Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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^ ■ ■ . ^ -7^- ; ■ THURSDAY; MAY48. 1»86- MONDAY AND TUESDAY, June 1 and 2 IW ^The Singing Laurens Solon - Suffers Stroke Representative J. D». Wither? spoon Seriously lU In Cplum- bia Hosidtal. Rental Systran’ Stars In State Aiken Man and Force of^nspec- tors To Direct New Legisla tive Agehcy; Battles For Proposals Comniodity Bill Start Senate Deferred. Amendments Row. Action With AL JOLSON. SYBIL JASON, I _ mITTT YACHT CLUB BOYS, CAB CALLO-f, May 27. Hospital at-1 Cbluitribia, May 25. — Organization ‘of a state rental textbook system got WAY and his Band, and CLAIRE j stroke Represerit^twre M. F. Bush of Ai- DOUa-The singin’eat, awingin’eati Tjjrirtjr today (Wednesday) ikon county ait^director. rtwt and hate, to the y«r a frand-. ^ “semi-con-l Announc^k of the aj^intnwnt ^ rollectlM "f • Kioua condition" at mid-morning. | «•> ■"><»« by St^ Superintendent of ^danang. sad lanriung tlidr way to, phil Huff, a col [ H. Hhpe. who said Bush aereen happin^M in the big Warner i Bros, hit critics hail as “an ment knockout"! * • Comedy. Yacht Club Boys. MGM News. \ . lO- A. M. Show—MONDAY. 10c and 25c Washington, May 25. — I'said./'wnexner consioerea irom mo teachnical cotton amendments today r April sales represent an ‘"c**®**® gtamipoint of total tuiit snlea, of complicated senate consideration of' of P®f or* used tar sales, April the commodity exchange bill which,! April, 1935, which totalled 99,811. The nanr TTAavv vninmA the majority leader, Robinion, of Ar-.firet four months' «.les were an in/«‘ • >>«nd new marlt. ™lum* kansas, had said must be disposed of , crease of 48 per cent over those ^ of used cajr busmeos contnbutod to ‘within a day or two" if a final votej 1935, which totaled 274,121. / the new car results by keeping deal-| ing a total of 679,104^ used car sales Chevrolet Motor Cp.^ announced. Sales for the year to Blay 1, totaling 406,- 620, set a new all-^ime record for the fir«t four months of a year. The achievement followed close on a record-breaking March, which un- I til April figures were in, stood as the igreatlMt single month Chevrolet ever A series of | for the first four pionth^l Both | these figures^ represent new^all-time highs. The greatest preyii^ single used-car^ month in the company's history was March, 1930, 174,542 \inits were sold, and the .^rMtest correapondinig four-monthsy period wma , in 1930, when sakytotaled 456,^8.' , 1 . .“All pbues of the dealers* hurinefts shared/in the.Jnerease." Mr.. Hdler said, yWhether considered from tho > I WEDNESDAY, JUNE 3 "Exclusive Story^^ ‘"•"f-'w/n irntmed and w« exited to! ««!<• in.P^m to b. pnid 1150 . come here immediately. [month each. i Witherspoon, 59-year-old farmer, is! Ho^pe made the appointment un<wr serving his second* term in the legis lature. He has been a strong support er of Governor OJin Johnston's poli cies. ' -t* , yM.,tQ..hft.,obtaineiL^ The cotton amendments, offered by ' _ Senator Smith of South Carolina and; « approved only this morning by the senate agriculture committee of Sale»- of used ears in-Aprif V inventories •advantageonaljr-toyr;^— With FRANCHOT TONE. MADGE EVANS, and Stuart ERWIN. The crack reporter who wrote this story went to jail rather than betray his sources of information. But it’s all here now—all TRUE-:all sensation- connected * with Young's Phar- provisions of an act pasW at the!which he is chairman, met immediate current session of the legislature. I opposition from Senator Connally, of The office carries an annual salai^dfl Texas, when they were brought up Copeland Blackwell .Comes ‘Back Home’ Friends here of Copeland Blackwell will be interested to know Hiat *h€ hr ally thrilKng—in a screen play that's dramatic dynamite from start to finish.^ Selected Shorts. “Debonair New. Orleans.” Colored Csrtooni “The Western Trail." _ ^ Morning Show At 10 O’clock. 10c To All 33,000. He said Bnsh was chos^ for a three-year term|. ! \ Bush, a former teacher and pr^- ent chairman* of the house education 91 committee, lives at Ellenton. He is a graduate of the University of South Carolina and headed schools in An niston and Birmingham, Ala., from 1911 to 19'16.- He has serv^ in the house since 1931; Hope said the board of education would meet “as soon ms possible" to inaugurate the textbook system. He also said in outlining objectives on the floor. macy as pharmacist. Mr. Blackwell was bom in Clinton where he is pleasantly remembered and has a wide family connection. He . . . . , . is a son of the, late Johnny Blackwell the board he fgvored free te and Janie Copeland Blackwell. Fori^®*^'’ first three grades since •several years past he has been en- more than half the school children gaged in the drug business and comes |y®’'® ®®‘’®!!®<^ them. They would impose tighter regula'- tions on trading in cotton futures; than for other commodities covered! the exchange bill, an(f would spe-l (^ically limit trading by an individ ual or firm to 600,00 bales a year. The bill, passed last session by the house, would amend a commodity ex change commission and give it broisd,- er powers to control commodity mar kets. - —• Smith call his cotton amendments up for consideration after the sena first had begun debating apiendm^ts to the grain provisions of the billf of fered by Senator Murphy, DemocnLt,\ amendni^nts -also • Eichelbeirger YORK LIFE MAN - 15 Years Experience * PrdfdMional Insurance Infraroatiow / Furnished Free / Member ITie National Association of Life ^ •:' Underwriters*. *. . . MW THURSDAY, JUNE 4 "Road Gang” .4 , here from Greenwood. His wife and t"daughter will join him later in the j ^^® textbook program a.s.. i ' * it ^ 1 V* rv.^'vij of- Iowa.' Murphy’s He listed the board’s objectives in | would eliminate butter and e^gs from [the bill. summer. With DONALD MOODS, KAY LIN- AKER and CARLYLE M(^, JR. Chained like dogs . . . the/desperate victims of a shocking system at last blaze their story to th^ world in M’ar- ner Bros.’ most dramatic revelation since “I Am a Fugitive”! Shorts — “Dangerous Jobs," “Iski Haveshi Youski.” MGM News. Morning Show at 10 O’clock. ' 10c To All First, furnish books to children' The .South‘Carolinian ,said_Jl ap- under the lental system £or one-third. peared to him it was planned strate- ^ ^ — - the present cost. ~ ' j gy to get the grain amendments in _ ^ ' - , .‘g^^onjj to'piace more books in the j the bill and "let the cotton amend- OlintOn News l bands of more children than ever be-jments take their chance." for th4se Mr.s, [fore in the history of the state. | “I’m going to fight ^ ^ ^ j “Third," the teacher and the pupil | amendments just as' long as it is pos- ^ Charlie Davis, Mi's, M'oodrow i supplied with all books necessary will 'svble for me to stand on my feet," he Wilson, Mrs. Ralph Riddle and Miss, be able to do .so much better work, Barbara Strings were visitors in j thereby eliminating many failures. Greenwood Sunday. J which are a great social and economic Mr. and Mrs. A. J. ^^Harvey, Miss I loss to our state. Vera Spiers and llev. Ralph Hughes; "Fourth, to work to the end that FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, Junie 5 and 6 “Bohemian Girl” Milh STAN LAUREL and OLI- visited in Greenville Saturday. Johnnie Hill, Bill Terry and Miss Lois Stone attended the (fjiening dance at the field house Friday in W^are Shoab*,— - ‘ -- M rs. Zanie Campbell visited rela tives in Laurens Sunday. ^ Misses Nellie Harvey,i Frances An- HARDY—in a fulHwtgth ture i deJ^n, Edna Chiney^'LVisrHamp ton and E. A. Hill were visitors in Columbia Sunday. Mrs. J. C. Heath and chlldreri. Miss well-known gestures. Comedy. "International Revue." "(iREAT AIR MYSTERY” No. 8. in color. lOc and 2.5c NEXT MEEK—"WIFE vs SECRE TARY.” "THREE LIVE GHOSTS.” "tlF^SERT GOLD" and "YELLOW DUST.” textbooks shall be supplied to the school children of the state without charge at the present earliest possi ble date." JIEALTH HINTS BY .said. "M’eVe not going to make fish of one and fowl of another." Upon the suggestion of Senator Norris t (Republican) of Nebraska, who said this argument appeared to | o be “a waste of time," the cotton amendments were called up. After sharp debate between Smith and ConnaUy on the first of the cot ton proposals, the senate deferred further consideration until tomorrow. CITY HEALTH OFFICER The subject of mad dogs comes up for consideration ever so often and Mickey Mouse in Mickey s Garden—and James Seay and! just now it is causing some real con Broadway Theatre MONDA^Y AND TUESDAY, June 1 and 2 “Brides AreJJke That” With ROSS ALEXANDER. ANITA children of Greenville, visited Mr. and cern. There seems to be more home- Mrs. J. H. Seay Sunday. les.s wanderers than usual. Luxuries Mrs. D. V^ Wright, Misses Minnie I in the form O’f dog^ are evidently be- Hunt, Charlotte Andei'suii, Mildyediing dispensed with by turning them Brown visiteil in Greenwood Sunday, loose on the community. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Walker of Lau-| Rabies (hydrophobia) is primarily rens, Mr.s. Dee Bagwell and Mrs. Wil-|a disease of dogs. Its occurrence In Ham Cannon were visitors in Green-1 other animals and people is accidental wood Sunday. I and it is" seldom spread by them. Safe- Mrs. M'^oodrow' M’ilson and little 1 ty to ourselves and kindness to dbgs son, Boyce,* spent the week-end. with consists of doing everything possible Big Lockl Talent - Show At Lydia i i LOUISE and JOSEPH CAWTHORN. Mrs. J. H. Crowe near Clinton. M,r. and Mrs. Theodora Painter and Miss Ruth Rice visited in Williamston Sunday. The latter remained.for a .stay w'ith relatives. Mu, and Mrs. J. D. Wm^d, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Howanl and daughter Kathleen were visitors in Greenwod Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Martin of Gaff- to get rid of rabies. These steps are most effective: Do away with dogs which have no homes or owners. For every boy who’s waiting to pop the question, and every girl who’s wsiting to answer ’^yes." The picture nobody talks about — everyone’ii speechless with laughter. Selected Shorts, Comrily and I^rsv- eltalk. , ~t' 10 Av M. Show—TUESDAY. lOc -iM 20c tin. Mrs. Pruftt of Spartanburg, is spending a few days with her daugh ter, Mrs. Ralph Spiers. Mr. and JMcs.*^ Frank Reeder and children and Mrs. Reeder of Goldville, v'isited Mrs. Myrtle M'ailenzine Sun day. Give the preventive inoculation to all dogs. Muzzle or keep on leash dogs not confined at home. Every owner owes a duty to his dog. He should protect it from dis- Sponsored by the Lydia Mills Good Will club, the Dixie Minstrel and Va riety Show will give a program Sat urday night. May 39th, at 8 o’clock in the i^chool auditorium. There will be a big local cast of fifty directed by I. W. Di<^son of Greenville. A number of (flever (?bmecHatti‘’lrill furnish fun for the evening wdth their songs, dances and stunts, while a chorus of boys and girls will sing a j number of popular numbers. The en-j tertainment promises to be one of' the sea.son’s biggest hits, with a large j crowd on hand foe the local talent; i performance. Several new and novel- Hi-Lfim Tea, V2-lb. pkgi Southern Manor Tea, 2 V4-lb. pkgs. Sbuthem Manor Tea, ^•lb.^lt^; .7 7 7/7777^7 19c Z7e Southern Manor Tea, 3 2V2-oz.pkg8 V Southern Manor Sliced PINEAPPLE, large can ney, are visiting their .son, Paul Mar-1 eases, as far as possible, and give WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY,, June 3 and 4 “I Married a Doctor” With PAT O’BRIEN. JOSEPHINE HUTCHINSON, ROSB ALEXAN DER, GUY KIBBEE and LOUISE FAZENDA. Based on a Sinclair Lew- ‘48 nimi4“th«t"4rtartled a-millkm read ers with its frankness! She found that Jter private life was a public property Birthday Party Enjoyed On Saturday evening Mrs. Clarence Oakley gave a surpriae birthday par ty to Mrs. Sam Snailgrove. A large number were present and enjoyed the occasion. A contest, “On Your Honey moon/’ waa won Ma^-J^-A. Davis jand Mrs. Moilie Painter. Mrs. Oakley gave Mrs. Snellgrove a spool of thread to wind up and when she came to have something in its throat and paralysis of\4he hind legs usually ap- to the endH led"h«''t<yra rooTO -adiet^l pears 4ii.:sfc-ievv-Aq», If npthing hap- many useful gifts were displayed. Af ter seeing each gift the hostess, as- sisted by Mrs'. Joe Terry, served whole-hearted- support to official re quirements regarding its treatment. When a dog bites someone or other wise acts in an unusual manner, tkere is likely to be a clamor to have it killed immediately. Unless the dog is ty numbers will be introduced during the evening. The proceeds, it has been announced by the president of the'^! club, will be used to help carry O] their work. CHEVROLET SALES : SETTING N HIGH April Sales Total 134.431 Units, New All-Time Marli/Tor Company. truck obviously mud. this is just the thing! "T not to do. If possible, f.sten the dog f •" April totnlled U4 4dl un>w. ,n . comfortable plac* where it can- «tting a-Kew all-time high mark f(w any svhgle month in the company a 7, history, W. E. Holler, vice-president and general sales manager of the 197,270, Mr. Holler reported, produc- not get away; then notify the health department. Thus gives an'^opportu nity for an accurate diagnosis of what the trouble is, may spare much expense and anxiety to the bitten person, and perhaps will save the life of a valuable animal. j If a dog has rabies, it often seem 1 FOR. SAldE^—All my household goods W A NTS in a town where scandal waa the topic of the day. jAnd one mia-st^ branch, cakes and mints, rittnf It’s the truth abdut Intolerantfa and hypocrisy! As only Sinclair Lew is dares tell it! —“Stranger- Than Fiction.” - “VUa- phone Topnotchera." “I’d Love To lake Orders From You." Tra A. M. Show—WEDNESDAY. 10c To AH SUMMER SESSION FOR HIGH SCHOOL STARTS^NE 8TH FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, June 5 and 6 “CharUe Chan At the Circus” With WARNER OLAND; KEYE LUKE. FRANCES FORD and Chan’s Twelve Children Comis To the Reecne. Chills! Shudders! It's s three-ring thriller! Slinking, snarling beasts of prey o%^,the trail of a human kill! Right this way for the most desper ate, most dsageroOB, most daringjof the gTs®t detective’s expMts! Comedy. “Peppery Salt*’ “REX and RINTYr No. 3. “The Bird Staffer." lOe and '20e A summer schodri^ be conducted St the~ high school from June 8th through July 17th for all students who wish to make up work failed during the reg;ular school year. All work taken and satisfactorily com pleted will be aci^ted for credit. No new work will be offered, but only that which has been taken during the regular^ session. All students who have fa^iled are urged to make up this pens in two weeks, the dog may be angry at its conifinement but will not be rnad. ‘ 7 All dog bites should be cauteri^ immediately with fuming uritric acid. Accept no other treatment. If the dog shbyrs suspicious symptoms, the Pas teur'treatment should -be started at and furniture. Miss Ladle Blakely, 74 Musgrove street. &-4-^ FOR BALE—One wood saw outfit— saw, engine and table. J. A Bailey. 6-4^tc once. There is no other known meth od of preventing the development of the disease. WANTBD^Ypur Electric Fans, Vac'- uum Cleaners, Electric Irons, Ra dios, Hot Plates and other Appliances that need Repairing. R. iStanton Blakely at Blakely Brothers. Tele- NewbrarryTies With Winnsbioro phone 188. Ic MAN. WANTED for Rawleigh Route of 800 familiee. Good profits for hustler. We traih and help you. Write today. Rkwleigli Co., Dept SCE-27- SA2, Richmond, Va. S-28-8pa SWiEET POTATO PLANTS, Brim mer Tomato Plants, Egg Plants, Pi mento and World Beater Sweet P^- Newberry, May 23. — John Wertz sent his Newberry mates into a tie,. with Winnsboro Saturday, handinglP®*" Red’" Cayenne Hot Pepper work dunng the sumrher session and' the Royal ^rds their first defeat by 'PI***^- -^1 Kinds* Vegetable and \ NEXT WEEK — BROWN EYES." SMITH." “DESIRE." “BIG aad “SMOKEY thus save a year in high school. No i the score of 2 to 0 as he marked his examination will be given td stu-j^rth win-in seven stmrts. dents in September unless ^ evidence! is shown of having studied under 'an^ approved teacher. Flower Seeds, Flower Pots and In- seetkidas, Blahety B re than Seed HAMPTON SERVANT IS DEAD AT 105 Newberry 2 11 . 4 Winnsboro ..„ .... 0,5 1 Wertz and livingston; Grey and Greer. Why Mt kaep year money at home by fiThii; ymg aabecriptUma*—either ■r.fmmwal—t# JAMES W, CALDWELL OoJumbia, May 23.—George Wash ington Hampton, better known as “Uncle Waahington," is dead at the age of approximately 105. He claimed to have been bom March 1, 1831, as a slave to General Wade Hampton. ;' , fie told atories of following* Hamp ton as a servant during the Confed erate ‘wax, and.of-serving with a Ne gro cavalry r^ment in Cii>a dur ing! the Spaniah-American war. Whdtmiie .... ,... 4” 8 2 Joanna 394 Ward and Yarborough; Wolfe and Coleman. < Store. Telephonic J 88. Ic wanted—Party wants large room with private bath (preferred), cou ple without children. Apply ^roni- cle office. Ip Great Falla Buffalo Wilson and Grant; Hyatt .... 5 8 1 .... 3 7 1 Putnam and Excelsior ; 6 10 2 Lockhart 4 7 2 Walker and Nghbni; Deal aad Oden. NOnOB — During June and July I will have a young jack at my bam on highwwy No. 7, four miles west of Clinton. I&OO cash, balance terme. Jack H. Davis, Sr. 6-4-3tc BABY CHlCKS. SATURiDAY, Rhode Island .Reds and White Rocks. Starting Mash, Growing Mash, Lay ing Mash, Cbich Grains, Regular Scratch, Dairy Feed, Hog Feed ud Horse and Mule Feed Oyster Shelle. Blakely Brothers Seed Store. Tele phone 188. Ic Zion DeliciousFlG BARS, lb. .. 10c AMERICAN DILL PICKLES, 2 25-oz.Jitfs .. . 25c HOLSUMxSPAGHETTI or Tellam's High Grade* PEANUT BUl 'l'ER, 30-oz. jar . 2Sc 0. K. Plain or lodixed SALT, 3 pkgs. 7 a • a. a a 10-- ■ 8 i / lOc BLUE RIBBON MALT, 3-lb, can — 63c (plus tax) STANDARD FULL PACK, RED RIPE Tomatoes 4 23c COLONIAL Grapefruit Juice, 3 No. 2 cans IN 6 RICH FLAVORS Knox^JELL, 3 pkgs. e a a • 17c Pahndive SOAP. 3 cakes ...:. lie Vanilla—•Chicolato—Maii^ Flavors “JinUcet” MuT&r Ice Cieam, 3 pkgs. a e a a 2Sc CQLOig&I. Knk SALMON 2 ^I9c Libb3r's OLIVES, 13-oz. jar 25c STOKELirS FINEST LYE HOMINY. No. 2V2 can 9c Nu-Treat MARGARINE, lb. . 15c Rogers ^EAD, now ... (SUOa or Unslkod) Sc loaf { -t-M • ...' ■ \ ‘ ”+ J H • I Rogers Big Sale of Tea ] MACARONI 3^^ lOql r 25c ■; .Sanka COFFEE, lb. can Libby’s SWEET RELISH, 9-az. jar . ' lOe Woodbnry’AFACIAL'SOAP, cake .... 2 I^>8r CaUn SYRUP, mcdlim caa '40. FLY.DED lasecticUic, can' 20c Norwegian SARDINES, No. M can lOe HEINZ SOUPS. niedtiiBi can .;; ..Z Chowder, and Conaowunc) Kelkjrg’s Whole WHEAT BISCUIT, 2 pkgs. 25c Sea Pood CRACKERS, lb. box gOe Vulcan Distilled VINEGAR, gallon iar goe XYZ SraEAD or SALAD dIeSSII^ ijSirt Z. 29^ r- ',1..