The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, December 08, 1938, Image 2
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THE CLINTON CHRONICLE, CLINTON, S. C.
THURSDAY, DECEMBER4, IfM
AUpt 44,482 Acres '
For Laurens County
T4w 1939 cotton acreaf^e aHotmentj
THE SPORTS CHAnERBOX
By TENCH OWENS
n 44,482 aores, only sligrhtly above ^
Tkiakinr out load about Clinton’s 6-to-7 defeat by Lake View on Joknaoa
that oif 44,403 acres for 1938 ,accord-J field Friday:
ini' to an aimouncement yesterday byi No uee No use crying over spilt milk, but oh, what about some of the
C B. Cannon, coanty agent. spilt footballs when the Red Devils were so very near pay dirt. . . . We are
Farmers of the .county were noti- proud of the way that Clinton eleven kept coming back and threaten*
fied of tlwir individual acreage allot-! ^ score against the heavier lower-staters. . . And we canH help admir- [
menta this week in advaiK5e ^ the . bulldog tenacity with which the victors clung to their slim lesui and.
defended their goal when all seemed lost once or twice. . . . What a game!
, r. anrwn sai , that Hall King played, and what a spirit those Red Devils showed . . . Proc-|
tor and Elvington, Lake View’s backfield mainstay.s, rate alopg with King I
among the best high school backs in the state Unfortunate for the Lake!
all farmers should cast
one way or the other.
The question to be decided, he said,
whether or not cotton marketing View that Elvington was injured, because that lad packed plenty of dyna-j
even if the
voted out.
compulsory quotas are
quotas will continue in effect for an- mite. . . . Unfortunate for Clinton was the referee’s reversal of decision at|
other year. Approval of two-thirds of ^f those crucial moments when the locals were pounding away at thatj
the farmers of the cotton belt is re- white stripe. ... A mighty fine crowd that was probably the biggeatj
quisite to the continuance of the pro- ^ witness a Clinton football team in action. ... Congratulations to the!
gram, he said, adding that a volun- Lion’s club for successfully sponsoring the game on home soil, in
tary control pr.>gram will be m ^ unusually large guaranty to the visitors. ^ . . The grand football
weather Friday was all they needed—-2000 people were estimated to have at
tended the game. ... As for the fight after the game, it was our bad lude j
(or good luck) to miss it. According to what we hear, it must have been!
quite a tussle. However, just as they say about wars, probably no one was i
the winner and everyone the loser ... A running account of the game
would be out of place here, but to sum up: Lake View started off with a bang
Laurervs IVc 7. <1* G. Rallc, local first quarter and led, 7 to 0. From then on it .-was all Clmton, al-'
tanker, wks elected president ^ the though the fates intervened and prevented the Red Devils from scoring
Laurens Business league in the annual more than 6 points. . . , Over-anxiety probab.y accounted for the heart- ^
election of officers held in the com- breaking fumbles by the Red Devils. . . . Both teams were worthy of l>eing;
munity hall Friday night. J. Ijeroy' acclaimed state champions, but Lake View won by a point . . . We don’t want
Bums, county superintendent of edu- unsportsmanlike, but we can’t help thinking that the present scoring
cation, was elected vice-pn*8ident. system of the gridiron game should be changed (as is often suggested) bo
Directors were named as follows: more clearly, and accurately the superior team. ... To Coach Bob
Wilder and to Coach Harry Bolick we extend hearty congratulationa for
developing those two fine teams.
Balle Elected i
League Head
R. E. Babb. O. L. Long, C. K. Wright,
D. F. Patterson, I* S. McMillan and
C. P. Roper. At a subsequent meet
ing of the directors, L. C Barksdale
was re-elected secretary.
CARTER’S DRESS SALE
. TO BEGIN FRIDAY
Chatterboxing
The more we think about six-man football, the more we think of it. There
is just as much real football, leas danger, more thrills, and more scoring.
Witness the score of the state championship match last week when the heav-
I ier Jcnkinsville team beat the Branchville sextet, 54 to 33. . . . Blockers
A one-half price dreSs sale is an- j,o^gred at the Jacobs Blocking trophy banquet Tuesday were: Don Willii
nouncwl m thf adv-rti..init column, ciemjon, Andr TreKlak of V. M. I, .Sam Bartholom'^“orUniveraity of
todayV pai^r h, the «,.|1 k.Kwn Th* annual ban.,uet h« b«om. a traditional and colorful af-
L. Carter store to start rnday morn- . ' ,. i#- u .ar:.riaant
Ing. Their entire atock of new f.n' fair, whoae mer.t I. rew.rd.n* unie^uihnea. on the Kridiron l. aelf^.tdfflt, ^
dro..,» i. includ.^1 in Ihi. exhra«rdi-i We can well rememhar the thnil we (fot from ahakmit handa wUh Ala- «
nary sd‘]ling event ctmiing just before bama’s all-American quarterback, Riley Smith, after a Jacobs Blocking Tro-
C-hristmas, with other siMvial values'phy banqurt several yt'ars ago. . . . South Carolina s high school stars were
also offered from their stocks <iuring. humble<l, 19 to 0, by the all-star high school gridmen of North Carolina. . . .
the sale. 'Clinton’s lUxi Devils were dcfeattnl only twice in ten games this aeaaon, and
~ ■ - ■ i Iktkt.h defeats were by a score of 7 to 6
CASINO THEATRE
MONDAY AND TUESDAY,
December 12 and 13
OF
“Marie
Antoinette”
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION
COKPOBATION
Notice is hA'reby given that a special
meeting of the stockholders of the
Clinton Motor Comiwiny will be held
the <»fficc of R. W. Wade, Attor-
1 hree Legal Sales
Made Last Monday g
One legal .sale .by the clerk of court
special inasten were
and two under
nry, (•lii.h.n, .Soulh "" J*''’"- ,„«d.. M.mday, aalAuiay for n«rmbrrj
flay, .Iannary Kith, 1939, at K^A. M.l
was in
(rase of the Pilot Life Insurance com
pany vs Walter Paul Baldwin, et al,
^ • J- J concerning a lot in the city of Clin-
Starring NORM.4 SIIEABEU. TY-^
for the purjMkse of considering the dis-
olution <»f the said Coriioration and
the surrendering of charter of the said
RONE POWER, with JtHIN BARRY
MORE and ANITA i.OUISE.
Tw«i and one-half hours that excite!
Her empty heart cried out for the
romance that an incredible marriaga
denied her. .\nd in the pursuit of riot
ous pleasure she soept a nation into
cha<»s. More brilliant that any picture
you ha\e e»er seen!
“News of the Day."
NO'ITV—On Account of Length of
the Picture. (lur Sh»»ws For This At
traction Will Ih':
MONDAY MORNJNC SHOW—9:.30.
M.\T1NKF> IhMirs t>pen 2:.30: Show
Begins 2:43; Feature 3:00.
NltillT—Itoors Open 7:.30; Show
Begins 7:43; Feature H:00.
lOc and 2.'tc
liquidatimi of the affairs of said Cor
poration.
K. D. CRAIG. President.
l>ccfmlH'r H, 1938.—.5cw-l-5.
Broadway
Theatre
WEDNESDAY. THURSDAY.
December 14 and 15
“Secrets Of
An Actress”
MONOAY ANI) TIIKSDAY,
December 12 and 13
“Service DeLuxe”
With ('ONSTANf’E BENNETT.
VINCENT PAtlE. CHARLES KUG-
GLES, HELEN BRODERICK and
MISCIIA AUER.
Ixiok who's here! Gorgeous Connie
fits Broadway’s latest idol close to
her arms . . . while Miacha and (Thar-
lie throw a real fit!
"Identified." "Pictorial Review,”
“tad In Bagdad.”
10 A. M. Show—TUESDAY.
lOr and 20c
t«>rn«*y, for $500.
Under Special Master R. L. Gray,
in the case of D. R. Simpson, County
tr^^a.surer, vs Rufus 1). Oxner, et al,
107 acres in Waterloo U^wnship was
isold for $500 to W. T. Bolt, attorney.
Urnh^r. Sfw'ci.'il Master W. T. Bolt,
in the c;use of Uo.sa V'. Owens vs Mrs.
Sanih Owens, et al, three tracts of
land in Dials ttywnship were sold for
I$.3(M) to K. T. Wilson, attorney.
Cotton Subsidies
Almost $300,000
Burring KAY FRANt'IS, GFXIRGB
BRE.NT and IAN HUNTER. See;
what goes on when the curUin goes ^
np . . . But what goes on when the!
curtain goes down is ‘The Secrets of
An .Actreaa."
WEDNESDAY. THURSDAY.
December 14 and 15
“Arrest Bulldog
Drununond”
Cotton .subsidies for taurens county
fanners through November 23rd,
amounted to $276,645.41 in 4,333
checks averaging $63.66, it was an-
nouncotl yesterday from the office of
the county agent.
Previously Mr. Cannon had eoti-
mated the money expected for tau
rens county farmers would toUl ap-
proximatt'Iy $300,000, and this figure
will probably be reached when the
additional checks to come are re
ceived.
DR. JONES APPEALS
FOR USED CLOTHING
“Sons of The
Legion”
starring LYNNE OVERMAN. EV-
ELYN KEYES and DONALD 0’('0N.
NOR. Youth go('fl on the march for
honor! Strike up the band! Here
cornea the heroes of today!
“Himber Harmonics."
9:30 A. .M. Show—WEDNESDAY.
lOc and 15c
FRIDAY AND S.ATURDAY.
December 16 and 17
Dr. Dudley Jon« is making an ur-
,gent appial to Clinton people to do-
With JOHN HOWARD, HEATHER j ust*d clothes for certain children
ANfiEL and REf.lNALD DENNY, community from six to sixteen!
Where theres Drummond theres dan- lyj^ars of age, who must have addition-
Iger! Excitement dogs his footsteps I yvinter clothing if they are to re-
|. . . romance followa his trail. school.
, The need is urgent. Dr. Jones states,
“juvenile i i I and he urges that a chock-up be made l||k
' of closets and that all wearing ap-|^
iparel not in use, be given to help ’
tho?e children. He further states that'gjf
,if those desiring to contribute clothes
Starring PAUL KELLY, RlTA.^jjj phono him at 216, he will gladly!
HAYWORTH and FRANKIE DAR-i^j^j) fQj. packages, and that all do-
RO. Out of the crime-stalked jungle nations will be appreciated,
of a city’s slums . . . rumbles a tense.
Dodge Widow Gets $5,000 a Month.
Isn't that simply five grand?
Court”
“To Hot To
Handle”
and hope!
taut drama of love .
"Pigmy Hunt.”
9:30 A. M. Show—THURSDAY.
10c and I5c
SUrriug CLARK GABLE, MYRNA
LOY. WALTER PIDGEON and LEO
CARILLO.
• Look out, Clark! She’s ‘To Hot To
Bandle”! Ripped from the hazardous
Uvea of newsreel thrill-hunters . . .
eoMCS thb drama-swept romance for
the awell sweethearts . . . who made
the lone wolf lonceone!
“FLASH (H)RDON” No. 10.
“News of the Day.”
lOe and 2Sc
FRIITAY AND SATURDAY,
"December 16 and 17 ..
“Land Of Fighting
Men”
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The single objection to hidden taxes
is that they are too easily found.
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C-W-S Guano Wins
In County Contest
REMEMBBK — for “MARIE AN.
Starring JACK RANDALU with
COLORADO HILLBILLIES and*
HERMAN BRIX. « I
Range war! Your Jack of thrills |
surts s gun-fighting free-for-sll with | He used C-W-S Guano under
ranch thieves in whirlwind round-up'his COiton and C-W-S Potash*
Mr. J. W. Tinsley, of the Hick
ory Tavern section, led Laurens
County in the 5-acre Cotton Con
test in 1938.
of bad men! ^
“FIGHTING DEVIL DOGS” No. 8.
Comedy, “Major Difficnltiea.”
“Screen Snapshot,” “Aladdin’s Lan-
TOINETTB”—Schedalo of Shnwa Will
Ba Aa Ahaws listad.
NBXT WEEK—
*THAT CBRTADf AGB." “PRB8H-
■am TBAB.* 8H1RLBT TBMPLB hi
*I1NT AMOMD THB OOBMBB.”
ten."
lOe and 20c
NEXT WEEK—
“LTITLE ORPHAN ANNIE,” “ROSE
OP RIO GRANDX” “ROLL WAG
ON. ROLL.”
Nitrate top-dresser around
Mr. Tinsley is one of the nuiner-||j|
ous farmers who have found ^
that ”C-W-S Guano Pays.” He K
has used C-W-S for the past 9
seven years. .
C-W-S
GUANO CO., INC
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The answer to your Christmas Gift problems this year is FRONTIS*. We have the
most attractive display of GIFTS now ready for your choosing. Bring your Christmas
list in early and buy Jewelry for GIFT-GIVING. You will find many beautiful things
here for individuals and the home, all moderately priced. Shop early while displays are
complete--we will be pleased to put aside anything you may select for future delivery.
Come in today—tomorrow, every day before Christmas — and inspect our compete
Christmas displays. Every item is of the dependable quality so essential in a gift.
FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE — OUR STORE WILL BE OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL
CHRISTMAS.
SPARKLING NEW CSFT IDEAS
GIFTS TO BE TREASURED FOR A LIFETIME
FOR HER—LockeU, and CroMM, Pendants, Wrist Watches—whether joa
wish to spend $3.00 or 75c. Genoine Cut Disraonds in solid gold monntinga
as low as $5.00 and aa high as you wish to pay. Ask to see our onnsoal
Diamond Dinner Ringa from $9.75 up. Bracelets, Bar Pins, Rings, Cigarette
Cases, Lighters, Bridal Sets, matched, $9.75 np. Fountain Pena.
START YOUR SILVER NOW
ADD TO IT LATER
Sterling Silver GoUets, special, $5.00. Water Pitcher, Sherbets, Sngmr
and Cream, Vases, Candle Sticks, Jnices—thb is the Christmas to start
yoar silver and add to K oa birthdays and anniversaries. Gifts of Silver
mean a lifetime of pleasure and are gifts that bring happiness every dsyi
SPARKLING CRYSTAL
THREE OPEN STOCK PATTERNS
GeUets, Ice Tees, Sherbets, Cocktaila, Finger Bewle, Salad Pistes, Jiieea
CHINA
Tow will be able to make your selection from ear beantifal and vsried
stock patterns in China. Priced te snit year pocketboek.
FOR HIM .
AND WHAT HE WILL APPREOATE
Wriet Watches, Rings, PockK Watches^ C!embination Cigarette Cases
Lighiera, Fountain Pen Sets, Tie Sets. Military Sets, Traveling
BeH Barkis Seta. BiH Folds, Key Rings, Watek Ckainsi
$5 to $10
. . . allowed on your old Watch in exchange for a new one.
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A Small Deposit Will Hold Any Article Until Want^.
FRONTIS JEWELRY STORE
CLINTON, S. C.
PHONE NO. 40
SADLER’S
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In Gifts, and Regular Drug Store Merchandise
GIFTS FOR HER
Coty and Evening In Paris Toi
let Sets: Priced $1.75 to $5.00.
Perfumes, Toilet Waters, Co
logne, Dusting and Face Pow
ders, Stationery, Manicure Sets
and Norris and Hollingsworth’s
Candies, Christmas Wrapped.
GIFTS FOR HIM
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Shaving Sets, Razors, Pipes, Ci
gars Christmas Wrapped, Bill
Folds, Cameras and Cigarettes.
Any article may be exchanged
after Christmas.
Our Christmas Stock is New and Moderately Priced
OUR REGULAR PRICES
Haliver Oil Capsules, 50s ....
69c
Listerine 75c . ... .
... 59c
Cod Liver Oil, pint
59c
Bayer’s Aspirin 75c ..
.... 59c
Wampole’s Preparation
89c
Ex Lax 25c ^
... 19c
Vick’s Salve
27c
Citrocarbonates $1.00
. .. 79c
B. Q. R. for Colds
35c
Cardui $1.00 ....
.... 79c
4-Way Cold Tablets
15c
Pinex 65c
.. 59c
Jergen’s Lotion 50c
39c
Lavoris 50c ...
.. 39c
Honey & Almond $1.00
39c
Rubizan Antiseptic, pint
.... 49c
No. 59 Antiseptic, pint
39c
Albagar, pint
.... 89c
Aspirin Tablets, 100
29c
Pond’s Creams 35c
.... 29c
Carter’s Pills 25c
'l9c
Hinkle’s Pills, 100 ...
.... 19c
Alka Seltzer 60c
49c
1 Capudine 60c .
.... 49c
B. C. 25c
19c
1 Malted Milk $1.00 .
.... 49c
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Sadler - Omens Pharmacy
Telephone 400
Clinton, S. C.
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