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/ PAGE TWO 'I-- USING 410NDAY AND TUESPA Oci^T 12 and Tittle Miss With JANE withers, JANE DARWELL, RALP HARRY CAREY Yotf get youF/Wish! Here’s “Ginger r>. I. ' kf: THZ CLTOTON CHRONICLE, CLINTON. 3..C r / :" j THURSDAY. OCTOBER g/ 1936 asson Heads 7 Party Drive 4 Nominee For House Repre sentatives A^epts^Chairman played “Liebsfreud’>n the vidlin, ac- lections, “A Rendezvous With a - - ' t campanied'"by Mrs./Brooks Owens ati Dream^ Snd^^Here Am/1, But WhefC^, j the piano, and immediately following, ^ Are "You^” “SoHowing this she ren- rendered ,the beautiful” “V'enetianjdered as a-violin solo the famous Ne-' Love Song.’’‘After these two violin ^gro spiritual, “Nobody Knows, the Miss MARGARET SHEALY selections. Miss Hllgan demonstrated Trouble I See,” and the sweet strains/ . ■ / .. « *. a - I WINNER OF D. A. R. Snip For Democratic Fund ^^ijjg^u'pY CONTEST Chevrolet. Co.; Martharene Pitts, Pitts ^ Il'I This County. County Quota 1 Margaret Shealy was chbsen . , . ^ Distributed Among Precincts. “Miss Clinton” last_night in a bril-, Station and Pitts Coal Co.; || liant charm pgaeant sponsored by the l-V^*^'*® Jacobs, Caroli^ Service Sta- Simpson Furniture Co.; Julia Bailey, her ability at the piano with the se-lof “The Old Refrain.’ Cppeland-Stone Co.; Frances Roper, Ideal Bakery;" Dorothy ,Adair, Giles' *1h- -Hr- Jane in of role that Robert C. W'as^n, nominee for the'Musgrove’s Mill chapter. Daughters- * i» ..1 a r% A.i.^*ufav Thanfrrfsa* H0iAn AHttit- T.OiHtAa ... ~ —st j. of reDresentstives has accept-1 of the American Revolution, at the Theatres; Helen Adair, Ladies brought hei^ame—^n a tender, touch-'j^ chairmanship of the Demo-i Florida Street school auditorium. Out Roady-to-Wear Shoppe; Annie Rog- ing stopr filled with tears, **«Khter; in'this county of thirty-eight participants, the love- thnlls! You must her sing, Friday rn active campaign j best and mosf charming young wom- .. .4 .. T euj^Q raiseLaurens county’s quota of j®n of the city. Miss Shealy was .$1,000. ' ' — - crowned queen of the pageant as most and dan- ers Bailey, W. J. Benjamin Service! Station; Ruby Bowers, Chapman Ser-‘ vice Station; AlmV McK^^ Clinton'!^ Flower Shop; Vivian W'aodruff,jj 10 A. M. Show—MONDAY. lOc and 25c WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, ■ October 14 and 15 “Half Angel” With FRANCES DEE, BRIAN DQNLEVY and CHARLES BUT- TERWORTH. Laugh as he’s baffled by it all! Butter-fingered, muddle-headed But- terworth — jittery stooge of a hot footed reporter—joins the wild fight clown the hilt number, Ca^e the Indians**! ^ ^ . „ Comedy. “Backyard Br^wst” i ’ yv'asson was named chairman j represenUtive of the qualities! of beau- j Wbkes^ ^ HoltzcUw, Dan- ^ “Vitiphone GayetM^^ MGM New8,j^^j. D. John-;ty, poise, dignity, .personality and zigrers; Myrtis Holland, Copelands.- chairman, and was noti-i lihysique. Second place was, awarded fied of his appointment Thursday injto Miss Medora Browning and third a letter from" Mrs. L. H. Jennings, j place to Miss Snooks-Phillips, vice chainpitn. j The nr^rchants and business firms Mr. Wasson inaugurated his cam-ldOhe city ^aoh sponsored an entrant paign Fttdny with the division of the jin 4he revnue and the D. A. R. ex- county into 38 districts, corresponding j presses appreciation for ^heir cooper- tb the 38 voting prwincts in4h|^coun- ation and for the interest shown by ty. He apportioned the fund hpproxi-! large crowd present for the event, mately among the 38 precincts, ac-j participants were arranged on cording to the number of votes cast in stage according to height, against the primary, and appointed the chair- jjjyg background with ferns and Guano Go man of each precinct as chairman of baskets of tithonia. the fund in that district. The chair- . . . , ^ r .u J * ■ 4. —.1 -I ' The pageant began with a grand man of th^ district and the quoU al-| , ^ „ f ^ , * . 4r. oa frtiirtwa- , marcD, WHO MTS. J. F. JBCODS, jr., ax I I I I Market; Margaret Brice, J. I. Cope land & Bro,; Elizabeth Nicholson, _ Argo Food Store; Rul;h King, Clinton's Cotton Mill; Thelma Harmon, Rich-'s ardson Auto Sales; May Dicus, Spratt 'B Grocery Co.; Evelyn Henry, Rose’s'■ 5c, 10c and 25c Store; Edna Hamm, Joanna Cotton Mills; Robbie Hender-'s son. The Elite Parlor; Bessie Jones,Ip. D. E. Tribble Go.; Mildred Roberts,jH Buchanan’s Dry Cleaning and Steam Laundry; Nancy Young, C. W. S.'s Cofticelli Silks 1 New shades in prints and solid colors— $1.50 Yard Novelty_Checked Satin in the new fall colors— I /, $1.50 Yard Booster^; Clinton Cafe, L. B. Dil-'" lard, Jacobs Graphic-Arts, Clinton ii| Dairy, Milling . Grocery Co., Gray’s' FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, October 16 and 17 - ^ “Rhythm of the' Range” . With RING CROSBY, FRANCES FAR.MEK and BOB BURNS. Romantic stars, musical stars, com edy stars—all brightly shining in one grand show. Bing brings you 7 ne^v big song hits. Bob Burns brings his R. W. son; quota, $36..50. Clinton City: Chairman, Wade; quota, $130. Clinton' Milhrr^Ihairman, J. C. Can non; quota, $75.00. , ■ Cook’s Store; Chairman, J. B. Cook; quota; $11.50. " Dials: Chairman, J. E. ,ilen(ler!<bn; ({uota, $8.75. ' Daniel’s Stores Chairman, ^ J. C, Martin; quota, $11.00. F'.kom: Chairman, C. Y. Culbertson; quota, $18.75.' to save a “sorrow girl’s” life! u . f n 10c To AH' Cross'Hill: Chairman, T. M. Pin- The queen was chosen by elimina-i^0P^I®*T^ ^ Son, McIntosh’s Shoe ■ ’ tion by three competent judges from- Chop, Kellers Drug Store, Corhmer-.gj out of town. Miss Lillian Lovell, of-jcial Depository, City Sales Co., The'^^ ficial dii’eetor of the pageant, presid-; .Market, The-Texas Co., Sum-jP ed as master of ceremonies and intro-Department Store, GlintonjP duced the, young ladie.s, announcing j Guilders .Supply Co., Home Store,||| the firms they represented. j The Young Company, Gulf Oil Cor-1^ D. C. Heu.stess, city clerk, in a f^iporatipn. appropriate remarks, introduced the | ^— winner, who represented Galloway’s!‘^HSS HAGAN GIV’BS Gift and Beauty shop, j .MUSICAL PROCiRAM J'j Miss .Shealy is a lovely brunette,' Showing, their appreciation of mu-{ the daughter of Dr. and Mrs. F. K. i»ic. a large number of Presbyterian'' Novelti^ Crepe, custom gray, sprucegrreen, brown, black, navy, and white— ™ I5gc7g5^^ New Fall Satins, the latest word in Eve ning Gowns and Dresses. Crocodile Satin— $1.59 Yard Plain Satins— 79cj $1.00 and $L5Q Yard I i Grays: Chairinan, R., R. Barnett; bazooka all the way from Van Buren, Arkansas. Frances Farmer brings i quota, $5.00 new loveliness to the s-ereen. Mkrthaj Gray Court: Chairman, Raye brings the answer to the lonely j Peden; quota, $37.50 D. Shealy, of this city. She was gowned. <^ollege students were, in attendancejl in a dress of turquoise blue flat ^he Y.M.f.A. mwting Thursday !| crepe with rhinestone trimmings and j night, and were rewarded with a '. 1)4 belt. She^ carried a bouquet of p*ink: beautiful music recital by Miss Doro-{ I roses. After being named “Mis^Clin-; ^hy HagAn. Miss Hagan, who heads ,! cowhand’s prayer — in the musical coinedy wow of 19.36! . /‘Silly Symphony” in color. “FLASH GORDON” No. 3. 10c and 25c Goldvdle: Chairman, J. J. Clarke; she will enter the state ^ntest' ^he music department of the Jdanna||| ista no ' i in Charleston for “Miss South Caro-1 *<^ho ).s at Goldville, is a talented vio- l — quota, $75.00 Caro- NEXT WEEK— -“GREEN PASTURES” “THREE W4SE GUYS” “WALKING ON AIR’ COMING— •HIS BROTHER’S WIFE” “POOR LITTLE RICH GIRL” “THE GREAT ZEUIFELD” Broadway Theatre Hickory Tavern: Chairman, G. C. Ro|)er; quota. $3l..50. aprinif. Hopewell;vChairman, J. L. Dickert; Miss Browning, the winner of sec- quota $12.50. 4’"*^ place, is a brunette of unusual Jones’ Store: Chairman. J. Roy beauty. She is a graduate of Converse White; quota $20.00. 1 and now holds a secretarial Lanford: Chairman, J. M. Flem- Pn/^'^ion with the Joanna Cotton mills, ing; quota $10.00. ' j Miss Browning represented F’rontis Langston: Chairman, Bryant Good-jwore a silver lame win; quota, $10.50. I^wn trimmed with . green velvet Laurens City: Chairman. 0. P. flowers and bow at the waistline. which will be staged in thel pianist and h^r .■‘elections i were enthusiastically received, j® F'irst qn the program. Miss Hagan ■ Challispun, a new fall cloth, made of „wool and acetate, in the season’s leading colors. Prints, plaids, stripes and plain colors-^=::5^ 95c and SL50 Yard SOME SPECIALS Huff; quota, $230.00. I^aurens .Mills: Chairman, J. H. Ro per; (juota, $35.00, Hetter Homes and Gardens — 13 ® months, $1.00. ,ii Cosmopolitan—2 years, $3.50. 'g American Magazine—2 years, $3.50. g Before placing your orders for your n New Silk Thread ... to match any shade of material, 50-yard Spool — 10c Miss Phillips, third place winner, is - . thb pretty and gracefuL daughter of ; magazines, see^^ .Mrs. R. W. Phillips of this city, andj COPELAND-STONE COMPANY Clinton, S. C. Lydia Mills: f’hairman, C. C. Mau-iwas -sponsohMl by Prath^r-Simpson MONDAY AND TUESDAY, October 12 and 13 “Sitting On the Moon”— hey: quota, $3.57170. Minna: Chairman, VV'. M. Nash; qpota, $7,.50. ^ Mt. Olive: Chairman, W'. E. Wash ington; (luota, $0.25. ^iTuntvillu; Chairman, G. ('. Watts; quota, $17.50. ” . .Mount F’leasant: .Chairman, T. F. : F\ Moore; quota, $8.50, Furniture company. Miss “Phillips' wore a blackmoire dress, the bodice "" fashionetl with a square neckline with' ihinestone clips, and‘the wide circu lar skirt endtnl in a slight train. Miss Ivovell, / the director, an-! nounced SuzanpC Cooper as winner in'' the hah.V; popularity contest and i)re- sented her /\vilh a beautiful silver JAMES W. CALDWELL V '■ Call 38 at 6:30 P. Mi ‘ ' > li'l ::«i;«'V"Bi!!ia!i;!Bl!!iai!!lKa. ■.SliiWliiairiBtlllBlllIBi (»ra: (’HatiiiTSn. Davi.r McClintock; luving cuO. Crawford Locke, who j quota, $7.7.5. ' / sponsored .Suzanne, was awarded Milh ROGER PRYOR. GRACE Swings: Chairman, H. .1. G. Curry;ia ;‘’f f'^’^’ ^oHais. t,. , ' i BRADLEY. WILLIAM NKWKLl4'luota. $20.00 v ' < ^ ^ and PERT KELTON i •’b'a'^aut .Moun.l: ( huirman-, C. L.>ams School of Dancing, pleased the ' Burdette; (piota, .$8.7.5. mdience ''^l^a tap dance. .Marcia I’oplaf Springs: Chairman, Mrs. L.X'alloway, is a pupil of Missj .. iC. TayhyTilquota, $20.7.5. /[Sams, gave a lovely ballet number. , Princeton:"Chairman, W. A. Uabb;i Tlw-following are those who par-i Ukdpated in the pageant, \vith the! I r» f A D.vU. ‘Lost Romance rides the air lanes! .\ii! eyeful of gorgeous girls—an earful of I Kwingy tunes — a carload of giddy f’ grins . ; . in a heat-wave of rhythm with vour new joy friends! Hear $lJ-‘>0. *u ,1 ' Renno; Chairman, J. A. Bell; quota,I fums they represented; ' JHiriam Dannon, •Royal Dry Clean- P.lers; Mary Kato Hollis, Mary Mus- Grove: Chairman. J. songs vou’ll soon the singing: In .MV Dreams.” ‘‘Who Am I?” “Sit-1 ting on the .Miam.” “Ilow’m I Doin’, ‘''hady With You?” '■ .Johnson; quota, $4.25.. Shiirts. “Never. Kick a Woman.*’' Shiloh; C^ainnan, R. G. “I.iilu’s Love,” ".Popular Science.” [quota, $11.00. 10 A. M. Show—TUESDAY. 10c and 20c ! grove Tea Rimm; I’ranees McKee, Wilson;; Clinton Motor Co.;*Tokie Adair, The WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, -— October 14 and 15 “Sins of Men” With JEAN HEKSHOLT. DON AMECHE and ALLEN JENKINS. It. speaka Lo you-uf _Jovesr^aiuLyAik. iChjxinide Pub. Co.; Georgia ^ Stewart’s Store: Chairman, J. I), ly. Clinton. HoteT Coffee Shop; Stewart; quota, $10.75. .Tip Top: Chaiman, W. B. Sims; quota, $6.50. Blake- Aga- tha Jones, Smith's Pharmacy; Lois McDaniel, Blalock’s Grocery; Doro thy Taylor, Hipp & Adair; Catherine Trinity-Ridge: Chairman, J. D. W.[McKee, J. C. Penney Co.; Margaret "will respond wtth every emotion in your heart. A story of love selfless and glorious—reaching through the --years, across the earth, to reclaim its own! Shorts, “Little Champs, “Kick Lu cas’ Orchestra^Z/G^g Places.” 10 Ar M .Show—THURSDAY. 10c To All Watts; quota, $12.00. Watreloo: ChaiiHfian, W. Carl Wharton; quota, $16.00. Watts M^ills: Chairman, M. L. Motes; quota, $58.00. WiHdvillp: Chairman. A. B. Terry; Shealy, Galloway’s; Joyce Pitts, Belk’s Department Store; Eunice Bricker, Abrams & Geer Beauty Shop; Meilora Browning, J. B. Fron- tis, Jeweler; Snooks Phillips, Brather- PRIDAY AND SATURDAY, October 16 and 17 “Oregon Trail” quota, $19.75. Youngs; Chairman, R. A. Harris; quota, Di-OO. “Taking the U. S. Senatorial race as an-index of Democratic sentiment,” oaid Mr. Wasson, “Laurens county is among the nm>st4 intensely Demo cratic-counties in the state and I tyn expecting it to rally to the support of the party with its/money like.it did with its votes.” Mr. W’aason said his understading was that Laurens coun- jLiL polled the highest percentage off Ti^es of any county n the state in, nomination of Mr, Byrnes, the recog nized Roosevelt candidate in the sen- With JOHN >VAYNF^ ANN RUTH ERPORD and YAKIMA CANUTt. , , „ o The Western nee in another of his ■'‘f- over Messrs Stoney and famous historicsl Westerns. • Rene- ';<o''lec, the anti-New Deal candi- dates. ^ “One thousand dollars is a small sum for the Democrats of Lauren.s gades and rascals defeated by king of the cowboys in a stirring drama. Traimnders pave the way for a new, . , civUziation in the West. ^ ..county to subscribe to help^^ their “DARKEST AFKIC.A” No. 10. j great leader tO-be re-elected, said ‘Gypsy Revels,” “Porkey’sDoultry ''asson, “and l am strong in my 'belief that the $1,00 quota will be Farm,’ ‘In My Gondola." 10c and 20c-' exce^ed.” Mr, Wasson said that anyone wish ing to contribute to the fund may see him personally’,, or hamL their sub-1 SCRIPTO Automatic Pencil is the, scription to any district chairman.. best 10c value~'in the world. Get oneare not particular a^ut who'; •t the Chronicle Publishing Company.'''’baDwe want ^ j is the money, he said. / MAGAZINES Mr., Mrs, and Miss School Teacher, why not place your subscription through me—either time or straight g^rihscriptions. checks MALARIA in 3 days COLDS tjquldu l^tdeta Headache, 30 mmntM JAMES W. CALDWELL Call 38 at 6:80 P. M. Sa^’ Nose Drops Tfy “Rub-My-Hsm,** W’orld’a Be«t Liniment We are offering for three days only our regular 44c LADIES’ FULL FASHION PURE THREAH^ILK STOCKINGS for .. Other Stockings for 50c up HOTEL BLOCK CLINTON, S. C.. \ 4-.^ J- X-