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5r\!f ■.< 1 '' TWO' I 1 ' • <• .- N;' .,i CLINTON CBRONiaA CtniTOl^ s/ Ci V . 1 , -K 4-- r , •■ ■■■' 7 J ^ - "T^^DAY. NOVEMBER 14. I»5 SUPREME COUR PONDERS CASE (Continped from Me one) - “If tWa court decides it hai no Ju- nedktion to review an action of the governor, theft civil liberty i« dead.” He aaid the court could enforce Musical Program ~ AtxWadaworth Local Red Cross- R(4l Call Mtmday its edict through the sheriff of Richland county, ftfiK) might deputize as^many ' citizens as he needed to aid him, since l4e governor, “flaunted” the court and controlled the militia. Osborne,-,tenfting the court session “the most eolemn conclave j since the Declaration of Independence, said if Johnson could declare “partial law on On Tuesday evening^ November 26,iCoininunity-Wide Solicitation for at 7:15 o'clock t^ Memberships To Be Qmdiicted .JJnder Directipn pf Lions Club. Charles E. BOBO ACCEPTS CALL </ TO LAURENS CBURCH Laurens, Npv. 12^—^The Rev. iohn L. Bobo, ptatox: of the Baptist church at soi^ation of Wadsworth graipmar school will sponsor a musical enter tainment at . the Wadsworth sc^iool. the purest fiction x x x Kmit to his power.” He contended there was no* au thorization for the governor to “sus pend or interfere with laws”; that be could remove highway commmion- ers only for “incapacity, miaconduct, or neglect of duty,” none of which fig ured in the present ouster; and’ that be could use troops only when “vio lence had co'mpletely broken dowh civ- 41 .adnunigtration*”. He charged that “the governor ab solutely orerrode sections of this con stitution” in removing the commis sioners-and orderipg out troops. Rivers, inferring ,to the seizure by troops of $1,800,000 in local banks, read an_ executive order which he said made it appear that the governor “is now endeavoring to supplant the of fices of the Citizens and Southern bonk by directing Mr. Joe Calus to .take Charge of all monies in the bank —monies of private business, of wid ows and orphans, in no wise connt'ct- ed W’ith this controversy.” R. B. Herbert; counsel for the South Carolina National bank, explained that eight miles kouth of Clinton, on high way 56» , The program wiM be offered by the Ballentine Cutupe, who play and sing daily ovei^ station WFBC, Greenville. The personnel is as fdiows: Janson, of Rotterdam, Holland, Wm) plays a number of instruments and sings. Zeki^Shippers,, algo of Holland, who Commitmant services for Charles E. ^ ... Mopdy Veretheld yesterday at noon atp officials of his Koaemoni'Cemetery following the pwtorate of the Sec- rivaj of his body on jthe southix^f®®** church of Uurens. The ,, , j . .. .vestibule. A large number of friinds! Monday, Nov. 18, hasj^ desist-knW>^ admixed the deceased; at ^ letter was in ipspo^ to a call recent ly voted by the local church. ^ It is expected that the newvpi^^tQr- will come to his workthai^ about' the middle of nexrt iftonth. I f ' - ■■ Say— r • ' y “I SAW IT IN THE CHRQKiClJr Thaak Tea! > f ■ a - ■ % r; ed as Roll Call day in Clinton for the AmeHcan Red Cross, when new and renewed memberahips will be sought for the work of this national organiza tion. The compaign is being sponsoiW by the Lions, club of Clinton. Robert S gather^ graveside for" the brief i ' J. C.! Broad Street! I simple service in charge of Dr. J. C. i Roper, paSlor of North Metl^odist church. Mr. Moody died Sunday at his^itome X there is no,}]^^ been prominent in iadio’ on two and held saddened The annual membership in the or- continents. Elraw Lanzen, _a. native of New York, who plays the bass violin' and musical saW. > Eddie Smith, vocalist, violinist, gm- tarist and piariist, a nai^ve of ShelSy, N. c. . * '■ Boyden Carpenter, known on the air as Hillbilly Kid, comes from Cherry Lane, N. C. 4—Fisher Jlenidl6y, of-Ansonville, N. C., .either io. renew, iiis annual mentibership IS master of ceremonies for the pro gram. The public is cordially invited to be Owens, local attonxey, is general chair-, j® ^onxf^lle, N. Y. As a young man nan of the drive uid heed of the ClinJ}* ton ohepter. Members <xf the Lions l""* *“? ' ‘ club have been eppointed as ohainpSn of /nfnfls of the various ward cortimittees to wnni of his passing, ihake the canvass. These chairmen, in Mr. Moody is survived by his widow,; turn, have selected their‘own assist- before marriage Miss Emma Leake of ants. 1, this city, a daughter of the late Capt. and Mrs. J. W. Leake, one of thircom- ganization is $1.00, but those wiUing|®»®«^y’« knovm and highly re- to do so are invited to sidiscribe much as they wish. ?‘“®® New York. ^ In the campaigix: to be made Monday, every interested citizen is privileged or join hands with this great organi zation in its work of relieving wide spread suffering throughout the nation 1. TO NAME OFFICERS present and enjoy a splendid program i when stonn, flood, fire or other catas- at a small admission price. his bank had received a similar order impounding “all monies” but that the governor had tohl him there was “ah trophe strikes, by becoming a new member. It is hoped that the canvass ers will be given a liberal response on the part of the community. All ward chairmen and workers are [ to attend tonight’s x^eeting. requested to meet at Mr. Owens’ office the Jacobs building tonight at 7:30 At the regular meetixig of ^h© local Kiwanis club this evening at 7:30 at Hotel Clintoxi, officers for the ^ming year will, be elects, to be ixiducted into office at the ladies night celebra tion next month. retiring presi dent for the year is J, Henderson Pitts, Jr. All members of the‘club are urged ORIG MW «•«•«* «UR,.FRI.,i NOV. 20, 21, 22 and 22rd At SMITH’S PHARMACY YOUR REXALL DRUG STORE Durtngr this big sales event you can buy Rex^ drug store inerchaiiiUse-on.^e,. iwo for4he prior of 6ne plus -one cenL- READ OUR CIRCULARS AND VISIT OUR DISPLAY ■iW m error” in the onler'and that only high way funds--weie involved. The issue of whether the govern or was empowered to make recess ap pointments to the highway commission under a rotation system provided by law was a major one in argumciits ofjous wards have not y/t been selected, the four commissionership ca.ses. 'but it is hoped that the list will be convplete.d tixlay .s(/ that--all workers NEW GARATiE going UP o'clock to receive information and in-. Ground wa.s broken this, week for a struction relative to the canvass onj^j^^ brick garage oxx East Carolina Momlay. avenue, just above the Clinton Filling Some of the as.sistants in the vari-, building is being erected ,/t • • • ■ ' K Food Specials Kellogg’s Com'Flakes, 3 pkgs. .. 25c Northern Paper Towels, 2 pkgs. 25c Enamel Holder, each .......... 20c Quick Arrow Flakes, 2 pkgs..... 15c Mirade Whip, quarfe^^.^.39c reUlT CAKE mAT|RL«^ Buy it now while you can get a good assortment, have just received a fresh shipment. FfOS, 8 oz. pkg. /10c DATES, 10 oz. pkg. CITRON, lb: PINEAPPLE GLACE, lb. RED CHERRIES, lb. CRYSTALIZED GINGER, lb. ... SHELLED PECANS, lb Fresh Meats, Vegetabl^ Oysters Fresh Fish Every Diursday 1 f / ii Blalock’s Brocerv & Market PHONES 156 and 157 WE DELIVER OVER GUfJTON AND. SURROUNDING COUNTRYSIDE SATURDAY and SUNDAY Novemtier 16,17 Ride in the New Stinson Cabin Air liner With Chas. O’Dell, former airline pilot. /. SCHEDULE OF RATES Saturday, 9 A. M. till noon 75c Saturday, noon till dark $1.00 Sunday, 9 A, M. till noon 75c Sunday, noon till dark . .... .. ... $1.00 SPECIAL FLIGHTS , OVER LAURENS AND RETURN $2.00 PER PERSON CLINTON AIRPORT WEST MAIN STREET may attend the meeting tonight at Mrr Owens’ office. F^lowing is the list of wartl chairmen/ and their assi.stant8 who were sel/ted at The/time The Chronjcle w^t to press last night: Businessydistrict: Hugh L. Eichel- berger, cl/irman?' Ward /and part of 6 not in Clinton Mill vil/ge: Mac Adair, chairman. Warn 2: John W. Finney, chairman; Miss/Helen Adair, Mr^. Ethel Pitta, Mr.^ W. R. Pitts, Mrs. John W. Fin- by P'. C. Pin.s<>n of this city, and will be occupie<l by'C. W. Cooper, well- Joiow’n local mechanic. The fiiTn of D. E. Tribble company has the tract for building the garage. con- nex Ward 3: A. W. Brice, chairman. Ward 4: Goyne L. Simpson, chair man; Mrs. W. R. Anderson, Jr., Mrs. Dennis Sowers, Mrs. Wilson Hairls, Mrs. Ansc‘1 Bqbo, Mrs. Goyne L. Simp son. Ward 5: Brook.s Owens, chairman; Misses Georgia B. Blakely and Helen Milam. Clinton Mill: Claud# Trammell, chairman ^-Jo© Tetry and cornsnitte© fi-om Goo<lwill a.ssociation, Mrs. R. T. Trammell and committee from Moth er’s club. Lydia Mill: Eugene Johnson, chair man; S. B. Neal, J. R, Cobb. Goldville: Mr's. Beatrice Sloan, G. N- Foy, G. H. EHis. Colored: J. T. W. Mim.s, chairman. .HEAKINf? POSTPONED The federal hearing against the Clinton Cotton mills for alleged viola tion of the Wagner labor disputes act, scheduled to-be held in Greenville on Nov. 12th, has beexv postponed until the 19th, it is announced from Green ville. • '—u" ■■ T Broadway Theatre 10 Years Ago MONDAY AND TUESDAY, November 18 and 19 Thunder Mountain’li: With George O’Brien. Barbara Fritchie and Morgan Wallace. Zanc Grey’s latest snd greatest. You’ll for get everything this wizard of Western thrillers has done before! Here’s some thing new . . . different ... in red- blooded adventure' snd colorful ro- msitce! ~ Comedy, “Southern Exposure.” “Donkey Baseball.” 10 A. M. Show TUESDAY. 10c sxul 20c Items of Interest From The Chronicle of November 12. 1925. Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Toxxtkinson of Charlotte, have moved to Clinton/axxd putx:has©d a horn© on Adair street. Mr. and Mrs. Henderson Pitts have returxied fxom their w©<kling trip arid are making their home at the resi dence of Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Pitts. M is.s Mary Guy of Chicora college faculty, is the guest of Rev. axxd Mrs. Edwaixl Loxxg. WEpNESDAY, NOV, 20 *The Murder Man’ Wiilv^ Spencer Tracy and Virginia Bruce, it moves in interesting, stimn- latihg fashion snd in so doing gives Spencer Tracy an opportunity to turn in one of his best pt^rform antes. Selected Shorts. Morning Show At 10 O’clock. 10c To All The Greatest FUR SALE! This city has evec known will take place at our store for . ., One Day Only WEDNESDAY, NOV. 20 At Savings of From 50 to .60 —FUR COATS . —FUR SCARFS FUR SWAGGERS —FUR JACKETS On This is without a doubt the finest and largest line of furs that was ever in this city at prices under actual manufacturing costs. The piost desirable styles and;sizes .for all figures — at prices you never expected or even hoped for. ' -. A liberal allowance given on your old furs or fur coajts. Every' garment backed by bonafide guarantee. An expert furrier from the Montreal Fur Co. will be with us during this sale to assist you in the best possible way. We do all kinds of expert fur repairing at very rea sonable prices. JOE .L. CARTER CLINTON, S. C. 7 Ml'S. J. M. Cantey of Summerton, is the guest of her sister, Mrs. D. 0. Rhame. . Mr. THURSDAY, NOV. 21 “Two Sinners” Baaed on Warwick Deeping’s Cos mopolitan magazine novel. “Two Black Sheep.” Starring Otto Kruger. Mar tha Sleeper. Mixina Gombell and Cora and Mra, J. W. Andex^on and Sue Collins. Ranked with “Sorrell and Son” in its bid for affection. Comedy, “Rodf Tops of Manhattan.” “Forward Together.” JUorjiing ShoaLjll..l0 O’clock.' 10c To All ' Mr. axxd Mrs. George W. Bailey were in Chariott© yesterday for the auto mobile i-acea. Mr. axxd Mrs. J. G. Pitts, Mr. axxd Mrs. J. M. Pitts, Mr. and Mi?s. W. B. FaiT, ,MT. and Mi^. J. I. Copeland, Mrs. W. D. Copeland, Misses Nan Copland, Sarah Pitts and Mr. axxd Mirs. J. H. Pitts, Sr., were in Spaxtaxxburg last Saturday for the Byera-Pitts wedding. Mr. axxd Mrs. George Flanagan and children of Hexxdersonville, spent the week-exxd with Mr. axxd Mrs.-Harold Flanagan. . i On Friday afternoon Mrs. Clyde L^kford and Mrs. Sallie Johnson hon-jics.” “Sc™ppy’8*^TriJler.' ^ W A A a* M « BA baa. W— — I — _ _ FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, November 22 and 23 * Annapolis Farewell* With Sir Guy Standing, Rosalind Keith, Tom Brown and Rkhard Cnw- well. A grand and glwioos drainT^of America’s-midshipmen ... heroes in the making packed with thrills . .. grand with the glamour, the gallantry of beautiful old Annapolis. Comedy, “Tripping Thru the Trop- |ored their cousin, Mrs. Gus Rollings I worth, a’ recent bride, with a lovely tea at their home on Florida street. 10c and 20c xHighway Death Toll NEXT WEEK— ‘ANNA KARENINA” with Garbo.’ '16 For Past MontiiT^******* ♦**•$ Columbia, Nov. 12.—A state high way! department report issued here to day said 16 persons were killed in ndeiibs'i road accidenta^in South Caiolina dur-i iixg October—<nie less than died in', highway mishaps in October, 1934. The report said 427 accidents on state highways w©r©\reported duriixg the xnonth compared vrith 130 during October of last year. ^ It set forth that 109 perpons were injured in load accidents last month to an even 100 in October, 1934. Reckless drivi^ led causes Xsted for the accidents, ^th careless <Mv- ing, recklbssness di>e to liquor, enrs^ lessness of pedestriaim,' pxmeturee or idowouts and other causes given. PRD^SALE Just Received 5,000 Yards Vat-Dyed Prints Slightly Irregular Worth 15c Yd. SPECIAI^ 5c yd. BELK’S SHOP AT III WHERE NEW GOODS ARE ARRIVING DAILY — New Dresses — New Hats — New Plaid Skirts New . 1 ."T Flannel THAT WILL PLEASE Closing Out Men’s $1.50 and $2.00 (> FELT HATS, special l»ee»^eetoeeM»oeo»eeeee»d $1.00 Men’s heavy-ribbed UNION SUITS, 12-lb. garments, special .... 69* Boys* heavy-ribbed UNION SUITS, Special so* Children’s Knee-length UNDERWEAR, Drop-seat, sizes 6 to 12, special . so* Ladies* pure silk, fuU-fashioned Hose, good assortment fall shades. This is regular $1.00 graide. They are CA* imperfects, but you would never know it. Special.... vU ■ -- r