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r- r'.^ / ■ J:-- ■ •V V -v ./ PAGE TSSfy •i THE CUNTON CHgONlCLE,"^ CLINTON, s! C. Thursday; july r. 1937 CASINO THEATRE MONDAY AND TUESDAY, Jul> 12 and 13 UONEL BARRYMORE In DILLARD, CRAIG, EICHELBERGER NAMED LOCAL SCHOOL TRUSTEES “A Family Affair” County Board of Education Makes. Appointments To Fill Present Vacancies In Board. One Member Re-appointed and Other Two Are New. Terms of All Five Trustees To Expire In Two Years. CitM Contrast - -- In Government ■With CKIII.U- PARKER. BRIC| At . meetin, of Ih. county bo.rd LINDEN and .MICK'EY ROONEY. ("f t‘<li*cation held Tuesday afternoon, From the heiOi of America comes W. E. Dillard, .E. D. Craig and H Roosevelt, Speaiking: To Small Church Gathering;, Says '^is Country To K,eep “Feet On , Ground.^ A . .. ... ou Mount Marion, N. Y, to the »r.nt,nK of the requort od Roooevelt in Mill k Ordm’ed To Give Back Pay Approximately 100 Workers. To 'Be Offered Reemployment By Clinton Cotton Mills. ^ vailing for the'job, the court ruled. Pailui-e by an employe to rrotify the * mill within the stated TJeridd would ^ leave subsequent reinstatement op-^ Itional with the mill, the ruling said. Ash'eville, July Xi^The CHn „ July 5.—Pres- , ... an impromptu 1^0" Cotton Mills of Clinton, S. C., was petitioners for an election, the hoard in this little Dutch village to- ordered to re-employ approximately The 100 employes are to receive back pay from Augusts 26, 1935, to November 21 of that year with de ductions of amounts ftctijally received in employment elsewheri? during the period. . / this story of Youth and its tempta tions, of “Judge Hawley'* who under stood them. Every jFather and- Son. every .Mother and Daughter should see it! 1 “A DAY >yiTH THE QUINTUP LETS,” a Malt Disney cartoon. ' I'athe News. * 10 A. M. Show—MONDAY. lOc and 2.5c ' Eiehel'berger were appointed mem bers of the board of trustees of t^aT'Kld Rive them b.uk payj one.third ,rf the white Pftroni .bout three month, in . eoneent; decree Signed in United States Fourth circuit court of appeals here today Speaking at an outdoor fund raising , — district. It 1, ruled that there are u. ter school district No. 5. .MinutesN of! resident white patrons in the Glintop rK.w f««nHitions the meetinit'.hdwed that no other|«hool^Aeith attaelmd to the-pe-'m meeting new condition.. Revival Planned At Church of God WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, 1 July 14 and 15 “Soiig Of the City” With .MAKCARET MNDSAY, JEF- FREY DEAN and J. (lA R R O L names were presented^for consider-jtttion, lacking only. 16 names of con-r ation. The appointments are for a pe-jiaining the required one-third. With ! riod of two years! I the requeste<l election denied, the re- I Mr. Dillard succeeds himself, hav-j spHinsibilii^y for filling existing va- |ing been ele^ed two years.fl(go.io. a cancies was placed, under the present I primary election. .Mr. Eichelbergerj .>*chool law, upon the county board. I succeeds Dr. S, C. Hays, reeiigned. Mr. | The three appointees named Tues- jUraig’.s apiK>intment will fill out the'day wiM serve for a term of two iterm of C. H. McCrary, who was ruled'years. The two hold-over members, ineligible because of his recent, elec-|M', C. Oxley and C. N. Mauney, have tion mag^itratu uf Huitter town-itwp yP.r. Jiet on their (™r-yo,r te™ : parked beside the 1!~ „ ' r f hel el^d two ye.r»|,|i„| j fiag^ieeo. Recently a petition of freeholders ago. The terms of all five trustees of A new building for the Church of The consent decree ^modifies slight-1 God has recently been erected on the festrivar^of the Dutch ■ Reformed Mv order issued by the national la- corner of Frances and .Rlizab^h Church, the president also told his'•><>>■ relations board December 31, ^tr^ts opposite Blakely’s Community shirtsleeyeif audience of several thou-1 the mill appealed. I store. The .Rev... W. F. Patterson has .sand it had been a “good Fourth” aiid. By the consent decree the mill "will been called as pastor, with Sunday he 'wiahed the United States could j employes to indicate, i^hooi and morning and evenii^ ler- pass on, some of its “poise"’and “fun- ^thin two weeks after receipt of the vices every Sunday. The pastor has damentals" of democracy to other na-|t>otice, whether they desire to return tioni of jJictatorial and militaristic I ^ work, tendencies. i-v announced revival eervices to <H>en at the church begrinning on next Sunday Sitting on the'^ top of the tonneau of N.VISH. ^**11(1 patrons of the dwtrict was filed the district will expire two years A thrilling story of conflicting [with the county board asking for the i hence, the board ruled, loxe! "Angelina." who preferred rov'ordering of an election to fill exist-j Menvbers of the county board mak- mnnee to a career, and “Herrick,” ex-jing vacancies in the .school Imard. Af- ing the‘/'linton appointments are: millionaire, who dashes halfway to|t(ir a hearing in which H. W. Wade,I Dr,'R. E, Sadler of this city, C. rated platform, the president spoke thr-ough a microphone he held in his hand. T He referred, to the complexities of ^ government today as greater than Kiir< pe to save her and bring herj^riH al attorney, represented the peti-j Wtf^ht, R. F!. Babb, Rev. J. A, i -UioneKs, and \V. E.. DillanI, a meinb<‘r|tin and .Sufit! J, IxToy Burn.s, all of M'^ithin two weeks after notice that, morrring, July 11th. a worker desirea reinstatement the^ mill must give him a job sub.stantially the same as he held prior to August 26, 1935 ,at the rate of pay nfow pre- SCRIPTO AatonaDc Pcndl is Um best 10c value is the world. Get SM at.the Chronicle PaUiahing Coaipsny. Ox. ^ “Buniiv .M<M>n,’ save liack: "Wife Insurance, "(■oini' I’laces." “■ — III A. M. Show—WEDNE.HDAY. of the board, appeared in o]iiK».sitioni I.,uuren«. lOe To All f I KID.W AM) SATUhDAY, July Hi and 17 I Klil) ASTAIRE (JINilER ROGERS “Shall Wi Dance” County Has 10 | CCC Openings I I Home Hints Ann/nincenient is_ ma<le that the cminly board of public welfare will , open an eiiieigeiicy office thi.'^ week I in the lobliy of the. court rhou.H' • i.aui eiH to KH'eive ajtplicat ion(< for ~J<'!('(' cani)» adini.xAions, t)ie office la;- W ilh F;DM ARDi EVERETT HDR-ling in charge .Mi.s.s .lean .McKeiv' 'I'O.N. ERIC Itl.ORE and .lERD.MEmvx'stigator and case worker of t^; < ()W.\.\, I board. I.auretis county is entitled to ( ul loosel Cel gay! Relax! Unb<‘nd!ja (plota of 10 boys under the ipesentj Mad melody soars high as fmitfree j state SA-t-up. To l»e »digible“for adtni.s-; FiA'd. and (linger Header stardust oni.sion a|»plicants must be between the the palpitating fl. .S. A.! Refreshing I age limit of 17 aml.2jLycars,.UDtnaar-, as an .\pril Shower . a Fire! Fox News. - 16 A. M. Shbw^FRIDAY. lOc and 2.5c Exciting as fjed, withoivt emidoymeivt. work, and in Intere.sited fartit's CHERRIES If cherrie.s sugge.st only the cherry |»i(‘ of Rilly Roy fame to you, you hav(^ missed many delicious de.s.sert.s j 'that give variety t/» summer meals. 1 I F’r.orn early May until .August luscious! Icherries are in market ready to iidd | their share of color ami gbodne.ss to I hot weather menus., » j Hot cherry puddings served with sugar and cream make .substantial des.serts quite hearty enough to com- jtU’te a luncheon-of sainlwiekes and a ! hevj-rage for the average jH'rson. ChilU‘d cherry puddings and frozen “I hojH* the new' generation, just like the older generation, w’ill i-ealize that in meeting these new conditions we are not changing the fundamentals, of the .American forjn of government. “In my belief, we are always .going: i to keej) our feet on fhe ground as a| I nation in the future just as we have I in the past ’’ 1 Another Softball League Organized are NEXT MEEK— "MCHT MU.ST FALL” “VIDRE THAN A SECRETARY' ( SIaRI.IE ( HAN AT THE DEYMRK'S' reque.-ned to file their applrcutions ^ I“'V /‘‘fd‘shing with their, once with this office. jtarLne.ss and furnish a pleasant end- _ |ing_lo many a dinner. II Q I ! Gherry kucken is different and can 1>0|K S iSl^ OSllC j be serwed warm .with ..sugar and cream ^ _ J «I**sst*rt or is perfwt to .s<*rve on Op^n 1 OQSiy »i<»rning when there/s com- ■' I puny for breakfast'. In this case use it ,, n • I t I I would any coff«*A* cake. Ib-lk s amwial duly ( learance .xale.— ■ ’’ Broadway Theatre Cherry Kucken One-half cup butter, Cj cup granu* .ated sugar, 2 eggs, 1 teas|H>on bak- .MOM)AY ANI)| TUESDAY, July 12 a^d l.'l “Melody For Two” Wilh .l\MES >l4.I,Tt)N. RATRI- (l\ F:I.I.IS. DIckil’URCEI.L and M\RIE M Ij.SON. ' ■ Music sweet, hot ^and low down! 'I'hf' monarchs of rhythm go to town in. u mu.sical balllcf fivat will rm'k llu' w«,rld wilh laughter a^ul song! "A Musical Dpi^ation." "Check A » iir ( ash." ^1 10 M. Show W KSDA^. lOc ,an event that ailways attracts inlen'sit ] far and wide, (qums With H bang this Imoitiing (Thursday) lu'giniving at S . . , L,VI..,-k ,hml.. to o,.ntiMU.- .lunw tho '"f, ‘ '■'",''1 ! , . .and juice), 1'(j cups grated almonds mim 11. . — rr-*;+Trptfo halibut good), 2 cups-flour, 1’ For this extraordiuarv' cvotiT all . ' . " ^ . I teas|H)on cwwamon, 2 tablewiMnina, summer merchamlise has been cut to , . , — ,^1 .1 . bmwn sugar, 1 cup .stoned dack cher ' and below cost and conveniently ar- ranged to maki* sluxpping easy. Their manager, D. R. Smith, stated'yester- A third soft)>all league for Hhe summer has been orgatfized in the city during the week by Chick Gal loway. The new organization is for hoys of Suruiay schools ranging in age from H to* 13 y(*ars. Games will 1h‘ playesl daily except .Saturday at 10 a. m. on the high school grounds. The schedule for July and Augu.st follows:’ July 5, 12, 19, 26 and August 2, 9, 16, 23—Presbylerian vs Methodist. July 6, 13, 20, 27 and August 3,-10, 17, 21—Baptist vs Bailey .Memorial. July 7, 11, 21, 2S and August 4, 11, IS, 25-^l'rt‘sbylerian vs Baptist, •luly S, 15, 22, 29 and August 5, 12, 19, 26—.Methmlist vs Baih*y Memorial. July 9, 16, 23, .30 and August 6, 13, ‘20, 27 — IVesbyteftan vs Hailey Me morial. July 10. 17, 24, 31 and .August 7. 14, 21, 2S -Bapti.st vs .Methcxlist. CLOSING-OUT Entire Line of Men’s Shirts, Pants Overalls I In fact, all Men’s Goods, including Men’s, Ladies’ and Children’s Shoes. If you want- to have money, sm us. We are going to sell them regard less of cost. nes. day, "we are going t-o give our eus- toniers values -to talk alnnit.” Mer chandise Ml all depart-meiits, hiuI in tile bargain basenu'ii, is to be of- feri'd during the- sab' at prices that will mean mtuiey-savei) and wonder ful values for tin- luiying juiblic. The stoiy qf tTn' big event 'tarting this morning, is attractivtdy told in a page advertisement iii toilay's paper. a mb;; 20c ' ^ — W EDNESI)A Y, THI RSI)AY, , .lulv 11 find 1!) “Jim Hanvey, Detective”' ~ I'DM BROWN. CATllERINk Mill! (ICY KIRREE l.l t if: K \i E' and DOltKI. I "\fter the fat man" cries! the cops and killers! It s OtTAVUS ROY CO- MEN’S best xarn of mirth and mys- ter> . . . mi4ed with tingling ro mance! "^Mirl.s,” ".Serene Siam," “Hound and the Rabbit.”- 1.0 A. M. Show—THURSDAY. , „ 10c To AH Hail Sufferers Will Seek Help I’otton and corn crops in tlio Cross Hill siH'^on suffered serious «iamage from a severe liailstorm last We'dnes- day'afternoon. The area struck was hi«low Cothran’s bridge acro.ss to the ('happellssf^ro.ss Hill road. .Approxi mately fifty farmers, representing Cream luitter and .sugar. Adil eggsj Well beaten, grated rind and juice of! lemon and mix well. .Mix and sift bak-j [ing iiowder with I'-i cups flour and I ;stir into mixture. .Add more flour if| tiieeesAar.v to make a soft dough. I’lTs.si into a well luittereil pun about 9 inch- I's s<iuare, making the dough al)OUt om*-half inch in thickm>ss. <’over evenly with cherries and .sprinkle with brown sugar and cinnamon mix-| ed. Rake twenty minute.s in u moder-i ate oven (.375 degrees F'.) If you want to .serve the kucken I cold melt a glass of currant jelly and pour the Jelly. ovei« the cake as .you remove it from the oven. When the jelly lias Ix'cxune firm cut in Mjuares and serve. - 'Cherry preseiwes are delicious with bot rolls or ilrained from their syrup will" often take the plac'e of candied cherries in desserts and cakes. To make them, weigh fruit after stoning. about 100 plows, are said to have suf-j'''^’’^ f‘'i" >'«nds of cherries use three fe.red the loss of practically their en-, gianulated sugar, sprink- 11 re cotton crops by the hail damage, through the fruit. L«ti FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, * July ir> and 17 ■ BUCK JONES J In Petitions are being circulated by in terested citizens of that community and freely signexl asking the federal government for aid to paKially offset the lossos of tho.se who suffered from the hailstorms. The petitions are to be forwarded the two South C-arolina senators and Congressman Maihon of this district. stand an hour or longer Until the su- gi^a Is. meltejl and^then put over the fire and being to the Iwiling point. 4A*t Iniil up and akim. Pour out on platters and let stand in a sunny win dow until the syrup is thick. It will .take about twelve hours of hot steady sun to cook the fruit. . 'Teft-Handed Law”, Wi^NOEL F'RANCIS. NENA QU.AitTEUO and FRANK LARUE. IHh six-gun waH judge, jury, and execulioneV . . . when Buck blasted •Western justice Into hearts (hat fear ed no law ! "ROBINSON CRUSOE” No. 10. “My Little Fellow," “F'in In the Water.” 10 A. M. Show—SATURDAY. 10c and 20c Junior Softball league Standing Drop a leaf or two of rose geranium in some of the jelly glasses when you make apple jelly. The flavor is de licious. ■* ' W . 4 .3 . 1 L 1 2 3 4 I*ct. 800 600 NEXT WEEK— WHEN YOU’RE IN LOVE" A DOUBLE FEATURE ”t.AW OF THE RANGER” Methodist Baptist ... V... Pre.sbyterian Bailey .Memorial ... Reaults . " Methodic 4, Bailey Memorial 3. Presbyterian 4^ Baptist 3. Presbyterian 9, Bailey Memorial 0. Bapti.st 14, Methodist 5. Game Today (Thursday) Baptist vs Bailey Memot^ial. Games Next Week If you ftillow the sun around thy hou.se you can ketqv the rooms com fortably cool. Close*" windows and pull down shades on the sunny aide and o.pen window’s on the shady side to al- ■^^'low circulation of fresh air. 200 - Gardening, driving and all out-of- (k>or sports are hard on the smooth ness and luster of every woman’s hair. A ribbon tied, 'J||ttIe-gLrl fashion, j around her head keeps her hair from blowing into her eyes but deos not protect it from dust and the bleaching ■land burning of the sun. A cap made -.Methodist %•« Bailey Mem. | of fine net with bands which wrap W. J. BENJAMIN SERVICE STATION Standard Products (^a» Wash and GreaaatL Yo^r Bufdneaa Appredatad Momlay T,u«5Hlay—'Baptist vs Presbyttenan.-qaround the head and" tie in a perky, /^>dnesday—iBailey Mem. vs Pres-j fetching -bow in the back does all byiterian. ' j the^se things and is most becoming be- Thursday—.MMhodist vs Baptist". 1 sides. These Sportster caps come in attractive two-toned color combina- Dry Cleaners Go On Cash Basis LEGAL PAPERS Buchanan’s, and IWyal Cleaners, lo- 'cal dry cleaning and laundry estab lishments, announce in today’s paper that effective July 19ih their busi nesses will be plac^ on a cash basi$. Steady advances in the costs of ma terials and the operation of their plants is dted by tlw concenw af the reason for adopting their nsw buai- liees poUcy. tiorvs and make it possible to carry but the color.Scheme of any costume.. LIONS TO ME^T AT YOUNG’S SPRING FRIDAY Members of the Lions club will hold an outdoor meeting Friday evening at 7:30 at lYoung’s spring, near here, to which th^ir-ladies have been in vited. A supper appropriate to the oocm- don will be served, and it ia asked that all msenibera and their guedts be at the spring at the appointed hour. AN ANNOUNCEMENT TO THE PUBLIC EFFECTIVE MONDAY, JULY 19TH Our Businesses Will Be Put On a Strictly CASH BASIS TO EVERYBODY \ As everyone knows, the cost of materials and doinj^ business in all lines has been substantially increasing in recent, months. In the Dry CleaninK business this condition exists and everything entering into the production of 'good workmanship has been rapidly advancing:. As these costs hkve continued to ro up, we have absorbed them without any ANi- vances in our prices.'The point has now been reached when we can no longer carry this load, and for this reason we are compelled to* place our businesses on a STRICTLY CASH BASIS. We are sure that our custom- * ers will pnderstand that this action is taken because it is absolutely neces sary and will cooperate with us in carrying out the new businc^ policy we have adopted. In the future, as in the past, we will give the best service and work manship possible with no^ad^'ances in prices. We appreciate the business and good-will of our customers and stand ready at all times to serve you as you desire to be served.. ^^the convenience of our customers, we will sell Coupon Books — $2.50 Books for $2.25 Cash — which entitles you to ,$2»M worth of work in our plants as you desire it. r BUCHANAN'S DRY CLEANERS AND LAUNDRY ROYAL CLEANERS ^ \ ■it- f-V' 'm >yt > 4* ¥■ ...... T *