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i4.’> .. V ‘ (: ■ .. THUBSDAY , juifk IMfr ; Casino TMatIv ■/ MONDAY AND TUESDAY, t Ju ae 8 and 9 < “Wife v» Secretaiy*’ With CLARK GABLE. JEAN HARLOW and MYRNA LOY. Clark leama about romance! — And why ahooldn’t he —, with gorfeous Jean Harlow for a secretary and lorely Myma Loy for a wife! A brand new, griiiMl new angle lb the eternal tri angle ... aUr.stndded, langh-packed, love-thrilling! Faith Baldwin’s Cos mopolitan Magaxihe novri—read by Two Clubs Hold Joint Meeting Laurens and Clinton Coining- ^ tial Organizations Gather At Festive Board In Laurens For Enjoyable Evening. Sixty-five raembersN^f the Clinton Chamber of Commerce jdurneyed over Begins Monday Lvge Attendance of Teachers and College Students Expect ed At P. C. Sesslpnr" ^Tho summer session of the college, scheduled to run from June^S to to Laurens Tuesday evemng to be the guests of the Laurens business League ^ at their regulate? 'monthly meeting: The meeting was held in the community hall and following the Pershing Warns Of Dictatorship American Urged To Cling To ' ^Traditional Idealsi pf Democ racy, By War Commgnder. serving of a delightfuT dinner, an in- millibhs — is now the gayest of the j program was presented, year’s screen fare! Comedy. Metro **Olga Baclonona News, _ 10 A. MUShow—MONDAY. X. ■ 'V 10c 25c S SDAY, JUNE 10 J The joint meeting was presided over by P. E. Cannon,, president of the Laurens body, who most heartOy , welcomed the CUntoit ^legation. He called upon Mayor Franks of Lau rens, and Mayor Bailey of Clinton, for brief remarks. Both expressed w • ^1 •• ^be joint meeting *** I IJVPs OnOfftp ^ belief that much lasting good will come from such occasions. L. B. Dillard, president of the Clin ton club, conveyed offical greetings itr^half oC-his bfgiiltxstton "Sfld said that much can be accomplished for both towns and the county at large, by working together in such a fine cooperative spirit as was in evidence biroughout the evening. D. C. Heus- I tesXinunediate past president of the club, als^spske of what could be ah- compliphed4^ a^Uhited effort betwew the two towXs. W. P. JacobXf this city, inducted into office earlirf\in the day as president of Presbyterian college, .7AV1? row introduced by R. TX(ilson, who Si^Hnir'^lUSTER^CR^/MR^ROB-'^ in.complimentary tini^of the and RAYMOND HATTON. Stolen Drought greetings from the col- Witb RICHARDsARLEN, CECILIA PARKER and DIGGERS. "Tknee » a 4fwd--MrfXi«ha! "Spoofy ^and Jimmy and Bill—whaKa trio of ’’ghoata” tickle the wm'ld’Xfunny- bone with their hi^h-^jinks! “AX^ht At'the Opera” has met ita match mad merriment! “March of Time. Luck.” . V Morning Show At 10 O’clock. 10c To All r “Fisherman’s July 17, is arousing an unusual amount of inetrest this year,. Dr. S. M. Huntley, director, states. A lafge’ number of students have aL ready ^expressed, theit intention of at tending, to ^take advantage of the j opportunity provided to make up fail ures and do advanced work. In :^- ditio^ he, has received numerous* re quests for information from teachers and others outside the college. The curriculum has been*arranged according to the requests for courses made by students who have eigirasaed an intentiion to take up thi* summer work. It [is possible to cover a com plete years work in any one subject nr two one-semestec course. The greatest demand has bc#n for a sunrmer session of mathematics 1-2. This course fias been arTahj^5T“uhd[er Professor Pturgeon and a cla^s of about 25 !i expected. Courses in in troductory Frt nch will be taught by Miss Sara Eliiabeth__^Swygert, of Laurens high school. Miss Swygert has Won distinction for her educa tional work and is recognized as one Washingtoh, May 30^—A plea for the preservation of tihidi^ional ideals of democracy in government lest the. American people “become the prey of a-dictator” was voiced today J^y Gen eral John J. Pershing. Surrounded. by the graves of the nation ter of Cnidra, speiU: Sundi^ witfr ' Maurice DavaspoiV Hr. and Mrs. J. E. Boyce. / Bernice WheldieL Walter Jolmsoa, Bobby Boyce is. spending a few i Opal Smitl^ Moprbead. weeks with his grandfather, R. E. Boyce, in Lynchburg. ^r- , Seventlbgwiia;. Harold Lewis, acex Eidings, Floyd Wines, Lilliail Miss Madge Abrams ‘ speat^-the j Melli^ Fanner, Jeanette Gas- fveek-end with Mr. and Mrs.«C. kins, Sybil ^Jenkins, Elizabeth 'LollU, Abrams. * [ Ruth Stanies,. Grace Martin. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. DavenpoSrt Md| Eighth grade: Idetbel Francis, children and Mrs. Annie DavenpWftr^y^y Kelly, Louise Owens. Charles spent the week-end with relatives m Lucia Nabors, Clifford Bra- the Smyrna community near Laurene Hix, Albert Hughes, i>«rry. j Kelly Waits, Claudia Mae Boyce, Mil- jdred. Bozard, Ruth Hair, Elizabeth Birthday Partica Given ' Willingham. Little Be^ Royrc" celebrated her ^ Wo 1 ^^rd birthdif Oft Stturday afternoon-f«f^ M ^ Q he A.^_ E. F. coupled with his pjea a call to the United States to do its full share in maintaining world peace. He spoke in the presence of Presi dent Roosevelt and other dignitaries at Memorial day ceremonies. “These holy rites,^’ General Persh ing said, “should arouse a new con sciousness of the responsibility that rests jipon us to serve the nation for which bur comrades fought and died.” For people who “listen to the al luring promises of sophistry and be- ceme neglectful,^ he^sbid there iff no assurance that their rights will hot be curtailed, “if not wholly lost.” • “A free government can be achieved and maintained only by constant vigi lance. It is a time when only true Americans should be placed on guard. ’^It is almost axiomatic to say that THURSDAY, JUNE 11 -“Desert Gold” \ of the leading teachers of French in » ^^o complacently submit to .[iTouth Carolina high schools. Ad- unreasonable demands of a clamor ous minbrity will certainly become the prey of a dictator. It is likewise her wedding night her love sets vanced French, wirk will be ynder Dr. Spencer. An additional course in French history, nc-‘. taught in regular I -essifin, will be under Dr. Huntley. Courseb in education and educational psychology will be taught by Prof. Monts and Dr. Roper. One of these is special course, not offered during the West ablaze! A bride . . . an an cient treasure . . . pawns in the bat tle of white man against red! Anoth-| er thrilling, action-packed romance' of the West! | Shorts—“The Poodle,” “We Did It,” M(«M News. Morning Show At 10 O’cl^k. lOc To All lego and .»aid that it meant much to thi^egular session'. Advanced and him frt the twrt towns jrruw and • . ^ -i, i . * i. him to see’the two towns grow'and work together. He spoke of the P. C. introdtxjtory .English will be taught by Dr. Wopdworth. A course in first- program and of the fine spirit of sup- SparSjs scheduled under Rob- port shown in Laurens towards the, MeLee^^ent graduate. Other college and of the outstanding record ^Qu^es are being^nsidered. depend-! made by one of its young woinew'^ent upon the demandSfqr such work. 1 Miss Laura Fleming, during the tes- schoolXatem will be, axiomatic thgt there can be no per manence for « nation whose people have only a selfish interest in its wel fare; and again that people who fail to govern themselves are destined one day to become a subject people. “If we are to remain a" free people these truths Vnust be kept constant in mind. They should prompt us to strive more earnestly for a higher standard of citizenship.” her . little friends w.ere present for a,i i. thi, happy tim.. After the «.m« and f OB S^E-All my houwhold ,tirie. Mr,. Bwe, asm.ted by Mr,. . •"<* furniture. Mi„ ladle Blakely, Floyd Oabome and Mre. John iFelt- i '■* Muegrove street. 6-4-2C man, served deliciohs refreshments to.pQ^ g^LE-^ne' wood saw outfit— the kiddies and visitors.* V isaw, engine and table. J. A. Bailey. Master Ray Streetman was honbr^ 6-4-3tc guest at a birthday party at his home i on Saturday afternoon^ Tbi^ was his I FOR RENT -i- Filling station near fourth birthday. .Mrs. Streetman on-j Training school, on Columbia high- tertained the little folk with games way. Price $10.00 month. Apply to on the lawn, after .which delicious icejA. B. Galloway. ll-2p cream and cake were served by the 1 Z ^ 7~m » j • ho,te„, a„irted by Mr,. Ora Ue'FOR ;REW-My hou,o of JJ. jUair Mrs. Wertz Eatertains Mrs. Ray Wertz delightfully enter- taine4 the members of the Woman’s •streo^i PoBsession at once. For. inforai mat|pn apply to Mrs. H! D. Rentin, at po9toffic€. Ip LOST — Key ring containing seven keys. Tag No. 419180. Return if Auxiliary and the Christian Endea-1 found to Mrs. Dennis Sowers. Ic vor at her home on Saturday evening! ^ Itc in honor of W. C. Keller, who has' served the Presbyterian church here as student pastor for t^ past two MAN WANTED for Rawleigh Route of 8D0 families. Good profits for years. He gave up the work on June bustler. lYe troin and Iwlp yo^Wnte 1st, as his school and Y. M. C. A. work will occupy all of his time dur ing the coming year. Tempting refreshments were served by the hostess. Mr. Keller was. pre sented a gift as a token of appreci ation of his services here. . today. Rawleigh Co., * Dept. SCF-27- SA2, Richmond, Va. ^ " 6-25-4p NOTICE — During June and July I will have a young jack at my bam on highway No. 7, four miles west of Clinton. $5.00 cash, balance term*. Jack H. Davis, $r. ^ 6-4-3tc FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, June 12 and 13 “YeUowDust” sjon just closed. ' / Mr. Jacobs introduced ^ guest, Dr. John Evans, rjeligiopk editor of Stoddard Out For the same as in past years^SChere will be six weeks of work witlXlasses meeting five days a week. Three >l|iss I studying the pl^s and problems of rthe^ tnsjtituttoX Dr Evktts stated With RICHARD DIX, LEILA HY-^that'it was^his first visit to South AMS, ANDY CLYDE. When the gun Qg|.pi|na/knd expressed his pleasure hand ruel Nevada and the earth gavel jp what he had found here and with np ite gold. Bob Culpepper, proud and j hjaXisit to the Clinton institution, daring, hit the roaring trail! ' « is my belief, he said, that the col- Comedy, “Railblrds.” “GREAT AIRTjjpge under the i^ourse contemplated' MYSTERY” No. 9. “Cock Robi|t”^—, jjy President Jacobs will attract at Th« Chicago Tribune,/»)» ha, „iod, are echeduled every momi... .‘il! ««pt Saturday. The ,tudent will be permitted to carry two semester courses. The dining hall and dormi tories will not be kept open during Walt Disney’s Color Clsssica X 10c and 25c the summer, but students may make individual boarding arrangements in the city. NEXT WEEK—“COLl LY TQ BED.’ BROKE THE B^^NK CARLO.’” N ” “EAR- MAN WHO OF MONTE tention throughout the educational world. He spoke of education, its meaning and pos.sibilities, and said that it should furnish to students a broad base of human life and experi ence. J. B. Townsend reported fory^he joint comfnittee on beautification that’ the work wa.s underway anq would in- Lander Assembly To Be June 8-12 More Than ^00 Young People Expected To Attend Metho dist Conference. Lander B. Stodfdard, well known tizen of Owings Station, has form- alXentered the race for county com- missibeer of Laurens county. His name ajipears in the regular an- nouncemenXrolum of The Chronicle today. Mr. Stqddard is the son of the late RobertX. Stoddard, promi nent citizen of theX^nty in his day. He is ndw engaged ins^rming and dairying at Owings. lilhs^jStoddard says that he has had expedience in building cross country 'roadXsand bridges7 and feels that he could n|l the jo'6 of county commissioner with satisfaction to the people.; .May Honor RolUfor Joanna School First grade: Ray Long, _Garland Streetman, Nell Kay, Jaqueline Kelly, Betty Matthews, Naomi Sample, Inez Tinsley, Elise Vaughn, Barbara Wil lingham.. Second grade: Hollis Brannon, Glenn Cktt, Virlyn Davenport, Joa McGee,' Barron O'Shields, Dorothy Kelly, Joe Surratt BABY CHICKS SATURDAY,' Rhode Island Reds and Barred Rocks. Fresh Feed to start them on and keep them growing. Chick Tablets, Foun tains, Feeders and Oyster Shells. Blakely Brothers Seed Store* Tele phone 188. . . Ic NOTICE — Want your children to have a vacation. Send them out to Third' grade: Arthur Adams, Hor-lMrs. J. W. Queen’s, near the Clinton ace Bodie, Harold Darnell, J. R. Hall,'water plant, for afternoons, days, or Will be well cared Richard Willingham, Louise Crapps, Sybil Farmer. Fourth grade: Fred Bragg, Mary | rens, S.*C., R.F.D. Box 71. Francis, Eunice Whelchelr l^uglas Plehlty of playground. Moderate pric es. Address Mrs. J. W. Queen, Lau- Qlark, Chalmers Johnson. Fifth gride: William Poag, Billy Willingham, Louise Blakely^ Crapps, Vivian Crowder, Edna Put nam, Bobbie Jean Carr, Viola HalU Juanita Franks, Gladys Willingham. Hotel Clinton. FOR RENT—‘By week or month, dur ing summer, small sCucco cottage, 3 Lethai'rooms and bath, furnished, at Beau fort Shores, Beav^ort, S. C. $10.<Xh per week in advance. Mrs. J. L. Rentz, “*- Greenwood, June l.r-MQre than 300 I volve considerable expepsi?, time andryp^pg, people from all sections of Jh® NOW WITH BELK'S Miss Iona Blakely, who has beenili iONAL COTTON WEEK Theatre MONDAY AND TUESDAY. V. ..r-June 8 and 9 “Desire” I ■ > ..w... ... o.rvv.u..o w, V..V i employed in Columbia for the past I work. I Upper South Carolina conference, in-1 several months, has returned to the A most enjoy^le part of the eve-1 a number from Spartanburg{city and accepted a position as sajes- I ning sj entertainment was a musicqj county, are expected to attend thejlady with the well-known Beik’j De- Methodist young people's assembly to, partment store. Miss Blakely has be held in Greenwood, June 8-12, ac-j been identified wtih the retail mer- cording to the Rev. Wilson 0. Wei-icantile business of the city ifur sev- program by ^everal talented Laurens musicians./ Mi^ Kathleen Sanders presided at the piano. Mrs. Inez Wood and Mrs. Flora B. .McMillian gavfe several solo selections that were With MARLENE DIETRICH and>^nthusiastically received by the au- GARY COOPER. The dashing “Bed-!Frank MeCrav-y gave a clever gal Uncer” and the dangerous lady j negro imjiersonation that added to of “Morocco” ... reunited in a charm- mk story so modern it might happen tomorrow ... so down-to-earth that you might be the (my and you the girl . . . who surrendered to the be guiling influence of a Spanish moon! — Comedy. “Party On Cataliila Isle.” “How f Tp/»have.” 10 A. M. Show—TUESDAY. / lOc and 20c the evening. A group of small Ne gro children had a part on the pro- don, of Columbia, president of the young people’s organization. - The "theme of the assembly will lie., ''In My Name—Build,” and will formally begin with a banquet oh Monday night, June 8. Classes.will begin 'on Tuesday morning and will gram with several religious songs. | continue through Friday. - Each day oral years, and invites her friends to call on her in her new position. Joanna News Goldville, May 26.—>James Wofford WEDNESDAY. THURSDAY. June 10. and 11 “Big Brown Eyes” With CARY GRANT and JOAN BENNEIT. He got away with mur der! . . . until he matched his wits agxhnt a pair of big brown eyes At the conclusion of the meeting j there will be games, recreation,! of Spartanburg, spent Sunday with it was decided to make the joint! gathering of the two organizations an annual event. then Park Avwuie^s amaotheat rack etcer took it on the chin! She looked too sweet to be dangerous. Bui she put society’s smartest con-man on the or4a- - Runl,” -“Spooks,” 10 A. M. Show—WEDNESDAY. 10c To All Pitts Offers For Alderman S. A. Pitts announces himself in to day’s paper for alderman in ward two in the approaching municipal pri ing anuounced-for re-eleotio»-4ev weeks ago. Ml*.. Pitta is a naftve of Clintoa end a well known and popular auto- IS mobile salesman of the city. He has a wide circle of friends who will be intefeated In his uniiminceiiierit and the outcome of his race.— meeting of, interest groups and in- .spiration addresses and other at tractive features. Among the fea tures of the program will be the ad dresses given by Bishop Paul B. his sister, Mrs. C. A* 0*Shields Mr. and Mrs. B. L. Saxon and son, Bruce, spent the week-end with Mrs. Saxon’s mother In Great Falls. Mrs. Charlie Cole and little son of Be Thrifty - Wear Cotton - It’s Cool Kern, of Greensboro, N. C., who will Whitmire, are spending the week mary. He is the second entry in this race, the incumbent P. B. Adair, hav->|mith,' of Uurens, the Rev. David speak twice on Tuesday apd Wed nesday. Among the instructors and lead ers on the program are the folloiv- ing: the Rev. W. L. Mullikin, the Rev. J,<A. Barrett, the Rev. D. H. Mont gomery, of Columbia, the Rev. J. 0. Sr-Cr Ritter; "bf Spartanburg, the Rev. Qctlia Holler, of Aiken, the Rev. J. H. Kohler, of Fountain Inn, the Rev. W. B. Gar rett,-of -Greenwood, Mrs. Katherine Ifaszey, o>f Rock Hill, Miu Charlotte PPrtiir., or taamaeter. PpnHrw FRIDAY AND SATURDAY. June 12 and 13 “Smokey Smith” With BOB STEELE. MARY KORN- MAN, GEORGE HAYES and WAR- NER RICHMOND. “Smokey Smith,” a slam-bang, sensational Weetmm that’s got EVERYTHING in the line of resonant thrills, de^s of daring, gunplay, grapples to the death, and clean whedesome Sentiment of the kind that plays upon your henrt- Btiings. It’s B(A Ste^ ace ridw and .battler of the Hlms, ut Ids bully best in the moat vivid, out-af-doors adven ture picture of Ma speetueulur career. Camady. “REX AND RINTY” Na^ 4. “Spark Plug” colored cartoon, and 20e Camqn Out ¥or. Game. Whrden ADDS NINTH GRADE The Joanna school at Goldville will add a ninth grade for the new ses- smn bagiiuiiw in September, accord ing 4p_uu anaeuneemant nuda the past wndk bg rtbe. haurd of trustaas. TIm aimfc. tanth and alsvanth p«h |iU oif tlttir aupAM^ attsadad tka fibitoa sfM llte past yaar. - Whitmire,- of^ Greenville, and mailjL others. Officers of the young people’s or ganization are: Wilson 0. Weldon, of Columbia, president; Mary Glenn Chambers, of Clemson College, vice- president; Sara Jane Frye, of Green ville, secretary; Caroline Cannon, of Spartanburg, treasurer; Ina Chap- with Mr. and Mrs. Guy Putnam Mr. and Mrl—Grady Berry, Mrs. Eunice Berry, Evelyn Berry, and Wil liam Evans, all of Newberry, were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. James Evans. Little Mass Frances McElveen of Greet Falls, is spending the sumnier with her sister,- Mrs: B.-tc Saxon.— MrsT R. G. Carr and children are spending h few days hi Gaffney. Mr. and Mrs. W. K. Waits, Miss Vivian Waits, Kelly Waits, and Mrs^ Chandler motored to Asheville, N. <J. Sunday;. ~ TTn any'Mm.'lV. H. Man! were called'to Greenwood Sutiundisy on ^ count of the death of/tneir son-mV the M. A. (Gus) Cannon, well known farmer of the Hopewell section, an nounces himself in today’s paper aSjTWah. of Greenville, publicity suuper- a candidate for game warden in the intendent. The dean is the Rev. J. 0. August primary. He is the first Smith, of Laurens, and the.Rev. Da- candidate io officially throw his hat vid Clyburn, of Spartanburg, is'^di- in the ring in this contest. * | rector of young people’s work./ Mr. Cannon was one of seventeen candidates offering for this office two yeai^ a^ at which time he made | a most creditable showing. He is well qualified to fill the position and will' doubtless receive a strong support in I his race throughout the county. W. Ell wood Dillard, well known lo- CURTAINS Ruffled, tie back Curtains, full 32-in. width, 2 Vi yards long!. Plain and dotted. Ex tra wide frills. Bought to sell for 79c. — National Cotton Week Special-— 2 Pair for 88c - 7c Yd. One big tablXqf assorted Organdies, Print^^tiste, Voiles andT^ts. F^t col or. A IJS^ value. National Cotton Week- Sfiedal - 7c Yd. DRESSES Just unpacked* 100 Ladies* thin cool Dn»^ in Print ed Voiks," Batistes Laces,. Oao and two-niece styjkinibThelflrot to wear Boys* Play Suits, in fast- color broadcloths. Sizes 3 to 8. Buy two gt this low price. National Cotton Week 446 National Cotton WocIe'' * Special— Cotton Lacek Pretty designs and colors , lp- Cnrion Ijnces.. Gnanuii- / Qlwood DUkdd ^ In Hbuse Race REGULAR SERVICES SUNDAY EVENING Regular evening services ip^ the churches of the city will be held Sun day. At the morning hour the con gregations will unite fbr the orph anage commencement program to be held in the. Thomwell Memorial church. BtmSCIU&B TO Tin CHRONI^ “TW, Paper Fvatyhady cal attorney, announces his candidacy in today’s paper for the house of cep- rt^nattives from Laurens county in this summer’s primary. Mr. Dillard was born in the Sandy Springs section near here, and for a number of years past has been a resi dent of this city. He is a graduate in law from the University of South Carolina. He is a member of the board of trustees of Hunter school district No. 6. His entry in the leg islative race will b« received wiA interest by his frieade hue nnd eUs. where. law, Mr. i^struhic. / Miss Modeene /Finney spent we^-end CImtoA with friends. Mr. and Mri. S. G. SuHon and fam ily spent^jthe week-end in Enoree. Mr. v and Mrs. WilKam Thon^ spent the week-end in Columbia. . hlr. and Mrs. William Snelgrove and children of Clinton, spent Sun day with Mr: and Mrs. J. D.' Odell. Mr. and Mrs. O. M. Tsmplcton and family, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Templeton and little son spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Bnehaisan, at Swaimanoa, N. C. Miss Louise Bannister of Pelzer, is spemhng the we^-end with Mfn. Mack Blakely. Miss Mary Nell Sample left Sun- day to spei^ the summer with her aunt in ColnoAia. Mrs. J. R. Funderburk and dangh- SANDALS Just received, a new tlUp- ment of latest stylt San- dmls. Some toeless and heel- less. Colors pastels and white. See these beforh buying. National Cotton Week Special— 97c or.^ 25c Natiofud Cotton Week Special-^' 16c Yard WASH PANTS MEN’S SUITS Men's Cotton Washable Suits. Single and double- breasUd models. S^port back. SanfMised. A new one if tMr shrink. Belk’s Price-- ^ UM par Window. Men's pre-shrunk and San forized Wash Pants. In stripes, checks and white duck. Sizes 29 to 50. National Cotton Week Special— . 94c Pafr POLO SHIRTS Bojra’ Cotton Mesh PtOo Shirts. Ideal for hot days. National Cotton Week Special— ^ Each ilotaL: Belk's Dept. Store SELL FOR LESS**