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PAGE TOO / T^E CLINTON CHRONICLE, CLINTON, S. C. THURSDAY, JUNE 16. 19*8 CASINO THEATRE MONDAY AND TUESDAY, June 20 and 21 ‘‘Her Jungle Love” SUrring DOROTHY L AMOUR.' RAY MIDLAND and LYNNE OVER- MAN. New State Law To Be Ejcplained Unemployment Inaurance Pro-| f^afn Going Into Effect Next' Month To Be l*resented PEOPLE YOU KNOW EN PASSANT V. W. Misft louise Coe of Columbia, is . At spending the .summer with-her grand-*P* ^ ^ .parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Shand.s. ^ " ... warm spell in one direction, slight .Mrs. Jack “ *— “ Well, the old world seems to be running along on a fairly even keel of the weather prognostica- a possibility of a the week-end with relatives in Augusta. ' .sibility of a cataclysm of some sort; Miss Klizaheth Rauch of Rwk Hill, if not one today, then tomorrow; if is spending several days with her not tomorrow, then next Tuesday, aunt, Mrs. S'adler I»ve. Why, if we didn’t have to w'orry about Kd Sadler is sp<*ndrng two weeks business w'e d all be out playing at the Y.M.C.A. camp near Columbia, with the result they’d have to •Mary Alice and Ikjiiahl Coffer of Meeting Here. _ w squalls in another, ah<t the prediction All phases of the unemployment in- daughter* .Mrs. J. .M. Dick, in Raleigh, we’re liable to have an earth- L'ntamt*d! Her lovely lips twisted suranoe program which goe^ into full N. C. quake most any day, in a snarl of defiance—her beautiful opera/tion in this state July 1 will^ Mr. and Mrs. Harw-ood Nelson and And wouldn’t life be mighty drab nun-bronzed body gleaming like an be <]iscuss«*<i at a public me<*ting to <laughters, Tonita and Bay Jean, and dour if we didn’t wake up every unsheathed sword in, the hot tropic be held in the Florida Street sch(H)l spent the week-end with relatives in morning with a spasm over the pos- sun—Tura—mysterjous white goddess here at 8 o’clock .Monday night, June of the jungle, faced this hold young aviator who dared invade her savage realm, to steal her kingdom and per haps her heart. — I><mald. Duck — “Donald’s Better Self.” "(ioing IMaces.” “News of the Day.” 10 A. M. Show—MONDAY. , lOc and 2.'»c WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, June 22 and 2.3 “The Tip-Off Girla^ Starring LLOYD NOI.AN, MARY CARLISLE. ROSCOE EARNS. BUS TER ( RABBF., EVELYN BRENT. Don’t pick her up—she’s one of the “Tip-Off (iirls.” See the sensational inside workings of America’s newest, most daring hig-time racket! “Arsene Lupin ^ tear down a lot of buildings.^ homes and school houses in order to make KKmi for the number of courts neces sary. Aren’t many of our troubles due to there being too many "Charley Mc- uLtering things that are their w<X)den mouths by a 27, Ansel B, (iodfrey, of the Clinton office (»f the employment service <li- vision of the- South Carolina unem- ftloyment compensation commission, announced today. Admission is free and everyone is inviti*d to attend, I I .Mr. (iodfrey will preside an<l ex-^ plain the purpo.se of the meeting. Creenville, are vi,<iting -V!r. and .Mrs. 1 here will be no long spi'eches. Five-^^’ I’^itnam, minute talks on the social sc*curity Mi’- and Mrs. Walter Johnson are i and suite unemployment compensa- spending this week ir^ Atlanta. I tion act will be made by h rank K.| Amelia I’ayne is attending a house Carthys’ {’offee. of Birmingham, Ala., asso- party at Cross Anchor. f)Ut ’into j elate ^informational service Jepj£-^ ^ I’kigef^ trf - Abbcvilie; - ^ dot of'ifprifeTnf? t Fm' uMhg tnis pi I sentative of the Social Security spending the week with his cousin, ly as an illustration, because the Board, and by J^se A. Rutledge of Harrry Wilkes, Jr. . real “Charley” gets off some mighty (^)lumbia, informational .service rep-j .Mrs. A. W. Brice and daughter, clever stuff. Anyway, w’henever he resentative of the unemployment com-' .vjjss .Margaret, of GreenwixHl, .spent talk.s he keeps a .stiff upper lip). Tuesday and Wednesday with .Mrs. W, I). Coi)eland. A traveling salesman tells this .Mr. and .Mrs, Arnold Cannon, Mr. story of the artist who drew three and .Mrs. R, P. Thapman "wirre vdsH- eoUt«ly:_differimt„ pjctiLre_s_ a^^^ y)- ors in Union and .Spartanburg on pliH the same title to all* three. The ! .Sun<tay. ' j fii st w ars~a ”paF of burnesT^Tscuits, ! “Who wlil ris'iMve unemployment Mi.ss Natalene .Slapiwy left .Satur- the second a drowned child, and the - » V v iwwwi • ” ' <lay for Atlanta, where she is atUuid- third a picture of Franklin D. Roose- Slarring MKIAl.N DOl (.LAS, -will my wnial sirurity account (V,.j^hton’.s business .school. , velt. entitle me to n-ceive bene- i,<-wis B<.nd and Roy .^mith spent “In T<m) I..ong’’ was the title used. Citizens Federal 'Bums To Stand Pays Dividend ^ For Re-election Local Building and Loan Asroci-' announces his can- rfc I ' w\i J didacy for re-election as county au- atlon D*clar«S.4'. Dividend peHntendent of oduction in. today-. and Doubles Assets During paper. He is.now completing his first the Past Year. four-year term in th^ office. 4 In announcing his candidacy, Mr. A dividend for the six' months ^^^rns said: “All of my time and in period January 1st to June 30th on during my administration has the basi.s of 4 per cent per annum,devoted to direct service to the was authorized by the board of direc- i hope that the good people tors of the Citizens Federal Saving-s Uurens county have found in me and Ivoan association held at their fi^aracter and ability sufficient to monthly meeting during the week, "arrant my return to the office for and !.■< announced in today’s pape.- ^ second term. I am proud of the pro- The dividend applies on all cla.sses of made by the schools of the shares, inve.«tment and savings. county and feel that my general T'u„ n ■ .L . kn-iwledge anJ experience acquir^"*” ,i._. _ 1 , ... during the past three years better efiuips me for a fuller service during a .'fcond term.” oldest building and loan as.sociation i-' enjoying a rapid growth, its as sets having more than doubled during- _ the pa.st year. 1: is a home-ow;.c*d as-' • • rp • sociation with all accounts insured f TClfflit 1^21111 up to $5,000 and is headed by the fol- lowing officers: .M. J. .McF'adden.| president; J. F*. Fhather, vice-presi- Has Wreck Here Returns” pensation commi.s.sion. Following their bri«*f introductory rmiarks, the melding will be opened to questions j from the audience. Such questions as the- following will l»e answered: VIR(;iMA LIAM and BKl ( K, WARREN WIL- number NAT rKNDl.KTON. I(»- nts?" mance races wilh myslery ... as Ar- arne Lupin and an \meriran C-Man matrh mils ... to win a girl . . . and solve a double murder! “I.alin Rhythm.” I •f.-Ml A. M. .Show—W KDNK.SDAV. ' I Or and I5r FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, | June 21 and 2r» “The Goldwyn Follies” With A DOl.I’ll K MKNJOl . Rl'l'/ BROTHKRS. ZORIN hKNNV B\- hKR. HKI.KN JKI'.doN. THIL IIA- KKR. KIM.XR BKRl.KN and “CHAR- LIE MrC\Rrin ” and TIIK (iOR- (.FOI .d 1.01 DW > N 4.IKIJ4. For the first lime .Samuel (!oldwyn t)ul» hio name lo a picture . . . Im*- rau^e it rlimuve^ vears of prepara tion. ambition and arhieiement in the rareer of showmanship . . . hrrause everv |Missihle thought, effort and e\- penditure has Iwen put forth to make it worth) of the name and tradition wsmlioli/ed hv the title from the mas ter khuw man. “RADIO FATROL” No. H. “News of the Day.” Ilk* and 2-'.r NEXT WEEK — “SNOW WHITE \ND THE SEVEN DW \RFS"—for this picture we are forrtd to advance admissiiMi to chil dren l.'t rents, adults .10 rents. Broadway Theatre MONDAY AND TUESDAY, June 20 and 21 “Hawaii Calls” Starring BOlUn IIREEN, NED SI’XRKS. IRMN .S. COIHI. RA1- .MON'D I'MliE and His Orchestra. Ihrilling jidvenlure and golden song III the mvsiic .South .Sea Islands! Roin.ince and danger ride the salt) traile winds . . . and the silver-throat ed biiv voii love sings again! < omeilv. “’I nder the Wire.” “What the World Maki‘s.” in \.M. Show —I FFISDAV. I Or and 2nc N\ KD.NESDAY. THURSDAY, June 22 and 23 “Hollywood Stadium Mystery” Wilh NEIL 11 VMIl.TON. EVELYN \KN\BI E. .IIMM1 W ALI.INCTON and SMIIKI BIUNEITK. Horror clntihes the hearts of HoIIvwimmI a.s a dangerous demon lashes out I wire. Who will lie the next victim? “Forbidden Valley” Starring NOAH BEERY. JR.. ROB ERT BARUXT, FRANCES ROBIN SON and FRED KOHI.KR. larrup ing, fighting romance! Beating the daylights out of rustling night prowl, ers! .Slashing a stinging quirt in the far-' of thundering fury! '*l*athe Parade." 9:30 A. M. Show—THURSDAY. 10c and l.*)C FRIDAY AM) SATURDAY, June 24 and 25 ^“Boothill Brigade” SUrring JOHNNY MACK BROWN. CLAIRE ROCHELLE and NELSON. Rearing into will I I the jiayments Ik*?” register fur hene- tbe week-end in I'heraw with the fin iner’s brother and si-Hter-in-law, (^n a recent trip to Lowndesville, Mr. and .Mr*!. W. C. Bond. CUI.XKV W'INN obtained a common, .Mrs. F. R. Hyars of Spartanburg, ordinary terrapin, which he has given is spending the week with her duugh- the name of "Jezebel.” Clinky dwidi*d ter, Mrs. Hi-nder-win Fitts. that nature hadn’t colored "Jezebel” .MrV. .1. I/. Rent/ .-pent si*veral days to suit his esthetic taste, so he fxjurisl the pa.st week with her .si.sler, .Mrs. a can of bright green fiaint on her O F. Fox, in (nddslKiro, N. C. hack, ami when she closvsl her “lid” •Mr. and Mrs. .lack Sheridan of it squeakinl slightly. To remedy this (itei*nw-iMMl, .Mr. and .Mrs. Hugh little matter, he got his mothers oil Friticeton of AWM'villc, were the van and appliiKl oil in the proper South g»M«v(s Sumlay of Mr. and Mrs. T. J. plate. Ia>ake. .Miss .Manila Fitts has ri*tum*sl I * Nel.son Filily-Jeanette McDon- from a two-w-eeks* house party at fan, but the pictun* ‘‘(»irl of the 1, .secretary-treasurer; The €. N. & L. freight train, Go^ Robbie Henderson, asst, secretary, lumbia to I.<aurens, was derailed e-arly Board of directors: M. J. McFadden, yesterday morning at the railroad B. H. Boyd, S. W. Sumerel J. P. cro.ssing just in front of the State Prather, W, W. Harris, W. A. Moor- T.'^aining school. The train w’as be head, I). C. Heustess, T. D. Copeland Meved to have left the track beca.use and W, J. Duncan^ of a broken awkeh. The accident did not occur until the engine had passed ^ over the point where the break oc- c;.-reJ,- Five freight cart-4efU-the- JsilllltillCSS completely demol- ^ ished. The fireman, in jumping from 111 ^ ,rj. 4 ... the engine, received slight injuries, OSS of >. tate Attorney ( auses other member of the crew waa Grand Jury Delay In Florida hurt. Brevard, (’. (roMen West” was a .Miss .Mary .Strange of Kedalia, has ment, to say the lea-t. aeceptisl a (Hi.sitioii for the summer at the j|i»tel < off«s* shop. .She will rv*- turn to Ijituler college, (ireenwiMMl, III .SeptemiM-r-where she is a student. .Mr, ami .Mrs. B. S. Fmson of this city, .MisHes .Mary Bell and Sara Babb and .Miss B«*lh .Shell, all of laturetis, delraetisl from the will leave .Saturday for a six week-’ Near the end of trip lo 1 alifornia, the 4 aiiaiiian Kiw'k. “How large “Where wi fits?” ' “What is covereii employment?” Workers and employers alike are invited to uttend the meeting ami hear the aiiswer.s to these and other interesting ({uestions, officials said. Filing Claims The various free public state em ployment offices, of which there is one in t'tirilon, Ioea4eit at (> Broiul .Stns*t, will begin receiving elaiiii' for benefils July 1 from job less workers who have been engaged . ; « iiiplo> iiieiil.s covered by the tate iinem|doyment insiiraiiee act. In order to qualify for benefits, however, every person who registei' must have had “at least one week” of eovered etnploymetir after July I. .A week of employini-iit i*. termisl by the act as “any week in whieh a w-ork<>r perfoifTi' any employment” for an employer who i . -abject to the act. Therefore, any vvoiker who is on the payrolls of eovensl employers on July I. and lo-^es In - job tlvat day. or afterward, may n-gistei for woik ami file for tieiiefits iiiimisliately at the iieari*st state employment office. Authorities emphasizeil that it Would In* useless for |H*rsons who «lo not have some work in coverevi em ployment on or after July I to file claims for lK*nefits, but avidv**! that the wtiiker> could register for Jsvbs anytime. The employment offic«*s cannot create jobs but will find work for as many persons as jKissible. Fligible individuals who file claims for total unemployment iN-nefits on or after July I are ris|uin*d by the law to s«‘r\e a twti-weeks waiting periiNl before qualifying for lK‘nefits. .At the end of the first and s«*cond weeks they must rejHirt back to the employment viffices to ns<*ertain .whether or not work ha- lH*en found and to file continuing claims. They (Written for The Uhroniclel eannot n-ceive payments on the ba.sis Fvangelist W. (). Reynolds is in of these twro wi*eks; therefore, their 4'Iinfon with his (mkkI News Taber- tliird jobl»‘s8 week will be their first nacle. It is really goo»l news he ‘’v->>nipensable wt>ek” of iim'inploy- biings for his bvtures will bring meiil. If the worker is eligible for forth from the Bible the things that lieiiefits, his b»*nefit.s chiH’k will be an* coming on the world. In the open- mailed to him from ('oluinbia, and mg U*ctuie «»n “Tin* Impending Crash will be r*s*eived by him during his of the Nations,” Fvangelist ReynoMs foiirtli wi-ek of unemployment. If "dl answer the great question, will the iiuiividual has part-time empltvy- Hitler inareh on to liictatorship. nu'iit, he may apply for partial lH*ne-, Bring yvuir noteb<K)k, you will want tits. He will not be n*quired to serve tliese valuable lts*tur(*s and t»‘xt t(> tlie fonnal "tw»* \v«*t*ks waiting pe- lefer to at home after you bear the nod” for partial benefits but will re- prophesies fulfilled from cover to vein* his check as .s<H»n after he regis- cover »»f the great gui«le lHH»k of the tors at the employment office a.s tiis worM the Bible. Fach night the rights to benefits can lie ileterminisl lec-ture will be linked to the previous, I by the central office of the coinmis- one to uncover the things you have sion in Cohiumbia where all claims read aiul puzzled over. The motto for will be I’vawarded for pr«K*essing. these li'ctures is "The Bible ami the r -At the meeting in Clinton, June ^^dile only. j 27. the eomiileti- program of job in- ^*va^gelist Reynolds'brings to you, surance will l>e iliscu.ssi'il, inclmling Iivtuies Irom the Sviuth- tbe pn.eedun* for filing claims for R'angelism with head- be*!U'fils. and the .several eligibilUy re- >>t Atlanta. j(piirenu'iits that each qualified claim- li''t*’tied to ami .stmlinl tbo ant must nuot. works of some of the best Bible coni- r Workers, anil employers. jobless nientators of our day. During the pcrstvhs and pi*rson.s with jobs, are ''tmmwi. since completing the college invited to Ik* present and enter into mitdsterial course, he is in evange- Ibe di.scussions. |listic work and in the wintrr he ' The nu‘i*'ting will he purely infor- makes deeper stiuly of the Bible con- mational in nature and is planned ^*mUs^s compared to our day. [onlv for the Kidnaping Case. ■Miami, Fla., .lune 13.—Franklin sifdt Presbyterian Men To Meet Tonight big disapiHiint- It didn’t mea.s- iire up to the stamlard of “Naughty .Muiietta.” “Miss .MaelKtnald and her teeth,” a.s Time magazine refers to Hit, was n’t in her usual g<NN| form. The af- f»*cl»Kl accent and th«* horse strhle rhaming mi.ss. the picture I felt onicthiiig Miumble oVer my f<N»t and ics, X ellow toiM* park and other places ^ thought it was a rat. .Mi-s .Macl>on- uf interest obi »nd ( n*Mchtsl a high (' aU>ut the Mrs. licidc Trask of Wilmington, '‘•me (mie I IvN.keil ilowii anvi then* waa a 4irig littW allay aai ao than a rat, looking extremely inno cent ami mewing plaintively. In a disi’ussKin of the picture, I heard one imlividual say that it was the first picture in which he thought she was pru|M‘rly cast, since she was big, raw Umisi ami ugly, the part suiti'il her. CHICK (;ALU>WAY ami his sufl- ball tv«ms are having a lot of fun these tlays, with games for the y«>ung, old. and middle-siz4‘d. Chick e.<itimat4*s that alMiut two hundr«*d and eighty- eight players |>articipate in the ganu*s diiiing th«* week and that an average v»f two humirisi sjHH’tators are out to st*e every game. Chick and his teams aren't having the trouble that the girls team in 1 hicago is having, or if they are I haven't heard alsmt it. The ('hi cago team was breaking more than their .share of the wimlow* ]>anc8 in neighlKirs houses, with the result that the ca.se was taken tv> court. The jmlge rub**! that |H*r.sonal rights triumphi'd over property rights ami the girls could continue to play un- vler supervision. If you want to know anything about the romls to Charlotte ask K. B. FINSON or DR. T. J. FFAKK. MRS. J. E. McQUOWN celehi^tea a birtlnlay on .Sunday. June 12. i ( The Sealvoard wrecker train waa si-on on the scene and began niovinjr w:fckage an<l clearing the track in Fierce McCall’s jauntiruss deserted operation of trains him tcHlay ami he seemed worried '’esumeil a.s s.N>n as r>os- wtiile a grand jury met to vote on indictments which may semi him to the elt*ctric chair for the kidnap-kill- ing of Jimmy Cash. Illness of State Attorney George .A. Worley causeil the jury lo defer con sideration of the kidnaping case. Thv* .Men-of-the.<'huPch of the Firat Clyde Tolson, a spi*cial giianl post- Fu-sbyierian church will hold their ed out.side Mc( alls r**Il, leportyd tlie June meeting in the dining depart- 21 year-old truck driver refused m nt of the church tonight at 7:30- lireakfast, the first meal he had miss- .^upfM'r will be served by one o# the id since he was taken into custody. cprU - of the church after which • although he ate lunch. p- •gram of intiTi-sl wil he presentevl- “lle talk' very little,’ To' um sai<l. .Since this is the last m«*i*ting of the “He ha- smd several times he won- mmer the officers are urging a full ib-rs why hi* did it. He .'bi-ps sound- a eudanre this evt*ning. ly we have to wake him up at tireak- —— fast time >nit he appears more wor- piritua) matters. ii«sl than at fir-t.” James lialiey Cash. Sr., father of The Rev, C, A. .Mi-Call, an uncle, the five-year-old victim, came here of Jasper. Ha., vi.dttd him briefly, from Frinceton to apfumr before the The minister said they di--v.i ed grand jury. , IS s|N-miing a month with mother, .Mr*-. Ia*e Hilhter. The following young pi*ople are at tending the intermediate conference Ht Fresbyteiian college; Jane Little, .Margaret Candine Hipp, Carolyn Freeman. Arne Jaco)»s, Henrietta Young, Friinces Taylor, Martha ls>u Blakely, Fmily ami Banna Fiester .Martin, Viiginia Dillard, Mary Bai ley Owens. Harry Baldwin. Feggy Johuson. .Marjorie .Miller, John Mim- naugh, Rufus .Sadler, Copie Black- well, Frank Kamagr, Hetty Hunter, Reese A'oung. Reynols Meeting To Open Sunday (Written Fv angelist ('Iinfon with nacle. bi mgs purpost ,of helping pi*o- ple of this vicinity obtain full infor mation about the state unemployment in.sura nee law. Bring your Bible questions to the question Ixix and come early each night for the ten minutes question answer service, Mrs. Reynolds, a registerinl nurse and health lectdrer, will give short : health talks on nature’s ilootors once SCOTTS NEW STORE NAMES SALES FORCE week during question and ans- • ■ jwer service. A. G, Sublett, manager of the newj vVe will sUrt singing the good old BOBBY i Scott’s store which opened last Fri- fashiont‘d hymns at 7:45 sharp, [day, has announced his sales force, Program for’week: a fury of fast-paced; as follows: | Sunday nig4»t — The Impending action! Thrill pilee on thrill as Jtourj Mrs. W. A. Addy, cashier, Miss,Crash of Nations, action ace riiies herd on the toijlfheat; Lita Downs, head of the hose and band <if bandits that ever rotle the [lingerie departments. Miss Lois Mc- plaias! “ZORRO RIDES AGAIN ‘H No. 9. , “Ears of Experience.” On Um Merry-Go-Roand. of RadHaaL** ItaMi Sic Monday night—Why Doesn’t God Kill the Devil. Daniel, in charge of the notions andj Tuesday night—Angela are the stationery department, BTiss Ida Bell Spirits of our Departed Ones. Poole, hardware and glassware de-j Wednesday nightr—God’s Challenge partments. Miss Ruth Jolinaon, elec-, to this Genenati^ trie and tinwara depaitment, Mies Louise Horton, toilet goods depart ment. Thursday night—When Eun^'s Powder Keg Exjdodea. Friday night—The Man of Mystery. $5,000 Protection For Only 25c If you nre planning a trip for one day or manv days, you will Ih* interested In an .Aetna .Acci dent Ticket Policy. For accident.s which occur on public conveyances, the policy pays $,5.00U for loss of life or limbs. $2.5 a week for total dis ability (up to 52 weeks) and $1.5 a week for partial disability (up lo 26 weeks). For other ac cidents, $3,000 is paid for loss of life or lihihs, $15 a week for total disability and $9 a week for partial disability. Policies may be purchased for any period of time desired (up to 120 days), but the longer the period, the lower the rate. For example, while the rate is 25c i fori one day, it is only $1.50 for seven days, /$2.75 for fifteen days. $4.50 for thirty days, $10 for ninety days and $1$ far 120 .days. Teiephone this office to protect yon before going away. S. W. SUMEREL, Agt Phone 80 Clinton, S. C. The IMPENDING CRASH of NATIONS Will Hitler March On* To World Dictatorship? —ir- Read Daniel 2:45 — Then Hear I EVANGELIST W. 0. REYNOLDS Simday Night, June 19 — 7:45 At the “GOOD NEWS TABERNACLE^ Corner Centennial and Owens Streets 4*