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/ • ./ THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 2,, 1937 THE CLINTON CHRONICLE, CLINTOI!?, S. C. PAGE FVm. Loans On This Y^’s Cotton Crop " 31afed To Be Made Within \0 Days Washington, Au^. 31. — Spokesmen I adjustment payments would be lim- for the Commodity Credit corporation ited by past pr^uction records of cot- said today the first loans on this ton farmers year’s cotton crop may be made with in 10 days. Officials hurried preparations of forms "for loans, which will be at the rate of 9 cents a pound. They said the, jTorms will go to cotton belt points within this week. As upder previous cotton loan pro grams, officials said banks and other private lending institutions jxrobably will advance cash to growers under: The twx) teams were composed of an agreement that the government boys under 15 years of age. A return ^PEOPLE Ydu KNOW | Clinton Boys Lose In <‘Kid” Match Losing seven straight matches last Miss Copie McCrary will leave Monday for Orangeburg where she will again teach for the. coming year. Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Heustess spent the past week bn a vacation tour of Florida. Virginia Dillard has returned honie vs art Ca S. D. Green of Greer, is spending this week with Mr. and Mrs. Gary Martin. Modem Wohien 2Jora Neale Hurston of New lYork, a graduate of Barnard college, has received a renewed grant from the John *Simon Guggenheim Memorial foundation to continue her •study of Friends of Mrs, W. S. Bean will be i Negro folk life and particularly her sorrj' to know she is ill at the Home studie-s* of magic practices among of her daught'pr,..Mrs, Bpthwell Gr;;c-, ham. T ~ Thursday night, Clinton’s boys’ tennis rafter spending a few weeks art i^^amp team went down before Greenwood’s!Ton-.\-Wandah, near Hendersonville juvenile players in the first “kid'’i Mrs. Joe Piper of Greenville, spentibrother and sister-in-law, Mr. and'j Dr. Margaret Bieber, visiting lec- match held in Clinton this.summer. | several days this week with her aunt,! Mrs. C. E. Nichols. i^uren in fine arts at Barnard college, Mrs. W. A. Dicus. Mr .and Mrs. Charles Hill and chil- J^Putation of being the lead- Mr' and Mrs. H. 0. Nichols of Ches ter, spent Sunday with the former’s^ Mr. Xegrobs. in the We.st. Indie.s. Sha^iaa pubPished several books on the people of her own race. aigency later will take over the loans if the original landers desire. Co<rUNi storage teeeipts from houses approved by the govsmment agency will be the basis for loans. To obtain loans, growers must agree to participate in the 1938 crop control program congress has agreed to consider at its next sessioa. Loans will carry 4 per cent interest and mature July 31, 1938. If they are ■ unp>aid, the government' corporation will agree to take them over, probably a month before maturity. Lean^-iiP- matcbwill be held in Greenwood soon. ' Kesults: Chiple'y (G) defeated Ru fus ^Sadler (C), 6-3. 6-S; IVlQfatd (G) defeated John Mimnangh (C), 6-4, 6- 2; Fuller (G) defeated Billy Dicus (C), 6-3, 6-3; McKellar (G) defeated Harold Pitts (C), 6-0, 6-1; Reynolds (G) defeated El-wyn Sturgeon (C), 7- 5, 6-3; Chipley-Win^ard (G) defeat ed Sadler-Mimnaugh (C), 6-8, 6-4, 6-2; MeKollar-Fuller (G) defeated Di- cu.<»-Sturgebn (C), 6-1, 6-4. Mr. and Mr,s. C. E. Galloway and daughter, Marcia, have returned fiwn jtfhaTteston after spending the past dren have returned to their home in handled by the corporation with funds borrowed from the Reconstruction corporation. AAA officials, working on the .sub sidy i payment part of the govern ment’s program to bolster prices and income, of cottojKgrowers, said these LONG BRANCH OPENS ' Long Branch school near here open- edi its new j-ear’s work Monday morn ing with a large enrollment. Teach ers for the year are: M,rs. M. T. Poole and Mis.s Bessie Davis. Trus- tCNPs are: H. M. Chaney, Geo. W. Cun ningham and Claude Madden. H. D. HENRY 1898-1937 F. M. BOLAND \ R D. henry & COMPANY INSURANCE STOCKS — BONDS — REAt ESTATE LOANS NEGOTIATED Telephone 121 U You’ll Be the Perfect Hostess D IXIMAI ICECREAM (Trade-Mark Registered) D New York, where they spent the past ten days. Miss Helen Derrick of Charlotte, N. C., spent the week-end with her sister and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Cannon. Miss Mae Dicus will leave Monday for Rock Hill, where she will attend Winthrop college. Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Harris and daughter, Cornelia, are at hdme from a vacation stay at.Montreat, N. C. Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Shepard of sonville, Fla.; visilwl ihb forrtier’s' brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Shepard, last week. Billy Lightfoot has returned home after spending the past two weeks in Charlotte a.s the guest of J. C. I^evi. Dwell Setzler of Roanoke, Va., spent the past two week.s with hi4 aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Cannon. Mrs. E. R. Kern, Miss Sue Ijee Kem and .Miss Mary Mauhlin of Gre^mville, spent Sunday witli Mrs. .Agne.s Kern. Mr. and Mrs. T. I). Milam of I^ees- burg, Fla., visited friends and rela tives ih the "city the past week. .Mr.s. Roy Alexander, G. T. .Alexan der, and Miss Thelma Barnette of Richmond, V'a., spent several days thi.s week "as the guests of Mrs. Zee McLees. .Mrs. John Spratt and Betty and John are at home from a vacation stay at Montreat, N. C. Mrs. Harry Layton and daughter, Jean, have returned frpm Camp .Ton- A-Wandah, Hendersonville, where they spent the summer. Miss Celia Ijatinier of Due West, was thb week-end guest of Mr. and Mrs. Joe L. Carter. Mias Catherine Blakely and Miss Elizabeth Blakely left this week to resume their teaching positions in I'hesterfield and I..atta, respec-tively. week with Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Stutts Mr. and Mrs. Hoyle Hicks of Char lotte, N. C., were the Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Hitt M iss Maude Sumerel has returned home after spending the past six weeks in Ruby with her sister, ’Mrs. J. S. McGrei^r. Miss Annie Lou Bobo of Union, spent the past week with Mr) and Mrs. T. L. Coojier. - " * •Mr. and iMrs. J. Benjamin Johnson of Manasas, Va., announce the birth ihig authority on Greek costumes. She waa associated with the University of Giessen as one of three or four wo men appointed “regular extraordinary profes.sors.’’ She ' left Germany for America because of the Nazi edicts. The education of women throughout the world receives a blow when man is appointed to replace a woman as head of a woman’s college, Mrs. Corbett 'Ashby, British feminist, has ' said. Mrs. Ashby, who is president Off the Internationid-AfTiance of Women,/ came her«* to attend a college cel#^" bration at which she received an hon orary degree of doctor of laws. Mrs. William J. B. Macaulay, thn former Mrs. Nicholas Brady, wboen husband is Irish Free State minister to°4he-Vatican/ has given her largn ‘ estate, at Manhasset, New York, to the Society of Jesus. The main build ing on the estate has eighty-seven .rooms. Mrs. Macaulay has been hon ored many times as a Catholic. One of five American-born persons to receive a fellowship in a Scandi navian university is Miss Ella Val- ^rg Rolvagg of St. Olaf college, Northfield, Minn. She is the daugh ter of the late Ole Edvart Rolvagg, author of “Giant.s of the Earth.’’ Miss Rolvagg will do research work at tho University of Oslo. Sanding — Beautiful Floors , • ' • •' j Vv X K IV 111 Va 11 ca i vs ^ “ Dr. D. J. Woods and Mrs. Effier\frs ^^^0 Hillis. of a san. James Frieiich, on .AugiKst 2'.Uh. Mrs. Johnson is the forrther Miss Sarah Pitts, of near here. Miss Lucille Wilson has returned tx) her home in Spartanburg after .•^pend ing several weeks with her sister and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Nichols. Mr. and Mrs. Middleton Self of Clarksville. Ga., spent the past we«'k with the latter’s parents, Mr. and .Mrs. Mac B. Hipp, who recently mov ed to Clinton from .Newberry. Mis.s Lillian Quinn left Friday for her .school in Concord, N. C., after visiting her sister, Mrs. Blakely Trib ble. Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Huffman spent the week-end in Ppmaria with Mrs. Huffman’s parents. Miss Margaret Blakely ^s return ed home after spending the past two weeks in Greenville teaching a daily vacation B»ble school, James Jeans returneii home Sunday after spending several days with his brother and sister-in-law. Dr. and .Mrs. R. P. Jeanes in Easley. Rev. W. N. Long and family are spending two >i’eek3 at Ridgecrest, N. Mr. and Mr.s. Irby Hipp attended a family nmnion near Pelzer on Sunday. Mrs. R. J. Ellison spent the past w’eek in Girard, Ga., with her mother, d Plumbing Company For Electrical and Plumbing Needs E. M. Timmerman PKone 36 Repairs Robbins will return tomorrow from a month’s vacation s|)ent with relatives in Virginia, West V’irginia and Texas. .Miss Sara Cannon has rtdurneil from Peabody’ college, Nashville, Tenn., where she did post-graduate, work during the summer. I). B. Smith, manliger of Belk’s IV- Dr. and Mrs. Roibert P. Jeanes of p]as|ey spent, Sunilay with their moth er, .Mrs. P. S. Jeanes. 'Rev. Wjlliam M. Blakely of Salis-. bury, N. is visiting his mother, „ Mrs. R.'F. Blalfely. ' ' .Mr. and Mrs, Har\’ey Ogleslty of t High Point, N. ('., spent Tuesday with This Is a Strong, Safe Bank ^ partment-store, spent the past week; (heir niece, .Mrs. R. P. Whiteford This rich and deliRhtful ice cream i.s the .solution to your ^essert problems. You can serve it for any occa.sion. That’s why smart “ho»ste.s.ses and ^houRhtful mothers serve it. It makes for successful parties. Made with pure whole milk and rich cream . . . smooth _d4dieious4-Tltbv— flmrvelons^TciT^eam Is a healthful treat—appreciated by every member of the family. - ' ORDER IT FROM YOUR FAVORITE DEALER. I. A South Carolina Product Manufactured by GREENWOOD CREAMERY CO. in New/York on a fall buying’‘trip. Miss .Marjorie Yates of Rocky MounlaTn, N. U., spent' the jiast weeT a.s the ^uest of .Mrs. Zee McIa'i's. Mr. and Mr.s. I*. M. Pitts and little '•'Isaac ('opeland is at home for ten days after spending a vacation in Washington, D. C., and .Virginia. Miss V’iviaii Parks -Adair left Tu<‘S- day for Lincolnton, Ga., where she .son, Mark, and T. H. Holland Uyj|| math in the Lincolnton high'f the week-end in Falton, N._C. ; school for the coming year. || Mrs. Henry Jolly relurmnl to her hotm- in .New Yorir Tsatufitay 1 i. ♦ WMAPUnmz pacsf MT| ROV/IC CmiUlS ML ANS. TO I By patronizing f The { Royal Cleaacn U you eliminate yoor cleaniag problema. 3 ONB DIMBRZD TEN P1EMUQ NET asicpi CORPSE SSR LAL PBLH RAWDOT RBTTEB . GIN NALBC ERHE 1 — .PRIZES: Istr—11-00 in cash. 2nd—Carolina Serriee Station will give a Waah and Greaae Job for your car. nnES usTf 0 nc«w wiu k awMaia ron mwr wc ^jf im mmAmm/mm mmi canon or tms anmiristMcnr. wmjaett mmmos mat cc eam to tvmo conntWMTS. Amrgopr, ixcirr ovn iMniovfis. mav coMoiTf. rr i$ Mor NCcissAav to Mwaf awr avaciiasts. use mt rotM aaovf.oa a seMaari shiit. wain vonn ttiif aMO aoMiss namiv. LAST WEM’S PR|j5E WIN^ 1st Prize—Henderson^ Pitta. 2iid Prize—Mias Elsie Johnaon Misses .lulia and Helen Porter an at* home from Duke university, where they spenfTRensTimmi*r pursuing po.st- graduate work. .Mr.s. C. H. Adair i.< ^pending tbis week on a v’acation in Greer with hor mother, Mrs. C. B. Bushin. Mr. and Mrs. U VV. Gn‘en and chil dren, Billy and ('orrine, of Rocky Mount, N. C., spent the past week with Mr. and Mrs. Gary Martin. .Mi.ss Jane Sturg<H>n has returned home after sptmding the summer at Camp Ton-A-Wandah, near Hemler- sonville. ‘ ^ Miss .Mary Todd and Mi.ss Hazel Boland were vi.sitors 'in Greenville on Saturday. Dr. and Mrs. Marshall Brown have returned from a visit to Mrs. Bro'wn’s mother, in Chattanooga, Tenn. Mr. and Mrs. George C. Odiorne, George H. Odiome, and John Odiorno of Dayton* Beach, Fla., are spending the week as the guests of Mrs. R. W. Phillips. Dr. and Mrs. T. L. W. Bailey and family attended the annual reunion of the descendants of Wash and Mary Rogers Drummond held at Curry’s Lake, Dials township, on last Wed nesday. Mr .and Mrs. Joe Little and daugh ter, Adelaide, of Abbeville, and Mrs. Morgan Todd of Simpsonville, spent several days the pa^ week with their mother, Mrs. Emma Little. Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Neighbors of Chicopee, Ga., spent the past week with the former’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Neighbors. They were ac companied home by Mrs. Neighbors for a week’s visit. D. ^ W. A. Neville and family of Newberry, Dr. W. S. Bean and fam ily of Pittsburgh, Pa., and Mrs. L. M. Kennedy and children of Spartanburg, were the dinner gne.sts of Prof,, and | aTtT*f Spending'the past week with*-.Mrs. ('. (’. Hailey. . .Miss Emmie Adair left yesterday for L<K‘khart to resume her teaching position in the high schixil. Mrs. Ray McGee and son Jimmy, of Greenwood, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Young of MoC’ormick are visiting .Mrs. Mary Prather. .Miss Susan B. I^eake of Alachua, Fla., returneil to her home Monday after spending .several days with her si.sler and bro>thex-in-law, Mr. ami Mrs. V, P. Adair. Mr. and .Mrs. William Fo.ster of De troit, Mich., and .Mrs. Charlie Cham berlain of Bradley, are visiting their parents, I>r. and Mrs. T. J. Peake. Mrs. Sudie Edwards has returned to Union to make her home after spending the past two months with her daughter, Mrs. C. W. Cooper. Miss Martha Pitts returned ye.ster- day from Manasas, Va., after spend ing three weeks with her sister, Mrs. J. Benjamin Johnson. Miss Rosa Mahaffey is at home from Columbia where she did post graduate work for the summer at the University of South Carolina. Miss Mary Adams has resumed her work at the orphanage after spend ing the summer in Hendersonville and Statesville, N. C. Mrs. James Bradley has returned from a visit of several weeks to her daughter, Mrs. John H. Graves, in Detroit, Mich., and to points of inter est in Canada and elsewhere. Misses Elizabeth and Grace Bar nette returned Saturday from a visit of several weeks to Mr. and Mrs. S. D. Gibson in Greenville, and Mr. andj Mrs. Paul Barton in Simpsonville. I .Mr. and Mrs. Braxton Dutton and, Ample resource^k careful - mana8:ement, close supervision, make it absolutely safe for your money. We are proud of our balf century of un interrupted banking service to tbis" com munity. NEW BUSINISSdORDIALLY INVITED M.S.6AltEY&$0lt BANKERS STRONGEST OLDEST young son, and .Mi-ss Vera Norris Mrs. Bothwell Graham on Fridky eve-!gp^,nj the week-end in Charleston. i While there they visited the Lsle of L. M. McLemore and Carl McL«- paims and other interesting places, jmore of Vidalia, Ga., spent Monday land Tuc.sday with their sister and ►j bfother-in-Uw, Or. and Mrs. Felder ^fSmith. They were accompanied home ■by Mrs. R. E. Dorough and children, who spent the past ten days with Dr. 'and Mrsi Smith. Mr.^'and Mrs. Harry Bolick and lit- tle son returwd Saturday to High winston-.Salem. N. C., spent the past week with Mr. and .Mrs. W. M. Mc- Judge and Mrs. M. M. Mknn of St. Matthews, L. E. iMahaffey of Spar tanburg, Mr. and .Mrs. Paul Mahaffey of Abbeville, spent Sunday with their sister, .Miss Rosa .Mahaffey. * M iss Kathleen Galloway of Flor- encef and J. P. .McMillan and sons,' j William, Pressie, Jr., and .Michael, of Point, I^’. C., after spending the sum mer with Mrs. Bolick’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. Reid Todd. Mr. Bolick will resume his^ coaching position at the High Point high school. During the summer he wi|is cimnected with Pres byterian colle^ as a field repre^n- tatiTe. Mil Ian. We carry a complete line of blank books, Ledgerz, Cask Books, Jonmala, Day Books, etc. Call 74 for yov ■eada. Chronicle PabUahiag Ca. Tires—Radios—Appliances Auto Parts, Accessories 1 C^ality Merchandise At I That Will Astound You. Western Auto - « Associate Stores Expert Radio Work •,r“ / "7 '•"U ■