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PAGE TWO THE CLINTON CHRONICLE. CLINTON, S. CJ THl'RSDAY. MARCH 16. 19.W Mrs. Wilson To Be Buried Here Today^ Mis. Minnie Patrick Wilson, SS, of Spartar>hunr, wife of B. K. Wilson, died TvK*!»4lay nijfht at a SjiarUnburK hospital where she had been a patient for only a few hour.s. Funeral services wJil be conducted froin the A. R. P. church in Spartan burg this afti‘rn<K)n at 2 p. m. with her pastor, Rev. .1. R, Kennedy, in charge. Interment will follo^' here in Rosemont ctMiietery at .‘i:30. , Mrs. Wilson, until alK>ut nine years ago was a resident of t’linton, where she has a wide circle of friends and aeijuaintances. For her fine trait.s of character she was admiteii by all whoj knew her, and th<‘ri‘ are many wlm will join with the family in mourning her passing. ^ Besides her husband, .Mrs. Wilson is survived by four daughti-r.-. Mis. t . K. Nichols of this city, .Miss Willis Mae Wilson of Woodruff, Porothy^ and l.ueile Wilson, ami one son, Ben nett Karl, .Ir., all of .Spartanburg; byj thne sister.', .M tss Ida Patrick of PEOPLE YOU KNOW Temperance Rally. Next Wednesday! WEST CLINTON Mrs. Joe Campbell, Correepondent .Methodist (’hurch At Laurens. I>a'urens County'' Temperance Th .Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Nichols were calksl to Spartanburg Tuesday on ac-i count of the sudden illnesw and death ^ of .Mrs. Nichols’ mother, .Mrs. B. F.; W’llson. ' Friend.s of .Miss Uura Lynch, mem- organiza^n, which is a unit in the ber of the high .school faculty, will re- South Carolina Feilerated Forces For gret to know that she is ill at her Temperance and Uw Enforcement. h<uii£* " ' annual rally at the Hist .Mr.,. ]|rn,l,.r,.,n Pitt, wrre church -if ■•‘‘“"n,, Wch- callc,I u, S,.a.-ta,.l.urK Tuesday on 7' count of th,. death of Mr.,. I'ilt,' "hu.x.hc.s of the county. mother, .Mrs. E. I). Byer.s. Friends of .Mr. and .Mrs. B. .S. Pin son will regret to know they have I been ill at their home this week. .M rs daughter, Lillie Bell of McCormick, .spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Manly Faulkner. I Mr. and Mrs, Fred Tennyson of ^ Spartanburg, vi.sited Mrs. D. G. Jackr .son .Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Trammell spentj ^Murjej j^an McGee spent the w’eek- end with Hazel Spiers in Laurens. Mr. and MrS. J. G. Franklin of Sunday in Greenville with .Mr. and] .Miss Margaret .Shealy, nam^ represent 'Clinton at Chari] .\zalea Festi\al opening * harlotte. Mi.'.' .lulia I’.itiick and .Mis. .Xrthur Kobiii'oii bnirhei', Ib»l)ert I ai (diiia, and W . of I^iiieasti-r: two] Patrick of .North Patiiek t»f (Ireeri- HKiH SCHOOL .OR Laurens .County Organization To Hold Annual Meeting On Night of March 22 In First mi^. ^yd Norris. •Mr.s. Fred Rhodelsperger of L nion, (b)ldville, siHrnt the week-end with spenCthe ^eek-end with her mother, their daughter, Mr.s. J. E. Brasw'elL^ Mis. S. W. Kinard. Lillie Miriam and Barbara W’illing-^" .Mrs. .\lma Trammell and daughter, ham of Greenwood, spent a fe-vs; days Grace, .Mr. and .Mrs. .Iim Trammell lasl week with their grandparents, and son, James, of Duncan, visited .Mr.'and Mrs. H. P. McKee, relatives here .Sunday^. Birthday Party Enjoyed .Messrs. ( harle.s, .\!vin, Vernon, ()n Saturday afternoon Mrs. H. P. Henry amJ Hou.ston Trammell and McKee gave a birthday party in hon- regardless of denomination, are urged Ansel Smith visited in Rock Hill and or of her daughter, ElizaJx-th, who' to organizi and eiiiarge their prayer C harlotte Sunday. celebratwl her ninth birthday, meeting groups to transport them to .Mrs. Jack .\ndtrson spent the .Many' games and contests w’ere the meeting. Where mid-week meet- week-end in .Sjiartanburg with her played and Elizabeth was showered ings are notl regularly held, the ^ parents, .Mr. arid .Mrs. S. P. Dye. with many useful gifts. Icecream and s. John D. Davis is spending this lequested to see that a Rev. R. D. Hughes attended the cake was servt*d th^ young guests. I week in I.arigley with her daughtei, jji-oup attends. (meeting of the .Mas<>nie grand, lotlge Those pri*serit included: Iretha and CMts. .Noland Parker, and .Mr. Parker. Meetings of this kind are 'oeing held in Charleston last w'eek. |Haiiie .Anderson, Betty .Ann Camp- ,.Mrs. Parker and small daughter, Lni- ^j| under the genera! .Mr. and .Mrs. J. M. Ficklin visited beil, B<*tty Dunaway, Jackie Guest, (o illy, are convalescing from a of Rev. .Allxut D. Betts, e.x- relatives in Ker.shaw the past week- Billie, Bobby and Rudy Hambrick, 'Urn’s illness. ecutive secretary of the federated end. iNealie .Ann Bigham, I^arry F'owlefn Dr. Is»muel \S hitaker of Ocal'a, Ha., the committee reiiorts that ‘ Mr. and Mi-s. D. L. .McGee s|H'nt .Melvin and Ruthel McKee, Miriam ai rivisl h riday to make his home here increasing resjionse is Ixung shown' Suniiay with their daughter, .Mrs. and Barbara Willingham, Elizabeth with Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Holman, citizens of the .state. Xlu* Lau- Ik-nnie .Spiers in I^urens. land .Annie Rutfi King, Arlene, Vir- ROLL FOR FFHIU ARY .Mr. and .Mr.- F.I dre H. .Nichols and son, .linrniy, spent, .Sunday in Spartari- •veiitli gradei^ubert Ailair, .Mil-iburg with .Mrs. Niehols’ parents, .Mr. BozanI, Walter Carter, .Alex,and .Mrs. B W'il.- .Hon, reiis county chairman. Rev. W. Long, of this city, has worked out the fidbnving |irogram with the executive secretary and is appealing to all Birthdays ( rawford, < Ijarles Franks, Julian i Mr. and .Mrs. .1. R. l>oIt of .Maton, ,,f tempi-rance and civic righ Tenth gradi-: i'loreiice Ella Blakel.v, \\ .liter L ing, .1 r., observeil his sev en'll birtliday on .March .'). Ml'S Ella Eittle .MeCrary has a biirlidav .Saturday, March IH. Mrs. I'-Mil Conper had a l.irthday .Miriam ( ideman. Eranc.-s Ruth Ed- Maich 12. and her son. Tommy, will wards. Elizabeth Hatton. Ji-anm ol.'erve hi' first liirthday .Mairh 20. |man. Dorothy Horton. Emily .Martin, Miss Hattie .Mae Horton will cele- Gract l.i.ife a birthday tomorrow. .March 17.|ryn Simmons, Ruth Starnes, Dorothy W E. Oweri' will observe his 7‘.Mh' St utts. biitlida\ .Sunday, .March 1'.'. j .\mtli grade: Lniise Hall, Bi'tty Donnie Wilder celelnated his sev-1 jfnnter, KalhliMm Howanl, Mayer enth birthday .Mandi 0. j.lohn.son, Jane Eittle, Baiinu P. ,Mar- Gardnor, .Margaret Hi{)|i. Mary MiU'h- Ga.. siamt the week end with .Mr. and ell, Imla I.ee Neal. Cooley Nalxirs, Mi.h. A. Owens. Virginia Sadler. Ruth Sharptori, Erari- Mrs. Edgar Copeland and .Mrs. Hor- ces Slieake. Martha Vouiig. Kellly :»<e Hoi'ton visited their mother. Mr.s. (Irady .Seawright, in I’endleton Tues day. Ml'. -I'M" Livingston, formerly Miss|tiii, Marjorie .Miller, Mary Bailey Ow Ha'tie Boyil, will have a birthday i-ns, B. .Shar|tton, Virginia Sum- Suiiday. .March 10. erel, Gladys RuckiM-. Mrs. G. W. Bell will celebrate a; Eighth grade: Billy Cummings, biithday .Satuislay. .March II. ! Ruby .Amlerson, Bobbie Jean Carr, Ila Ira < Boland ha<l a birthday .Maich Carolyn F'remnan, .Marcia Gal- '.1, followed by his nephew, F. .M. Bo land. who had one on the 10th. Mrs .lohn T. Blakely c.le^.rated Kufus King, birthday .March 10. jjeaii latyton, Byrd .Mc.Milliaii, Oim'ga I Monroe. Dorothy RiJiinson, Elizalieth 'P,Edith Wright, .Milton .Milam, Rufus .Sadler. H. E. Hedgepatli of ( <»luinbia, new Hoi- of Rogers, and .Mrs. Hedge- path, now have an apartment at the M . M 4 1 11 L- .w residence <if .Mrs. .Mrytle Hunter. .Martin, .Martha .Mitchell, Kath-. •’ ' .Mr, and .Mrs. .1. A. ( heat ham have a' their guest this week .Mrs, Cheat ham’s mother, .Mrs. .1. R. Durant, Mrs. Clyde King and .Miss .Minnie Wash ington of Bishopville. •Mrs. Emmie G. Cox and .Miss .Ann Keith of Simpsoriville, visitisl th«' for mer’s daughters, .Mrs. Clayte Ray and .Mr.s. Thoriui' .lacobs over the week end. ! Misw .lane Sailers of Florence, jun-i ior at AgiM'S Ss’ott college, is visiting <iway. Carolyn Henry. Lloyil Hunt- ,,datives here this week. ingtoM, RichanI Fo.st»-r, Jaanes Von tKiU'iiess to assist in making the meeting a .success: Opening devotion. .Mes.sage by ( hair.man I/ong. Api»oititment of comm;tti“es: (I ) Enrollment. (21 .N’oipifiations. .Music. .Addre-ts: Dr. R. C. Grier, president of Erskiiie college. •Music. ■Mes-age from W. ('. T. L’.: Mrs. Graves I.. Knight. (►ffering (including ple<lges fvir y«*ar’s work, state and county). Plans of state committees, by ex- (s irtive secretary. Rf|»ort of committees. Miscellaneous business. Clo.sing hymn and benediction. CASINO THEATRE MONDAY tind TUESDAY, | .March 20 and 21 “Topper Takes A Trip” .'sl.irrini; CONSTANCE BKNNKIT.i 1(01 \M) TOI N(L nil.LIE BI'RKK. M \\ MOWBK\^ and FKWM.IN I’\ N'ltBORN. From (he novel b> 'llieriic Smi(h. I he laui:h i- on Topper again! P«N>r ■|<l»|ui! I uck\ >oii! . . . Icrrifving ;«ll I'aii' and plunging Topper in lieolde up lo his tuir^. K\er> cam- < r.( Irick 1' one on Topper . . . ibe liinuii-'l piclui«‘ of the >car’ Di^iifv I arliMOi. “The Practical I’iy ’ "Master'- lomti." “.News ol the n-v " III \ M. .‘show MOND \ H tOc and 2r«c NN KDNLSDAV. THURSDAY, .March 22.and 22 “Beauty For the Asking” Sl.iriiiig l.l ( 11.1 E B M.E. P \ TItK KNOWIES. DON M.l) WOODS and Ib’lTDV INE..S(OIM'. Wake up vonr .-lit ping Ixanlv ’ Hold llial lignre lo held that man. Heart-warming, high- sp*« (I. “The Mystery of Mr. Wong” .Starring BORI.S K XRI.OI'E and DOROTin TREE.. ( huck lull of thrills and m>s|,.rv. I‘«tv-F\c ( artiMtn “1 he .Iccp” •* ai \. M. Show ~W E.DNKSD\^ . lOc and I *>*• FRIDAY and SATURDAY. I .March 21 and 2.") “Jesse Janies” Starring I T RONE POWER. 11HN- in FONDV. N \N( T hKM.T and RX.NHOI.I’II StOTT. The liigge-i hit of the season. In I E( H>l( OTOR. Ills life w.i-, the eveiling epic of a lawless t ra that made him what he Was! ’I o the world . . . the most di-s- perate outlaw that ever lived! “SPIDER S W KB" No. H. “Ni-ws of the l)av.“ lOc and 2.*)C ■A eoiunuttee has gone to work se- b'Ctiiig ijnestioiis to be askt^l by IlMO ceiisii.s laker.s. .A good U-gmning Would bi ; “.\re yoii as young as y<»ii look, lady-.”’ W’liat’s going on in the Ohio legis lature? News dispatch says a “bare .Miss .Margaret .Milam, student nurse niajority’’ votid for an anti-nudism at the St. Francis hospital, Greenville, hill. spent a few days this week with her; ^ sisters, .Mrs. Horace Horton, ami .Mrs.i W'. .M. Sl'.MKREL I l.l. Fdgar C«n>elaml. . • W. .M. Sinnerel, one of the city’s The following out-of (own people oldest citizens, suffered a heart at- were here Sunday to attend the fun- tack early yesterday mortiiiig and is cral of I)i. W illiam P. Blahn'k: .Mr. confined to his home where his con- ami Mrs. H .1. McKeowri, .lames Boyd, dition was reported as improveil later .Sr., .lames Boyd. Jr.. .Mims Peail in the day Hi-* many friends here ami 4 ii'tle, Hal ami Grady Custle. .Miss elsewhere will regiet to learn of hi- Heriiin Gladeii, .Miss Ethel .McKeown, illness ami unite in the hope that he Hugh D. .McKcown, W' O. .McKct*wn, will soon be out again. ami James .McKisiwn of t'hester; Mr. rr , , , ,,, ,, , , , , , ’ , 1- M VI..., vv'.ii...... .Madden ami Iroy .Madilcn of .Madden; Tou Don’t (let the NEWS \ ' v .1, '* " ' ‘ “ I Mihm'i*. Mimut*, .Mr aiul .Mf*'< If You Don't Read THE ('IIRDNICLE Broadway Theatre MOND.VV iiml TCKSIIAY. Vlarrh '.Ml and '21 “There’s That Woman Again” .'starring MEl.N T N D D I G 1. \ S . \IRt.lNIV IfRCCE. M\Rt;\RET LINDSW and STVNI.ET RIDGES. She’s lM‘autiful lint numb — What can von do with a dame like that? Melvvn would strangle, mangle, poke, or choke her ... if he didn't love the di licious dope! \ Flovd flihlmiis ’True Advent lire— “IIliman llomlis." ( artooii. “You're \n Education.’' “Eo\ Ncw.h.” It) A. M. Show—TCESDAT . D)c and ‘2()c N\ LDNFSDAY, THURSDAY. March 22 and 22 “I Am A Criminal” With JOHN CARROLL. K AT LIN- \KER. MAIMIN' SPILLMAN, and ( R Alt. RET.NDLDS. Builet-bla/ing drama ol a front-page killer! “Nancy Drew, i Detective” Starling BDNTT.A GIt.ANA II.LE, JOHN I.TTEL and .1 AMES >TEPH-! E.NSON. Based on the Nanev Drew stories hv Carolvn Keene. j One side, flat feet . . . let a real sleuth show von how it’s done! “Alfalfa's .Aunt” with "Our Gang.’’ D-.JO A. M. Show —THl’RSD AT. lOe and 1.*»e Roe Iniiiaii, .Ml. ami Mr- A L. Hart, land Mrs. .1 D. AU-Dow ell of T’ork; .Mi. ami .Mrs. (' D. BlaliH'k ami family, .Ml'S Helen HoIllng'^vOfth. t lande i.l.iinc', DiW illiam and Chalmers Hope, .\1isse Mildred and Edna Hi»|M-, of I'nion; Mr and .Mi' Ross D. T Onng, Ml. and Mi' l>iiek«‘tt T onng, George H T oiiiig. .Mr and .Mi-. C. \\ , W lei. Ml. ami .Ml- ILifvis .Madden, 'ami .lames .l.iek' of laiuieii'; .Mr. and Ml'. 'I'om Fuieluireh of Johi»'tt>n; Mr. ami .Ml'S. 'Tom Taylor ami Mr. and Alt '. Honier Met'laiy of Gi <-envvo(Hl; Mrs. .'shavv M.niden, .Mi's Klizalnrih .Ml. Mi-Cullongh and .Mi-s lionise Me- Ciilloiigh, Dr G. F AA’ilkerson and Di. Rainey of Gr«-enville: Mi" Gladys .Aldnsl. Tied Aldu'il ami Mi. ami .Mrs. .'\d<lison NeigblMds of Gaim-svilb*. Ga ; .Mr. ami .Mr- Duckett Adair of < vduiubia; Mr ami Mrs. Rutledge .Adair of Rock Hill •Mr. and .Mrs. J. W’. Faulkner and ginia, and Tlarl McCullough. Attention Fnroiers! For a Complete Line of Up-To-Date Farm Machinery, Visit Your ALLIS-CHALMERS Dealer of Newberry For Tractors and the famous All- Crop Harvester, Plows, Harrows and high-grade International and Murco Brand Fertilizers. Ruff Bros. Implement Co. HI2 Friend Street Newberry, S. C. I'HID.VY and S.VTIIRD.VY. March 21 and 22 “Overland Stage Raiders” Featuring the THREE MEkSQi rr- EKRS—JOHN WAYNE, RAY COR- RKLAfii. MAX TER HU N El and LOU ISE BROOKS. An entertaining out-door, anappy Western with plenty of action—just “Jes.se James" for This Show , Which i about the Ivest to date. .A favorite W'ith Will End .Ak 1:0i). 'action fans. SPKUI.XL SHOW |•|{ll).\Y NICIIT — 11:1.-, I’.M. “Jesse James” .something new — AND WE KNOW WE HAAE THE I*I(TURE:. We Will Show the Newa Reel and lUc and Zuc REMEMBER— . At 1I:1.> P. M. Friday We Will Have a l,ate .Show For "Jesae James.” We Are Doing This So Every hvKly Will Have a Chance To See This Picture. See Comedy, “The Sap Takes a Wrap.” ”I)IUK TRACY RETURNS” No. 10. “Thrilling Moments.” Cartoon, "Seal Skinners.” 10c and ‘20c DONT FORfJET THE BIG FRI- NKiHT LATE SHOW ON Tkia Show From the Beginning. HAY On Saturday Feature Will Start at,“JESSE JAMF.S” at THE CASINO 2:10, 4:31, 6:52'and 9:13. THEATRE. BELK’S VALUE DAYS! Thursday - Friday - Saturday A Real VALUE-GIVING EVENT! How dp you Consult Mrs. Nan Broadnax the GOSSARD 'stylist-. . . about YOUR figure! Thursday, March 16 Gouard foundations are dcaigoed to idealize the seven basic figure types. Wliether you are average, tall or sheet, straight of hip or full hip, heavy or thin .. there is a correct GOSSARO for you! Joe L Carter CLIN'TON. s. c. DRESSES UiAel.A new spring Silk and Spun Rftyon Dresses. .-Ml new .styles and colors. Val ues lo $2.HS. Sizes 14 to 44. Value Days Special— SPORT COATS l,adiex’ wool Sport Coats, plaids, plains and checks. Sizes 12 to 20. .S2.9S values. s|)ecial buy. F^ach— LOOK! LOOK! Sale of sturdy made Uard Tables. .\lso useful as fire .screen.s. Each table carries a handsome picture in the center. $t.H.2 values. ^ For Value Davi $1.97 RUGS! RUGS! 9x12 Uonjfojleum Rugs, all first quality. $0.95 values. For Value Davs— $1.98 $3*77 Shirts and Shorts Men's fast color, full cut Shorts and heavy Swiss-rib Shirts. Shorts, sizes 30 tQ. 42. Shirt.s, 34 to 40. value at 19c. For Value Days— 9c Each Buy a Supply.. __ DRESS SHIRTS Men’s vat-dyed, full cut, stand-up collar Dress Shirts. Sizes 14 to 17. A new one if they fade. Regu lar 79c values. j For Value Days— 44c Elach POLO SHIRTS Boys' Polo Shirt.s. a.ssorted stripes. All sizes— - 10c Each f^OTION SALE .\nother big shipment of Notions, all new items. All values to 10c— . ' 3c Each BOYS’ SHORTS ^ys’ sturdy-made Shorts in checks and plaids. Ideal for school or play. Made of durable cotton worsteds. A special buy. values to 98c. 43c Pair (5 -J