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J THURSDAY. /MAY Pk^, . F;i^4y Th« senior i class 9! Clintbn hi?h Jbool will present n play, “Good ivenin^^ ^ance,^’ Friday, May 7, at Florida Street school at 8 o’clock. The proceeds the entcrrtaihhient will be ■used by the class of 1937 as a contri bution to the sfehool. A largo ciowd is expec^ted for the three-act comedy, with adrhission of 15c and 25c. * The follownig compose the-cast: Louis Franklin, a newspaper man— I^ul League. Annette, his wife,— Dorothy Ed wards. ‘ Elmer Hudson^ hi^ driend Bob Jpnes. ' ■ Cleo, Elmer’iS wife — Sara Wanfta- maker. — Daphene, the Franklin maid—Nora Cannon. a Aunt Penelope, Annette’s aunt — Tukie A^GlTr. Joanna Mill News or Miss Sinnie Russell add little ^iss Florella Campbell spent the week-end with Miss Russell’s parents in Comer, Mr. and^Mrs. Walter Wright and sons of\^ Spartanburg, spent Sunday with Mrs^ Marion Hamnu —-—, Cousin Mary, from California—May Dicus. ^ , Teddy Langley, her^usband—^Billy King. " ~ William Dunkirk, from Northville, N. Y.—Robert Wysor. - ^ Mr. /Lewis, the lawyer — Duncan Worknian. Clarice De Mauree, the dancer — -Peggy Harding. . . - NOTICE OF SALE In the United States District Court For the , Western District of South Carolina, In Bankruptcy. In the Matter of: - Stutz-Hadfield Silk. Corporation, Bankrupt. Pursuant to an-order of Angus H. Macaulay, Referee in Bankruptcy in the above patter, I will sell to the .'highest-bidder for cash at public auc*- tion on the premises of said Bank rupt on Davidson' Street, in Clinton, S. C., at 1 forelock A. M., on Tuesday, May iSth, 1937, the following prop- ..sBirty belonging to the above named j Bankrupt’s estate: All of the physical properties of "thr^tutz-Hadfield Silk Corporation, consi.sting of mill building and three acres of land; hoyse and lot; machin ery and*^uipment, consisting of 72 48-inch looms, warjiers, winders and all auxiliary equipment. For detailed information apply to the undersigned Trustee in'^Bankruptcy, Clinton, S. C. D. B. Tribble, Trustee in Bankruptcy. Clinton, S.‘ C., ^ April 30, 1937.—13-2CW. ,3hop First In THE CHRONICLE Then In ths Storsn Gri^— Funeral Home Clinton. S. C. FUNERAL DIRECTORS . ... and EMBALMERS ' Ambulance Service Phones 41 and 399-J - L. RUSSELL GRAY and T. PARKS ADAIR. Gen. Mgra. Mr. an^ Mrs. Claude Kay and little, daughter^ Nell, of Pelzer, spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs.-Mack Blpkely. Mr. and Mrs. Deery spent the week- enfl in Toccoa, Oa. Mr. and Mrs. -H.-^A. Cathey of Greenwood, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Carr. Mr. and Mra. J. W. Davis of Ninety- Six, spent the*week-end with Mr. and Mrpr W. O. Stewart. , VValter Waits of Calhoun Falls, spent Tuesday with his parents; Mr. and Mrs,, W. K. Waits. Mr. and Mrs. James Dolan of Greenwood, spent the week^-end with .Mr. and Mrs. P. F. Swygeft. Miss Mary Ellen Burton left Sun day to enter "tjaining as a nurse lit the State hospital, Columbia. Miss Frances Watkins of Laurens, spent the week-end with Miss Sarah Osbopne. jIrs.-W. F. Johnson of Gaffney, is spending a few days with her daugh ter, Mrs. Clarence Guyton. ' Mrs. R. A. I.eague and daughter, Mary, and Miss'Lilly Mitchell of Greenville, and Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Mitchell, Catherine Mitchell and Miss Mary .Southerland of Belton, were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. P. B. Mitchell last week-end. « chestra, ipembers of the expretsipn department and choruses from the in termediate and primary departmentsT The public is cordially, invited to at tend. There will be no admissidn charge. i Mothers* Cljib Meets | Members of group 4, under the leiKlership of Mrs. E. H. Hunnicutt 4nd Mrs. Wreford Nabors, were host esses to the Mothers’ clpb Thursday evening. Announce Birth Mr. and Mrs. William Thomas an nounce the birth of a daughter,' Vio let Patricia, on Sunday, April 25. Mrs. Thomas before marriage^-was Miss Ruth Adams. cy Chapman, Jeanette Adams, Juftnita Wicker, Florella Campbell, Fred Cole man. — Second grade: Hubert -'Adams, Joyce Garrett, Betty Matthews, Elsie Mae Vaughan, Barbara Willingham. Third gr^ideT Hollis Brannon, Glenn Carr, Virlyn Davenport, Joe McGee, Barron ©’.Shields,. Dorothy Kelly, Joy Surratt, "— Studei^u To Hear Health Official Dr. Bruce Mayne, Noted Re search Spedalist, To Address Presbyt^an ■ College StuTlent ^ Body Tdnight. This evening at 8 o’cloeV in the chemistry lecture room, Dr. Bruce Mayne, a leading research scientist in the ^United States Public Health service, and an authority on malarial research* will address a meeting of Chi Beta' Phi, scientific fraternity, 'to which the student body and public has been invited, according to an an nouncement by J. A. Witherspoon, president of the fraternity. School Honor Roll for April . First grade: Mary Kate Carr, Nan^- Th-rough the effqr^of . Dn Dudley Jones, >the eminent scientist was in vited to -the campus to give his illus trated lecture on “The Ravai^ of the Malarial Mosquito,’’ tracing the habits of 'the insect from larvae to the adult stage, showing the manner in which it transmutes the- deadly Fourth grade: .Arthur .Adams, Hor- ate Bodie, J. R. Hall, Jr,, Richard Willingham, Sybil Fanner, Frances fof his research in various parts of the Athletic Banquet ^ Last Saturday evening a banquet was given at the Joanna school Th honor of the athletic association, with the-taachers as guests of the occa sion. Bruce Galloway aqted as toastmas ter. A welcome wji.sk^iven by. Ruth Hair. Elizabeth Willingham made a toast to the guests and Miss Aldred gave the response, Ruth Starnes toasteil the boys and Clisby Temple ton gave a toast to the girl?. Later in the evening Mr. Galloway intro duced each member of the association with a clever remark about each. Fred Ros.s^ in an impromptu speech, com plimented G. -N. Foy, superintendent of the schools, for his splendid co operation at all times with the ath letic association. Mr. Foy responded with some good advice to the girls and boys. A delicious thjee-course dinner was served by Miss Johnson, assisted by the girls of the* home economics de partment. The tables were lovely in their set ting of yellow flowers and candles. - McCoy, .Novella McCurry. F-ifth* grade; Fred D. Bragg, Verna Lee King, Mary Francis, Mary Fran ces Rowland, Eunice WhelchelT Sixth grade: William Poag, Billy Willingham, Louise Blakely, Bobby Jean Carr, Letha Crapps, Vivian Crowder, Evelyn Gardner, Viola Hall, Gladys Willingham . Seventh grade: Bernice Whelchel, Ella Mae Sullttiu. " Eighth grade: Harold Lewis, Sabry Smith, Ruth Starnes. Ninth grade: Julian Gardner,. Kelly Waits, Mildred Bozard, Idethel Fran cis, Mary Marshitll, Lucia Nabors, Elizabeth Willinghart), Doris Wofford. malarial germs into the blood stream of a human being. Dr. Mayne .will bring the motion picture film that he recently made at Warner Broth-^ ers studio, showing different aspects BLANK BOOKS —Every all sixea. Letter File Boac^ GoBed^ WaBdai V WHAT DO . . . ^ P. S. Jeanes / CHCONICLB PUBLISHING CO. "f- • '*y. 1^)0? CAROLINA STAGES INSTALL COACHES Clinton Realty & Insurance Co. Business and Residential /'Property for Sale. . Good Investments and Splendid Opportunities To Buy^ Property. Also INSURANCE In Some of the Strongest Companies In America.* See b: H. BOYD, Agent To Give Music Reeital A mu.sic recital will be presented by the members of the Mu.«5ic club at the Joanna school auditorium on May 6th, at ^ o’clock p. m. The club will be assikled l)y ^e glee club, toy or:^ Carolina Stage.s, Inc., ha.s recently put In operation a new .series of .streamlined parlor coaches on it.s line between Rock Hill to Anderson via Clinton, it is announced. Hamish Tur ner, of Spartanburg, manager of the line, said that increasing patronage on this line made the new coaches possible and predicted that more of them woukl be put in- service if traf fic increases. The coaches are of the most modern de.sign and have bedn very favorably commented oci by those who ha^e ridden in them. W. J. BENJAMIN SERVICE STATION Standard Products Cars Wash and Greaaed Your Business Appireelatad SUBSCRIBE TO THE CHRONICLl "The Pap«' Everybody Reads** world, on the malarial mosquito. Dr^ Mayne enjoys an international reputation in the field of scientific research, and in that branch of the .science that pertains to the malarial mosquito. The skillful surgeon once dis.sected the salivary glands of a mosquito under the microeeope. 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