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^ THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, isils I ill U IJ ipi] t ± ■^r \ THE CLINTON CHRONICLE. CLINTON. S. C. ,K PAGE FIVB Other Nations Clamoring For Part Of I • tkm rights for the 700,000 Hungari-, ans among Czechoslovakia^ varied peoples. ; Ptesence of the army chief of staff gave an ominous character to the^ German-Hungarian talks arhich fol-’ lowed a quick flight by Hungary's' PEOPLE YOU KNOW Petrels Are Next On Hose Schedule Berlin. Sept. 20.—Every day of de-'statesmen from Budapest to ^fch- lay in sofring the Sudeten-Gemtan-• tesgaden. Czechoslovak crisis raises .\dolf Hit-' The Hungarian regent, .\dmiral .er’s price of settlement, a foivign Nicholas Horthy. too.in Germany' KiU AOrams, who is studying m office spokesman declared today. jas guest of Field MiiSithall Hermann Nashville, Tenn., is spending two “Our fuehrer is constantly* raising Wilhelm Goering in East Prussia. the ante," he said as the contndled Poland’s ambas.<ador to Berlin, Jo- f-swilP Ahrams. German press raised a new clamor >eph Upski. putliiuHl the Polish j>osi- Blue Stockinsfs Journey To At lanta Next Saturday For En gagement With Oglethorpe. Saturday Coach Johnson takes his o^rrght inVega^l to the appix^ximateiy H-ieron, and Ernest Ue Danie^i,'^ >irs> i. slo\-akia rather than mere annexation lOiMHH) pides in Cztvhivslovakia. of T N Bin tV,o Ger- Sensational headlines told of new guests Sundav of Mj. and Mi.. J L • line and have ai|^ uncAnny ability to diagnose the direction of plays. An other set of brothers in the Petrel** starting line-up is 'Orvil and Abram .\xelberg. The former is a shifty quarterback, while the other does a neat job at the right guard positkm. .Mailin Kelly, an Atlanta boy who tip.s the scales at IDO, plays fullback and is a line jilunger deluxe. The Blue Stocking.s will not be wjthout .stars, however, as no serious injuries occurred over at iClemson Saturday, and the boys will be in the pink of condition after this week's drill under Coaches Johnson, Nixon of the Sudeten regions bordering Ger many. It was announced officially tonight that Hitler and Prime Minister Nev ille Chamberlain would meet at Godesberg at 3 p. m. (D a. m. KST> Thursday to continue the cvuivei-sa- tions started lest Thursday at Berch- tesgaden. Hitler and his suuite arrivexl at Munich in an automobile caravan late in the afternoon from Berchtesgaden and boarded a spiecial train whii^left border .incidents rep^'rted by the of ficial news agency, all of them in the mountains of Silesia, on the • Gennan side of the Cztvhoslovak fri'ntier. , “The frontier is buniing." pro- clainusi the Lokalanzeigx'r. “Raging machine-gun fiiv open- isi on fugitives." cried IVr .\ngriff, organ of Pi\'q>agamla Minister Paul Joseph Goebbels. “Prague provokes an extix'mely serious aituationt** -warned-—B»>rsei>- in Green- a man-sized job at the guard posi- small emljfi^^ns. l..arge Evans and ('aptain Cot ton Boswell tackle. will fill up the holes at for Godesberg at 11:10 p.m. zeiting. Foreign Minister Joachim von Rib- I>NB repi^rts asserte»l a l>and of bentrop, Underst-cretary of Slate Er-' fired on German cus- nest Weisiaecker and Interjireter officers from 150 feet near Paul Schmidt were among those ac- SeiderbtMg \vhile a ss*evmd Czecho- companying Hitler. sloN'ak detachment cri^ssinl the Ger- More fuel to the central Eun>pean man frontier, fires was added by official German Ss'venteen German guards wi-re news agency reports of nuvimting Ihw- nqv^rtetl by I>NB to have htnui .f^rs. Pat E>obson of Spartanburg, i Mr. and Mrs. M. M. Freeman spent is visiting friends on the orphanage several days ^the past week in Wash- campus. V [ington with their son, Lieut. Julian ' Bill .■\brams, who is studying inj^'- Freeman." ' j Miss Catherine Collins og Roches- football protege.s to Atlanta for a weeks’ vacation with his mother, Mrs, '•* Mrs, Charlie ilsoHj Oglethorpe univor- yif Valldcse, N C spent Saturday stormy Petrels. P. C. will find Miss Katheryne and Mary Patrick Mrs.vCollie Anaoi-som i^n unusually aggre.ssive foe in Coach . Mrs.x l^tha Gilmore is spending a John Patrick’s charges and will have - H ^" ‘tzer with her brothcr,^o play hard from start to finisji'in! and Williams. Lykes Henderson and Bt'cknell. order to repel the enemy. i Walter Todd are being counted on to” Dameran. Thev were accompanied Agnes Kern is spending sev- home by Mrs. W. A. Dameran. who oral days in I.aurens with her .sister, sjient the past two weeks here. Miss Caroine b reeman spent the Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Fpting of Pros- woek-end with relatives in Wiiiston- Mirity. spent the past week with their ^^alem. N. . Frank Fads^Hicks spent the week end in Ninety-.Six with relatives. Miss Theresa Hughes of .Abbeville, spent the week-end with her sister. Miss Mildred Hughes. ' Mr. ami Mrs. Lewis Freeman and little son, Mr. and Mrs. David Bled- defeat the university. CiiarUe-ThomiMnutUftg--w+H kei4s-T^>r-Wy^dh^m- Maa^ I son, varsity halfl>ack, is capable of ning to copy polling lists from im- I averaging fifty yards on his punt.s ■ pounded Charleston county ballot box- j throughout a game and OglcthoiTie I es. I should lose considerable ground on Manning svho trailinl Mayor Mur- , ,,, , I punt exchanges. j net U. .Maylmnk of Charleston in last St. Lukes hospital, after .spending a - Zelenick brothers, Frank and'week’s Demooratic gubernatorial run- six weeks’ vacation with his mother, the b owler cottage a.t the orphanage Chicago, are Off primary, has indicated he would Mr. and son-in-law and daughter, Mrs. J. D. Dowd.. .^eil SpruTit Hays left Monday for Cl^rleston where ho is a student at the South Carolina .Medical college' for the coming year. Mr. and Mrs. V. Parks .Adair, Miss ■<iis.«in Leake of . Alachua.. Xla-. aud Miss Vivian Parks .Adair of McCor mick, spent Sunday in Henderson ville. N. C., with relatives. I Dr. William BlaUvk has returned to'New A’ork to resume his work at a with I.ast Friday night, over ville, Oglethorpe took the of a 13-G decision from Furman, but it was clearly evident throughout that the Petrels Were the recipients of many costly bad breaks. Ogle- thoriie, iHiasting a .small, fast squad, relies on spceil, trick plays, shovel passes, and ra7.zlc-<lazzle to bewilder the enemy. Their one weak point is punting and the Presbyterian boys may capitalize on this weakness to Ballot Boxes Were Opened Charleston, Sept. ID.—A bitter con troversy followed today troops’ per- and der clashes lietwtH'n Sialetens Czechoslovak tioop detachments. While DNB (German new-i agency I reports from- the turbulent fr\>nticr poured in. Hitler, in his Bavarian re treat, rt'ceived the envoys of Hungary and Poland for conferxmees on the <’ze<-hos!ovak crisis., , The Hungarian army chief of st.tff*. Marshall Krestztes-Fischer. came with Premier Bela ImrxNli and b\>r- eign Minister Kolonian von Kanya to talk with Hitler and Foivign Minister Joachim von Ril>bentn»p “regaixling the untenable condition in I'zechoslo- woundl^l when Cze\ hoslo\'aks man- mnl their machine-guns for an hour. Other smiHar be>nler bKHH^slH^^ was report^^l by the offieiai agx'iiey to have iKVUMXHl at liangtviibriuvk. St if- h» ui.ersvioi f and Hii'^-ebbei g, In Berlin a foreign offav, sinikes- man dt'ciaml that every Sialeten German killiHl during Kudir inci dent-^ was being chalk»^^ up against the Czivhoslo\aks by Hitler, Opening Game. Friday Night vakia.” An official announcement said the (^'|inton HiRh To Meet Woodruff Hungarian leaders told the Reichs- fuehrer they would remain “stead fast" in demanding self-determina- .Mrs. T. J. Blabvk. .^r. Bill Wade left the past weak for ('lemson college to resume his coTiOge work for the ci<nung year. Mrs. Brewer Dixon and sons have n-turmnl to their home in Talladega. .Ala., after a visit of several weeks to her mother, .Mrs. ('. M. Bailey. Mrs. B. F. Co}>eland will leave this week for Winter Haven, Fla., for a \isit to Imr son and-daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. George Copeland. .Mr. and .Mrs. P. B.. .Adair spent Sunday in Greenwood with their daughter. Miss Tokie .Adair, who is a stu<16nt‘at l-inder college. Mrs. Russell Cvioper has returnetl home after spending the past Hm days with her brother. B. F. Copekiml, in t'harlolte, N. C., and sister, .Mrs. H. Here Tomorrow AI S O'clock Under FUkodJiyrhts. wootl, spent Sunday \v Mrs. Dennis Sowers. J Rev. Guy Martin and family ‘of Laurens, were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. M. T. Pmile! Mrs. Mamie Gilliland, matron of the Fowlor cottage a,t the for several years, has resigned her position and is now making her home with her daughter in .Augusta. She is sueceeded by .Mrs. Dora Barker, of^ Washington, D. C. > Mr. ami Mrs. Hugh Morgan and litlle (laughter of I.aureus, spent the week end with Mis. .Morgan’s mother. Mrs. ,1. .A. Coleman. Miss Eli-anor Kennedy was the week-end guest of Mr. and Mrs. I’at |Dobs(>n in Spartanburg. Miss Vivian Parks .Adair, mtmber of the school faculty at .McCormick, spent Sunday with her parents, Mr. land Mrs. V. Parks .Adair. .Missi's Beth -Ayers, Bessie Fortner, and .MildriHl Hughes attended the Clcmson-P. C, f(K>tbalI game at Cleni- soM Saturday. I Mr. and Mrs. James Tinkler of valuable assets in the Oglethorpe j protest the Charleston county vole. YOUR VALUABLES I Clinton Finance Co., Inc Auto Financing Fire Insurance Office: JACOBS & CO. BLDG. Gray FuneraU.Home Clinton, S. C, FUNERAL DIRECTORS ••• nnd EMBALMERS Ambulance Swrke Phones 41 and S99-J L. RUSSELL GRAY nd T. PARKS ADAIR, Gem. Mtrw AA'him the Ctintim High Rctl tlcvUx' go out on Johnson Field tomorrow night to meet W’oo^iruff. they will have but one thtuight - to .ivenge thu'ir defeat of two years ago by the Worn!ruff team. This tu,<sl«‘. the first high sch«»ol contest of the .--easim to la- playtsl here, is schtHluliHl for S llO oVb>ck. iHir -Atv the atlvanct* sale t»f-tickets and inter»*st manife<te»l in the R(*d iK vil team, a large cix*wd is exjavttsl to attend. Reb*icing in the* spirit oT ctMifidence exprx'Ased by team. C»»ach “Bob" Wilder of th*' Rent IKwils states that his team i^|j(|i,n the pink of ctmdilion. B. Spears, in Greensboro. < .Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Mershon of;<'Iiff»ide, N. C., spent the week-end 'MiamL Fla., were the guests Thurs-1 with the latter’s paixmts, Ml^. and ‘dav of Mr. and Mrs. V. Parks Adair, i Mbs. E. R. Knox. Misses Having B^aturtsl kicking. ' passing, l»ass ix'ceiving. and tackling during the first weeks (‘f practice, the thirty mid camli<iates are now in sessions (»f sefimfiSSgt^" ~ ■■ Helen .Adair, Martharenc Pitts and .lohn W. Finney attended the Clemson-1’. C. football game at t'leinson Saturday. Mrs. .Mary Prather is spending some time in Greenwinxl with her daiightiM's, Mrs. .loe Beaudr(»t and .Mrs. Kay .Metos*. Miss Emily Fergusim left the past wT^'k for Char[otte, Ni C., wTi'ere~sTm is a senior at (juiH-ns-Chicora college. Mrs. Sudie Edwards of I'nion. is spending some time with her son-in- law and daughter, Mr. and Mr.s. W. 1 (tojH'r. Firiends of Mrs. ('. W. Hallman wii! be sorry to know she is ill at her home. .Mr. and .Mrs. A. G. .'sublett have taken an ai»artment with Mr. Mrs. Iaiwiv Wilson <*ii Hamilton SHOULD BE PROTECTED AND SECURE... Woenlruff high, la-ing in the “.A" division of .schinds, is rtqawted to haw its usiul strong team. Hall King. Clinton high gridinon sensation and nsripient of .All-Jstate h<>nors fn ’Itb. .has retununl to the sq-o^td and has be-en iiamtHi captain by his team-mates. The Resi iKvil ci‘ach. having begun a proct*ss of e‘limtnati«m. lia.- announc ed the proluible hne-up as follows; l-'runklin of I'nion, was guest of .Mr. and .Mrs. Dr. Felder Smith of DRS. SMITH & SMITH OPTOMETRISTS Specialist In Eye Examinations Office Hours S !• C D^ly Phone 29-W for Appointamil Clinton, S, C J. t'ranfoni .A, Trammell i'. Bishop K. J^vis W. Carter R. King Yarlvonni gb K. Fostrt I,. Kergu-on C. Ridn-rtson Hall King tcl , The Japs and Chinese se«'m to le- a p p 1 y i n g old-fashiomsi industrial methods to warfare. The former go iin for the spi-isi-up. and the latter counter with the stretch-out. D lXIMAiri ICE CREAM (Trade-Mnrtt Registered) —ITS GOOD —ITS DELICIOUS Ask for any of DixU maiD's standard or spec ial flavors. Eat It at Ike fountain or at home! It's Ifood for you, and the kids love it! •j BUY IT FROM YOUR FAVORITE DEALER \ SouUi Carolina Product Manufactured by (WOOD CREAMERY CQ. nue. .Mi.'S Hiden the week-end Floyd Hilts .Mr. and .Mrs. Teague Harris and childieiu of Greenville, were guests of friends heVe on .'-Sunday. .Mr. and .Mrs. R. P. rhapman, Lynn <\M»per. and .Mis-; Ludie Nell .Sa-hII wore visitors in Greenville on Friday. Miss«‘s Elizabeth Nelson and Eiza- In-lh Br<Kiks, of the city sehool.s fac ulty. attende the ( lomson-P. C. game at < leinson on .'Saturday. Mr. and Mr>. Sam l,eake of I'nion, visittsl relatives in the city on .Sun day. Miss Su<an Duike of .Maeluia, Fla., IS sp*‘tiding .■'«■vt‘ral days with het sis- tc, .Mrs, V. Parks .Adair. Mr. and Mi.s. U. I‘. Chapman are oecujiying their mw home in (Ollege View. ' iK nny Pitts of (ireeiivilli*. spent the week-end with hi- mother, .Mrs. .Nan nie A. Pitts. Billy PiUs and Billy Byrd left this week for Clemson college, whiM-e they will Ik* students the coming year. ' .Miss Myra .Morris was the week end guest of .Mr. and Mr.s. Virgil .Abrams. Friends of Mrs. Joe W. Leake will be interesUnl to know. .she has re- Mrs. K:B.”'Kb1jerts' of VnrnTiiigtfffi, N. C., spent the past three weeks with her jiarents, Mr. and Mr.s. A. E.j McIntosh. .i .Miss .Sarah Chandler was the week- etuf guest of her cousins, Frank and Virgil .Simpson. ! .Mrs. Metta Stoin* is visiting in Wooviruff as the gut's! of .Mrs. Mollies ■flobnr I Lieutenants Emmett McRae and .lohn N. WiMulwanl of Fort .McCIel-, Ian, .Anniston, .Ala., were the week-j end guests of .Mr. and .Mrs. L. B. Dillard. iii The following members from Thorn- well .Memorial cbureli and the First Pri'sbyterian rhuieh attended a I’res- lyterial gi(>u|i conference at .\ve- and’ leigh av<»-, berry Mrs. A Presbyterian church in New- on Fridav.: Mrs. B. .S. Pinson, Tj. ('. TJi.Motle Mrs. R. F. Adair, Mrs. .lohn Spiatt, Mrs. Gary .Martin, ~m7s: f. .m. .st utfs,! .Mrs. R. (V Adair,j .Mrs. R. .S. Owens, .Mrs. A. M. Cope land, Mrs. .McMillian. BvnI Jones, .Mrs. L. S.i YES—there is^a safe place for your valuable and ’private papers, and that safety can be yours for only a very small cost. AND—if you keep all of your impor tant documents in your own box in our vault, you will know where they are when you want them. And they are protected against fire or bur- fflary. . ' jk.Tl- LET us show you the facilities we have provided for you. Come in and see about it now. * ' WK INVITE YOUR BANKfNG BUSINESS I < I M. S. BbIIbi a Son OLDEST BANKER S ' STRONGEST HEAl.TII DKI'AUTMKNT I TO SHOW I'K TUUK I O Dr. H. R. F’erkins, county director of public health, announces that aj, talking motion pictun*. "Let .My Peo- ' pie Live,’ wi’h an all colored cast i showing the tavages of tulo rculosis ' among col<»red people who. Dr. I’erk- itis .'Lites, are much more frequently | and severely affected than whiti' p(>o- ple in this county. Thi“ pict nre"shovs\,. the mode of s|tread. the results of in- fis'lion, and es|>»Tially the means of detection of the disease in its (larly stages, when adeiiuafe treatment can be expected to give th»‘ best results. The pietuic wlil be shown at the fol lowing placi's; Samleis high school, Lauren.s, Ida. in. and 7:30 p. m., .Scjit. 22. Bell .Street .school, Clinton, D:30 ni. and 7:00 p. m., Sejit. 23. Gray Court, .Sept. 21. ; Dr. Perkins wishi's to thank the , {.•uuretis county home demonstration ' agent, Mi.ss Jennie Coleman, and the sumed her position with the .Southern (Jemson agricultural extension ser- Boll Telephone company after an ill- ^^Ko are sending the picture,' ness of several months. equipment and personnel, for the pre- Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Burton and son, .vjentation. ■ All colored jicople in the Henry, spent Sunday in the moun- community are invited and urged to tains of North Carolina. jjc present. In addition to the tuber- Mr. and Mr.s. .M. P. belder and Mrs. culosis film, there will be a farm Je.ssie I-ankford of St. George, wtire jiicture, r(*corded music, week-end guests of .Mrs. Mood Smith, Negro voices, and motion pic ture work at Tuskegee institute. Mrs. Hubert Pitts and Mrs. J. M. Pitts spent Tuesday in Spartanburg.' admission charges will be made. They .were accompanied home by their Only colored people arc invited and Ken- sister and daughter, Mrs. < raig nedy, for a few days’ vi.sit. Mr. and Mrs. Heath Cmieland and Mr. and Mrs. William Brwks Owens visited Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Blalock, Jr., at Clemson college the i>ast week end. Misses Mary Howze, Bebe and Em they are invitwl to attend the showing in their district. Bagwell Named As Identification Officer o L. G. Bagwell, of the city police ,ily Dillard, Mis.s Collette Davis, Allan department, has been elected by city MeSween, and Lieutenants Emmet council as identification officer for^ McRae and John Woodward of An- the city and will be in charge of all be neces- niston, Ala., attended the Clem.son-^ finger-printing that may , P. C. football game at Clemson Sat- .sary from time to time in solving urday. criminal case.s. Mr. Bagwell also Mrs. D. O. Rhame, Jr., is .spending'state.s that persons going abroad to some time in Johnston with her sis- foreign countries who may desire ter. their, finger-prints for p<“r.sonal iden- Mis-s .Annie Rogers Bailey left tification will be gladly furnished this Tuesday for Gaffney, whene .sh.* will service through his department. .Mr. Ke^a freshman at Limestojie college Bagwell has been studying this type; the coming session. ^of work for some timo, and has madej i Fred Webb, son of Dr. and Mrs. F. an excellent record for himself by! iL,. 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