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THURSDAV, DECEMBER 1. THE CLINTON CHRONICLE CLINTON, S, C. PAGE SEVn THE CHRONICLE'S WANT AD RATES 1e per word for firal tiow; fliTo inaertioM for prke of four. Miniaui ^arfo THE SPORTS CHAHERBOX By TENCH OWENS Cord of thooks ood trilMrtoo of reopcct, Ic o word, pojoblo io odTOBce. MiBiam SOe. Tomorrow is the bU: day for the Red Devils. Tomorrow is to hijrh school ' foodboU fans in this section of the state what January 1 is to the gridiron- ' minded in the vicinity of a college ‘twwl*’ ^me. On Johnson field at 2:30 p. m., Clinton’s red-clad warriors will meet Lake V’ieiw’s lower state cham- South’s Leaders Debate Problems Stnilhern Leaders In Conference Discuss Plans To Remedy Ills Of Section. ■7^ pions in the crucial struggle for state supremacy in the class B division of high school football. WANTED — Your wiring, plumbing,j Never before has a Clinton team ri.sen so high in state football circles, to clarify pha.<es of regional activi- repairing and floor sanding. Large and never before has a Clinton team so truly deserved the loyal interest and.ties which the national emergi'ncy .\tlaiita, iNov. 29.—tSouthern in dustrialists, journali.sts and e<luca- tors talked about themselves today or small jobs, we appreciate your support that the patronage. Radios, tubes, and guaran- shown toward it. teed radio service. E. M. TIMMER MAN. City Electric and Plumbing Co. Phone 36. Estimates Free. WANTED—Cedar logs. Clinton .Mill ing Co. Phone 300. tf high school student body and the Clinton people have the No. 1 economic I Nashville railway roconimorultHl the FOR S.\LE—Several nice J. H. Stone. FOR REINT — Upstairs 4 -room fur nished apartment, with private bath. Call 37-J. Ic The ouUstanding thing about the Red Devils’ i*emarkable record of win ning eight out of nine games (inclmting the upiwr state championship) has bt‘en their high scores, totalling 270 points, to their opponents’ 26. We believe that this record is unsurpassed this season in the state. _ What was responsible for this unusually successful .season? .‘several milk cows, things. In Coach Bob Wilder, .the Red IX'vils have an instruetor who knows 12-8-3C the game fix)m “A” to “Z.” He has taught his boys thoroughly and has shown ~ them how to play smart football in any kind of situation. A dynamic team spirit has contributed a great deal to the Clinton victories. Twice, against Greenwood and against Honea Path, the Red Devils were In^hind in the early council dubbed problem.” .\ new-day “symjmsium of business” conducted by the Southern States In dustrial Council was the setting. chancellor of V’anderlwlt university at Nashville, Tenn., said concentra tion upon security as a goal means “stagnation and defeat.” “The folly of the .seeker after hap piness who' dLsregards sound prin ciples of living,” the chancellor .said, “finds its countepart in the absurdi ties to which a nation will resort in its efforts to provide security with- 'Secretary Wallace with his 57-ceiii out regard to sound social and eco- corn loans beat the president to the nomic principles.” i draw’ on the Thanksgiving proclama- .lanies Brimt Hall of Louisville, Ky., president of the U)uisville and cil’s officers, mcluded: ' South Carolina—T. I. Weston, preri> dent o<f the Weston and Broker com> pany at Columbia; J..Ros8 Hanahaa^ president of the Planters Fertlilaer and Phosphate company, at Charles ton; W. M. Beattie, president of the W’oodside Cotton .Mills at ‘Greenville. - -3 \ next congress enact jaws making laws governing trans{K)rtation ser vices “i-easonably .similar.” James G. Stahhnan, president and part of the game, but rallietl brilliantly Jo win decisively.. A more tangible an address pivp.aretl for tonight on oil at .\’ew’ York, said factor resiiom^ible for the team’s success h;^ been the inspiring individual play of several membt'rs of the team, and of Hall King in jiarticular. His versatile ability as a punter, runiwr, passer, and tackier has brought his mates out of spme extremely tight spots and lifted them to invincible LOST — One yellow’ Persian cat. Re turn to Mrs. Sadler Love, Hays apartments. Ic FOR SALE—Cleanest Motiel T Tour ing in Laurens county. Driven ap- heights time and again, proximately 14,000 mile.s. Sale price Lake View comes to town with quite a reputation to match th.it of Clin- $40.00 cash. Clinton Motor Co. Ic jon. Bitting of more size and power than the Red Devils have yet en- NOTICE—We repair, overhaul or re- coumeivd, the lower state champs are sai»l to be a formidable crew, indeinl. build any make sewing or hem- Adding to the interest of many in the game tonionxiw is the fact that Lake stitching machine; Parts furnished. View is coached by Hari’y Bolick, who reaped fame as an all-rouinl athlete Work guaranteed. Cost t<Jd before at P. C. several years ago. - work is done. Strick’s Place, on Lau-' Summing it all up, we haw the elements for a tjvinendously thrilling The majority of sin-h rases coming rens-Gieenwood highway, Laurens, Coach Wilder can ibe depended upon to have an ace up hjs sleeve, but t‘* niy j>er.sonal attention have not Council Pivsident Fitzgerald Hall, pnbli-her of the Nashville, Tenn.,i head of the N.i.-ihi ille. Chattanooga, Banner and jirosident of the .\meri- and St. l.oui.' railway, .vai.l the co- .Newspaper I’uhlisliers a.ssocia-l ojHM’ative di.scussions were arranged >^poke during the afternoon ses-, K»cau.se then' “is no hope of settley »» “A Free Press in a Democ-j ing these problems imlitically.” ‘ racy.” E. W. Palmer, pre.sideivt of the Harry Evendt Barnard, director of] Kings|>ort, (Tenn.) Press, Inc., in the National Fann Cheniurgic Coun-| that “Out of I Pianos — Standard makes, direct from factory. Huge sav ings. A. O’Daniel. "Employer-Kmployt'e Relationship.” the research laboratories we believe' di'clared “The epithet ‘cheap and will come in large extent the answer d(H'ile’ labor should be eradicated to the farmers’ problems.” from the escutcheon of tlu' indus-1 n:.. i i /• _ trial South. ' . "Much has bi'on said.” he com-j"^^*’ tuin will later eli'Ct the coun- inented. "about the exploitation of .. . . ..r.. Southern labor by ‘outside capital ists . . . while there have been, anil still are, those who consider it smart management to adhen* to a policy of ‘pay the least and exact the most’ 666 Liquid, Tablets Salve, Noae Drops Try “Rub-My-Tism”—a Liniment. relieves COLDS first day. Headaches and Fever due to CoMs, in 30 minutes Wonderful S. C. * P we hear that Bolick’s lads, who are reported to outweigh the Red Devils,'**'^*'' TRESPASS NOTICE—'Positively no consiilerably, aie not t>asily fooled. And so we could go on into the night hunting or tresjva.ssing of any sort for mo and my house, we will be there for the kickoff! on our land. 2tp DAVTD T. PITTS. J. H. PITTS. J. H. PITTS. SR. BULBS — BULBS. Paperwhift - Nar cissus, Tulip.s, Hyacinths, Crocus and Freesias. Colored Pearl Chips for Bulb Bowls and Metal Cups for grow’ing Hyacinths in glass contain ers. Blakely Brothers Seed Store. Telephone 188. Ic We ai'e really proud of that Blue Stocking U'am, ti>o. The way they pushed Sti'lson around the gridiron down in Daytona must have Im*!! a delight to see. It was another thrilling exainjde of an under-ilog Blue Hose crew ex- hibrting an extra supply of good old P. C. spirit and kicking the dt>pe bucket South as the higher than a kite. The 7-to-6 score doesn’t indicate how’ truly superior the' pnddein. Palmer .said'"tl\j' Blue Stockings were to the Hatters. Coach Johnson and his aide.s <leserve, pcr.son is be>ui(d to admit been in establishments ownetl ami lirt'cted by ‘foreign’ li^anagemeut.' When it comes to pursuing .siK’h a * policy the native capitalist can. and doe.s, show his ‘foreign" bix>ther a finesse ami an ability the ‘‘brother’ never has Ihsmi able to acquire.” Of the NEl' rep«)rt laWIling the nation’s No. 1 wonomic informe<l there is a world of praise for developing Presbyterian’s best team, probably, since 1930. RYE GRASS for Green Wfinter Lawns CHA’IT’ERBOXING Turnip, Tenderjrern. Mu,Uni. Spin. t>«ver.l Clinton peo,Je MW ,hi. m.*™fKent f«ot^il game Saturday in ach and Wirvter Radish. Flower Pots, mighty Pittafcurgh succumbed to Duke s Blui' Devils, who have since Oyster SheM.s, Feeds and Chick Sup-'^‘” as the Ea.st’8 representatives in the ti’a<litional Rose Bowl plies. Blakely Brothers Seed Store. g*Jn« ... Be Moore, briHiant P. C. end, richly deserves his selection on the Tdephone 1«8. Ici aecond aU-ataU eleven of the A. P. for 193H . . . Receiving honorable mon- much that ‘is, alas, tm> true in the iv|>ort.” Dr. Oliver Cromwell Carmichael,; CABB.\GE Plants in Charleston Dutch and PLANTS — Nice Large the Following Varieties, Wakefield, Early Flat Early Jersey W’akefield. tion were Gotten Boswell, Lyke.s Hentlerson, and June "IVLyore, thn*e of the Blue Stocking.'*’ stalwarts . . . Don Willis, ^'lem.son’.s cleart*r of the way, receives the Jacobs .state bloc-king trophy for the s««coml consecutive year on Dc'cember 6 . . . The troi)hy baiwiuet on that <laU* is a big affair in the English Peas, Onion Sets and Light- Southern football world each yx'ar wood Kindling. Blakely Brothers Seed Store. Telephone 188. Ic WJ^YER PIANO AT BARGAIN — —Instead of reshipping to factory, $700.00 Player Piano, like new, can be had for unpaid balance of $48.65 remaining on contract. Write at once JOANNA NEWS (foWville, Nov. 25.—Miss Maudeline V. ^ . Wmul of Clinton, spent the w«'<*k-end to EdK.r O Nrtio», (l^portmont of „,r. Awouiit,). 474J .Sort* .Shi-frii lJ Av.-- Oxm r. nue, Milwaukee, Wisconsin, who will advise where piano can be seen. Kind ly furni.sh references. S-2ii we Biil PAYNE ..v . ^"“GRUEK TO THE FIRST LADY OF YOUR HEARTI ADDITIONAL SOCIETY NEWS I (Continued from page throe) assisted by .Miss I»ttie Brow’ning. On eai'h plate a "news flash" reveaUsl the announcenieiil of the Browning-. AdaTr eTrgagi‘inenI. The wedfbng i? to be .«demnizAsl in early Dt*ceinb«'r. .\iii<tng tlu* 4iul-oLt«»wn guests at- tt'iitling hie party wen- .Mrs. 'Ihonius .\ Howi'll, .Mrs. John W. Finney, .Mrs. Wi.liain Bailey Owens, .Missi's Helen and Tokie .\dair, all 4>f <'!iiiton; .Mr*. Ti'in Dav i”* of Lauivtis, aini .Miss Kitty .Mv.Neill of Niru'ty .'six. MLSS TODD AND MR. KAKGI.K HONDRKD WITH DLNNKK (hi Tu«-;ilay ev«'iiirig .Mr. and .Mrs, ( ba le*; WOikiiian and -Mr. and .Mrs. \«-e Wiii'kinuri wen* hosLs ami host- ••■‘M's at the home «»f the latter^ at u in’, eiy dinner j>aity honoring Miss it promises to Income a popular pa-- Mary Ttnbj ami Hugh Eargb*, wh4Ks<* time. In the shadow laixing, .Shorty 1 mat nage w ill «KTur on Ihc. Hth, .SharjH*, 1-4‘ster Hair and John Bi>h<'p jfuj.st,-. -were invitini into the gave an exh»brti«*n Iniut which was «)iriiiig room where a delici<»us four Gray Funersd Home Clinton, S. C. FUNERAL DIRECTORS ... and ... E.MRALMERS Ambulance Service Phones 41 and 399-J L. Rt'SSRI.I, C.KAT and V. parks ADAIR. Gea. Mgra. .M rs. ikulah .Stroud spent tlu* end in NewWery,» —- Mr. ati^ .Mrs. Lu’her I’oag and •%lH*i;t .Siimlay at Ly<lia .M.IIs. Julian Hunnicutt spent the latter part of the wtck in Ware .‘^hnals. .Mr.**. .1. ( . Templt'ton 4if York, ha*- rvturmsl h«Mne after >p*ndiMg two weeks a* the guest uf Mr. ami Mrs. t). .M. Teniidelon. Mr. arxi .Mrs. Rolley Banisti'i sp»*Mt Fri.lay with Mr. ami .Mis. O. M T«'m- pb-Pn. Men Have Sports ProKram Donald D.iB os gave the nu n a treat <'M \\f.l’U’sday evening when lu* pro vided tlu in w ith a sports piogiani. lb* iiFtiasiiiced 4lai k )»a!I to (loldviib* ami thurttughly enj«»yt«l. R. charge of the ])rograiii G. Carr had (iirls’ Club (.ives Program The meeting on Tuesday evening was a di lightful one with a large at- U'luiance. Mis.s Nell Hamm hat! charge of a musicale at which Miss ’Mills' picsenteil fifteen of her pupils in songs and piano .solos. With the fine musical foundation our young people*are acquiring umler Miss Mill.s, Goldville may look forwrard with pride ci>ui>e turkey dinner was serv<*d at th«* prettily apiMiintisI tai>le dtcoraU’d with r«sl roses ami a miniature bride ami groom, ami lighU‘<l by tall white can»lU*.s in cry.stal candeiabra. We*l- ding l»ell place canl.s ha<l the menu ' iirscrdutl upon them. The heart plate with wedding ring salad and the ice cream niolde<l into the .'fhape of a we«bl.ng l>ell, all carried out the ef fect. The bride and gnK>m elect were to the devehq.ment of talent that will presented a lovely gift of china. make our it-s music. community outstanding in Thank.sgiving Service The first annual Thanksgiving ser vice was held in the auditorium Thursday night under the auspices of the church and Woman’s club. The /* Rev. David Boozer de’.ivereil a short w address and selections were given by the Community chorus. Those enjoying the occasion were: -Mr. and .Mrs. R. L. Plaxico, .Mr. and Mia. W.. D. .\dair, Dr. and .Mrs, George^, Blalock, .Mrs. E. B. Sloan, •Mrs. Ben Workman, -Mis.s Frances -McKee, Walter Todd, -Mr. and .Mrs, Hubeil Todd, Mrs. Reid Todd, Mrs. R. Workman C. Shealy. and Mr. and Mrs. Hospital Patients Mrs. Edgar Frazier has returned rrti irta PAYNE’S Credit Jeweler TERMSTO SUIT YOU Pay By the Week Expert Repokiiic home from the Ne*wberry hosjihal im proved in health after undergoing treatment. Mrs. Sam Madden ha.s entered Ni-vv- berry hospital for treatment. Shower For Bride Saturday afternoon Mrs. Beulah Stroud and Mrs. Jimmie Nell Bran non gave a shower at Joanna club in honor of the new’ bride of the family, Mrs. Johnnie Stroud. After contests and games, the surprise to Mrs. Stroud came in the form of a miscel laneous shower of lovely as well a.s useful gifts. Mrs. Luther Poag and Mrs. Horace Poag served a sweet course accompanied by attractive fa vors. LEGAL PAPERS CHROaNICLE pub. CO. Phone 74 "7 ■ Votihg booths are Becoming known as voting stalls, probably because the^ voters osoally horse up the elections for the candidates. TYPEWRITER RIBBONS For All Make Machines, Standard and Portable. 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We invite a visit from yoij to compare our cars and prices. From our large selection you are sure to find just the car you have been looking for. SEE THE MASTER 85, TOWN SEDAN, DELIVERED IN CLIN TON AT $735.75 J Giles Chevrolet Company SALES SERVICE \