The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, October 20, 1938, Image 7
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, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1938
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THE CLINTON CHRONICLE, CLINTON. S. C.
PAGE SEVEN
To Attend
Meet In Greenville
EN PASSANT
, Passers-by at the hotel are struck'
Members oi the Clinton Laons clubj^j^jj attractive Kiarigiis sipi “ '
THE SPORTS CHATTERBOX
By TENCH OWENS
Netmen Gather Jurors Drawn For
At P. C. Clinic Two Wedcs’ Term
Tonight at eight o’clock Clinton
i Ml «r j « • u* . i sign re-j In the midst of a thrilling gridiron ^easop when sports pages are blazoned) will again have the opportunity to „;ii • t
will go to Greenville Tuesday night cently erected on one of the porch ‘.v # n v ji* i>_ v * • n * u u • w i ,court will convene in Laurens
* ^ ^ ^ football headlines, Presbyterian college dares to be different again witness championship tennis play as ,i-„ rv-, o,
t.ro. ,nd hour i,he m.tohless BiWo Grunt of At-'
A two weeks’ term of common pi
on Moor
for a zone meeting of representatives columns giving ^e time
mwt ut'«nul“to lItttnIl"VhrmS!))f The, “P™''' ‘f"' ‘JT«' P'*!'®'* '» mawrial for , p" ;, P'^JJ f w? f<>ll«»i"(t venire of-juror.:
Carolina sicn is a gold colored emblem with a junior l>avis cup teams, and to emphasize sportsmanship will be the lan nuaa, wno aeieaiea wu- Laurens township: F, C. Cunning-
^ ^ A*. — .... m £^t* 111 Q^n r h 1 o e 11 nn va\ a w on/1 vncsva* ^
and brings forth this week its third annual tennis clinic.
The jury commissioners .this weak
will go in a group to
of the cliAs in this area.
Members are requested to
6:00 o’clock promptly at the -..aive.,,.-. is • vuiuidu wim a — • —• ' —* • ■ — AIl’«rt th' H tVi —
Service station, from which point they large white K on a blue center back-* three-^old purpose of the splendid faculty of nationally-known * p ^ j^jham, N. L. Wallace, Jr., T. W. Shea^,
Greenville. aground, the official emblem of Ki- instructors who have been secured by the clinic. t hi W- Brown, L. D. Glenn, J.
jwanis International. The first Ki-* A great amount of credit is due ^President W. P. Jacobs, who has been the exhibition ^ Henry W illiams.
wanis club was organized in Detroit, inspiring force which caused the success of the clinic idea, and to William Thi^ iwhihitinn U a nnri nf' J- B- Kntrekin, S. B. ESd-
Mkh., by a small group Of business c, Lufler, who has directed the last two tennis clinics. iho Third .\nnual Tennis riinic which^ Brownlee, Vt. G. Hendez^
men on Jan. 21, I^IS and has Tennis big-wigs and enthusiasts from schools in North Carolina, South began yesterday at Presbyterian col-‘*”jJu_\ T w T
Carolina. GiKirgia, Florida and Alabama are enlisted in the aibny of rac- lege. The clinic is under the J ^ ’ ‘ '
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States and Cana^ exceeds 1„5,000. seeking improvement'in their games during the clinic. Other pices of the United States l.awn nuia- VVu^Jn u:oJfVi'nr t u
Kiwanis came into Clinton 16 years ^ , .u . u o / w i ** **^* \Veathers, John
ago with B. H. Boyd as its first ^ Udween P. C. and the University Tennis Association. It is directed by,^ ^ Temploton.^H.’C. Gar-
president, and the late Gilbert Blake- North Carolina, a meeting of tennis coaches from the five states, a * ' • tonni> coach. «illiam (. Lut- j
ly as its secretary. From the or- meeting of the S. L. T. A., and exhibition matches. i j i * •, i -lacks: J. I). Copeland, D. A. H.
ganization in 1^22 a long list of presi-’ Indications are that the weather, unlike last year’s clinic, will be fine ' '1- ^1- Barnett.
Lib.- Its pres- for tennis, and the P. C. counts are in excellent shape for three days of , , i ^ n • J Ju ^ Waterloo: W. h. Holt, James Sim.s,
. . 1 . A • . schools and colleges in South (aro- t a t-...... ii n
n. IS a true wear and tear. \Ne believe that a great deal <n constructive value to tennis y v..rtVv r .ni o-i.. i roj Hill.
l‘ confidence the South will be rendered eventually by the annual P. C. clinic. j \lab ima are receiving ni-r ^uffletown: H. J. Hill. C. R. Ro-
entire mom- ^ ‘ art uH-ining ptr- j y fijakelv.
sona! instruction at the hands of a
ganization in 11^22 a long
dents have served the club.-
ent head, R. E. Ferguson.
WANTED — Your wiring, plumbing, Kiwanian and' holds the
repairing and Door sanding. Urge and h-gh regard of the e ^ u.ut... «t t..c ..anus lu « p v. . i t o
or small jobs, we appreciate your ^s-hip. Kiwani.- is deri\tnl from an Newberry Indians threw a big scare into P. C. supporters last Friday fine group of tennis professionals. Ow .n« r \i li
patronage. Radios, tubes, and guarmn- Indian word meaning—W e Build. they led, 6 to 0, until little Jimmy Dennard whizzetl his way down Th-' instructors are: William C. sdliVan- \ ()'‘Y -I
MAN™Crtv’‘'Ei*^'rk ■ 4^ f- «*vi®n t'«W* the .lUtinc- '*"■ f-v « to-jehd.wn followed by dhe extra yeha heated Utile,Kd Kennedy. |n-ofes,.ional at |j„i, “valker."'^
Co Htone 36 Fr« tinn of being conntetetl with ,he O' «>Pohomore end J. C. Coleman. \\ amngton X a John Kenf,eld coach ^
Co. Phone 2b. bstimate* free. Thomwell orphanage Ibnger than any It was really too close for comfort as the big Nexv-Wny fonvaid wall held I • Harry^ l-ogleman,| ‘Turkey to Stress Dtmiocracy at
FOR SALE-Xoker’s Fullgrain Oats, other member of its staff. For five the Blue Hose at bay. while their own backs displayed some of the leaval f'a"-.*’ reads a headline, (losih, hasn’t
pure and unraixed. Apply to David years he was a pupil in the home, rlazzle-dazzle. In Uooley, the Indians have one of the In-st all-round backs nationa lan ing amateur. cem»>ciac> had stress enough lately?
Pitts at Oil Mill. Ic after which he be^anm foreman of have seen this year. That husky lad can do wonders with a f.mcbaH. the'showinrlf an^nft^ucHo.rrnTvTe* national silTvey shows that
the printing office and has held this,
, , the showing of an instructional movie •*' national survey
FOR SALE — Oregon Giant Pansy ""-,7 " "X '"nurino- 'bi, ^ turned in an almost flawless game at end w-htle Dick hy the USLTA an.l ontitkMl -^uu'rica spends moiv money on its
plants, ready for delivery. $1.25 per 5! . , X Ik . Mei.sky, June Moore, and Dennard were scintilating in the Blue Mckk.ng Tennis Tecnique. Yesterday after- than it does on its .shoes. And
hundred. 75c for fifty. Mrs. W. E. tion hV^^hirtaught"hundreds ofVoys . . . . they were welcomed by P. U.’s thvrvS^ a little item after every jokc-
Monts, phone 201.
11-3-3C
(the printing trade, and has un-selfish-.
Saturday the Blue Hose meet a dark horse opponent in the Prayiii^ t’ol- president. Dr. William P. Jacobs, who ^uiith s heart.
FOR SALE-86t, acre farm on edge''.’ P'O" of h.a time in hel|iing-.level..p Ht.-y will “be at han.e" ta Etttory .«,1 llent-y ,„igi„a,e.l the cliitic i,lea ami i, now.
rUK b.A.Lit. Bb*^ acre larm on eage ^ You’ve won three out of five. Blue Hose, so keep up the gc»od work! national chairman
of city limits of Clinton, 65 acres ^oys and girls Mr. .'^tutts knows
in cultivation. 3 dwelling houses, 2 orphanage next week.
barns. Will sell at bargain price. Ap- person, his ac<,uaint-
ply to R F Adair Clinton, S. C. tf covering everj- part of the' Coach Wilder’s Red Devils lost a game to the hasley Licen Wave r inlay
national chairman of the USLT.\
t committee to establish clinics in a
dozen key points in the nation.
Ttulay instruction took place on the
courts and in the class rooms. To-1
I United Sutes ami several foreign The two teams were as evenly matched as two teams could be, acconliiig » • n i , .
RYE GRA.SS for Grom Winter Uwaj!c«untri«. Ho knows the name .nj .n roporta. i' ''"'U''"
and Pastures, The Ideal Winter athlress of hundrt-ds of hoy.s and girls spite of the fact Easley had been warmtl to watch Hall King, it .was ^tUTt’K OF S\l PI OP' PUOPERTy'
Grass. Turnip, Tendergreen and Mus- who were reareil in the institution ^
run in the first moments p»f the game, and
tard Seed, Onion Seta, Flower Pots, and they in turn know and love him..,.. . ^ , . . , m,k,....-k « naarL...! f.w th».
Vigoro and Bone Meal. Blakely Broth- Thomwell would not be ir r' a T , a T
ers Seed Store. Telephone 188. Ic without Mr. Stutts, who ilTa most '<■«
FOR TOWN OF ( LINTON TAXES
AM) PAVINt; ASSE.SS.MENTS.
FOB SALE—Nice fat hens. See Mrs
valuable and conscientious member of strong^zippositron as well as against weak-opposition.
' I
Hy virtue of a -certain tax ext>cu-
its staff of a-oriiers.
Easley’s vaunted running attack wavt^d before the stubAiorn Clinton tion to me directed and hMlged in my
J. B. Dailey. 47 Ferguson St. 27-2c, pline. and the Green Wave was forced to take to the air for a score. The ;>ffice by I). C. Heustess, Clerk of the
FOR RE.VT - Two-room apartment, »f seniority, Miss R^d’ Devils have nothing whatever to be asham^ of in losing by such a J';™.",wni“seinn"fmn”t of
furnished, private bath. Mrs. Annie '“Vi "'“■'fi'' *» ‘ . . .. the fity Hall ” he7wn of 'hn on ■
L. r ranks, College V lew. Phone
10-27-
BULBS— BULBS. Paperwhite
and”F^i^esT^l^^Color^H’"p^aHx'^p^I^.sed"throughhas ot their own alniut who will win. Both teams usually play inspired ball hours of .sale, the following de.scribed
for Bulb Bowls and .Metal Cups for given her life in unselfish service for against each other, so it ought to be one of the best games yet. propi-i ty, to-wit:
growing Hyacinths in gla.ss contain- the development of children. It is^ ~~ _ _ ' ^ , « » .
«r8. Blakely Brothers Seed Store, a privili*ge for any child to 1h* a ^ KI 1HOOVCT gVSKS VOtC
Telephone 18S. Ic member of .Miss Owens’ graile and Lydia Mill News
under her instruction and training.
FOR RENT-Three-rotim apartment, she knows how to interest children — — ,, “ , In^peildeiltS
upstairs. Private ,bath, kitchennette. the school room. , Hartford t^nn Oct 17-Herbert*
On Mu.sg.ove street. -^PPlX to Mrs. higher tribute can U- paid any Mrs. Mansel Hridwell and children „Amencan elec-
Lula S. Daudson, phone 1.50-W . I^ ti*acher. ^ attendeil a family reunion in irate in a speech tonight to elect
Shoals on Sunday.
PANSY PLANTS. This season we are
featuring Swiss Giant Pansies. Un-
A gentleman wbo has liveil all over
“indepr-ndent-minded” men to con-.
the United States and in (’anada. .said
The W. M. S. meets next Tu«
excelled for Size, Color and Beauty. . , .u . ii k- i "ith .Mrs. Hen 1 ul er.
’ .. r.. to us vi*sterilay. that in all his vanisl
Place your order now as they will ’ • '»—'*-•
•■Silay gre.s.s to halt what he termed New
Deal “assaults” on representative
soon be ready for deliveiy. Blakely
residt-nce.s the best neighbor he ever
Members of the Mother’s club were government.
Brothers Seed Store. Telephone 188.
Lfliveil by in his life is T. R. Owens.
in ('olumbia on Wedne.silay attending) With the plea, the former jiresi-
af feet innately known hy everj-body a.s
the State Fair.
dent coupleil a .suggestion that the
FOR RF_N'T-3-roum furnishd .,M.rt- “l'nde TomW." Ami mU .mli- w . < Ih-' 'i'
ment ^-ith uac of garag;. Apply he a good neighbor hut . g..utleman live, in '--I ''-‘•k; »!>'• « l-isf"
Mrs. W, B. Owens, Sr. Ic *>f the old school, .-icrupulously hon- .Mrs. IK-wev Mills and Mr.^ and poluy.
—7-7— ; ' ^ est and posses.sing the good old- -Mrs. Roy .Snyder spent lust .SaLur- The. R^niblican chieftan wartu-i
PL.A\hR PIA.NO BARG.\IN! Instead qualities and virtues upon day in laiurens. • that “sub.wi-ivienev in legislative hall
.... , •-Aik.kn fashioned qualities and virtues upon
of reshipping to factory, $i00.00 country was foundeil. On Thomas and son L<*o, and Mrs. is the spot wheie liberty and politi-
Player Piano, like new, can be had “Uncle Tommy” entered Velma Wilkes are spending a few eal morals commit suicide,” accused
for unpaid balance of $48.65 rem^n- employment of the late j. .M. Pitts ,jays in Georgia. his Denitwratic succes.sor .President
mg on contract. Write at once to Kd*-,j- , clerk. For thirty years he held yj,.,, (’ranfonl and chil- Ro**sevelt. with attempting “to con- be .sold siibji-rt to the lien of any
outstanding and unpaid state and
he a-^serted, “should county taxes thereon. Pureha.-er to
.Ml that piece, parcel or lot of
land, with improvements thereon,
situate, lying and being on the
west side of North .\dair Street,
in the Town of Clinton, ('ounty of
l.auiens, .State of South Carolina,
and U-ing hounded on the north
by property of .Mrs. G. Black
am! others; on the east by North
Adair Strit*t; on the south by.Mc-
-Millun Street; ami on the west-by
Shaiids Street. .Saiil lot being
shown and di-serilH-d as, and eoiiT-
posed of, parei-ls No.s. I, S and
in Hliiek No. <VI, Sheet H, on a
map of the Town of Clinton pre
pared by .1. Roy Crawford, En
gineer, and now on file in the of
fice of tJio.Clerk of the Town of
Clinton, S. The -ame lieing lev
ied. on as the property now of
Mrs. T. M. Adair.
The alMive de.sei died property will
countM,^ laj North^ Sheffiehl .^e- -lu-nt the A|f„r.l. “That alone.
nue, .Milwaukee, Wisconsin, who ..wilL
advice w'here piano can be seen. Kind
ly furnjsh references. 20-2p
greater pari of his time at his home Attaway i.s ill at her
inuke the election of independent- pay for stumps and papers.
666
Liquid, Tablets
Salve. Nose Drops
Try “Rub-My-Tism”-
Liniment
relieves
COLDS
first day.
Headaches
and Fever
due to Cold.H.
in .30 minutes
a Wonderful
on Musgrove street which he loves , ’* ■' niinded men to Congress the fir.st GEORGE K. HOLL.V.Nl),
above any other simt on earth. In the "onie. ta^k of men who wouM be free.” j Chief of Po|ie»- of the Town
Pitts store he was always bright and Mr. Gilliam is confim*<l to his home , „f cii,,!,.,,. .v;. ('.
courteous and made hundreds of on account of Illness. ) Dateil at ( linton. S.
friends both white and coloretl, who Mr. and .Mrs. L-roy (garrett, -Ii. IVIaoOO XlCttUo ,this 17th «lay of October. 11>.38.
m...« hin. thvrv ami on Ihv Atrvot... ••>.! Mrs. l-aul Bro.n an.l daughtv,, . Patml' -10-3c-o
En l-a.sant hoUls "rnciv Tommy" in <«iol. a"'l -'I-’*- Aust.ll rraimmll,. nignWay T airOl
thv highest esteen.. It everyb-oly Miss,.. V.ralee an.l .Myrtle Tram- | An aetr.'.ss note,! f..r her hurst., of
po-saessed his same brand of integrity, me!! of laiurens an.! Mrs. ( allie ( row f.dumhia,' (Vt. I!.—Fleming .Mas.tn, t'■mi..■lam.'nt maiii.sl a M.ng wriU'^
this would be a grand old world. nf WiMidruff, spent .Suniiay with t,j,| native of Clinton, was to- i'*‘k'vnPly. Her friends are hoping hell
.Mrs .lariie .Miller. day appointed captain of the state compfisei.
attendeil the fun- highway patrol to succeed the late
Special Prices
USED CARS
193.3 FORD ('OA(’H. New mo
tor, new tires, origi
nal black finish.
$225
19.37 PLYMOUTH PICK-UP
--)/-TON TRUCK. 11,000 actual
milcM. Clean in every
respect.
$425
TM’O 1937 TERRAPLANE SE.
DANS. Colors, black, and ma-
rtMin. Mileage. 1.3.000 and 16,-
000. Both in .\-l condition.
1931 I’LYMOl TII SEDAN. 22.-
IHHI actual miles. Cleanest in the
rounix. I.wally ownt^j. See it!
1931 FORI) SEDAN. Motor
oxerhauied. .\ Itargain
for
$99
1931 FORI) COACH. Motor
g<Mid. new tires, new seat cov
ers. Original
paint
$125
1937 FORI) 60 SEDAN. Lmiks
and runs like new.
Low mileage. lUark.
$475
1936 |•LYMOnTI I-DO OR
’I’Rl NK SEDAN. .Motor over
hauled. new tires, original black
finish. Has trunk
rum part ment
$395
25
more to select from. All
makes and models.
OFR TERMS ARE EASY.
CLINTON
MOTOR CO.
aSouth Broad aSt.
The pa>t week xva-^ National Hu.^i- H. M. William
ness Women’s Week ami the whys eral of Mrs. Hill Harrison near Captain Gi'tirge Young,
and whee^fore^ of women in business Waterloo la-t .'sunday. j .Mason steppxsl up l«» the (lost from
81 BSCRIBE TO THE CHRONIC Lk were di.scus.wed all over the nation. l.<ee Giant celebrated a hirthflay on the position of office assistant to the
"The Paper Everybody Keada” with a goal for "better busine.ss wo- ()ct»»ber 12. ,captain. The app«*intm< iit was an- ||
men for a better business worM.” The .Miss Blanche .Miller celebratcfl her; j„jyfn.,.d hy Chief Highway Corninis- ,<i
idea'of the observance was conceivtsl fourteenth birthday on October 19. ) siom-r Hen .'lawyer.
I Dr. Felder Smith
of
I
k
DRS. SMITH & SMITH
OPTOaMETRISTS
Specialist In
Eye Examinations
Office Hours Daily
Phone 29-W for Appointment
Ginton, S. C.
by Miss Emma Dot Parlride of New .Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Holland were .Mason graduatisl at Presbyieiian
York. In Oakland, Calif., in 1927. calleil to Ware .Shoal.s recently on ac- college in 19.30. While then- he played
she presentesl this rtH-ommendation count of the illne.ss of .Mrs. Holland’s the var-iity baseliall and basketball
and the first ob-«ervance was^in 1928. brother, Ben Hill. -teams.
Today in Clinton. a> in every other • In 19.‘>l-,’>2 he taught school before
town and city, there are several >^m- TO SHOW PICTURE * coming to work with the highway <b*-|A
en conducting busine--.ses of their S.\Tl’RDAY NIGHT partment, first in the motor vehicle
'.a. A 4 4l ^
division and later a.s assi.stant to the
own, and .scores of Jfirls and women
xs ho hold positions with firms a-s .Y technicolor talking picture on the j pa^^ol captain. 1
their ch«K<en work. In stores, banks, “Life of ( hrisl, will be given at
offices and vaiietl concerns, we find .Academy .Street .school .Saturday nighty \j,. .Mas<in is a .son of .Mr.s. I). W.:
® Women in positions of trust and re- at 7:30 to which the public is invite<l. ^jj|.^,jfj ,jf j^is city
• charge of 15c and 25c —
Tap Dance Lessons
On MONDAY and WEDNESDAY
AT COPELAND HALL
25c Per Lesson
MRS. J. M. AUSTIN
Phone 20«-R
£ .sponsrbility. and doing their jobs .An admi.-<.'^ion
g .well. To all of the young girl.s an«l iAilI Ik- made.
S women w ho are contributing their ^
part in helping conduct the business (Advertisement)
activity of Clinton, this column woiilil MY’ FRIENRS*
Gray
Funeral Home
Clinton, S. C.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
a—a nnd aaa
EMBALMERS
Ambulance Sereke
Phones 41 and 399-J
L RUSSELL GRAY ami
r. parks ADAIRa Gca. Mffr*.
add that your services are aPPreciat- ^ ,
ed by your employers, and by the Chronicle
public you serve. ^ “L'hrisimaa Club" Campaign, and am
first prize of
Sincerely,
REBECCA SPEAKE.
Already open for busines.s in the
village of Sania Claus, Ind., is a
school for Santa Clauses. Does thi.s
mean the job’s going to be harder
this year?
SulMcribe To THE CHRONICLE
The Chronicle’s subscription cam- trying to
paign now on will add hundred-s of $500.00.
new members to our family of read
ers. W’herever these readers reside,
win the
whether at home or separated by far his paper ’ every Friday morning;
distance, they are all held in the ^way up in West Allis, M’is., Edgar
same high regard, but it’s lots easier j. Owens, another Clinton boy, hears
• to love the paid-up subscribers than from home every week through the
the kind who will read the paper for paper; up in Hackensack, New Jer-
a whole year or longer, and then re- gey, Mrs. S. B. Hayes, Jr., gets her
fu-se to pay for it. Out on Clinton paper every Saturday; in Hin.sdale,
route three, Mr, and Mrs. T, J. Chand- Illinois, W. H. Regnery, president of
- ^ ^ - — 'txj ^ ler are members of our family of Joanna Cotton mills, keeps in touch
n* Qa J ^ J readers; down in the Shady Grove vvith Clinton and the Goldville com-i
a 12tI10S OaSACldfCl section, J. H. PitUs, Sr., has for a rnunity; up in McAdenville, N. C., an-1
‘long period of years been a sub- other Clinton girl, Mrs. George K.
Qiuunp4f7
Mot now/
... thank* to Black-
Draagfat Often that
droopy. Ured feeling Is caused
by coitfUpatlon, an everyday
thief of ^rgy. Don’t put up
with It Try 'the fine old
vegetable medicine that sim>
ply makes the laxy colon go
; back to work and brings
prompt relief. Just ask for
mSikoSy durCCt From)acrlber; up in Greenville Henry J.'xate, has long been a member of our)
WTinn, another Clinton boy, has been fanply. And so, on and on we might-
receiving the paper ever since he left go, listing hundreds here at home and
Clinton; down in CoIunAia, J. C. 1 elsewhere, who take ‘‘The Paper Ev-
Copeland, another Clinton son, gets erybody Reads.” I
factory. Huge sav
ings. A. ODaniel.
BUCX-DUDCSr..
*‘Aii old friend
of the fAmilyJ
Remodel—Insulate—Re-Roof 11
PREPARE FOR THE COLD WE.YTHER AHEAD!
—No Money Down!
—3 Y’ears To Pay!
-Make your home more
comfortable this winter.
You ran afford the most
modern conveniences now
on the very ea.siest of pay-
ment.s—
PER MONTH PAYS EACH $200.00
WORTH OF REPAIRS!
Free Estimates — Prompt Service
CLINTON BUILDERS SUPPLY CO.
RETAIL SALES CONTRACT WORK
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