing,
came off beiore a crowd estimated ®tjp ^ teaiti tried a
4,00(1. Played nndcr the new 72,000- 'jjfojppgon carry’ini
fake reverse, withjg^^^j^y
Bush
Thompson carry ing the ball thru the j Mr. and Mrs. P. F. Swygert and
watt lighting system, the contest was Straight dbtvn the middle* of the Perry Lee, spent Sunday ^itTl i visitors in Spartanburg Saturday,
a fitting clinrax to Johnsons twenty went, with red-shirted tack-
yeaas of coathing at P. (^. J lers^^prawling after him. Finally, as
James was a bright little boy, full,
of life, a little p]aymat(( beloved by*j
all, winsome 4nd attractive, and
there are many who will regret hi?
passing. i
Besides his parent? James^ is sur-.
Mr. and^Mrs. A. P. McEarty, in Ward.I Mr. and Mrs. R. L. D. Green fromjVived by four sisters and four broth-;
Misses Ruth and Doris Turner” of I Boiling Spring.s,* N. C.i spent Friday^ ers, Jilfs. E- M. Kirkley, Marianna,!
Dorothy, Virginia, Ro^rt,- Harold,;
River section cri Mrs.'J. A. Garner in Laurens.
Mr. and Mrs. Grange Campbell, Mrs.
Marvin Stewart ahd little son were
The mam feature of the game of them seemingly had him hem-^,,0 week-end with!with Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Green,
the running attack shown bj botn .^ed in at the 10-yard line, he cut ^.rthur I Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Oakley, Mr,
teams. iThe-.Presbyterian gridiron men I right and crossed . the goal linej Misses Maryland and Mar^ Kay I Joe Terry and Mrs. Snelgrove werej
Lof Pelzer, spent the week-end with*visitors In Spartanburg Saturday.
George and Jack Crebch.
Qray
Funeral Home
Clinton, S. C.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
••• nnd •••
EMBALMERS
Ambulance Seirfce
Phones 41 and 399-J
L. RUSSELL GRAY and
V'. PARKS ADAIR, Gen. Mfra.
kv uiii.-. « ••v T-v tno
at ]a,st started their offense to click-, untouched.
Ployd .Edwards
snateneu a r. l. pass, aiiu laeeti
the field like an antelope for a touch- XOmberton, N. C.
ing and they made many a gain thru j Another touch of color was added i
the Indian line and also around ends, j the" third period a.s Kirkland, New-
The Lutherans, on the other hand, alsojjjgrry back, leaped high in the air,
made many short gains from scrim- snatched a P:^. pass, and raced down
mage. The P. C.. touchdowns came as
a re.sult of drTv’es down the field, w’hile
the Indians scored on an intereepte^d! w^s wide.
pass, with a run of 49^’ards by Kirk-j During the final period Robbie
land. ^ j HiglM? niade a beautiful punt return of
During the half Hank W ilSon direct-j ^y^^u^ yards. Carrying the ball to
♦*<! ceremonies in commemoration of the Indians’ 21-yar(i marker. Thomp-
down after a 4l)-yard run. The try for
(each Johnson’s twentieth year at
J». ('. over the amplifier which also
carried play by play announcements
a- the game progressed.
William P. Jacobs,-acting president
son a little later passed to .1acerb?, who
fumbled, and Forehand recovered on
the opponents’ 3-yard line. Bill Thomp
son, with, a niceihole opened for him,
went over-thru tackle.
*>f P. ('., made a speech in praise ofj During the latter part of the second
.IcIThson s past re^cord at the college | ppj.|^j Newberry made a magnificent
and his training-df /oung men in high j attempt to score. A
idt-als and sportsmanship. He ^®^^|40.yard march carried them to the 35j.
mT^sagis of congratulation from vari- p j,ut here-their attack
dignitaries from all-over the state. ^ yjj.ujjg d6wn^ After their .score in the
third period they set in to outplay thej
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Kay.
Mr. and Mrs., William Thorns and
spent the week-end
R. M. Lefbling, in
spent
Mrs. Beulah Addison
week-end in Greenville.
M iss Catherine Blakely spent the
w-eek-end with .her sister in Green
ville.
Mr. Gus Hughes, Mr. Furman Davis,
“Super” Hill and Mr. Henry Simmons
enjoyed a fish supper* at Lake Mur
ray 'Thursday night.
Mr. Otis Vaughn and family have
recently move^fnto our community.
Mr. and-Mfs. J^n Weir and son,
W’ilbur, vi^ted Louis Smith, who is
a patjem aCBlack’s hospital in Spar
tanburg Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. J. VV. Lewis of Tam-
•I SAW IT IN THE CHRONICLE" t
Thank Y#ii! ‘
'f You Don’t Rend
THE CHRONICLE
You DonX(Jet ifEWS
How Calotabs Help N<
To Throw Off a
Mrs. Sallie Wicker and Miss Mar_ ^
W’icker of St. Phillips, spfent Sunday ! pa, Fla., spent a few days'with Mrs.i
with Mrs. J. P. Gruber. 1 Lewis’ sister, Mrs. J. C. Cannon.
M iss Mary Chapman Miss j Miss Betty Donahue and IVIrs. Coth-
Mitchell of Greenville, spent Sunday, ran of Inman'spent Sunday with Mr.
with Mr.*and Mrs. C.**?]. Chapman. land Mrs. Coffer Sanders.
, Miss F'rances Anderson of Green
wood .spent Ibe week-end' with Miss
La Traile Rhode;?.
.'^veral valuable gifts were present-’
I to .lohnson Iiy various groups. A.
<*() to .lohnson Iiy various groups. A. Stockings for that quarter and
V\. Brice, of the 15115 team, the ^irst th^^7-yard line. A long
c( ached by Johnson, made-a Tresenta-1 intended for F'uren was deflected
tion in behalf’of the team, and James | latter’s hands by Wilbanks
McClary placed a gift in his bands, jnake him drop it.
from the student body. The town of
f’linton, thru .Mayor Silas Bailey, and
4’aptain Shorty Horne, for the foot
ball team, also presented gifts. ^
After the.ceremonies a group/Of men
fiofn the R. 0..«T. C. unit^taged a
thrilling .sham battle. Tlie^lights wei'e
trmed off . and the effect was quite
Cl lorful u.-^ the rifletnen anii^ machine
g inner.x fired JlSanks at each other.
The P. C. team showed much more
power and drive than it has exhibited
so far this" session: With TtfompsoTi
and Higbe starring on offense for the
Presbyterians, the Blue Stockings
registered good ydrdage. ‘I^e P. C.-de
fense, however, was weak in midfield,
but Hteld well enough in front of the
goal. J. B. Jacobs and Wilbanks did
some spectacular punting. Hutchinson,
Miss Doris Abrams, who 'is teach
ing in Greenv411e, siKint the week-end
with home-folks.
' Miss Avanelle Templeton returned*"- Miss Minnie Carmichiel spent Sat-
Sunday to her work at Ro[)er hospital, i drday in Greenville. |
(’harleston. ^ Mis* Margaret Hughes spent the i
:: [week-end in Spqrtanburg with Mp?.
"Celebrate iVirthdays 1 B. R. VVe.st.
Mrs. Bruce Galloway entertained on| Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Cannon and dau-
FViday afternoon at a lovely party |ghter, Nora, visited Mr. and Mrs. J.
given in compliment to her little D. Lewis, in Newberry Saturday,
daughter,, Betty Ann, on her fourth! Reece Rogan of Knoxville, Tenn.,
Millions hare found in (?aloteba »
most valuable aid In the treafanent
of colds. Th0f take one or two tab-
I'jts the first nlcbt and repeat the
tldrd or fifth night If needed.
How do Oalotahe Nature'
throw off a ooldf First, Ckdotebs 'is
one of the'moat thorougb and'de-
pcndablt of all intestinal ellmlnants.
thus cleansing the Intestinal tract of
the germ-laden mucus azKl Uufines.
Seooo(M!kdotabe are diuretic to the
promoting the uliminatlon
of (iyj^ i;wuK)n& from the system. Thus
t)s aenre the double purpose of
_ purgative and diuretic, both of
which are needed In the treatment
of colds.. , .
Calotabs are quite economical:
only twenty-five cents for the family
package, ten cents for the trial
package,-<AdT.)
Fijcworks lif up the field from (>*nc usual position of roving center,
to time during the battle. jmade some great tackles. So also did
The ,Blue Stockings Iregan showing anj These two men
thejr^.«tuft early in the game. Opening]in about their best perform-
up with their passing and running at-lance.
tack, they started on the 4tJ-yard Iine| The Newberry offense-was good at
of the Indians and clicked off .severalbut. did not .hold up as far as
gains to cross the Newberry goal fin^the goal line. Fid Beck and McCormish
ally on a 13-yard run by Bill Thomp-.^jjj some nifty running thru the line,
son. A |>ass of 13 yards, Jacobs to nian in the Luth-
Higbe, was a factor in gaining the.gj.an forward wall was Furen, the
touchdown. During this march Frank gj.gat end. Gibbon a|so played well at
——- tackle. The Newberry team made two
birthday. F'ollowing a number of
games on tha 4%wn, refreahments
were served. The honoree was the re
cipient of many gifts brought by her
little friends.
Mrs. VV'alter F’ulnrer invited aurum-
ber of little folk to a party at her
home Saturday afternoon celebrating
the sixth birthday of h^r little daugh
ter, Mary Jo. The children enjoyed
games on the lawii, after which icej
cream and cakesAvere ,served. Mary Jo
received mar^Tlainty gifts
and Cecil Mace of Akron, Ohio, are
visiting “Buddy” Cranford.
Mrs. Nick Nelson of Rock Hill is
visiting her mother, Mrs. J, H. Crow.
Mrs. Polly Davenport of W'are
Shoals spent Thursday with her dau
ghters, .Mrs. Alta Davis and Mrs. Joe
Terry.
Miss Lucille Hulan of Chester'visit
ed Miss Sara Blakely.
Mrs. Gladys Granger of Greenville
is spending the week with Mr. and
Mrs. Charlie Davis.
Mrs. \\'. H. Holbrook and children}
of Burlington, N. C., are spending^d;
mother, /Mrs.!
Huah L
NEW YORK LIFE MAN
, \
13 Years Experience
Professional Insurance Information
Furnished Free
Member — The National Association of Life
Underwriters.
i ^
t
■
Broadway
Theatre
MONDAY AND TUESDAY,
October 21 and 22 —
«oil
- , . .. . , .nounce the birth of a daughter, Grace
|or the greatot goal lino atanda aecn .rn Sunday, October 6th.- ^
I here in many a day as they twice held
-ns in
I the Blue Hose for downs^iear the goal,
jonce on the 1-yard line.
The line-ups:
I\ C. Newberry
|LE—Bradley Furen
jLT—Collings \Gibbon
I LG—Cornell ' Spezza
j . C—Hutchinson - Jolmson
RG-rPlowden . Webb
IRT—Prather ..7. MiW
With lx>retta Young, Charles Boyer ;BE—Forehand . Koch
and Warner Oland. “East is East, and' QB Wilbanks Keisler
West is West ..." But they do meet LH—Boland \ McCormish
in cosmopolitan Shanghai, mysterious * BH Weldon Beck
city of strange adventures! The pow
erful story of a financial ruler who
j-acrificed a yellow empire for white
woman!
Comedy —.‘"Gypsy Night.” “Little
People.”
10 A. M. Show TUESDAY.
10c-and 20c*
WEDNESDAY, OCT. 23
“Without Regret”
W ith Elissa l.andi, Paul Cavanaugh, | ]^jj]
l(ent Taylor and F'rances Drake. “You
can’t steal my man and get away wit
it!” A daring drama of lives twii
FB—Holliday I^irkland
P. C. substitutes: Higbe,* Jacoby
Thompson, F'reeman, Millsap,
Abbott, Bird, Shoemarker, man,
Me S ween.
SEI>TEMBER HO^R ROLL
CLINTON/TIIGH SCHOOL
by a torturing fate!
Comedy—“Woman Hatera.^’Moana
and (Jroans.” x
Morning Show at 10'O’clock.
10c Ty^ All
Flleventh ^ade: .\lethea Barnett,
.Maiy Crayrford, Thomas Ellison, Law
rence Jfall, Martharine Pitts, Ade-
oberts, Peggy Sprunt, Thelma
:Jaj-lor, B. L. W’ood.
Tenth grade: Loifise. Baiiey, W’. P.
Baldwin, Elizabeth Barnett, Elliott
THURSDAY, OCT. 24
“The 9lack Room”
Dobbins, James Freeman, Ernest Hipp,
Paul League, Tench Owens.
•Ninth grade: Boyd Barton, Lloyd
Barton, Gilbert Bigham, Margaret
Brice, Catherine Bryson, Paul Cobb,
John Henry Davenport, Archie Dixon,
Frances Jackson, Louise Japobs, Mar
ion Lawson, Frances Passmore, Ludie
Nell Scott, F'rances Simpson, Betty
Return F'rom Hospital
F'riend.s of Mr.s. Charlie Coleman* few weeks with her ^
will be glad to know that she returned' Burkett. !||
from the Newberry- hospital Saturday The friends of W. R. ^ji^nge
regret to learn and sympathize with | g
him in the death his father, Mr.
Becham Strange. “
M iss VVilbj^-i5eay and Mr. Rpbert
Duncan sppm Sunday in Greenville
with relafiv’e.s.
M^.'Koy Flvans and children spent
the“w’eek-end in Greenw'ood with her
and is improving rapidly..
Announce Birth
Mr. and Mrs.-William Adams an-
Attends Conference
Miss Flloise John.son, head of the, mother.
home economics department of Joanna
school, attended a district home''"eco
nomics conference in Spartanburg last
week. X
. v--'-" '
Clinton Meets
D^can Tonight
GameTTo Be Played^ Under New
Xrcligrhis At Johnson * Field.
Two Fast Tdams.
Enjoyed W'einer Roast
The young people of Bailey Mem
orial M. FI. church enjoyed toasting
weiner^ and marshmallows at Davis’-
Spring on Saturday night. The chap
erones w'ere Mr. and Mrs. Ro^ Holtz-
claw.
,x
W A NT S
Royal News...
.x-
We have just installed an ADDITIONAL PRESS
which will enable ROYAL to Rive you our special
‘BUSINESS MAN’S SERVICE”—one-day sepice
on any dress or suit by request.
“BEAUTIFUL DRY CLEANING”
I
RADIOS checked free. Tubes, Part*,
Aerials. Radio Repairing a Special
ty. Guaranteed Service. Phone 36.
Radio Exchange. tf
ABRUZZl rye for sale. J. B. Domi
nick. Phone 2611. 10-17-4c
PHONE 77
Clinton High School will play it’s
first night game of football tonight
at Johnson F'ield with the strong Dun
can team. This promises to be one of ^
the best games of the . season since RENT — Upstairs apartment, 3
Duncan has an exceptionally strong! rooms, bath and kitchenette. Mrs.
team and Clinton has one of the fast- A. V. Martin, phone 273-J. tic ■
est, but lightest, that it has had forimAN~WANTED for Rawleigh route
years. The Clinton boys were defeat-J of 800 families. Good profiU for
ed by Belton 7 to 0 in fneir first game j hustler. We train and help you. W’rite
of the season. They played Abbeville j today. Rawleigh Co., Dept. SCJ-27-
to a scoreless tie two weeks ago, and SA2, Richmond, Va, ll-77-5p
YOUR LONG DISTANCE DOLLAR'S WORTH
defeated Newberry 24 to 0 last Thurs
day. They are working hard for an
other victory tonight. A large crowd
is expiated topight and a good game.
Future Farmers
Hold Meetii^
WiUi Bori. Karloff^ Marian Marsh g
and K^rt AlUn Mystery ihnHer.l Eighth grade; Hubert Adair, Mary
r.de story of sinister ruler of Elizabeth Baldwin, Walter Carter,
castle, m love with girl who favors, Holman, Cool.
*".?!» u* ki- k« « .1 t ^«abors, Virginia Sadler^ Ruth
s i,"'”!:''.::,''’ "s"' Sharpton. Frances Spe.ke; Charles
^ . bymphony In Black. Yarborough, Martha Young,
Mormng Show at 10 O clock, „
DOGS IN CITY TO.
BE VACCINATED
FRIDAY and SATURDAY,
October 2.5 and 26
‘bright L^hts”
With Joe E. Brown, Ann Dvorak.
The Clinton Chapter of the Future
Palmetto Fai*mers met . on Oct.3, ii\
the high school auditorium at ten-
thirty o’clock and was called to or
der by our new president, Roy John
son.
W’e have many new members and
they were given a hearty Welconve.
The boys resolved to endeavor to
improve the advantages of rural com
munities as is ‘the purpose of the Fu-
Announcement has been made Palmetto Farmers society.
I the city board of health, that begin-'
FDR REINT—^Four rooms and bath,
hot and cold water. Fhimish or un
furnished. Mrs. J. C. McMillad, Mus-
grove street. " Ic
STRAYED from my home on Centen
nial street, two . turkey hens, one
with leg band and one without. Finder
please abtify John Hudgens. ‘ Ip
LOST—Between the college and cami-
^1 grounds, a pearl-bordered frater
nity pin. Finder return to Joe Patrick,
at the college, and receive rewar(L Ip
FDR SALE—100 cords pine wood. Ap
ply to (Jeorge W. Copeland. Ic
FOR SALE—25-20 Winchester rifle;
32-20 S. & W. revolver; Oliver No. 9
rebuilt typewriter. These are real bar
gains. A. B. Galloway. Ip
1925
1935
FUTEI SEinCE
«< u
ago, ym •»-
mm avarag*
■taatM la. *•(
a Laag
•/uAru.M
Ta4ar. tka awragt waH-
Uaa la mmtf IJ ala-
ataa. Mat akt mt aaarjr tea
wkOa
raa Natk.
MOIE OEPEIDULE SEIVICE
_Sm1«a waa asora aybjact
ta laU^pthia ^ arlaC
flaoSa, alaat aaS olhar ala-
■aaU. a SacaSa aga.
latarraaUaaa (raai aataral
haaa kaaa graatlv
kr aahatitatiac
lar aaiial arira. Tka
Ml Srataa aw kaa 12.-
Mt.M# aillaa af Long Dia-
Upca Haat la gracticallr
aOaraipraaC aaUa.
MORE TElEnOKS nmi Kttl
We met in the middle of the sum-
ning Nov.’4th7hVougTtIe ®oo™
Pat’nTia ElKalcrj'ii’s biyThowr^ ! Ir^onL^
times 08 big os any hU he's ever given f . limits. Dogs
o«t! Packed with gaga and girls . . vaccinated and all
roaris and rhythm ... and a great vwcinated'dunng
of sUrs to help with the fun! f m the
Comedy-“It Always Happens” > ^
tice to dog owners pertaining to the
clinic appears in today’s paper.
‘si
*■-
term of 1935-36.
President, Roy Johnson;
Vice-President, Marion Davenport;
Secretary and Treasurer, Irby Fergu
son; Reporter, Carroll Barnes, x
“Stars of Tomorrow.” ‘
rand of Mercy.”
10c and 20c
Stuffy’s Er-
l^iecial Notice
COMMENCING OCTOBER 21 ST
•Tim odmiaaiea prices at The Broadway
win he lOe and 20c Monday and Tuea-
day, and Friday and Saturday.
NEXT WEB&—“GINGER.”
STRAYED—Oct. 7th, one black mare
mule, weight 1,000 lbs, With collar
nvark on top of neck. Last heard of
The officers were ?oing toward CHintoi). Suitable reward
for. recovery. Notify J, M. Fleming,
Lanford, S. C. Ips
la 1$2S tlMf« wart n.M*
BaU talaphoaaa la SoaUi
Caroliaa, lt.MO.000 (a tba
Uaita4 Stataa. aaO b.MO.-
•M otkar talapiKNMa la tka
U. 8.. Caaa4a aaC Caka ta
. wkkk roa 'MaM talk.
Maw tkara ara M.OOO BaU
OaWpboaaa la South Caro-
Uaa. UMOaOO Ball tala-
ahoaaa la tka U. S,. and
I7.SM.0H oUmt taiapbaaaa
In tka world ymm. aa talk
to. Bjr laad or BaU oaar-
aaaa aanrka. M« oC tka
ar«rld‘a talagkoata ara la
raack.
HOSPITAL NEWS
GLEE CLUB ORGANIZED
A glee club from the student body
of Clinton high school has been organ
ized for the coming 'year with thirty
voices. It is to be directed by Miss
Rosa Mahaffey, a member of the fac
ulty in the English department.
SUBSCRIBE TO THE CHRONICLE
Mrs. If. M. Blakely is a, patient at
the hospital this week.
Dr. A. R. Fuller has returned to
Mouhtville after bedng a patient here
the past six weeks.
J. F. Holliday has improved from in
juries received in the Newberry-P. C.
game and has tetumed to the college.
Mrs. Grace Barrie has returned
home after being a patient here lost
week.
FREE SERVICE TO WHEAT
GROWERS
J We will clean your seed wheat and
allow you to use our new mixer to
apply Smut Treatment FREE OF
CHARGE.
Con supply Oopperoarb Smut Treat
ment at 30c per pound!
We also have good reoleoned local
grown Seed Wheat at 31.50 per bu.
SOW WHEAT and SAVE 31.40 per
barrel Proceasing Tax on your flour.
Exchange your wheat with us for
good flour and quids service.
SBAATAN GRAIN R MILL CO.
Spartanburg, S. C. Imndrum, S. C.
a Ikm-alaata. 4taUaa
daythM ceaadr
katwaia Cakuakla
aa« Ma* TWk ta U» cast
Tka Naw York
lau waa M-dS
ta Saa Praactaoa
tITJa
RATES REIICEI
i(D| @
la IMS. tka
aaat: UU laataad aC
IXM; 13 laataad mt M-tt:
I3.M laataad oC $1TJS.
8ta«a tka lattar *aK af
19SS. a aarka af fadaoUaaa
ik Laag DMaaea rataa kaa
aavai aUUioaa af Oollafa a
ta
Southern Bell Teleplioiie. eiAlT€lt9riph Coa
(laaeteetetadI
" - V 7.' • . V 7, ,
'■ ^ ' "fT* -V . . -
'kiL