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THE CMNTQN CHRONICLE, CUNTON/S; C.
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 24, 1935
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10 Yean Ago We$t Clinton News
fICM of iBtereoyFroar. Tho Chroaicle
. of Octo^ 22. 1925.
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I' Mrs. Mory Blakely has ^returned to
^Iher-home in Tylersyille af^r spending
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RooseVelt
Royal Welcomie
South Carolina.
Dr. a M. DougUv ptesi<i«nt „-f^^raIw«i« with her daughter,yn.
Presbyterian college, was honored at,'J«»<»' Davis. ^
Hock HilLlast week when elected mod-1 ;Miss; Ruby Moore of Laurens was
erator of the>Presbvterian Syn<^ of .the week-end gue.st of Mr. and Mrs.
'Clarence Oakley.
TMr. and Mrs. Jeff Odell of Goldville^
A contract for the erection of 'the'yjait^‘jMr, and Mrs. Snelgrove Sun-
Clinton Lutheran church on Hampton‘d
avenue was awarded this week to a j\C, 'Mpbley of Whitmire,.
Columbia contractor. ' Sunda^with Marv'in Whitmire.. , |
„ r * 1 Rev. ^d Mr.s. V.'McK. Marlowe*
Mr.s. Sallie .^a .. were visitors in Columbia Tuesday. ' '
and 1^5
Great Crowd Flocks To Charles
ton To Greet President and
Rogers Store
, Roy Nelson, for the past two -y
the popular manager of Rogers' store
wmtcm mu sundct
Attend Exl&rcises’Arranged In'in Clinton, was transferred during the
His Honor.
past week t6 Columbia where he
heads one. of the Rogfers stores in that
Charle.ston, Oct. 23.—Convoyed by city. Mr. and Mrs. Nelson made many
a fleet of flag-flying local craft, theifj-jendj, during Iheir residence here
Icruiser Houston with President Roose-1 sorry to learn of their leaving
Dr. J, C. Roper, pastor of North
Broad Street Methodist church, haa.
announce the following subjects fo.^r
next Sunday. At the Tnornipg hour he
will speak on “Rewards of'Fidelity.”!If You
In the evening his theme will be* /
“Lightening the Load.” ' ^ '
American Magaai^e^Y years liS.50.
Coemopolitaii—2 years I3JIQ.
See nie for o^er attractive off
JAMES W. CALDWE^,LX
gan 38 at 12130.^.
Don’t Read Af
THE CHRONICLE
Y6n Don’t Get the' NEWS
Ivelt aboard moved majestically up the
spentjp^P^j. today to put the pre.si-
dent ashore at the navy yard. '
The Houston, reaching Charleston
her home at Salters after spending
the summer with her daughter, Mri^.
the city. ■ . < . '
' Mr. Nelson is succeeded here .as'
Rogers manager by C. J. Jones, who
ha.s been with the organization in'
hai^ior hours ahead_of schedule^last'Spartanburg for several years past.]
Gary Dillard.
Mr. and^Mre. Cox and-family of ^ i already entered uponj <i
rairmont, were\recent guests of Mr,! ® u.._ 'k:., !♦
werexrec
V. H. Hoj
Dr. D. J. Woods,- Dr. A. E. Spencer,
and Mrs. A. H. Hpghes.
! Ml'S. Ruskin of Qoldville,
\v
lama canal before a West Indian hur-
j_^g|rican it out.sped, anchored jn the har-
new position.
T. « T 1 n n vtilv Kuest of Mr. ahd Mrs. Clarence
Dr. .M. G. ttMdwrrrth and O'-- Dudlay Oakley Saturday. \
Jones are attending the meeting of e~:.u
South. Carolina presbytery in Ninety-
Six. —
Mr.
bor overnight to’permit'the presidenf
,ja last night aboard in quiet waters.
The ' chief executive, sun-tanned'
from a three-week fishinV trip on.the
, I Pacific coast, planned to remain
aboard the Houston until 3 p. m. Ad-
W^ron Smith of Greer^ visited
,and Mrs. J. J. Smith Sunday.
Mrs. J. H. Seay, Miss Wilby Seay
“! jand Patsy Seay si>ent the week-end in , , n . . • j .
.Me-ssn-a. J. .M.' Pitta anrl B. L. King^Crntr vfittf Mrs. Neal and -Mrs. rurBy.;''f» here,
are in Abbevilfe attending the annuall j,„ Campbell, -Mra. L. M. Ev-I owners airf capUm.s of
HMOting of the Upper South Carolma|,„ jin.. J. D. Word attended the tho waterfront assembled
Methodist conference. jBaptUt association at Beulah church'“Jhst guardsmen
near Fountain Inn, Tuesday, as dele-:>‘ 25 to 30 vessels and formed a col-
gates from Calvary Baptist church. 1 »' ‘1;' >>.g cruiser m, it
Mrs. I). V. Wright and family vis- '’V’ oP»foam through nver chan-
ited Mrs. M. I. Week., in Spartanburg ‘I** "“'’J' Charles
RADIOS checked free. Tubes, Parts, Sunday.
Aerials. Radio Repairings Special-! “Nuh” Barker, Mr. Grange, E. J.
ty. Guaranteed Service. Phone 36., (Hpy^jiand and A. Campbell attend-
W A NTS
Broadway
Theatre
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MONDAY AND TUESDAY^
I Octobier 28 and 29
Radio Exchange.
A sunny, cloud-flecked day greeted
d
thousands who lined the wa^rfront to
watch the marine procession. An esti
mated 40,000 or more persons from
fke Spartanburg fair .Saturday
FDR RENT—.An apartment. Apply to I Miblied Brown, Ruth i j^^^heastern states were expected to |
Ip land Me.ssrs. Royce .Smith and Colie: - '
y. . • .. t. . 1 'see a parade with the pre.'^ident astits^
— Campbell wei-e visitor.' in Spartanburg. * - '
Dr. T. L. W. Bailey.
FOR RENT Three i<M)ni.s, kitchenette j
, ami private hath, upstair.s, formerly ^ (’haney visited in Eau-
Okcupied -by ViI’grl Abrams. Apply to Sumlay.
Mi.<. Lula F. David.son, phone 150-W.j and Mrs-? Grady Cudd and chil-
j^jdren of Sjiartanburg, and Mr. ami
Mr.s. Carl Burr<‘lof Greer, were Hun-
bOK S.AI.E - U.sed fifth-wheel ice
wagon, set of one-hor.se wagon har
ness. All in .A-1 condition, at a bar
gain. Ajiply HopdTRe Ca). Ic
bOR REN'T;/^Upstairs apartment, 3
rooms, bath and kitchenette. Mrs.
A. V. Mifrtin, phone 273-J.
day guests of Mr. and .MW. J. I^. Seay.
Mrs. Grange CarnpbeU visiU*d Mrs.
Annie Sirrias in luaurens Tuesday.
central {H-rsonage and to hear him j
speak at The ('itadel this afternoon. '
A welcome by land, sea, and air
awaited .Mr. Rosevelt on his first pres
idential visit to a state which gave
him the largest projMirtifMiate vote of
any in the nation in l‘J32y ' .
\eighbbrs from North Carolina,
Georgia, and other southern X^tes
flocked in until the throng ready
With Jackie Searl and Jane Withera.
She gave you a sample in “Bright
Eyes” — now she givea you “the
works!" Remember the “meanie” of
“Bright Eyes”? She’ll win your heart
as a tenement tomboy who becomes
the terror of Park Avenue.
(.'omedy—“Okay Toots.” "Los Ange
les—Wonder City.”
10 A. .M. Show TL'ESDAY.
10c and 20c
VALUES for THIS WEEK
THAT THRIFfY SHOPPERS WILL RUSH DOWN
EARLY TO TAKE ADVANTAGE OF.
Hurry! Hurry! to BELK’S
Dresses'You’ll Adore
A big group of fine quality fall and winter
cli
Dresses including Crepes, Novelty Woolens
and Novelty Crepes— . _
$4.75 to $7.75
Football Dressy'
tfc
greet him was exptTted to reach 40,-
W. .M.'ll. Meets j000 or more.
The Mi.ssionary .society held its re>f-| ^ 21-gun salute from Fort Moultrie,
ular monthly meeting Monday night presidential cannonades
WEDNESDAY, 0(T. 30
- “Pursuit”\
With ('hester .Morris and J^lly Eil-
er.'-.. Fugitive lovers ... in a thrill-a'-
second* romance as exciting as love's
first kiss! I
Morning Show At 10 O’clock. (
10c To All
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and an honorary bugematorial salute
that had b^n planned, was not fired
on account orTlaikhees, but gUns at
THURSDAY, OCT. 31
“Virginia Judge”
SA2, Richmomi, Va ^
J^R SAlJt: — One goo<l feather b«l i‘’^siness
several .pairs of pillows
C.' Kelly, Maraha Hunt
MAN WANTED for Rawleigh routej^t home of Mrs. Jack Anderson.
of 800 families. Good profits for i the absence of the pre.sident, Mrs.
hustler. We train and help you. Writelg^aa Marlowe, Mrs. *R. T. Tfam-
t«Hiay. Rawleigh Co., Dept. SCJ-27Jccdl pi^sided over, tho meeting. IU*ad- W'^rd'"amTxhe With WaUe^
.Scripture was given, andj^tate military college; were ready to ,nd Stepin FetchiC His heart was ’big^
roar a greeting. than the jail house!.After all. the
A miliUry parade, including approx- j,|| ^|y ^old a few of these
imately 1,000 soldiers, sailors and ma- crap-shootin’ rascals, the Judge’s heart
rines was to paas through the cRy held the whole town, even if that way-
and
< nv shotgun,
phone 24i{-W.
AJfio
.Ml'S. Henry
Nabors,
Ic
session
<i i sc u-s se<l, afU' r w h i c h t he
was dismissitNl \vith j prayer.
The hostess .served delightful refresh
ments.
BULBS—Naix’issus, Tulips, Hyacinth.
New asso'rtment Flower Seeds, On-1
ion Sets, Cabbage and Collard Plants,! ... i o * i .u
oL 11 'n . iji I i„ entertaine<l Saturday afternoon with a
Oyster Shells. Flower Pot.s. Blakely ,
Biothers Seed Store. Phone 188,
streets with the president as its cen-
Birthday Party Enjoyed ' tral figure.
Mi.s.s .Marguerite Seay delightfully| Seats were arranged for 6,000 and
standing room for many thousands
more at The Citadel, where the presi
dent planned to' addniss a gathering
i birthday party at her home ceJebrat-
ling he^i thirteenth birthday. Flighteen
RYE GRASS, Rye, F'.nglish Peas, guests were pre.sent. After several'from .southeastern states.
Raf>e, Kale, lA'ttuce, Carrots, Beets, games were enjoyed, the guests were
Mustard, Tendergpeen and Turnip served hot chocolate and crackers by
^k'ed. ‘Blakely Brothers Seed Store,[Mrs. Clyde Trammell.--As the guejft&
Telephone 188. IcJeft they were given apples and candy.
CHRYSANTHEMUMS—I will have a
few thi.s wetk-end. Plenty pretty
afterward.s. Give me a call and
get your selection. Mrs. J. VW-Milam,
I’hone 126.' , Ip
MAN
RFILIABLF: MAN WANTED to call
<m farmers in Ijauixms County. Make ^am. *
up to $12 a day. No experience or cap
ital needed. Write McN^ss Co., Dqpt.
T, Freeport, Illinois. —— Ips
Announce Birth
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Hamilton an
nounce the birth of a daughter on Oc
tober 16, who has bet*n given the name
of Georgia Mae. Mrs. Hamilton liefore
her marriage was .Mis.s Hannah Big-
Ar host of federal, state, and county
officials from the Carolinaa and Geor
gia were on 'hand to greet the pri^i-
dent.
A select few, including Governor
Olin D. Johnston and Mayor Burnet R.
Maybank of Charleston, were invitad.-
to a buffet lunch aboard the Hou.ston.
Presidential plan.s called for him to
(fisembai-k at the navy yard at 3 p. m.
anti entrain for Washmgton by about
6 p. m.
X-FREE SFIRVICE TO WHE.AT
\ GROWERS
wV.will clean your seed wheat and
allow you to use our new ^
apply Sihut Treatment FREE OF
CHARGE. \ A.
Can .supply Coipiiertsarb Smut Treat
ment at 30c peF pound.
J We also have good recl.eaned local
- '-gro\yn Seed Wheat at $1.50 per bu.
SOW WHEAT and SAVE $1.40 per
barrel Processing Tax on your flour.
Flxchange your wheat with us for
good fltiXr and quick service.
- SPARTAN GRAIN & MILL CO.
Spai tanbuigN^. C.. Lamlrum, S. C
WHAT DO
P. S. JEANES -
DO?
ward 8tep-f(on of his didn’t appreciate
him!
Shorts—“Time For Love.’’ “Caval
cade of .Music.” “King of Mardi Gras.”
.Morning Show At 10 O’clock.
10c To All
Say—
SAW IT JN THE CHRONICLE
Thank Yoo!
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY.
November ! and 2
“Powder Smoke
Range” . —
With Harry uCarey, Hoot Gibson,
Boots Mallofy, Bob Steele. Guinn Wil
liams, William Farnum, Buzz Barton
and Tom Tyler.
“BUFFALO BILL, JR.”—this
real Western.
10c and 20c
Just received another shipment of Football
Dresses, inofSding the new high shade of blue
$3.95
Sport Dresses
Nice selection of Novelty Silks, and one and
two-piece Woolens. Th^ season’s newest
weaves. All sizes and colors. Special— '
$1.95
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Largest Selection of READY-TO-WEAR In CLINTON!
WOOL SWEATERS
I..adies’ all-wool Sweaters,
coat style. Colors — black,
navy, wine, royal, brown.
Sizes 34 to 46—
J1.95 and S2.95
TWIN SETS—
$2.95
SPORT COATS
Big selection of Ladies’ and
Misses’ Sport Ctmts — in
boucle tweeds and novelty
woolens. /
s. Sizes 14~to 5(J!
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$9.75
sRois
la
Natural Bridge Arch Shoes
for feet that are hard to fit.
Sizes f to 9; Widths AAA
to D. Bee these ^ J QC
bef^e buying
L^ies’ new Fall Slippers,
imek and brown7suede and
kid combinathiAS. All sizes,
^all widths. AT
Only ... ....
CHILDREN’S SHOES
Shoes and Oxfords in black
and brown, and black and
brown combinaitons.
All sizes—.
98c and $1.48
WEYENBERG SHOES
For men. Outstanding in
value, quality
and style
$2.95
MEN’S SUITS
Home Spun Twists — the
name signifies the quality.
New styles,'double breast
ed sport back, and single
breasted sport back. Come
in and seq these today. An
outstanding
value
$14.75
SHIRLEY TEMPLE
HATS
Received another shipment
of Shirley Temple Hats for
the little miss. * AOc
Only TO
Also Shirley A J
Temple Dresses .. 9 i
BELK’S DEPT. STORE
‘WE SELL FOR LESS’
CLINTON, S. C.
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...but,after all is said and
done, it’s the cigarette it
self that counts
.;. the question is,
does it suit you?
Y OU never can
tell how^oon
the"trouble-wagon”
will -be coming for
yoii. Better decide
right now to.
i®TNA-IZE
Oar OofBprehcntlT* Aatomobtls
Policy may b« writtan to cbvar erary
Iiitnfabla mocoriag risk. .
S. W. SUMEREL
Aetna-izer
Neit Door to Western Union
Phone 80
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WHAT DO /
P. S. JEANES
DO?
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when it comes to a cigarette that
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will suit you... you want to think whether
ifs mild, you want to think about the taste
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Co.
That Chesterfields are milder and taste better
is no accident....
The fanner who grows the tobacco, the
warehouseman who selk it at auction to the
highest bidder^ every man who knows about -
leaf t^acco will tell you that it takes mild,
' ripe tOioccos to make a good cigarette. - j
In makingx^esterfields we use ripe
home-grown Turkish tobaccos.
L for'mild ness
.. for better taste
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