The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, January 05, 1939, Image 2
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THE CUNTON CHROMCLE' CLINTON, S. C.
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THURSDAY, JANt’ARV 5, 1939
CASINO THEATRE
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EN PASSANT
If-you foel you miAspont last ye*f,[
; bum pod, I
starts to
across the
hands. . -
She’.s a nice kid. She can run like
she
can fix it—but when
iMrhod;, when 'she walks j
street, then she’s in youri
here’s arH>ther
better.
new one you can us^
deer a-nd dart about like a chipmunk.
COMMENTS ON MEN AND THINGS
By Spectator
armonjf us who^shouid reth ember that
while the rest of us can’t reach the
fodder it hang% lo<w in the rack for
them. If they don’t offer special
thanks for the rich prosperity of
Pampered people we are. Time was country is to do away with breakfast, 1933 they should look at the rest oi
when mother served hot cakes, fresh illusions and eat more ham and hom-,u.s. /
MONDAY AND TUESDAY,
JuiUAry 9 and 10 better ^ likes to trwim, .skate, ride bicycles ...
44f£ f Ilf ^ and go walkinic in the woods with home-made biscuits, waffles, too, iny.
It 1 W«re King h.„. „ut on on Sunday aftomoon.,. But I can’t bc;f»r brclrf.,t -_ along, with hommy
Starria, RONALD' CO I. M A .N . t,..|vc month,, not knoaing a-hat with Vr all the timo-4 have to work'ham and gravy. On thatl The old-timc
FmANC'ES • 1>EE, B.\SIL K .\ T Hthey hold or where thi>v will lead us. to pay for her clothes and e<lucation.j <>• '»«les „ u , , f
BONE and EI.LEN DREW. ' jN,.; Year n^olution.s about which So plea.se drive carefully, please drive ^«t.s and stumped the fields. Men we.^e her old. man, nor run the farm, nor
Flanina adventure!, (llorious ro- there is much jt»kinjr, are in order, .slowly across the irvtersection.s andinienin those day.s. But now, forsooth, manatre
.Motherl Wasn’t she a
men cleared the for- queen in her kitchen? She didn’t boss
I repeat. Some people are feasting
while most of us are pulling in the
belt another notch.
Ronald ('olman. Htdiywwkd’s M»ny of th«>m will wither, of course, the .schiKils — and please
romantic star, as FranciHs
B, the world’s (trandc^t lover!
“News of the Day.”
It A. M. Show—.MO.ND.VY.
tOc and 25c
the church, nor
renumiber "'e? Daughter, in her turn, clubs. But didn’t she rise
hoiisekee^xer. ■ And *s<he
direct the
to heights
Vil I . r .U 11 'TU civilUron run fr<km behind narked a housekee^xer.■ Aqd she serves of supreme splendor in her krtchen?
'•'•.but many of tlwnn will survive. Thc-^e tnat cnilUren run in>m ocnina paratu^ • > » , u . 1 Cc. j
■, ,, • u • c.w., ' 'what? Uhy, bread from a bakery, vV hat ftfasts .she provided; Son.s and
new resolvt*s are like crying iiabies in cars. ^ . . u i- 1 . u l 1 1 -u. 1 ,.„i 1
hurt my little girl. sliced at the bakery! daughtens, grandsons and grand-
'■ • tv»,,,11 L't. !To;3 much labor to slice a loaf of (laughters fn»m far and wide remem-
WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY.
January ,11 and I’i \
“The Affairs of ,
Annabel”
SUrring JAt R OAKIE, I.ITII.I.E
BAM.. Rl TH DDN.NEM.Y. and
ItRADl.KV r.XtiK. Here comes lovely’
Annaliel — she’s the most kissable
glamor girl who e\er believed her own
buildups!
“Sharpshooters”
Starring (,I.ORI \ STIWRT, .MI
CH \KI. \MI\1.KN. BRIAN IKt.N-
I.KVY. l.XNN BVRI. IKHCH.A.SS
DDMBKII.IK. and lIKNin CDR-
ad\enture of
IK>N. \ hair-raising
camera lian-rleAiU.
**Ke<l, White and Blue t'hamps.”
9;.Hi A M. Show —>N KDNE.<DAX
I Or and l.*>r
chuivh they sh<»uld Iw carriid out.
The Institute «>f Public Opinion has
made a year-eml survey asking a
cross-section »>f men and women in
all sAH.’tion.' (»f th«* country and from
all walks of .ife: .Are you going to
make any New Year’s tv-solutions?
Those whi» sanl “yes” were askisl to
li.st them’, and^^the polbohowed women
moiv incliiusl than im-n to make new
v^rw.s. There came a large and varied
list ftvnn Imth men and wv>m<-n to W
tabulaUsI by the institute. It is in-,
ten-sting to note that mon*. than one
.•\.inerican in fvmr i.s making a .\’«»w
Yi-ar’s resolution ft>r I'.t.'IP, and that
the following were the four b-ading
lesolutions as naim-d by men and
■women in tlw- eombimsl siir\ey:
1. “.‘save inoiv money.”
2. “Improve iny character.”
.'1. ‘^Better myself in business.”
•1. “Be inon- ivligioin; go to A-huix-h
oftener.”
High Spots Of
Message Listed
l.o-
and
FRID.W .\M) S.XTI RDAY,
Januarv l.’t and 11
“Suez”
.^tarring IXRtlNK I’OMKR.
KKn \ XOt\t.. \NN\IIKM,A
J. FDW \HI> BROMHKRt..
Ywu’ll M-e prtMiurlion miracles per
formed! X ou'll thrill to the tearing
Iwwr dri\ing a genius to his vast
Aeam ! X ou'll gaop at spectacle . . ^
Bwe through drama . . . vou’ve never
in before! '
-KI.A.SII t.ttRlMlWS TRII* T(»
lAILS” No It.
-News of the l»a). ”
Ilk- and 25c
In a few day's now .Nouth t'arolina
w rd have a brand m-w g ivi-rnor in
the person of Burnet R .Mayliank of
A PROUD FATHKR
^ I bread. .Soon the baker w'ill be asked ber her di.shes and rejoice to come Washington, Jan. 4. President
.Mis. T. I‘. Owens a few mornings to chew it, too. .My word! Oh time, home. .She was happy to see the boys j>(x>8evelt sul^itted a series of do-
ago after looking out of her w-ndow, «,h customs! Daughter will run around eat. Not many of those old-time moth- f^iestic recommendations in addition
remarke<l, “I Ix-lieve it is going to the stores two hours to avoid thirty ers are left. Nowadays they all ojien international declarations
snow.” Her little boy, Tommy, Jr., minutes of w-ork at home. The ladies, the same kind of canned stuff.
standing near by, iniiuinsl, “How do h ess ’em, are now running all about ♦
you know mamma, di 1 you read it in for shelled nuts rather than devote Who said that w-e are poor? Well,
The ( hronicle?” ' ; thirty minutes to shelling a few, if I said it, I should have qualified
X’otir favoriu* family newspaper! Women u.sed to earn they w’ay asimy statement, as becomes a
strives tx> be newsy and reliable, ami housekeepers, now they spend their trained in the law. Not every man
highly prizes the confidence of fine, way,—^what? among us is poor; nor can I say that
little Ixiys like Tommy. 1 Well, this is getting in pretty deep.il^lW was a bad year for everj-hody.
T . . f f- fruit f**!" l-bi-s i.s deep stuff. Poor ol«l mfrther'-''•oT- so, indeed. .Some among us may
th '/n *nV’ r ranee and -111 '^Ihristmas—oh, myl'have occasion to look back on ItKiS as
this fal es,Hs-.all.v J* ‘ ‘‘i;!-fruit cakes, light and dark, cocoa- a year of sjH-cial blessings, brimfiil of >^trife amT employer-employe disputes,
pies, with prices m< st reasonabl Tht , succulent, provision fm the aged un-
delK-ious Itox.sl app es offi nsl 3,,,, ,.ven, in rich ,>lentitude and ambro- '‘‘'i; tj>e '^'^1 .security system.
u cake, or buys the ingredients al-,«ial delight. Kven .so. -Me<lical care for the needy,
ready mixeil, if i^he can spare the! We men who farm-well, that’s a , b. Revamping of fv-dei-al, state and
time from the clubs. sad story and does not lend itself to '•‘‘•“I structures and consider-
any vision of .Santa Ulaus in the am- ay.on. <>f—^relatively small tax in-
plitude of his bentd'icence, but, listen frea.st-s.
there Ik- those whose- “^Wkings "• Uontinuance of fc*deral spending
were full of g(K>d things ev(-n when l"‘ogr,afo in effort to achieve $80,0(h),-
the re.st of us wuldn’t guard our few <»o(i,000 national income level.
iK-cau.se of the holes in the IVrfectkm of administration
farm
what do you think of this’’
to me incemaiionai aeciarations m
his mt-ssage to congress yesterday.
The.se included:
1. Passage of a gviyemment reor-
.ganization bill.
2. Lf-gislation to rehabilitate the
nation’s transportation agencies.
.’1. Improvement of existing New
Deal agencies with specific attention
to methods of ending factional labo^*
stores and fruit stand-; make
ap|M-al to the apjietite of
a .strong
childivn.
This convi-rsation is told us of a little
boy who just CAmldii’t stay out of the
aiqtle bag at Christmas time. He came
in the house- bsiking very distressed
in front <if his mothe-r. “.Moth<-r,” he
said, “is it true that an apple- a day
ke-e-ps the- d«K-tor away?” “Xe-s, my
re-pliesi his mother. “Why?”
<-ar.
.\nd the- old man, now; — how (1(H‘.<
he fare? Dta-s he coniie to the table
with buoj’anl .steji like Alexande*r con-,^'’''-
q'je-ring the world? Nay, nay; he
slides in gently and quaffs his toma
to juice, munches a trans|»ar<*rvt pi«-ce
Charle-'toii, wh<> will U- sw.»rn into -Well, I’ve- kept te-ii »loe-tor> away this <*f toast, sips a swa'llejw of coffe-e and
«»ffice on January 17th. the- ilate- a- tnoiriing, but I’m afninJ om- will luive g-^-s forth into the- battle- of life n-aely
fixitl by -tatule-. The-' gen-ral as>e-m- j,, conn
b!y will i-oiivein' e*n January lOlh, enie-
u«e-k earlni. In ud<iitH»n to a ne-w
ehief exes-utive-, the- .-tate- will have-
•i2 new iv-pre-A-ntative-s ami II tn-w
'enalor.-.. .AdvaiHs- rv-pi*rts iinlicate-
that the state’s “pnnninent jneliti-
cians” and inulti|»lMs| eiffice- ses-kers
will be- e»n haml fe*r the- ev-le*l»ration.
CliarU-stoii has arrangesl fe*r s|MTial
trams, mu.sic ainl rv-frvshtne-nts, anel
this afternoon I’
JOANNA NEWS
to ceemiironiise- or surrernler. T<k> bad!
I’ve reael that the mind is clearer if
the- IkhIj- Ik- stinteel e>f f<MKl; that
when enn- fa.st.H he has visions and
ilri-am.s elri-ams; that “the invagina
tion benlies forth in forms of things
raisins
hose.
.Say, what Uo you
Once there ^was a man who occupit*d
a |H>sition of trust anel reveive-el near
ly six hurnln-d deillars a month from
the pulilk- purse. (let that, now: six
hurnlre-el elollars a month, e-very
month, twe-lve mon-ths in the- year, ev-
F.veri so. .No frosts, nor rain.
program.
FREE!
(e/lelville-. Dev. Jo. Mr .and .Mrs. unsevn” anel sei ein, you know. All e>f ‘’’'y y’’^*" i, , u
H A. Cathey eif'CiharbetU-, .Mrs. Diu- whii-h suggests that nine-4y per cent 'l'■‘►uth. nor hail trouble-el him.
ise- .M«M»n- ami two se.ns, ami .Mrs C. all the vague, unfoumleel »o-calles|
W. .Mmiie e.f Oaffiie-y, H. A. Carr of (Junking of toelay is due to pevor
Revk Hill, ami .Miss'* De>rothy irotl e»f nounshme-nt.
NEXT XXEKK
-THE .SISTERS.” “DOXI.N IN
MANS \.S." “II \RD 10 l.l-X”
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wil! invade the- capital eti inasAe-. A f-^a-dey, visiU-el the- R. (I. Carrs during
hediday has Ins-n ileclaix-el feir the- city the- hedidays.
M’hesd' there m* that t»-a«he»rs and| .Mr. and .Mm. W. W. Ilair
pupils whev wish tev atte-ml the* rxi*r- tainisl at twe» tiinne-r |«artie*s
ci'cs iiia> elo -se*. Charle-steMiians will the- hedielays, em Sumlay evile-rtaining <•
put on a “graitii sh»»w” fe»r Ma>i»ank, fiftis-n gm~sts, e»n Momlay fe»urte-e-n
It’s a safe he< that ( haHe*st<en gia-sts. story
Mre.
sp»-nt
“xoi t
( 4»MIN(.
\N*I I \RK
XOI ”
and
will havi
.Itit'll ail'
i t nnie-iit
»afe he« that ( haHe*ston
- a “big hami” in the o|mt
I |H-rs.»nned .tf the state- guv
fe.t tht m \t f-eiir ye-ai
.Mr. ami
(lrv-e-nwe*4«el.
After all IS said anel done, you can’t
lick the wnorbl uneier the insjiiratiein
enter- t,f a gulp evf iiauer kraut “lid
luring'Now real oRl •’pot-MHrer,” with a
hunk of rsimlmwiii and a hunk of
iile meat" neiw that’s another • # 1 / 1
gular the- family aforesaid
lea. men were men in thoae , ^
Jt»hn W«*atheTs of tia>*s. The-y cevulel “take it,’ as the- ele-
ihe- we*ek e-nel With gant langiuige of ttslay wivulel phrase
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caa dll lee a lirol das^ aiardrr* X|vs<
lefv and tun and rvnlrairnl plas a
bf ht nine eowilshi|»
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then inn-rit'
Xlr- Clara Payne s|H*nt the hedi-
•Iny- with he-i chihlieii in ( linton.
Xlr- R I. Dunaway ttf XXoo«|ruff.
XIi. anel Xli« ( lauih* ( eN»|M-r ami chi!
•Iie-n of l.ynian. Xlt- Klh«4 Dunaway,
Xli^- Fi-anee-t Spilici*. X||s Fimiia
fshta kle y, XXayne- Redb-tein aral Hugh
( raig we ll- the Sumlay gie - ed Xlr
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•M- aod XII « Jim- J an<l e'hi -
siioelav a nil X|t. anti X|r«.
I itlllfteel! Ill I illltoll
I. I iMig iH lit the- n>>;ida\ • in
it XX'e, |Hit>r weaklings t»f robu-st |ia-
rents, if we eat te-a cent.s wrorth i»f
le-al grub we s|ieni) ten dedlars for
phV'ie laiis ami |*hysic.
J’’s a 'W'l thieught, ntaUeiA
“XXbal We must el<» te» AAVl- the-
No! Hi.s money was sure — every
month. .No glutteel wevrid market af-
fevte-el his inc<»me, no Invuntiful com
crop rcduceel his earnings. No, sirree!
Six hunelred irein men every month.
„ Anel he has a member of his family
'on the payruul of tha puhlie. too. al
though six huneln-d simoleeins should
su/fire* to fessi and cletthe all anel sin-
Anel there
in- e»the-m, my brethren. The-y tell me
eef a man with one pulvlic 'alary e»f
al»e»ut thres- thetusanel eittllars a ye*ar
for five meinths weirk. w-he» also has
another public je*b at a salary reputed
tee lee- fiVe- thieUsami dedlaPe Auel a
Ihij- or tw<e a!oi i-njoy" publii receeni
pe-ll'e- feir pul/K* se-fV ll'c*
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Janu.irv 11 .ind I’J
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“Renegade Ranger”
.Sisrring i.f(»R(.f oBRII^N. Rll X
II A XXX (IK III IIM IKH I and KXX
WNn I KX Ne*w (eer h,*|hc SCtleen'
Year (ighlinc hero A' a li-vs' Ranger
at I wti-gun gri|i' with a haiiei ed iNir-
drr gorilla'
I . e ■ . •! .1 «y
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Flag e|.t\ \Xe->lMe
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•l.iv ; Jl. H.ilU»w«vn. Tm-'.l.iv
\.»\eni)N*r 2. Eleviieeii .lay; II. the- hetliehiy* with X|i' ,| (i
Xrnii'tiee elav. Satuietav; *(•. rhank-*- X|i>-,e-' ( athe-iiiie- h nine v
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Virile el X| I .Hid XII ' II- ke ."Seel .‘W
.X'fc'M-V lie-, leve-ivli.v
X|i ami Xlr» R I S r Avan '*f
NXee-kltuf. '|N-iit tin b.NieiaV' w.th X|i
umi Xln* XX R. Sullivan
l.e-'!e-i .SweaW eef XXhitniirv-. S(N-nt
Finiie-y
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“The
Higgins Family”
giv ing
Deee-niiee-r 22. wnite- arrive-',
III.; 2.*'. ( hii'tma'. XIeen,lav
.Sumiav in New-
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and Rl .SSKI.l.
With th«- hediday*
e-ve Iy\v he-ic an* n.ew
•ichoe'l ami are- liab.e-
front eef e-a-' vvirhe*ut
e*Ve-r. e-hllel n-n
geeing IkSe'k tet
tee elart e>llt ill
waniing. This
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FRID.VY .VND S.VTURDAY,
January 13 .And 11
plae-e-' an a.klesi ie->|»e.n,'ibiUty e>n e-v-
e*ry pe-r'e'ii elriving a e*ar e*r triK-k 1.)
elnvc carv-fully f»*r the- pixele-Ctlem e»f
the-'.- little- e*m‘>. e*s}HviaUy in and
.abe*lU the- .'K“he«e»l Z»*ne'-'. It alse» .-iheeulel
impre-ss u|*e»ii |vaix‘nt> the* im|Hertance*
x*f warning thv-ir <-hilelrv»n against
traffu- ilangvrs.
X-i a publiv- warning f.er the* new
ve-ar. ami in thv* inte*rv*st eef .safe*ty feer
the- chilelre-n e*f e»ur v^emmunlty, this
Slarring BII.I. (XXII.D Bil l. llIC- “nie-ly ap{H*al e»f a fathe*r is given
MOK) KM.BH’r. IHIRDTIIX Gl I.- pubiuatu'n tee,luy in this cevumn;
IJVKB. HXRRX XX(K»D.S. FRANK- Dear I^e-r: »
I.IN FXRNl'XI. T'si.TT^iy IrtiK* .laughter. whv» is
“Howdv. fedk'! I’m aimin’ to stir " “f »»*•''. sJartv*.! to schewd
con.'iiU-rable exciteme-nt ’round U'Ual. She* we*ix* a .lark blue* tlu*ss
with a w'nite- cedlar. She- ha.l een bla.-k
“In Elarly Arizona”
X1e-( Ulleeugh '|M lit
be-ny with rie*nel'.
The- \X . II Je-nkins e'rite-rtaimxl - thir
ty tWe» gue-.'!s at Christmas eillltu-r.
.Xlr. ami Mr,', t'harlie (Ink. .Xlr. and
•Ml*'. \\. ('. t’eie-hian ami .Xlr. ami .Xlrs.
Gary .Xlartin 'in-nt the we-e-k.e-ml with
Mr. anil -Mrs. .JG R. Stariu-s.
Karle- .Meerse- s|N-nt the- holielays
with his learent-e.
.Mrs. Sally Cixvker ami Mi.'.' Ruth
t’lXK-ker v>f Whitnurc. s|H-nt Sutulay
with .Ml. ami Mrs. J. T. (kaskin.
Mrs i'arric l.e»u Te»llise*n ami Billy,
and .Mrs. \X'. I.. Ke*llcr e»f (irv-enville,
r»x-ently visit.xl .Mr. and .Mrs. J. M.
Reess.
Teeminy .Mailin. .s<uelet»t at Wash-
ingteen and Ia-v- univei'sity. Lexing
ton. Va., s|H-n( the- heelielays with
his jeart-nls. Dr. atui Mi-s. W. T. Mar
tin.
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tkc.'c
cxcitcme'nt
part'!"
"Mt.MTINt. DKXII. Imm;S” Ne*. 12
—Ijist Chapter. “Screen Snapshevts.”
Srlerled Sheerts.
I (hr and 2(k
In Hospital
Ke*lly Mei-ks enteixxl the Veterans’
hee.spital in (.'oliimbia on Tueselay for
w hituxi his e'anuH* lH»lief in the f.elly'!»» operation.
s!>»*e*s. Her exvke*r-s|eanied, wheese name
IS “Sexet.” sat een the* frevnt iHvix'h and ^’hemists aniueuiK'o a m*xv
of ediK-ation as she wavixl “gvH>,U*ye” treatment that pivvi*nts fraying of
and siartexl off to th^**!^!^ of learn- ^'hirts awund the e-eigv-s. Might am>l.v
a little of that to .AeJolf’s bollowings
NEXT WEEK—
“THE CITADEI,” “SAFETY IN
NUMBERS.” HEKOFj^ OF THE
■ILLS.
ing.
Tonight we.taikexl ainvut schexvl. She
tetfd me abeHit he*r teacher who has
eves in the bark of her head — ami
aibout the trees in the (vchool vard-
Try
relieves
COLDS
first day.
Headaches
and Fever
dae ta Colds,
in M ■iootrs
Rdk-My-'TlMi"—a W’omleKpl
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maid. Tablets
Salve. Nase Drops
and about the girl wrho eioesn't tH'lieve
^in Santa Claus. We talked about a
I lot of things—trx'mmwkvusly vital, un-
, imiMvr’.ant things; thv-n we studieel
] -♦pe-Iling. reaeling and arithmetic—and
i the-n to bevl.
' She’s hack there now—back in the
iiurs<-ry— sevumi asleep, with Princt*»s
- Klizaheth (that’s a big devlD cuddh'd^
jin her rii^ht arm. Y.vu guys wouldn’t:
hurt her. weKild you? Y'ihi .see. I’m!
'her dadely. XX'hen her doll is broken,!
ihet-fiii(er » cat, or hef head feui
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