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/' i9 <1 j- f- L TAGE SIX THE CLINTON CHRONICLE. CLINTON 3. C. / Thursday, august 25.1938 PoKtical Notice The first Democratic Primary, will- l>e held on Tuesday.^Aug^st 30, 1938, held Farm Demonstration Notes C. B. Cannon, ('ounty Agent ing health several years, hayinjT been ' P » .1 stricken in 1935 while atWding the * reSldeilt KepOrteCt Delaying Visit Second Primary will be held two' wc^s later on Tuesday, September IS, 1938, if necessary. The same man-1 .county fair. At the time of the stroke, little hope wa.s held for his recovery, but later his health was partly re stored and he wa.s seen almost daily on the Streets of the city. Mr. Blease succeeded the late M. Wants To Find Out Brown or Johnston B€fore Coming: IiUo State, Re port Says. , ' Washfin^on, Aug. 19.— Determined to show no quarter in his purge capi- paign. President Roosevelt will in vade Maryland on Labor day to strike; a death blow at Senator Millard E.j Tydings’ bid for renomination, White. House sources predicted tonight. j Decision to carry further his war on Tydings, whom he sharply con-1 off, White Hou.se sources foreca.st Mr. Roosevelt will visit South Carolina to espouse “the cause of State Senator Ed gar A. Brown or Governor Olin Wk 4 k Johnston, depending upori^which of these men opposing Smith makes the Stronger best primary showing. The failure of the president to in dicate his preference between Brown apd Johnston in his recent address in South Carolina is attributed to uncer tainty as to which was the stronger. Cotton ProducerN* Pool Liquidation Now Under W’ay Preparations have been completed M. Buford as sheriff in 1912 and held agers will serve in both the first and ^^e put-chase and cancellation of the office until 1936 when he declined Bwond primaries. out.standing participation trust cer-Uo offer for re-election due to ill In "case any or all managers fail to tificates of the cotton producers’ pool health, appear to hold the election, the Execu- and final liquidation of the pool’s ac-l W’hen he rctired-ll ,pnfwyp,i^h mhh tive Committeeman, or other officers tivitie.s, according to an announcement He was magistrate here for a.num- ©f the club, or such precinct shall ap- received by County Agent C. B. Can-j her of years. He was a Woodmen of point managers to take their places, non. jthe World, a member of the tribe of The polls are hereby directed to xhe certificates being taken up are j red men, and a member of Central ©pen promptly at 8 o’clock in the certificates, known as the Methdoi.s(t church. He was a former morning and to close promptly at 4^ brown certificates, or “brownies.” rural letter carrier. ©’clock in the afternoon, eastern stan-1 of these certificates may ob-| Mr. Blease was born and reared inidemned Tuesday as a “betrayer,” isi <]ard time, except, at the following,tain forms at the county agent’s of-(Newberry county. He was the son of reported to have been reached after boxes which shall remain open until fjcj. to b<‘ used in tendering the cer-,the late Henry Blease and-Lizzie Sat-j Mr. Roosevelt was advised the firstWilkes,furniture firm, died 6 o’clock: Daniel’s Store, Ekom, Hick-, tifjeates to the pool for sale. No cer- tei-white Blease. | blast against the Marylander might home Sunday after being in dh ory Tavern, .Mt. Olive, Mt. Blcasant, tifjeates will he purcha.sed later thanh He married Mi.ss Minnie Adams of not be sufficient to cause his defeat. Poplar Springs, Princeton and Tip ib.c, ai, 19.38. TNewberry, who survives with onej The Labor day address, it was indi- Top. Authorization for the purchase of daughter, Mrs. Richard L. Baker, of cate<l, will excoriate Tydings anewi The County Ext^cutive Committed the C-.5-I certificates was-included in Newberry; one grandchild, Betty;and elaborate on.the qualities of his! is hereby called to meet in the Court the agricultural adju.stmeht act of Blease Baker; two brothers, former (opponent, Representative David J. House, Thursday, September T, 193^•. ip.-jx. and an appropriation of $1,800,-KJovernor and .Senator Cole L. Blease, Lewis, dwelling at length on Lewis’ at 12 o’clock noon, for^the purpose qqq available for this purpose. 1 Columbia, and fojmer Chief Justice j labor record in the house. j of canva.ssing the ballots and for the Qj-jj^rjnal holders of the certificates i Eugene S. Blease, Newberry; two si.s»j At the same time^ lt became known •- transaction of such other business as transferee holders of record on ters, Mrs. Ix*ila Williams, Newberry-; tHe president has postponed definitely may come before the‘committee. jo,- before May 1, 1937, will be paid $1 and'.Mrs. Bertha ('oney, Columbra. | his proposed return to .South Carolina, dining health for over a year. Mac B. Hipp has gone to Newberry where he has accepted a position with D. j Copeland Bros. , ' Miss Mary Copeland has returned from a visit to . relatives in Gaffney. Mrs. John A, DuRant of Lynchburg, is the guest of her brother-, Dr. D. O. Rhame. Dr. John W’. Young celebrated hi* 80th birthday on Saturday aXJjqpn. 15 Years Ago Items of Interest From The Chronicle August 23, 1923. Eugene H. Wilkes of Laurens, mem- PENNEY RE LEASES ADAIR BUILDING A. L. Shepard, manager of the lo cal J. C. Penney company store, stat ed yesterday that his firm has re leased the building it has occupied the past ten years, for another five-year term. The building is owned by E. J. Adair of this city. The following are* the managers (,fj ^he number of bales rep-' appointed l)y the lauren-^ < ounty Ex- (,y their certificates. Holders ecutive ( ommiltee, upon the recom-'to whom certificate.s were transferred! mendation of the Executive Commit- aft^r .May 1, 1937, will receive the teeman from each precinct to serve the various Iwxes throughout Ijaurons County at the First and Second Pri mary eUK-tions. Managers of Election Barksdale-Narnie; (T. H. Burgess, W. R. Power, \V. R. Traynham. Clinton: L B. Dillard, Frank E. Miller, S. A. Pitts, I. Mac Adair. Clinton .Mill: Eugene Pinso'n, Clyde Kigbee, .Marvin Stewart, Louise Smith. <'ook’s Store: L. C. Patton, J. T. E<lwards, R. R. Cwper. Cross Hill: W. P. Culbertson, M. C. Pinson. Miss Gertrutle la-aman. Daniel’s .Store; (>. T. (hiell, .1. B. 0<lell. E. I). .Madden. Dials: W. K. Harris, P. H. Harris, L. R. Hellams. _:Ekom: ('. I.. Phillips. T. M. Odell, J. T. Burton. (lohiville; .1. P. Byars, ('lyde Kran- eis, .Mrs. R. H. .McGee. Gray’.s; E. T. Fincher, C .E. Mein-■ Blease, tire, .Sloan Westmor»‘land. Gray Court TDond A. Campbell, W. D. Owens. - Hopewell: .Munson Buf«M-d, T. J. Da venport, .Ir., W. P. Dickson. .Jones’ .Store; Hiteh Bagwell, Har old Thom|>son, L. H. Ixitt. Hickor>’ Tavern; .1. ('. Roper, \V. A. Baldwin, M. I,. .McDaniel. lainford: .Mrs. .1. S. Higgins, .1. W. Johnson, G. M. Harlan. Ijiiigston: Bryan Gtuulwin, .Steve Clark, F. L. Donnan, .Ir. I,uurens City: B. .M. Wolff, Gladys Roper, .Mrs. L«‘na Hill. I>ong Br^ch: Heibert Chaney, Will C'unningham, Will Brown. I.iiurens Mills; B. .\bram>. Mrs. Teachers Attend Summer School where he made it cb-ar he desires the defeat of .Senator (Cotton Ed) Smith, until after the August 30 primaries. | i Early in .September, before the run- A number of teachers in the Clin-] Ion city schools attended summer] school during the summer at the fol-, price they jiaiii for their certificates with interest at 4 per cent per annum from the <iate of purchase, the total amount including interest not to ex ceed $1 per hale. , to bi- U-mk-ri-d for sale I, to the pool ahoul.1 bo attaohod to IhoL •'''«» «'>■'“ -Mahaffey, University of South Carolina. Mi.s.s h'rances Roper, William and Mary. Mis.s Margaret Webb, University of I Georgia. Miss .Margaret Sadler, Duke univer sity. .Miss Alice Ganies, Duke university. —_ I .Miss Eloise Miller, Appalachian Dies At INewberry ’^tate Teachers’college. ^ I .Hrs. H. A. Copeland, Furman uni- Sheriff F\)r Almost (luarler of, i’olitical Advertisement pool .should he attached to the proper forms, which will be furnished by the county agent, and mailed to D. F. Mallette, Examination and Claim.s .Section, Room- 206, Old Post Office Building, Washington, D. C. —— I mi —. ■ II I Cannon G. Blease (’entury Had Been III Several Years. .Newberry, Aug. 20. former sheriff' Cunnon' G. of .Newberry j county for almost a quarter of a cen- .lohii j’. ,Me( lien, Ray- tury, died unexpeetedly here .Saturday afternoon at hi.s home. He was 5J yeHi s rd«l. — i .Sheriff lUease hail been in declin-l THE CHRONICLE’S WANT AD RATES Ic per word for first Ibmt- tinn; five insertiona for the price of four. Minimum eharga 2.5c. Card of thanks and tributao of respect. Ic a word, payable in advance. Minimum SOe. .Miss Caroline I>iine, .Newberry col lege. • .Mrs. .Myrtle Blakely, Georgia .State I College/for Women. .1. A. Cheatham, University of .South Carolina. ! K. P. Wilder, coHchirig school, Uni- , versity of .North Carolina, j W. Edward .Monts attended forums and institutes dealing with progres sive education, guidance and student 'government at the University of ; .South Carolina and Furman univer- ; sity. 1 W. R. Anderson, Jr., attended the Greenwood f'ounty Teachers’ confer ence and institute. VOTE FOR ^ JOS. R. BRYSON (A MUD ATE FOR CONGRESS YOUR VOTE AND INFLUENCE APPRECIATED Laurens County Horse Show CLINTON, S.C. Sponsored By Clinton Lions Club Under the Lights At JOHNSON FIELD PRESBYTERIAN COLLEGE! Friday Night, Aug. 26 8:00 P. M. Admission 10c and 25c 200 Reserved Seats 50c POLITICAL ADVERTISEMENT POLITIC A I. ADVERTISEMENT Mavbill Cobh, t'larenee .Junes, W. L- ilastnm Jr . CT-A.--«aWwm. ubu^k,— 31ANTKD Your wiring, plumbing, Laurnis Mills: ( . B. Adams. Mrs.! '‘Tiling and floor sanding. Urge ('ob nian, < arl .Johnson. apjireeiate your M. nia; Z. C. R. oves, C alvin Wea- Patronage. Radios, tiihos, and guarnn- thers. .1. V. I umldm. s^’^vice. E. *^1. Tl.M.MER. F. Knight. W. Elc-ctric and Plumbing woo.) Maitm. -1. I'.ioad'K Hill. I’lx'ne 36. E.'-tiinati-s^ Free. lc>R RKNI' 1 >o\vnsta ii three-room apaitmmt. unfuriushe,|. Apply to .Mrs. .J. A. Coleman, phone 210 W. Ic For .S.XI.J-: NcD-j a<Te farm on edge of I’ity limits of Clintoii, 6.5 acres ill eultivation. .3 dwtdling houses, 2 jhariis. W ill sidl at tun gain prici*. .Ap ply to R ,F, .Vdair, Clinton, S. C. tf I oauu' ,Moii>>i\ili. ; 11. V. .lout •'. W att Bry son, D V. ILeiiaidson. Mt. P:.a-ant; ( . W . .M.ol.h n. T. F. F. Mill I'. ltui'> NeDon. Oia: D. M. MeC antoek. .<. lb. Byiil, John ll'.'ikc .y. ()\ving> 1-. S. .'-tin,I,lard. R. .?. Bry son. .1 c , 0\\ mgs. Pha'ant .Mound: CK. Poirdette. Ray Gaiietf. Ise Wf-t. I'ojilai .^primr : tlnv Elledge, H. D. Walker. I. 1. ■iay!oi. A. K. Hughes, elerk. Prineeton: W. I Kreeman. R. M. Rnigc way, W ivtaT c o >per. Ibi-nno: lafi 5|, Ray, .Jam* ^ .M < opelanil, Mi s. .John B< 11. .'shady ciio\. : Da\id Pitts, Fe.l Johnson. W. .'s. Hatton. .'shilih; R. Cl. Wilson. Roy Gray, Carroll Wallaee. .'sti wart’^ .'store: c'. c'. .Jones, H. .M. Cook, W . D. .'stex'f.I'rT. Tip Top; W R. Sims. H. D. Bag- well. Rufus 0\nen “ ’rnni'.y Ridge: N.uvvi.o.i .Martin, C. D. Wilson, O-ear Bolt. Watti.oo; .1. 1. l-'enml. .Ir., Tom Coleman, S. I,. .Moore. Watts Mills: 1? E. .'sorgee. Palmer Knight, i-iny Weeks, Minnie la-e Brewington,' Secretary. W<Kni\ille: 1., D. Armstrong. Grad.v Babb, J. E. Wham. Youngs: W. W. Wallace, Homer Abercrombie. .John Dewev .Manly. RALPH T. WIlgtON. C'ounty c'hairman. For S.M.K—Dodge aiitoiiiohile, not new. hut iiiiis good. Will take $.50. I,, .'s. Heiideisoii, C'liiiUm. Ic ELECTRICAL REPAIRING — Bring me your Eh>ctric Fans, Hot Plates, Vacuum Cleaners, Curling Irons and .All Electrical .Appliances that need Repair. Reliable Work and Reason able Prices. R. Stanton Blakely at Blakely Brothers Secnl Store. Tele phone 1S8.. ic For taxi service in Clinton, also .Stomp Springs water delivi’retl, ajqdy to P. B. Fergu.son. phone 73. l-2p Pl.VNOS Li.sten to the tone, .stn* the beauty of design, admire the dura bility of the Ihildwin piano. 70 years of experience ami ri'searvh behind each piano, SpinH—.Acrosonic (True- tone), Baby Grands ami Bungalow Upright.s, SiH*cial priees. See them at home of Mrs. D. J. Brimm, Baldwin Piano repivseiiLitive, 120 S. Broad St. Phone 349-,L FARMERS! VOTE FOR A FARMER VOTE FOR w KR RUBBER STAMPS Any kind, to fit any business. 24-hour ser* vice. Reasonable prices. Telephone 74. The Chronicle Printers • Stationers 666 cores MALARIA io 7 days. Relieves COLDS first day iTFRNlP SEKD. W'e have many va- f lieties of White and Yellow. Also Rutabaga, Mustard and Tendergreen’ See<l and Collard Plants. V’igoro, Ni-| Irate of Soda, Bono Meal and Cotton seed Meal. Blakely Brothers Seed Store. Telephone 188. Ic ROOFING PRICES ADVANCING — Let us re-roof your house now with j Ford’s Copper-Bound Shingles. This super proofing is backed by seventy- three years manufacturing experience. Add t© this the skill in application ac quired through our twenty years ai' South Carolina’s leading roofing con-, ■ tractors and the result is extra years of roofing service and satisfaction. Three years to pay. No down pay- jment. ^ee estimates. Ramseur Roof- |ing Co., Inc. Clinton Representative Phone 290. 109 W. Main St. tf Liqud. TabIcU flalv*. N«*e Drop* IVy **S«b-My-Ti«i HEADACHE. M Miaatee \ Pianos — Standard makes, direct from factory. Huge sav ings. A. O’Daniel. WYNDHAM MANNING •’ * l‘ For Governor MANNING roR OOVERNOR » > Recall When Other Farmers Have Been Governor 0 Crops Brought Better Prices Land ‘Values Increased Taxes Were Reduced A Fanner Governor Is Needed To Help Farmers With Farm Problems and Policies NO COMPROMISE WITH OR TOLERA-nON OF RACKETEERS. (This Advertisement Paid fdr By Friends of Manning; in Laurens County).