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u-rra* ^, ViiirpTair^ .4 } I V pXge four^ THE CLINTON CHRONtCI»E, CLINTON, S. C. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 2l 1938 (Cltnlott (EljromrU Establisbed-44K)0 \ ,44 . «> WILSON W. HARRIS, Editor and Publisher Published Every Thursday By • • THE CHRONICLE PUBLISHING COMPANY Subscription Rate (Payable In Advance): / One Year‘$1.50; Six Months 75 c^nts; Three Months 50 centa Rntert“d as Second Class Mail Matter at the Post Office at Clinton, S. C. A psycholoirijt declares that most people are habituf^ly poor guessers. _ ' the distinguished senator on the absence ao’s he could run {pr sheriff gjound that he is r^qf ^ liberal. The is the happist man in towrir he has[ ||^^ ■ ^ m ij 'voters said in reply,^we will cast our his old job back and now hq whist-1 WalV ^O' lO To which any tradesman might iballots without outside meddling Ion noarW all Af t>w> i\m» waiif_ jj--— ^ added: most habitual guessers dictating just as they did two weeks ing on his beat, he made a mistake' earlier in this state when they re-1 when he .seeked a public offis, and ho elected,,Senator Smith in spite of the is sattisfied better with his old job. president coming to Greenville and than he has ever benn befoar. the f)Utting on a show for Gfjvernor John- polliticlt bug has benn bijMing in hi.s Iston. The New Deal candidate, Camp, ears for a long time, but it is no long- ran a poor third. Had he been elected er there now. he would have been sixteen years be- ‘ ^ ^ hind George. The so-called purge has, mr. bert skinner, the dark boss who “A Sabbath well spent brings a week people, of content, A psychologist announces that the well-to-do worry more tban the ,poor. Of course the poor havb nothing to And health for the toils of the mor row; But a Sabbath profaned, whatsoe er v. yrrj' about—practically everything has already happened. The Chronicle seeks the cooperation of its subscribers and readers—-t^ie' publisher will at all times appreciate wise suggestions and kindly ad vice, The Chronicle will publish letters of general interest when they are not of a defamatory nature. Anonymous communio.ations will not be noticed. This paper is not responsible for the view.< or opinions of Its corre,>pondents. encountered opposition and defeat, come- out on the new deal ticket, Missouri, Nevada, Indiana, Idaho, verry happy, he was ru.shed Into of b.wa, Texas, California, South Caro- fis by a large margin, and annyboddy thee good may be gained. Is a certain forerunner of .sorrow. The Master is here and calleth is thee.” ■ ' f C«)me thou with us and we will do | I lina, Maryland and Georgia have who is over 05 and ne<Mls help, as well Mo.st of our .sotrow-s spring from spokon in a language that President as annyboddy who has benn turned forgetfulness of God. Roosevelt, Hopkins, Ickes and Cor- the w'.p.a. for cause, will plese see “Let us not forsake the assembling coran, the latter the chief proponen-t him at once and he will re-instate of ourselves together, as the manner of the “purge’—ought to be able to tnem for only 4$, cash in advance, our of some is.” understand. The verdict has been town is settled down now. thank This is your F’ather’s House: Enter written sr> that he who reads can un- goodness. ^ expectantly, feel at home, breathe •prayerfully, relax restfully, worship D. E. Tribble Co. Cl.l.NTDN, S. (’., TUrRSDAY, SEPTEMBER 22. IB.IH (b-fstarid. The result in Georgia means that nine Deniocratic ‘;senators who Around The Town In Old Flat Rock soulfully, greet others cordially, leave were (.j>|>o.sed by Pre.-ident Roo.sevelt m>-ss mannie moore, third darter of thoughtfully, , t^hev refused to swallow ev- holsum moore, w'as a house guess at Jesus attended church. “.\s His cus- I ''I* j ^ J ^ f**Tl** K \1 ‘\Tlf r»*iaiTliiclnir» 'I nil fil ^ U... i *. —A. A.1 A. 1 A. While the ebytions are over and the voters doubtless feel relieved, there' Hro soniF-aftermathj"’^‘‘'t‘'‘jn'y Irons that it may not be amiss to re- , K. appear* irrever ent, it might be he got drunk and newer The Mnspiration to better living flr<-t u|K>n. Political year s always the head <>t the adminijrtra- ^ skepti- enduring her visit, her must come fr»m some higher source arouse a great part of the people and reorganization hiH when an of-,j answers to h«' t was br oke. , than ourselves. Go to church! hitterness and, ' nraver mivht bear in mind the words ^ ^>‘'n’t send your children to Jesus attended church. labout his friendship and closeness proposed by the New Deal :<i«ter’s at the county seat la.st tom was He went into the .synagogue the White House. .StHl another ' ^^,^.„^omic and .social progr am, will go week-end. she went up th*e in hopes on the Sabbath day.” Every person ought to go to church .source of information state.s 1 back to the I)n)giam, senate in January for of ketching john stukes, who runs a six more year s. Withntit any desire filling station- ami boar4s wkb- her- to^ get-aw^y-Ttn^m bknself. whether Sruiator Byrnes will • K» si.ster. but he got drunk and newer The Mnsmration to ' oftentimes result in i„ ,„»„y in,u„cc.., lon. af-;-a::; our funeral directors ••• and ••• embalmers Licensed Embalmers, Complete Modern Eqaipment Day Phone 94 Night PhcMce 24. 253 or 255 Clinton. s. c. ler the results ar'e <lec!ared. . . .• 'the White Hou.se <lid not likr> Byrnes’. , . i- ♦ i ♦ i r , i to g'-t her left ankle .sprung when church helns us nav K»,„.,.ially th.s iru,. th.s y.'ar i„ thi, '» ^aa l-.-n „ .ahcl.-l that , .-f.-au., ^ ^ “'P Pa> th,. incaaila-nt. Saaalar I-,. I). Smith,' , „ ^ f,..I,.,-a plan, at Ihr hanils of ■was afjitcktsl bv hi< tw() onponents . i i . i r- i <b*nt R(»oseveIt. I hr* prediction has from the <lay the campaign opened.' ,. m. i- y> i '»een advanceil that he will tie elevat we owe our children the The senator, against and mi.'is'pi'esent.ilions siich'^ assaults could lakt no as was .Smith, Tydings, Gcorgr other-: in ttie. front gatr and ♦•d at the «‘XpiraGon of his term of other <‘oni e llian to deferni him-:elf, and that he tlid l.'ii' to the sati tac tiori of a in.t.i'ory of tlie suter , i- Bhown by the outcome of ttie laccj pMHowing the le-oilt of the first priniaiy in the gmeriioi’s race, tliere wt le i h:ii'ge.' that tlie entire election in t lia.iiestoii (uliicli elected 'M;iy- iiaiik) wa- permeaN’d witli intimida tion dures-, coiruplion, bribery, ami ^ general violation of tlie law. But 1h<‘ whole matter has b<'cn “burieil” now since the executive committ«*<‘ votid Tiles,l;iy in favor of tlie Char- h’ston mayor and ilisniissisl the Man- hornes. and struck a stfek of stove weed on landing, her hotrbling to work On crutches rlon’t si'em to dim her vim and vivactiy. .shr- is right on the job ever morning when the bell rings, she whipped 15 Ixiy.s yesti'iday for bad ness and set in her chair all the time white engaged in the plea^sant per formance. rece gretted to see fii^l piimaiy. He some vote in ttiis section, and fiar ticiilarly in his tionie [irecinct when tie polled SOU votes ovi-r two opponents. .Mr. in the all-nit<‘ was finally at goods on him. bu.sy to think of re ligion is too indoleril to know his loss. Would non-church goers feel at home in 'Hi-aven? -Step through these door.s is a step in the right diriKition. “What kind of a chui'ch would my church Ik* If all of its members like me?” Sabliath-breaking nation A oxjri b(*C(nne a broken nation. This is a Christian community; of their own .. . .. r i i • i u- i lOtfice, to the federal judgeshiji made ^ ! vacant by the r«‘cent death of .ludge I- • 1 r I I i» n I Glenn. 'I’hi- is not likely to liappeii, r riends of .lolin I). Davis, si-iAing! ' . • I,v le ci.-ii. nf ,•,.,,,■1. ri- liiiM in thn'f"’ '■i.nfnniaimn .. lln- ii|.p..,nlm,.rit ,-T ived a hand-i "le senate. .Senator tfie hoy who broke .JSmith will oppose such confirmation, caff on a raa-enl date *aml it is entinly possible that Sena- last ketehed with the trong’*”' Byrnes would coricui. Our guess h<- stole 1 knives and fork.s, 5 pints of "hat are you doing to keep it so? Davis has conducted '^ *‘'*’‘‘* • 'I‘*l>'>^G)n, w hen he leaves whiskey, ti bottles of lM.a-r, 100 cigar- Take the Sabbath with you through ltlu* goveinor’s office, will return to cites, 4 d»a*ks of caials, and a pistol, ^he week; it will sweeten all the oth- his‘home eity, Spartanburg, for the be ancers to the name of slim chance, dayi. i of law. And we make the jr., the thiiii son of his daddy by the. Ente- to worship-- depart to serve. ! further luediction that two year-sesame name except sr. it will be coTn-‘i ^ j ^ I hence he w ill offer or congre.ss in the peinrised if mr. chance, sr., can rai.se, * Two veterans, Ross D. Ytnii'g and | ^ ‘•'■'^ri ict against Jos. R. Bry-12.',$ and pay for the stole stuff—which th<‘ affair-s of the offic»‘ in a busirn-ss-!' likr- and efficient manner, \vith many ex|>ressions of commendation heard, |.*'***.^'^* on the service he is rendering. OWN YOUR OWN HOME inng pK.test. .After reading the com- (• j*(,wer, long identified with thci*”'' nominated last week for|Was et up an.soforth. plaints and charges we are all bound life of the county, went down to «’ome to tin is I otteii.” , ^ It is well that tht bin I and that tin oiH-lusi(Mi- post-Both Bi-j'son and Joht»ston-f- l‘olitics.:„ i;,' ’,‘h,-"'pnmaries."Thev' are!^^-rong with the lurgw textile vote; hubln'rt Krt‘en is now * * i r * L .. 1 ai i: 44 n4k*> probably the two most widely known district. Should they line b«‘- men in th«' county and have reiidererl against each othei the one who abb' to swing the mill vote will lx taking up a |X)st graduate coarse by mail on how 15 Years Ago ' Items of Interest Fi-om The Chronicle' September 20, 1923 ■ elections an peo|x' can now go valuable si'tvices IS to collect d(H‘tor bills, he has tried. I to tlie [Public over. ev(*rthing except highway larceny! I'harle.s E. Hill of Gharlestpn, . . ... . . 1 . .1 ■ .in.' ouLsuiiminv ix.imcai lucior lo oe «tate’.s rights, hut folks have Ire-'is the gue.st of her sister, .Mrs. F. M. hm k to t lx i. work and tb a more a long pen.xl o y.-ars, but h.-y I ‘ . come immune from paying for getting, S'tutt.s. no.ma! lit- of ipiiei. Regardless of ,oi.Idn t make the grade this. year. D << >' ^ • i well and dying, as well as for meddi- -lames Pitts has gone to Wofford who hix< bo. n olected or defeated \\ e are living in a fast ( banging .New ^ I( is a vi„grular fact tbat in t he race son they railly diddeiit need in the osdii'ge, wher-e he i.s a studept. will pr.Keed as before and D.al period when be o.rder of ^ ^ St.ites • .seiiat.^ governor, first place, he do not want to violate Misses Ma.-y. Nan and B. Copeland, ill be about .i- s.ifc a ,|a> is soim-tbing diI f. m nt, i bangi s j ^ general assembly,' anny law in getting what is due him; Ruth Workman, Nannelle Blalock and , . , , -'"I \ ,nf;ut,h..rs n„l fi...i..al»l,U.t,.tryt„ Florence M We have the PLAN That proves you CAN. Before you build, refinance or buy a home, you owe it to yourself to jcet the facts about our practical, insured home-financinin plan. ♦uisiries-- the count I y ' llSI'.lI. 'I'here was Ve I!. in t be -I ,lt ('.oite-ts as evidenced spirit wliich i.-: in the air, and decid fefh^uesday for Chi- cora college w;here tm-y are .students. Mrs. E. \V'. Ferguson cntei-taiiUHl evveitxiddy has settled down after Tuesday with a tea in honor of Mrs. , I the elecktion, but u gii'at many of Roland S|H*arman of Jack.sonville, Fla.' tht'in haven’t settled up. the losers Alumnae an<l former students (tf J.v the beavv vote cast. I.ikewi.se m to try som.bhing new. ..alional debt. Not one of the cat.di- the countv 'the vote slmwed an in- - ' - .ate- expressed bim-^elf in favor of erea-e ovn two year?; ago. But it’s In the selection of a new judge of balammg the budget or uttered a all over now. If you will check up on probate and clerk of court, two young "'"d '»! protest against the inling up i AND LOAN ASSOCIATION have decided that the sorry candy- fhe Woman’s college of Due West, on Saturday afternoon at the, ! IxHiie of Miss Elizabeth Tribble. your ticket and the result shows that men came to the froi'it. .Mr. Wasson *d Iwint.v (wo billion dollais of debt wei-e rhos.* for offis met fifty pel cent or more of those you is 2.i years of urge, .Mr. Meming f : moiight dtl better than at first expivt- |i,mi vot(*d for weie electt-d, you have a and when they take the oath will he the past six years. Some of the f^„. hard-; prolty gix'd b.itt ing average. i the ytuingest men to fill these offices,' n.itis c i.iltt i a xiut »(onom> and jwrssibly less govei'n-’^^L I These .ridelights oil the election since tile Radical regime or perhaps '"unty aixl ^‘‘ite, yet they dare not he think.- a nice world war. AND LOAN ASSOCIATION Telephone No. 6 A GlinUm Institution Serving Bfand on away. irrter ‘I he (fust hit' birr k‘“HT7Tn -1 hnt*-tie nix I. -Robe rt--*^. 'wouP Wesson,winning re-election to tlx* " ide disti ibulion of public money foi . -• .■ bouse, was elected two years ago at P'ditica! piirix.s(-< to build up a pat-■ ^ The lu.'-t oul.tanding raci' in the -y named to'>onage machine, ’the people have county wa> tlnit of .1, jlewletto Was- ,|„,u.se seats on the first j •‘‘Pol'on in recent senate races in va- son foi judge of probau*. Mr. W asson o'l lection of siich|rious jiarts of the country and it i.- or mebbe a Vvorld-wide SUBSCRIBE TO THE t HKONICL9 waj-, The Paper Everybody Reads” Clinton People Since 1909. which vyould destroy of everything, would turn the trick. ballot, is ‘J'.b Tbo election oI sue Ix ais the^distincti.m of I'olling the ,, ,mtable feature oftto lx* hoped that what they have lagc-t vote of any oppose,! candi- pHinanes. Youth asked for. by their ballots will serve to put aj. dale, t Itliei in a C'Xirity or slate con ^bailee ami the voters gave an over-! check on tiu' wa-ting ami siiemlmg,’ 'the undersigned do not know what it yvill take to get things straightened lout what we have to sell is 5 times have to buy is tc W In u be giailuateil in May from Bis:sby*el i.iti colb’ge be immediately adinoiinceci In- camlidacv ami went to whelming DK to tbeii nxjiiosts. spectacle tlie nation is witnessing. It, IS time for congress to staml up fear- In the c<»ngressional race tlie conn- lessly and assert itself through a re- yoies trulie, mike lark rfd., * cony .'-pomienl. woik to ii'ali/e that ambition, riiough (y^ j„ primaries, fell in tlve Bry- a-'-'eilbm of imlep'“ii'lef'<'»‘. It should, .\ strike at an Eastern tannery has I-.........-, - *-» j ........ ... . handicappisl by being crippled, be ,.„ii,,„„ This was one.of the clos- write its own laws and l esuim^ finally'b^ s<^ttled, S(Min ilcino'i'-t rated that lie was a and most confused races in the constitutional plav-e as ;i coordiruiti'- havi* gone*.bai.’k tinlc.-s vvi'iki‘1 an 1 piolnbly did moro district’s history in the first primary, branch of government—something Tt 1 ! all tlie woik- liiding. ‘bcfgm'enng'’ tb.in any candnlate in When tlie unofficial count was given, has failtai to do in recont years, Con- 1h fii'bi. lit' vvi'iit out ami nu't tire pii'pb. a’ld 'I : be wolds of one of the senaAci.il cimlidat*'- “brouglit H III I'.'U'.i' .Scnaioi K. D Smith carried tlie. county over (loveinoi (Min .lobiiston by a nia.ii'iity id •>( vi<tt*s. Ibis was a .sou i-e of gi at ifica! ion to his nu- ini'iou-. 11,ends since advance predic tions bait pii; the ciiunty in I lie John- «ton co'umn l»v a substantial margin. Bryson was leading by ('igbt votes, gress has been given a mandate by Mahon prc-ssv'd for a recount ami Biy tho pe<'pl('. Whether it will be lu'etied. son opposing, pi'titioned tIu' state ex- ur ignoi’i'd ami thrown into the waste- ei Ulivc committee to order a run-i basket, reii\ains to be seen, over. .A few days later, wlu'ii an er-, ~ - r(U- vriis report(‘d in the Goidville box, Mahon, on the face of unofficial re-i vised tabulations, went aluaii and! still askod for a roconnt. Phe exocu- tive committee, after hearing belli! ((f the jx'titloners, orderi'd that the Ten Million Ready i For War In Europe Nobody’s Business By Gt*e McGee race be run over. Following their de- .\nd -piaking tif the senate race,!cision. tlie Goidville box was later ihe giapev ine bi itigs .sorin' interest-. ('[X'lu'd ami the tuily sheet ('XrtiiiiruHl Recent Business Changes In Flat Rock a uii- liomlon. Sept. IS. .An estimated total of more than Ul.t'dt).(100 men are under arms in Europe prepared to fight. , ' ' The figures as given by official or um>fficial sources follow; Fraiict', 2,000,000; Germany, 1,000,- ,000; Soviet Russia, 2,lK)(t.OOO; Czecho slovakia. SOO.OOO to l.OOlbOOO; Italy, l.->0,('00, and Great Britain, less than coiiinutti'e. ii^ luimns. One (if the reixirts saysiby the county ('xecutive latui-e in that much credit for Senator Smith’s! It showed that .Mahon i(H'eive(i J loafering job at the citty re^'b'Ction was du(' to two New D(*al-’votes at that pr('ciiict instead of ‘‘-b^pd can bo foumi theia Cl'S, .Mayor Mayb.nik of Charleston.' officially cri'ditixl to him. Had the and .Senator Byrm"-. I’ime magazine,Vote been recounted and no other er- speaking of the race on the eve of I'ors d(‘tect(xl in the district, Mahon mr ludsurii iinxirr', vvlto was I suckcessful cand> (late o1 the b'KTgis- with scattered reserves, such the recent poles, has took 20,(HID tixHips in Palestine. hall from 7 a m FINAL SETILE.MENT I till y p. 111., except he has 1 hour off Take notice that on tho I5th day of for supper ami 1 hourr off for dinner October. 1938. I will render a. final account of niy acts and doings as Adniinisti-ator of the estate of Mar in the first Waylvank Smith am ever. If with his X' primal y said that are ‘both would have lu'eti ix*-elected to con- ami Byrnes are fond of, gross in the first primary by a nia-1 absoforth. hoji. art s(iuare. the flat^rrx-k self- 44 HU I * V * 11' ” ail i \F4 , ^ I \ c'.'' I »i i IIV 4 • » *. V I -- ii\y I. *,,\t t' i » 1 • id know lit' ( aniiot live for.- jority of 37 votes. In the .second pri-1 made genternian who tailed the ticket Mrxirer hoy, deceased, m the he passes from the picture mary as ordered by the ext'cutive j in the elecktion a few days ago, has ^ ^ • i ~ M'uatonal boots on. Mr. .May- committee In'cause of ii-regularities i ,vtunied to his .son’s filing station onU* o clock a. m., OFFICE SUPPLIES THOSE SMALL.... BUT ESSENTIAL THINGS . . . about the oflice -^trays for your de.sk, blotter pad, waste paper basket, letter files, pencils, ink wells, rubber liands, carbon paper, second sheets, etc.—are very useful when you need them. I.et us keep you supplied with all office accessories. RUBBER STAMPS 24-HOUR SERVICE Any kind or size stamp you may need. NOTARY PUBLIC SEALS. OinCE BOOKS bank may .nIIp into them to make the in the district, as it stated, Bryson broad and wide streets, and will ap-, ^ same uay by a riia-! predate vissits from his rion-suppoi t-' from team of Byrnes aiul .Maybank.” Th(* easily won the no^iination by grapevine .Miurce of information al- jority of several ithousand votes, leges that Maylunk and .lohIl^ton had and on the same day will apply for a niy trust as Ad-1 a tra,l.- in th,- fir.l ,.>in,ary I.y whu-h , It"'"- »f .pjrationa. (lelogation offering for re-eUvtron,; Maybank was to (k'liver votes- to . . i • • n . , , . . f , 1 f.. „ I two bv the voters decision will retain Johnston in return for votes delivered .. . „ to him by Johnston. The reixirt adds iers for a different kind of gass anso- ator. . . , , 1 he’s thru with public offis ass- indebted to sad estate | IS notifitd and required to make pay ment on or before that date; and all fo^-th. their . 'seats. Reprosentative.s that Johnston carried out his i>art of mr slim crance is up and about af- poi-sons having claims against said Milam \er spending two weeks in btd onner estate will present them on or be- aml Wasson are the hold-over men, count of his defeat for the offis of fore 'said date, duly proven, or be t'ml'- I'lutTh^^ ** treassui-e nf the county, he had a col- forever barred IxM deliver the promite,! Ul» T- Bo't ym.nK l-aun-n, attoracy. lap... while the returns were cominR _ and that Johnston and hia leaders are Senator ( Civ.mer still has a two-an and he had to bertote< to h.s homo 10-6-4C aoreand ma,l ovar the tivatment they ymr’unfille.1 tern.. The coun y is as- where he was put to b«l with a doc- - G. N. POY. Administrator. receivinl. This .same source brings a surtnl a good delegation in the gen- tor he was so sure of, being eleckted. report from ' Washington that when ‘■™' aas^-nbly and one we are confi- he sold his litUe stoar and now he ia (Sovernor Johnston went Ihciv immo- »in re.ider the people consc.cn.'dickering with the w.p.a. diately after his defi-at he did so at ''"I'S public service. the inviution of President Roosevelt.' j. to have a now game mr. tom head, who offered his fine services for kujriner of his home The report stated that the president ^ —John I). \V. Watts, widely' coun'ty, has moved out to a farm since wa* grateful to Johnston for the fight a gentleman and sports-' the I’ace ended, he got only 245 votes he made as a 100 per cimt New Deal- ^vas highly plea.sed over his out of 14,678. he says his own kin- er, ahd resentful of the failui-e of n right to be, for folks failed to support him—and from Maybank to give him sup|>ort which won over scvei'al good men. W. J. BENJAMIN SERVICE STATION Standard Products Cars Washed and Greaaed Yoar Basnesa Appredatad 'would have helptnl defeat Smith, al! of which, if true, means that May- bank and the president have doubt- lass grown*cool toward one another and so much will not be heard in the future from fthe new governor-elect ver^ now on, he will fail to support them.! (note: he says he has kept up his 2 The d(‘cisive victory of Senator g kinfolks, George in Georgia w’as an acceptance by the voters of that state of the L ansoforth.) challenge thrown down by President Roosevelt calling for the defeat of the poleesman who got a leaf of Hipp & Chandler Clothes for Men and Boys I Your Business Appreciated Ledgers. Journals, Cash Books, Columnar Books, Looseleaf Ledgers and Sheets. Typewriter and Adding Machine Ribbons, Carbon Taper, Adding Machine Paper. ENGRAVING Wedding Invitations, Announcements, Stationery. We oflfer the finest quality — reasonable prices. 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