The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, July 22, 1937, Image 8
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NOTICB
or BUS TRANSPOBTATION
Bids for i.he transportation of High
School children of Laurens county
•ball 'be opened in the office of the
County Superintendent"uf Education
Tuesday, Aucrust 3rd at 3:30 P. M.
The final date for acceptance of bids
will be August 3rd at noon. Bfdders
will please bear in imind thr'closing
hour as the County Board will meet
in t^ afternoon of that same day to
‘ award contracts.
ThiS' notice does not apply to dis
tricts owning their own buws.
^ Routes to be bid on are as follows:
Hurricane No. 15 to Clinton City.
Mounlville No. 16 to Mountville—
' Route 1, Lisbon to Mountville.
Roaf?‘2, Rock to Mountville.
Route 3, Old Mountville to Mount
ville.
New Deal Splits-
. New York Politics
Both Democrats and Republi
cans Are Lining Up Accord
ing To That’Issue.
New York, July 17. — ^New York
city’s complicated mayoral campaign
took definite shape tonight. Leaders
of both Dtnnoeratic and Republican,and Mrs. Prichard, m Westminster
THE CLINTON CHRONICLR CLINTON. 8. C.
Officers' Named
THURSDAY, JULY 22. 1937
Joanna News
Goldville, July iId.-'-Mr. and Mrs.
Oscar Ray, Mrs. R. L. Turner, Helen'
and Harold Turner spent the past
week in W'ashington, D. C., and Roa
noke, \^a. ^
Mrs, W. W. Niver^and little son
ard* visiting the former’s parents, Mr.
parties started aligning themselves
into two camps—New Deal and anti-
New Deal.
The New Deal emergecf as the ma
jor i.ssue in the Democratic primary
when Tammany hall last night named
Senator Royal S. Copeland, adminis
tration critic as its oandiflate, while
the Democratic leaders of Brooklyn,
Queens, Richmond and the Bronx des
ignated Grover W'halen, former police
By Baptist Unit
Laurens County Sunday Schibol
Convention / Approves Divis
ion Changes.
Laurens, July 17.--At the annual
meetnig'this week at Mountville of
the Sunday school convention of the
Baptist ‘association, four divisions of
the county were created, on recom-
SoiHivan fs’o. 17, Hickory Tavern-
Route 1, Mema to Hickory Tavern.jcommissioner.
Route 2, Shiloh to Hickory Tavern, j orj^gnization Republican lead-
Laurens No. 4, to I^iuren.s ( ity. “jtrs.'who have ^enly criticized Mayor
Laurens No. 6 ,to Uurens City. y ^ UGuardW for New Deal lean-
Mr. and Mrs. Toy Murphy and sons
attended the funeral of the late W. C. j . .
Bobo in. Sedalia Sunday. mendation of a ^lal committee,_ to
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Johnson, Mr.'and^f divisional superin-
Mrs. R. L. Francis were called to Co-1 under a general or county
lumbia .Monday on account of the s^^i^^^tendent.
J. F. Burton was named to the.
president and secretary being reelec
tions. *
The program for the day included
discu.ssion of different Sunday school
topics by J L.. Corzine, state director;
Miss Imo Tumblin, R. E. Thompson,
J. L. Bums, the Rev, W. Jj. Long, the
Rev. B. ll Wood and C. K Wright.
On the missioifary phase of. Sunday
school work the Rev. Walter Lee Co
ker of Greenwood, gave an inspiring
address.
Devotional services were led by the
Rev. Lucius Marion. .
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death of their brother-in-law, Thomas
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unit; Miss Bell Patterson, secon
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Mrs. Marie Bowers of Lancaster islj^’ Thompson, third; and^the R^. B.
spending the week with her brother
Hunter N^. 3, Rock Bri(iKe to Mount
ville.
and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Gar-
ence Dickerson.
.Mrs. J. B, Hart is visiting her pa
rents in Belton.
' Mr. and Mrs, Joe Delany and little
daughter, Kitty Joe, are .'^pending a
relatives in
ings, will meet next week to decide week.s vacation w'ith
. 'what course they will take. Some oflj.,vtasn
Hunter No. 5. Lydia Mill to C Iinton. them have indicated privately they[ T)_ 'p \fart’n sne
Jacks .No. Renno to < linton City. • |i^e to'enter Copeland’s name I Mrs, .Martin an
Jacks No. 6
Jacks No.
' ville.
Waterloo .'s’o. 1,
Ware Shoals.
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ells to Whitmire.' „
ady Grove to Gold-
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Mt. Gallagher t^
LKKOY BURNS,
Co. Supt, of Ed.-
spent the past
d Their s
In the Republican primary. Others fa-1daughter near Hendersonville.
v<ir numinir n ^•nnunrvativ*. R<‘publican ■ »» i it . i. .i
son
L. Wood, fourth; with C. A. ,^wer
continued as county officer, an'office
he has held several years. 1
The committee also nominated for |
pre.sident, W’. P. Culbertson, of Cjoss i
Hill; vice-pre.sident, the Rev. W, N.
Lopg, of Clinton; and secretanr-
treasurer, J. Leroy Burns, Laurens.
The nominations were confirmed by
the convention; the naming 'of the
A.
last
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vor naming a conservative ncpuDiican -yjj. Mrs.
in the hope of defeating l.aGuanlia. i daughters spent
It is almost certain, political ob-jvannah, Ga. |
servers believe, that laiGuardia will! Mr. and .Mrs.Ji. L. Boyce and son, j
not he the organization candidate, ■sb-j Boliby, ■>lr.‘'a-nd .Mi .v: '.■f';*H;»'li)wype''ai'id |
jcration for appendicitis at the New-
1). Ba7ron 'and' hospital last week, Ffiend.s will.
week iin Sa-jv!^ glad to know he is improving sat-
HAVE BEAUTIFUL FUOORS
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Estimates Free.
Latest Type Floor and Spinner Surfacing Machine.
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E. M. Timmerman, Proprietor
Phdne 36 ' ' Clinton, S. C.
iffactorily
though he has announced he will en
ter the primary. There has been talk
that he also Would enter the Demo
cratic primary.
Whalen was regarded generally as
the can<li(late of the national admin-
in
istration becau.se of frequent tele-j past week at her home in .Sumter, and I j remained
{)hone conversations between
J. Flynn, Bronx leailer, and the White
House before the selection wa.s an
nounced.
"The former jiolice commissioner,
who now is |»resident of» the BClPj.Mr. and .Mr*. Harry Kstes visited]
World’s Fair corporation, said in an j points of interest in .North ('arolina,]
interview today, however, that the: \'ii ginia, and .Maryland 'during thej
firimary'^ fight was strictly a local iftast week.
Injured In Accident
.Vir, and .Mr.s. Troy lillis and daugh
ter, Hazt'l, receiv('d ihjurie.s when
their automobile overturned near
•nt a few davs Ust I ^ ’•’’‘‘^ntly. They
‘ I were taken to the hospital in Hender-
.Mjr. Ellis and Troy, Jr., were
di.sniissed after receiving fir.sl aid.
in the
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daughter, Ellen, vi.sited relativc.s
Sumter during th €''past week.
•Mr. and .Mrs. James Dendy and
young daughter sjie
week in .Savannah, Ga. isonville
.Miss Annie Ruth .Mims sf)ent the |
K<iwaid jut Myrtle Ibach. 'hospital for several days before they
1 .Vr. an. .M,^. Taz W,a„l an.l mov.l to thoir homo
,l,;.h a f..w .lay, m the moua-
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.Mr. and .Mrs.' .Inmi's F'vans^ and
family .«iH nt a few days la.st week in
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.Mi-s kathleene Odell of Fort. .Mill, ]
IS Visiting her giandmothe.c, Mrs. .\J-
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Clement visit<'d hi.s ' sistiT I
in Washington, 1). C., last wedk. j
Floycl Eifivards <iM‘nt the week with
his father add .sister in I.aj.nibed,pd,
prominent j N. C.
.Misses Dorothy and lA-nnie Mae
Goldson of Columbia, are spendingi
fhe week with .Misses Grace and Mil-1
dred Bo'zard. i
.Miss .Nora Lindsay of Greenville, is i
spending the week with .Miss .Audrey
Krady. , • i
.Mrs. A. R.'Stames, Dorothy Jean'
and Cleo .Starnes t»f Goblville, and
•Mrs. W. ('. Cochran of Whitmire,
spent the week-end at Folly Beach, i
Little .Missi^Pggy^-Nnll Girk of An-
ilt^son, spenf^the ■ week wUh *h«r
gran<l|mrents, Mr. and .Mrs. A7~R.
Starnes. |
Mr. and .Mrs. .Mason Rowland and'
daughter, and .Mr. and .Mrs. Sloan
Rowland and daughter spent the past
week in the mountains. t
Mr, and .Mr*. W. .M. Brajiil and fam-*
ily visiteii relatives in ld(^,’ (Ja., last
we«‘k.
.Mrs. .Minnie Lovelace, .Mrs. James
LovelaiM- and daughters, Willena and
.lackie, .Miss Eth»‘l .Arrowood, 'Mr. and '
.Mrs. T. L, Ellison and son, Ted, sjient
u f«\v days recently in Charleston.* j
•Mfs's .Mary Weeks of .Miami,"Fla.,j
.Mr. ami Mrs, D. S. Breeding apd son,'
^ and .Mr. ami .Mrs. Frank Breeding of
Little Rock. Ark., July IP. — Party I Rnoxville, Tenn., are visiting Mr. and
leaders .squared off today for a finish i Mrs. W. .M. Brazil,
fight over selection of a DeH|ocratic
contest. '
"The situation is one in which the
Democrats of the city of New York
ar«‘ vitally involved and 1 do not think
there are any national questions in
volved at all,’’ he saiil. “Whoever winsima Odell,
the primary will have my enthusi-j Warren
astic support.” , , _
<'()pelami, on the other hand, has
the support of former GoveVnor .Al
fred K. .Smith and other
DemcH'iats who opposed President
Roosevelt in the la.st national election.
His -backers have expressed the l)e-
lief he would receive a heavy voU*
from conservative Republicans if, he
entered the Republican primary.
.Samuel l/evy, Manhattan borough
president .also is a candidate »for the
I Deniociatic nomination. Ih* has the
I backing (*f John K. Curry, former
I Tammany leadvX’
j LuGuar«liu wa.s ek>cted. in 1P33 on
la Repul>lican-Fu)iipn ticket after a
! thri-e-corneh'd campaign against John
IP, O’Brien, Democr-at, and Joseph V’.
.MeKee, running oh a recovery party
ticket.
The |trimaries this year will U* held
Setjiember Hi and the general elec
tion .Ntivemlier 2.
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luToy Grulw-r and .1. S. Lever have
returned home after umlergoing oji-
ti'ations for appendicitis at the .New
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candidate to succeed the late .Senator
.lose|th T. Rohnison.
The current vacancy Jias created
‘two issues:
Joe Wilson of Bath, is spending the
Week wiith his grandmother, Mrs. E.,
L. Thomas. i
Mr. and- Mrs. R. L. I^indford. and j
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W HAT planning and prep
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Whether the governor shall make'the mountains near Hendersonville,
an immediate tdVnporary appointment
of a senator to serve until a spt*cial
election can lie held, or leave the segt
vacant pending the election, tentative
ly set for Sept. 14. •
M’hether the Ib-mooratic nominee
who will enter the special election
shatUbsmoininated by the state Dem
ocratic committee, or be selected in a
spt>cial party primary.
The 'question of a temporary ap
pointment holds spe<*ial significance
in the national political situation, in
view of the, clo.se divi.sion in the sen
ate both in the matter of selecting a
new majority leader, and in disposi
tion of the preiiident’s court reorgani
zation bill. Both leadership and court
contniversies may reach the
down stage this week.
In Arkansas, the breach between
party men widened hourly over the
issue of a state committee nomination
or a wide open primary in advance of
Miss Victoria Murrah spent the
past week in Saluda.
.Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Bozard visited
relatives in Silver Street, last week.
Mr. and .Mrs. Luke Clark, Mr. and
.Mrs. Roy Qdell, Mr, and Mrs. J. E.
Boyce, WTr. and Mrs. J. R. Hall, Mr.
and .Mrs. J. C. Corley, Mr. and Mrs.
Jesse Haw'kins, Ray Surratt and Miss
es Lennie and Joyce Surratt, J. L.
Abrams, Otis and Harold Lewis were;
among those who .spent a part of the
vacation w'eek at Myrtle Beach.
Miss Lessie Evans returned to her
home in ^Cowards Wednesday after
.spending a few weeks with her cou
sin, Miss Frances Evans.
Mrs. E. S. Jones and little-daugh-
show- Susan, returned home Saturday
after spending three weeks with .Mrs,
Jones’ parents in Spartanburg. '
MASONS TO MEET FRIDAY
Campbell Lo<lge‘ No. 44, A .F. M.,
will hold a regular communication
Friday night, July 23, at 8 o’clock.
E. A. degree will be conferred. All
inembers aft urged to be pre'sent.
By order of worshipful master.
V. B. Adair, Secretary.
Sulton-Brannon
Of cordial interest to their friends
la The^ announcement of the marriage
of Miss'Ruth Sulton and Frank Bran
non ,(both of this place. The marriage!
was solemnized at the home of the
officiating minister, the Rev. W. N.
l/ing, in CHnton, on Friday evening,
July 2nd. •
Spend W’eek At Camp
Misses Viola Hall, Ehnma Kate Ox-
ner and'Lorice Harrelson spent last
THE DIGF^iT—W’eekly '^eek"at Epworth camp near Ninety-
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for the intermediate' young people of
the Methodist church.
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Home On Furlough
Corporal Roy F. Byars, who has
.servevl the past seven years in the
U. S. army at Fort Shafter, Honolulu,
I is now at home* on furlough. He is
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. John
Byars.
. Underwent Operation ’
Wadsworth Niver underwent an op-
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