The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, January 23, 1936, Image 3

Newspaper Page TextHA'” ■ :-:r, r:' ■/ "• • ■ . , , . • THURSDAY.-JAWiARY 23,1936 ' :l '*■; '/■ I ■■ 7 ( r .// A-,: THE CLINTON CHRONICLE, CLINTON. S. C. / t - -. V / J- SOaETY EVEISTS. . eLUB>ND CHURCb NEWS OF INTEREST ,* . f _ / ^ Telephoiie 4S8 ANNOUNCEMENTS _ The Woman’s club: will meet at 3:30 r,, c. next‘Monday, Jan. 27 at the High j "f^^v^tephens. School 'building. PAGE THR*'®’ Lions Group To^ i^eet-Here Friday ^ight betwikt flat i^k and cedar %ne either by theft or robbery about II p. m. at br near the bridge, 1 jack, j.l case fruit jar.s,-l still wirm, 2 balls I potash lye, -4 pounds sulfui;, and 1 A group meeting of Lions clubs will |i*®incoat.- return to the umiersigned be held here Friday evening at 7:30jant^no questions will be asked or an- 4t Hotel Clinton ulrhen the Clinton or- ]<»red. reward to the .right i»rty. dudd ganweatibn will be host to members of'Clark. .... .7! clubs from Laurens, Newberry and en 7- -h Dies In Texas 1 Batesbung-Lceaville. A program of intefrest"is bmhg ar MARCIA GALLOWAY HAS THEATRE PARTY On last Thursday afternoon Mar- found: 1 empty pocketbook in Uie ^ post offis without monney or other raliVS the'dilution J,' S. 0»eiis, loial ettomey, who U eheii- f','"’ ** ‘“f' ... man of this greup. . had anny m«nney.,n it, the other fel-:3 j,;. - 'ler impounded it befoar he throwed it , . • . land the Scripture lesson was taken pTrom the Kingdom Parables read by 'Mr Th^ Nature of His Kingdom,” was [ read By Mrs. R,. O. Ross^ “The Ene- i, This is the replar quarterly K'oup mies'of His Kingdom,” by Mrs. Jes- gathering of clubs in this section, advertised he lost $15 in same, as he newer had fun, and a study of the purposes of monney altogether in his life. Liomsm. News was received here yesterday of .the death* of \\’iliiam Steven Wright, 46, which occurred early in the-morning at his hom^ in Houston, Texas. _ Mr. Wright was a son of the late Mr. and Mrs. R. Z. Wright of thiW city, and la pleasantly remembered here by a wide circle of friends. In rie Sparks; and “The Needs of His Kingdom,” by Mrs. Arthur Aiken. ciii~ Galloway celebrated her ^i^'Pnth Coming, birthday with a theatre party. | concluded the pregrant ^ ’■t) As the guests arrived at the thea tre, they were griven individual bags of homemade candy. Each little guest remembered Mar cia with a gih. 'About sixteen lit tle friends-enjoyed the occasion. NEW METHODIST " ~ OFFICERS INSTALLED The installation of new officers of the Auxiliary of Broad Street Metho dist church, with Mrs. Raymond Pitts heading the organization as president, was held on Monday afternoon at the church. Dr. J..C. Roper opened the meeting with prayer and directed the instal- GLENN CIRCLE BEGINS NEW YEAR’S WORK - ITie Sarah Glenn circle of Broad Street Methodist church held its firet meeting of the new year Monday evening)at the home of Miss Frajjees Roper, with—Misses Collette Griffin iation service. A business session warplaylet, Intangible Lev eies, was given with the following taking" part, Misses Mary Higgiiis, also held during the afternoon. CENTURY CLUB HOLDS MEETING Continuing their interestingpro gram, of the year, the Century club met at the home of Mrs. R. -E. Wysor on Tuesday, the afteriioon being given over to the study of “Modem Sci- -ence.” Roll call was answered with the name of a famous scientist or a scien tific fact. Mrs, H- K- Sturgeon I'cad a paper on “('hemiwtry In the Next Century.” and Madeline Adair, assistant host esses. The new chairman, Mrs. Felder Smith, had charge of the program, which opened’with the scripture read by Mrs. Raymond Pitts followed by sentence prayers. Miss Helen Milam gave an instructive paper on “Tried and Proven.” Following this an in- .Jeanette Pitts, ^ra Stone, Fay Adair, Helen Adair, Myrlte Weatbury, Myrt- is Holland, Madeline Adair and Mrs. Ethel Pitts. After the business session the host esses served a tempting salad course, Rusian tea “and macaroons. ‘George Bell Timmerman, member of the Batesburg-Lcesville club, is dis-^ trict governor of Lions in South Car olina and he is expected to be here to address the group. monney miuid Clark. notis: i wiH-take dancing pupils in my boaniing-house room ever jiight bi'twixt 3 j). m. and p. ni,, at 25c , , , , , , L , , b'ss'm in a<lvance;'ih€ foHowering Members of the local club are UH,‘che<l by observation, ing forward “with pleasure to aim chart: black-bottom, b'ue laming their fellow Lion.s from the I hootchy-.snootchy, three clubs. Clinton Capers Top Whitmire tap, balling the jack, shuffle-toe, tn- j angle, round, squaix*, and charleston. rush hookings, only 24 can be teeched I at one time. p. o. box 24. boy,s up to ‘21 accepted, girls down to 16 tIIso li'eched. iniss Jennie veeve smith. ' for a numlxm of years in Arizona and later in Texas. He was a veterap of the World War and saw service over seas. In 1930 he married Miss Ber tha Foster-of Houston. The vdeceaseti is survived by three sisters. Miss Sallie Wrightp^Mra^ Z. MoIxh's of this eity,-and Mrs. H. ^ Todd of Kinards;(and one brother, R. Z. Wright, Jr., of Jacksonville, Fla. Funeral arrangements ^ad not been announced by the family Virhen The Chixrniele went to press last nigbj;^ We Do AH Kindrof PRINTlTCn / . Vat D)^ 36.fnch PRINTS 10c Yard • ELU^N’S ■/ INSURANCE? We offer exppH^^ervice and protection. tA^nt for some of t Insurance some of the strongest Fire /Com America. ..ompanies in L ESTATE Town and country prop* ^rty. Prices attractive. Clinton Realty & Insurance Co. B. H. BOYD, Agent THORNWELI. CHURCH GROUPS HOLD .MEETINGS VV'^ednesday morning the Ella Rid- jdell circlc^^ of Thornwell Momerial jchurch ipet at the home of Mrs. B. S. Ill II ax: mil A oil I Pinson/f<^ the monthly Bible study. H*A<'RIRTmifA Y*i**AHTY ' i " . M,- 1 ' 1 e “The Holy Spirit In Theocracy.” Lillian Salters Dillard, .»laughter of / ■. Mr. and Mrs S. G Dill^ani, celebraUxl afternoon the^ AuxiHarj* of her seventh birthday Tuesday with ^ delightful dinner for a group of her,^,j^.^, the president. The {program for the afternoon was based The Valentine motif was effective y assembly’s home mission re- carrieil out on the prettilj. appoiq^ | given last ye%r -in Montreal "at table decorated wi^ tall re^ candles^^j^^ - summer confet^ence.s. Several and place cards. The birthday and was adorned with tiny candles. The pro- , ^ . gi-am, with ail offering being taken little girls wore red paper hats and.^^^ the conclusion for home missions, wer^ given baskets of candy as fav- _ The Clinton Hi boys defeated Whit^ mire last Friday, 35 to 21, in a well- played basketball game. Owens was high .scorer. The local girls defeated the Whitmire girls on the same night, 40 to 36. Peggy Sprunt was high, scor er in thris game. On Thursday the boys defeated the Whitmire boys again, to 6, Owens again being high .scorer. The girls also were again, winners on the same day, 23 to IS, with Mae Dicus leading her team. Boys’ line-up: For Clinton — Free man and Owens, forwards; Wade, cen ter; SicKee and Ferguson, giumis. For, Whitmire — Batnell ami Mc.Murry, Pi'’»'’'‘led forwards; Abrams, center; Tart and Erskine, guards. Girls’ line-up: Clinton- Dieus and .SprUnt, forwards;. , .Vilair, center; Bougnight, side centerr Vainter and Taylor, guards. For Whitmiix* — Gil liam ami Tidmarsh, forwards; ('oty, center; Puit, side ceijter; Heniore Mike Ik Strong for the Townsend •Plan the townsend plan headquarters, cally fomey, cal. gentermen; * plese .send the undersigned at once all particulars about yoiv plan eluding litter-tuix* on what the limit as a basis will Ix^, how mucX do we get |x?r month, how long it';iVill be kept up, and will it be wtrii-active, and commense last yr, ai)»6forth? evverboddy in flat rdek over 50 and under 20 will jine ranks at once, you^ wull make mr. mike Clark, rfil, yom locid reppersentative, treassure, and cheef agger-tater. he is a leading light in these parts ami ^lowering as long as from to duck’s ei'oss roads. -has a ^dii ecilar lan<' Tai-t, guards. MRS. B. M. SI Prominent Chester .Mother of Mrs. John Spratt of Chester, Jaii. b5.— Mrs. Fannie Kil by all means, keep yore minimum per person at J200$ ix'r month, that is as little as we can get along on, con- jsidering our large faniiley, and 2 ot- {tennobeels. don’t pay anny attention I to the opper-sition who howls, “w;her«' X jin the world is the- monney comming Oman Passes, j -i** don't rtiake no differena' M. Wade god vt*cippy-ants, just so long as OTs; ManyTavorite 4fa*»«* were en joyed in the afternoon. ^Those invited .were: Grace Young, Ayirffe‘Jacotos,./Mary Kent W^sor, Myra .Adair, Gornelia Harris, Barbara Anderson ajm their teacher,* Miss Lil- ^lunday afterAobn" the Aaxiliaiy|*^o Si>ra^81, widow of B. Mv KpratV met at the home of Mrs. L. R. Lynn, died at>er home here early Wtslnes- The meeting was w'Cll attended. had been ill fol ly Yarbo^ugh. day morning The subject for the afternoon’s pro-1 se^al weeks, gram was /‘Home .Mis.sions,” vvitl^^F'uneral services were conducU'd Miss Helen Porter acting as chairi Bethel Methmlist chuirh Thurs- man. Mis.ses Mary Adams, Uta/Mc- jday morning at 11 o’clock. The Rev. Intyre and May White contrihufeil tolM. T, Wharton, pastor of the chui-ch, X {an<l the Rev. John .Me.Sween, 1). 1)., was held i Purity Presbyterian c hurch, officiated, dnterment followed in Ev ergreen cemetery. .Mrs, Spratt was born at Chester, the program. A short business sessi BAntST MISSIONARY SOCIETY .MEETS The Woman's Missionary society ^f during the afternoony/iresided over the First Baptist church held ,its init- jjy president, Mck. B. S. Pinson. /ial meeting of the new year in thej — -Sunday. .ashoQ.1; auditorium^of I j'ltESHYTERjydS AUXILIARLY * church on Monday afternoon._ / HAS MISSIONS PRfMJRAM j. After opening with a ^ong and entbusiaKtic meeting of the! She was a memlx^r of prayer, a at which business session was held reports w€j;e__ heard from .Auxili it comes." undersigned, inr. mike Clark, rfd, bits -dertrh‘d to 'Ogger-Trizr town® j-J :^end plan elubs at tank ton, possum center, coop’s fork, and flat rock, he will do .so at\the rate of 10$ jH;r club, and will spread m all <lirec-tion» from flat rock aVS$ ixu- club", ami can count on rail actibn from all of our members, -as we ixocents for annything in the wiuldvthat is free. ,Salli«-| meeting of First Presbyterian ^ thd U p-to- Date Book , , , i.chureh was held on Monday afternoon the auxiliary and \oung Peoples jp^itie Auxiliary rooms. ganizations. . , , ,, . : This was a speciaT meeting on the The Bostick circle brought of "Home Missions” and clos- tecesting program with Mrs. R/M. conducted by Ijeague ip charge. The generaptheme for the year is “Thy Kingdom €om<',” ravt the Auxiliai-y, A splendid program, with Mrs. R. S. Owens’'a‘s chairman, , was given. -She told.interesting facts about the assembly's home missions and of the wonderful work being done. A self-denial offering for the cause t was taken and a good sum realized to j assist in carrying on the work. The I devotional service was led by Mrs. S, j-M. Huntley. , During the business session, pre- jsidetkover by the president, Mr.s. W. P. Jacobs, it was announced that Mrs. i , R. E. Wysor would become chairman ' of the committee on religions educa- jtion, made vacant by the resignation I of Mrs. M, J, McFadden. It was also stated that Mrs. R. E. .Sadler would assume the chairmanship of Circle No, 8. z: J'/ FOR BIRTHDAY, ANNI VERSARY^ VALENTINE, AND EASTER SmartileNs has nothing to do with/imte. Silver. China, a IMa- mohd. or Watch will tell her— .better than -words. ' Here . you may choose with Hafety knowing that the price will be moot fair. A small deposit will hold any article in the store. FRONTIS JEWEIJIY STORE ■"■Sp rite or foam as siion us ybu get this letter, don’t wait, as the C(tughlin I plan, or the n*publicun plan, 01 brancis pj^n mought get in ahead we can <lo without the Inmnux paid for another year if you will ar range to put over the old age jamtion ami social .security hills and get it to doing ^ function at once. club. Mrs' .Spratt, "along with her hiishaml, al ways txK)k a great interest in the Chester library, notably in its early days. iT you w-ant refferences on the un- She po.ssessed a remarkabii* uiiniP(qip-j,ijj.n<Ml, mr. mike Clark^ ifd, com- and memory and knew much of the | with the hx-al postm,aster early history xif Chester, which y^-j^he cheef of {xileascj or dr. ^always told most interestingl.v. ihubbert gi-een„ all of who trade with She was ever active in civic af fyi- b<*<‘f, |K>rch chops, and chitUu- fairs. ^ lings, ansofprth. don’t rite holsum Men Here’s Real News! Just unpacked^25 dozen real Man’s size SHIRTS. All -exlra.full cut and g^anteedalirunk—with fused colktf. No wiltinK»-no curling,, no wrinkles. Guaranteed to give 100'(' satisfaction or your money back. Sizes 14 to 17. A bargain at $1.50, Special—Thursday, Friday, Saturday Only, Each ' Beik’s Dept. Store “WE SELI. FOR LESS” - men Her husband was one of the pioneer in the South in building and moore or rev. will wait<‘ alnuit my{‘^^ character, as they iioth owe me anil loan activities. For years he headed mought forget to tell the truth. PERSONAL A'n’BNTION . . . will be given each pat ron at^bur Beauty Shop.' Materials used of the high est quality. Make,your ap pointments by phone or personal contact. ' Phone 64-J. i. GALLOWAY’S gift’ AND BEAUTY SHOP PASSE,S*IN MfTIftlTrA?! Friends here and in this section of the state will regret to know of the (loath of .Mrs, Cleo .McCall, which oc- 'curred Monday at h^r home in Ijan- sing. Michtgan. _ the Tip rat t Building and Loan associa ti{)n here. Mrs. Spratt^as'a niember of Bethel Methodist church and was a charter member of the Missionaiyi society of that church. She is survived by three daughters' yores trulie, mike Clark, rfd, age 66 in may. NEW HOUSE GOlNti UP Ground was broken yesterday for and five sons, as follows: Miss ,Julia|the erection by VV. P. Jacobs of a six- .Spratt of Chester. B. M. Spratt of | brick bungalow on Walnut stre<'t « r Fredericksburg, Va., Frank K. Spratt of Greenville, Mis.s Bai-nett Spratt of Nashville, Tenn., John H. Spratt of Clinton,'W'. Campbell Spratt of Fretl- ericksburg,'Mr8. R. W, Wade.of Clin ton, Tom Spratt of FrwlerickHbuig; by a numlier of grandchildren and one great-grandchild. Thiee sisters like wise survive, Miss Bettie Killian, Mrs. M. A. I^x-kie and Mr^s. Julia K. Camp bell, all of Chester. in the residential .section of College View, (mntract for the dwelling was awarded to the firm of 1). E. Tribble company of this city. —T^he is survived by five daughters, Mi-s. £§telle Reid of thk_xuy, Mrs. Anna Townsend of Coliiumbia, StrsT" Theta Chalander, Mrs. I^otta Coggins and. Miss Lurey McCall of Lansii^;i one ison, Harvey McCall, of Lansing; a sister, Mrs. Rebecca Allen, of Et^ jOree, and a brother. Will Gillespie of] 1 Woodruff.-- Nobody’^ Business By Gee McGee k Flat Rock PersoiTals ' deer mr. c^ditor: ; ' plese run the followering cla^^syf ied j adds in the collums of yoi-e valluablej paper, and charge the same to yore: ............ iciients whose names are a-fixed there-1 ***»*t|u,. and they will remit in «lllem*nt; aoon aa the raid itdda prove that] they were worth annything, vizzly: j SMART SHOPPfRS ARE ALL 7 IDQKING AROUND- Don’t Buy Until You Go To 9 S New Sfning Dresses, Coats, Suits, Waists,-Hats, etc., arriving daily. ...And Our Prices Are for sail: 2 nice scatch collar hounds, trained for possums, birds, rabbits, squarrels, and wild life; allso a pen of imported buff orphans consisting of 2 roosters and a duck, rite of foam 1-j. j mike Clark, rfd. wanted: a job as boss at anny kind of posish that is fairly honnorable ^ * that iff being run on the union wadges j of not over 4 hr.s. a day, and not un-, der 75c per hoifr. am employed new, j but am not sattisfied'' bnner count of j have to get up by 8 a. m. and dree*; for breakfast, apply in own handrit-4 d Clark. ——— ) rom strip-down ford in fi*ont of pitcher show on last satturday ing.^scud lost: fi ST AT E THEATRE GREENWOOD, S. C._ I^rogwBi Week Beghming/ r Thursday, January 23 • a . — - Thurs., Fri., Saturday DICK POWELL ANN I)VORAlt in ^THANKS A MILLION ” Saturday, 10:40 P. M. HUGH HERBERT HELEN BRODERICK in \ “TO BEAT THE BAND ” Monday and Tuesday The 1936 Musical Romance! “KING-OF BURLESQUE” With WARNER BAXTER. AL ICE FAYE. JACK OAKIE. aRline juik;£. Mr— Wednesday Only MAJOR BOWE’S AMA- ^ TEURS ON TOUR —ON THE STAGE IN^ PERSON! On the Screen— ANNE SHIRLEY PHILIPS HOLMES in 7 “CHATTERBOX” SADLER’S VALUES! LUCIEN HONEY A $1.00 size . ALMOND CREAM, 39‘ DEXTER TOILET SOAI»S,^ 8 odors, large cakes, 6 for 29^ FRENS NAPKINS, Clomfortable, Safe. Package / 19‘ ALARM CLOCKS, Guaranteed . MINERAL OIL, Heavy American, gallon ! (HJR SPECIAL COLD COMBINATION 50‘ ASPIRIN TABLETS, 100 for- 39‘ AWJATUM-^ CROUP SALVE 25* TARCOMP COUGH SYRUF, 8 ounces 50- ARISTOCRAT TOILET PAPER, 1,000 Sheet rolls, 4 for 25^ MILK OF MAGNESIA, Pint . .. .7 39‘ HALIVER OIL GIX)BULES, The Best Winter Tonic. Box $1.00 ♦ I t I HAND AND FACE LOTION, 2 ounces 25c; 6 ounces One application usually cures chapped skin. ALBOMIST NOSE DROPS, Gives almost instant relief Stf TRV our hot DRINKS WHILE UP 'TOWN. WE FILL ANY DOC’TOR’S PRESCRIPTIONS AND •USE ONLY THE PUREST DRUGS AND CHEMICALS.. SADLER.0WENS PHARMACT Telephone^t^O “At Railroad. Station” Telephone 400 t- 1 k-

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