The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, April 07, 1938, Image 2

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. ! J PACK TWO THE CUNTON CHRONICLE. CLINTON, & C. THURSDAY, APRIL 7, 1938 Trustees Plan For CASINO THEATRE School Enlargement ! to .secure places for twenty-five more srirls who have not been placed in homes as yet HUBERT ADAIR was in Camden fbr the week-end, and so was Robert MONDAY AND TO-DAY, F.cilitl«. April 11 and 12 ^The Awful Tnith” ^***^2"* On Monday evening the board of' GRANT, and RALPH BELLAMY. | ^r^j^ees of the Clinton schools and,^^' autographs were Funnieet Sunnlert. Honeyest of' superintendent W. E. Monts met atM" O"}*'*' got his autograph Comedies! Drop your dignity! Forgethigh school at a special meeting those of Mr. and Mrs. Scott. I Are Inadequate and That Bond Taylor and Mr. and Mrs. Randolph lAHur Will I ikelv Pronoaed Somebody in the crowd recog- I88ue Will LiKeiy He uropoaeo.. removed his dis^ Interment followed in New Prospect [ Other officers of the association are church cemetery three miles south of ^ C. W, Stone, president, J. T. Mc- Laurens. jCrackin, of Newberry, vice-president. Pallbearers were: Gordon Boyce, and directors. Jack H, Davis, Sr., Walter Nelson, Johnnie Fuller, Mor-j Clinton, Dr. W. C. Brown, of New ton Milam, Lawrence Nelson and [berry, E. J. Sloan of Fountain Inn. Willie Fuller, all nephews of the de ^ you are called upon to worthy cause. the neighbors! Go deliriously mad *0 discuss plans for enlarging the know a lot of girls who are lamenting lan the fact that they weren’t in Camden. with Irene ... more Theodorable jDpjjdjpjirj^Q H^^prpmod^^' ever ... as she hands the thousand headaches! “News of the Day.” 10 A. M. Show—MONDAY. 10c and 25c ’400 ceased. Mrs. Osborne possessed many ad mirable traits of character tJrat m^e for her, a wide circle of friends, all of whom will learn of her death with regret. Besides her husband, J. S. Osborne, the deceased is survived by six chil- heip this Federal Office . 4 I Opens In City Hipp & Chandler Clothes for Men and Boys Your Business Appreciated WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, April 13 and 14 turned to the city and accepted a po sition with the South Carolina State the increase m enrollment during the j ^ g eLOISE VON HOLLEN, who past year. Nothing definite has been', , , , ., * ,0 d«ldi. it i. rtMed. but truote*. h.v«' !>“;?«" Pf‘ « month. .xpre,.ed the hope that the plan wIIH'" Colnmhm by the Unemployment . * J J 1 * .1 Compensation commission, has re- be approved, and enlargement or a; new building be started soon. | James Edmund Ferguson, architect| u- u of Macon Ga and a native of this ' a a a- * opencd here April 1, in the building city, was present at the meeting tO; *' ’ ■ ... . , iconfer with the board in conneetion^ ,,*'11^''^ * , ^ Sergeant Murpny the contemplated improvement..l°' “r/”" With RONALD REAGANj MARY^ If plans now under way mature, th^ ^ P’ ^ MAGUIRE and IH)NALD CRISP. trustee.s .state, high school pupils wilT- MISS SARA CLARKE, of Gold- You II gasp at every jump . . thrilL probably be transferred to Flonda l at every spill . . . smile at every kisH!| Street .school, and the grades* include ’ “Sh! The Octopu^ With HU(;H I1KKBEI4T. ALL&N gramoYar school pupils from tjie first JENKINS, .MAIWTA RALSTtJN. A to sixth grades. The capacity of the high school is greatly taxed at pres cnt and additional rooms would broad en the advantages of each child and some of the more niwlem courses of study could be introduced, they state. Clinton high school is Jus^tly proud of its scholastic standing and is on the a'ccredileTT Ii.sr“(7f~ the Southern' i Mrs. Sallie Luolla Oslxime, .37, die<] The South Carolina State Employ-1 ment Service, affiliated with United States Employment Service, has op- -gl7^gy,~Ruth,r^”^ offke 4n 4ha city during the Brn^, Francis and Biily o'shome] building adjoining all of Goldville, two brothers, Reid the express office on East Carolina Nelson, Spartanburg, and Wade Nel-1 •^^nue. / son, Clinton, and by her father, Joel Nelson of Goldville. Lanf ord To Talk Of Credit Association The office, it is stated by those in charge, was . opened in Clinton be cause it is the center of the industrial area of the county. Its object is to aid "in employment and beginning July first to handle the payment of social security claims. —- The office force is composed of A. B. Godfrey as manager, S. C. Gray Fimaral Home Ginton, S. C. FUNERAL DIRECTORS and star is hatched right out of the cuck* go’s nest for you . . . and we do mean Hugh! “fiandy the Goooe.” 9:.30 A. M. Show—WEDNFaSDAY. 10c and L'lC a birthday April 6, and she! , , , i_ complaining about having to eat .seventh to eleventh, while the^^^ br^kfast off the mantel. ACIE high school building will be u«ed .for, ^ birthday R^ iLanford, secretary-treasurer of the Clinton Pr^uction Credit Aasoci-j Wood, formerly with a federal office ation will broadcast over station WIC,| in Laurens, and Miss Eloise. Von Hol- Columbia, on Friday, April 8, at len, who has been connected with the 12:35. i state employment department in Co- EMBALMERS Ambulance Service Phones 41 and 39B-J ' L RUSSELL GRAY/and V. parks ADAIR. G«b. Mgn. April 4. GEORGE ALEC HENRY wa.s five years old April 6. MISS INEZ YOUNG ha.s a birthday April 9. Mrs. Sallie Osborne Passes At Goldville Mr. Lanford has been hea<l of the Pniduction office here since its open ing in 1934, and this year marks the fifth loan .season to farmers of Lau rens and Newberry counties. Mr. Lan- ford’s talk on Fri<lay will be a gen- lumbia for several months' past. TO DIRECT PAGEANT Miss Grace Brown of Aiken, ar rived in the city Tuesday to begin ^ work on Clinton’s annual “Miss i.rar'diMU.,lon’of'"prod',i^ti7n “credit which i. associations, Mr. Lanford-a being sponsored by the college dra- ' matic club. While here Mi.ss Browm FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, April 1.1 and IG “Charlie Chan At Monte Carlo” I Assix'iation of Secomlary .Sc'hools and Monday night at the home of her sis- I Colleges. If the high staixlanl of the! ter, Mrs. Nora Lambert, at Goldville. . . . , .IS staying with Miss Millie Whitten association in Clinton had ma<le a to-io„ Walnut street school is to he inaintaint-d, the tru.s-l tee.s state, new rooms must he adde<l to care for the increased enrollment, and oviTflow in some of the schools, Funeral services were held ye»Wr- j day afternoon at 4:00 o’clock from the Goldville church condwteil by the Rev. Ray Anderson, assisted by Rev.| tal of 720 loons amounting to $270- 000.00, and the current yi'ar to date | LEIGION AS SPONSOR over 000 loan.s have been made ofj The American Ix'gion Auxiliary i.s approximately $2.50,000.00, Total ! sponsoring the Rowe Manufacturing Starring WAKNKK-OLAN-Br VW^rHnd this raliiig eiumrirdye niaTrrtained' David E. Boozer arid Rev, E! S. Jones, C.IMA FIELD. KKYK LUKE SIDNEY DLA('KMEK. At the gaming tables of the world’s gayest playground . . . death deals a hand! Among the millionaire play boys. international lieauties and mys tery men and women of the world— and I when a teacher has .50 pujiils, instead of 30. In order to fully meet every retjuiremeiit of the Southern associ ation, the high .sclusd has a full-time librarian, especially trainwl for this work, and for the |>ast two years the library ha.s been so efficiently man- loans for the entire peri<Ml the office | Company of V’irginta in Clinton this has l>een open amounted to over $l,-|week to benefit ChthcF Welfare. The 000,000.00, with practically no loss, public is asked to be considerate when INSURANCE We think we know the best Fire and Life Insur ance policies. We think we know ~ how to advise the best plans for you. We think we have the best companies. Consult me. B. H. BOYD, Agent Clinton Realty & Insurance ^Oi iCs murder for a million—three times'aged that the school has not received in a row . . . and Chan takes a mil- lion-to-one chance to solve it! •WILD WEST DAYS” No. 12 — with JOHNNY MACK BROWN, Ust chapter—don't miss it. DISNEY REVUE — all his beat comhint-d into one that won the Acad emy award. “NeHs of the Day.” ^ 10c and 25c NEXT WEEK— ” K E B E C C A OF FAR.M," “HITTING A NEW HIGH," •BEG. BORROW OR STEAL” and ‘ RADIO CITY REVELS.” NOTE CH.‘\N(JE—Morning Shows Wednesday and Thursday — 9:30 in stead of 10 A. M. any advice or warning fnim the asso ciation concerning the stamlard main tained, Supt. Monts states. The board has carefully studied the necnls of the school and expn*>»sed the hope that their proposed plans will meet with the approval of the patrons ami citizens of the schiMil district, in order that the schtsds’ w'ork will not be han dicapped. It will Is? necessary, the trustee.s state, for a bond is.sue to be sulmiitted to the taxpayer.s for the , new' improvements, <ietails of which SUNNYnHOOK',..i,l |„t„. .Members of the Isiard of trustei's are: ('. H. Mauney, E. I). Craigs (t<*o. W. Holman, and W'. C. Oxley. A va- c*iH*y-waect*eattnl by the recent death of W. Ellwood Dillard, and as yet no ujipointment has been made by the county boani of education. Broadway MONDAY AND TUESDAY, April 11 and 12 “The Baroness and the Butler” Starring W ILLIAM I’OW ELL. AN NA BELLA and HELEN W FkSTLEY. So perfectly sensational together! It's the laugh-rippling romantic-corn- «*d.v sensation of the year . . . with Delsinair Bill at his Isixoffice best and the Fair Annabella, in her first .American-made picture, even more glorious than you could imagine! "The Candid Kid.” “P'orky .\t t'rock- adero." 10 A. M. Show—TUESDAY. 10c and 20c WEDNESDAY. THURSDAY, April 13 and 14 “Bulldog Drum mond’s Revenge” Starring JOHN BARRYMORE. JOHN HOWARD and LOUISE CA.MrBELl.. F'iction’s most romantic detective. See the mystery of the. C(W- centrated death! See why Drummond couldn’t trap the “man who waa a Legend of DogwiNid Do you know the legend of the dog- woml'! It i.s said to run .something like this: ‘‘At the time of the cruci fixion of Christ, the dogwiSMl attaiiusl the size v,>f the oak and other tn.>e>s of the foiaist. So strong and firm was the w«kh1 that it was chosen for the timber of the cross. To be thus u.sed for .so cruel a pur|>ose greatly dis- tresswi the tree, and Jesus, sensing this, smiled upon the. tree and in His gentle, pity fur .sorrow, .said to it: ‘Bocause of your regrt*t atul pity for my suffering, I make you this prom ise: Never again shall the dogwtxMl tree gi'ow large enough to be uswl for a cross. Its blossom shall be in the form of a croiss, two long petals and two short petajs. In the center of the outer edge of each petal there shall be nail prints, brown with rust and stainisl with blood, and in the center of the flower there shall be an image of a crown of thorns. All who see it will remembi'r that it was upon a dogwtKxl 1 was crucified and this tree shall not be mutilated or destroyed, but oherishi'd as a remindei* of my death upon the cross’." woman: “The Duke Comes Back” Starring ALAN LANE. HEATHER ANGEL and tJENKVIEVE TOBIN. The fightingest fool in the ring*. . . until a dame lands with a right to the heart! “Meet the Maestros.” 9:30 A. M. Show—THURSDAY- 10c and ir>c FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, April 15 and 16 ’Lightning Crandall’ Starring BOB STEELE, LOIS JAN UARY. and CHARLIE KING. “Reach for your gun . . . ’cause I’m drawia' and draw in’ faat!” Ligktahif actloa with the toughest hombre on the Texas border! “8. 0. 8. COASTGUARD” N<k 11. Comedy. “Hollywood Picnic.” 10c and 20c NEXT WEEK— “SHE’S GOT EVERYTHING,” •‘UN- DBR SUSPICION.” “BORN TO THE WEST.” “TRIGGER TRIO.” WrB €BAR€»-ai<iraing thova WndMidaj and Tkaradny — fJi hi- •toad i# 10 A. M. The Clinton public schools were hosts to a number of friends and pat rons on Tuesday and We^lnewlay af- teriKKins at the third annual exhibits. The exhibit.s were shown at both white and colorini ■schools, and exceed ed tho.se of the pa.vt two years, giving a crtYss section of the wx>rk accom plished each day in the class rooms. Many of the grades have chosen certain projivts and worked them out in every detail, which shows how things of interest to the pupils may 1k> intnxluced into the regular class room work. The exhibit is a source of pride and satisfaction to both pu pils and teachers. The pupils manifest an unusual interest in the “show,” and get a iXNal joy from showing and explaining their work to parents and vi.sitors. There were ao many projects and outstanding examples of careful workmanship, I regret that I do not have space to commend each one, but orchids certainly go to LOUISE SHU MATE for her typing exhibit, to LAWRENCE FERGUSON for his bi ology drawings, to VIRGINIA DIL LARD for her originality in a geom etry drawing, and last hut not least, to MARY MITCHELL for her illus trated booklet on birds. M April 14-15 approaches, the set for the South Carolina Hi^h School Ptms Atsociation eonven hare, frantic appeals are being made Carpenter’s Newberry, S. C. Lovely To Look At! Our buyers have just returned from the New York Markets . . . and that means that you have many pleasant surprises in store for you when you visit Carpenter’s. There are % dresses for spring and summer, that you’ll say are smart and attractive, when you see the many new arrivals that are coming in. There have never been more flattering suit fashions than you’ll find here, in every wanted style .. . and new coats for both sporty and dressy preferences. Come in today and view the newest of the new! Millinery styles, everyone distinctive, dif ferent, and designated to be fascinatingly be- -L coming! And there are hosts of accessories that will make your outfit even more attrac- ♦ tive! We have assembled an array of styles that will occasion “Oh’s’’ and “Ah’s” from even the most fastidious. You must see them! CARPENTER’S 1 4 o-l-. -H?