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/ THUB8PAY. JUI.Y 2, IMt T \ > / \ I reijfning people's front the streets of Toulouse. Several were hurt and a number arrested.^ Verbal hoetiiities between ri^phtUts w and'leftists were due for a chirnMr Dciands Highiist of'deputies airin^tomorrow in debate Dissolution AS Nation^ Trou* ^ the fovernment decree dissolvinf TBRcuwTON ceftowtcta V. 8. a French Strikors ^ Holding To Posts blcs Arc Rtrcircd. i Paris, June 29.—Conimunists called today for speedy dissolutien of Color pel Francois de la Rogue’s new right ist -party, fronted for ‘'conquest and power” in uneasy France. Manifestations of political' unrest continued, amt strikers held their po sitions on^acaUered fr<mt8. Police dispersed another nationalist demonstration at the rekindlii^ of the flame at the tomb of the unknown slodier, beneath the Arcade Triomphe. Members of de la Rocque’s Croix de Fau,^ ordered dissolved by the govern ment, fought with members of the Dr. Felder Smith of DRS. SMITH r SIfflTS OPTOMETRISTS Specialist' In Eye Examinations OflBcc Hours 8 to 6 Daily Pfidne 101 for Ajii^intraent Oinion, s! Cr th Croix de Feu and other so-called Fascist leagues. ~ Chunber lobbies foresaw no imme diate major jpolitical repercussioos from de la Rogue’s new "social par ty.” Moderate deputies predicted the struggle between th ^ two. extremes would last for months. ' Annonncement of de la Rooque's plans was countered by organisation <rf a French party” by Jacques Ctoriot, former Communist deputy. Communists also seis^ one de la Rocque’s declaration he was prepared to taice power “illegally” if neceseary ss meaning he was “preparing for another and more violent and murder ous F^rimry 6.” (.They referred to the sanguinary riots of February 6, 1984). Mr. and Mrs. Russell Cooper spent Sunday in Greer with Mr. and Mrs. Tom Furches. Mrs. J. F. Boxard of Greenville^Us spending this week with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Henry. Hiss 1 Psggi^ Sprunt has returned from Camp TdkK^^ndSbh, nesir^ Hen dersonville, N. C^where ahe spent several weeks. Alliens Copeland has returned from Camp Tonawanda, Hendersonville,,N. C., where she spent several weeks. Bebe Dillard is attending a house party at Lake Murray this week.' . Carroll Bames,~Kohn Barnes and Woods Wannamaker spent Sunday in Spartanburg with .friends and rela tives. Frances Ruth Edwards is spending- NEW YORK LIFE MAN —15 Ycftn Experkaet ProfessionaJ Insurance Information Fumidied Free' Member « The National Aaeoclatlon of Life . I Undbrwriteni*' 1 Mrs. Mrs. Rutledge Adair of^Greenville, jMveral days in Georgia with rela tives. Miss Ethel Wright of Lanford, spent Monday here with her sister, •X^Mrs. W. 0. Holland. \ Charles McDaniel and Joe lii^cDaniel sjwnt Sunday in Augusta, Ga., with relatives; is visiting her parents, H. D. Henry. Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Roche ancT^n, Murray, of Augusta, Ga., were g^e4 of Mrs. Agnes Kem last week. Misses Shirley Thompson and Mil- drde Bethea of Dillon, are the guests of Miss Peggy Sprunt Mrs. C. W. Weir and daughter, Vir ginia, have returned from Camp Pin- i»000»0»»0^0»0»4»»0»»»»»0000000000000»0»0»0#00»o»»»» The gemral confederation, of labor, nacle, where' they have been spending made official araiouncemeni its en rollment, following the recent strikef, was now approximately 3,590,000 members. Interior ministir *nd other officials continued to eeek settlement of walk outs of Paris bookmakers, Lorraine iron-steel hands and St. Naaajw na- llar "sKipyiird” workeira. Subecribe To THE CHRONICLE “The/Paper Everybody Reads” RADIO SERVICE ^ M "Service With Satisfaction” All Work Guaranteed Phone 36 RADIO EXCHANGE the past three weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Humphries and little son of Colinnbia,' spent Friday with Miss Ladie Davis. i J. Isaac Copeland of Greenville, spent the week-end with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Copeland. , will be glad to know' she has returned home, after being General hospital past two weeks. J. W. White and Bill White of J. I. Adair' spent Sunday in Au gusta, Ga.i^^ith his brother, O'Neal Adair, who iV n patient in the Vet erans’ hospital. \ La villa FergxisonN^umed to her home in LancaX^ __Tue8dky, after s^ndiri^ the*past terTd^^ with Lula Gray Harris. Miss Virginia Stroup of Greenwood, spent Friday with Mr. and Mrs.^ B. Wilder. X -d-. -W. DHlard of Spartanburg,~ypi6Bt' Sunday with Mrs. Alma Dillard and a patient in the j other relatives. in G.reenville the Gaston Wilder’ ^returned Monday from "'Jacksonville, Fla., where he at tended the wedding of Miss Marguer- Greenwood, spent a few days lastjite Dillard to Johnnie 67 Bazemo^e. vveeTc with Billy Johnson. | while in Jacksonville he was ^^he Mr. and Mrs. John W .'* Little spent, jjruost of his uncle and aunt, Mr.- the week-end in Winnsboro, with Mrs. Little’s parents. 1 Mrs. Jim Davison of Hiikqry,.N. C., jis visiting her sis.ter, Mrs. J. Lee 'Young. , V / 'd w Mrs. J. R. Dillard. n. ^^s. A. M. Co{>eland was in CTam- erton. N. C.r last Tuesday'for the nijirriage of her niece. Miss Rebecca Dixon Moore, to Morgan Warner of MfR'II Bhow you why thoy^ro tho 1936 BLUE RIBBON VALUES IPrfzB Quollty at Evary Prico AU live you the AOOIIYIAR MAMIN OF/ MFCTY— Center Trsction for ouieker*' •topping (let US show youO All ere HiNVOUT PWOTICTO M MRV FLY by patented SUPBRTWIST Cord-*extni tprindy, fooler laatinl (eak ue to dem« onitrate!) ' X / _ All built to (foUver LONItT eotr Pn MU service by worid'i lar|ett /ubber oom* ^ peny-ffisker ol the inoet dree by miUfoiif B. F. Wfngard was a btusiness vis*{Battle Creek -Mich Wednesday. j r. £.’ Sadler and children re- Miss Thelma Owens, accompanied j turned Monday from a two weeks’ by Mr. and Mrs. E^Fridad of Green ville, spent Monday in Florence and Lake City. Barrie Jean Wjngard spent Sunday in Hickory Tavern- with bee-'grand mother, Mrs. Effie Wasson. stay at Myrtle Beach M iss Willis Mae Wilson of Spartan burg, sipent Saturday with her sister, Mrs. C. E. Nichols. Mr. and Mrs. B. B. Ballard have re turned from their wedding trip and Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Dailey and chil-, taken an apartment at the home How about MimiEllTHa? Gtveayoe 43% OMte aoa-akkl mllaeie. Sfaadard oe the aew eert. World's mmU popelsw tire at aay i»riee. Look it ovoct ^—T—yirgpr J A Lif$’Saver for PochtboiAs! PATHHNDER Maoy of o«r ooetoasert toy it'e -tho biggeot OKmeya worth te idwbI World’s intrahoiao oooooay dre—ovar 22 oiillioa sold to dots. Reol Goodyaor goatitv. Frixe raliia for aorel Oiw PricM start at 51' World\Greatest Mi SPEED Haod oor way if yo« ioogeet-miloagi l;ro.o with oil dM Goodyo) Hare’s aa low :^^the finest, eaieet, priee httyettMtar Ribbofl feetnree. tops at A WEEK ON CASY PAY PLAN / dren left this week for a vacation trip to Kentucky and Tennessee. Mrs. James Anderson and little daughter, Joan, are visiting her par- ente in Lexington, N. C. Miss Lidie Davis is spending a few days in Augusta, Ga., with friends. Miss Margaret Kem of Greenwood, spent last week with her grandmoth er, Mrs. Agnes Kem. Mr. and Mrs. E. F. "Cutbreath of Charlotte, .>(. C., ai« spending a few days with the latter’s parents, Mr. and Mrs..O. I. Sheely. .M rs. H. T. Danner, Jr., and daugh ters, Mabel and Elizabeth, of Beau-/ fort, were guests la«t week of Mr^. "B. 0. Whitten.. Mrs. R. C. Adair and childl^en, Myra and Clu-is. spent last week in Asheville, N. C., wltl\ relatives./ Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Kem ^d Ag nes Kem of Greenw'ood, sXnt Sun day “wTCETHrs. Agnes Kem. / Don Copeland was in Granville last Tuesday for the Milam-^allard wed ding. / Carroll Copeland i^ spending this week in Renno with her grandmother, Mrs. John M. Copland. Mrs. B. O. Whitten and daughter. Miss Mildred, spending a few days Tn Seneca/with relatives. / Oscar Kerji of Reidville, spent Tuesday wit)f his mother, Mrs. Agnes Kem. ' / f - Mr. and/Mr;. Weir Davis of Colum bia, vist^ relatives here oi^ Sunday. Mrs,/W. G. Hobbs has returned to her home in Savannah, Ga., after spen^Jing two weeks with/her sister, Mrs, W. H. Roberts. / - Davenport Milam of Pooler^ spent the past week with her sister-in-law, Mrs. W. H. Roberts. Mr. and Mrs. W. E. AJair and chil dren, Milam and Betty, of Greenville, visited relative^ here Monday and Tueeday. / Mrs. Emma Comelson of Spartan burg, is spending some time hene with her sister, MIm Connie Baileyr Mrs, H. Wm and' children of Jacksonville Fla., will arrive this week ^th ber parents, Mr. and.Mrs. R. B. Vaiice. Mrs. W. O. Hobbs and Mrs. W. H. Roberts speot-the week-end in • At lanta, Ga. Miss Connie Bailey, Mrs. R. B. Vance and Miss Rosanna Vance spent last Wednesday in Greenville. _ Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Holland and ifirs. rf ~yMrs. iGa,, sp 'aver/ McDaniel Clinton, S. C. FREEDOM’S DAY The governmental changes which have swept over the world in tho years since the War have increased the • significance for Americans of - - . ^ JULY 4, 1776 We do well to set aside one day in the year for cele- iiratt8W"bf ThF'hTrth^ay nation, l^e princrpjes laid down in thO Declaration of 160 years ago are our great* est national asset. We Will Observe Monday, July 6th, As a ^ Legal Holiday. x Safety Deposit Boxes For Rent A CHEAP FORM OF INSURANCE FOR YOUR VALUABLES. M. I. lailei i Son little son spent the week-end at Lan ford with Mrs. Holland’s parents. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Simmons an nounce the birth of « daughter, Bar bara Atm, on Monday, June 29. Mrs. S. E. Evans and children o1/ Bennettsville, and Mrs. Craig Kep- nedjr Aiid baby. of Spartanburg, l^ve returned to their homeOPfter spend ing, several days with their pf^ents, Mr. and^Mrs. J. M. Pitts. / Lieut, and Mrs. J. M. Ca^n have taken an apartment wit^ Mr. and Mrs. M. M. Freeman. Hugh Jacobs returp^ yesterday from 0>lumibia, where he has been at tending the Y.M.C.^ bamp the part severer weeks. Friends of Knok^ Wyatt,’member of this year’s gra^lWting class at Prea- byterian colli^ 'ivill be interested to know that hf^as accepted’ a position with the KyM oitore in Augusta, Ga. Mrs. B/F .Copeland has returned from Whiter Haven, Fla,, where she has b^n spending several weeks with her pra md ’daughter-in-law, Mr, and Mrs. G, E. Coprtand. She was a^eom. ppnied by her graadson, C. W. Wier, Jr., who had been- visiting in Florida /Ifor'aevaral weeks. / ‘ of Mrs. Myrtle Hunter. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Shealy of Little ■Mountain, s|>ent .Surfday with their son and daUghter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. \V. C. J(healy. Rev. and Mrs. C. B. Betts are at tending the A. R. P. Bible conference at Bon plarken, N. C., this week. Mrs./ Kenneth Burdette and chil dren 01 Charleston, are visiting Mrs. Huli^t Pitts, Mrs. A. N. ^well, and oth^ relatives. Mrs. W. W. Harris and daughter, (/)rnelia,^ returned Friday from a /hree weeks’ vacation trip to Myrtle Beach. _ Mr. and Mrs/VV. W.-Arrington and children of Greenville, sfxent .Sunday with Mrs. Arrington’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. F. Blakely. Mr. and Mrs. Bbnn'er Harvley and little daughter, </f Gr^nwood, spent Sunday with Mrs. Harvley’a parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. B, Blakely. Dr. and Mrs. R. L. Coe and daugh ter, Miss Louise, of Columbia, spent a few' dayi last week with Mr. and Mrs. W. FT. Shands. Miss kSnook.s Phillips, accompanied by heV aunt, .Mrs. Grier Wright of Ware/Shoals, deft Tuesday for New York, where they will visit relative.s. Jli;3, Buck Abrams and Mbs- Nelle Abrams have returned from a week’s visit to relatives in Leicester, N. C. Mr. and Mrs. S. W, Sumerel' and children leave tomorrow for a two weeks’ stay at Ridgecrest, N. C. Misses Emma Little and Margaret Moorhead are spending several weeks at Ridgecrest, N, C. Mrs. Colie B. Adair visited her par ents in Creer during the past W' end. Louise Jaco'bs, Inez Young /and Elizabeth Graharti have returned/from Carhp Tonawandah, near Henderson ville, N. €., where they h^e been spending several weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Jl^itchell and children, Fred, Jr., and Carolyn Mae, of Aaheyille, N,. C., sj^nt ^ y end with Mrs. MitchetPs pareiifs, Mr.' * atnd Mrs. O. A Sow^, and other rel- Mrs. Rae McQ^ and children of Greenwood, sp^t Sunday with her mother, Mrs^^Mary Prather. Miss Dfildred Mc'Pm accompanied them home, after spending several days arith- her ^andmother. Mr.~a^ Mrs. Johnnie B. Bazemore left Si^ay for their home in Jack- sonviljie, Fla., after spending i^eral day^ with the litter's grandmother, Mre. Alma Dillard, and other rela tives. Mrs. Bazemore, before her mar riage last week, was Miss Marguerite Dillard, formerly of this city. Mr. and Mrs. James Adair left last week for tlMlr home In Washington, D. C., after spending their vacation here with the former’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. F. Adair. They were ac companied home by Miss Emmie Adair, who will spend some time with them, and from there will go to Pem broke, N. H., to visit her eister and brother.in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Burroughs, for the remainder of the summer. i 1^ A NR E R S OLDEST STRONGEST -A par-, iree^ lSntirdisr3DxiaBH...IlULXTT! Tbmorrotf ..TIT TMOOXQUIin.s The maving finger of Time writet slowly tbrouih the year*, 'Today, man* olualv* probtema bavt batn tolvM... yet { Ian goaa forward iato Tomorrow with Um full aOMrtedgt that PrograM will contlaua . . . that htuduui uigaaoltjr wtU atrira to maka tha way aaalar Tomorrow, r auLuaaMkk amo Ibica 1141—tha bakara of CLAUSSXN'I BBIAD ka*a aastckad tka aureh of Pros- raaa. Today. 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