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THE CUNTOX CHRONICLE. CUNTOX. S. C.
THllttDAY. MARCH 9. 1939
Lys
itiun
mm THEATRE
MONDAY AND TUESDAY,
March 13-14
“Men With Wings”
Starring F K E !)
RAY MII.I.AM).
1 A man with ph*nty of pu^h
I have much need for pull.
Boyd Endoned BUSINESS WANTS SHOWDOWN
For Conmibrionor GREATER U. S. SPENDING
On last .Saturday. March 4th, as
congress celebrated its l.'>Oth anniver*
MacMl’KRAY. sary, KlJison Durant Smith, the 74-
I.OIISE (AMI*- >^•ar-old iH-mocralic di-an of the sen-
BEI.U ANI>Y DEVI.NI*:. I.YN.N'E ate. began his .'list year U. S. sen-
OVERMAN. Filmed in TFA'H.MCOD- ator fn»m .South Carolina. TV* senator
OR. (dory riders of the sky . . . Fly- wTis sworn in us a menBlnr of the
ing fools, gentlemen unafraid! The s<nttte on March 4, I'MP.l. The
breathless story of men who risk their
Ii\es in the skysayV The greatest air
thrills ever filmed.
"News of the Day."
1(1 A. M. Show—MONDAY.
‘ lOc and 2r>r
WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY,
March
“Cafe Society”
.'^tarring MADKI.KINK CAUROl.l,.
FKKD MacMl RKAY. S II I U I. E Y
ROSS, and ( I.AI DE tJ I I, M N C-
WA’IEK. .*she's gueen of the debs—
tiMi rich. t«Mt Ka>, tist high-hat. Ilut
she’s a sucker for a left hfM>k . . . and
hi's a sucker for blondes!
.‘selected Shorts. "Find What’s
W rung.’’
:i:.{0 A. M. Show—W KDNKSDA Y.
I Ur and l.'tc
other membi*r now stUing who was
there then is William K. Borah, of
Idaho. He went to the senate in 1907,
two years ahead of Senator Smith.,
During the history of the* senate!
th<*re have been almost 1,101) .sena-'
tors, and only twelve have servisli
longer than Borah arul .Smith. i
VVh<*n .Si*nator A. (’. Latimer died | '“(fht,
in Washington, Feb. 20, 1908, .seven]
cun.iidaLs, inclu ling Kllison Durant;
.Sniitli,offeinl for mmiination. A mer-
ty iiattle took place and when the
v</tes were counted. Smith was on to^),
witli .lohn (rary Evans of .Sfiartan-1
doesn't • - _
Kounty Del^.lm. Economy Ls X« AA«J Bv
BuHincMfi Lea|(ii« Give Hearty;
Endorsement To ainU* M.n „ith Hopkins' l>n>cr.m.
For Place On State Hiichway - .
Commission. X^-w Y*»rk. March 4.—.\n imnie-
—^—♦ diate sh3w-Jown fight on .ncrea>ed
B. H.,Boyd, well known l-ical busi- gove*-nmer.t sp'-nding may becloud the
, ness man, is being considereil as a business recovery pr.igram of Secre-
l>oMsible sliccewjMFr to Zack K. Wright tary of "'tbrmrnerce- Hopkins, some
of .N’enkd)erry, Jbs tbis distrtrt’s repre-' business and financial leaders said
setitat|ive on the .South (brolina high- today.
leaniwl The tleci sion of s.onie of “ex-
delega- ecutives to "fight now
if
has
arisen.
a number of “por-
way commission, it has. been
from members of the-county
tion. they said, out of
At, tlu* H'gular monthly me«*ting of-tents" reaching the business com-
the I^aurens Business league held .iiiunity from Wa>hington indicating
Senator .A. <’romer that the admmi-t■nation ^may have
staUnl that the «k*legat;on ha.-^ given "uji its sleeve" .ee-.v ec .a ,mic mt-as-
it.s lu-aity endorsement to Mr. Boyd ures which, if camel out. would
for the |M*st. Following ;ne mnarks greatly tein|>er their general attitude
'of the scMiator, the l,aurens iKyly t<*wards the Hopkins i-vcovery plan,
'unanimously aiiopted a ri*solution en- Not in m<»nth>. they >aid. have ."-o
on a scale calculated to raise
the nauonal income above $70,000,-
000,000 a year.
The program also c»lls for a
l»- of iii.i»r<'^h.« been Tubii^
l.n<lcr. .Not SalBrM
oth.;, ^ ^ prcsid«it, Hopkin. and polkical device* the rai.inc of »
. .u <;uestion as to over-extending govern-
-„e’?n";he rv "-J"' Tho*e ,t»nem,. ricvl
.lued ...etine. ’ l‘rht ** repecsentin* the "Ncw
•lu.ed n.«ki«n. ranpnc fmm ex- aim... hate played an imme-
S XIT’ * I'*''- ■•id. In rallying sup-
^ I'i'rt to the Harrison "economy" bloc.
Cbief among those are insistence on ^
resumption of heavy .spending direct- If You Don’t Read
!y to consumer channels chiefly THE CHRONICLE
through thr works p.-ogress admin- You Don’t Ot the NEWS
.Mr. B<»y«l for the vacancy. many leading figures m Wail Street
Pile ehftion of a new c<*mmi.ssioner taken such an active interest in cur-
Inirg, and K. (L Rhett of Charleston, I , . , , , . . . ,
'eomes up this y(*ar i»y rea.'‘<*n tpf the , rent {xilitical proceedings at Wash-
a close second and third. Smith won
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY,
.March 17-IS
“Paris Honeymoon
in the run-off arwl took his seat w'hile'
William Iknvard Taft was president, j
'lillman died in 1918, and since that'
time five men have iM-en sent to the
'••nate from this .■-tale, while .Smith
has .solved as the state’s senior .sena
tor. Those were ( hiistie Beriet, W. I'.
Pollock, .N. |{. Dial, ( de L. Please,
ami the .stale’s present junior senator,
.lames T'. Bvrnes.
With BINt. ( R(»SB\. FRANC IS-
K \ (. \ \L. \KIM I \M1RCH F. .SHIR-
I ROSS and EDU ARD E\ ERF/IT
HORTO.N.
ISinn’s best . .'. An hilariou.s hone>-
niosiii 4il laughter and music with
Bing giving out a flock of new song
hil>. with I'ranciska (luul, .Xnierica’s
new4‘s( heart menace.
"SPIDER’S UEi;" No. H.
Disiiev Cartoon, "Sfaielv Dog
Show." "News fif (he Dav."
I Or and 2.'>c
.Senator .Smith, up for re-election
during the pa>l summer, was opposed
by a Ibb per cent .New liealer <iov-
ernor (tliii D. .b>hnstoii. Me won in the
primal y over hr- o|iponeiit liy a ma
jority of more than .P’l.tlOD votes.
s .1 pity, but M>m»
floweis until after
any
1 il l! to the cemeterv
fact that the
expired, arul
cmistruetifin of th** law. he
!gible for re-election. The law
that the offn-e shall "alternate'’ in the
j four counties of the fliHtrict. viz:
' Lauiens, .ADieville, (Ir«*4*nwo«»<l and
I Newberry. The .sei«i'tion «»f a slK•ces-
’sor to .Mr. Wright i- theioforc in the
hamis of the deiegati«»iis <»f the four
eonrities.
.Mr. Boyd ha- long h.^-n an «'iithusi-
aot ic advoeat*' of rmol «l»-v»»loptiM'nl in
tile county, and is wa-ll 4|ualifi<si f«»r
the po.-,ition for which he i> n<*w Ik--
iiig coii'idereil. He ha- a vv ido circle
of^ friend' heie and throughout th«'
folks never get who woulil )»f gen*-i-ally ph-.i-tsl
they aie car- his eh-^tnm a' a of thi
U'riii of .Mr. Wnght has, ington, ami s[»*»k*-'-ti»en have
that, under Uk* gen<*raJ active here fur an “ecunomy '
tieer.
C'taii-
is'ineli- tion of
■.jH-cifie'^ .s«-nator
rally.ng behind
Missi^-
>I*end-
eommission from fhi' •li'.tru-t.
roi'
NEXT WEEK-
PER TAhKS A
JESSE JAMES.
RIP
Broadway
Theatre
MONDAY AND TUESDAY,
March 13-14
“Alexander’s
Ragtime Band”
HERE XCMN . . . Irving lUrlin’s
Xmeriraii CavalcMde. Rich with mrlo-
4I1) >. Ihal keep (he heartn Hinging,
glamur<iu>. with Ihr dramatic pano
rama from ragtime to Hwing. .Starring
TXRO.NE POXXER. ALICE EAXE,
DON XXIWIII’; ETHEL MERMAN
and J X( K H Xl.EX,
"Fox NeWH."
ID X. XI. .Show—TI E.SDXX.
Die and 2Dc
The president is hack from anotlu r
lug fishing tri|i and continues to pile
up mariners’ miltsige like a elip|M*r
ship 'kipper. \X h**n Tm* r«-turned frimi
his exti-ndeil CanhlH-ari voyage, he
had tiavele*! iimre than l.'»D,0lllt miles
I since taking office in P.i;{‘{ with al-
Imost half of it on sea. It would be
Iint«*r«-Hting to know what the cost has
I •n'.'n.
The <H«‘an is not iiicideii'al to .Xlr.
'RcMisevelt. It has Ihh.ii a h»>l»by and'
|iart of his lif«* since lh«' days when
he sat hare footed on his grandfath«'r
I Delano’' -tone wliarf at Fairhaven.i
.Xlass.. and dreamed of iH'ing a suiloi /
.Si-amen sa.v he is a gifted navigator'
w ho could, if h«‘ had to, sit dow n ami
eluirl a eours«* t«» far away comers 4»f
tlw woi Id X'lsitors to his offus* find
it cliitti'red with S4«a tnnkiSs ami
iiKMiel ship-., prints, a ship’s
clock, a 't»'ermg wh*s*l. ami hi' li
brary of lt<M>ks on naval histoiy is
'aid to Im* «»ih* of the finest in the
world.
Boy Scouts Hold
Court Of Honor
Ths is
learn by
I HMICe.
a funny world, .‘soim-
ex|Hisure; otlno’s hy
4*f us
Clinton 4hstrict B«*y Scouts hH<l its
third court of honor Thuisttay night.
.March 2, at FliFrala Slie«-t .sch<M»l.
Though this distrk-t was <mly re-'
ceritly organizist, the court was a
lai'gt' 4HW. Sisnit Ex«s'utiv«- t). B. (nir-
man itf (iMsuiville «*xpre's,sl himself
as la-iiig well pleas«s| with lh« att»'ml-
ance ami the ntimlM-r awanis that
well' made
Ti<s»p II of C|irit«>n di'ti'N't wa- the
only tisMip III the •l.'tiict tii hav«'
sisiuts isseive awanis Th«Me wen*
iiiiu* iM'W imsidn-rs wtw* ns'4'iv»s| thsMr
temh*rfi"bt awanis. wha-h wen* made
by Bob Bla«'k. Dr. D (t Khame pre
s*'iit4s| to tHwyn .'sliirgvsMi ami Kufu'
'Sadler then first cla" Iiadg*'' law-
r»’m'«* heigas^m was th«* 4*nly S4'«»ut to
us'eive th«* rank trf star scout, whu-h
!was pn*sent«sl by .Mi (a»rman II. I*.
' Kieh«*IiH*rger awanhsl merit iiadges
to |jkwn*iHs- Fergu.'«»n. K»s-m* Young.i
hahiiumi' Young. tUwyn Sturgvsm and
Rufus Sadl‘i. wh«i r%*»'»*i\«s| five ba<lg-'
WEDNESDAY. THURSDAY.
.Marrh l.'i-lli
“The Adventures
Of Robin Hood”
Starring ERROL ELYNN. OLIXIX
D« M XX ILL XND, It XSII. tR X T II -
ROVE, (I.XIDK R XIN.S. X L A N
liXI.E. EI tJENE PXI.IEriE. In all
'I EH V |( OI.OR. The picture opens
Itri'klv and the pace never lags . . .
Its packisl with exciting incidents and
Ihrilling comli.ils ... If vou misse<i it
wh«n here In'lore. make arrangements
to st'e It now
"Jaipur, the Pink ( ilv.’’
9 ;H» X M Show — I HI RSD XX .
lib' and l.'tc
i«s each. Th4*i»* wen* I.’t iliffereiit kimis
I his has Ihtii a wiiit«>i in which we ot nu’iit bn«lg« » in the 2.’» tMesentevi,
have faileil to have a snow. I*ast Eli-[.'some of the nn»st iin|>ortant are:
da.v a few flakes were notictsi to full Fii't aid. publH* health, first aid t«*‘
but the fluri.v was simmi over, ami aiuinal.s. 'Wiiiimiiig. music, and fire
11hose who wanted to .s«s* th»' i-arth nian.ship.
The Imivs III t lintoii aie just Itegin
: covered with white had (o undergo
a disappointment. But it’s not tisi lati*
, .V*‘t. \X e ma.v hav e a 'iiow Is^foi e the
'end id ,wint«*i w'hich dvws not pass
into spring until March 22nd.
Kver.v now and then wniie one asks
us, when «iid w«* have tin* last big
snow. Or .'oim- gentleman in convei'a-
tion rts'all.s (In* snow of such ami such
a year and tells something »>f paiiicu-
lai inteis'.st that hapiK'iied at that
time. Well, if you are interested in
snows, when they hav
D'nioci at
Harri.son. Ih-imarra'
ipp., who I'suesl a ca i f-*: !«
ing on Tnui'ilay.
In this roundamnu: fa'he*n a num-
Ur were told that an inflaent*a.
key cabinet rnetnbv-« ha' n *.he la'*
f«'W days aiigned hinv'^-.f w-.th the
ILiirisori gnejp ami pt •m.-ei : ■ en
deavor t.» vviii o.er the {•r-'aj-n:.
.8ome leader'. »:h»-rw 'C impu-"-
«d gMatly by tm* 11 •}*»..:!' i»r »gTam.
said they were lii'appf*«vau.se
they had tw'en told he wi.j.d take a
vigorous starnl .n h - Ik-' .M one'
'p«MS'h agan'.'t furtm-r g>vemiu«n*.
'p* nding ami had n g.
.Moreover, some 'a.d "m-v nad re-
ciived new "iHo-rent'" ind.cjitjng thv
admini'tiatioti )s>th unntevl.av ly and
for a riioie viistant pcriud plan' great
er and g'-eatei itorrom *;g ami 'pv-nd-
ing.
N’<»t the least «»f the-e '“|K»?Xent.s."
It was said. |s a pticket-MZed hand-
iHMtk hisiught i«ck fivioi XVa'hington
by some recent vi'iiors to the cap*-
tul during the period of the Hopkins
ts»ik*ult«tions with business leader' in
the lN*lief. niKaken or not. that it
n'preseiit.s the first authentic attempt
to tell c«»niiiactly in simple iangxiagv
the complete ecvoiumic artd s^icial
idisilogy of the ~Xe» iK-ai.*"
This book. “.\n Fasmooi ic Prv^rram
for Xniencan lK*m«w-racy.“ published
by (he X'ariguani |»re'si. Irsz* as au-
Uioi.s* 'even Harvarvl and TafU' icon-
iiiis!'. hut a for* «r>»rd says
"Ib-siik-' thos* wb»^ names a(»f»«*ar
on th«* title |uig» there were s<*veral
taking an active |>art in the work
of pri'iMring thi' in>ok who. becau'*-
v»f iheir pies.-nt cvmnrrtHsn.' wuh \a-
iiiHis branches of gvivemment serv icr.
did not feel free to affix thrir s|g.
natures t«» recvanmemlatK**!' v*n «|Lie'-
iHuis t»f |Mdiry ’’
Paita itf the program mere en
thusiast K*ally a|>(>roxrd by s,inie in
dustrial lemh-is who lotik an active
|»aii in the shaping of the Hopkins
pnigiwm. .Vnemg these were
I Xn endorsement ,»f the “private
enterpiis**’’ system
F R Y E R S
FOR SAI^
■VIILK FED — EXCELLENT Ql ALITY.
Apply To
Thom well Orphanage Poultry Farm
W. C. Huffman, Msrr.
WHATS NEW IN MEN’S WEAR
4
♦
X firm stand agaiaat higher in
ning to get what IS km.wn as the,j.„„„. tj*,-. for the rich.
s4'out spirit. They are w«>rking tv* ;{ t>]>|H»sKi«*n to immesl’.ate reslts-
pass tvsts. hv*lp the olJier l»oys. and to | of w.-alth texen lifcwigh op-
mnke scv.iirting giow in the district p..sKi.*n is expr.-'s.nl
4 EliminatKtn
Johnson Named /urmes
I X revN*gnition of the tmp<etance
School Trustee ^‘*’’*'* «nd
nclikli.*vg em-
as temporary ».
tax exempt ee-
1 HI DAY AND SATURDAY.
.March 17-IS
“Guilty Trail”
Slarriiig BOB BXKER, MARJORIE
REXNOLDS and II XL /I'ALI.XKKR-
!{<•. X singing cv»w puncher . . . turn-
c«l swinging man-puiicher! He sings
as sidll> as a summer breeze . . . but
swings like a tornado!
•RKIT RN OF DU K I’RAf Y"
.No 9.
t iimeviv. "('ommunit.v Sing. They
Live Xgain."
lUc and 2(U'
recv'iit yv'ar.s, ami
fell at each time
information from
from the Weather
February 12. 1822
.lanuary .'I, 1818
.laiuiai'.v II, 181’*;*
February Id, ISSO
February 1 1, 1HS9
February 1 I, 1899
January It*. 19dr>
February 17. 1912
January (’>, 1917
.Maivh 1, 1927
I .lanuary JO, 19.Slt
Dv'ccmhei lt’>, Hh'ld
Dv'ccmher li>, l'.».'>2
February Id. IdJ.l
December 27, 19Jr»
February 7, I9.'li’»
how
.vou
till'
Man’:
• iKCurrvs! in
many iiK'he.s
ma.v g»*( the
Kvoid taken
. chaii i
D’ inches
XX allor .X. .Ivdmson of thi' city, ha'
Iks'Ii ap|Hiintisl by the ci»untv Uvanl
of vsliH-ation as a nicniS,*! of the Itowrd
of trustis's »»f Hunter 'cH.h*1 district
N«>. r». .Xlr. .l4*hns,*n 'iKX'evsl' K. D.
(’raig, wbv* lt*ft the city several
montlus agv* tv* enter business in
■ViiU'»ng prv»
other heavy imiu'ttiC'
pha'is on vN>rttinursl
gi am)
>
d Uix'i>mmen<)ati<*n the p.»wcr com
panies remain un ier private owncr-
-hip ami i-v*r»tri>t
.'svmie b>avh*i' sji:,| :Sc stat«*mctH
(7as-jv*f these aims in the form had been
12 inchi^,iii>.inii, N. 1'. instrumental in tieci.hng 5'appivrt fvw
9 iiu'h*‘s| During the past year fv*ui changes the Hopkins plan These and others
l^i*si
NKXT WEEK —
THERE'S THAT WOMAN ACAIN."
“OXERLAND STALK RAIDERS.”
How many
i»ei‘ V
of these vlo vvHi remem
Id inclVif*slha\c bvx*n niuvic in the K*cal Iroaixl.
Id inches one vine tv* the vieath v*f XX. KliwvtvMl
8 inches I DillurvI, ami thixv tv* fill vav'aiu'u*s
r* Indies'causvsl by the iv‘signatu*ns v*f itw*. XX'.
8 iiK'hes Holinud, Kv*bert S. IKvens ami Mr.
•’* inches !(’raig.
Id inches! T)m* lH*anl is nv*w cvHn|H>stsi of XX'.
r* inches I Oxley, chainnan. ( X. .Mauney.
I'J inches W. C. Baldwin, K. (ialUtway and
r* inches I W. .X. ,Iohn.sv*n. I’mier the |*rv*sent law
2 inches t>he terms v*f ad five nu*mlH*i> will ex-.
Id inches pile m .Iiine.
.Mend>v*rs of the cv*unty l»v*anl, are
R. K. Savller i*f this city. K. E. Bald*.
Rev. J. .X. Martin, l'. K, WrigHk amt
.1. Lerv>v Burns, all v*f l*auix‘ns.
9 inches
NOTH E TO MEMBERS
PRESBYTERIAN UHlTH'H
Fat men ami mv'ii with hv»4»hies that
U'ligross t.lveir thv>ugtus are rarely]
thieves, say's the hv*ail of a iHiiuling
~ ' ' ' company. .\ml the marrit*vl man is six
\ ( alifornia angling novice caught times as safe, from the iH*int of view W’e wish to rt*mind all nu'inlH*rs of
^ IS ling V X|HHlition. stealing, as the unmarrivHl man.'the Fii'sit Pmsbytenan v'huivh tvi fill
1 hat says a great ileal tor the influ- out plinlge carvis and turn them in
eiiee of gvH)d wivt‘s ami ehiltiivn. l,
AN ACCIDBNTc*i
^^get yon into a ti^t
you
That ruins his carv'ei. How can
expirtevl to get excited alxml a
fish from now on?
he 1h'
sun
TOEWRITER
RIBBONS
For All Make Machines,
Standard and Portable.
ADDING Machine rib
bons
ADDING MACHINE PAPER
Call 74
Chronicle Pub. Co
.Nations,
l»irthdays.
next Sumla.v moi ning. If you have m*t
like individuals, have a card, .see R. i*. .Vlair.
It was theix‘fore fitting
Uwt Satuniay that ('ongix-ss halt frv>m ' XValter Johnson. Chnin.,
!its usual grind to celetirate the loOth “Every Mexnber Canvass."
jbirthilay date of the fii*st ('ongress | ~
under thi* Constitution. proposal of a
I When Congrv*ss met for thx* first'jf*/*^^^ iinjHvrts. It was over this
time in New Yv>rk on Matxrh 4, 1789. Butler, a senator from
iCTNA-IZE
An'
it was confix>nt,e<l by many* problems
not unlike those of today, (rt*orge
Wa.shington came by coach from','
•Mount Vernon, arrived in New York
by boat on April 2:ird, and on the
doth was sworn in as presivlent at
Fevleial hall. Jv>hn .Adams came from
i -Massachusetts and took over the prx*-
!sieving office i>f the senate on .April
[21. New York then had a impulation
Included in mapy contro-
•fV'ersiaiiSfui
iSfues that soon loomed before
South Carolina, uttered the threat of I
secession hy his statv*—a threat that
was renewv*d morx* than once befvvre
it was carried out in 1860. Much wa-j
ter has passed over the item during i
this century and a half. All .Ameri
cans now, more than ever before,
shouUl join in the hope and prayer'
that a, free Congress may never per-j
ish. • I
L \V. Sl/MEREL
AelMi-iicr
PlMMe M
CHiitoa. C.
SUBSCRIBE TO THE CHRONICLE
“The Paper Every bady
for SPRING
YDU WILL FIND HERE
FirNl. Your Suit: For business
and ueneral wear style favorites
will be (ireen. Gray. Hlue and
Brown in self stripes, broken chalk
stripes, cluster stripes . . . models
preferred will be 3-button single*
breasted drape and the double-
breasted drape with accentuated
waist line. For sports and lountfe
wear rolors are brighter with easy
swinging sport backs, plain and
patch pockets. We show all these
colors and nodeis.
S12.95 to S32.50
STKTSO.N A.M) OTHER
.SI'RI.N’G
HATS
S1.95 to $5.00
TAILORING DISPLAY
March 10-11
factory Representative of Hopkins Tailoring
t ompany will he with us these two davs with com
plete showing of new spring fabrics. Ite sure to
citme.
HIPP 8 CHANDLER
THE STORE FOR .MEN AND BOYS
Ue Sell for ('ash Try Our l..av-.\wa\
Ulan
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Food Prices Slashed!
FAT BACK,
Fresh, Thick, lb.
7ic
Argo PEACHES,
Extra large cans
2 for 25c
Beverly
9
POTTED MEAT,
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Market Specials!
BEEF ROAST
MOUNT VERNON
15c Lb.
PORK
SAUSAGE
BOLOC^NA
2 lbs. 35c
SAUSAGE
PORK ROAST,
Lb. 15c
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18c Lb.