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w., I 7 Tcniant Fanner ( Plait b Begun Working Secretly To Keep Land Prices Down, R^ettlenent Group Placinsr Tenants On Own Land In South. Washington, Nov. 16.—Working se cretly, the resettlement administra CASNO THEATRE MONDAY AND TUESDAY, November 2S and 24 "Anthony Adverse” ^Freai the worM-famoos novel by HSRVBY ALLBN. Starring FRBD- BRIC MARCH. OLIVIA DE HAVIL- LAND, ANITA LOUISE and DON- ALD WOODS, and a cast of 2.684. book that topped all beat-seller Ibts for two yearn now topples all screen records! 1.224 of the nsost thrilling pages ever written now leap!states, io life in 412 of the most enthralling M. E. Gilford, assistant to Admin- scenes ever filmed ... as Warner istrator Rexford G. Tugwell, said the Bros, bring you intact on the screen, move was kept quiet in order to ac- all the tomoltous romance and world-^ quire farm lands at normal values, circling sweep of the hovel read byVlt was feared the price of land would 3,000,000 pe<H>le! soar if its projects became known SHOWS START AT 2:00, 4-45, 6;30|in advance, and 8:45 P. M. . -j With about 74,000 acres of farm Please arrange to 8e<| this shnw land acquired in the 10 states, Gil ford said 74 tenants already had been^~e5tabli8hed on small farms in SPORT SCRIPTS • -By - - NEWTON I garland The highlight of last week’s foot ball program whiB Furman’s decisive victory over Carolina. Heads-up foot- ™ V ball was the cause for the win which placed Furman in a position to repeat from the beginning, and py arranging to be at the theatre, at these hours will allow you to see it from the start. * 4f-A. M. Show—MONDAY. 10c and 25c WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, November 25 and 26 •Tihsra the Mohicans” From James Fennimore Cooper’s tion has sUrted a federal program; their performance of last year when designed jto make farm owners out they won the state championship. The of 1,000 tenants in ‘ ten southern ciemson Tigers still remain as a bar^ rier, which will either be passed or not passed Thanksgiving day. Having seen both teams in action, it is my belief that Ciemson will win but not without a stiff tussle. ■ - ' Beautiful Sirrine stadium was ded icated in Greenville last Saturday with the usual speeches and color. This dedication didn’t prove as suc cessful as was-expected due to the three dollar-tkkfit-charge. Only half the number of expected customers filed into the stands, whereas if a' dollar less had b^n charged there is little doubt but that there would have been a complete sell-oux; with more than $5,000 added to the profits of North Carolina and 59 in Tennessee. President Roosevelt said in his campaign speeches that federal ac tion on the farm tenancy problem could be expected. Departure of Tugwell and Secre- of resettlement projects in the south this week is taken by some quarters as an indication that the resettlement agency may be made part of the reg ular agriculture department, possibly classic. Starring RANDOLPH SCOTT j ^ larger tenant program BINNIE BARNES, HENRY after action by congress. COXSON, BRUCE CABOT, HEATH ER ANGEL, The dramatic event of the decade . . . with a magnificent cast! Imbued with the true^spirit of America’s most glorious days . . . inspired by the fer vor of their romance . . stirred by the excietment of their adventure . . . an outstanding group of filmdom’s greatest names combines to create a drama that wijl live long in your memory. — ’’Vocalizing.” ’’Battle Royal.” 10 A. M. Show/—WEDNESDAY. - , IQc To AH FRIDAY AND SATURDAY/ ’ November 27 and 28 / “Dodswoi^’/ . Starring WALTER Hi^TON, RUTH CHATTERTON MAJftY SINCLAIR LEWIS’^orld-famous story in evefy shade^Mnd force of the startling original, lia gripping real ism will bring / new thrill as it sweeps across the screen. ’’FLASH (^DON” No. 0. , Metro Nm^ IP A. W Show—FRIDAY. / 10c and 25c Gilford said the new/project was known as a ‘‘demonstration ten ~ Mr. and .Mrs. John Heati and children and Mr. and Mrs. James Seay of Greenialle visited Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Seay Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Riddle,’ Miss Vera Spiers, and Ralph Hughes visit ed Rev. add Mrs. V. McK. Marlowe in BlytheWood Sunday. Mr. jind Mrs. Belt CoopOr and Miss Gertrude Whitsel visited relatives in Georgia the past week-end. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Lawson visit ed Mr. and Mrs. Shannon in Newber ry .the past week-end. Mrs. Carrie Green and children are spending a while with relatives in Georgia. Mrs. G. H. Stewart and family of Laurens, Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Curry of Spartanburg, Mr. and Mrs. Emory of Valley Falls visited Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Cunningham Sunday. and to wisli for him continued success iif his profeastoA to which he has given about 30 years of. rmnitting Op- plication and devotion. For five suc- ceasive four-year terms'Mr. Bkck-', well held the office of aolkitor of th^ Eighth circuit He is a resident ofi Laqrens and id senior member of the law firm of Blackwell, Sullvian and! Wilson. I In its final'"Ti^sentiirmnt for the year, the grand purry also warmly praised Solicitor Blackwell’s record. /. '/ Ari^ You a Human Question Mark Just . Before jCRribtmaa?- Viait 'Oei^ift Department and Be Hap^. Expert B^oty Service. Apparel for Wemmi —^ Ceata, Suita, Dreeaea^ Heae, Hata, Evcaiag. Gowaa and Haadker- ebiefa. GALLOWAY’S \ A ««JX JIB JnsBMtisiL Birthday Dinner Given A surprise birthday dtnher was given Mr. and Mrs. R. T.- Trammell Sunday, Oct. 15, who were both cele brating their 53rd birthdays. The out-of-town guests were: Mr. ahd Mrs. R. L. Frince and Pai;|I well be proud of. Ample parking space is yet to be provided before the stadiqm can be called complete. Miss Mary Blakely of Ora, and Mrs. Bagwel] of Moores. Hugh L Eichelherger NEW YORK LIFE MAN 15 Years Experience Professional Insurance Information Furnished Free Member — The National Association of Life Underwriters. P. C. and Carolina hold the spot light in this week’s program. Bothl teams are to have their “homecom ing” gam^s. Carolina’s will be on a ' SiLrprise Birthday Dinner A surprise birthday party was given Mrs. M. T. Ficklin Sunday, who wa.s celebrating her 49th birthday. The out-6f-town guests present were; Mr. and" Mrs. C. M. Caroway ant-security” progrj/ and differed Jarger scale b^ause they arc meet-l family of G^brgia. L. C. Ficklin, from other resettl^ent projects injing North CaYolina, a/e®*" Mr. and Mrs. McCoy of Greenville, ranks high in southern football. The. j ^ Ficklin/and family of show tn our town will be just as good, if not better, with Wofford fur-' that tenants, bo^ white and negro, would be established on small farms near their pr^nt residences. The acreai^ acquired and number of prospectf^ tenants by states in cludes: ^rth Carolina, 7,59^ 'acres and^ \Pfo tenants; South Carolina, B,786/acre8 and 75 tenants. .linton B. & L ■ ■* Matures C i t y * 8 Youngest Association Makes First Distribution To Stockholders. roaciway MONDAY, NOV. 2S ' ' ‘Ride, Ranger, Rid^ Starring GENE AUTRY. DICK HARTMAN’S TENNESSEE RAM BLERS IN PERSON—with their hill billy music. f SHOW WILL START AT 10 A. M. MOISIDAY and RUN CONTINUOUS until eleven o’clock. At the finish of each picture DICK HARTMAN and HIS TENNESSEE RAMBLERS will APPEAR IN PERSON. , 10c and 25e WxJ. P. Jacobs, secretary-treasurer of the Clinton Building and Loan as sociation has announced the maturing of series number one of the associa tion on‘‘November 16th. ; This is not only the first series of this association to mature, but it is the first long term building and loan .series ever matured in Clinton. In speaking of the association’s record, Mr. Jacobs stated that ma turity was reached on schedule time in spite of the world-wide depression and was accomplished without the loss of a single dollar by the asso ciation in its investments during^he -entire period of its operation nishing the opposition for the Blue Hose. P. C. has planned to make this homecoming day the most success- fuMn the history of the school. Wof ford will provide strong opposition for Coach Johnson's Presbyterians, who are out to erase the memory of the 7 to 6 defeat incurred at Spar, tanburg last year. A feature will be the attempt of Wofford’s star, Bill Jones, to match punts with those famous ones of Captain Jacobs of P. C. Jones has done some fancy Birthday Party Mr. and Mrs. Brooks Dunniway delightfully entertained their little daughter with a birthday party Nov. 14, celebrating her second birthday. A number of little guests_were pres ent. After enjoying many games ^ake and ice cream were served. Peita-Wkitnire Rites Of interest to their many friends here and at Whitmire will be the an- u 4- 41. 4U . K 4 t nouHcement of the marriage of Miss booting throaghout the year, but ant, - iiri.-4 ■ i. .u • . , , 4L.- 1 41. 4.1 'Irene Pitts of Whitmire to Maririn opponent has yet to outkick the tal- . # i-i- 4 04. j ented Jacobs Whitmire of Clinton on Saturday evening, Nov, l-Uat the home of Dr. R. A. Goodwin of Newberry in the presence of a few close friends, ' Miss Lou Ellen Shealy serving as The Dizzy Dean of American football is Larry Kelley of Yale. This loquacious end recently boasted that i. ^ "* it would be impOMible for ,ny on. to keep him off the all-America football ** ** man. eleven and the same afternoon play.- ed sensational ball to lead Yale to a stirring victory over a favored Prince ton team. Kelley has played marvel ous ball during his Uiree years at the New Haven institution—and haa become known as the outstanding “money” player in Am'erica (that is, one who pulls a game out of the fire in the la.st minute). Ju.st as Kelley Mr. arid Mrs. Whitmire ara honey mooning in the mountains of North Carolina after which they will make their home here with the groom’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Whitmire. . J. TUESDAY, NOV. 24 They Met In a SUrring CHESTER MORRIS. FAY WRAY and LIONEL STANDER in Octavua Roy Cohen’s gayest laugh hit. ' * * • “I could go for any sport ill a storm — maybe even yoal!^ “Remove the arms, lady, we’re headin^.for the nearest police station!” He gniduated from Siriig Sing with high (lalSptny) honors! '{ Comedy, “Ken Murry and Oswald.'’ Harry Reser Orchestra. 16 A. M. Show,—TUESDAY. WBJDNPSDAY, THURSDAY, - November 25 and 26 <4|r\ 'T. e W ha.s .said, it will be hard to keep him The maturity of .series <Sne involves off the all-America. tii^Kpayment' of $93,000 to share hold ers ofv4,'linton and nearby points and Jack Dempsey is still very popular represents probably the largest single and his appearance at an athletic! series ever Tnatured in Clinton. function i.s certain to draw a crowd. In his recent appearance in Columbia as referee at the wrestling matches he was given a rousing reception by three tho.usand admirers, and when he appeared on the streets throngs would gather to get a glimpse of him. The Clinton Building and Loan as sociation has nineteen series in oper ation at present. Its officers are W. J. BhileyvTre*'- dent, R. E. Ferguson, Vice-Piw^dent, Wm. P. Jacobs, Secretary-Tr and John P. Norris, Assistant Seci^ tary-Treasurer. Its directors are W. J. Bailey, Dr. B. 0. Whitten, John H. Young, J. F. Jacobs, Jr., E. J. Adair,' H. E. Sturgeon, Jack H. Young, R. E. Ferguson and Dr. S. C. Hays. sTuming again to football, we ven- turCN^r selections lor the outcome of the gintes in South Carolina this week. P. C. should take Wofford’s meaa- / I ure to the tune of two or three touch- It was organized in 1924 during j downs. thb great real estate boom and has financed the building of over 150 new homes in Clinton. “The record of service and safety of the association,” said Mr. Jacobs, “has been most unusual through a difficult financial period, 'tlie last annual statement of the association shows it to be in an unusually strong position financially.” North Carolina will defeat South W. M. & Meeta The Woman’s Missionary Union of Calvary Baptist church met at the home of Mrs. 0. C. Chaney Monday night, Nov. 16. ^ - . An interesting program on the Lot tie Moon offering was rendered by Mrs. G. P; Lanier with several mem bers taking part. Next meeting bwHI be held at the home of Mrs. M. T. Ficklin on Dec. 14. \ The hostess, assisted by Mrs. Jack Andersorivand Mrs. Grange Campbell, .served delightful refreshments. of ••• Furnishings SHOES,Shirts, hats, and JACKETS They are here for the Highbrows, the High Jumpers or the High Flyers^ Our quality an4 prices are always right. See us before you buy. You win save. L B. DILtARD “The One-Price Store'* Blackwell’s Work — Praised By Court \ Laurens, Nov. 12.—’The'fiaal regu lar court term at Laurens in which Solicitor H. S. Blackwell will appear as state’s prosecuting attorney be- THAftKSGlVINtl FEATURES MEN’S JACKETS $ HEAVY! ALL WOOL! TALON FASTENER FRONT ^ SIZES 36 to 46 Each Carolina by a like wore, (^leitison and Furman remain idle this week-end, but careful and strenuous prepai^a- undergone by both teams. Citadel also does not have a game scheduled. With RUSSEL HARDIE and ANN RUTHERFORD. Prodaction is well mouated, .acted nnd moves rapidly. Balancing the ele ments of drama and romance, te^th- er with slight comedy, that mshp-.fnr acceptable entertainment. Shorta—“Kiddie Revne,” “Can’t Es cape Frem You,” “Rhythm oi the River.” 10 A. M. Show—'THURSDAY. - 10c To All FRIDAT AND SATURDAY, November 27 and 28 “Brand of Hate” Security Blanks Toylands To January, was held by Circuit Judge J. Henry Johnson of Allendsle. This tion for the 'Turkey day clash will done, Judge Johnson took occa- lel ^ [on to speak in highly eomplimen tary terms of the leog and faithful publk service of th« retiriiig solicitor, RAMONA NAPKINS 6 HEMSTITCHED SPECUL FOR THANKSGIVING 35c Santa’s Toyland—always s place of interMt to therJUtle folks «§. their minds turn toward Christmas and the Over 5^00.000 Ar. ^tribuUd To Nation s EmployCKS Aa^u^nt store and the J. C. Penney com- First Step In Tai^. With BOB STEELE. ^....Shooting and acrapping galore. Bob Stade flaehiag like a red hnmaa ewaet throngh an atmosphere of ex citement that never relaxes Its sos- “Going Places,” “JJnpopdar Me chanic.” “HoU ’Em, Cowboy.” . “UNDERSEA KINGDOM” in 12 brentb-taldng chapters—with CRASH CORRIGAN. LON CHANEY. JR, lane CHANDLER and MALCOLM McGREGOR / ^ !• A. M. Shoir-SATURDAY. Ifc oa4 20c PICK HARTMAN AND HIS 'TEN- limEE RAMBLERS—IN PERSON IT ONLY—FROM 10 A M. F. M. • Washington, Nov. 16.—^Postmen, carried near record burdens today as they delivered 6,000,000 social security application, flanks to employers throughout the nation, first step in the gigantic task of setting up social security accounts for 26,000,000 American workers. . The blanks were distributed from 45,000 postoffices to all employers in industrial and buisness pursuits. Each employer is expected to fill in the number of employes and the na ture of his business. 'These blanks most be returned to local postoffices by November 21. When the applications have been received by the postoffices, the specified number of employe. appli cation blanks will be set aside for each employer and delive^ to him November 4. Employer7 applications will then be forwarded to the Bal timore accounting office of. the so cial security board for tabulation. The next step in the process of setting up individual social security account nunibers arid wage records will follow. Employe^ will give em ploye application bhu^ to thair worSdrs who are requited to ratun them ~not laihTthan Deeembar 5. pany, according to their aaifSuncA ments in the advertising colrnnns of today’s paper. All cKildren in the community and their parents are in vited by these concerns to their open ings, with entrance at the back doors wh^ the toys are displayed. Banta Claus in person will not ap pear at the openings tonight. He is exp^ted to arrive in the city in the near future at which time the Christ mas lights will be flashed on in his honor. > D. E.^rHbble FUNERAL directors 4 ■ EMBALMERS Uceaaad Rmbakssw, Ciiplite Modem DV §4 Night 24. 253 or m Clinton, 8.C TABLE DAMASK 64 INCHES WIDE Iftni IMLlQQyLQRED BORDERS 495? RINGLESSI FULL FASHIONED! raiFF(»Hir SERVICT WEIGHT . First Quality 59 c Pr. TaOVES BRU^ED WOOL STRIPES or lll^TI-COLORED FING1 49£ GIN NOTICE We will not gin next wedc exc^ on Friday and Saturday. ^ • I'—"“v C. W S. GUANO COMPANY CLINTON MILLING CO. MEN’S BOO TOUGH BLACK LEATHER WEATHER-PROOF LEATHER SOLES. LEATHER LACES. TABLE OF SHOES ODDS AND ENDS. EVERT PAIR IS Ai4.-LEATHER PEN N E Y^S I. c. tMasT ••■eaflruTf.^iS % V BWwua-jtiaA,.i-S.: .j-r.