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K?r. W / /, / ! . 1: PAGE SIX . THE CUNTON CHRONICLE. CLINTON, S. C. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 1938 m THE CHRONICLE’S WANT AD RATES Ic per word for firat ii tioo; fire insertiou for tbo price of foar. Minimaai ehargo 2SC. Card of thaalu and tribntea af reopect, Ic a wiwd. payable ia adrance. Mininoin 50c. THE SPORTS CHAnERBOX By TENCH OWENS ' Miss Jane Harris of Columbia, were visitors at Joanna Inn Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Boyce and son, j B<rbby, vi.sited relatives in Sumter over the week-ejyi ^ , . , , , , . ,, ! T”! Tamberjf and Miss Ayanettr^' One of the bifTjrest factors m mouldinK a 8ucces;?ful football team is thejTe^pjpjo^ Charleston, visited Mr. spirit of the players. Without an acute desire to win and a refusal to srive ami Mrs. 0. M. Templeton Sunday, up, a biff team can easily ffo down to iffnominious defeat. Many an athletic Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Boyce spent the contest-ha^ been won on spirit, and spirit alonc.-All other thintf-s being equal,'week-end with relatives in Lynchburg.i country awhere they do things on the and scale. ’ News of an. increase in n/ountain-^ lA dietician states that large num- climbing activities in Switzerland hen of Europeans are not eating comes as a reminder that that’s one ^^ey re certainly ^.i^ewing plenty of it these days. <• .SUBSCRIBE TO THE CHRONICLE H. D. HENRY Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs. Ruben Troy Ellis and Mr. Lanford motored to the team with the stronger morale will come out on top every time., _ The Blue Stocking.s are a spirite<l bunch this year and they are going to WANTED Yxrur wiring, plumbing, be hard to stdp. No under-dog complex will haunt Coach Johnson’s fighting^ Sunday. repairing and floor sanding. Large crew this .‘^t^ason. With a gr^d exhibition of courage and good ^ * i[*’ j ^w?th r^a^iv^* or small jobs, we appreciate your|apiinst Clemson Saturday, they showed that the Blue Hose are still a force, patronage. Radios, tubes, and guaran-.to be reckoner! with on the gridiron. Not only is the team in better spirits,j Sullivan spent Sunday in An taed radio service. E. M. TIMMER- the w'hole P. C. student body is bursting with enthusiasm over Prospects ' MAN. City Electric and Plumbing' ^ ^ season, and in town the team is receiving better backing than ini ^ j jj ^ C. Phone 36. Ertimntee Free. | Whitmire, epent Sunday An encouraging thing about the 26-to-O defeat at the claws of the Tiger Rho<la Baker FOR RENT — Two upstairs rooms, furnished or unfurnished, with bath. One downstairs bedroom, furnished. Private entrance and connecting bath. Mrs. Annie L. Franks, College View, Plione 176. , ■l.')-2p spent the in Green- Fred Smith of with Mrs. SatuTxhiy is this; Clemson, by all rights, should have a better team than; Miss la.^ year; yet they scored only half as many points Saturday as they did was a in the 1037 game. All of which ImfosIs P. C.’s stock and gives fair warning >‘^'th. to Oglethorpe’s Stormy Pftrels, whom th<,* Blue Hose meet Saturday in' ^ Atlanta. A very close game should result between these two fiery teams. INSURANCE Tickets The f’etrels made a splendid stand against Funnan last week, but we look 25c a day, pay up to p c. to coruiuer them by a one-touchdown margin. Ruth Hunmeutt of Whitmire, recent guest of Miss Opal 1898-1938 F. M. BOLAND H. D. HENRY & COMPANY INSURANCE STOCKS — BONDS — REAL ESTATE LOANS NEGOTIATED Telephone 121 ACCIDENT cost only $5,000. S. W. Sumerel, Phones 80 and 32. 26-2c Whitman of Batesburg, spent last week with his daughter, Mrs.i C. E. Boland. ‘ i M rs. R. L. Turner and sons, Henry i and Joe, and Mr. and Mrs. Frank] of city limits of Clinton, 65 acre.s in cultivation, 3 dwelling houses, 2 barns. Will sell at bargain price. Ap ply to R .F, Adair, Clinton, .S. C. tf ^ “ I jTurnrer spent the week-end in Elber-! fhornwell opened her football sea.son by succumbing, 20 to 0, to a higjton, Ga. I .BilltQn.^^ lasL.Friday...Iherc’s one* team th^t—iir, ami Mis c R. Dickey and! doesn’t need any les.son in spirit ahd7^aTLI>bbgFi"~unusUally small ritiiv. reason,' ilelvrr Turner niotoie<i to- GTrenville: in- will be heanl from this year. Coach “V’ankee” Beeman is working his boys'.Satunlay. hard in an effort to jirepare for the F.pwoi-th orphanage game which comes j Mr. and .Mrs. Boyce Oxncr and Mrs. _ tomorrow. From last year’s team, he lost practically the entire first string, Kale Oxner spent .Sun<lay RYE GR.AS.S for Green WinU-r liawns * either by graduation or ineligibility. The annual game with the < linton Re<l and Pastures. The Meal Winter! Devils comes on OctolxT 21, when local fans can depend on some fast. Grass. Turnip, Tendergreen and Mus- ter^fing football. tard Sotsl, Onion Sets, Flower Pots, -H Vigoro and Ilone Meal. Blakely Broth- ^:iinton high will unh‘ash its husky Red Devils on Woodruff high tomor-] the motorcycle races at Cae ers Ssxd Store- Telephone IKK. row night at Johnson fnTd. CdacTT Wildleri“ W more-weight and bKter j ^ar^j, hj^i^ay. A party included PI^AYER PIANO BARGAIN! Instead reserves than usual, has possibilities in his squad which may give him the;Mf. and .Mrs. Cecil Blakely, Mr. and of reshipping to factory, $700.0o]begt season since he came to Clinton. Tonxirrow’s game will probably show i .Mrs. John Fulmer, Tom Weir, Ever- Oxner spent Sun<lay with the A. J.JH^ rehants in Kin'ards. Mrs, Annie .Smith ami son of Nine ty .Six, spent Thurioiay with Mr. and Mrs. T. i>. Ellison. A large group from Goldville at Player Piano, like new can be had fori^),at kind of team the local l>oys really have. We are expecting big Charlie unpaid balance of $48.65 remaining| Yarborough to .show up well at right end; veterans Leonard Bishop and on contract. Write at once to Kdgar' ^ Carter at guards will be well nigh invincible; and with Hall King tol O. Nrtzow, (IK-,.artm..nt of Ac-| ^ ^ ,houl,l »«opl “■ •" Still ett Bryant, Curtis .Salters, John L. Feltman, Vernon Garner and Claude Q. E. D. EARLY COTTON MAKES BETTER YIELDS (This is undisputed) C4V-S GIMNO MAKES^ EARLY-GOTTON r (Results prove it) THEREFORE “CAV-S GUANO PAYS ’ (Which was to be proved) '^low is the time to look about you and SEE that our customers have earlier cotton. C-W-S GUANO CO., INC. Phone 62 J We Deliver E. Chamlee of DlM)ut. Although, wo know nothing about ^.he Womiruff team, we will risk a pre<liction, which is a thn*e-tou(*h«lown victory for Clinton. W. Brookhaven, Ga., .Mr. and .Mrs. Em met Chamlee of Roswell, Ga., and .Mrs. Buell l.rfieky of Woml.stock, Ga.,■ attenfhsl the funeral services of Mrs.i CMATTKRIM>XIN(t - ' l.ydia (-hamlee and spent a few days About time for another of those famous tennis clinics at P. doneha j with .Mrs, John Henry Davenport. : think . , . Funniest siglit at Clemson game: the seven (’lemson fro-shmenj' parading IxTore the sUnds and Ixiwing to show, paintinl on their freshly; Listen to the ttme, .sw heads, the letters: C-L-E-M-.S-O-N (a letter per head) . . . W’e re-1 .Miss .Margaret Warren’s .Sunday! counts), 1743 .North .Sheffield Ave nue, Milwaukee, WisconsHU who will a<lvi.He w'here piano can he seen. Kind ly furnish references. 2U-2p TRESPA.S'S NOTU'F.—No hunting or trc*^passing of any kind allowtsi on | my land. K. .Mace Young. Ip. PIANOS JUfJf TO ««***•'•*’ Clam Officers Named , W’e re- .Miss iK-euty of design, admire the <iura-1 j,^.avier team than usual in P. C.’s tra<litionally light' s'chcM,! class met at Joanna club Tues- i^bility of the Bahlwin piano. 70 years||^^^^ (’lemson’.s human battering ram, is gift.Hl|<i»y evening and eleetixl the following of experience* an<l research behind . , ‘ n ir f iL.h huil l<*^f*^<*^* .See thrm atlimt wa» si'nsalii.nal. Vfi.ulil hav.-lii-i-ll Hvliwatiii)! . ion titontt'** ion ou»n UmeU Haby (Ir^da, a Uprights, Si>ecial prices home of .Mrs. I), .1. Brimm, Bahlwin Piano repivsenUitive, 120 .S. Broad St. Phone 340-J. FOR S.M.E — Over 500 Hereford calves, yearling and spriiigers. On clean pastures. Your sort from any herd. 'P. B. and Bangs tested., Sev-| eral “ raritiads ~ y'lUjiig" Iowa -honf^sTl Emrm t Z. Chamiel, Iiockridge, Iowa. I ; XoacK“^esi_ Nt‘t hal)it of substituting a!whole new team at a time must have been discourag ing as the Blue .St<H-kings fought on in the face of such odds . . . Six-man football is being trhsl by some high schools in the I’ii^lmont section of the slate. We wouhi like to see it played. MAYBANK WINS OVER MANNING Waring said .Mayhank’s total majori- |ty in Charh'stoM would )»e 11,850. I—A- majttrity-tif o^OI-j-dn-A’lwrleston was all neeileil for Mayhank, W'arihg said. BULBS—BULBS. Paiierwhite .N’ar-j | “If you sustain all these charges cissus, 'I'ulips, Hyacinths, Crocus[ (Continued from page one) i- • • Ma.fl>ank's your governor by mnd Freesias. Colons) Pearl t’hips'then- were east before JJ p. m., when 5,;mh> votes.’’ for Bulb Bowls and .Metal Cups for several eligilde persons did not vote;j Once the proce«‘<lings were inter- growing Hyacinths in glass contain-1 tiliat a rural pidiceman sidiciled votc.s | I’lMded with laughter and Murdaugh ers. Blakely Brothers See<l Store, f,,,- Mayhank at .Meggett "within t«m protested that some persons were Telephone 18,8. Ic f,.(.t of llie polls"; that nann’s wen* nwtking the meeting “a hilarious oc- 'pul on th«‘ pidling lists when no one ca.'ion.’’ I was voting; that voti-s wen' counted Dial "disiiualified voF^ ers" Were peiinitted to c:ist liallots; P.W’.^Y l’l..\.\"r.S. 'I'liis season wi* an' lhat-one man was set'n to “slip" votes featuring .^wi-s Giant Pansies. I’n- into a box "fmm time to time"; that excelled for .817.0, Color and Beauty, thd alisi'iitee l>allots at one precinct I’laec your onh'r now a.-' Llu'y will were chivked by a WP.\ official to mnin he leady for delivei'y. Blakt'ly, s«'e for whom tht'y wen' voted. .Secretary, Evelyn Garner. .Sacrifice CommitU'c, Edna Hamm. Social Commitfi'e, I.4ivinia Ros.s. .Membership ('ommittee, A g n e .s 'rinsley. We carry a complete line of blank hooka. I.edgera. Cash Hooka. Journala, Da.v -Book*,- ete.-Gall - 74 fbr -your needs Chronicle Publiahing Co. Greyhound Terminal For a super-trip go by Super-Coach—enjoy ^ extra luxuries, Kee twice as much going one way and returning another, save 2-3 of the cost of drivinjg^ n El jfaERS DRUG ,STORE Phone No. 1 flreenville ... .85 Jacknonrille. .7. $5.95 Knoxville' ... $4.25 AVinaton-Salem $3.10 Columbia ... $1.00 Richmond .... $6.60 ('harleston ... ... $2.90 Washington .... $7.40 Savannah ... $3.25 New York .. .. $10.65 Big EXTRA Savings on Round Trip Tickets GREY/HOUND .x/m W,A NT ED TO lUlY A fresh young — milk Aow. .\i»i>lv to J. L. Ihcjt^lp ]»hone 'J'"-’!. H- Joanna News Brothers Seed Store. Telephone 188. ; uffj.iiivit said a Giddville, .Sept. It),—.Mr. ami .Mrs. E, Prater and children were week- 1 ml visitors in llatt'shurg. ^ tletective ap-' Mrs. Bertha Rodgi'is ami chihin'n R(K>FL\’G PRICE.S ADV’.ANCING— proacln*d the (h'pom*nt in an effort ,,f Augusta, at*' visiting at the home Ix'1 us re-nK)f your house now withjt" gfl h«'r to sign a statement say-',,| Mr. and .Mrs. E. M. llunn'cutt. Mrs. Forii’s Coitper-Bound Shingles. ThiSjittJf t»he had seen no "immoiid ^'on-:j^^p„j^.^,^ attemiisl the .Smith family super r(M>fing is hnckiNi by seventy-: duct" an<l that the officer t(dd her Williamston park on .Sat- threc years manufacturing experienco. | be wouhi Ih' in “a hell of a fix" if unlay, i Add to this the skill in application ac-jbe did not get the signed statement. | .Miss Naomi Hall spent several i quired through our twenty years gs .Another saiti th*' deponent i-!“threatem'il" with anest if " I South Candina’s leailing roofing con-1 tractors and the result is extra years j »‘d my mouth of nmfing si'rvioe and satisfaction, ties." Still anotht'r Thn'c years to pay. No down pay ment. Free estimates. Ramseur Roof ing Co.. Inc. Clinton Representative Phone '2'M). lOP W. Main St. if Pianos — Standard makes, direct from I factory. Huge sav ings. A. O’Daniel. RUBBER STAMPS .Any kind, to fit any busines.s. 21-hour ser vice. Reasonable prices. Telephone 74. The Chronicle Printers • Stationers saiil the de|»<m- ent was offered a bribe of $5 to leave] the polls ami one more deponent swore he was offmed money to change his, vote for .Matining aftt-r he had al- reaily cast his halh>t. He was as sured he saiil, that tjiis could h«* ar ranged if he wouhi vote for May hank. One watcher de|M>s«‘d that shi' was^ told by an extrutive committeeman i at her precinc.t-Umt ."Mr. .Manning! INSURANCE We think we know the best Fire and Life Insur ance policies. We think we know how to advise the best plans for you. We think we have the best companies. (Consult me. B. H. BOYD, Aflrent Clinton Realty |& Insurance Co. "'“■''jdays visiting relatives in .Amierson open- the past week. Mi.ss Hail was guest alnml "the irrogulari- ,,f honor at a delightful |>aiiy on Sat-, urday t'Veiiing. .Mis.ses .Sudie Mae W<hh1, I'.mma Kat»‘ Oxner and Olivia .Attaway mo tored to Whitmire for a week-end visit. Bud O'Dell visited in Whitmire on Sumtay. His father is .so improvinl in health he is able to he up and alxmt again. Henry Finney, Walter ami Bill By ars, Km.viy .Miore^aml .Mtiiltm Hamm attt'U.ii'u the notoroycle races.at Cae- ean thank you for getting 17 votes Sunday' aftermam. Wause if you ha<l not been here he jj,„j ;vijs. 11. A. Cat'ey of wouhi not have gotten that many. AlreenwthHl. have ht'i'n guests at the One man said in his affidavit that home of the K. G. Carrs, a member of his family went to vote, ^ Miss Grace Bozard has resumed her hut that'the name had already been.Montreal college. N. C. clu'cktHl off as having voted. , The Hawkins home was opened to .1. \Satiei< \Sanng of i harleston. ai? ^he^ A'. W. .A. .Monday evening for a attorm'y for Mayhank, termed^ the meeting followed by a stH'ial hour, affidavits "false an<l slanderous and when delicious refroshments were denit'll the chai'ges “in t<vto.” It was servixl. Misses Ruby Hawkins and" only natural, he .said, that there were Huhy Ix'e Harrelson werre hostes.ses. more votes cast in Charleston in the mV. and Mi*s. Douglas Ross and jit- swond primary than in the first be- daughter of Greenville, spent the cause of the cliaracter of the Man- week-end with the former’s parents, ning campaign speecht‘s. jMr, and Mrs. John Ross. 1 “The astonishing thing," Waring Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Fulmer were at said, *‘w'as not that Maybank receivetl Caesar’s Head Sunday to see the mo- over 20,tH»0 votes but that Manning torcycle races. receiveti more than 1,300. Mr. and Mrs. Calvin McNeil spent He argueil that the testimony of ^he week-end in Kinards with Mr. and Hull was illegal because of the ntan- j Merchant. Tom AiWison of Rt^k Hill, and Has Your Son or Daughter Gone Away to College or to Teach? ner in which it was obtained, but' said he would not move to exclude it from the record. “Are you going to' ilecide" the matter "on the Demo cratic l.nw or on the military law?”, he asktsl. I Que.'ti.lu,ui by R.unlolph Murdaugh,' Hamp’ T" mty committeeman. War ing 8 To the best of my knowl-l e<lgp -..u belief’’ that boxes werej si-aled, that the vote counting ''k’as i public and that watchers were not j thrown out. He admitteil, how’cver, 1 that there were “irregularitie.s’’ atj “one box.” I Asked by E<igar A. Brown of Barn-; iwHl, w’hat would be the result if the i questioned boxes were thrown out, Poorly Nourished Women They Just Can’t Hold Up Are you getting proper nourish ment from your food, and restfil sleep? A poorly nourished body just can’t hold up. And as fix' that run-down feeling, that nervous fa tigue.—don t neglect It! 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