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1 7* PAGE T^‘0 . ( THE CUNTON CHRONICLE. CUNTON, S. C. THURSDAY, JULY 14. I9S8 CASINO THEATRE MONDAY AND TUESDAY. Jnl.v 18 (Ml 19 ‘Test TWO ARE KILLED Presbyterians Hold Today is the birthday,of **En Pass, lant.'* One year afo, July 15, this col* ' amn was created. Here’s how **my ! brain child” came to exist. i Starrinf CLARK GABLIL'MYRNA editor ara.s sittini^ in his bi^* LOY, SPENCBR TRACY, and propped on his desk, srook-i NEL BARRYMORE. ^ cigar and looking at The State'^ Yoar greatest scrcea thrill ia i*, (which, arith the Nears and Courier, The greatest cast, the gnjad IN WRECK HERE Escaped Florida Convicts Meet School 7,567,000 Cotton Acres Discarded The First Presbyterian church be gan its daily vacation Bible school on Drath ^lr_Sdod»y Morning,,tt«nd.nce is slightly,' FLNAL SETTLEMENT Take notice that on the 4th day^ August. 1938, I will render a final ac- _ count of my acts and doings as Exe- _ , . _ ~ ^ _y -Heutrix of the estate of Mrs. Valeria July .1 Estimate By the U, S. ^ Jon«s, deceased, in the office of Government Totals 26 Million, the Judge of Probate of Lanrem 34 MiUion Year Ago. (County, at undock ^ and on - ■ ^ the same day Anil apply for a final lice Oflkers. Both Identified Two white men, Bemke Tilley of When Car Overturns Whilejof 85. This attendance „ Being Chased By Clinton Po-1 higher than previous years, the av- Washington, July 8.—A 7,567,000- di^lmrge from ray trust as Exeeo- erage being 75 formerly. [acre decrease in American farm land trix. Mrs. R. E, Sadler is in charge of planted to cotton prompted AAA of- Any person indebted to said estate the school and conducts the opening ffcials to declare today that the “ef- is notified and required to make P^Y" exercises each morning. Dr. D. J. fectiveness” of the crop control law ment on or ^fore t^t date; and u had been demonstrated conclusively, persons having claims against said ^ ^ The federal cn^ reporting board estate will present them on or before in one of the above men-'sunjj,y morning when the automobile ’ termediate boys and ^rls in cate-'mated that acres in cultivation on said <Ute, duly proven, or be forever years! me greatest cam, tae gr^aa- ^ j,j, favorite newspapers). But to cst roaiaiiM. Uie meat amaxiagjM-. to ,tory: His eyes LumbertOn, N. C., and A. T. Lambert' ^oods, pastor of the church, is con- ****yy^*”~r * column called “.Seen Here.of Detroit, Mich., met death early.ducting a class for the junior and in- all coBibined to give yea tae biggeat There” **' ' i » pirt are that M-G-.M ever made! Eight tioned newspapers and he turned to ! "Vi ~ J"" ^^V'chism. ' ”, July 1 totalled 26,904,000. This con- barred. hundred airplanes! Cast of IhcNnai^! “Xow, why can’t you be ’" ****<^*' fleeing from city) beginners' department is head-'trasted with 34,471,000 a year ago. MRS. JESSIE M. SPARKS, smart and write a column as good as'P®*^® officers went out of control Frances Black, assisted IVnder the control program, de-, ' Adminis^trix. this one for The Chronicle.” And I the lower end of North Br^d street,,by xigg Sarah Wannamaker. The pri- signed to prevent the accumulation July 4th, 1938.-7.28-41. 10c and 25r .•»«: “Wdl, I can.” i overtumediand burst into flames. (mafy department is in charge of Mrs.price-depressing surpluses, the ag- I am grateful to the people who The two men, officers state, had'Oarv Martin. Mrs. I^nnie McMHlian.' rkulture department had allotted “News of the Day." 10 A. .M. Show—.MONDAY. DICK PURCELL. Everythiag that made “Alcatraz Island” great! .All the in.'^ide secrets of a famoas prison! ATT the Hiarilihg^reansm of a mighty drama! All the timdinem of tional headlines! Starring ROBERT PAIGE J.AC- qUELINE MELl.S. and ARTHUR LOLT. Who kidnapped the champ oa the night of the big fight? Yonll never know 'til the final frantic sec onds. Vpilming .Nature’s Wimders.” 9:.'«) A.'.M. Show—WEDNESDAY. I Or and l.»c From the story by Warden Lewis '*■ ®**^"’*’ ^‘rth.Jay anni- patrol car attempted to stop them the juite department is in charge of Miss South’s big crop than had been asked. E. Lawes. SUrring DICK FOR AN, letters and coniments from two men,put on a burst of speed and B^be Dillard and Mrs. John W'. Little. However, the crop board said other JUNE TKAYIS, JOHN LITEL and expressing their opinion of the officers gave chase. Both cars jhe junior and intermediate boys factors besides the control law led to En Pa.s.sarit: headed out North Br«>ad street and taught campfire cooking by Ar. the reduction. It mentioned low prices The Transylvania Times as the car bearing the men left the thur Copeland. On Monday the school received for last year’s crop, and^ dif- Brevard, N. C. pa.vement JM the end^ city lim-J prewnted candy by^ Milling farmers-eTictiuuLeiijd irf Dear Miss Wooifniff: its it apparently hit a bump in going company, and Tuesday the girls’ c^uring good crop stands because of Just read one of your Chronicle col- onto the dirt road and ^turned over cooking class served cookies and lem-, unfavorable weather, umns, and wish to send my congratu- several limes. Police officers; close! onade. ’ The board said that should abandon- , _ lations on your anniversao*. whether behind, pulled the two men from un-| the Sunday school hour closing nient of cotton acreage during the 1 he IVlSlin bsVent ^ ir«lden anniver- der the wreckage of their car and exercises will be observed and cer- remainder of this season be equal to sary. As one columnist to another— called an ambulance which took them tificates awarded you have one of the most interesting to the local hospital where they died Plans are being made for a picnic blocks in the paper, and don’t let pep- shortly after the accident, pie tell you tluit it’s not read —it mu.st Tilley owas soon identified and his be — as interestingly gotten up as mother came here later in the day yours is. .Sunday and removed the body to Send you copy of my papt'r this I.umberton, wtek. - The other dead man couuld not be ('ordially, identified at the time. Chief Holland C. M. Ib»ug!a.s. Editor. sent his finger prints onvesti- Hipp & Chandlmr Clothes for Men and Boys .Your Bosinesa Appreciated the 1928-37 average abandonment, the acreage for harvest would be the I .smallest since 1900. I^ast year’s acreage produced a rec ord crop of 18,945,(^ bales and add ed to a surplus now estimated at ww A bales. The supply on hand rOF /\11C11lOF is sufficient to fill normal domestic ^ and export needs for a full year. i Wilson, school teacher | While the crop I>oard made no fore- 'for the entire group on Saturday. Wilson Offers I'RIDAY AM) SATURDAY. Jiir> and 23 “Always Goodbye” Milton A. bule Sunday to the foleji)^! buivau of an^ farmer of the Shiloh section, an- cast of production this year, cotton Tf.4f^ -foliwwing is from a local identification at Washington and was nuunces in today's paper that he will experts said a crop of betwee!*. 10,- notifiisl Tuesday that the party w'as he in the race in the coming primary 000,OOO and 11,750,000 bales was in- iHwr Vivian: .\. T. IjiinlK‘rt. e.<ca|H*<l Florida con- for auditor of the county. dicated, depending pn weather con- A thousand congratulations on the vict. The re|H»rt .stattsi that I.Ambert Mr, Wilson graduated at Wofford dilions between nowand picking time. .Starrinp^ BAKBAK.V ST.\NWi(K. birthday anniversary of En I’a.s.sant, has relatives at Fort Wayne, Indiana, college in 1918 and is now superin- ♦ IIKBBKKT M;U{.SIIAl.l.. I.VN HI .N- which is very interv‘.sting indeed, and and iH-troit. .Michigan. Up to* last tendent of West .Springs school in IKK, and BIN ME BARNES. rea!ly is a j*art of you. My felicita- night his relatives had not been Union county. He served in the W’o.rld “Must it always be goodbye ... to lions to K. I*, and V’. W. and the heard from and the body remained at war-immediately after graduation and one of them? Forced to choose for- home i>ai>er as well. May you a local undertaking esdablishment. is a member of the American Legion. e>er between the man ahe loves and a)| three thrive, pro.sper and ki^ep on Telegrams from the bureau state<l F'our years ago he made bhe race for the son she can never claim fw her keeping on. _ (that Tilley had been caught for car|superintendent of education and led own! ... A picture that »l»«w far robbery on three different occasions the ticket in the first primary. , .. ... , women of today . . . great with la- K say.< a itKal business man: "The and served time in each CJ«e, At the Mr. Wilson holds a unique record of xtinounces his candidacy In spired performances! mlumn Ls vep’ interesting and I en- time of the accident here which re- having been teaching twenty years *‘*^*y’*^ P*!*^*" election to this po- ( umedy and News of the Day. joy reading H," suHed in his d«ath. he was serving without missing .school but one dayi**^’"" ^^^'e coming primary. "TIM TV UEK S LUt R Na. I . . . 1.5 years for roW»ery on a gang near and not being tardy a single day “If ** engaged in farming in with KKANKIE TIIDMAS. JR. ami Many hanks to ad readers for their ^la. h7s wife was killed HecUMl. I wdl be ^ust w interested FBAN(F-S KOBINSDN. th'is^oluieii' and Vhe UIhronIcl'e rotd>ery which occurred two *nd faithful to the people of UurenS . ,0*1.; m f . 1 Ibc and 2.>c ^ years ago. Tilley had a long criminal county," he stated. “I feel that my ^ wsions genera EDWARD KKRGUEDN is rolling record in Florida. education, teaching and business ex- during w-hich Til %T highways of the United was al.so an escaped con- perience equips me to fill the audi- “ n’rm ‘r o seveia impo n m Slates from city to city and frA»m one '•<’* from the same gang as Tilley and tor's office acceptably,” he aakl. adventure to another with Mr. and »»» serving 10 yean* for robbery ^ (’O.MING— Mr.-, Ib-ckmaii and their son. when the ma<le their gi<-away. r^__. ”DK. BHYTIIM.” “ADVENTURES Fink, wh,. is a cb-smale of FAlward’a The report from the bun-au .slate*! L/raWlIlg8 vMTuCreQ OF TO.M SAWYER.” “AI»\KN- at Duke univenty. They have visittni <hat wh«>n Tilley and 1.4imtM>rt esca|H>d Hunt Announces For The House Sam J. Hunt,- former member of I the house of representatives from this county, announces his candi' today’s paper for election to rition in the coming primary. Mr. Hunt is engaged in far the Lisbon section. In 1934 elected to the house and served during INSURANCE We think we know the hest FMre and Life Insur* ance policies. We think we know how to advise the best plans for yon. We think we have the best companies. CsMirit me. . B. H. BOYD, Agent Clinton Realty & Insurance Co. NEXT WEEK— "YELLOW JAUK," “HOLD KISS.” mittees. j Mr. Hunt states that he feels his experience and interest will give him prestige and influence and enable him — ^ _ to do more for his county and state pQf Court AlOUSC could otherwise be expected. He considers- agriciriture and manufactur ing the chief industries of this sec- TURKS OF M AKUO l‘OU>.” “U.tM.D- .Aimaj^Jis, the hi-toi ic ctdonial city from the Floi ula gang they were ac- DIGGKK.'i IN I’ARLS." of Wil.’ia.n-burg. fa.. New York, .\i- comi*anie<! by B» nny AlvaieZ ait<l agara Fa L. W t Puint, BaltmHm. R'dwrt (Sailor! Hall. The latter two Says The Uurens Advertiser;. .u j c 1 .u . and Uek on the < anadian side did not ac*»m|*any Tilley and laim- Sup«‘rvi8or A. Rhelt .Martin sUteil Lon of thi* South and feels that co- .th»ough \\md-oi down »o !»elroit. In »*«’'’t here, officer* state, ami their Tuesday that the lM.apd of county “iHTation b«-twi«en the two must be ^lowa the travelers >top|)e«i in Iks wh*real»outs is unknown. Broadway Theatre MONDAY AND TI ESDAY. July IS and 19 “Passport Husband* Starring STUART ERWIN. I*.AI’- f .. .iTt’- if that he will be a candi«)ate for the improvements in the clerk of court’s stocks of goods LINK MDDRF:. iN>UGI..\S WIMHK . ~1, . v" commissioners had employed Hamp maintaintHl. ^ Boyd, building cuiitiw*‘tor of ('linton, **lt is quite »*ssential,’ said Mr. n |. a to draw’ plans for certain repairs and Hunt, “that the legislature guard ISOll ^\11I1OUUC08 improvements to the county court against the tendency to increa.se tax- M M house to l)e made under a profiosvHl *'s, that the five mills levy should not I*or aIOUSO OGAC li»an and grant agivement with the be restortMl, and that the county levy ^ Works I’rogrtws administration. should be kept down. He also favors William T. B«dt, )»ung attorney of In addition to the reiiairs. he said, protection for merchants w'ho have ranch near t heyenne. W yoming. h«»me •nnounct's in t4MUy s pa|»er the plans will include provisions for been paying such high taxes on ttieir .Motnes.- and frxim there to thnaha. \eb„ and on to Salt laike Uity. where th«y >lop|HHl to .*how the wonder* of the *ily to Mr. FVigU''t*n. who had iw-vei .-een the famous .Mormon city. F'ink ami Folward pickvnl as a high >p*vt of their trip the stop at a dude Bi By and RDBEKT LOWERY. Stuart Fir win in his Ivpical rkarar- lerization of a dimwittrd voalk. (kal carries the comedv sitaaliMi (a a pleasing, merry concliiMoa. ( omr*d.v. “F'orget Me Knots." “Penguin I’arade.” 10 A. M. Show—TUF.SD.\Y. lOc and 2fc a week Mr. Ferguson will have for h«>me San F'rancisco ami Los .Angeles. Of course,"*said Mr. Hunt, "I ex- to continue my efforts to im- via ter being the B.-cknians’ hou.-e guest **'“*=**“ representatives in the pri- office and for a separate office for for a w«-k following thr ir return., . the delinquent tax deiartment. P'-ct .Mr Bolt i> a gnuluate of the latu- .Mr. Boyd will also draw plans for prove our county road system and to rrns city ;»ch«H»ls, ami he also attemUsl contemplated improvements at th# obtain rural electrification lines for, the Uollege of t'harle.ston ami Presby- county farm, he said. al>o to be made ^be county.” It is rumore*! that th«- S|tartanhurg terian ctdleg** ami gratiuatetl in 19.32 under a PW.A agn'innent. The project • bas«<hall club has a conference mana- from the law schtml of the University there, he .said, will consi.st of the erec- ^ MISS WRKiHT TO SING ger: Timmerman, of the l»wal .Metho- of South I'arolina. tion of a dining rimm and kitchen for F'riends of Mis.* Sara Zee Wright dist softball club. We will know in a Since graduation he has |>ra**tice*i the inmates. 'The dining room is to will be interested to know .she will few tlays if he is going to S|»artan- law and farrne*! in luiurens, except have a movable partition between the ^jng over station WIS, Columbia, each burg. for a few months in 1935 when he white ami colorv**! |iatients so that the Tuesvlay morning at 10 o’clock. She fri« t, 1, <‘b»rre of fore.st title examinw- i^Kim may be thrown into one auili- will be accomiianievl at the piano by u«*. MlPtVi'V **'" *" » member torium for religious service*. George Waters. For the pa.st year I . .V.. tnrtl: nl7\l ^couiity’s share of the ctvurt Mi.ss Wright ha.* sung over WBT, teacher house expenditures, he said, is to be Charlotte, on the "Old Wayside h^m l)»MV wii" to "<■ '» l>V> out of . H.000 •i.propri.fion in- |{r.m for .hut-in,. him lh»p*y. l>o|>e} set in. to tove and zone chairman of thi* cimletl for the purpose in this year’s made a hit with young and old alike, lion’s International, and supply measure. Its share of the coun- MRS. *bis conniNTtion served last year as ty farm pruject is to be paid out of ATLANTA EXCURSION Over Sunday -■ July 24 SI 75 tpAaisf Trip Lv. 1:05 AM Sun., July 24 Enjoy 4 ImII dty in AiUbU Go pUctf—ttc tiiinft •t ptr milt or Ittt ... avoid (Kc dswfan ol Ike klflMMyt. so in safdy and comfort by Ma. Ticktts good m coacket and on speci- fied(r»ins only. Ckifdren S and under 12 hill lift. Consult asent lor lurthtr dttail;. WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY. ^ July 20 and 21 “Accidents Will Happen” Starring RON A LD RE A G A N , <;L()KL\ BLONDELU dick pur- a neighbor reports that ^ CELL and SHEILA BROMLEY. .Ac- BRYAN HOLLAND has a blue bi- ''b*irmafi of the winnuttee for the about $1,500 turned back to the coun. cidents . . . made to order! lajartew cycle thdrt she rides frequently and county fair. He also served ty trtmsury by the Imurens Business as phony as the evidence that vinw oc^*ionally Ukes a few spills. Oh. ^ during several terms league out of a $5,000 appropriation million dollar verdicts every year! well, it happens to the best of them. *1^’^*'* the iUnew for advertising purposes made by a See this sensational expose ... be amazed! pro- iK" of the late T. W. Bennett. He was prex’iou.* county delegation about ten MRS. K.ATE MONTS, of Little elected this spring as vice-president years ago. MiMintain, was one hundred years old of the Laurens city IVmocratic club. Both projects, he said, have been yesterxlay. She is a great-great-aunt He is also a menvber of the Bache- tentatively approved by W’. L. Pickell, of IMISS RITH MONTS. A family lor’s club, the Bachannal club, the of Greenwood, district WPA super reunion was in order in the morning. National Concert association, the lau-^ visor, and after three o’clock she invited rens County Fish nad Game associ- m “Heroes of The Alamo” SUrring LANE CHANDLER. . ... ... . ^ RUTH FINDLAY and REX LR.\SE. f«en^ ««<l neighbors to call, but re- ation and the Fox Hunters associ- J Xew Immsw^ Thrill to the epic sweep af the birth rifts be brought. Just ation. _ DOarQ A O 158110 of a brave new state! See the uvage *** show you how the modem Mr. Bolt suted that he was msdi 1 hand-to-hand combat . fense by Americans . braving 5.000 guns! "Swinging Mallets." 9:.10 ^ . amaziag de- . a lane girl girts differ from Grandma. MISS HARRIETT DAVIS New Certificates ing this mce independent of any ob ligations or alliances, and that »he xiicc zvDxvvA Aixnv *1/ fnvor an economical operation J. C. McMillan of this city, chair- . K;iKa-Vl "^ ***'^ government and a fair con- man of the county board of registm- A. M. Show—THURSDAY. 10c and 15c FRIDAY AND SATURDAY. July .22 And 23 ^ sections tion, announced yesterday that the SS MARY i-RA.NCES CRAIG h^ communitiee of the county next month to issue new registration certificates to voters as required by law. MISS a birthday July 6. MISS MADELINE SMITH July 10. MRS. HENDERSON w% n 9 W%» d 1 PITTS July 9. MRS. T. C. JOHNSON K^lc % Dig OSM July 11. MISS CLARA M.ALPASS. ^ of the ovtdianage, celebrates her birth RoBWlAn announced the fbllow- Oi;arC loaay mg dates.* At Clinton Almost 5th; W68t or UlOyOllllO GoWvUle, August 6th; Cromi HiU, SUrring CHARIJtS 8TARRETT. f? iwo.ng has a Reik’s annual July Clearance sale August 8th, and Gray Court, August IRIS MEREDITH and the SONS OP p always attracU inUr. M*. MR. and MAS. E. M. TIMMER- est far and wide, opens with a bang m _ MAN wUl celebrate their wedding an- this morning (Tbuiwday). beginning!4^ . Os. . .nraeesa^ Jnly 18. MR. and MAS. H. at 9 o’doek, to continue during thelC^UTt^T TO SlSUTt F. H.ARUS have a wedding aaiuver-,month. !%• d l i snry Juljt 90. whUe MR and MRS-, Foi* this extraordinaiy event aU ISlff Oftte TOCUIV A. L. SHBPARD celebrate ttieir an- •—»-— — —* — ^ THE PIONEERS, farnw Lead sUngia.’ sweet ningia* sons o* guns ... In bastin’ battles with cattle raU of the raage! Comedy, “Twenty Girls Band." “LONF RANGER" N*. A “Stockholm. Pride of Sw 10c and 29r For this extraordinary event all • — .summer merehandise has been cut to nirersary today. I and below cost sutd conveniently ar- The well known Joe L. Garter store i ; ranged to make shopping easy. Their^for women begins a July Clearance] ^ manager, D. B. Smith, slated yester-lsale this morning which will make ai ifTsamapelitan 1$ nrrtht for yy going to give our cus-1 strong appeal to feminine buyers. T . -tomers values to tsdk about in sdl '*«»**» j***,.- ..4.,— ...j ... Bit Not too Big to be FriemHi “Mau to our order NINE MILLION tdephone adlsl Malie them denr, tost and Accuntel** ThaCs the big order we get every day from the Soutk'a telephone users. To handle this^^reat volume of caUs is a tremendous joh. It requires the services of over 7,000 men and 12.000 Women •.. and an investment of more than 232 daltori worth of plant and equipment for every telqihooe. This organiiarion must be big to provide dhe fttt, aocn- rate. higlrquality tdephooe service that the South demands. But we as not too mg to be friendly neig^brns. Not too big nor too busy to gim you with a smile... to serve you with courtesy and oonsideradou... to hdp you locate a doc> tor in a hurry... or to lend a helpii^ hand whene^ you SFSnAL OFFER •m- NEXT WEEK— -FOOLS FOR SCANDAL.” "OCT-, LAWS OF SONORA.” | Sm yaur JAMBS W. CALDWBLL 38 fSUBSCBin TO THB CHBOmCU day’s papar. departments and our bargain base ment." TTie story of the big eveWt .starting this morning is attractively (told in a page advartisemsat in to- Many items throughout the store, and their attractive line of ready-to-wear, have been marked down for this spec ial selUng event which' is announced in the advertising columns of today's paper. lur telephone more — to keep in touch with family and friends..^.to speed your business affairs...to get things done quickly and easily, anywhere. Sontiiui Bell Telephone mo Teleoupi Ci. • NCOlPOtAftO «» —-v -vdT&y Funeral Home Clinton, S. C. I'UNERAL DIRECTORS •M and ' EMBALMERS Ambalance Service Phones 41 and 399*J • # L RUSSELL GRAY aad Y. PARKS ADAIR. Gen. Mgro. 4) J': <fii toa-^^ ..iLawb , \