The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, April 23, 1936, Image 2
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Casino Theatre
MONDAY AND TUESDAY,
'' April 27 and 28
^Souldo* Dam”
Wlt^ROSS ALBXANDIR, PA-
nUCf A BLLIS, LYLE TALBOT and
BimiB i^UFF. Floodiitff the screen
Vith thriui! The amaxinr human
dranu behind the building ef the new
wander of the^ world! Buttling death
a- thonsand feet\tn the air
Precinct Chibs
Meet Saturday
To Organize for Primary and
Elect 350 DelegatesXTo the
County Dettmcratic l^yen-
tion To Be Held In Laurens
Wednesday, ^ay 6.
\
to save
Laurens, April 22. — Thirty-eight
Democratic |)recinct clubs of Laurens |
county jire scheduled t6 meet Satur*
lODAy •nd
tv’s Busihess
By G«a McGas
Grand Open In Flat'Rock
r j ft play entitled ^'mary^ returns back
[ home” was hell gt the schoU audy-
toriitm in flat rock on last friday to
a well-filled audience, and it was en-
! joyed fey all who paid to get in as
intrust is being took in gifdingdubs,
and such a club is now being ogger-
nized by mrs. holsum moore and ev-
erboddy who has a garding seems to
of been suddenly wropped up in a de
sire to jine,
wan t s
FOR RENT—8-room house on North
Brosul street, neirt to residence of
J. Will Leake, one block from post-
I office. Apply to J. Will Leake.
mrs. art square s*ye the^cittyVlimw
she come from has sevveral gating
clid>s and they are all verry prosper-,
ous. d'r. hubbert green, the drugstoar
W.n „ the who ,t.od ouUideii'L'V*A“
^OR RENT—House on South Broad
street, close-in location. ^4^|;>ly to
John H. Young or The Chromcle of-
Ic
f:ce.
and peeped thru the glass winders, and b« bas ordered a mw CHICKS FRIDAY—Rhode Is.
SHOT—No Argument
miss Jennie veeve smith played the
a man who would send him to hia 1 day to reorganize for the summer pri-
doom! * I maries and elect 350 delegates to the
• Comedy, “Black Networks.” Jolly i county convention to be held the first
I Wednesday in May in the Laurens
chan*, of yarding aeeds to be used in Barred Rocka. AUo
J!".';*™''* : Freda. F.eden,Fou«Uiii.,Walko and
I Pratt’s Tablets, Oyster S^lls. Blake-
the town.
Cobnm’a Orchestra. MGM Newa.
If A. M. Show—MONDAY.
10c and 25c
-Ai
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 29
“Timothy Quest”
Prom the novel by KATE DOUG-1 eapt in a few instances, the meetings
LAS WIGGIN. StZirii^^tEAlfOREfare held at 3 o’clock In the afternoon.
WHITNEY, TOM KEENE. DICKIE I Mr. Wilson pointed out yesterday
court house.
The call fpr the meetings were is
sued last Wednesday by County
Chairman R. T. Wilson, stating that
they would be held at the hours and
places generally held in the past. Ex-
MOORE. VIRGINIA WEIDLER and
ELIZABETH PATTERSON. “WlUb
out, mister, you’re falling head-over-
heels in love!” And you’ll fall in love,
too, with the two adorable kids who
bring romance to a couple of swell
young people!
Comedy, “Framing Father.”?
“Shooting Record-Breakers.”
Morning Show At 10 O’clock.
10c To All
mrs. tom hesd, - the bootlegger’s
ly Brothers Seed Store. Phone 188. Ic
“On the 18th of April in 'Tb.’^ ss roll of mary’s mamma and yore cor-
evory schoolboy knows, Paul Revere! ry spondent, mr. mike Clark, rfd, wars
set out on his midnight ride from!her pappa. ou^ lusting was so fine!
Boston to wain “the country folk tolsevveral of those'^ pressent said that I .... u u •
fee up and to arm.” The next mom-1 her and i could go on the stage and wife, iays she sees no reason why she; pQg SALE^Used refrigemtora nnd
ing, April 19th, still observed as a j play romio and julie-«tt, and possibly should jine anny club to be t^neu^ FrigWaire8.JSee us
woi
THURSDAY, APRIL 30
“Soak the Rich”
Written and produced by BEN
HECHT and CHARLES MacAR-
THUR. SUrring WALTER CON
NOLLY, JOHN /HOWARD, and
MARY TAY^.0R: “Hello! White
House? Mr. Py^dent, it’^i the revo
lution! This Humphry Craig, the
rnulti-milli^aire. My /daughter has
run off imh alMilaKe^—a guy keeps
tb^ng/bombs at ^e. Send me the
marii^ quickl*/ What’s disturbinf
/ Wajfer CoiinjE4ly is that they’re soak-
the rich, and'he’s afraid of being
diHiked! / —'
' “Bropdiyliy HcMlIights. “Old Faah-
ion Movi^.” MGM News.
Mbmihg Show at 10 O’clock,
/ 10c To All
that it was important that officers
elected last year call the meetings
since officers and delegates to the
C0$tnty^ convention selected at any
blher/time or in any other manner
be illegal.
Wilson also called attention to
that the county convention
this yhar is to be held on Wednesday
instead of Monday as in the.past. The
new meeting date was fixed in the
rules of the party as issued In 1934.
Each club is expected to elect a
president, one or more vice-presi
dents, a secretary-treasurer, an exec
utive committeeman, an executive
committee and an enrolling commit
tee. \ ^
In calling the Wetings, Mr. Wil-
t son requested that the secretaries
mail the results as soon as possible
after the meetings occur.
JUftder the rules of the county; each
club elects one delegate to the coun
ty convention for every 25 members
or majority fraction thereof, based
on the vote cast in the fir^ primary
of .1934. The list of clubs vshowing
the number of delegates to\ Which
each one is entitled was given out
by Mr. Wilson, as follow8|_ *
Convention Delegates
:— - Vote Cast No. of y
Precinct in 1934 Delega^
holiday in-lny home Commonwealth' shakes ^eer and hamlet
of Massachussetts, tfee "country folk
met the British troops and the first
shot of our Revolutionary War was
fired.
Throughout the 161 years since that
day, there has been n friendly but in
tense dispute between the people.of
Lexington and those of Concord as to
in which town that first dhot was
fired. Concord preempted its claim
by erecting the Battle Monument, for
which occasion Ralph, Waldo Emer
son wrote his stirring verses :
“By the rude bridge that adiched the
flood, ‘
Their flag to April’s breeze
furled.
Here once the embattled farmers
stood " y"
And fired t^ shot heard ’r^nd
the worl^.” ’ //
Congressman Sol Bloom of New
York, who got into the headlines by . ,
chAllenging the story that. ^George nii^s sallie veeve smith, her twin
Washington once threw a silver dol-! *‘*^**‘» plnyed soft musick on the
lar across the Rappahannock, now is^ scholl pianna all the time the show
t_ J ' 1 to nm . prdinj: .he
you buy any refngerator. W«
had one all of her Kfe and they have
newer spent as much as a dollar for
green veggertables. in the winter time
when no green stuff grows, they do
Without name.
un
it was a sad seen when mary come
bade home and fell into her mamma’s
arms and sai<i^“mafflina, foqgine me;
he done me wrong.” die was referfiaip
to th. feller who footed her .w., .poodeilt, mr. mike Ctork.
from home for the »ke of iimtnmon- „ot trit^ to diekute to .my-
ey .nerforth. then .he broke down j thi. e.rd
and cried on her pappae nake to her j j -
hart, content.^ the- oppe^rtin, time .rf the
will save you money. Baldwin's Gro
cery. 7 May-8tc
the proceeds from this play, vizzly:
35, less expenses, will go to the scholl
liberry for the purpose of buying
some new books, the curtin over the
stnge ketched on fire enduring a stunt
of walking on his hands by mudd
Clark in the interim, betwixt chang
es^, 'but he had the presents of his
mind to jump up and jsmothen it out
with his shirt tail." he had' laid his
cigarette on same befoar acting.
DUPLEX' FEEDS — Starting Mash,
Orowtnf Maab, Laying Hash and
all kinds Chick Grains. These Feeds
are ^Positivel^ Fresh. W4 also have
Dairy Feed and Horse and Mole Feed.
Blakely Brothers Seed Store. Tele-
Ic
■ MWilW
gowerment relief,, and it wHl prove, FOR RENT — First-floor apartment,
a big help to all concerned, he thinks
cabbages and pole beans and'^irish ta-
terf should be planted at once.
some of them, meaning the men, are
alreddy complaining about hawing to
with garden and garage, on Mus-
grove street. Now occupied by Virgil
Abrams. Apply to Mrs. Lpla F. Da
vidson, phonq 15d-W. Ic
FOR SE3RVICE — Registered Duroe
boar. Fall Wavemniter Stilts, No.
buy chicken wire and fence posts »nd 1^34429-A, from Orchard Home Farms,
post hole diggers to protect therr I Cash or pig propo-
wives’ gardings, and they claim thatj^j^j^j^ p^^d Miller’s on Vance Irby
the cost of fixing, up for a 6*rding ■ Laurens, ap
will be more than they get out of | r:
same, early lettus and english peas' MEiN WANTED for Rawleigh Routes
should allreddy be put in the ground * of 800 families. Reliable hustler
at an arly ‘Hate. ! should start earning $25 weekly and
trying to find out which town has the' ^^** Zoing on, and it sounded verry
7^
RIDAY AND SATURDAY,'
May 1 and 2
'Three Godfathers”
A Peter B. Kyne Story. Starring
CHESTER MORRIS, WA L T E R
BRENNAN. LEWIS STONE and
IRENE HAFVEY. Three men rode
hard . . . loved madly . . . and chal
lenged fate . . . who found romance
. . . only when they courted death . ..
at the end of the trail! It’a acreen
entertainment as you like it!
Comedy, “Just Plain Folks.”
“GREAT AIR MYSTERY” No. 3.
Cartoon, “Humpty Dumpty” in color.
10c and 25c
/ '•
^ NEXT WEEK—
“MAGNIFICENT OBSESSION’
“FIRST A GIRL”—With Jessie
thews.
at-
Hopewell 90
Clinton City 974'
Clinton Mill 623
Lydia Mill
Goldville 503
Gray Court ./283
Laurens City .^..1544
Laurens Mills /.... 469
Watts Mills, 669
Cross Hill /. 277
Hickory Tav^ 227
Poplar Springs 180
Youngs 118
baniel’s/^Store 128
78
Moi^vMle 149
BipHcsale-Narnie 110
s Store ....127
Dials 75
Ekom 161
Gray’s 39
Jones’ Store . 165
Lanford Ill
4
39
26
- 12
20
11
62
19
-23
11
9
9
^7
5
/■
Broac' vay
The^ re
MONDAY
ND TUESDAY,
27 and 28
ay Be Next
Merna 53
Mt. Olive 104
Mt. Pleasant 82
Ora^ 72
Owings * 148
Pleasant Mound ...T 83
Princeton 95
Renno 109
Shady Grove 53
Shiloh 99
^ Stewart’s Store 97
Witlr^ ANN SOTHERN. LLOYD
lN, JOHN ARLEDGE, and
ITON CHURCHILL. The battle-
of the wation — “Blast ’em into
"eternity!” G-men — Army — Navy!
Smash
down!
’em death!
Feed 'em hot lead! An amaaing new
slant on the moet vital theiUe of the
hoar!
OUR GANG COMEDY — “Pinch
Singer.” ‘Travel Talk.”
10 A. M. Show^TUESDAY.
* 10c and 20c
TrinityJRidge 85
Waterloo 109
rights of it
Down East we settled it long ago
by calling it the /battle of Lexington
and Concord.”
HERt
INE—Of the Air
I’ve do^ a bit of flying on “liner”
airplan^in the past few years, and
have bad a chance to see and talk
with/a numtier of the flying stew-
ar^ses. I don’t think there’s a
fjner body of young womeh anywhere
/than tlhese girls who look after the
comfort of air travellers... .
It^idn’t surprise'me,at all to read
of the heroic conddet of -Nellie
Granger, stewardess' of the “Sun
Racer,” which crashed in the Pennsyl
vania mountains the other dZy. These
flying hostess^ are the stuff of
wihich heroines are made.
It isn’t easy to get one ot^ these
jobs, but there’ll be a lot more of
them open for the. right kind of girls,
and I can think of a few more inter-i
estihg and exciting careers ^pen to
women, y
sweet and lonesome; she sung a song
by the name of. annie rooney allso
while one of the actors was putting
on -tt panty-mime by herself in the
I increase rapidly. Write today. Raw-
we are glad to see hew life took on i leigh. Dept. ^D-27-S, Richmond,
in this direction in flat rock, this will Va. / 4-30-6tp
the wimmen something to do'
give
after they get the house cleaned up
> NOTICE — Leading Sootbem muaic
ima
house has email bungalow upright
. , . . and the younguns off to scholl and . - ~,
t»;}ight .ren. revverel te.re dropped, h,retofo.r, tlwy "-.hoiwiy >M<. and » w»U kBOWi
in the folkes eyes onner count of the
solium stunt.
havedoafed from about 4 p.m. to 5 p. .
m. everday, but the garding clubs will
make of yaby grand piano In this vi-
ill sell.cheap for cash. Tenns
Tnanny kind expressions were heard
on the streets the next morning by
those who had lOc to get in with~«s
well as those who did not go, as they
were verry sorry they piissed it. the!
crowd would of benn larger had a I
dog fight not took place on main!
street just befoar the cutting was
raise, it lasted 30 minnets, and then
it was too late for them* to come and
everthing, 'so they went back
fill that vacantcy.
yores trulie,
mike Clark, rfd,
corry spondenf.
may -tie arJrsBged. Address, “Piano
.Adjuster, P. 0. Box 632, Spartan-
bure, S. C.” 4-30-3c
.see
home, this was flat rock’s first fling
at grand opprey.
Flat Rock Has Caught the Garden
Club Fever
the readers of the county s^t
OMATO PLANTS, Pepper- Plants,
Sweet Potato Plants, Cabbage
FREE PICTURE HERE / | Plants and Onion Plants. Also a full
A free agricultural picture will be I line of Vegetable and Flower Seeds,
shown at the local high school Friday i Onion Sets, Irish Potatoes and Gom.
afternoon at 4 o^clock by tl^ Smith! Blakely Brothers Seed Store. Tele-
"^IMitor and Implement conipany of' phone .188. Ic
Laurens, distributors for ^He Interna-, NOTICE—Anyone having good, used
tional Harvester companjr. All farm- .electric metera to sell -please eaU
ers especisll
invked.
in the community are
SubsfHbe To
THE CHRONICLE
newspaper has found out that much' “The Pap9r Everybody Reads”
Hubert Boydr at Joanna Cotton Mill
office. We are in the market for,
about 24. ' Ic
tesii :
Soboeribc To ’THE GHRONICLE
“The Paper Everybody Reads”
Totals 8782
350
The first woman elected to the Roy
al academy in England is Dame Lau
ra Knight who is ^recognized as one
of the finest living women painters, j
^She first exhibited In the academy in|
1903. - --
WEATHER—Lang Raage
The Federal Weather Bureau at
Washington has always been ex
tremely cautious about making long,
range predictions. Its observers have
a world-wide reputation for scientific
accuracy that they do not want to
lose. TTierefore, when the Bureau let
the word get out tfee other day that
it is now possible to forecast the
weather two weeks ahead, I took it
quite seifio^sly.
Up our way, at Canton,, Massa
chusetts, there’s a long-range weather
forecaster who predicted last Febru
ary the' floods we had in New Eng
land in March and April. Now H. H.
Clayton — that’s his name — is fore
casting heavy rainfall for the late
Spring and Summer over most of the
country east of the Rockies. Our
Yankee folk aVe taking that quite se
riously.
The real test will come only
throujjh several years of long-range
forecasting. It is interesting, how
ever, that those who know most about^
the weather believe it-vCan be don^.^
WEDT^SDAY, THURSDAY,
April 29 and 30
“It’s A Greatiiife”
With JOE MORRIS^, PAUL
CHIC SALE, ROSALIND KEITH.
^BYXEROY.TJEAX JAOGteR SHT
_DAV1D HOL'T. Action!. RomaaM^!
Song! A swell boy and girl roaaance
act against* the thrOliAf l^ackgrtMUid
of Uncle Sam’s great peocetimo army
—the C.C.C., with Joe Morris^ aing-
ing of a.new round->ttp of m mHHon
men in khaki. ,
Comedy, “World Fair and Warmer.’^
“Stranger Than Fiction.” “Old Baba.”
10 A. M. Show—THURSDAY;
10c To All *
S TEER dear of th^ tocks
of financial ruiii. Make
mr
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY*
, May 1 and 2 j ;
- “Kid Courageous”
With BOB STEELE. RENEE BOR
DEN, ARTHUR LOFT. JACK fOW-
BLL, KIT GUARD. LAFB McKEB
and DANE CALVERT. Clear' the
trail — the two-gun ace of WoaOem
utara ia in tbo saddle. Crammed with
fiery action and saapensn'
Comedy, “Stan Cant 60 Wrung.”
“Doctor Btaebiid.” “FfGHTCllG MA
RINES” Nn 10.
10c and 20c
i/-
NEXT WEEK— -
“TBmeOAT FEVER”—wilk ROBr
mr MOMTGOMRRT and MTRNA
I4nr. WliiM a pair to bn fajotn!.
sure that you ^ve safe
guarded yourself against
every possible hazard.
WAR—By Radio
I kot my daughter one of those
modern new radio receivers for a
birthday present the ^er day, and
now the wihole family sits up late—
dSb late—listening to broadcasts from
Europe. ^
They are all about war. t Germany.
France, Engl|ibd and Italy are fill
ing the ai/^ith arguments or news
all emphasizing the strained relations
which prevail on the European conti
nent. /The Germans are tiUkii^ ap
parently, mostly for American con-
s^ption, for much of what we hear
Yrom Berlin is in English—pretty
good English, too.
/ It has all brought home to us as
nothing in the newspapers has'^done,
how nervous and ai^rehensive all
Europe is,' and how toe “Powers” are
shaking their fists in each others’
faces.
^tNA-lZE
Our servieu lucludaa a chofough
check-up on your insuranou oeadti
No ohiiairion. of oounu.
S. W. SUMEREL
ArinA-hcr
Next Doox to Western Union
— Phone 80
POLICE—Saturday Night
Another evening amusement with
the short-wave radio is pickuig up po
lice calls and signals from all over the
country. Saturday night is. trouble
night, when men get their weekly
wages and spend some or all of it get
ting drunk.'
“Car Number 12, go to house 212
Johnson Street ,^Man beating his
wife.” Reports of drunken drivers,
of men lying on the streets or in al
leys, of fights and holdups and mo
tor car accidents, come into our living
room on Saturday nights from every
where from Maine to Midhigan.
I don't know how it was during
Prohibition. There weren't any po
lice radio cars then. But we have
certainly gone back; tinee.repeal, to
the old Amerieaii cuatora of-futtiag
dnmli on Saturday aic^ and laiaiag
Cain.
BUY ON PROOF —Smw Mtmy New amf far Yaars to CoaMl
Only FfigUaitu dans to
build this Fooddafrqfli^
dicator riabc into toe
cabincervhmiltpr^tlmz
foods an kept at .anecy-
ZoocTenqxntnn, below
SO degrees and above 52
degnea.
RVl!
E'l MKKUUi^
aoilfood
witoomh^i
, YnmmdyiflnPofAtt.
in amd sue toe Floor tout
fSood pnservation ia toe hornet
And what oonveniancel Frigidain
ftecaatnon kie-]fSntor,gives you up to
42ft anm toelf spacu im frmt, FuU-
Widto SBfing Shelves, Foctablc IMity
of other wock-saviag
dsnblu
•▼or doTolopod Cor
you buy, soe us detnoostnta too
Ffthor of mn^ value-yomr
positive astufanoe of
gettiug too
your money
for
Baldwin's ^ocery
Hftidqiiirtcn, —W. C BHiilirPi^
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