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VOLUME XXXIX
CLINTON, S. C., THURSDAY, JANUARY 19, 1939
.NUMBER 3
NOT TO ASSIST . .Temperance Meet U.S. Trying To {Governors Of
IN SPANISH WAR
Next Tuesday
Save World
South Are For
6-Point Plan
Annual Statewide Conference Senator Reynolds Charj^ Visit
To Be Held In Columbia Jan., Of Kin^ and Qu^n Is Effort
I 24lh. AH Inter^ted Persons! To **Curry Favor.”
Invited. I ^ ^ . r • .u
• m- I Wa-<hing:ton. .Ian. 16.—The coming pn>gi'ani for improving the
Paris, Jan. IT.—France apparently The ann jai Statewide Temperance of ihe king and queen of England . South’s economic status adopte<l at
MAYBANK INAUGURATED AS
STATE’S NEW GOVERNOR
France and England Say Will
Not Give .Aid To Loyalists.
Italy Woos Yugoslavia.
I -Atlanta, .Ian. 17.—Southern gover-
inors gi‘m*rally agi^Htl t<v.lay with a
decided today to
Spanish war.
tay clear ..of the conference. sp'>r:s^»red by the Sout^ to the I nitetl States was linkt*d in a conference ht*re Sunday of leading
Governor
C.rv,!.r, F<«« f«r Ten,. l-'?nat d,-h.t. .kF « criticism of husimn,smcn. ,.lito,s an.l|
perance arhf Law Enforcement, w i l the a iministratiim’s foreign jndicy |
The government sa:d it would not s* held in the F:r-t Baptist church and it.< demand for incnw.<»Hi nation.
gtve aid to the Spanish gt^vemment io.umlHa. on Tut sdav of nextial d, fenses.
at
P-
giivernnients
St'nator Reynolds (lVm<»crat> of Kdii(*rial cimiiiiein wa.s varied. j
Noith.Uaivlma asserttvl that the royal pri>grani rivoiiiiiundtsl contin-j
Oy*up!e was ctuning here to “curry *’*‘<1 e\pan<'o!v of ci>*hal'ilitation work I
faviu” and induce the I’nitt-tl .states ‘*1 ^arm Security a<lminisl.ration,
t4» “.-ave'* their country. The Noilh coutiruiation of t.ht* feflt^i'al hous-j
I'arolinian was jv>int d by St iiators ■'njt prt*gram with enipha.sis on rural |
Frar.ier (Repuldicanl of North Dakota hou'ing; iiuUused the pn*gram of the |
and I.umle<*n I Farmer-l^bor i if Min- national ht'alth conference for f^^lel•al
Unit- c*K>|MMation with stat«*s and counties
unless-Britain did And Bnta.n w^s wetk. January 2«*h. heg-.nning
determined not to intervene. R-k of 1M;30 a. m.. cl-.tsmg about 1
a European war wa.s c\>r.s;d<*nNi :• m.. or sh- rtiy a:':»r.
The R» v. har.e^ E. Burts, D.D,
Govemmer.t leaders w.-est:e: with ,.f Sc. Mattiie^s w.!: prtsde. Each
the problem thrtvuirh-j: the day ami :hc th.* ..cr p r-dent^ are ex-
at one point cons:der»d the adv.sa- jnvttd t.> attt'J: Tin Rev. John .M.
hiiity of taking the hall by the lK>ms : Sumter; Hon. John!
and acting on their owm. but the old Rx*hards. L;*%-rtv IH-. pr»»t»*sting against^e
bugabo«> of a war in which France Hoper ‘f l»affn«v. Th<* Rev. M States “trying to save the world." iti extending medical aid; appix>vtd
might find herself alone -eemingy Collins of Bat*>c^-rg .s lec.^rding siv-' Reynolds, his voice h»H*ming diir- appix>priation of f«sleral fuiuls fori
was too much. rvtart- The Kev” F Clvde Helms of'** two-hi>ur spet'ch, .said (inat vqualization of »*«lucatiojial opportii-
Foreign Mmu-ter Ge.>rges Rmnet Colurkbia is t.-vaJarer. The Rev. Al-‘ handsome." nities; favonnl vn»nrtinuid application
woumi up the day by announcing that bert l>. Bens of i^ngeburg is ^xec-1 ^*^‘**'^''*^‘“^*^*^**^* fine-tx>ictM" .An- nf the fe«k*ral pri*gram guaranteeing
France would revise her policy of ucive ■^xmarr Mr J J lAwton ofl*'^’"^’ “to carpi-< a path that th«* rights of lalnw; .suggesttxl etpiali-
r.on-uitor\cittjon in Spain only if Ha,t.d.nc > 'prc^Icnf'cincTnus. and *'■' 'l»' ami nation nf freight ami ncom-
BrHain did. He was carcial, hawever. . Wer ir.a; au'-.a.ncc and th-' Ml"*-"* »ta1c m.a.nnn,:!
rot to close the do*>r too tighth* on 4)001 1 Eniquently denouncing war. Rev-' Formulation of |>olicies to utilize
Inolds sakl the United .States shoud 1 land nsourctv Ah- human adjustment;
the hopes of a considerable portam of r>r. s. J. IVrrTck of Xewbirrv col-!
the French
manding help for Spain
parliament, which wws de- 1,.,^ ^jH j^-Lver zht p.-mcipal addre-»s shoulder the
Ip for .^pain’s government, the na»-Tiing. President Burts will respmsihility of once again f^ving
renovation of K-gislation affecting
'owner-tenant reJationshipci; extemsiori'
Big Crowd Watchis ^hf^rleston
Man Take Office Oath. Pleads
For Development of Indus
tries In State and Pledges
Cooperation.
meSsagr .
give his am
L. M T.', -tate prvsjdert
an'> t h .tstia'"
,wriU participate i
Nf»C Hanting TrooMe
London, Jan. IT.— Informed British
sources said t*»*iay that Foreign ^
rxtary Viscount ^ Halifax udd French
F^neign .Minister Gevrg»^ P«.nne: at ^rr^l m-ssagy
<ieneva that Britain would n..: inter- ,::te..-st;ng fe.t .i e:* are mg
Vene in the S{»an;--h war “regar-ix-.- ^Vjth fsv-.r-g weather
Mrs. J.
<k*ni«K*racy, the «k*mocracy of France by states to citizens of lM'n«*fits al-
if the Wom-
anif (rieat Britain.'
leadv crcati-il under the national so-
IL
of the fate of Ba'
•na
any
French desire to aid the Spaai-h go-
e -nnient.
It was staTtil '-»l;ably that Pr. ..
Minister Uhaml«era:% had drafted a
memorandum for tht rabiner r^- ,-
ni--nding * 'iat B :ta r f IlffW -hf r*--. -y
ef nonin'e:\»'it;"n -i .-sik-im **t * e
le'ter."
X „ MO 'Hid nerher of thest nati«*ns ‘lal s.vurity act; state legislation pro-
*i»e i.TXig’am Fx-""*^* admit we .-a\«sl their hides.! viding guaranti-es of civil lilnTtuys and
ecutive <ei:=-^arT"p-*t.- win g'^e his "vithe- will admit they owe us any Mjrhts extemUsl ■:al>..r under national
-T. - ^ meney. htvau.s*- :h»y ’ha\e virtual-Jogislation siwh as the wag«-and hour
ly repudiate.! •h.ir delHs." !Iaw. and aUdition of the |h»!I tax.
Frazier charge.! that hug. o.r.lavs' (lov.-rnor Ls*h.- ..f Luiisiana said |
for .Vm.Tican armam.-nts w.r.- a di- the pn>gram “bHtks lik.- a resume f»f 1
r.s-* vacation of th. K. llogg Hi land what the f« dera! giiv.-riim.-nt has al-j
*i>aty renou'ic.ng wa* a- an m tni- leady *!on.-. I ag”.s- with them. W.-ie-
111. :it of national indwy. , al' agr* is| that f.sl. ral housing is a
M. anw hhe Pi'.-sid-•'* ff .0, t h« Id go.*.! rung and th.- wag.- and hoyi i
plan-
Burnet R. .Ma\hank, former may
or of ( harleslon. who was inaugu-
rattxl governor of .South Carolina
Tuesday at n.Min in simple exercises
on the Capitol steps in Columbia,
with a throng present to witness
the ceremonv.
c<
>ndi-
•tn)
> -irh ■
A- 2
♦-a«i
« \;xv
-m to 1.-
-.•JV*.«-s of
To .Aid Nazis In Balkans
R.Hiie. Jan. 17.— lta;y h. gan ng
• lermar.y line uji th* Ba.a.an cojr* t-
f«.r the R.»m.-Ilv n.n ax.s t «r; gh’
w hik- F'as. ;-t- ven*- J trwir hat-ed of
F rame.
U.»unt (.al.-azzo <'.ano. f -'-ign m.n-
ister an.! soft-in-lanr W iV—nier
s ..ini, a'rang.s! ; ■ b-av'
s'avia tu vjs * Dr.
x ;ch, Vtig».slav . mi. ' and
Tr nirt* r.
* * T -
; <s t.s
tmar.-e-
f w A'»r
.^taya.i.r.
w . t>. a busi-
•f 1 h.- m* m-
».mmitt<-.- am!
f’ -.1 *h«- \a-
y w . .«vt
-nd off'csrs.
Isa-t y.-nr, plan
i , * y.-ar
it-- d. N-r > "w . ‘■o'.'dFe.i |•.•^s^»ns
Will be th:- g-oV- 'e.Tjg
-A - rt!s m th«- Tem-
- -T-. caur- «'» m.vj-t-d t.* at’. n<!
tr,.; T»-?.sp* at th.-
n ..r,t .-f « ^ Te'- cal. WlJ! 1h llg
ti g.-- *- . »• .y a
-i--.-* r'- “■J'* c. g-'< lit .f /.I;
Johnston Grants
Cannon Parole
null- law I
things.”
ti >\* irior
a goisl thing, and all the othei
t
HaileV of Atkaik^as
a .-orf* t-rw-t- w -h a g • nj:
tary. dipb.fiiatH- and finai,. :a ad'.,
er- an<i 'h.-n pl.*!g*s! all part.cipant
to -.v-»-.-y. h«- w a isitiienlai ly p.-a-.sl w itli
Vl'hiHiv'h the o»nf*-n-nc« pusnrn- proposal t<i iinsly th.
ai>;y d*alt with -oni« plias.-s .if :h*
.•m<-rg.-n*-y .k-fr-ns.- pr«»gram. ‘h. con-
f. r.« s w;,n;.| m-t .\. ti coni.sl. that
H. < . < ann'oii, who was .-onvit-ted in
the ( nrt o| ge; era! <• i>n- ni l/in-
aid,b* t .'s*-pt«-mlH-i-, on a ehai ge of
th*- ">ui, laughter and
ent«-iie»-d to^seiv.-
<iis«-i imina- D '' .vears on the eliaai gang oi- in
iiow im|H»s«sl u|sin.tb«-
Kli-.
d* fen.s.- wa.s .li-H-n--* d.
> a
1
Crizjn
The far* that navy an«l tr* a iiy
- )f»p!y offnsTs lo«>k part ji.-ompt.-d
s|Hs- . a* ion •!ia* *h«- in.-*-t»’;g may
ha.e »la* d to pi-n .',wnt *f .na
*er a! for *h*- ’o-w a\o»* ho>»••
Tig !•' .».• of • : ' |M - ,il
*!«fer *• poig-ani
toiy fi. ight rat*' iiow im|H»s«sl u|sin.th«- slat.- |>.-nit« ntiai y hy Judg«- (I. H.
th.- S.»uth.’’ Il.ieene, wa om- «»f s«-veii <-»>nvi<*ts
tr*i\«-rnot «»f \ irg.nia promis given elerneney .'satirrday by (Miveriio'i'
ed th«- «-o.»|M iati«m of hi- tat*-. i.lohn ton, a re|Mirt.-«l in a .'-aimlay
“Th*- .s»nf*-reiMs- pf-«»|M»>..s|e to ilo t" " ' dispateh from I olninbia.
som.**.hing atimit th*- probl.-m whieh • annon w .10 liad h«-ld :i |He,ition
Au'hont Tjv*- I'a .a’«
aid •
Wa.' .lit* It*!*"*! a g- v t.:
;« •
* :niiiati**n Fmi
nflu* r’ •
S ..•b*‘a''» F i 7-.
tlf \ 1
w*s iT) "a i* •'* '
F a • *1. u* - • .•
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H inga X ‘7 —
junct of R 1'-
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Har.ga ' 7.0.
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H« 'iday*. 1 ■ ■ ■ . a *•
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g -. . nn\= ' *
Wallace’s Plan
Finds Opposition
Business Change
On South Broad
eans«-<l th«- S»»uth t«* 1h- *!*-signat*sl a-
•h«* nation's «ss.n*nnH- pr.»hl.-m No. 1,"
th.- Virginia g'»\*-iti*tr -an!. “TIm- <-onn-
«-i! - hoiibl m*s-t a i^-m-r.iii-- ro-|Mins.-
and eoniial . ••••|n-raT joii in all t h*-
."^ert h* I n stati
I h* New Urb-.ui' ."stat*- « ln«l*-|n n
n lit 1 s-m***-ia* *. «-ainiiiig to Im- th*.
* |».l|H-r -r: tl|*- «-o;intiy To l*-'eTit
*'ie • • • ■■! ■ , •til • l’•■•l•!• in No 1“
with the < lintoti < «**T.(n m:II.- for “sev
eral yeai pa t. wa- eoiivieUsi of'the
layittg of .laek .M. .\jidei ••n, a •» of
|ila«-,-, on la-T .Inly 2*.*;li. foH-.w-
Ihi
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iw, lit !
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d * lie !• ogi.lln
ttiir ;tn argiinp-rir ah>ti* fh«- ilee'iatg
ing of 'he dt-fend.-i-it' <..i;ighTir hy
\n>l*i o'l, .1 e.-o-pl h.itid m 'he mi I.
' .'i.-p 'i’ |•!<-.l wa . f <b-fen •-.
r u',* it «-t =i\p--iipi .1 !- •• 111.lie tlrin
till* Op'l ^ he • I M I :\II'.g
h eliT ( ! e . it • . eha 'I
(’(iluiuhia, .Ian. 17. — Hurnet Rhe-tt
j .Maybank, .scion of Charleston ari.s-
|toct-acy, Iw'camo governor of .South
Carolina Tuesday with the keynote
that “\v(‘ mus; ga f, : wai'd” and th<*
I first to congratn ate him^aftei his 30-
inimite inaugural address was Olin I).
Johnston, tihi' former eott<m mill l)oy
from the I’ietlmoii't si-i'tion whom he
siKX-eedisl.
.•\ <-ix>\vd of many thousands .saw
the 3!t-year-ohl foniK'r mayor of
^'harleston take the oath of office
I from Chief .lustic- John (I. .Stohlor
lt»n the broad stejis <tf the historic
j state h()us«‘. He was th«‘ first ix*sident
jof his eity to lx* elecU^d to the gov-
jernorship since the Confeilerate war.
j Mayl>ank .saw "our primary prob
lem” as financial an.l ealleii <*mphati-
cally for "a souimI fiscal i>olicy” and
I "a sound tax slructuTe’’ so that "we
can go forward with our pnigram to
bring new imiustries” into the state.
"Until we put our finanyal house
I in order xve are Udh xxasting and los-
,ing time in attafnmg our (k“iired
<‘nd," ihe said.
.Ap|H-a ing for an end to “prejudice
and six'fional ill-feeling within th«-
horders of the state of South Caro
lina" iMH-aUSe “we, owe if to oUIS«*lv.‘S
I and our ehildreii to mute for the com-
tinon giMid ...” .Maybank promis.il
"four years of pr«>gn-<.ive an<l busi
nesslike government” .is he made the#
follow ing >|M i-ifie ris-ommeiidat ions:
i C.ri-.-ition of .'i b-gislaii\-,. (-ommitt.s-
"to maki- the n*-.*-' ;iiy iletadi d study
of .'-■oiith ( ai'olin.'i's fise:il conditi m
and |iro}»lem.s in oidei- that we may
know first wh.-ie t.h«- stale now
.stand -, and s«,«-ond, w hat may be’done
to restoi-e It to sound financial con
dition and to provak- for the neces-
sai-y functions of go\< rumen! at the
least expi-Mse and hnr<len to the tax
payer- of th.- state."
K • ihlishinent of a state “lM*;ird of
devi'Ojiment" to woik I iWaid- btl.ill-
iiig iH-w indnslry, alli-aeting a larger
toni f Irjide and d-v«-lo|iing and l on-
I IX Mig ii.itnr.il D- onit es.
< le.ition of a eomnii h-ti "to make
.1 !|p>roiigh -Indy of .'s< :ith Carolina's
\
I
'a'e and eonntv go\erniiP nt .
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ward Hat -. oTia •
«xiKVtati' ' irut . t a
armns were pie^ui r.g '
which might d««-:d«- the
*r*- c X .1 War.
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old th;- till T. - t*. H.i'iip H
ea! ar.' aTe.'t ar.*! c>*n* ae*..r.
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"■rtie I-■ fead»-i'h«- paiM-r- a d.
’hat if •.p- f< b-rai go,* iii
api,-xea. a «k---.r.- t** a is! the
atti with a -olutiou of j! problem*
a 'ea'ion .-an !h- found whi«*h wiH
^ « r.* no' ordy tJi. S*>nth bn' the na-
.'s.-r.ator C. .A. Cnmier »f th> <.ejn- c.’. ii a- a who*.”
ty. has lH-.-n ap;H»int*-<l a m.-rr.!.**'' of Th*- .Xtlairta C..nvt4tulion saiil lh<-
*»ar pres- th.- state highway csHi.md:*-.- of th«- nth’s prolib-m--. in x-arying <legt-.-e
senate. He wli ah*. c<»Titinu*- To '. rx*- a!r*a*ly hav*- !h-*-m ta.ki.si.
•©a ntain laiJarK-.**! Fcx.-rwl c**mni»tT;-*-' «.f wh.ch h* “.\.I that is ne.-d.-<t i-‘an ae.-el.-ra-
was a nii*-mber las* y«-ar.
•;.v
I: ann*-t ilo I * ital
Citizens Enjoys
Splendid Year
A •
• • art.
caLW tra*
City’s Oldest B. & I... Asssiriatioii
Re-elects Directors and Offi
cers At Annual MeetiniE.
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II ell ii*’ t 'le eoin
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lipp. I hy
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o’■!.*•«! ,aT*
Was n.--
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( RO.MER NAMED ON
HKHIWAY (O.M.MITTKE
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lli<-tia!.l Viid*-- on. mir i.piia'-y in
U la't iiia..i, I n'r.il .\n:«-r.. .1. for tln-
jia t .32 y< ai . Mi. .\nd<-r <>ii tupl wife
ar*- iio'.x a* ho-ne o.i j--!ongh for --ev-
-ra month-, II*- i- a brother of .laek
W. .Ander-*»n si'id M*-.-. C orge W.
Hailey *if th. « My.
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lie W f.l e |i| .1 11.
r : ’ ed “ ’ la* ii. '"ore
.iny ! na! p;aii th.at t
•<- n'-iix pi.i i !’i r t «
ini-'oii I going to do
lll*-'n'M 1 ' will he-,t1.t [i.iy lliellt s.“
h*-.-iring II‘ \. H*' -aid "it is my infoimatpin, aft.-r
e\erai t onfen-iu-es on Up- -nlipel in
"■ > htn"!oii that manv ef. iho-e in-the
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a-lo; p iM ..
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wha’ Wa I-
n ;li.- '.say of
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(--nigie s of t;he Cm!»-d .'stati-
aipl
con'r.^ !>y as-
'.T.-,* -.g -^jTXie *f rev.-nu*
a f *.> ; rogTani,’
tlon of th.- w**rk. The pr.-s.-nt eon
<eria**»r Cnmier wa' a meni’p r <.f gr* -.' can, if it will. pr<»vi*l«- th«* fi-
Th'e annual shar>-bok!«'s metrt.rg
of th.- Citizens F'ederal Sax'trg- a-d
Loan a-ssoc>at:on wa* hehi last ght
St whidi time a financial rep*.
the year wa.s gixen sh..wring sah^-tin-
t;a’ pr**gre'S in every pha>.- =.f g-
activity, and a larg- gain :r. its t ta.
•SS-: t.s.
Red Crbss Drive
Short Of Goal
; — m r.ibership
Tr.
c.. -e
zat -
R*
a
ca.
Sect, on
cr.vere*: S
F'ollowirg a c-»ns:.leration <f the a.x re *g
report, the boar.! of directors wa.s re*- c-'-airttia:..
electee! as follows: Ikr. M. J. McFad-
den, J. I*. F*rather. B. H. B* yd, S- W.
Sumerv*. W. \V. Harris. W. .A. Moor
head, W. J. Duncan. D. C. Heustes-s
and T. D. Copeland.
.At a sii>sequent meocin^ of the
directors, the following officers were
re-e!tcted to serve the coming year:
Dr. -M. J. McFadden. president; J. P.
Prather, vice-president; B. H. Boyd,
seemtary-treastirer; Mats Robbie Hen
derson. assistant secretary.
The Citizens is the oldest associ.
otion of its kind in Clinton, haxing
been organized in IM©. .\t the thne
it wra.s converted into a federal asso
ciation May L 1937, it had total as-
s«cs of $^:000.39. Its assets as of
Dec. 31, 1938. amounted to SS66,125.86.
During the same period the loan ac
count has increased from $38,181.58
to $227,071.01, and privatie shares in-
vestments from $76j902.72 to $202,-
070.18.
At the annual nmedng a lesuiupoa
R
e
the c<*mmg’«-«* in cr.arg. of a-rai g*--, nanvial imaiis .arw! cn-at*- th** ma-
m.nC* of th«- inaug-iraTi**© *11 T n-.'- t-hin. iy that will lift th** gpm-ral
y *** <l'»x-»-’"rp«r H-j-n* T H. Nfay^ar k. -'ainlarils *»f~h.-alth an*l of **<In(*;itioM
■■ “■ n ih*- South to paritx' with anv <»th<-i
( KO.SS IIII.L 0> FI( lAI S r. g,on.
.A* a n/'-n* •■r.vn «-l*vt!<»n in Cr*.'« '"If that i.s *bin<- ‘h!- n.itural a'lva'ii-
Hi!l. th*- foli**-* .'.g *ifC-c a ' wer*- «-l*-* T- 'ag.-.s of th«* .S*iuth, in vlimat*-. in na-
<•<!: .May<*r. L. F'.. Ma'-.n: a. i*—t.v*- r*-soun-es, in jM-opb. wih m;ik«-
S. .M. l>-aman. H. M. Tarr*-', Frank this n-gion. as it :»h**ul<! !m , t h*- mos'
rp-rrvd $4-31 T. H-*y**-. bl.-s-e*! of all.’
I«<al
soiiii- *lpparlnii-iit «-x*-.-.iliv*-' ar*- work-
' iiig *111 plans w lia-li jH-rliap.' might
b-ad t'l a fan*-! ajipoi lioiim*-**nt of
inoiiry fill' these pnr|Mise> to.thi.se
stati-s w'hose per *-.ipita \v»-a!lh pro-
jh:!<i' tli<-i:- mat»-hing f< <i*-:-al fuinls
'*•11 ;i larger -val*-.”
For lliat r«-as<in. In- said, "it |>(-r-
\'* \v Vi>-k. .Ian. l‘">. — In tin- high hap- will b»- In-st t*» ivass tin- appro-
'tilln* s of St. I’atrn-k’' *-alheilral a.i'iiatipii bill without .s,Ki;il se*>-urity
'•«!» inn iii't -■ >*f rt ipin-in wa.s <nng t.)--uiul .laU*r i-nacl. ipi-t-ial b-gi.slaliou to
ilay for < 'eoi.*-! .Ia«-'ib Rupp-rt, tin- in**-’ th*--*- parti«-ular n*-*-<|s.”
iwea thy bi'-w*-!- ainl *iwn*-r of tin- Tin- in-w gov«'rrior. with applau.se
SOLEMN MASS FOR
(OEONEE RLPrERTi
’.f t-he organi
L. Piaxjc-o.
tFn -jj-’ta for thi.'
The ineinlH-rships
■ f V.
*. C.aitMO and G-.dville.
DRIVE C.AREFLLLY
SAVE A ufe:
So Far Tliis A'car There
^ Have Been
O
FAT.ALITIES
AIT03I0BILE
ACCIDEXTS
LAURENS COUNTY
Lrt's Strirc To Make
1» a Safe Tear Oo
the Highways.
Clinton Again Grabs Spotlight
As Year-Around Sports Center
wtiiM’s t hainpio'i .N.-w V*»! k \’atik*cs iiit* ri iipt ing him f• e*|ii*-ritly, (hvlared
iha'«l>al! tf.im. wh*i *li*-il ! ri<lay after 'tia. "sonn-lhiiig ’ must be dem- about
a I.ng ring illm-'.v. tin- it*-’s “farm pirtiir*-. ’
K’.*-ry jH'.v in th*- gr<-at <*ath<-<lral “I v.(uil*l *‘n!ist th*- fac-i!iti<“s and
was fille*! lH-f**.'-e tin- fnrn-ra! s«-rvie*', -o-npei :iti*>n of th*- CU-m.son .college
and nn-n ainl w*mi'*n sttMxl in silent * xteli-ion service, th*- «iepartnu'nt *>f
thoii-anils in ih*- w*-! .sire.-l.s *iutsid«-.'ag.-icultui<-, th<- n*-w.'i>ai»<*r.s, the ra-
I- ^ —idi*), anil any *>th*'r ag«-nci**s that can
Presbyterian c.*llege wi'.l c<*ntinue> state champion.'hip for team. an*l for
to hold an oue.*xtarHiing f.**Mtion in individuals in • .single.' and d<»uble.s.
.state athletics and wril in- the out- The coSh-ge cemtinuey to Iw the
.xtaTMiing host for statewnle athletic headquarters for the Camlina.s .luniofr
competition m 1939. acc**rdirig to I>avis Cup squad, of whose commit-
Walter Johnson’.s anno’jnci-rner.t yes- U-e, I>r. William P. Jacohis, the presi-
terday of tournaments and meet*- al- dent of Pre.sbyierian, is chairman,
ready scheduled for the year. i the fall another of those justly
In May the collegiate t.-ack and famous ti-nnis clinics, a sports event
field artist^ of the Paimetto state which ha.s earned Presbyterian co^*
will again gather at P.'-esbytt-rian lege a national reputation, will b<*
d'jrirkg the first week-end of the held and pr*>bab!y 1.70 will he pres-
month an*! participate in the South ent for it.
Carolina Iratercollt-giate Track _apd .And Dc-cember will sw the Jacolrs
Field .Meet—an ex-ent which ha.s aJ- inteirfereTice itrophies award<-<l the
ways beem held on the campia-. More best blockers in the state of .South
than 200 entries are expected for this (Carolina, the .Southeastern am! the*
evenL
The second week-end in May will
see the tennis stars of .state collegee
on the college courts as the South
Cazotina Intercollegiaae Tennis Tour-
k hcM hare for the third con-
aecutive year. Al least a hundml
to paclieiiMto in this
Southern conference at a gala foot-i
hall- post mortem at the college.
Thirt’s the story which Athletic Di
rector WiACer Johnsorr’s schedule
shows—tourraunents and staite—and
in iwme caaes eouthwide gatheriixgs
and toumamenta on the Blue Stodc-
ing campus winter, spring, summer
the and fall.
WHO WORKS
WHERE?
DAILEY’S ( ASH
GROCERY
J. B. Dailey. Prop.
F1o}d Hitt
Keith .Adair
Jack Jeanes
Jim Simpson (colored).
This firm employs
Two previously rep*»rted
firms employed
Total
19
24
It Pays To Trade
IN CLINTON
land will blip in p*-r.sua<iing tnii' fann-
'*-rs (tf ih*- at.solut** n*v*-ssity *>f prn-
!du*-ing Lh**ir own food if they *-v*-r
*-xp(-ct to afuaiii a di-sirahlc .standard
'of living."
.Maybank, who, as t-hairman of th*-
jslaU* public stsivice authority, was a
jl*-ad*-r in obtaining th«* Sant«'*--('<K)p*-r
projict for the state, fori-.saw "an
! abundant supfily of low-prie<-*l e!*‘C-
'trieity" wh*-n that and th*- Hiiz/.ard’s
I R<M>.st ilevelopmeiit were coniph'Usl.
“Ft must he avaiiab!*- not **nly t*>
[our urban population but faniu rs as
I well,” h<* .state*l. "I’i<*gr*-ss has- b*-«‘n
'mado in rural elts.-trifieatioii, ()ut
South Carolina lag' behind in this
field."
He promised to “coo[H-rat** to the
'utmost w’ith the ailmini.s'vfation in
I Washington under the leailership of
the prosiilent,” but as.serte*] ‘‘.All of
! our troubles cannot be charge*! to fed-
leral action or inaction. Neither should
we f«?el that Washington has a pana
cea for aJl of our ills.
‘There is a vast amount of work
that we can and should do at home.”
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