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1 >/ ■ 1? - i I 'V *• 1 ' THE CLINTON CHRONICLE, .CLlNTHDxN, g. C /■- /' i* THURSDAY^ AUGUST 25, 1938 _ ^.iSchool Bonds CASINO THEATRE. Election Carries Vote 108 To 52i The special election held in Hunter-j school district No. 5 Tuesday on 'the issuirif^ of $fi5,0(H) .school bond.s, was carried by a vote of 108 to 52. Little j intere.st was shown in the election as' evidenced by the small vote cast. ’ | The notice calling? for the'election by the board of trustees, spt‘cified| that the proceeds from the sale of the bonds will be u.sed for the purpose of er(H‘tinjr buildinfjs aryl for nr'w equip- inent. No public Statement from thet b<»ard has been jfiven a.s to the details j of their plan of enlarjfement. The bond issue is to be supplemented with^ a PWA {frant of $iy,01t0 approved in| .Washington in June. j 1 , I ■■ Orphzmage Schools | To Open Tuesday New Session To Start After Va-. cation Season. Two Chanfi^es' Starring MARIAN MARSH, ERIC Faculty For Year. i IILORE. ANDREM lO.MUS, RAMON | Xhonrwell orphanage .schools N()\ .4RR(). and intnidurinK lovely ^,j|| their new session on next .MAR(i.\RKT IAI.I.K HF.1. A gay Jmisday, Aujfust doth. The children, prince of charm with an eye for beau- u.tuiried to the campus from ly. He turned thief by njKht jn a dar-j vacations and the larjfe family injf scheme to win the tfirl he thought jj, or^an'i/ed this week for the he really lov«-d. “Mountain Music” (ItrinKinu This One Hack). .SfarriiiK HOH HI’RN.S. MARTHA RAY. .lOMN HONNARO, and TERRY M M.KKR.Oh! rhe>’re cornin' 'rccjnd the mountain! Aitain that .Arkan.sas him,illy. Hob Hums, and Oh-h-h Ho> Martha Kaye are headin' your wa> in « rampagin' riot of fun. "Natural Mender of the VVest."«*.^ Hi.lO .\. M. Show—WEONKSO.AY. I he and l."»c MONDAY AND TUESDAY, August 29 and 30 “Cocoanut Grove” SUrrinR FRED MacMURRAY. HARRIETT HILLIARD, Y^CHT CLUB BOYS. BEN BLUE. RUFE DAVIS and BILLY LEE. Slap those fiddlewl Play Ihowe horns!) Beat^thoae drums! Here comes the band! What band? The .,faMcinatin', aynropatin’ sons of swinK—Fred Mac- Murray and hlsv boys, with radiej's winginK sweetheart, Harriet Hilliard —headin' for the most famous night Kpot in all America—Cocoanut Grove. .Mickey .Mouse Cartoon—“Winking Blinking.” .News of the Dgy/' 10 A. M. Show--.M()NDAY. j iOc and 2.50 WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, AulJust 31—Sept. 1 “A Desperate Ad venture” red light. Which remin-ds^-rne of a good story told by an out-of-town nurse about a Clintonian who ran a red light ,in Fountain Inn. He was promptly stopped by the cop and the man asked, “Do you know who I In fact, it’s too hot to do anything but;®'™'.’” “No, and I don’t give a hang,” Sit by a fan andlry to keep cool by the reply. “The charge is five consuming a.s many iced drinks “^*’‘*’* ten,” the offender po.ssible. The editor is yeHing for copy|*®**^» this afternoon.” and that means you get to work an<f EN PASSANT V. W. It’s too hot to pound a typewriter. birthdays on Tuesday, Aug. 23. MISSl MAUDE PE.ARSON will celebrate* her's on Saturday, the 27th, GRADY^ ADAIR on Sunday, the 28th, and MRS. HARRY LAYTON and W. R. ANDERSON, JR., on Wednesday, the 31st. ) - 1 7' The population of Sing Sing i? now at an all-time high. Let’s hope a war for colonies doesn’t develop. write copy, regardless of the weather. Times and hair style.s don’t change, they simply repeat themselves. The F!ach evening at dusk the local con-l^*^"’ dress today i.s an exact rc- testants for the horse ^show are what ft wa.s fifty years for training, and as I was going home don’t believe it, get out the' other day B. H. BOYD passed family album and take a Iwk in his sulky, and in response to my,®^ grandma with her hair pried high outstretched thumb explained that ity^^ her head, w’earing side combs. How- was the first time the nag had been a ^^^^d slyie for those between the shalve.s and might take wear it that way. a notion to run away. And, too,' a ^ t»/-vork'riJv ,, . • i- 1 r, J 'Vent around to see DOROTHY .sulky .seat isn t so big and .Mr. Boyd) ^ . *• * * t i T u -n .. * , NTLTits, who IS a patient at the local .11, n leave much room. I>™ > «y I .arrouKded by told Ih,. on hm,. I mevely printed ,t. . 'a big time. ... E. M. TIMMERMAN VV ondei what the local gals find proudly showing his new daugh- fascinating about the tennis.tourna- t^r to everybody on Tuesday after- ment players? Heard that there waslno„n_it <,uite an occa.sion, since no less than fifteen hanging on one'^he ha.sn’t made so many vi.sits to roadster Monday evening. Hear the, with her father. new highway patrolman doesn’t i ^ “know” anyliody—it’s got so even a| MR.S. GARY DILL.ARD and MLSS prominent business man can’t run a LILY Y’.ARBOKOUGH celebrated their - Anniversiaries this month include: MR. and MRS. L. M. WIL.SON, on Aug. 26th; MR. and MRS. C. W. COOPER, on the 2l8t; MR. and MRS. L. W. RAWL, on the 19th; DR. and MR.S. D. J. BRIMM, on the 29th. Subscribe To THE CHRONICLE “The Paper Everybody Reads” McIntosh SHOE SHOP 34 MUSGROVE ST. TELEPHONE 185-W WORK CALLkD FOR AND DELIVERED. H. D. HENRY 1898-19.18 F. M. BOLAND «# ij • 0 i H. D. HENRY & COMPANY INSURANCE STOCKS — BONDS — REAL ESTATE LOANS NEGOTIATED 121 U f new year’.H work, both in the class idonis and the trade departments. j 'I’lie schools are again headed liy H. .S. Pinson as principal for the .leventh year. Two changes due to 1 esignaliims, have l»een made in the leacliing staff for tlie enming session. .Miss Ki'hecea .Stevimson, who was. manied during the summer, is suc- ciM-ded hy .Muss .Mildred Hughes of .Abbeville. Miss Sarb Cannon, who re- signeil to accept a position in the Ab- beville high sehoed, is succeeded l)y .Miss Elizabeth .Akers of Heaver, Ok lahoma. .Miss .Stevenson and Mi.ss Cannon wen- valuable teachers and employee.s of the institution, and gen-! era) regret i.s exjire.ssed on the cam-' pus that they wil not again be ebn-, ms'ted with the schools for the com-i FKIDAY AM) .SATURDAY, September 2 and 3 “FII Give a Million” • .Starring M ARNER H A X T E R MARJORIE WEAVER.,PKI'ER LOK-|'"lf , i KK. JEAN HEKSHOLT and J. ED-' T’he following teachers will consti-l WARD HRO.MHEIH;, !“'*»' , | Romance is grand-T-if *4-is romance!I A. .lacohs, Newberry,' And there’s only one way to find it! fi'sl gia.le; sixth and seventh grade So this delMinuir millionaire trades his reading luid hygiene. ^ lop.hat for tatters and giM*s liMiking!' Miss Kleanor Keniu'dy, Hlack.stock,^ Comedy. "Time Out For Trouble." 1 grade; sixth and seventh giade • TIM T'I.KR’.S LUCK ” No. 7. geogra|.liy. 1 Mickey Mouse Cartoon. “.Self Con- •'^’'ss Kvelyn McDowell. Paeolet, .Ihiid grade; sixth and seventh grade histeiy. ! .MiS' .Mildred Hughes, Abbeville, jfourtli giade; sixth and seventh grade English. I .Miss l.uva .'IcDonald, Iva, fifth I grade; sixth and seventh grade arith.. trol. IOc and 2.5c •NEXT WKEK — “PORT OF SEVEN SEAS." “PROFES.SOR. HEWARK." ri Broadway 41. Theatre MONDAY AM) TUESDAY, AuKU.st '29 and 30 “Gold Mine In the riietu-. .Miss Elizabidh .Akers, Heaver, Okla- nnia, Hilde, history. .Miss Catherine Wil.son, Howling (Ireeii, scienc*'. .Miss l.eta McIntyre, Clio, eommm- cial. Miss .lulia Porter, Clinton, laitin,' -*<|Freneh, and library. Sky” Starring (,KNE \l TRY, C.AROL lirt.UKS. SMIl.KY HCRNETTE. At their best all lhe-wa>: singing, per forming. and riding with his uaual thrills and action. Smile> romps Hwa> with his eome(i> role in one of the" Im'vI i«d>>- to dale. Western songs, dude laneh doings and shmtiing, riding and lighting that keeps pienl\ action go ing-. < omedx. "Rainbow's Knd.” "( lyde l.iieas and Drebestra." Ht \. M. Show — I FKSDAY. I be'and 2(»e WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, .\uuusl 31—Sept. 1 ; “Reformatory” Starring J.Vt K lUH.'l’,. HDHHY JORDAN. CH ARI.tH I E W A M HRS. t.RAN TMITt IlKI.I. and FRANKIE D.\RRO. Thrill to Itobby Jordan, .star of "Crime Sch<M*I" and "Dead End” in his roughest, loughi^st role! “Army Girl” Starring M.ADCK EV.ANS. PRES TON FOSTER. JAMES GLEASON, RUTH DONNKLIATNEAL HAMIL TON, HEATHER ANGEL. HILLY t.lI.HERT and RALPH MORGAN. A .Miss Helen Porter, Clinton, Eng lish and geography. H. .S. Pinson, Clinton, principal mathematics. I Bailey Files Election Protest W’. .1. Hailey, well known banker and manufacturer of the city, filed a wiitten protest Monday with the board of trustifs tif Hunter school ilistricl .N'o. 5. The cimiplamt set forth th.it the petition pn-seiiti'd the trus- G i's ealling for a speeia! eb'ction on tin- ijui'stion of voting ^I'O.Othl bondsil for building puipose>, did m>t contain tin- HHimied inimbei of .signatures of tile district's free-holders. j No statenu nt has been made by the btiaid itf trii''ti‘i's relative to the i»ro- test of Mr. Hailey. NOTED EVANGELIST TO SPEAK HERE Eider Taylor of Ciieenville, will give an up-ti»-ilate lecture on “As- tiiinomy and the Hible'' in the Ma- .sonic Temple hall m-xt Sunday night beginning at 7:15. Mr. Taylor will have with him the latest pictures tak en friim the largest telescopes in the worlil. Everyone Ts especially invitetl ti> hear the evangelist. ELECTION RETURNS glorku*; spi'ctacle. Mighty in it.s sweeping portrayal of the mechanizt-d prominent orche.stra leader has American army of today. A glamor- announced he intends to retire to a «ius dramatic pageant that-will five, farm for a while to raise potatoes, forever in your memory! (ioing in for a little hi-de-hoeing. "Cnderw aler." ' 9:30 A. M. .Show—THl'RSDAY. 10c and'15c FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, September 2 and 3 ^‘Stage Coach Days” Starriag JACK LUDEN. ELEA NOR STEWART. HARRY WOODS, . JACK INGRAM and TUFFY (the Hair-trigger thrills! Hair-raising . chills! Blazing action thai pumps your heart right up into your throat! | Comedy, “Cute CrUae.” “LONE RANGER” No. 8. “Poor Uttle Butterfly.” Oar Gang Comedy, “Canned Fish * Ihf ‘ lOc and 20e NEXT WEEK— “WOMAN AGAINST WOMAN,”. ' «*rRONTIER TOWN.” .\s ha.s been the custom be fore, THE CHRONICLE will re ceive and post election returns next Tuesday night across thp street in front of its office. Ar rangements have been made by which the complete county vote will be tabulated and announced as soon as possible after the polls close. THE CHRONICLE invite.s its friends and subscribers to gath er at the' board for the returns;. Kindly do not call, since the of fice phone will be continuously in use. . r x' PENNEY’S lOth UNIVERSMY CLMTON Anybody can make claims — but the proof of the claims is in the service. The service Penney merchandise has griven to the people of this section has built our business steadi ly. We have planned for this event. Below you will find some of the specials that will stretch your dollar to greater-than-ever lengths. lHI J GIRLS’ TUB FROCKS SwinK. dirndl, and tailored numbera. Unu.sual details. Dainty print.s. Sizes 1 to 6. Each— BiK and Little Girls’ COATS FOR FALL. Sizes 7 to 14. Use our lay-away plan. $4*00 Street and S|M)rt Type REITER UOITON DRESSES Broadcloths, Chintz. Suit ings and other new novelty weaves— $1.00 - - BALL FRINGED CURTAINS 80x 2'/4 Yards 98c 21-INCH STEEL SUIT CASE Brijrht nickeled steel cor ners. two snap catches and lock, leather handle. Colors: black and taupe— $1.00 5ec> Howd Much Yon Sooo TERRY TOWELS 6 for SOc cloth! While with coUeed honlen! Pofw- Iv m ho SS*' M A V^! oAV MEN’S WOOL FELT HATS New fall models. • New colors. $1.00 CHILDREN'S SHOES Blucher Oxfords, double sole, oak out soles, rubber heels. Sizes 8‘/2 to 2— $1.00 WOMEN’S ASSORTED Panties and Briefs ^ */1 Assorted fab rics, attractive, neat novelty trims. Pair— 10* Famous Topfli^fht SHIRTS . Discontinued pat terms. Roomy .sizes. Nucraft non- wilt collars— 75c BOYS’ WOOL / FELT HATS New- shapes, new colors ready for school— 98c PENNEY’S Beginning September 3 Our Store Will Close At 9:00 P. M. On Saturday. BE SURE AND SEE THE HORSE SHOW! <. 'f