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t :i N / f\y F/^mE GE TWO .'I >- 7 . THE CLINTON CHRONICLE, CLINTON, 8. C. 4. THURSDAY, MAIU^H It, 1937 \ , CASMO THEATRE ; MOnCay and i;uSsDay, March -IS and 16 Pennies From Heaven Name' Officm Association Hears Across By Brearley At Final Meeting of School Year. Laurens, March 7.—At the Joanna Mill Newik Wit* BINfi CROSBY. M AOr.E Goldville, March 5; —^Mrs.. J. Aringer of Vance, spent the past week with her sister, Mrs. G. N. Foy.} Miss Darolhy Clark, stiid^T” atj Winthrop col^ge^Rock Hill, spent the! final,week-end with her parents, Mr. andj Mrs. J. J. Clark. With mwt* CKUOOl ♦ AnAIKiC* f»i i. f • X* ^ xwj a#- r i rn .e tr* i f ANS, LOUIS ARMSTRONC. «nd-Hi. iCo'l"‘y •jjoc.at.oi. for « M,«» Jewel Tornor of Hieko^ T.v-| Fam 118 Swina Band ' .current year new officers were elect-Jern, spent the week-end with Miss^ n ^ ’ Rin/’B hd»af » A vrand and *®^» announcements made as to tbeifiloise Johnson at Joanna Inn. /| rlortoSB“>.ni .boot . v.lt.boiid lo*eri*™“»j Tucker epent the week-1 OmmOkmonii WilUAAir* Piwidaot of National Fodacation of Businasa an^^ ~ Prafaaaiooal Woman’s Cln>** ' <7 .W.IVU. - 1*1*1" Hnn.”himiuu ipformatove addrees by, the Ku^lend with her mother in Enoree. "J j^a gorleoaa ral who d<M.e h"":„ C. Brearley, of tlS Mra. C. W. Moore of Gaffney, is ““y f*"'"'' "‘“J'’' ** ' Rociolory and P*ycholo(fy depart-.viaitiny her daughter, .^r.s. R. G.]®?** o w ic is . orway s g x ment, CTenison-college, nr Rresrlev c... » iff . , t,on of ^ojnen by appointing for the two reels of Technicolor. Pathe News. 10 A. M. Show—MONDAY. . ^ - 10c and 25c Dr. Brearley Can need as his subject, “.Changing tdeals in Education.” He was intro- Mr. and Mrs. W. K. Waites, Misso*"* ‘h® • ‘of director of the women s prison in (i Vivian Waites and Kelly Waites, spent A^uoed by S. C.‘■Gambrell, superin-j Saturday in Calhoun Falls. • IvtOndent of the Gray Court-Owings ■ Misg Sadie .Attaiway of Greenville, spent Saturday with her sister, Mrs. WEDNESDAY, MARCH 17 i^igih school.t^ TUa I Flaa*! assooiatlwi oleciid aa jta pwa- A IIG LUCKlCoa xBin the'next year W. E. Mpnts, the World On^ O^DsU. Miaa Eula Bishop of Kinards, spent With J A N® W Y ATT, liOlHS^H^- Wpormtendent of the Clinton schools; Monday with Mias Grace Bo^iaikL A. D. Abercrombie, superintendent j r. f Livingston of Kinards, spent of the^Mouantvtlle-high »5hool, vice-lsaturd^ with his sister, Mrs. Lidie WARD, NAT PENDLETON and EU-^ presidenL and reele€te<i -J. T^Roy [L.HBhaml'ee. ■** — ^ — GENE PALLETTE. ’ j Burns, county superintendent of edu-| Should she kiss him, kill him'—or lection, as secretary-treasurer. j To Entertain Wives Oslo. The new director. Miss Olga Lar- ssen, has been for many years a teacher in a boarding school for dif ficult and naglected girls and princi pal of Toten school for girls. From the latter she sent out young persons of whom 80 per cent made good in after life. ; leave it to luck! From the ladleH^j Mr. Burns gave a report of the On Saturday evening members Qfjvival of the magnificent forests that! -flome Journal story, “Kitchen Privi-j reyent annual session in New Or- leaes.” by Anne Jordan. j loans of the department of superin- “Singing In the Air." “Two Too, tendence of the Natronal Education! There is one forest primeval which is still intact, the one unscarred sur-^ r / ■■■■4 Pemolutration T ■ .1 - • Grand and Studio Model Pianos { Standard Makra ^ Manufacturers 0!Jpst In Ajnertca. Several hmdred of the e instruments already in homes of the state, schools and colleges./ Special prices and terras. We cordially invite you to see these ^instruments at thtf'diome of MRS. D. J. BRIMM 120 South Broad Phone .349-J " Ghtton; S. C. '4 (V L A Ji E E n Young.” •Morning Show At 10 O’clock. 10c To All THURSDAY. MARCH 18 All American Chump association. He had attended the j New Orlenas meeting,wjth Mr.’ Monts I and Mr. G. N. F’oy, of the Jewnna ' high school, Goldville. Goldville Loyal-Grder of Moose will i clothed the mountains of the enter^in their wive.s with an oW*! Pacific northwest and which will be fashioned caffish stew, '..saved for filture generations if wo men have their way. Mrs. Charles Cyrus Marshall, founder-president of the National Life Conservation so- \ t—- I Celebrate .Birthdays I Little Miss Sarah Turner celebrated ' her sixth birthday with a party at her Sponsored by the teachers’ asso ciation, the ^rthual county .school con home' Saturday afternoon. Tw^enty of her little friends were present to en ciety, recently visited the Olympic peninsula in which th^ society is in- With STCART KUWIN, ROBERT ARMSTRONt;' BETTY Kl RNE.SS and EDM I N D GM’ENN. Elmer’s punch drunk from a kiss! Elmer, please stop talking to^ourself —and .say something! 1 get Tongue- tied every time_you.Mss me! "Strange As It Seems,” “King Soc- ycr.” “8l>ori|ng IMays.” .Morning Show At 10 O’clock. 10c To All'’' -FRIDAY, AND SATURDAYr March-i 9 and 20 j After the Thin Man With WILLIAM POWELL, MYR- NA r.OY, JAME,S ,STEWART and El fSSA LANDI. — The .jaughH start right «where “The Thin Man" left off! It was worth waiting for! It’s a riot! Here’s the ^uel to the swellest, funniest mys tery-romance the screen has ever known! (Irab your hat and along. PHANTOM RIDER” No, 12—with BIK'K JONE,S. Also Fox News. ^ 10 A. M. Show—FRIDAYe lOc and 2.)C te.st.s 1 mation Ijaprens. The reading tests will be given March 26 and all other.s- April 2, - ’ Tiovotiona) exercises at the open ing of Saturday’s meeting were con- ductoiii by .thg' Revi Jodie A, Martin, rnemljer^ of the county board of edu cation. The Joanna school pupils gave a program of entertainment and aervoi(i a hot lunch. f terested in perpetuating as a national i I ^ n reading, expression, decla-1 joy thi.s happy occasion, Mrs. Turner I comorises 700.600 and .spelling will be held at served the little guests with ice cream i iVftss sitt^a -Babb^ -of -tW- Laurensfj Spire*.^ high school faculty, is the president. ^ - /r-' L-—— retiring Emergency Crop Loans Provided $50,000,000 Beii« Disftributed To Nation’s Fatmers. Washington, March 6,—This year’s emergency crop and feed loans pro vided under the Smith-Jones $50,- 000,000 seed loan bill, are being di.s- hursed in all districts Col. P. G. Mur- ^”*"^'phy, of the emergency crop and feed loan section of the Farm Credit ad ministrations, said today. These loans are available .several weeks earlier the following children: Mrs. than in former years. and cake. Mrs. (llikrlie Wofford was quite pleasantly huVjirised when her..daugh- tetv” Mrs. Graiiy Spires, enTsftained for her witlj a lovely birthday party! acres. on Friday evening. Mrs. Wofford ifnd her friends enjoyed an evening of conversation and conte.sts. Tempting refreshments were served by' the* hostess, assisted by Mrs. T, W. The Metropolitan ' Opera Guild of Philfidelphia has been organized by Mrs, Randall Morgan. The guild! holies to bring about a return to the' regular schedule of Metropolitan per formances in the Quaker city. Mrs. Willie Gaskin was honor guest s no: at a delightful dinner party celebrat ing her birthday when her aunt, Mrs. Jack Gilliam, »4intertained at her home on February 14th. Lewis Looks To — Textile Plants' ClanSSen ■ciw* • mf ^ eooii i Campaign Wm To Have Been Di^Based At Meeting Tues day In Washington. ix: Mrs. Rowe Passes Mrs. Mary R. Rowe, 64, Wife of G. S. Rpwe, pas.sed away at her home oti Magnolia street Monday morning, Match 1 si. A"short service was held at the residence-at 2 p. m. Tuesday. Services, were held at Emory chapel;, near Saluda, at 4 o’clock, conducted Levsty. —ooik Isalvra. fcfsstottbk. ssA, cfsamy kfag spriskM wMb choppsd aali—Bgkt riefcu 4sllckms ; . . Ami's o Cuosksa's CaraaMl Not Coka. EvsnroM BkM iti Mods el the Basst lagisdl- Washington;' March 5— F’resh from his victories on the,steel and automo- bilt; fronts, John L. /Lewis, president of the committee for industrial or ganization, is now- mapping plans to move in on the textile industry'. Lewis^ at. a press conference here | by the Rev. E. S; Jones, assistedafternoon, ,said he was holding a the Rev. D. E. Boozer and the Rev. rneSting in Washington Tuesday at J. S. Frazier. Interment was made in which a campaign for organizing the the Emory cemetery. workers in the textile industry would sala Msadsd sUlfally. oad boksd saM asea la rear ewa Miebaai OidM *r V*• • • •atirt ClauSSenS MLVER LABEL CAKEt YOU b A K [ She is survived by her hu.sbend fcnd bo discussed and Launched _ .. .nV%ilrl,-an • M r>a Bcrtha L’1 _ ;_1 -i. Evans, Mrs. Trannie Boo^, i$r* \ NEXT WEEK— THEODORA (X>KS Wild)” •GASE OFTHE BLACK CAT ” -ONE WAY I’ASSA(JE” . “LOVE IS NEWS” Broadway Theatre MONDAY AND TUESDAY, 'March 15 and 15 .%r Little Miss Marker Starring SHIRLEY TEMPLE in a DAMON RUNYAN story — as you loved her best. See her again in Jhe picture that made her the biggest little star in the world—“Remember Me When I Was Just a Kid.” Comedy. “Kick Me again.” “Whale. Ho!” 10 A. M. Show—TUESDAY. lOc and 20c Reuben he local county committees are o^anj^zed to receive applications; the eld men from the-regional offices are already in the fierd‘'assisting the local committee, and applications are being received and . appruved at all and comriiunity. 6f the 11 regional offices one ofj — which i.s located, at Columbia. 1 • Laymen Meet In Interest of Jsellie Tucker, GennsRowe. Mrsl Rowe wHl long be remembered for her patience, and for her faithful ness and loving service to her home Francis f Gorman, president of the CIS f Vrori United T«tile workers, a C. I. O. Rowe, ami j affiliate, John Peel, vice-president, ‘‘Mo.st of the emergency crop »P" 1 u Garolina' Teachers’ union, will repre-j] plications so far received are from laymen of .the three churches Palmetto state at the labor'll and other textile union officials will jiarticipate in the conference which will follow the day after the national: convention of Labor’s non-partisan^ league of which Lewis is a proinin-1 ent leader. - j Herbert Schreiber, of the South i early crop sections but by March 15 loans will be moving in all districts in considerable volume. Director Mur phy said. As in previous years, emergency crop loans are being made only to farmers who cannot .HtK;ure a loan from other sources, .such as a Pro- Iduction Creijit association, bank, or individual. The maximum loan to apy one farmer this year^is $400 but in each case a loan will not exceed the amount actually needed to pro duce the applicant’s crop or main tain his' livestock until pasturage and forage crops ate available. WEDNESDAY, MARCH 17 Captain Calamity J Starring GEORflE TtOUSTON and MARION NIXON — in full natural colors. A two-fisted singing sea-rang er who- never side-stepped trouble or a sweetheart. “Hollywood Extra.” “My Artistica! Temperature,” “The Big Game Hu Morning Show At 10 O’clock, 10c To All — YOUNG PEOPLE PLAN GREENWOOD MEET GreenAyood, March 9.— The Young People’s league bf South Carolina presbytery' will hold its annual meet- ing-at the Fifst llwMJbytcrian duusfikJjacal pastors’ services will be free tisticaM of GXeiiwood March 26 fron;^ 5 to 9 p. m. Miss Constance Arm^eld bf Newberry, has announced. The pro gram will begin with a devotional conducted by the president and Will include addresses by the seven way chairmen, a business sespcfn, re port on synod’s counc^ confer- THURSDAY, MARCH 18 — The Man WHo^ould Work Miracles With ROLAND YOUNG ind JDaN GARDNER in H. G. Wells’ most un- usnal /comedy goings-on that will make you rn'errily goufv. , “GoI^'Mine.'’ “It’s On the Record." Morning Show At 10 O’clock. lOc To All encos and a dutch luncneon. FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, t M^rch 19 and 20 The Lonely Trail With JOHN WAYNE, ANN RUTH- BRPORD and YAKIMA CANU’TT. One man battling an army of hired IdBerai The Texmf Terror stfeoks Into dottUe-bnrreled-action. “VIGILANTES ARE COMING” No. 5. Comedy. “Man To4f9a.” “Screen Snapshot** ’ 10 A. M. Show—SATURDAY. ^ lOe and 20c Ntor WEEK— “SMARTEST GIRL IN TOWN” “SBCftET VALLEY” ^ “EASY TO TARE” “THE OLD CORRAL“>.^th GBTE AUTRY. :h lunPl ^nd t The speakers^ ^nd their subjects will be: Misses Mary .YBen, Green wood, Euphemia Gordon, Green ville; “Plans Ahead”; Eliza Austin, .Ybbeville, “Life Enrichment”; Doro thy Simpson, Whitmire, “Facing To day Beyond the- Seas”; Anne Denny, Cross Hill, "Facing Today in the Homeland”; Audrey Senn, Newberry, “Enlistment and Training”; Jo-Tag gart, Greenwood, “Learning Today”; and others intere.sted in the coming revival held a meeting Sunday eve ning, Febiuai-y 28, to make plans re garding Rev. E. S. Jones was nominated chairman and Mrs- R.-G. Carr, secretary. Mr. Jones led a discussion of the previous work in surveying the homes of the village to see who was lined up with the churches. He asked who could help an^ what time would be suitable tq makc_another survey of this nature befo'i'e the revival. After a round tabic discussion Sunday af ternoon, March 5th, was decided upon. C. .\. Dickey and Misses Grace Bo- zard and Victoria Murrah were ap pointed captains to make this survey, with the three pastOrs helping in ev ery way. A finance committee to solicit funds to car^y out this meeting was re meeting. ' - Ixiwis sta^d this afternoon that tfie campaign for organizing textile workers wouhl cover' all sections in cluding the South wh^eTt has been difficult for the unions to grow. It has been reported that Sidney Hill man, head of the clothing workers union, would direct thes C. I. 0.’ drive for textile membership, work ing, of course with Uj. T. W. Legion Dance Here Tonight A big round and square dance, spon.sored by the American. Legion and Auxiliary, will be given tonight in Copeland’s hall, beginning at 8:30. IA splendid orchestra hajj been se- quested by the chairman. The three occasion^ with the gen- local pastors’ services will be je:al public invited -to be pfeseBt«,-«a<t>■' the extra expense 'wilL be for a visit-, part in the evening’s entertain ing pastor. Mi*s. Jeff O.Dell, Messrs., jyjent. An admission will be charged. ing pastor Foy Murphy, €. A. Dickey, J. R. Hall, and'Martin Bozard were appointed as a finance ^ommittee to see that the collection was' taken and* distributed as required. . ^ The services are to be held each night at-,7:30 o’clock and morning services will be—at the discretion of the pastoVs. Bruce Galloway is to have charge of Ihe music."" Prayer meetings are being held nightly in the homes of the village during this week with the exception of Wednesday and Saturday nights. Wednesday the regular prayer ser vice will be held in the community building. There will be no meeting Saturday. W. W. Hair and Foy Mur- W; J. BENJAMIN SERVICE^ STATION Standard Products Cara...WMh and Greased Your Business Apprecisted Laura Fleming, Laurens, "Facing To-lphy were appointed to arrange places day as Christian Stewards,” and SaraXor these services in the old and new Frances Baldwin, Clinton, “Christian villages. Social Service.’ JOINT MEETING TUESDAY The reguUr monthly meeting, of tile American Legion and Aimliary will be held Tuesday night, March 16th, in the legion hall, for the cele- bation of the 18th anniver^ry of the organimtjon. A special business meet ing wil^ be held. Mr. Boozer and Mr. Jones asked everyone to cooperate in very way and let nothing hinder the coming meetlhgr - — ^ - New / York Museum of Science and Induatiy recently; installed a unique model of a Danish hamlet built by Miss Mabel Jacebsen, of Den- marl^ She is one of the most expert Iwomen model jM^ders in the country and one of the few in^ the 'world. Her chief interest is in modeling boats and she has made snore than fifty ship models of ev^ry type. PRESBtTERlANS PLAN STEWARDSHIP DAY ' Next Sunday, March 14, has been designated as St^ardship Day in all churches of the Southern Presbytey nan chuieh. / The day will be observed at the First Presbyterian church of this city, with each member-rMuested to prayerfully c^ider what it is his or her privilege el pledging to the Lord’s work for the ^miag year. Members of the chuf^ have bem askdl to read carefitDy tnd Car., 0:16-15. IF w>u ear r> ttvr on tivf to iat thi s IS TBie FtAce m aw mm nMT MUCH OF THE JOY OF UVING to be feand in this town enters here thrangh the portals of this (ktabUshaMat. TIm man whose / appetite demands nooriidiidt i|ieat<«earae meals yill be hap^ 7py to havcitts aerve hie fassily. Now ia a gaai time to invcetl* gate onr stetemeata. 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