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CUNTON CHRONICLE. CLINTON L C.
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 20, 19.W
CASINO THEATRE
JOANNA NEWS
MONDAY AND Tl ESDAY,
October 24 and 25
'ir
PEOPLE
YOU KNOW
P. C. End Coach
Goldvillc, Oct. 11.—The friend.s 6f —
.Mr. and .Mrs. Deery will sympathize
with them becau.se of the $erious con-j— Mrs. A. H. McQueen and littleV
■ dition of their daughter. Mrs. Fren-j daughter, Jean Elizabeth, of Utta,
opawn Ol tllC zen ha.< been removed to a hospiul in are visiting Mns. McQueen’s parent*,,
^ »Ch»cago where further x-rays and Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Pinson. Mr. Mc-
North” tieatnienl are found to be necessary. Queen accompanied them here for the
.Mrs. Iteery will remain with her week-end. |
daughter indefinitely. , 0. C. Woodruff of Columbia, visit-'
Messrs. Rudolph and Ralph Prater,’f*'! .Mr. and .Mrs. E. T. Woodruff and,
Colic Gruber. Frt*d Ro.ss and Julian family for the week-end.
Hunnicutt made their weekly trip to .Mrs. Eugene Ashmore and children
a football game, thi.s time to see the of Charlotte, N. C., spent the week-
Wake Forest-f'arolina game at Co- end with relatives in the city. 1
lumhia. Mi.ss Ruth .McKeithan of Converse^
Mrs. llayne Willingham and daugh- college, and .Miss Rebe Dillard of A.sh-
tei, Kli/.alH*th^ and Otis .Murphy spent wowl, spent the week-end with Miss'
' Dillard’s parents, .Mr. ^nd Mrs. L. R.
Dillard.
Starring (JEOKtiK HAFT, HENRY
FONDA. IM)KOTH V 1. A M O U K .
JOHN BARKYMORK and LYNNE
0> EKMAN.
George Raft, rowdy rover of the
Northern seas . . . Dorothy l.amuur.
his girl, who fights fiercely for love,
in a story as stormy a.s the roaring
Arctic! .\d venture, romance where
dangers are greater, friendships
stronger, lo^es dt^i’iJer, hat»*« m<»re
vicl»»u', fun more riotons than ,iny-
where else on earth!
••Porkj the Fireman."
"News of the Day.”
10 \. M. .^hoH —MONDAY.
I Oc and 2.*>c
WKDNKSD.AV, THI RSI).\Y,
October 25 and 27
“Little Tough Guys”
The DEAD-END KII»S. HEI.EN
PARRI.'^II. .lAt KIK .SKARL. ROB
ERT XMl.tOX and BILLY HALOP.
Life made him a gutter snipe—love
made him a man. You'll laugh a lit
tle . . . crj a little . . . and thrill a lot
to the greatest human drama of life
in the raw that e\er startled the
Krr»*en!
( oined>. "The Old Raid .Mule.”
“Popular Science.”
A. M. Show—WEDNFilSUAY.
lOc and l.’ic
MOD.AY A.ND SATURDAY,
October 2S and 29
.'Saturday in Columbia.
.Mr. and .Mrs. .loe Ixach and Hugh
spent .Sunday
arg of
Groonville,
with .Mr. and .Mrs. ( . J. Craig.
.Mr. and Mrs. W. R. .Sullivan and
Constance and Woodrow .Sullivan vi.s-
jtid relatives in Wiliiainston .Sunday.
.Mr. and .Mrs. Cecil Rlakidy and
sun, .Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Dickey
and
live
.Mid.s Helen .Adair, .Mr.s. R. R. Ral-
lard, .Mr. and .Mrs. W. T. I’utnam,
.Mrs. I'. R. Adair and .Mrs. R. P. Chap
man attended an Eastern Star meet
ing in Greenville Thursday night.
.Mr. and .Mrs. J. A. Cheatham spent'
AS Years Ago
fteras of Interest From The Cht
Chronicle
family of Belmont, Ohio, have moved
here to make their home.
Dr. and Mrs. Jack il. Young and
October 18, 1923
Contract for the
i Leroy Springs gymnasium
j byterian college wa.s awarded Tues-
: day to C. L. Rounds of this city,
t Rev. W. H. Stevenson, for the past
five years pastor of the local A. R. P.
.church, has resigned his work to go
to M'hite Oak in Fairfield county,
w'here he assumes the piastorate of
two churches.
Cary Clyde Brown, Presbyterian
college student, died at the local hos
pital Monday from injuries received
in footba/11 practice last Thursday af
ternoon,
Mr. and Mrs. R. S. Gaskill and
Mr. and Mrs. Pringle Copeland are
spending the week in Cincinnati, Ohio.
Mrs. J. L. McCracken and little
erecHon of the daughter of Columbia, and Mrs. John
at Pres- Lindsey of W'ashington, Penn., are
guests of their sister, Mrs. E. B.
Sloan.
The W’oman’s auxiliary of the First
Freabyterian church gave a reception
F riday evening at the church in hon
or of the college student body.
On Thursday afternoon Mrs. B. 0.
Whitten entertained at a lovely re-
c(*ption complimenting Mrs. Fred
Hines of Colum-bia, Miss Thelma
Whitten of Pendleton, Mrs. F. L.
Webb, .Mrs. Sarah Hogan, Miss Ay-
liffe Robinson and Miss Norma Hal-
lett.
the week-end with relatives in Abbe-
Mis. I.<<’ila 1 urnei visited rela- ville. .Mr. t'hc'atham'.s mother, .Mr.s.
in F.lbeiton, Ga., on .Sunday. Helen K. (’heatham, accompanied
.Mrs. .I<din Keilmun has been spend- them home for a vi.sit. I
ing the past f*-vv <lays in Laurens with
her .<ister, .Mr.s. Roy .McDowell, who
euntimies to be .-eriously ill.
.Mr. and .Mrs. Dan Gunter visited
relatives in I’nion last vveek-ejid.
.Mr. ami .Mrs. J. H. l)aven|»orl ami
family visited .Mr. and .Mrs. E. J.
Evans ill .Augusta, Ga., .Sunday.
Mr. ami Mrs. (’. L. Higginbotham
ami sun of .Anderson, spent .Sunday
with .Ml. ami .Mrs. W. K. Brown.
.Mr. and .Mrs. J. D. O’Dell motorid
, to Nuw'lmrry .Sumiay,
I '.Mr. and .Mrs. Cecil O’Dell,
M iss .Mae Barton was the week-end
guest of .Miss Alice .Smith, in Sjiar-
tanburg.
Mi ss Ludie Nell Scott and Carol
Reid spent Sumiay in Union with
friends.
Braxton Dutton, Jr., and little son
spent Thursday with .Mrs. C. <'. .Mad.
den near Laurens.
Bailey WilliainH, Presbyterian col
lege end roach, who is working with
Head Coach Walter Johnson. Wil
liams is doing his first year of col
lege coaching as he works with the
Blue Hose. He was graduated from
Davidson college last year, where
he was captain of the football team
anti all-North ( arolina end.
Hundreds Attend
Formal Opening
The formal opening of Maxwell
Bro.s. & Kinard, furniture dealers,
succe.ssors to S, .M. & E. H. Wilkes
Mr. and Mrs. Rowland .S'pearrnan of * comjiany w-hosc interests they pur-
Greyhound Terminal
KELLERS
DRUG STORE
Phone No. 1
I'd STILL Travel by Supw^Coaeh
"Tnm OTouch, Grtyhooad fans ar* low«t—and y«t .
VM (ct tba moct advantaiaa triYcIing by Supar-
Coach I CioM-up aiKht-SMing, optional routca, graattr
mafort—plus aatra saTingii” For taamplat
Greenville 85 Jacksonville ... $5.95
Knoxville $4.25 Winston-Salem $3.10
Columbia $1.00 Richmond $6.60
Charleston $2.90 Washington .... $7.40
Savannah $3.25 New York .... $10.65
iff EXTRA $a4aga m Raoad Trip ^ —
.lacksoriville, F'la., visited their .son-
, in-law ami daughter, .Mr. and .Mrs.
.Mr.s.’Henry Hunter, for a few days the
Roby I.jinford ami daughter spent week.
.'Saturday in Gieeiiville
“Give Me A
Sailor”
The
With the Sick
friends of .lack Leake will re-
Starring BOB HOPE. MARTHA
RAYE. BE'ITY tlKABBLE and JA( K
WMITINt;.
Pull up anchor and nteer your Iwau
to the grandest comedy of the season
. . . more excitement than a review
of the Pacific and .Atlantic fleets.
Hear the new songs: “What’s Going
on Here in M> Heart?” "Just u Lit
tle hiss \t Twilight,” ”U. .S. A. ami
You.”
“KI.XSH t.ORIMlN’S TRIP TO
M-ARS” No? .'1. “(’tips and R«»hlH*rH.”
".N»ws of the Da>.”
iOc and 2.'>c
Broadway
Theatre
.MU.ND.AY AM) TUESDAY,
()clulH*r‘2l and 2.'>
.Mr.s, Cecil R. Abrams of .Spartan
burg, is visiting her mother, Mrs. R.
A. .Steer.
.Mr. ami .Mrs. Taylor Martin are
now occupying their new home on the
Clinton-.Mountville highway.
Mr. ami .Mrs. John W. Little spent
Wedne.sday at the state fair in
lum'bia.
gret to hear that he is ill at the home
’of hi.s brother in Clinton. He i.s mi.s.stsl
hy the children and the older folk, too,
whom he has .served so pleasantly at
the store f«»r many years.
The condition of W. FI. ‘ Ray, who' Mrs. -Mary Prather is visiting her
has been confined to his bed for many; daughters in Greenwood,
weeks shows a slight improvement. Mrs. <’. FI. Nichols and little son,I
.M..>. Will Heckum, who has been Jimmy, are vi.siting .Mrs. Nichols’ pa-'^'®
confined to her beil fur two weeks,! rents, .Mr. and Mrs. B. Fi. Wilson,
chased, was held F'riday and .Satur-,
day and attended by throngs of |)eo-
ple. throughout the two days.
The store wa.s attractively arranged
for the opening event with many love
ly flowers on exhibit. Souvenirs were
given to the children attending and
all visitor.s requested to sign a card
which gave them a chance to win
three valuable prizes. j
When the time for the drawing ar-
(’o-M'ived Saturday night at nine o’clock,
the store was packed to overflowing.
GREYHOUND
IS gHining strength each ilay.
Hlubcit Godfrey is out again
a thict weeks' illtiess.
aftei
Hospital Pafienf.s
.Vl'.aii Nel-'un umleiweiil
geiicy ajqu luiix operation
beny hosjiital on .'sumiay.
Ml'. Biamlie .Martin i.s improving
ail
at
emer-
.N eVv-
iqieration at
following an appendix
the Hays hospital.
Ml's. Edna I.yles umi<TW*‘nl an op
eration at the Newlierry hosjiital on
Tiie.sday. Her fiiemis will lie delight
ed to know shi
i'faetoi ily.
.Mrs. .lames Lens
fiom an operation at
hosjiital.
is convale.sciiig sat
IS
till
recoviu itig
New berry
.Spartanburg.
Mrs. V'elma R. ('uttino,
gramF matron of the South
Drder of the Flastern .Star, sjient
'ruesday ami Wednesday with .Mrs.
R. P. C'hajiman. On Tuesday evening
ATFs. Cintino ami .Mrs. Chajiman, ac-
coinjianii'd hy .\lrs. .lohn D. Davis,
.Mrs, Eugene Hitt aml^j^.Miss Flliza-
heth Cojieiami attended a meeting of
the F'.astern Stai in Gray'Court.
.Miss Lois Page sjuuit tlie week-i-nd
with her falhei, W. .M. Pagi'. in Sjiar-
iHirhui g.
' The following out-of-town relative.s
ami fiiemls wen* here .Momlay for the
funeral of .Mrs.'.I
with many on the outside unaible to|
gain admittance. A picture of the
large crowd was made by Nichols, lo-
photographer, after which word.sl
of welcome and appri*ciation were ex-.
I pressed in behalf of the firm for the
worthy reception extended by the pub-j
('arolina ‘ • •''^“’‘"■ell. of Augu.sta, a
member of the firm of Maxwell Bros.,
was lueseiit ami introduced to the au
dience.
Winners iti the drawitig were: F’irst
jirize, Flnteijiiise range, George Phil-
lijis; seeoml ju i/.e. Sleeper mattress,
.Mrs. John Ilollaml Hunter; third
Jirize, ea.sy chair ami ottoman, L. A.
Hall.
Farm Pntgram Under Attack
FREE VOTE COUPON
In The Clinton Chronicle
^^Christmas Club” Prize Campaign
I hereby cast 500 FREE VOTES to the
credit of-
M
Address !
This roupan neatly clipped out, name and addrea* of the candidate
filled in. and mailed or delivered to the (!ampaign Department
of The Clinton Chronicle, will count 500 FREE VOTES. It doea
not coat anything to cast these coupona for your favorite candi
date, and you are not restricted in any aenae in voting them. Get
all you can and send them in—they all count.
Do not roll or fold. Deliver in flat package.
NOTE—This coupon should be voted on or before November 15th.
(f intirijcd trom jiagc one!
been doubled by .Mr. Wallace's jiro-
F'. .IhcoIis, Sr: D. L. grams and that counts with the farm-
“Letter Of
Introduction”
Marring VDOIPIIK MKN.MM .
.WliKF.X I KF.DS. F.D(.XR BERGEN
and ( 11 XRME M c ( X R I II X and
(.1 UKI.E Ml RPin.
InliiHlucing >ou lo a lrnl> great
picture! X drama ot the heart ... so
ni«i\ing . . so human . . . >et so
ci.iikling with langbtcr . . . that onl>
a master cast directerl b> a master
roubi du it justict'’
“t Roads of the ttrimif.”
“Pictorial Re\iew."
HI X. M. Show~H ESD.XX.
Mir and 2ite
NNKDNKSDAY. THUKSDAY.
OcloluT 25 and 27
“Meet The Girls”
XNilh IXN.N BARI. JCNE I.XStl.
RtHlEIM Xl.l EN. Rl III IMtN.NEL-
IX t.ENE KU KHXRT. and ERIK
RHttDFl.'s. This is the first of the
"IliK Town t,irls" scries Plenty
lanuh' and funn> 'ituations.
“Crime Takes
X Holiday”
Starring J.X( K TIOLI . M XRCI A
K.X! .^TON. and DOl t.LASS Dl .M-
BRII.I.K. Ill lit is a.' forceful as exer,
as a di.strict attornex in a move
against gangsters.
“Penn}’*< Party.”
.\. XL Show illl RSDXX.
IOc and l.'ic
Engagement XnnoiinctHl
Thfi'e 'cems to In- all t-jiidemic of
cngagiim-nts among the sons of the
U. E. Itrowns. Last week we an-
iioum'ed the engagement of .Mac ami
I'ldiia ami this week the engagement
of Pom Brown ami Virginia PaintiT,
daiightt 1 of Mrs. .Molly Pnmtei of
< lintoii. Is announced. Tmu ami Vir
ginia ha\e many fiiemL Imtli in GoKl-
ville and t'linton who extern! to them
till' best of gootl wislu-s ami sincere
coiigi atuiation.s.
Jsurpri.se Parties
.Among those gathered at the home
of .Mrs. Ed Oslioine on F'ridny eve
ning was .Mrs. Doiis F'armer. Not
susjuvting that .she was the guest of
honor, she awaited the coming of the
Misses .Sura Osborne and Modene
Finney, for whom she thought a sur-^
juisc birthday jiarty was lu-iiig given.
Gaines were jdayed. Then to the com
plete lUiUvftishinent of .Mim F’anner a
sliowi'i of beautiful gifts was given
her. ,\t the close of the evi-ning a de-
lieious salad eour.se was servtal.
.Monroe, l.aurens; .Mrs. B. F'.Iliott,
Columhia; Dr. Thornwell .lacoli.s ami
l>r. ami .Mrs. Dillard Jaeohs, .Atlanta;
Mr. ami .Mrs. Harrell Wilson, Green
ville; .Mrs. .Morg.-in Todd, .Siinji.Hon-
ville; .Mivs. Cyrus Itailey, .Mrs. F'rank
F’b'iniiig. ami .Mrsy Rohert Woods, .Au
gusta; .Mr. ami Mrs. Roy Barksi
Mr. ami .Mrs, .A. W. Brice, GreeiiwiHHl;
•Mr. ami Mrs. Ben Shockley. Hugh
ShiK'kley, \N alter .Montgomery, and
George I'ornelson, Sjiartanhurg; .Mrs.
O. O. Copeland, Mrs. W. (). .Miller,'
.Mrs. Flverett Evans, .Mr. and .Mrs. J.
C. .Lihnsoii, .Mr. and Mrs. P. D. .lohn-
son, .Ir., .Newberry; Mrs. .lessie Bisen,
.Mrs. lyois Hill, .Mrs. Lueille Webb,
.Mrs. 1/ouisi- Neely, .Mrs. lAuaiiu' Gil
mer, .XIrs. Lucia Harris, .Mrs. Lucia
lludgi'iis, .Miss Nina Sullivan, Mrs.
Eubank Paylor, .X|rs. Nell I’revost.
Mrs. Bess Muldrow, .Mrs. .1. C. Har
ris, Mrs. W. M. Trammell and Dr.
.1. 11. I’arter, .Amlcrsoti.
ers,” the Kentucky .senator sai«l. "The |
Ri-jiiiblicans had jilenty of chances to
aid the farmer in the jiast. F’.very-
bodv knows what they did.”
To My Friends
To thowe in Clinton and elsewhere
who have helped me in The Clinton
Ch-onicle “Christmas Club" Campaign
I wish to extend my sincere thank.s.
There are -many 1 have not yet call
ed upon, which I hope to do stwin. I
assure you that I will deeply appre
ciate your renewal or new subscrip
tion during the remaining we4-ks of
the campaign.
HELEN ADAIR
.At Pet Adair’s Furniture Store
(Advertisement)
Protect Your. Home
I HAVE JUST WHAT YOU NEED.
HAMP BOYD
Builders Service
Phone 48-J
Next To Express Office
New Chevrolet To i
Appear Saturday
Tlu' new P.tJ'.* t'hevrolet will be
shown for the fir.-^l time .''atnrday at
Mr>. .Murrah Entertains showrooms of Giles Chevrolet
On .''atuiilay evening Mr.'. Munah ,^,,1 \v,.st .Main street, local
invited tlw younger set to a suijni.se (’Vn.vrolet dealers. The public is cor-
jiarty in honor of her daughters invited for the presentation,
birthday. Victoria came home to fiml Charlotte la.st
lu'i friends awaiting to wish her many 'I'hursday for a dealers pre-sho-wing
hajijiy ictuins of the day. .A ineny state.** that the
evening of games followed. Victoria
was the recijiient of many attr.ietive
gifts. Misses Naomi Gaskin, Lucia style.
.N.ihors, and Rutli Hair assisted the I'^nice" is offered
ho'tt‘sscs in serving rel're.shments.
a
new car
new models embody vital advances in
afety, performance, economy, com-
“Chevrolet’s the
at substantially
reduced juices.
*N1) SATURDAY
••nd 29
.Attend Garden Schmd
The outstanding eluh event of the
past wi'ek was the trip the six Garden
dull inenU'ers inatie to (^olunihia to
allind the gartlen schtml at the Uni-
Vfisiiy of .^outh Carolina. Delega
tions from all over the state as well
as from North Carolina, (uMigia, and
\ irginia were in attendance.
ROSE PLANTS READY
The city wishes to cooperate with
those desiring to plant roses this fall,
ami will make purchases for you at
UK- per plant if you will notify me
of your needs not later than Monday,
(K'tober 24th.
I CLYDE S. L.ANKFORU, Supt.
I Cemetery and Streets.
DONT MISS THESE
tion.s. A huge Christmas tree will
stand in the community square. .At
sundown Mr. Moorhead will press the I
,, , - , ^ I
Coming Events Announced
The Woman’s club is entering a
usy season. .Aside from its depart-
*ntal work it will offer four wrorth-
’e activities to the village on Hal.
•n. Thanksgiving and Christmas, j button to light the tree. At that mo-
'ween is the night for fun and ment a trumpet will proclaim with
hosts,witches and black cats!“Holy Night.” The opening of» the
the village, w'hich will be Christmas season, carols will be sung
ne of the merriest par- by the people of the village led by
, ■"V“F'riday, October the community chorus and junior
^ I choir.
he village will The club activities of the season
•v Thursday, will come to a close with the presen-
tnlugiving, tation of a play on Sunday evening,
I j December 25, when the drama de-
^v, De- partment will present a beautiful and
fes-
'ra-
altogether new interpretation of the
Christmas story.
BIG 3PECIALS
Ladies’ Full Fashioned Pure Threi^
SILK HOSE
/ Up to $1.15 Retailer. Imperfects.
29c Pair
- ■*
SHEETING 3 Yards for iQc
Anderson's 5 & 10c Store
Clinton, S.C.