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I' PAGE TWO THE CLINTON CgRQNICLE, CLINTON, $1 C. THURSDAY, MARCH 3, 1938 CASINO THEATRE i ■ ».,• >.• .Stale Has Model Joanna Mdl News Uwmaking Plant GoldviHe, Feb. 25.—Mrs. Sarah Sea- MONDAY AND TUESDAY. . ^ ^ ^ M ^ ^ Q I Many of the children in loan, •*'«! bolt and little daughter, Barbara, have ffiarCR 4 ana « IgroaTi-ups as well, would like to sw returned to their home in Abbeville, 1 ^17#a I^m tennis courts marked off after spending three weeks with Mr. j It. » VC a 111 put up so spring practice can.^nj ^^^ie Spivey. Starring BETTE OA\IS, LESLIE begin. Laust summer the courts fair- SysteiB of Handling Legislative HOWARI>. OUVIA I>,HAVI1.LAND Ij- «,,h children the n.omenl|g,“^” mlTy I>"'«* J" visitor quil^ ‘"‘if?;- and ERIC BLORE. scIkhiI was out and many of them* X . . .. . 1. ^ . . ..‘ mav obtain one and follow the entire children will be the matter be statewide or local, but reported that in recent weeks ten therp always is an'ample supply forjneedy children have had their eyes desk use and for filing in the respec-;^„„,i„^ pr. Felder Smith, and tive house of origin. . , , . , ^ . SIX of these have had glasses fitted. Printed daily calendars of legisla- . • a ^ , live nrtivity in oKh hou,o, wUh the The dob defmy, exponwo incnient Bills Is Unique. Status of Any scheduled bills or* other matters listed,to this work. School authorities have Measure Always Available title, number and by whom intro- been request^ to cooperate with the duced, are supplied to each member club in furnishing names of children and the clerical desks. These are fol-,who need glasses or whose eyes re- 7.7 i,'. L... !•_ .f,„' : , .H r S „ on<i with “v- «»<* Mr*- J- Whit- f*ults—it* critic, contend it meets too L»l«i yoo . . . It* loTc In .flcr. ,1,5^1 A niyht until the li«ht, were’ : long and too often—but it does h.ve And lh»f.M.clly ^.t you 14,0^ turned off. These yoonRsters are, ' y^^ a system thnt expedites business and ta gel . . . love for breakfast, love for K>aming to swing a mean racquet andi and Mra. J. r. w niimire, .vir. l, mom}K>rv noivsnarwarmatr, on/i lunch, love for diaaer ... and if* just'will be trouble for comoetitors even and Mrs. Harley Lyons siHfnt Satur- a . and it’s just' w ill be trouble for competitors even what you deaerve, .V4^ Wg billy-goat! this year **Marrh of "naie.” “laside Naai (tter- The tei ^day in Laurens. others to keep themselves easily post may obuin one and follow the entire children will be examined this week, proceedings with ease. New members received by the club Daily and permanent journals, also Friday were J. Roy Crawford, Carroll printed, are kept in much the same manner and can quickly be referred »''' wel"”'*- trnnri revival, or the conscious- P. B. Mitchell jias returned from a lanv”—results in rise of fascist die-: nes.^ of the sport', was awakened by _ business trip to Chicago, tatorskip. -News of Ibe Ibiy.” 10 A. M. Show—.MONDAV. lOr and 25c WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, March 9 and 10 “Man Proof’ what is being done. 'the tennis clinic held at Pre.^byte-' Mr.'and Mrs. Lawrence White and, system, developed to its pres- rian college two years ago and again daughter, Betty, of Mauldin, and Mr. over a period of- years, last year. It is an excellent sport and Mrs. T. M. Mullinox of Taylors, ‘and furnishes the needed exercises'were the week-end guests of Mr. and Ifor many of the men and women whoiMrs. G. F. Blakely. ,• j 'are ehgagt^l in bu-siness during the Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Hall were called. methods could profitably adopt day. In addition to the college to Anderson Saturday by the death of;*®™* fact, inter- I^ourtsr t-Unton is justly proud-of her: Mr. Hall’s sister. •many court.*?. Uwated at advantageous — ^ . — , j • ,» end with her daughter, .Mrs. .Tohnnyiinformation and advice. | ed^oB the status of any Tne»?aire~iiMtT**^^ *"^*»*’”**^^" work of-tfarr| preceding day or any other day. (The preceding day’s journals go on the members’ desks with the calendars). prob.bly compares favorably with i .'rT that in use in any other state andtn!l ,/ "a""J r !a' i leirislative bodies with less svstema-1f" "»»»'"<*««< for the conven-1 tiled methods co,.l,l „r,.fi..hK. .J D'"‘ '«*‘>on of any matter. _ Beside.?-the clerk, assistant clerk ested legislative atUches of severelj*"** reading clerk of each bouse there I about t>nct* each week by the city. I/.»V EV|>%V f******" court.'-, kx*aU«d at advanUgeous Marrinu V . • • " * j points for the convenience ’ of <‘H<>T lOMv R.\S.\I.IN I) HI sSSbl.L I section of the city. .Mr. and .Mrs. J. E. Boyce and .Mr. and M ALTER MIK.hON. . iThe courts an- serviced and inarkcnl and Mrs. Ercie Brown motored to •*Hc‘s still mine . . . and she can t take him a»av from me!" Siiciety’s code forxolten . . . Ihi*. modern beauty fnuyhl for a love another woman had stilen! Mvriia l.«v . . . more thrilling- »• ' u i t. ' iiiaLs.lv . , . a L a • .plans for a sctiut cabin had been com-. ly .>un<iay. ly beautiful than ever ... shows In-'* . ... umphantlv why >he wa' chosen .\mer- MrsTc. E. Chapman spent the week-l -'a‘« from time to time, re-i “ f/“^'^ent numter of other assi.st . . .. • • I niickcf Xkfl ..J.f AiiXS ■Ander-son Sunday. ' Mr. and Mrs. (Calvin Cox of Wil- J.' L. ( (KURA.local Boy Scout-• Harnston, vi.sited .Mr. and .Mrs. G. F. maJivi, announced ^t'eslerday that Blakely and .Mr. and Mrs. Mack To insure the proper preparation of all legislative matter, the state operates an engrossing department :n connection with the general assem bly—few states do so, according to Clerk James E. Hunter, of the house of representatives. ■» bill, journal and committee I clerks—to handle with rapidity and'' ica"' I feminine 'lar! *‘N«I So Hum’’,” .''clcclcd Short-. ill \. \i. Shi.w_\\ EhNESILW . lOc and I.'vc KkIDAV and SATI UDAY, .March II and 12 “Mannequin” '-larrinj; Jt>\N CRAW KG Rif, Sf’KNt FR 11: VCV. with A L A N , 4 FR ITS and R M i’ll M<fR(. W. -loan a- >«»u love her! 1- real ri»- mance iin|M"ihle fer a working girl.’ .\lu.^t the.' he Imrn |Mwir—marry poor^ — and die wiihoul having known a' rich. glame.r«»U'. love-filled life? "Je.s- sic i ajvasidv” declared that life must , , . L .V." av.:«.. u. 'ffiictr.- of the. Scout tnsvp are: ^ cive her the tninc- -he* wanleci mosi— ' • »» -i, ii‘ i n wfordV most brilliant role ^>r- Mrs t arnrYaiu Tollison and small gu.son, patrol leader of palml No. • ledrnont, 1; Kit Yi>ung, patrol leader of fiatrol the Boswell, in Columbia, . •” wiuuc uivi,aicakivyii __ .v # , m i t-i. j i ’ ' ' I K H J of daily work. The desk systems of both houses are worked out so that a thorough check i.s kept at all times on ever.phase and detail. James O. Sheppard, former lieuten-j ant governor of the state, now engag- [ed in work that takes him to the leg- _ ^ t A t curu! department, under the :^uper-; i^jatu^es of-.several Southern status, Tommie Martin, Student at Waah-j vision of the state attorney general, the .South Carolina system is the ington and I^-e univer.sity university.• functions in a legal and clerical ca-jUst he has .seen. Nowhere, he says. . I^-xington, Va spent last week-end paciiy for the drafting of legislative; has he found it as easy to obUin and .■ r. am .is, . -iniatteis. At, least seven of the .states ascertain the status of any legislative pleted. He .stated that the cabin is being spon.'ored by the Kiwanis club of this city* and-will Ih* built on the lot directly behind the armory, ami will be UfxlO feet. Exacaviion has! Martin. | fourtenm solicitors (.state’.s attorney.?f. flatter a.s here. already begun and labor for the .Mi.ss .Audrey !• rady, student at j are on hand at all time.? during the u , i w f tV, h “ project will h<^ Na- North Greenville Junior college, spent .qe.s.sions and to them the lawmakers tional Youth a«iinini<tratiun. The the we*ek-end with her parents, Mr.'jfo for legal advice and the correct " ’ cabin, which will la* built <lepot style,'and .Mrs. G. II. Prady. ^ ! phraseology of their bills, is c*X|<vs-t*Ml to be* coniple-te'd at an | Miss .Mary .Met ain returne-d .Sunday e*aijy date. - The* .*<0011: t We'll ty Pre'sby te I ian e-eellege .-tudeiit, assist- ''irs. ivoiieeiaiK. ,11 Ktlla the most effective thing about the whole system is the ar rangement of checks \ve have on the to-h.'r home in Whitmire after .s|H'nd- ,h.l'mrisUGllM‘‘mrv“!rk7 almo.st impo.ssible I r iiiir the> vvenlt with h.-r viandinother * ** 1« gi lation may take, is drafted fojr any error to be made and not to treuep ce.mpp.sed of ,mfr th( week with bet Ki amhm.thti, ^ legislator ami solicitor it goes discovered in less than ‘>4 hours members, with • Roln-rt Black, Mrs. Nonnie Fuckett, and her ^^^nt. 1 ^ ^ ^ in U.s than -4 hours Polfi. 1’li.i L- 10 .1 si» nogi apm I 101 ly ping ami 11om stH'od and pressure with .Mis Kolfe ( laik. 'the department all bills, joint re.solu-' ant sfoutmaster. ] In the past the Mr. and .Mrs. ** •‘••J ^ and ^ troop has held its rneetmgs ,.ach|'laughtei of Great ^spenl^ t^e h\\\s), concurrent resolu tions, hou.se and senate resolutions •As to the ease with which the sta tus and complete history of any j measure ‘can be determined in a few Jr>an i'ra since her Sw n “Sadie McKee.” ”.Mickev \lou-«e.” “Boat Builder." "MII.H WKST GAYS" No. 7. with JIHINN^ ,MA1 K BROWN. > “New - »if the Gav. lOc and 25c Thursday evening at the high .school^pa^l week with Mr. and Mrs. J. T. building. Frograms on Boy Scout Baskin. emerge in separate, distinct forms. A . c activities are given by. the patrols, Raymond (hlell ami ilaughter, Kath--^^.^. |{>ft m the denart- says the members of and us'uully last about tw-o houra.i^’-"^*^* l-ort Mill, spent the files the general assembly, as distinguished Kvoxcl-.,.. with .Mr,. R„y (...vli. inriWuctio,. of .„y hi,, LX,'”:, m" ‘*"''|'rV'"t''on'Tr'if“i'“f,.,X, “t !»"!>ri'nt!^ ''"’7 ’’r*' "”''’7“''^ ‘I"' Mrs J. M. Ross. L -w* , j , .sired information regarding all legis- - Mr. and Mrs. ( arl Turner of rm,>«rtaht mea.sures are likewise• ' ' Six spent the week-end with -Mr. j j ^up^hers of the copies de-l ”■ ^'owles, the veteran sen- EI>-,and Mrs. Hayne VVilIingham. importance and whetheri**‘‘ <’‘‘^''k. al.so praises the clerical Mrs. (luy Ixongshore of; — 1 system, terming it one of the best *'N«; -it Mr. and NEXT WEEK— "EBB TIGK.” “SAI.I.A, IRENE ANG MARY." i < OWING — "WELLS FARGO." "THRILL OF A LIFE TIME." “TRIE (ONFFxS- SION." ' On, Satur«lay P.AT CR.VKi, MFNGS YOUNG. W.ATT IIENGER- STt.N. ELWY.N STFR<iE0K. aint RiMNcwlM-rry. were week-end guestj? jj.j^h a message of friendliness.' of which ho knows. FFS S.AGLF.R. tmvk their 14-mile^ .Mr. and Mrs. Taz Womls. : T'ommtmily ( honis: TTivT^oruF is ; ‘AYi* can statu.s of Buy .'^cout hiking te.st to I.aurens.j MTss Sudie .Vlae Wooils visitevl enthusiastically rehearsing its Ea.ster any measure and can put oUf hands They were greete.l at the courthouse j friends in .Spartanburg on Sunday. {music uinler the direction of Bruce and mtrtHluc«‘vi to the officials by' Misses Freda Summers and Ruby (lalloway and Mrs. Romaine Smith. Rocs G. Young, proliate judge. Ue Harrelson spent Sunday with| the invitation of the pastors of the ♦ I friends at Textile Junior college in luist Wednesd.ay the seniors of'Spartanburg. ! at the .Simflavr «..rvteeu (Tinton high sx-hool. accompanied by^ on it on a moment’s notice, and this got's for any outsider who wants the information,” he says. Broadway Theatre Miss Fiance.- Ko|H*r. and J. L. (’och-, A. a Meet rati, math- their annual trip ttr Go-' The—Girls Auxiliary met in the luiiibia. This cx|H*dition is made |building Tuesday evening alvrtiit PhixS time each year as a part with 2K members present. .An t’^^^cr- t>f their education and aotivitv as j village, the Chorus will furnish music at the Sunday services, Needlework; The knittmg; crochet-j ing ami weaving groups are working! hard. Watch for their fashion show.j Under the diixHttion of .Mrs.- I>eery,i idignifietl seniors. Upon their arrival m Golumbia thev were esting program wra.s rcndeixxl by Viv ian (’uoley. Hazel Ellis, Margaret Lions Conunittees Report On Work sry,| . - / ' ^ ten women met for four days to put iSight CfMiscrvation Work of Club. I the finishing touches presentedi^ ®’**"’**** *'‘»”se Riding. Mfs. Roy awanled to the lucky} ^pril |5; Members Join, avn Tl'I.-v»uav .W ,l.v l.v ,h.. oh.n,hrr!<W-il t..W an inU-r.,,,.., story. Ke- *' "«• aappor Satur- •• ■ . ♦ • MOM>.\V AM) Tl fc-SDAV. i„(r,„)ucod in thr|f"’‘>'mrnl, wrrr ai-rvril by Mr,. Odell ‘ • * . r.-hi-.r,in»L "■aaHi'K *7/-r v^' “* ““ " * ” ama I lub. I h« club is rv hv arsing fvoning AL-Hotel Glintim-the and nuaHtT ~ -itww 4»ne-aet -playiv ttr h^ TfiviTi i u u -a » c i anu quality vKvno I 1.. • .. . „„ , t. L 1 club heard reports of several commit- . - - - |tlay evening. April 2.1rd. Rehearsals. * for the Ea.ster play are under way. • ^***’’' received three new members. March 7 and S “52ndStreet”" house of i^jireSAMUatives 4>y Fhil! Mrs. R. I*. Francis. Trr tW-stmat^ Juann. Girls (Tub .Meels .. . Lt. A- (rmue.. An ms,HH*tion was a feature of the meeting on Tues- iwT. 'v \ ‘I .lav evening of the Girls club was a GARRILIG. FVT IVVTTERSGN. EL- hospital. Afie. a busy day of ^ghl-' LA I tM.AN. Fl.l S:—A MAG. MKR- . seeing, the group attemled a niovie.L^ ... jf (’ertaiiitv Not a KA tlAl.AXA tiF ENIKRlMNERS.i Seteral amusing .nci,lents happen J It wa> upl.wn . . . no. its ed during the day and were related j,,,. via-president. ..t b..dv.n Itv bu..> di/,>. t.) your reiMrl The wet weather; It- s.il|\ and nifi> , 1 hat s Fift>- put the .-kid- under one of the young ^ Sts olid Si reel—the enlerlaninient cen-. ladit's v*n Mam street, much to her ter of the ««.rld! The brixhte-t stars I embarrasinent and the amusement of of inKtioin -in* and dance and jam j il<‘i companions, tit’s just the sav- sonu-how in the holt*-| -e-"M«tn sirire the da.n' gaed to ged K>st. but sonu-how got of lime!—Take- >ou wending bark age m u.-.) Then Glha Johnson man-, through the >car- to see ho. if all home, started. AX hat a -lor\ ! Turk read an interesting article on “How To Will Friends." Guring the siK’ial hour, group num ber four served refreshments. Garden (Tub: Flighty women, with -A committee reported that the ten- the help of many a weary husband.. tative date of F'riday, April 1.5. had art' preparing their border gardens. J lieen set for the annual “ladies night” Residents are invited to view two celebration when w’ives of members gardens Mr. F!Ilis has laid out at the will he guests of the club at a ban- b'>mes «)f .Mrs. Hunnicutt and .Mrs. quet and dance. The sight conservation convmittee BEST SELLER This Week’s Feature NAVY and PINK 16.95 Gorffeous new styles in smart twill sheers. Navy and pink. Flaiterins, and entirely different. Sizes 12 to 20. Mrs. Helen Abrams is now in charKe of our Ready-lo-Wear Dept. Consult her for style ically priced. BILK'S In llnapifal Henry Osborne, son of Mr. and I VI ni’a'iT \ i>t> % «■ - u '.Mrs. T. F!. OslHirne. is a patii'iit at Gomcd>. “Romance Road." “Fnrcal * 7 * ^, ABR.A. IS on the stiXH't ^j^^, .Newhen v hospital follow ing an Monday and he said the ** N'c'a !« M. Shorn —IT FJSGAY. Im and 24fc WKDNESI)^. THURSDAY, March 9 and 10 he “Lady Behave” , , , ,, , *’'*V*** "' 'operation for appendiciti-. had lailen off so much was plowing ^ a mule up “in them lhar hills.”! Mrs. Tucker Honored Ruck u.sed to drive a Gr. Pepper truck' .Mrs. R. Tucker was honor guest at^ but resigiusl to U-come a fanner at a delightful birthday dinner, given by il.a'icester. N. ('. He said his wife, her children at the hOPie of Mr. and Mrs. Wootirow Tucker last Sunday. Those enjoying this happy occasion with Mrs. Tucker were Mr. and Mrs. ^ Rolfe Hughes and children. Missj FToi-a Tucker, and also Gharles Tucker; Makes A Sensational Scoop I HInnehe. w'ho is pleasantly ix'meni- ; bered here, was very happy and doing fine. doing With NK\L IIVMII.TGN. JGSKITI Si Illi.GKK\l 1 aml,,.S.ALlA BIL-^_ Thi^ee local boys s|K*nt Sumiay in EKS. \ I wenlielh Genfur> s|»e»Hl ^‘ken attending the |K*Io games along. ^,'7 manrr of a millionaire plaxhoy on with Mis. Vanderbilt. Mrs. Grant,- K Ihe l<M>-e. AuuTI laugh . . you'll cheer a.- thi- prim mi— lake- Ihe high spot.- in high gear. and visiting celebrities from laondon. They made the trip in an Austin and Wert' indignant over the fact that BELK’S SPRING .SILKS Brand New—Fashion Right—Exciting Savings!. Vrttw T charged asTnuch for a park- aJWUl^ 1 vur Liauy .j. VamlerWlt. who Starring HI MFHRKY lUKl.ART. they claim, had a car three times as FR-\NK Mclil tall, LOUISE F'.\ZEN-i|ong as any store in Clinton. 'They n.A. N.kT FENGLETON, ALLEN stick together on the story that as JENKINS. THE MK.WER BROS. Mrs. Vanderbilt got out of her car, and ELXIRA. If’- rough-lMtu--e . . she had three runs in her stocking! it’- riotous . . . if's rowdy . . . it’s; **■ " « kill-hilly hilarilA like there ne\er was' MR. and MRS. T. L. CGOPLR cele- belaare! See and hear the Weaver !*>*^^*' *" anniversary on March 6. BroK. and El\iry -wing “()ld .Apple MRS. GH.ARLES JONES, JR., has a Tree"! birth«lay March 6. S.AR.AH SALT- "Mater. Mater Everywhere." *^KS celebrati'd a birthday March 1. 10 A. M. Show—THURSDAY. COAt'H and MRS. WALTER A. _ _ll»c and I5c JOHNSON have__an anniversary —' ■" ' ' ' ' March 4. MISS MAUD GEER has FRIDAY and SATURDAY’, a birth»lay March 7. CORNELIA March 11 and 12 HARRIS has a bntHday Sunday. Mu.-ic Club Meets The Foster Music club met Mon-- day afteThbon in the imisic ixmm at the Joanna schotil. The president call ed the meeting to order and the club began its program by singing two of' Stephen F'oster’s mo.st familiar songs. “My Old Kentucky Home” and “01d‘| F'oldks At Home.” , , Those -taking part on the program were: Mary Kate Carr, F'ay F'rancis, Iris Simmons. Bobbie Jean Carr, Lou- rice Harrelson, Juanita Rowland, .An nette" Moorhead, Frances Rowland. Gladys Willingham, Juanita , Wicker j in piano, and Annette Moorhead and Mary F'rancis in violin. • Following the music part of the program, the club, in a short busi ness session, chose for its name "The Foster Musk club” in honor of Ste- HIGH QUALITY DRESS PROTS Fancy patterns in Novelty Prints, Acetates and Crepes. Popular for dress and sports. Very new, very smart. Regu lar 69c quality. Special yard— 37c and Saddle” (FARMERS .meeting , v ^ aaaaxa ^ HERE SATURDAY’ Foster, ope of America s most Starring GENE .AUTRY' in n blai- ^ beloved composers. Regular dates _ ANOTHER SILK VALUE IMnted Silk Crepes, Solid Crepes and Spun Rayon. Lovely - - new spring colors. Regular 79c values. Special, yard— ing. fighting fnry. YonTI cheer, you’ll, (*_ Gannon, county agent, an- yeu to the thrill of the Mest. Yonr yesterday that he will hold ’tT"AsTTI^AKD" No S ? <r\mton high school O. (x>.\STf,l AKD No. 8. building Saturvlay morning at 10 o’clock for the farmers of Hunter and *^®*“*i-’*l Jacks townships to outline the new ^ I HkA8 farm program. All farmers jin this section are invited to be pres ent. were set for club meetings and plans were discussed for the making of ai music scrap book. j The club adjourned after enjoying' .some folk dances led by Mrs. Dorothy H. Smith. I 43C NEXT WEEK- "FIRBFLY." "HEARTS ROCKIES." OF THE ■- COMING— ‘‘nx TAKE ROMANCE” "SHE MAREiKD AN ARTIST,** "RIDERS OP m DAWN.** TIME EXTENDED TO MARCH IS . . . Ml 14-mmM1i ■uhncflaUMi to The AMcrkan Mnentius. CaWeefa Weekly JAMBS W. CALDWELL “Y Woman's Club Work ' |i Social Servke: So quietly and ef-|| fkiently does this committee work! under the leadership of Mrs. Ed Os-1 borne, residmits of the community! scarcely realise the scope of its ac-j tivities. AH sections of the village are! covered by its members. They go into! every home where there is amrow orl illness, carrying' flowers, food and' DRESS LENGTHS Ihire Silk Dress Lengths of 3V^ to dVi yiurds. Nice selection of all new spring patterns. $1.00 yard values. Extra special, each length— 99C BIG VALUE New Spring Prints, 36 inch es wide, all fast coknn. A value at 15c. While 2,000 yards last. Special, yard— i'l/ ^ I I