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/ . 'ktlfc. r-. • ' THURSDAY,' JULY 7, 19S8 THE CLINTON CHRONICXE, CLINTON, S. C. Cards ^Agencies Of U. S. Stepping On Gas PAGE Anno^cmeBts For this Colnmn Are Payable In Adrance. THE SPORTS CHAHERBOX By TENCH OWENS Gamer Not To Offer Again CLERK OF COURT I hereby announce myselj^ Millioits Are Allotted Re , According to an announcement by ] putes ip (tennis) “court • “Chick” Galloway, energetic Clinton I softball promoter, the first half for More jniiiioiis Are Aiioiiea ne*| covery Drive. Monthly Rate To Be $300,000,000. as .Washington, July 2.—Two govern- the summer softball season will end candidate fbr re-election aa^Clerk ofjment agencies — shock troops in the for the local denominational league on Court for Laurens (bounty, subject to* spending and lending attack on the [Tuesday, July 19.* As the four teams the result of the Democratic primary, depression—disclosed today that they ■ »»*e now all even in the race for the JOHN D. DAVIS, ‘had ordered additional millions of dol-! this announcement will place “Cactus JackV* Attitude On HeadinR Ticket In 1940 Cans- inR Speculation. tucky, si^ that if GsOTer abould the preaidentiai nctnination^ he would “have much support” and “miftaty hard to beat.” Logan predicted flatly that neMher Gamer hor President Roosevelt would be third term candidates. . candi- '^®*^ to the friSnt line. The public works ■ special importance oh the games dur- of 'court public works admirtistration if^ the next two weeks. Large of loiirpna rountv nlpdirinir mvself fifty-six additional projects crowds have been attending the f isrc Si rtVulLlTtZ tSmo and larR-T crowd, are ex- “*“‘’■,*4,871,939 and lend *19,MO to finance,pocted for the close race to the fin- cratic pnma y. pi POWER them. ' i*b of the first half. The winner of * ‘ ■. At the same time the federal sur- the first half will be announctni in I hereby announce myself a candi- commodities corporation an- The Chronicle on July 21. date for Clerk of Court of Uurens ^ K,x.,n.u, «w iuvw4nn second half will star; the pro- lt«gue off anew with a cliwn slate on plus commodities corporation ^ vj L nounced it had bought $8,P00,000 County and pMge niy^l to are y flour and wheal cereal pro- .c.»p.v.x x... ...... « ...... x... , , ,, u i ' the result, of the , ^,,rt.onal league would spurt ahead, 1 hey, This column will appreciate any information about local s^rorts that might have slipped our attention. Be ing rather variously occupied, we are often forced to miss athletic events , ... . in the vicinity, and therefore will wel-1 ® candidat^^for a third come any data along that line which' tci m in his present office set mem- might prove interesting to sports bers of congress to speculating today readers. Chatterboxing Attention tournament players: don’t foi'get to rei>ort your match sebres to “Peck” (Geo. A. Copeland & Son hardware .store). . . . Wish one of the softball teams in the local denomina- W’ashington, July 5.—Reports that Vice-President Garner has told friends on his attituile toward heading the 1940 Democratic ticket. Senator Logan, Democi-at, of JCen- mary. VICTOR R. FLEMING. FOR PROBATE JUDGE ' • I hereby announce myself a candi date for the office of Probate Judge of Laurens County and pledge to abide by the results of the Democratic primary. I J. HEWLETTE WASSON. | 1 hereby announce myself a candi-' date for re-election as Judge of Pro-, bate and pledge myself to abide the results of the Democratic pri mary. ROSS D. YOUNG. are now. to families on relief. the second half, which will end on The government thus swung further' August 11, will then play the winning > • f . , into its lending-spending program team in the first half f»Jr the cham- * oui-way le w'hioh, ejcperts said, would lift federal pionship in a nine-game series-. , ■ . !are unusually important, will be broken. spending for relief and job-making to, Mr. Galloway also announctsl that- the ilays becoming shorter'.thrillers have btH?n 000,000 b month ibefot^ the end of the ^ game a day will iie played softball competition. xSOFTBALL Scores * n^lly ruiming mn-k and nt>ck. Thtmiay, June 30: This IS the third time that they Methodist defoatexi for first] 5 4. Tixtay 8 games, theixMore, as the tie . Some genuine played lately in “I 'have not the slightest doubt in my mind that they will not seek third terms,” the Kentucky senator said. He added, however, that he had not discussed 1940 candidacies with either. “I do not believe in third terms,” Logan said. “I have always advocat ed a single term of six years for the presidCTcy.” ^ liOgan’s opinions attracted attention because he is regarde<l as one of the adniinistration’s loyal hackers. As a piember of the senate jmliciary com mittee he advocated the president’s I court reorganization program which was pigeon-holed by the senate, ! Senator Sheppard, Democrat, at [Texas, who has been serving in con- ! gross with Vice-President Garner Presbyterian,'®*^*^ 1903, expresstnl interest in the asserted decision of his fellow Texan A. R. P.-Lutheran defeated Baptist, '*0'^ ** third term, but said he way from Gallavant’s My, My! IVe hadn’t famous .he thing Ferry, S. C. realized how IS. summer, Some of Uncle Sam’s economists, scanning the spending outlook, said u they expected the monthly rate of dis- Monday, bursement to reach about $300,000,0001 Priday. by the end of the year. This rate, during the second half. The weekly schedule, which will be announc^ in this column, wdll consist of a game Tuesday, Thursday and This should increase the interest, FOR SUPERVISOR ..L .»• X I. J^**'*'if popasible, in the softball games, and the first half of next * some said, probably w’ould be . . . „ V"; provi,le . H-tendid r-....-.. I hereby announec myeelf a candi- ywr How soon this spending in«ht|,„^ rerasinder of the summer, te for re-election to the office of'jolt the nations business and indus-; 2 to 1 Tuesday, July ,'j: '" - Bapti.st defi*ated Methodist, 4 to 3. Presbyterian defeated A. R. P.- Luthei^, 12 to 4. Standings i A. R, P.-Lutheran 6 j Presiiyter'ian 6 Baptist 6 had no kgiowfedgc of Garner’s atti tude. date County Supervisor of Laurens County]trial machine definitely off dead-cen and will abide by the rules and re- ter, few were willing to prwiict. ' suit of the Democratic primary elec-' A hopeful view held by some ex- tion. A. RHETT M.VRTIN. ports was that by Labor day, fwioralt I hereby announce myself a candi- ^oH***** pouring through relief and date for the office of County Super- works agencies would provide of Laurens County and will • “P consumer buy-| and result of the power and encourage the heavy visor abide by the rules Democratic primary election. J. WARREN CRANE. I hereby announce myself a candi 'a!!* I c’^'i*’y****ffriendly competition andjinl playera in the tennLs 'tournament'W»’*»'**’**'“'“'55*l«^Jt4t{J4JW55{J4*4{45tt4H5W4t4J4$558$»S55-SJ4*4J4t4iS4JK4;4i5J4;455555tt{55S5J85a , ” 6 .. pe I jitirrinir iin nnito a lot of as follows (in t.hi* riwlor nAmfwl\!i|| I Clinton will enter the Mclver Cup' tennis competition playtd between i town teams in South Caiolina. Thei first match will be somotime next week, here, against Greenville. . . . , \V'e were delighted to leani recently i Mp,t,v,*n,list. ' n that Dit Wilburn, Union high school, Schediiie program of sports athlete and scholar, will attend P-1 Thursday July ?• C. n.xt fall. Dit wa,. quarterback on Prr,byt'orian va Baptiat. the foiylba l toam and did the pu^j a. R. P.-Luthman va Mothodiat, upsets on mg and plenty of the running. He Xue.sday, July 12: every hand, the annual Clinton ttmnis i.*» a tennis player of no little ability, Pre.di^erian vs Methodist, tourney began Tuesday with a large and was salutatorian of his class. . . \ P-Lutheran vs Bantist number of the local racquet swingers j The Toots’ Taveneers, **P-«nd-c<»n-i Thursday July 14* l>articipaling. Many interesting, mg' summer school softballer.s, have I paptist'\’s Methinlist. matches have already been complet-, been Ungling with the tHinton .Mill, pre.sbyterian vs A. R. P.-Lutheran. ed, and the tournament is nearing the . i final lounds now. The players are With “dark horses” and softlwll gang. Some hot games re- { suIUmI according to rei>orts. . . . Setni- Injuries Fatal ToPWAWorkCT Sims Brewington, 30-ycar-old PWA worker of the Clinton area, died in a hospital Sunday of injuries received i Friday night when his truck over turned on the Calhoun highway. A German producer is to make a movie version of Robinson Crusoe. With a strictly Aryan man Friday? SUBSCRIBE TU THE CHRONICLE “The Paper Everybody Readt” i program said they • week that business saw was signs this I preparing toi stirring up quite a lot of interest some of the matches. This goes to are as follows (in the rixier named):* men’s .singles: Taylor Martin, Bill date for Supervisor of Laurens v'ltv ° nV contain results of, Wade, J. F. Jacobs, and Tench Qw- ty «mi pledg. n.y.clf to .bid. by the J-^two of the n.tion’J^J*' ■"»«•['<». hut v-c will print|.n,; mei.’. doubl..,: '^ylor M.rtin, bi«ge« ilKlu*ri«. - ro,., .IthoushI’‘'lx Arthur topcland. Bill W.d. .nd butin.., nonn.lly .iKk.n, .t thi.if'i' “ .^,'1 '’’J xeuon. Mainwhil., retell trKle, ear-with the, Dillard, Virpnl. .Sadler. ... The big H. D. HENRY 1898-1938 F. M. BOLAND results of the Democratic primary. JOE R. ADAIR. I hereby announce myself a candi date for the office of County Super- jonjjnjjg visor of Laurens County and will proved. and power production im-i men’s sir^les. Several new doubles: pitchers’ battle 'In^tween Albert abide by the rules and result of the Democratic primary election. Wm. J. (BH^L) HENRY. FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER I hereby announce that I am a' combinations have entojred the play.jler and Ijamar tliistleberry, both One leading New Dealer mentioned controversy as to who|P. C. baseball fame. resulU-d But- of other developments indicating that government money might be going into a fertile field. He referred to! will probabHy win that event. The “net” result seems to be a splendid increase in the number of Clinton-! in a victory for Butler, when Clinton Mill lickcNi Lydia Mill, 9 to 3, on the Fourth. . . . Bi'lieve it or not: H. D. HENRY & COMPANY INSURANCE an STOCKS I Telephone 121 — BONDS — REAL ESTATE IA)ANS NEGOTIATED rising prices for securities and com-) Mndi’d.t^for’r.ter.rtion te th. offtej nmls like scrap steel, zinc, copper, rubber and silk. ians ' taking part in this calle<l tennis, and settling “racquet”! inquiry was rmMve<l about the cur- their dis- rent tennis tournament here all the of County Commissioner of Laurens County with the promi.se that I will hbide by the rules and result of the Dernocratic primary election. LANDER B. STODDARD. I hereby announce myself a candi- ilate for re-election to the office of There are prospects that relief and public works agencies, federal lending corporations and the army and navy will s|>end about $8,.')00,000,000 in the new fiscal year which began yester- ^ , 'day. Some of this money will be re- County Commissioner of Laurens County, subject to the rules and re- Bult of the Democratic primary elec tion. JOHN H. WHARTON. 1 hereby announce myself a candi- are some Here government money: 1. WPA will of the things the proposes to do with the increase its spending date for County Commissioner of ■to provide jobs for a maximum of Laurens County, and pledge myself to about 3,000,(MK) persons. by the results of the Dt*mo- 2. PWA is empowered to spend up $1,000,000,000- on various heavy abide by the results of the Demo-' cratic primary. C. BRYAN HOLLAND. FOR GAME WARDEN I hereby announce myself a candi date for (Same Warden of Laurens County and pledge myself to abide by the results of the Democratic pri mary. - A. B. JACKS. I hereby announce myself a candi date for re-election aa Game Warden of Laurens county and pledge myself, to abide by the results of the Demo cratic prmary. SYDNEY A. LEE. FOR 8UPT. OF EDUCA’nON I hereby announce myself a ‘candi date for re-election as Superintend ent of Education of Laurens County, and pledge myself to abide by the results of the Democratic primary. J. LEROY BURNS. FOR TREASURER I hereby announce myself a candi date for re-election to the office of Treasurer of Laurens County and- pledge myself to abide by the results i of the Democratic primary. j D. ROY SIMP-SON, j HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES i I hereby announce myself a candi date for re-election to the House of Representatives from Laurens County and pledge myself io abide by the re sults of the Democratic primary. ROBERT C. WASSON. to si.uuu,uuu,uuu> on various public works. 3. OCC has at its disposal $286,000,- 000 to retain its present enrollment of 300,000 youths and veterans. Other agencies, like the national youth ad ministration, have also received new funds. 4. The navy will begin construction of thirty.nine more ships, including four $70,000,000 battleships. ^ 5. The army will expand personnel. 6. The reconstruction finance cor poration has offered to advance many millions to finance public purchase of private utilities. / 7: Other lending agencies, especial ly those concerned with home owner ship, will continue operations. 8. The treasury will spend about $70,000,000 for new buildings through out the nation. Must File Claims, Then Await Job Insurance Payment Although the South Caririina un- ^plojrment compensation commis sion is now receiving claims for un employment benefits through the va rious state employment offices, no ^payments” are yet being made, ac cording to information received from the Columbia office. I hereby announce myself a candi-j explained that receiving date for re-election to the House of ^^ing and paying ben- Representatives from Laurens County ****>f^her. After a claim is filed At an employment office, it must be forwarded to Columbia for process ing in the central offices of the com mission. The procedure of filing the and pledge myself to abide by the results of the Democratic primary. CHARUE L. MILAM. I hor.*y announc* mjrtelf . the claim, and date for re-election for the Home at Representatives from Lamvns County and pledge myself to abide by the rrault of the Democratic primBry. PHIL D. HUFF. FOR AUDITOR suing and mailing the benefit vouch-1 ers requires considerable time. | In the case of applications for to-j tal unemployment benefits, the work-j er must, among other other require ments, have “at least one week oi. I hereby announce myself a candi-j employment” ^after June 30, wait two date for re-election as Auditor of i weeks and have a third week of total Laurens County and pledge myself to j unemployment before receiving his abide by the results of the Demoeratkl first benefit fN^meni. The worker primary. S. R. DOBRQH. | seeking part-time benefits is not re quired to serve the two-week wait ing period but it requires just ai FOR MAGISTRATE I hereby announce myself a candi date for re-eleotion m Magistrate of Hunter Township, at MountviMe, sub ject^ the result of the Democratic went benrfita. much work to profess a dahn tot par tial benefits aa for total unemploy* primary. J. L. DICaCERT. FOR CONGSB^ ^ 1 hereby announee my eaadidBcy for ra-elaetioB to Copgrsss tram tha sM>iaot to the rdss of the Demoeratie priinary. G. HEYWABD MAHON, JS. Although a worker muet file an ap- plicetion in order to receive benefits its does not follow that all persons who file claims wiH be eligible for beneflta^ , jrffiefadt-, eaplained.. T!ay-^ ments wiB be baaed sntirely on the worker’s record of hours worked and wages payable to him in covered em- plojnnetit FOR CANDIDATES If you are an announced or prospective can- «s didate, we will be pleased to supply yoiir Print ing needs. 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