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f PAGE TWO THE CUNTON CHRONICXE, CUNTON, S. C. ‘mURSDAT, FEBRUARY 24, 1928 CASINO THEAM THE SPORTS CHATTERBOX — By — TENCH OWENS MONDAY AND TUESDAY, February 28 and March 1 *^othing Sacred” Whh CAROLE LOMBARD. FRED- ERIC MARCH. CHARLES WIN- eroall tournament, as FOLKS YOU KNOW DR. STEPHEN ,McQUEEN HUNT- j LEY, professor of French at Presby- Iterian college, will leave about, the Entering the Laurens county bask-,first of June on his third trip to a rather dark ^^urope. He will take a ooat from either Norfolk, New York, horse last week, Clinton high girls' or Mr. and Mrs. John W. daughter, Jane, spent the week-end in VVinn.sboro with Mrs. Little’s mother, Xevv C'. E. Curlee, tected from a new tidal wave of bu reaucratic regulations.” Green as serted. Opposing establishment i of labor standard differentials for the various sections of the country, he said Pres ident Roosevelt had described the na- Little and; property aa “an economic whole.” “There is no sound economic ex cuse for"'permitting employers in any section of the country to cut below” minimum , standards “of decency,” Green contended. British censor board forbids chil dren under 16 to see “Snow White” on the theory they might be fright ened. Are those the same children who are taught the use of gaa masks? SUBSCRIBE TO TBM CHROlfICLi NINGER and WALTER CONNOLLY. A knockout to seo. It pulls no] ^ pwicheo and misses no openings . . "^missed the championship by only two'^during the World war. He sailed from Mrs. O. B, King and Miss Mary for laughs that come too fast and ~ *^New York tn l»i8 on the “Maure- Wilson were vijitors-in Plum Branch! riom to connL Revealing the gor-|*^^^ • ^ ^ tania.” a sister ship of the “LusiU- O" Tuesday. 1 Oriean.s. ' * ^arlton F. Winn is spending the, made a surprisingly good showing and I Huntley’s first trip abroad was week in Chicago. | Mrs. O. B, King and Miss 1 points. geooa. golden beauty of Carole H?s second trip was made in Mr. and Mrs. James Moore of York, bard for the first time finV^Ime^on Fri ' 1930 on the “Leviathan,” largest ship spent the week-end with the-latter’s . . . the suave charm of 12* rlTi fnd^thrilHnr recently mother, Mr.s. T. J. Blalock, Sr. March in the highest powered ® ®“® sold for junk • Miss Helen •ktJ’.rMt .far kail avav had Two extra periods were pecessary to jun*w. tats great star nas ever nao. .'l i .u *• He spent two years in France study- “March of Time.’ “The Bolted^ rea e le. , University of Tulouse, j This recoed is especially commend-j received his doctor’s degree able since the Clinton girls had prac-lj,, The purpose of trip i iticed very little and that on a June will be for conversation and 'court. Probably much of the creditjp addition, Dr. Huntley says is due to their coach. Miss Margaret | plans to do some work in Spanish Sadler. The team was composed of Door,” “News of the Day.” 10 A. .M. Show—.MONDAY. lOc and 2r>c Barnadoe spent the week-end with her parents, .VIr. and Mrs. A. S. Barnado, of Union. i %VEDNESDAY. THURSDAY, March 2 and 3 “Counsel For Crime” Green Is Against Wage, Hour Law To Administration He stated that plans for ni.s itinerary ^ ... have not been completed but he prob- PPOSIllon ably will visit the Scandinavian coun- Program Renewed By President of Labor Federation. Jinky Sadler and Margaret Brice, forwards; Jinky Dillard, jump center; .. . »‘i® ®®"^®'’' trie's and work back through Germany. With oriO Aniold and Helen King, guards. , ^ Huntley, in his travels, has vis- MONT(;OMER\. J At OLELINE, Fourteen teams praticipated in following countries: France,' Washington. Ftb. 20. - William WELLS. He terr»ri/.4Kl a gre^ city, tournament, which was dmded -nrtol'England, .SccTCtand. Holland, Belgium, Green.pve.sidentoftheAmericanFed- t.HhiK secret romance wiu. bared. Ln-1 the »K,y.H, girls, and midgrt.s Switzerland, Spain, Italy, ,• ration of Labor, renewed hi.4 oppo- forgettable thrills ... as underworld, pounds» divi.sions. I>aurens high wonl^pp^^gp^ Belearic Lsland.s, Northern sition rats scurry for cover. 'the boy.s’ championship, Goldville <!*!•! Africa .\lgoria “Texas/Trail” Lsland.s, and .Morrocco, muda, Cuba, Canada and .Mexico. Spring is in the air despite this to the administration’s wage- Ber- hour bill today, advocating instead a feaUal Clinton to win among the girls and the Luaren.s midgets were unde- AVifh W ILLIAM BOYD, (JEORtlFl! feattsl in that class. .Attractive tro- ll.AYKS. and Jl DITII ALLK.’S'. Outjphies were presented to the winning j „u<j,jgn j-old .snap, and you will readily «f (he turmoil and struggle of thei,teams. j believe this statement w hen you see pi'Wirer da>.s in ihe Lone Star Stale^ 7” 'the nine different varieties of flowers gr'aj wage board or ci»ires the grandest 4)f all Ihe Hopa- lofig < assid> ad\en(uresl Hugs Hectic and Hi-. Orchestra. 10 A. M. Show—WEDNESDAY. lOr and ir>o ('hatterlN)xing Bovkin and Bob I in bloom in MRS. HENRY NABORS’ Kenlasha,' yard. 'I'he .specimens which are now law fixing uniform labor standards throughout the nation. In a statement, Green said the A. F. L. was against “delegating sweep ing administrative powers to a fed- a federal admin- 01 R CUSTOMERS SAY ‘^C-W-S GUANO PAYS" Here is what some of them produced in 1937: 22 BALES ON 13 ACRES. 119 BALES ON 113 ACRES. 45 BUSHELS CORN PER ACRE ON ENTIRE CROP. FOLLOW THE CROW D—USE C-W -S GUANO FOR BETTER CROI»S AN MORE PROFIT C-W-SGUANOC Clinton, S. C. istrator.” The senate-approved arlmiuistration f . s most promising tennis j m full fIowi*r are daffodils, buttei- bill, now being revdsed in an effott to Min- FRIDAY AM) SATURDAY, March 1 and 5 44 Every Day’s a Holi- I.ykes two of 1’ ' j)layers, have been in hlorida for^ ^mi-eggs, Jon'iuils, flowering (juince, overcome house oppo.sition, W()uld 'nearly two weeks, getting som^* ex-| white spirea, yellow ja-mine, yellow p..^,.,-a federal board to fix minimum ccllcnt tournament (‘xpi*i ience. , . .'Ik,*11, breath of .spring, and violets, wages at not more than 40 cents an j VV ond(*r if Iiby Ilipj), Ji., is planning' These arc the <)l<l-fashiontHl names for maximum working bours-at ^ j to develop a left-handed^ game of, these flowers and are much easily.,)(,t than 40 a week. ! tennis. We were very sorry to learn! remembered and spelled th:in their | “Labor and inJuatry must be true family naiSe.s. * day V loss IT MIS.S COLIE .SUMMER, member ' of his broken nght arin. His will be a stiff blow to the C. H. .S. tennis team this spring ... An ap- Starring M.AK WEST, EDMUNDi fireciateil card receivtsl recently from ^f nursing staff at Dr. Hays, hos- I.D\A’E. UH.AKLE.S HUTTERWOUTH,I Hill Lufler who is batting balls over.P't-al. etdebrated a birthday Peb. 16. WALTER (’ATLETF, ('HARLESi Florida tennis nets this winter. HejMrs. Bessie Hays Owens l)ake<l a de- WINNINHEK, and HERMAN HINO.jwill be here soon to develop a cham- ^j^ious cake for the occasion, and Co- Slrike up (he l>and, boys, here! pionship team of rac<iueteei s at I*, i*'® was, the prettiest cake she pro les fifi! . . . Mae Went, with a French accent and five of the coun try’s leading comics in a rip-roaring wmsical romance of the (lae Nineties. The best of the Wests! Sto<»ge Comedy, “Cash and Carry.” “MII.D ME.sf DAYS” No. 6. with JOHNNIE MACK BROWN. “News of the Day.” “America, Y’eslerday, Toda>, and Tomorrow.” = 10c and 2.1c C. Have you noticed how Bobby, had ever seen and Usteil better HOWARD WATKINS celebrated a tliggs is winning I'very tournament in ighl this winter? What a m:iU-h he birthday Feb. 21. He had a card from Maeiand iKm Budge will play when they!’ hi Arkanasas wishing him I many happy returns of tne «lay. H. M.j With the cancellation of the match, f'HANKV had a birthday heb. IH, and' dinner. “IT’S l*KtM)F. NEXT WEEK— LO* K I’M A ITER.’ “MANNKOI IN." MAN- COMINH— “EBB TIDE,”.“S A LI.Y. IRENE AND MARY.” with Clemson due to injuries in the ** surprise birthday Blue Hose ranks, the P. (!. boxingjJ- B. DAII.F.Y celebrated, a birthday seiison cujne to an end on February I'eb. 18. Little VVllil.lAM ED-' lU. . . . A .second Golden Gloves; WARD WATKINS, JR . celebrates tiiurnament is scheduled to be held in, his third birthday today. A. L. SIIEP- the I*. C. gym on March 4 with sev- ARD has a birthday heb. 26. JEFT cral Clinton boxers entered. Eight'^^‘1 DILLARD BOLAND had a birth-| tiouts are listed, with a seven-man j‘l®y FEB. 2.1, free-for-all as the final event. ... ^ Due to a lack of swimmers, th»‘ P. C. .^wim team m^y cancel its remaining meets. . . . .Track practice is under-l f way now at P. C. . . . Clinton high' V UlCU LABL TT girls intend to have a track team this The Aristocratic Radio performers, will ap pear in the Bush River High School' FRIDAY NIGHT. FEB. 25 7:30 O’clock. Admission 20c The Public Is Invited. Dr. Marshall A. Smith Chiropractor ANNOUNCES THE OPENING OF ». CHIROPRACTIC OFFICES No. 1 National Bank Buldg., Upstairs ''s Clinton, S. C. Hours: 9 A. M. to 12 — 2 P. M. to 6 P. M. Consultation Free I How Delegation Theatre year. TIu'y should be invincible, con.sTdering how fast some of them are! Or was that jnin appropiiale in ibis, column. MONDAY AND TUESDAY. February 2S and Mjirch 1 “Submarine D-1” St.arring PAT D’HRIKN. WNE MORULS. GEORGE BRENT. FRANK Mrlll t.H and DORLS MK.STON. Where artien is fastest—you’ll find these devil-may-care MusketiHTs hell- tn-nl for thrills, adventure! Where danger is greatest—alM>ard a fighting liuh 2tM) feet under water . . , when a wlip means disaster and death lurks in the w aves! “Indian Millions," "Porky’s Hero A gene J." 10 M. .Show—TUK.snAY. 10c and 20c G.iif spring I'lay be added t.i . I'orts at P. C. the l.sl of Below is information showing how members of 4:he citunty tielegation voted during la.st week on roll call vote.s: ¥y BARGAINS On the voti* by which the house Ta- S ‘VvchI tal- letirement of judges at half rollers are.availabb', Muludiug| P“y ttHer biH.'oming^ 70 years old, .b)hr \Vot»dward, captain and numb« i j Messrs. Huff and Wasson vole<l for me I'lavii last vear. . . . >',.k li M.- jibe bill. There was no recorded vote M;;'i- .i will accompany fi >,ol h'- by Representative Milam t ack I, in to (’h.ipel Hill .v •. ih.y' tbe 40-houi will enter non-conference va'sitv and MONTFTEND CLEAN-tJPT^ textile law which passed the house, there was no roll call vote*reported in press dispatches. It was stated in the .senate report Blue Hose nineitbat only two senators, .^huler of Wil liamsburg, and Ward of Georgetown,' voted "no” on the passage pf the! measure. I which the FOR MEN AVEDNESDAY. THURSDAY. March 2 and 3 *‘Life Begins With Love” freshman events in the Southern Conference indoor games on .Saturday of this week. . . . The will blossom foilh in colorful, new uniforms when the baseball .reason liegins soon. . . , Dr. D. J. Brimn wishes archery were added to the| the roll call vote by athletics at P. C. He and a fellow-1 bouse passed and sent to the senate a lUimiber of the facult,v once attempted; provide weekly roundtiip eit- to inaugurate the sport here but the I a mile for legi.s-^ I high cost qf (H|uipment forced them to'bUors in going to and returning fromi discontinue the effort. Although in-hbeir homes on week-end adjourn- tercollegiate competition would prob-'Messrs. Huff and Wasson vot- atdy be lacking, we Wlieve that arch-|‘‘** ibe bill. Representative Milam ery would be very popular with thei"’**'' recorded in the vote, studimts. Personally, our few expe-j. In the senate roll call vote to amend j l ienees with a bow and arrow at! appropriation bill to provide a| FACTORY CLOSE-OUT Work Shirts .. 37c ODDS AM) ENDS Work Pants. 77c Starring JEAN PARKER. DOUG- 1.ASS MONTGOMERY and EDITH FELLOWS. Romance—Hilarity—Mo dern youth ha.s its fling . in a roar- ng romance that makes the rafter* $1.49 Towncraft—Soiled Dress Shirts... FIRST QIIAI.ITY SOCKS, pair rwg! “International Set tlement” summer camp have been discouraging, but lots or fun. Eight teams will enter the intra mural . Ivasketball tournament begin ning next week at P. €. . . . Capolla and J. r Coleman, opposing centers in the Newherry-P. €. Treshman bas- cetball game la.st Friday, led the scor ing with 26 and 26 points, respective- y. The Anklets lost, 50 to 52. . . . W’ish you could hear the quartet har monize in the rear of the Blue Stock ing dream train on basketball trips' Starring IKILORES DEL KIO. fiEOKGK S.WDERS. JUNE LANG, md KEYE LUKE. American’s in the danger zone! . . . defying even their government's warning . . .living alrange loves and finding stranger adventure ... behind the barricades of Shanghai’s famous International Settlement! “Educated Fish.” to A. M. Show—THURSDAY. 10c and 15c FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, March 4 and 5 “ ALawman Is Bom” SUrring JOHNNY MACK BROWN mnd IRIS MEREDITH., Keep your eye on the trail! . . Johnny .Mack Rrwno’g headin’ thia way, hot on the heela of a band of aicheniinf swindlera. “SOS COAST GUARD” No. 5. Comedy, “Calling All Curtains.” “Screen Snapahot.” tOc and 20c NEXT WEEK— “*SlNO STREET* * “BOOTS AND SADDLES' nine-month state-«upported school term by retention of the full five milli] state property levy. Senator Cromer voted against the amendment, w-hich was kilUnl by a vote of 20 to 17. On a senate roll call vote to add $266,000 to the aupropriation bill tor| increase state aid for sch^ pupil transportation. Senator Cromer voted! 98c Topflight—Soiled Drew Shirts.. 69c FOR WOMEN ONLY 21 RAYON DRESSES //C Fast Color House DRESSES * - ONE TABLE—Soiltd HATS ONE TABLE PRINTED RAYONS, yard no. GAME MEET MONDAY FORBOYS FAST COLORS Dress Shirts Game Ward^p^idney liee has calledji hunters TO" meet with the county |' They really make sweet music. . . .iail RemimLs us .of. the .tiinc...Mr,...\V,.,R-.ldelegatiqn next Monday moaning at .\nderson was so impressed by the110:30 in the court bouse^aCLaiirens.; ringing of Clinton high’s footballers on the bus that he herd^ the entire uusiii At this time, Mr. Lee states, the mat ter will be taken up with the delega- squad on to the stage at the nextjtion as regards the securing of birds chapel meeting and demanded a song)and game for the coming year.^ . . . ; . This year is Coach Johnson**; ' ■" ^ . • first attempt at spring practice in thej TO INSPECT UNIT ^ listory of the college. Judging from; Capt. Walter A. Johnson of the lo-' -he impres.sive way in whic'h the team cal National Guard unit, announced* responding, it should pay ample yesterday that a federal inspection of^ ONE TABLE “ M Shirtsjand Shorts. One Table Sanforized PANTS S9C livfdends. . . . Extended formation in his company the daily military drills of the local March 10th. R. 0. T. C." requires about as much running as the new type of basketball j ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ l>eing played. . . . Upon sophomore | Charlie Thompson rest the Blue Stock ings’ main hope for long range punt ing next fall. Charlie was out last SMson with injuries, but hopes to be able to swing out with his educated foot when the season opens. . . . Coach Wilder will issue the first call for baseball players at high school on next Monday. ... To anyone in terested In football and anxious to whet his appetite for another season of thrills, we suggest attending the closing ' practice games of the Blue Stocking and Red Devil squads this week-end. ^ will be made here Gray Funeral Home FOR GIRLS ONE RACK $1.98 DRESSES . Clinton. S. C. FUNERAL DIRECTORS ... nnd — EMBALMERS Ambuluice Stniet Phones 41 sad 399^ ' L. BUSSELL GRAT mi f. PARKS ADAIR, Gas. Mgn. Asst. 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