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THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 1936 ^ " ' * A—'* BRITAIN AaS' TO KEEP PEACE (Qcmtinued from pdife ono) In Mqscow, some officWils openly, ukl 'The new world war JMityally has 'begon in Spain.” These officials said the cause of peace now lay heavily in the hands of BriUin and Prance. They said ^e only possible solution was the cre\ Ngtion of a collective, system of de fense a^d mutual iid against ag gressors. Moscow believes the pact, which iti asserts Japan and Germany made against Russia, greatly .increas es the danger of the Spanish civil war’s becoming another world war. The Italian official View is that Italo-German recognition of Francp should “make for clarification of the' Spanish situation’’—that is, peace in Spain. • ' w kv A B CHAPIN L/uCuTlC^ l^riuu 1 . . .. ..... 1 WAOMEP -MIM ttp QUIT POIN'' • . So MJCM ■WISH FLYIW' AW ' ClCW «AT|VI' — ! ? 1 TOLO HIM IF HV PiDW'T STOP STOUTTIN' AUOUNO SO MUCH fvi' ciTV Slickers 'mouuj take Him for a Ripe —.1! ? V'CAWT TELL TWeSE VOUWg FOLKS WMNOVCMBEftiOM g Mwr w T r 3 } 2 3 4 5 ft 7 0 « JO II 12 n u l.r 16 17 je K> 92 21 22 23 24.2526'2.'^ “ 2R to Red* Cross Drive Gets Good Start The .annual Roll Calb or . -ship for membership of the Ameri can Red Cross in Clinton and this area, got off to a good start during the week and will be pushed to com pletion as soon as possible, Jack H. Davis, Jr,, local chairman, stated yesterday that more than 220 mem berships in the city had been re ceived, with no reports yet filed from- the three cotton mills and rural area embracing Clinton’s territory. Mr. Davis stated that a fine co-operative spirit has been manifested and that encouraging reports expected will make a substantial increase in the membership. THE CHRONIC WANT AD RA :s 1c per word for first inser tion; five insertions ^for the price of four. Minimum charge 25c. Card of thanks and tribotea of respect. It a word, payabla in advance. Minimum SOc. ROOMS FOR RENT—Furnished or unfurnished. Two miles from Clin ton on Goldville hi^way. Mrs. A. P. Young. Itp For RADIO SERVICE, Phone 36 — Radio. Ex change. ^ this section bWcounty machinery. Ac cording" to ifT. King, the machine- built ' terrace is a substantial struc ture and has been proven by experi ments to be the best type of terrace for conducting surplus water from fields. “This type of terrace is by no means permanent,” Mr. King said in' a statement issued this week. “It is therefore very important that land- owners maintain '^hese - terraces by plowing, otherwise the investment in constructing the original terraces will be lost.” 1 At»the conclusion of Friday’s dem onstration, County Agent Cannon pointed out the impossibility of the three tractors now in use being, able to take care of all the terracing work that has been requested'for the win ter months by Laurens county farm ers. Mr. Cannon urged ’that farmers who desired terraces and who could not get'this work done during the winter, tr leave strips in their-grain to^ anjr member of the association ex cept on Saturdays and holidays, and at no cost ' * ' f - CLINTON PEOI^LE HEAR ANNA KASKAS Miss Anna Kaskas, Metrop^itan opera contralto, was greej^ wkh a large’ apd' enthusiastic audience in Newberry on Wednesday evening in, her concert given in the high school auditorium. A number of .Clinton people, mem bers of the Newberry cooperative association attended the concert, among them being Mrs. Joe L. Carter, Mrs. Gary Martin, Mrs. W. P. Jacobs, Mrs. J. F. Jacobs, Jr, Miss Collette Griffin, Miss Norma Hallett, Mrs. W. W. Harris, Mrs. Delmar Rhame, Jr, Mrs. C. E. Gallbway, Mrs. S.' G. Dil lard, Mrs. James Pitts, Prof, and Mrs. Marshall Brown, Mrs. R. E. Wy- sor, Mrs. W, A. Johnson, Dr and Mrs. S, M. Huntley, and Mrs. W. T. Mar- fields so that the county crews could | tin, and Mrs. W. A. ,Moorhead ’ of get to them in the spring and summer Goldville, and a number of Presbyte- months. . j-jan college .students. Mr. King states that he has men who are expreienced in terrace plow ing available at the CCC camp to as-i .sist farmers in this type of work. I Out of town members of the city Farmers of the county who want one'schools faculty left yesterday for of the CCC enrollees to help them' their respective homes to spend the 4«4tl^'tKeH^-terTtH?e‘-plowiTig“ijhoTrW'mr:-|TTi^TtsgjV^^ 'TEACHERS GO HOME tify Mr. King at least a day in ad vance. These enrolleoH are available SUBSCRIBE TO THE CHRONICLB ijiih Additional Society News ^ iiP ^ i»i ^|i W ^ mi ^ the Vance-Campbell wedding party. A profusion of fall flowers adorned Beware The Cough From a common cold That Himg No matter how many medicines you have tried for your cough, chest cold or bronchial Irritation, you can get re- - i.yoi lief now with Creomulsion. Creomul the living rooms. In the dining Toomj sioii-JiQt only contains the soothing elements common to many remedies; such* as, l^rup of White Pine Cem- pound with Tar, fluid extract of Licorice Root, fluid extract of Ipecac for its powerful phlegm loosening effect, fluid extract of Cascara for its mild laxative effect and, most impor tant of all, Beechwood Creosote In pi^ectly blended with all of toese^ the 4ai)le was laid with a beautiful! elements SP^rmon^to^anj^rem^M, lace cloth. A low bowl of white chrys- CENTURY (LUH V TO MEET TUESDAY \ The Century club will meet Tues day afternoon, December 1, at 4:00 o’clock, with Mrs. R. E. Wysor, WOMAN’S CLUB TO MEET .MONDAY The Woman’s club will meet next Monday at 4 o’clock at the home of Mrs. J.-F; ^Jacobs, Sr. . Mrs. D. McL. McDonald, state ex ecutive secretary of the Red Cross, will be present and address the meet ing on the tuberculosis work in Lau rens county. ianthemums centered, the table and colors.. Officers elected were: Betty I FOR SALE—Seed oats, pure. Appier, recleaned, 75c per bushel. John T. Young. tf — ----- - - - FOR RENT—On long or short term 'lease, seven-room bungalow on South Adair street. Phone 89. ___ tf CABBAGE PLANTS, Onion Sets, English Peas, Turnip, Kale, Rape, -Tendergreen, Mu.stard and Lettuce Seed. Salt Brick, Stock Powder and Tobacco Dust, Blakely Brothers Seed 6tore. Telephone 188. Ic WANTED — Y’ou to come to P. S. Jeane.** for Ham Sandwiches, Cheese "Sandwiches When Hungry. Number 36 Musgrove St. ^ tf BULBS—Paper White Narcissus, Red, Pink, Blue and White Hyacinths, Red, Yellow, Salmon Pink and Mixed Tulips. Pansy Plants, Sweet Peas in Bulk and a Big Assortment of Flower Seedi< in Packages. Blakely Brothers Seed Store. Telephone 188. le PUPPIES—Beautiful fox terrier pup pies for sale. Ideal for Christmas gifts. See them at R. J. Cllison’s, 65 E. Carolina Ave. . Ic If You Don’t Read THE CBROIOCL^ You Don’t Get the NEWS DR, S. C. HAYS wishes'ttramiouiicc that he' medicine and sur8;;ery will be found at his oflBee at the Hospital. r>0 yon ufler bumingi, scanty or ^ too frequent urination; backache, heedadie, oiuSnen, ton of energy, leg palm, ewellingi and puffinen onder the eyei? Are you tired, nerv-‘ out—feel all unstrung and don't know «4al la wrong? pwe qlvt tofflt thought to your Urhay. Be aure they funedon proper- ly for functional kirmay disoracr per- nto excen waiU to aUy In the blood, and to poboo and upset the whole LOVELY LUNCHEON GIVEN FOR BRIDE-ELECT Lovely in every detail was the bndge-luhcheon which Mrs. J. F. Ja- cr&bs, .Sc., and Miss Clara Duckett gave on Thursday*in compliment to Miss Rosanna Vance, bride-elect of the week. * Hunter, president; Byrd McMillian, secretary; Eula Gray Blakely, treas^ urer. \ After a short business session, inging games were played, followed y the serving of cookies and tea to the following members and guests: .F'rances, Betty and Julia Taylor, Hal Baldyvin, Jr., Edna Baldwin, Carolyn Pitts,' Elizabeth, Alice, Kathryn and .Sara Frances Baldwin, Mary tnd MarthaX Mitchell, Mary Hughes, Le- titia Johes, Dorothy Stutts, Elizabeth Hatton, Martha Lou Blakley, Ann .McMillian, and Kathryn Dicus. The next meeting will be held at the home of Edna Baldwin on Thurs day afternoon, December 17th. sticks. Delicious refreshments were served. j The guests were: Miss Rosanna Vance, Willard Campbell, Mrs. Brew er Dixon, .Mrs. D. W. Woodard, Mr. and Mrs. Goyne Simpson, Fred Webb, .Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Wise, George H. Come Ison, Miss Beatrice Campbell, and H. N. Campbell. reach the source of the trouble from ! inside. Creomulsion can be ta^en/fre- It^and D. A. 8. CHAPTER HOLDS MEETING The November meeting of Mus- grove’s Mill chapter, D. A. R,, was held on last Wednesday afternoon J. F. Handsome yellow^ and white chrys-jwith Mrs. J. F\ Jacobs, Sr., Miss anthemums adorned the living rooms. [Clara Duckett, and Mrs. J. F. Jacobs, A delicious two-course luncheon was j Jr. as ho.stesses. served. Later bridge was played atl The American’s creed was recited 7 eight tables. • YE OLDE CHRISTMASSE” PROGRAM AT TRAINING SCHOOL On Thursday, December 10th, at 4 o’clock, members of the Clinton Music club, piano students of Mrs. J. F. Ja cobs, Jr., and others, will present a “Ye Olde Christmasse” program in the auditorium at the State Training school under the direction of. Miss Norma Hallett, president of the club. A cordial invitation is extended all music lovers in the city to be pres ent. in concert. At the business session the chapter decided to purchase a me morial acre at Tamassee ^n honor ofj Mrs. T. J. Mauldin, former state re-i gent. The organization also voted to buy a Red Cross bond. An unusually interesting paper on “The Scotch-Irish as First Settlers On ' Tyger River and Vicinity,” was pre sented by Miss Agatha Davis. Delicious sandwiches, tea and cake were served. DR. AND MRS. LYNN ENTERTAIN AT DINNER On last Saturday evening Dr, and Mrs. L. R. Lynn entertained a grpup of friends at dinner on the occasion of their wedding anniversary. Yellow chrysanthemums attractive- WEDDING BREAKFAST FOR BRIDAL PARTY Yesterday Mrs. C. M.. Bailey en tertained the Vance-Campbell wed ding party, out-of-town guests and the immediate family at a wedding/ breakfast, lovuly in every detail. / Chrysanthemums in various /all colors artistically decorated the^orhs of the spacious home. The white and MISS CONNIE BAILEY HOSlOKS NIECE Miss Connie Bailey entertained on Tuesday evening with a lovely dinner honoring her niecej^^Miss 'Rosanna Vance, brida-elect. Centering the table in the dining room was a silver bowl of pink car nations and fern, and whiter tapers burned in silver holders. A delicoius dinner was served in buffet style. The guests were: Miss Rosanna Vance, Willard Campbell, H. N. Campbell, Mfss Beatrice Campbell, Mrs. Brewer Dixon, Miss Florence Bailey, W. J. Bailey, Mrs. George Cdrnelson, Sr., George H. Cornel^n, .Mr. and .Mrs. H. M. Wi.se, Mr/and Mrs. P. S. Bailey and Mrs. Jj. W. Woodard. T. B. Boozer of Jacks^ville, Fla., spent Tuesday with ^ sister and brother-in-law, Mr. n/ui Mrs. T. M. Sease. t Farmeri^tudy F) CCC Cdmp' and County Agrent Give Practical Demonstration Terrace Plowing. • quenuy and continuously by adi ^ildren with remarkahfc Thousands of doctors use Craomul- irinn In their own fasdlltex^ well as In their practice knowing bow Creo mulsion aids nature to soothe the In flamed membnoes and/heal the Irri tated tissues a^e germ-laden phlegm is loosened ^d expelled. £>nigg1sts also know the effectiveness of Beech- wood Creosote and they rank Creo mulsion jtop for coughs because you get a rehl dose of Creosote in Creo- mulslbil, emulsified so that it is palat- able,/aigestlble and potent for going to tn^e very seat of the trouble. ^ mulsion is guaranteed iatis- fActory in the treatment of coughs, . .est colds and bronchial Irritations and especially those stubborn ones that st^ wl^ a common cold and hang on for dreadful days and nights thereafter. Even if othea* remedies have failed, your druggist is authorized to guarantee Creomulsion and to refund every cent of your money if you are not satisfied with results from the very first bottle. Dont worry through anotbor sleepless ' or go get a bottle of Isht now. (Adv.) nl^t—phCne or i Crkimulsion right ly decorated the living room and also i green bridal motif was us^ in the centered the dining room tobfei^^ail^^ning room. Aa. arrangement' of i ivory tapers burned in holders.^ Guests of the delightful occasion were.-' Rev, and Mrs. C. B. Betts, Dr. Ernest Qrr^ Mm Elean^p^ Mr. and Mrs. Thornwell Dumap, Miss Sara'Parkinson, Miss Mildred Hard- wicke and Dr. J. B. Kennedy. PAT CRAIG ENTERTAINS Friends with party 1 Pat Craig delightfully entertained a number of friends and school mates at a prom party Friday evening. The living room was attractively decorat-^ «d with bright autumn leaves and vari-colored chrysanthemums. After games' arid proms were roses and fern centered^^e prettily- appointed table. A deli^us breakfast was served in buffet >tyle. Assisting Mrs. ^ih*y serving and entertaini;ig ^ere her daughter, Mr:S...Brewer Di^n of Talladega, Ala., Mrs. W. B. ^ens, Jr., Mrs. H. M. Wise of Jacksonville, F^la., Mrs. P. S. Bailey, aim Mrs. Dave Woodard of Wilson, X C. A representative group of farmers attended the teh-ace maintenance demonstration which.was held on the Montgomery farm near the Laurens airport last Friday afternoon. The demonstration was sponsored by the Laurens County Soil Conservation, association, under the direction of J. E. King, supe'rintendent of the Laurens CCX[^ camp, and C. B. Caiu county agent MR^JACOBS ENTERTAINS FOR CLINTON BRIDE bntinuing a series of lovely par ies for Miss Rosanna Vance, attrac tive bride-elect, Mrs. W. P. Jacobs -n-, entertained at luncheon on Monday, joyed, a delicious salad courseAas [ The guests included members of the served to the following gues^r^ An-[wedding party and ‘nut-of- town nette Moorhead, Mary Baile^Owens, ‘ guests. - Jane Little, Margaret Car^e Hipp, j Pink gladioli effectively decorated Virginia Wier, Lilliam Speake, Violet the living" room. In the dining room Um Dom's Pllla DoM*t art for (h« ^y. They «re racoamwided Ilif world ovar. You cm gol tko gen- okit, timt-testod Doai'k al «iy drug V" Doans Pill; WHAT DO P. 8. Browning, Elizabeth Jackson, Vir ginia Sumerel, Ruth McMillan, Hen rietta Young, Nancy Johnson, Mar jorie Miller, Peggy Pitts, Eula Gray Blakely, Mac FHinney, Gene King, Jack Barnes, Gary Martin, Mabry and Robert McCrary, John Sloan, William Guy Copeland, Brownie Dicus, Harold and Fred Pitts, and James Craig. MRS. BRIMM ORGANIZES NEW MUSIC CLUB On Thursday afternoon the music < soma. , JDUpils of Mrs. D. J. ^rimm gathered at her home to organize a club, select k name, and elect officers. “B“ Natural ddb was chosen for the name of the new. organization, with blue and gold selected az tl|e a green and white color motif was chosen. Centering the prettily-ap-! pointed table was an arrangement ofj white chrysanthemums and cama-; tions. Bridal place cards were used| and a miniature bride marked Missj Vance’s place. , j A delicious luncheon was served in : four courses. For the last .course, ice! cream, molded ip the shape of indi-j vidual wedditig bells. Was served from j a large platter decorated with swan-i Foremost ~on~ the program was ai practical demonstration in terrace plowing, with S. R. Thompson, en gineering. aide, condutfti^'^thb, dem onstration, assisted by Miltbn’Bbtkely and Fred Brown, enrollees at the camp. _Using a team "of mules aiid a turning plow, Mr. Thomfison showed (he practical method of maintaining terraces by plowing. The demonstration ponsistfed of throwing up the terrace ridge, using about six.-^furrows to each side, and then bedding out the terrace channel. The importance of proper terrace plowing andj maintena^e explained bjl! Mr. Thompson. The purppse^of the demonstration was to acquaint farmers with the proper methods of maintaining ter races which have been constructed in MU. AND MRS. P. S. BAILEY ENTERTAINS BRIDAL PARTY FoUownig the rehearsal on Tuesday event^, Mr. and Mrs. P. S. Bailey de lightfully enU..i«iner’ the members of THANKSGIVING DINNER November 26 Turkey and All the Trimmingfs Salads, Desserts 60c Hotel Clinton O^ee Shop MOTOKGTCLB COP 39 Wk*4! — watch him lean from side to aide as he rides along! All yoa do is wind him up. Str^aoilliMd TEKE For Tots 04 2 to 4 •*.•8 ir ball, bearing front wheel, ad justable handle bars, s p r i n f seat. Bright red! ROLUn SKATBa Bright nickel finish, leather straps with an kle pads! Rub ber turning cushions! Ad- Vmm OUl Phena 19 When jrou dial a number, the bell rings! Kid-, dies ^like this type"of toy. ^ttle red CBAm Z5* Sturdy little 17* ehmir with seat 7%* from the floor. Attrae- threly ftRkhed ilumlaaKi SorTleo 8«t 49« 14 pieces! Serv ice for 4! Perco lator, cups, sau cers Rnd plates. Ideal becausR tbcy’lre nnbreak* able. ' Thank You! We want to thank all who came to our opening, and you who have visited us since. *•: f If you are one of those who hasn’t paid us a visit won’t you come in and see if you agree with us—^when we B&y we have ONE OF THE MOST COM PLETE AND ONE OP THE MOST ATTRACTIVE TOYLANDS IN THE STATE. PENNEY'S 1. C. PSaHZT COKPaMT. \ Subserflm to Thu Chronicle—$150 h Yeapr •SI' .r- I 4.V..