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:r. V.U PAGE FOUR THE CLINTON CHBONldR, CUFlTMt. 8. C THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 1938 / (Slmton ([lifrontrU i EaUbUsbcd IIMO WILSON* W. HARRIS. Editor and Publiaher : —— i Published Every Thursday By THE CHRONICLE PUBLISHING COMPANY Subscription Bate (Payable In Advance): One Year |1.B0; Six Months 75 cents; Three Months 50 cents Entered as Second Class Mail Matter at the Post Office at Clinton. S. C. The Chronicle seeks the cooperation of its subscribers and readers—the publisher wiU at all times appreciate wise suggestions and kindly ad- vice. The Chronicle will publish letters of general interest when they are not of a defamatory nature. Anonymous communications will not be noticed. This paper is not responsible for the views .or opinions of its correspondents. ^1* roebuck ansoforUi. it wU be 'gredi with a red border, and pood lUlies in the center and betwixt the corners. pendent %4 the “sixty families”? He has social security.—News and Cou rier. hatching purposes; and also prod more eggs during the fall mon when prices of eggs are higher. Z Baby chicks should be grown on disease free ground. A large number* of farmers throughout the state have* trouble each fall with pullets becom- liO disorder to amount smnything = *'Big p-t*' took place, two fighu were stopped «Big bosiness" in America made while miss tiny moore was singing, the following figures possible. The automo-jing infested with inte'mal parasites irnoMnftrZ ^ the | and various diseases. Among Vhe most nrMrrstnmv thr nnlf f unan^iit thjiii ^^1***^*"^^ countnes: | common trouble is paralysis, for which Twenty-two in the United Sutes; [ nothing can be donV one? thb trouble out, and they l^pt him out to<K tl«M eleven in Canada; five in France; two has develoned. r^dlrt^rt *" Gem^ and one in Italy. ^ | One thing that will aid in correct- 4 darters, door reseats 1.35$, candy Americans own and operate 70 per' ing tlwse trouble is to move the brood- cent of the automobiles in the world., er houW to clean ground. If the brood- ’M9r:f.thi!UMaf„Ql.the.AjllgriCAiLfami^r house cannot be moved ^it and ice cream reseats, 80c. yores trulie, BiiaeLjan, rrd. corry spondent. Clinton Finance Co.. Jnc. ^Auto Financing ^ 1 Fire Insurance OfBce: JACOBS A CO. BLDG. : lies that own automobiles have an in come of only $1,500 or less. We Stepped I'p a Little sirable to let the chicks run on a wire platform in front pf the house | . • j < . jv # i^>*Ce worker’s income in America is Iw«r««l<no.r«r«l>«,.f.nn.’.,_jjs. And spMkiiic of income, th« .v-rfo, ih. first two months. Thr» hi*- CLINTON. S. C.. THURSDAY. FEBRUARY X 19.78 »78S por .y^r; th. Gormnn father • farm m the upper, ^^rker has an annual income ofVnIy port of Dorh Conwr, vownAip, At ,,,g ^ ^ tlmt t.m. .. ..m l.mn,c m thr lower, fUnt is the diffeirncr in livin« con- jor diseases are coccidiosis, worm in festation, and paralysis. tVhen a' flock is affected with these diseases' there is little hope for a profit. | Perons wishing to have bulletins on. . . — ; brooders and brooder houses may get i and under j same from the county agent free. 666 Chacka ' COLDS THE TRAINIhW; SCHOOL w* mU • k:»i. rtrirm * dictatorship and the difference be-i I of “grafting” on tlw* public pur.se. If I wl private enterprise and; The twentieth annual report of the i we didn’t print the allegations against; . ^ river nlarr wherv 6 at ^^*^P**^ government control of busi- State Training school by Superintend- ourselves, nobo<iy would know ofi Y'ork Daily Mirror. ent Dr. B. O, Whitten, appears in to-1 them. day’s paper and is one of interest to its friends all over the state." The institution was establisht^l by, an act of the General Assemiily in Where the bigdeficit comes i« from the free distribution of millions upon millions of i>ound’S 'rtf^printe<f matter from the government printing office IIMH, nnd was opened for the admis-j vvhich i)ays no postage at all. The sion of inmates on .September 14, 1S>2(). | government itself mailiMi out without Its site of I.IKH acres was contributed any postage 7.'{,()00,(K)0 more pieces of by citizen^ of f'linton under the s|>on-1 littoature called •“propaganda” by worship of the Chamber of Commerce.' some— The value of the phy.sical plant is now hefoie. Kef<-rriiig to Ihi.s and other $.70(1,000, divided real estate $.'10,000; federal publicity api)n»priation8, the buildings, $100,0(((); other ‘ <‘<jui|»ment house appropriations committee said: and improvements, $70,000. The school ua children first .auw the light of day. j for $.3.00 per acre, and agreed to take, cotton for it over a period of - years. It went to 5c the next fall and stayed .* there till we lost the place. It wa.s 9c wheiT' tle‘"Iiade' wiKr^iiBii3e7 *1 Our old home.<tead consisted of gul-, lies mostly, pine thickets generally, and hill-sides a-plenty. W'e moved into Farm Demonstration Notes C. a Caanaa, Coaaty Ageat ' Poaltry Track A poultry truck will be at Fountain Inn February 4, from 1 p.m. to 4:30 p.m.; at the Laurens Bonded W'are- house, February 5, from 8 a.m. to 12 noon; and at Gray Court February 5, from 1:30 p.m. to 4:30 p.m. Prices for colored hen.s, 17 cents] per pound, and leghom.s 14 cents per pound. FEVER first day Uqaid. Tablets HEADACHE, Salve, Noae Drops SO minotas Try “Rub-My-Tim**—World’t LiidaieBt is operated at an approximate annual <o>t of $177,00(1 which is provided for in (he .state ap()ropi iation bill. Its pojiulation tlu-' pa-f year reached “0.7, with on employees. The institution has shown steady growth and devfdopnient since it la.st year than it did the year la country that had loU and loUs of people living in it: we had neighbors who resided only about 2 miles away. Such was not the case with the old “The committee views with disfa-• place. Ami our new home Had a school, yor the tendeney to expend dispro|)or-j h<»u.se only 3 miles away as the snake >»gbmg work sheets in lionat«* .'Um.s for the printing ^)f pub-'crawls, licatiorrs, often on high-priced fiap^rl ♦ and under I'xpensive c»»vers, or the! excited J land the other ruary 5. l*etwA-en the hours of 8 a.m.;mous8o far. That’s majority rule with Dr. Felder Smith of OPTOMETRISTS Specialist In Eye Examinations Office Hours 8 to 6 Daily tp for Signerrs of , Michigan is in.stituting a .viudy of . vtork Sheets [credit on the installment plan. The Instri^tions have been received! greatest accompli.shpfent would be from A a.'hington a^^king that work information on how to j Phonc 29-W for Appointment sheets be placed on all farms for ^ake the payments. j Qinton, S. C. V(‘ith * on all Tarms for 1937. Ss'veral farmers in the county 1937 art* Dictator Stalin looking on resjuested to report to the headquar-, from a balcony, all votes of the riew ’ <j*q CHRONICLE ters of their townships .Saturday, Feb-| Soviet parliament have bet'n''unani-' The most pre paration e.f press n*l.*ases, maga-i '^hen we zinc ai’ticb'.s, broaelcasts, motion pic-j^’d into our new location. It was an tur«‘s, etc., the primary purjeo.sc and 4:30 p.m. It is rcquesttnl that u vengeance farmers not .signing in 1937 carry (,f|obi hou.se, hut it had 2 gla.ss windows with them all available government iqMuicd ami is recognized as one of ! which is to build up u public demand in it, a loft in 2nH*ms, and 1 room, blanks pertaining to the farms opor- the most efficicniry (ip»-rated schotds of its kind in the l.'riited States. .Since it.s foumliiig it has been head(*<l by Dr. H. (). Whitteti as superintendent, assisted by a kitid arid sympathetic Vaff <»f workers. Its management is |9;tS w'ork sheet signing. It is neces sary for the-se non-signers to sign in excellent hands with every effort j g»‘<>ri'«^ deficit of the post office dejiart- lH*ing niHile to e(»ntribute to the com-joient for the fiscal year 193(5-37 at fort, happiness and training of its; $16,014,732, despite a substantial in- unfortunate ones. Its accomplishments I crease in postal revenues for the same ■Tor the services of the agency issuing I actually tviJetl. Tht* one fireplace ated by them in 1937. Thi.s Is not the the publicity.” w-a.s wider than our tdd fire-place, and ’ lA-fs hmk at the record of the past'^l’^* ^la-HS wimlows were simply beau- year. I’o.stmaster Gem‘r*al Farley (also|l*^“*- Jbey were in ihe “company” administration patronage’ di.spenser room. _ ^ - The wa.s largi'r than bur old ash-hopper and political .*14ralegist) reports the entitle it to a sympathetic and ade quate .support on the part of the gen- eral ^issemMy.^ " * ~ l‘UT ON THE SHELF ’I'he anti-lynching bill, \^■hich is the anti Southern bill, has been put on Ihe shelf, so to sp«“ak," aft**r the si'ii- ate refusi'd to invoke cloture on the period. .Sulrsidies cost the goveruimont, F'arley’s rejmrt .show.s, $.79,278,471, A»hirh, have given the department a .surplus of $12,6-13,739. But federal dejrarl- ments,- other thaa the postoffice, used the mails to l^he extent of $34,081,927, and congress “franke<l” mail that would have required $1,137,677 post- measure, th»* result lu-irrg due to ajage. The only action on this situation hard filibiKster fight of three weeks: will be the pas.sage of a deficiency by a dr*tt*i'miried band of Southerrt appropriation bill to make up the Work shcct.s a.« it will be a basis on which the three cents subsidy on cot- ttm wlil be paid and will aid in allot- a.sh-hopper at our new home Thjs will not obligate a farmer in carry- and had an iron .«pout -made out of i„f out the 1938 prx^rram. the skein from a wagon axle. Thej Committeemen will be at the fol- barii had 3 stalls in it. thus exceeding lowing bemlquaners to assist you: our old siUlls by 2. The well was only] Youngs township: Robert Harris’ .39 fi*et det'p. when*as the old well cow pasdure, Dials . township: Abercrombie-Ow- was in front of our new home instead store. Gray Court. of in the. rear. Sullivan township: Hickory Tavern ' school. Scuffletown township: County ag«*nt*s office, agricultural . Ijiurens. t 1.jiuren office. Another thing: oui new place had a hole thru the roof for our kitchen stove-pip«‘ to poke thru. The old place had a hole in the side of the weather- boarding for the .<tove-pipe to poke thru. When the wind blew from the building, township: County agent’s KeHHt<»rs. 'di ficit, this being the procedure forjeast. we couMnY eiwA.^oCeaU Aad ami 1’hr^ frKbusteirtsrit w1H luVrilinue their I years. - - r —1 _ 1—». school. fight if pressed, they have stated. Their .strati'gy for, bhe pretiont will be for -one of the group to make a motion to lay ashie the hitt. Ttipy eX- pi'ct'this move to be defeated, there by giving their o|)pom‘nts one more iqiportunity to go on rword as fight ing to the last (litch. Then, theJHLl Thi:j is a poor business Thei^e should be no concessipns jand subsidies in the mails for' anybody, 'file deparlmenl should be ciinductiMl on a business-like Im.sis byHappropri- atijig tin* needeil funds and requiring all mails to earry postage had lM>th a fnmt and a hark piaxxa^ system. I in the new Uiraiion:. the old oor hadj none at all. the ground. We just stepped «»ut on Croxs Hill township: \Vm. M. liea- mans* store. Croas Hill. Hunter ami Jacks townships: Sec- e»nd floivr National Bank Bldg., B. H. We were all mighty happy in our I IV»jrd*s old office, Clinton, new placA*, We .saw our first train; the night we moved in, .\nd by. the Hatch or Pwduuie CkickH Early | The twirly hatched chicks for layers' busierers hope, Senator Barkley, the jor should b«*. It never was intemUsi e* nate leadrr, will later make theilo earn a profit, any more than the same motion, appealing to the Demor army or navy. It .should be oporattHl cratie majority to quit the fight in j for the convenience ami benefit of the favor of the piesid('nt'.s program. If|pi^)Iie'— not a.^ a money-making n<*h a motion appears and rs ear-jSA'heme or as a medium for “dead- some. while others is no reason, bow ing bill, since to considt'r it again I ver. why th»* department could not another motion wtnild la* reejuired and earn a profit rather than pile up huge The pustAiffice i,s n public sorvn.p,iway. that train killed cur fine dogj ® -.uI... I* ...^,,1,1 Toiiv K.. Ihi- year will he the mosf proTilaMe42:3::4c lied, it would have tlie effect of lay-j head” matter for ing aMde pennancntly the aiiti-lyneii- iniist pay. There thisl; few believe, would be adojiteil. Tlii'- dt>ubtles.s means that the Wagnei-Vah Nuys Northern |H)litical .Negro vote-catching schenn* will not be ita.s,sed «lespit«* statements to the contrary by Scnatoi Wagner, a co author of the bill, aticl Walter White., ^ head of the—A*i^fa(i«m for thr .Art-1 "" vanienu*nt of ( olored People, who has! <lirected a j>owerful lobby for the bill, since congrevs « i>nwncd early in Jan uary j .'southern si tiatoi> waging tin* fight ; liave won tlnr- far in an impressive 1 miinnei ami are due the eommenda-; tion of iheir const it u**nts. Tin* bill was deficits annually if put under hiisi-1 living. ne.ss-Iike management and run on | ^ sound principles. The way the whole; — - .system is set up insures for it annual | liKsse-s. It is badly in neetl of reform and drastic changes. j Items of latirrcM Fi old Tolly, by name, ami wt» crksl for , , , , . 1 tl »V fiMlIjr r>l * s>*min.ry of thr poultry d..nion5tr.. out, .tui soon honmr tiUiM.,. w» ’I"""*. " ' ’I*'*! foil,Hi th.l it wo, cuslomory f.w boys'^" ’•"*'7* >•>" *'>'7 "«>" “**" .rlHHially to ..-or m«t» oldhr, in thoi** 7' <*' •'T ‘t”' mw n. i«hborh.».l thoo «■ won- in »"*'" h”** Junnit the the el,I ...mmunity. hut «e e.HHi *,« t*" use«l to britclH's and shoes. And we **' . . j • live.l hnppv ever nfternird. iill .e! Tknf JemooetmUone con.l^ted in not yioivi. niHl hod to make our onn "< ‘h' ' summary of 19a demonstrations of the BUZZARD ROOST MEETING ' The Ijaurens County Fish and Game A.ssociation will meet at Johnny A'oung’s Sprinjg FridaY. February 4th, • 7:30 p. m. This will be the most im portant meeting of the year. The question of securing WP.\ labkir and using the Laurens County Game furul for building rearing pools for fish will be discu.ssed. Every sportsman in* the county should be on hand. Fish stew or chicken stew will be served.. Everj’hody invited. Ic John T. A'oung, 5!ec. ^ „FINAL SETTLE.MEN’T Take notice that on the 11th day of Februaix 1938, 1 will render a final account of my acts and doings as Executor of the ^estate of W. T- Wolfe, deceased, in the office of the Judge of Probate of Laurens county, at 11 o’clock a. m., and on the same day w'ili apply for a final discharge from my trust as Executor. Any person indebted to said estate is notified and required to make pay-t ment on or. before that «^tel^-and all persons having claims a^inst said; estate will pre.sent them on or before, said date, duly proven, or be foreyer i barred. - j WILUAM J. BAILEY. Executor. ROAD ^ "lir ^ TO LfkK - 'h 15 -J6moib W’hen the international all- .American highway is completed, motorists will use jt to travel 11,850 miles between Washing ton, D. C., and Beunos Aires, .Argentina. Half..pf it is in use. ’f^he connecting link between the advanced funeral services of today and burial ceremonies of the past is man’s reverence for ,tKe dead. Every service con ducted by us is a service of modern appointments and effi cient direction. Each family chooses a price that “suits Its requirements f roro a wnde range of prices. ^£.TRIBBL£[0 AMBULANCE SERVICE -PHONE 94 15 Years Ago TW llinMik-le 1923- Febraarx I, Nobody’s Business By Gee McGee i .'tate. T>i«*y were J. Paul Fiiiley, Gray j v\*urt. whose flock averag***! 129 birds irxsl' and rocks), producing an aver age of 119 eggs per bird; Dr. O’Neal j Jackvhs. laurens, 115 white wyan- klottes and mim>reas. pnvducing an av-, ^eragx* A>f 126 »*ggs jier bird, and Mrs. T. .A. Robinskvil, Cros.« Hill, whoso ■ ORCHIDS? The only complaint we have had about MARNE COAL was that it doesn't make ashes enough to *‘bank the fire" with at night. No Dust — No Dirt No Clinkers C-W-S GUANO CO.. INC. The new Ma.'konic Temple building nkwk of 71. birds irtsls), produced an 'tin South Hrttad street i-' rapidly near- average of 127 egg< p»*r bird. _ ting complokion and will s^hhi Iw ready This prwiuction CvHitpares with the ^ ^ ^ ^ fj„. tH*cu|>aiH‘y. average production for the state of .A Fine Show .At Flat Ri»ck j Mi'^- J- Damp St»»m has letumed the light bnerNis producing 158 eggs, "the entertainment which was. put on I breeds 127 eggs, and all by the 1931 class of the local high White. fbretsis 147 egg< a\-evagt* per bird, a political move of^l.artieularly SOI--'last friday night wa.s a huge I Rutledge -Adair of iNdumbia. In most cases the early hatch^ <li<l Ufnl imsav.kiy nature and was I "uokcess from every angle and it wasp^' visiting her parents, .Mr. and Mnk. chn-ks usually have a letter chance,; aimed at the South in which the Dem- ‘‘njoyed to everboddy's hart’s content.I Henry. to live. the.cockerels bring a higher it was got uji by mis.s jennie veeve' .Annie Um Little of Sjianan- price; the pullets kept for layers smith. ..ur principle, a.ssisted by her|^>u‘'g. is the guest of Mrs. Arthur make larger birds; they lay larger twin sister, miss sflllie veeve. Little. eggs which are most desirable for ♦ .Miss Eliaabrth IVuglas has return-; ^ uuragtMi! brought down themed to .Agm‘s Sk-xHt csd'ege where she^ l^ina u.sed to execute her opium . .[house with 4 encores was entitled— is a sti J. H. I»itls, Jr. ‘Red" Copeland iK-ralie party i.- stt-onge'^t. The pre- terr-e 4liat it wtuild stoo tu diminish lynching (to which all dwent men nrc opposed) will not stand analysis. It pa.‘'se<i it would have encou rather tlian «iis<-ouiaged lynching and . would mo.xt likely lx* interpreted as a; dare to that ii'ckless element w'hich « xist'> in «*veiy eomiminity. There ex- i.«ts no need fur such a law, nor is there any sensible reason why the federal government should he given student. addicts. Now she makes them join the blind mouses. ’ several other; Mi.ss Cassie Oliver left Friday for army. That's questionable mercy, stunts were pulled, such as “red rid-i Memphis, Tenn.. where she will spend - ■ ♦ - ing homls,” allso “robbing howl and a few days. From there she will go to movie executive complains that the 3 little bears.” musick was going i San Francisco to sail as a' medical ^bowikianship is dying on its feet. Andji» mought nigh all the time from a ra-1missionary to China under the aus- Hollywood’s only remedy so far is the|J| dio like they keep going in pitcher pices of the Southern Presbyterian comploU- domiimlion an,I m,.,l,ll<,sonw!•'V'*"'',;"* *'>»* nohoJ'ly,church. authority ,.v, r th,' a. I'"" ' <^''<‘rthing. . | On Krulay rvmin( Xlr, aiul Hr*. plat»“<l in the measure. ‘ st^ites a> contem-: u|Hm special call and pleadings, yore corry spondent, hon. mike lark,,' William Bailey Owens entertained a number of friemfs at a dinner' party.! StiD Cougiiiiig? |; . Ma vnAiiMP Iww mAnv iMwtMTWMi mnm i ^ “Own Your Own Home” » « This Has Beoi Our Association’s Motto For 29 Years . Whether you^ contempUte buying, building, or refinmneing a home of your own. consult our offi cers. Our facilities will useful in securing an eco nomical, safe and convenient loan to meet your re quirements ... an amortiied loan having attractive pay-off privil^ifcs. about the sub-idy receive from the MR. HKl.EV.s nun. m.Kc ,u,u,| ,nd Mi«’. Wo lnwr intaT.iaeiaelnw , Kv, ry yea, .aluui, tl,,., tu,,c 1“ a*! 7''"V‘7 \Vorkm« crtcrtMBcd arith . ' 1 J • M* u- I 1 i>anu‘d by miss judie lou lark on the . r- -» , oaoncntai liTtlaaooi, pou can fet peller , body m \\a,*^hmgton Palaver sli.rhtl^ "" ’^"***^’ aftenaoon in lavnor ww wtm Oreomubion. Serious trouble jPianiui both of. ^hich were slq^htly . Carlisle Rast of Swansea, may be teraimr and you cannot affortl out of tuny, his deep ba.se voice was ^ meeting the executive com- take a chaim with ^ remedy less .'.quawk corned from the pti.stnvaster * *'^**1!, j «udience who had South Carolina Syno^- general’,s office for the purpose ores" ’ smg a tune so Auxiliary held heio Thur^v. a tabli.shing an alibi for the mounting ^their ^^otion was unanimoosly adapted roc- annual deficit. It eomes under Reptib-—9ng. lican admifiistrations and under Dem-i government. The ommeiHrng that the; -I organixatwa ’ goobers and iee cream combs were * Bahy Cottage haitding on ocratic administrations, and it is al-j .^old ^while the performance was Thomwell^ w’ays the same old bunk. If new.spa-1 prx>gres.s, and a right smart of i-eddy pers or other publications, as. ^^)•.}cash was realized in this effort, the Parley contends, now have rates that lights went out once or twiste, but are too low th^ rates should be raised, I the players hell their positions like provided action to stop all leaks i.s i a dog had set a bird till they came taken. (The Chronicle opposes subsi- back on. verry few of them had to poteoA than Oreomulsion. wbich goes xltfhktottiaasaiQf thaUwublehndakis I iiatv^toaootbaaiidliealttietaflaiiied ' t/oSSanrae^^m tailed. uoqTk ba dbeoumtad, ixy CreomulsIon. dies of all kinds). The charge that newspapers are carried in the mails at a tremendous' loss is a charge so utterly misleading that k does not deserve attention ex cept that many people who do not know the facts are fooled by it. Where do the people leam about it? Prom the vdry newspapers who are accused read their squips thing by hart. but recited ever- the monney raised at this show will go to help buy a new rug for miss jennie veeve’a desk which is wore out onner count of her feet setting in one place all of the time while leeching from same. H will cost 2JI8$ from mr. a semi-centeania! gilt from the Pres byterian women. ^ Widi tihe Pknss » Tour drsugist is to refund it yon are not ttmrou^ily wllh the beneflta obtained in E, Ahk for E pEinly. The office of goxrraor of Seth Carolina pays $T,3M a yesw m salary, and the psequbites. indadiag the “manskm.** are worth at least $4.SMi a year besides. That is egesssdeall tof the ineoees at 4 per cent en a fertanej of $800,000. ^ net the ’ ' * PROMPT ACTION GIVEN ON ALL APPLICATIONS. YOUR SAVINGS PLACED HERE ARE IN SURED UP TO $5,000. EARNINGS HAVE NEVER BEEN LOWER THAN 4';. O WE OFFER Lmg Tonus Easy Payments IDERAL SAVINGS LNP LOAN AttOClATION 6 CUnUn, S. C % A*