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1' , ^ . 1 - PAGE TWO 4 : J I \ THE CLINTON CHRONICLEj CLINTON, 8. C. Enrollment For COLLEGE fRESHMAN CLASS f. THURSPAYo.SEPTEjMBER ID, 1936 aty SchooU reaches HIGH MARK OF 108 nro men oji ne ! Fifty-seventh Year- Auspiciously Opened Tuesday With Matricu- ci y sc 00 s up 0 latibn of New Students. Old Students Arrive Today Class Work Getting Under Way Saturday* YoMoCoA.*^Sponsors Enter tainment a'hd Orientation Work. Plant Improved and Sever^ Chang<^ Made In Faculty. Fighting Ragfes ^ In Large / Spanish Government reached a total ot l,232f divided as follows: High' school, |337; Florida Street school, 357; Aciideirhy Street, j 368; Providence (Lydia) 170, 1 Rebels Defeated. Heavy* Ar • tillery Fire. h special tribunal,v ordered employers to pay their -’assistants |l2,pM,000 for time, lost during the radical revolt jofo October, 1934. _ . |, The employers were'instructed to Claims deposit thiernaioney in government Presbyterian College opened its Why not keep yonr nKmey at hoiit by giving your anb^ripUona—either = doors'to 108 new students Tuesday new «r renewal—^to • . I afternoon to begin its fifty-seventh JAMBS W. CALDWELL J .. The Magaxiae Man ' ^—[ord breaking class trooped into Clin- UmiBBBBBBHHBBIIIVpIHMvlton, and assembled for the first time the dining hall for the evening meal. I year and several others are expected Uoday. All <Iay members of the rec- CASINO THEATRE MONDAY AND TUESDAY, September 14 aiul 15 ^ O*. a. ^ w With CHARLES COLLINS, FRANK ' Immediately following dinner they met in the college chapel to be wel comed by President William P. Ja cobs, president of the* student body, 'Raleigh Shoemaker, and-praaident-of the Y.' M. C. A., Chester Keller. In welcoming the students, Presi- Madrid, Sept' against an en disorganized by banks to indemnify hll workers’.dis charged for political rea-sons during and after the revolt. , While these moves were being •^A rtemiy =dv.nce j All offtciEh, bo.rd of .tew.rd», ete ** * I.--- .....‘‘a sbavm* i«a ^ n da^^'^hool council at the- <;hurch Mon day evening at 8 o’clock in the regu lar ^prayer meeting room. All teachera and officers are expected to be pres ent.' . Sunda'y, Sept- 20, the presiding eL der, W. B. Oarrett, of Greenwood, will preach, and immedialeiy aftel* the service the fourth and last quarterly conference of the year will be held.' ‘demoralized andjiitical strength at home, on the field j**"® requested ,to remain after tlm ^ • a long series of‘the , government militiamen were ors^‘uth“cro"ni"”&.r*i,,;"“«W"F «• »■**'* North Carolina, Florida, Alabama, > n*«ht for Madrid government troops ( ; TOrPenn,yI,.„H., .od T.nn..- jo„ ^ ^ PRESIDING ELDER ' *®®* . J . .•!-*” ^”® Talavera sector southwest All entertainment and I orientation j of Madrid, it was said the govern-, work has been carried out by the Y. 1 ment troops advanced four miles Ijfc • M. C.-A. under the direction of .it* ward Estremadura. seryipe. CARD OF THANKS I desire to publicly exprses my thanks to the voters of Laurens coun. COMING SEPT. 20! ty for the handsome Vpte received in my race on Tuesday^-As one of your president. Cheater Keller. A 100- page handbook'of instructions and in formation for freshmen, edited by El- dred MacLeod, has been published and and diatribuiad by the Y^ M. C. A. to the new students. It contains information about all buildings, or ganizations, and functions of the .school, a complete constitution of the "yesterday, killing 350 government mi-! 1^® meet at 7 instead of 7:30. litiamen. evening churoh service will be (■Onicers said government troops instead of 8 o clock. After MORGAN, STEFFI DUN A.’ and the'dent Jacobs emphasized the fict that ROYAirCASiNOS—the first dancing musical in 100% new technicolor. pruuucc kculiciuch auu icau^io. > , , 'm,;- TirrirK-n«W”.M7ISir.r?S^eTeTi‘T«I^m^^^^^^ has been prepared for the students. th. collego desires above all else' '['‘''’■/“I produee gentlemen and leaders. ‘ “> “■* mance—a singing, swinging tale pf rian college,” he said, ‘‘Your person daring hearts aflame in a land of alities and your abilities must be de- carCfree adventure! See — in color — iveloped by you, yourself, but we are the never-to-be-forgotten “Moonlight] going to do our very best to help you Waltz” — the breath-taking finalein-this development.” He gave them the dozens of dazzling scenes ofjno warnings, no don’ts, he merely dancing thrill and splendor! 1 charged theVn, “You are now a part Comedy, “Shake, Mr. Shakespeare.” of the college. What you are is what .MGM News, 10 A. M. Show—MONDAY. 10c and 25r WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, September 16 and “Forgotten Faces it will bef I know that you have it in you to be leaders, won’t you let it come out?” ’ »- Following the welcome message the new men moxed to the gymnasium New Council - Takes Office (A dispatch from Burgos declared fascist rebels drove back the attack by .government troops near Talavera -KStliI»r sorvlMS will bo held ,t | el«t«d /ommissionera, I Pl«<lf> rof Bred Street Methodiit church Son-l'>*»‘ *«»«■ *“ <"rtheWthe intereits dky by the pastor. Dr. J. C. Roper. Sunday evening the Epworth Lea- of the county and to impartially and fairly serve all sections. I am deeply grateful for your confidence and good will. LANDER B. STODDARD. All Present Employees of CRy Re-elected. Two New Members Take Seats On Council. I . , . Clinton’.s n«w city administratiefn,, , .. . j i • » J- •loew men moved to the Kymnasium I primary an,| '■«»'“wat.“as reported, and in An- j iception given in their 'honor by the, recent'formal gem-1favatninent troopa have tak- CA«>I.1y. M. C. A. . Lral election, took the oath of "'•‘f.'"**; Yesterday they «tood a .senes of -r.. , continued dominance of Cordoba and abandoned 10 trucks and two armored cars, after being ro^uted by soldiers iq Gen, Francisco Franco’s southern army. Two government planes, it was said, were shot down op the southern front). " The-■government" announeement‘-de»- dared it.s forces in the north and! northwest sections ha"^ * -;bardadi various Asturian i|trongholds of the’ rebels, chiefly at Oyido, where As turian miners have sought to dislodge embattled rebeLs. — Exten.sive damage was inflicted on^ the A.sturian capital by heavy artil lery fire, the government bulletin said. Rebels in Huesca and Zaragoza in the Aragon sector were offering less resistance as food and ammunition Sunday the services will be held at 8 o’clock. There will be a^ meeting of the Sun- if You Don’t ReuI the CHRONICLE Yon Don’t Got the NEWS I psychological and placements tests | upoIi'X recommendation of | «™n“J» l'y dl>« t'hels “impossible. (iERTRLDE .MICHAEL. ' * jj^d that afte^moon they went through He hated as few men can hate process of registration and phy- the woman he^once loved. MTien shel .,iga| examination, threatened his daughter s happiness, ^ i^ast night they were welcomed by too, he vowed to stop her! | representatives- of the Rotary,, the "March of Time.” “.Scouring the I ^hg Kiwani.s clubs and the Chamber of Commerce of Clinton. Mayor Bailey, council in short order Another tower on the ancient Al- Skies.” 10 A. M. Show—WEDNESDAY 10c To All FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, September 18 and 19 “Fury” With SPENCER TRACY, SYLVIA be welcomed by the ministers of the present cazar in Toledo was toppled over by government artillery fire, bulletins reported, carrying to death a crew of unanimously ! re-elected all city employees as follows: I), C. Heustess, city clerk. ; u i g u. g l- .Mm. Arthur Howard, anniiitant ''*'>* •' 'emplacement. Much importance wa.s placed by the government on the asserted capture clerk. „ , w Police department: George R. Hol- This morning (pbr.sday) they wllh - g^jg^. Caldwell W. Wier, assist- of Talavera which Major Carlos Coh- SIDNEY, WALTER ABEL. BRUCE , , - , J , ant chief; H. M. Young, L. H. Bag . j • various churchea of tho «ity, and b«. g. MclUillan, C. D. Pitta! r";**’ commander in gin running through class room work. | ^ that sector, termed ‘the nerve_center Old .ttudenta will arrive Thuraday department: B. R.lf.?'*'' communicationa between Mm- Austin,., superintendent, J. R. Work-i ... man, A. M. Cannon, Job D. Holland Our victo^, he declared, elimi- and W E Falls ’ , j nates the hitherto imminent danger Fire department: Thos. P. Owensi Madrid.” afternoon, register Friday afternoon, and begin their class work on Sat urday. The record breaking student body CABOT, EDWARD "ELLIS, WALTER I Presbyterian college is coming to' ^ q. Hooper. BRENNAN, FRANK'ANDERSON. 1^ college that has seen great phy8i-| city attorney, Robert S. Owens. This picture provides Spencer Tracy improvement during the three with undoubtedly the liest role-ft]Tnt>nths since commencement, ever has had. He plays it with an! dwelling house formerly occu- artistry, grim and cruel asJt may be,^ ®® ®Sf® that is certain to leave a memorable Street department: R. F. Adair, su perintendent. Supt. cemetery: Clyde S. Lankford. Council voted to allow all salaries impress. “ADVENTURES OF FRANK MER- HI W ELL” No. II. Walt Disney ’s Silly Symphony, “Three Little W'olves.”* 10c and 25c ^"SRXT WEEK— •THE KINO STEPS OUT plaza ha.s been convert^eil into a stand as at present, and designated M. ( . A. building where the Monday night of each month office, the canteen, and recreation; ^j^g regular meeting time. ro(ims will make it one of the centers j Members of the administration for ot campus life, boon to lie installed j {^j^g coming two years are: Silas Bai- are billiard tables, ping pong tables, jgy^ mayor; aldermen. Dr. T.J. Peake, gamefs of various types, a reading jpg^ p Adair. J. F. Jacobs. F. M. Ro- room, and a lounging room. The dwelling hbuse formerly occu- EAKTHW'ORM TRACTOR” ! Juhn Spratt on the northeast ^^^^^Lside of the campus "has ^en convert- I Pet B. Adair, J. F. Jacobs, F. M. Bo land, Ralph N, Riddle and J. W’. Heda- peth. Messrs. Peake and Riddle are Wd can now sweep every rebel out of the Tagu.s valley.” These reassurances were given put to—the inhabitants of Madrid after they had been routed from their beds by sirens screaming another air-raid w'arning. But the raid farled to ma-i terialize and it was believed sensi-l tive airplane detectors had picked up the sound of planes flying near Madrid. As the new government, containing communists in the ^cabinet for the first time, sought to strengthen its- po.sTtTon Tiy ~ restoT^^ public confi- Theatre MONDAY AND TUESDAY,^ September 14 and 15 “Trouble For Two” ,and Perry L. W'ilburn. ed into an infirmary where ill stu-| f dents will be cared for Mrs. Dru- cie Cromer MeSwain, matron. Here the nio.st jjp-to-date of jjifirmary equipment^ is being installed and, und er' the direction of “Drs. Hays and Rhame, the student body will ^ well cared for. The space formerly occupied by the armory has been moved to the place formerly occupied by thewjju&t office new members, replacing W, J. Henry Julio Alvarez Del Wayo, new socialist minister of state, demanded » full explanation of the bombing of the United States destroyer Kane. Seeking enlarged .support from the Ch^ber Mel Tuesday Night workers, the new government, through XCCWTOIY-PRICED Week-End Specials TRADE AT KELLERS AND SAVE THE DIFFERENCE Russian Mineral Oil, IS oz 3? Russian Min. Oil U. S. P., Gallon ... $2.19 Mineral Oil, U. S. P., Gallon... $1.59 Milk Magnesia, 07^ Uo So Po, 16 oz.. . 41 Milk Malgnesia, JAc Uo S. Po, 32 oz W Milk Magnesia, 91^ Norwich, 6 oz m 1 Milk Magnesia, Qy|c* Norwich, 16 oz.. Casioria, 10^ Bottle lar Health Soap, Aspirin Tablets, OA^ 100 for iwaf 25c Medicated Com | Jjc Pads 10 /■ Kellers Drug Store CLINTON, So C. — PHONE NO. 1 With ROBERT MONTOOMERY.(and the canteen. ROSALIND RUSSELL,' FRANK I All the buildings have been remod- MOKtJAN, VIRdINIA WEIDLER’eled and repainted during the summer and DAVID HOLT. - • ' p<*riod and the college is in the best This is a combination of comedy, j physical condition that it has ever melodrama and mystery^ It’s the kind j Wen. of picture that will be appreciated by I There have been five changes in all as the sequences featuring David the faculty since lAst year. Dr. R. L. Holt and Virginia W’eidter are full of comedy, as the little girl puts the boy to many testing trials. Com^y, “Sunkist Stars At Palm . Springs.” “St. Helena and Its Man of Destiny.” 10 A. M. Show—TUESDAY. lOc and 20c mmmm Mtf'f-eentimie work on his docter^a-degree A" ^DNESDAY, THURSDAY, September 16 and 17 “Arizona With LARRY (Buster) CRABBE, RAYMOND HAITON, MARSHA HUNT and JANE RHODES. Based upon ZANE (iREY’S story, “RIDERS OF SPANISH PEAKS.” Coe has had his leave of absence ex tended another year to continue as state director of the National Y’outh administration, and Dr. J. C. Long, a doctor of philosophy from George Peabody college, is filling his va cancy. Prof. H. T.-'-Swedehberg has been granted a leave of absence to and his vacancy in the English de- parfmeht Is being filled by Prof. Bernard Boyd, a P. C. graduate who fteFs- Princeton this spring. Captain George Beatty, last year assistarrtrprofessor Of military science and tactics, has been detailed to Fort Leavenworth to enter the Army Infantry school, and The September meeting of the Chamber of Commerce was held at the tea room Tuesday night, with Dr..j Folder Smith, vice-president, presid-j ing. j The club was favored with a read-] ing by Miss Medora Browning. Two|' new members were announced by the, membership committee, W. C. Huff-! man and B. R. Austin. i A motion was adopted calling fori the appointment of a committee by the president, to work out if possible! a plan of rotating the opening of bus-! iness concerns on Sunday and thei closing of all places of business dur-I ing church service hours. ' A preliminary report was heard! from a special committee recently ap-l pointed to investigate the possibility of securing in the conmunity a swim, mmg p(>or~and recreational centeFlas a. federtd government; project. Holds ^ Meeting Here A special dalled meeting of South] Major Floyd C. Hording is succeed-1 presbytery was held in the Men! Real fur Felt FALL HATS Barking guna. galloping horaealling'him. Dr. Neil G. Whitelaw, last'fi'® Action all the way—as a deril-may- care hero fights to rescue romance from a daring band of Western des- -j>eTadoe8! Zane Gre^ at his beet! year head of tjie department of math- 10 A. M. Show—THURSDAY. 10c To-AII FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, .September 18 and 19 “The New Frontier” With JOHN WAYNE and MURIEL EVANS. Thimdering herds foHow the cov ered wagon trails into a new empire. Bad men’s rale of a new We^ check ed by the iron nerve of a two-fiated eewboy. Berdertown life in the days when the rix-giin mled'. Hardimed men and atrong women take the traiili to create a jnew WcaL . Cbmedy, “False Alarm.” “High- woy Snobbery.” “DARKEST AFRICA” No. 6. 10c and 20c NEXT WEEK: *THREB WISE GUYS” “KID ILANGER* ematics, has moved to the de partment of physics, and the mathe- matlcs vacancy filled by Dr. H. E-. Spencer of Cornell university. Head ing the new department of commerce will be Prof. Kenneth N. Baker, form erly of Newberry college. This year’s students wilb select well Memorial church. In the absence of the moderator. Dr. R. C.- Long of Greenwood, the meeting was presided] over by Dr. D. J. Woods, with F. M. •I Stutts acting as clerk pro tern. The meeting was called to receive! candidates for the ministry under the care of presbytery. Allan Drew Guer-| ard, a Thornwell orphanage boy andi their work from one hundred and fourPresbyterian college in courses leading to three Lqnf manrinc, dwable ftir felts. StirM M yM like then . . . Modad to kaep their shape. Smart modela in raw and bovBd edge snap brims. Medium shades sad dark colori for Fall. degrees, bachelor of arts, bachelor "of sciences, and bachelor of science in commerce. The biggest addition to the curricu lum is the commerce course. ^This is a four year, liberal arts course, de signed to give basic fundamnetal training in the principles of the busi ness world and at the same time give that cultural training that it ao ne cessary. Listed among* its courses are: Typewriting, shorthand, econom ics, economic geography, public fi nance, money and banking, business organization and administrai i o n, business law, social problems, busi ness English, mati '’Tnatics o| finance, business statistics, labor problems, bujiiness psycl ' 'ogy, aiid intensive ac- coauting June past, was examined ^nd received under thb^ body’s care as a minis-^1 terial student. ^Mr, Guerard will leave' I next week for Rklimond to enter Un-ll ion Theological’seminary. CARDOF'raANKB I wish to express my sincere thanks to the people of Laurens county fpi the loyal support which was given me Tuesday in my race for county 'com missioner. Although not elected, I shall continue to have the best inter ests of the county’^at heart and ghall always cherish the many new frlmds made in this campaign. J. BEN HUNTER. 2S1 Reimferced fer Wem! Built to five long aanricel Hoel and too reinforeod with Irish liaon. Now Fall pat terns . . . ftgttraa .. . olocks. Fabvio omygg 49* Hew /ff FeU Slmkf aasooth and amarti Bom- berg and ravo* gtoena ia the popvlar aovolty woavoa. d-lH> CHIFPON HOSIERY Sesinl»s« nil Bilk hose with picot tops, gjfxj ntting heels and double soles. New colors, Sizes 8.Vj. WOMBN^t SUPS; Straight or bias cot . . . tail ored or lace trimmed. >’• Hoeiery Ringless Geymodes! -F'irat <iiiality • e mi • eervioe wiu moreeriaed soles and picot tops. Full rash- iollod. 8J4-I0)i. This te a.valtMl New Woolens Lew ~Fnceif Fabrics make fashions this season, and Penney’s has just what you’ll want for that new dress or coat. BOYS’ SUITS — Ektfa Value! Savoy' Linen Stationery 100 Skeets and 50 Matching Envelopes., ^ay 35c Milk Magnesia t He Dental Cream , i • 35c Palm and Olive X Shaving Cream 11 Tooth Brush, 1 Tc 25c value U 35c Tooth Brush and Holdei* ... £sO West Tooth Brush, OQ® Ipana Tooth Paste, Single Edge Razor Blades, 4 for I Double Edge Razor Blades, 2 for 0 Fountain Syringe, Full two quart Dsf Hot W’ater Bottle, 07® Full two 'quart N ■J We have just recefv^ our new fall line of Boys’ Suits. t Say— ”I SAy IT IN THE CHRONICUr * Thank Tot! ' U-t, '.*( Al* . . jA • ^ f.