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I' ’ . * THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 1938 V THE CLINTON CHRONICLE. CLINTON C. / WALSH SAY^ AMERICANS WANT NO ENTANGLEMENTS WITH EUROPEAN QUARRELS Los Angreles, Sept. 19. — Senator] will actually assure our peace if we David I. Walsh, Democrat, of Massa- are to remain truly neutral, in fact, chusetts, addressed the opening ses-iis to suspend all trade and ,commerce sion of the twentieth national conven- with all belligerents in time jdf war. tion of the American Legion here to- ^ Such a course may occasion 1sc>me eco day on neutrality, and radicalism. j evidence of our neutrality, ’ "“The realities of today in the world West Clinton Nibws Bill Blackmon of Tenn., is spending the Vernon Trammell.' Miss Flora Tucker of spent Sunday with relatives. | Mr., arid Mrs. W. S. Patton andi children‘of Givenville, Mrs. John . , , - I . , u ♦ ' -11 u • . 1 VI '^lirphy and daughter, Virginia. Mrs.) national defense, nomic loss, but it v^nll be unmistakable , j, - j Thornton of Enoree, visiu*d! relatives Soinday. | , , , Mr. and Mrs. of only one construe-; that strong and ade-; defense, coupled I Mrs. A. L. Waters of Simpsonville,'Greenville, Mrs. Nora Barbery and I Mrs. Ralph Wood, Misses Grape and'Mrs. Minnie Garrtat of Simpsonville, Gladys Leppard, all of Clinton; three and Mrs. Ollie Ix^athtrs of Conestee. sons, Truman, C. E. and Lonzo, of| Funeral servict's v:ert‘ held Wed- Clinton; two brothers, Alva Leppard nosday by Rev.' R. D. Hughes and of Simpsonville, Jim^iie Leppard of. Rev. Clyde Johnson. Interment was I Mauldin; five sisters, Mrs. Rufusimade at Clear Spring cemetery near Goldville, Tucker and Mrs. Mollie Lawson of j Simpsonville. ^ Chattanooga, week with PAGE SEYBI =9 .\TTENTIONI MR„ MRS., AND < MISS SCHOOL TEACHER.- .Why not give me your orders far your magazinea? Either cash ur M days. JAMES W. CALDWELL Call 38 / Into The Home Stretch “In the midst of a darkness and despair 'that hangs over the world, at large admit with human beings crying out every-’tion; namely, where for peace, I plead with this^quate national powerful and jiatriotic organization to accept the challenge to preser\-e peace and order here in our own America, and to continue ceaseless devotion to the claims of justice," he said. “I urge a policy of unquestioned and affirmative neutrality. “We must strain every effort, em ploy every means of vigilance, ex haust every alternative short of mis chievous meddling to prevent another spent I way’s Tommy Galloway' the week-end with Mi*s. Gallo- paixMits, .Mr. and Mrs. O. C. with absolute neutrality, is the lH»st and lH»rhaps the only assurance of peace. “We must not be content until we have an American navy of such size that it may single-handed be a match at sea against any foreign power or combination of powers . • ■ j j ; \\ehavconMnic«withmourfratcs,| ^ob Smith of .NcwlH.nv. wa., the, enemiM that arc challenKmit our ba-; an,I'.Mrs, SIC ideals secretly and stealthily, •striving in devious ways to undermine, j,,.' ,.,j’ them, and w’hose ultimate aim is to' } Chancy in Greenwood. i ' -Mi.ss Minnie Hunt of Lynchbuurg, Va., was the week-end guest of her parents, Mr. and .Mrs. Hunt. I Misses Clauiiie and Huelah Kinard visited friends in Columbia Saturdrfj.l Vernon Smith of New'berry, sjxMiti Virgil , , , a. • , daughter, Nell, spent world conflict But, even more impor- overthrow our sys.tem of organized tHntr,~WT'—rmfst—protcct—<mr- cottntfy-«.»ooBonvic and sociah activity. from becoming entaiigl^Th the mesh "You must gird'^fmrselvw of international rivalry and conspir- against the subtle enemies within our' acy,which inevitably leads to war. 'gates. We seek no't to suppress the “There is no doubt in my mind— right of any man or woman to think and I am sure all who are mindful of and sjieak freely . . . But we exert the World war will agree—that the our utmost influence . . . against the American people wjjj^ever tolerate j apostles of foreign philosophies, alien' an involvement in any war to settle Uo American ideals, who would, if European troubles, to salvage foreign they had their way, topple our most holdings of our own ‘follow the flag’.precious institutions about us, and dollar diplomatis and capitalistic'ei-ect on the ruins thel su|K‘rstructui-e | groups. of destructive authoritarian govern- “In my opinion the only course that meiit.” the week-end; K. Harmon in' It-lTPsicL. -" 1 it Mr. and Mrs. Grange Campbell and son, Silas, visited Mrs. Camp-1 bell’s paixMits, Mr. and Mrs. ('harie GaiTrett in l^aurens Sunday. j J. S. Howard of Greenw'tKxl, visit-j ed friends here Suiulay. I .Mr. and Mrs. Bil King and famiiy,* Mr. and Mrs. .1. U Smith and fam ily of Chester, visited .Mrs. L. W.. King over the week-mid a Mr. and Mrs. Emmie Woo«iy of' Ivaurens, spent .'Saturday with Mr. I "NIPPY” MORNING, ISN’T IT? Better call 62 and jjet a load of clean, du.st-free Coal. We specialize in “chunk” coal—none too bij;. none too small. No dust—no clinkers. C W-S GUANO CO.. INC. Phone 62 We Deliver an<l .Mrs. Theixiore Qui*en. ,Rev. ( harlie William.son of War-i rein ille ha.'^ been lallmt to the jia.stor- ate of the ( huieh of (oxl here. The former pa.''tor. Rev. Patterson, was! transferred to Lake Citv. to learn hospital With The Sick Kriemis of Kd Hueks regret he is a jiatient at the Baptist I in ('olumbia. I Glad to report Miss Ruth Roberts is iK'ing nicely after utulergoing an' I appendix o|H‘ration at the liK’al hos-i ; pital. Picnic Enjoyed j- —The-^ club—mci J entertai mid with a. qucitic -iit. Milfucl t "n Saturday evmiing SPECIAL EXCURSION SEPTEMBER 23 AND 21 FROM CLINTON RETURN Tickets On Sale For All Trains Sept. 23 and 24 - and For Train 11 Arriving Atlanta Morning; Sept. 25 TICKETS GOOD IN COACHES ONLY Tickets Good On All Trains Returning Up To and Includ- in)j: Train 12 Leaving Atlanta 9:15 P. M., Sept. 25th. ' Consult Ticket A^ent ^EABOARBiAHULlNEieMLWAy Miscellaneous Shower Given .\ miscellaneou.' shoxj'er wa^ given <Mi Friday evening in honor of .Mrs. .Sara Murphy, t>y .Mrs. ,Ioe Terry. .Many games and eontests were en- ^ joyi-d after whicli the gifts wen* pre- >.-•iy' 1 i f‘tmi>liy. .Many Ix'aii- tiful and useful gifts were receivedr The hostess served delightful re freshments. I Bridal Shower Given A Inidal shower Wa- given .Satur day by .Mrs. \'ngil Wi-bb in honor of her sister, .Miss Helen Smith, who is a reeent brid«*-elect of this city, j .Many beautiful gifts Were receivnl. After the presentation of the gifts the hostess served delicious refreshments. A Stitch In Time Saves Nine! La.st year’s shoes irtay appear worn, but we can make them look exclusive with our remaking; process—^so inex pensive and quick. THE CITY SHOE SHOP We Call For and Deliver West Pitts St. Phone 9283 Smith-Brittain Kites M.rs. Thelma W(*bb announces mar riage of her sister, .Miiss Helen Smith, to Ernest Brittain on Saturday, Sept. 1". j The ceremony was performed by Probate Jmlge Ross 1). Young in I Laurens at foui o’clock Satunlay af- ; ternoon in- the pie.sence of a few- close/ friend.H and relative.s. The bri<le and grtM>m left Sunday for .Morganton, .N. vshere they will make their home. J Edgar E. Leppard l‘asses Edgar E. Leppard, for the last fifteen montli- a re.-iiient of (dinton, diixl suddenly at n«M»n .Monday at his home. .Mr. l.«*ppard was 41 year.s of age and Was born near .Simj».sonvi!Ie, .where he had lived practically all of his life. Hi- parents were the late liesse and .Sudie Adam.s Mr. I I.a't*pai'd was a member of Calvary jBa[)tist church in Clinton. I Surviving are his widow, .Mrs. I>oia I Bagwell lx*i)pard; four daughters. NOTICE! FOR PAYMENT OF CITY TAXES Notice is hereby given that Town Taxes for the Town of Clinton will be due and collectable between October 1st and November 15th, for the year 1938. The Tax Books will be opened for the collection of taxes at the office of the Town Clerk on October 1st, and will remain open each day thereafter, Sunday excepted, up to and through November 15th. " A penalty of ten (10) per cent will accrue on all taxes not paid on or before Tuesday, November 15th, which penalty will be in force through Saturday, December 31st, after which an additional five (5) per cent will accrue. The levy for current fiscal year is thirty-seven (37) mills; tw'elve (12) >mills for current operating expen.ses and twenty-five (25) mills for interest and sinking fund on various Bond Issues outstanding. The foregoing notice is given pursuant to Ordinance passed by the Town Council. D. C. HEUSTESS, City Clerk' MeINTOSH SHOE SHOP 34 MUSGROVE ST. TELEPHONE 185-W WORK CALLED FOR AND DELIVERED. 666 cures MALARIA in 7 days. Relieves COLDS first day Liquid, Tablets HEADACHE. Salve, Nose Drops 30 artinutes Try “Rub-My-Tism*’—World’s Liniuicnt Clinton Finance Co., Inc. ♦ Auto Financing Fire Insurance , Office: - JACOBS & CO. BLDG. SCHOOL SUPPUES We Have a Complete Supply... send Tour Children Here for Their Needs We are ready to serve the school children’s and teachers’ wants with everything for the class room except textbooks. We have a com plete assortment of all school supplies needed, from the small tot to the college student. 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