The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, May 18, 1939, Image 2
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THE CUNTON CHRONICLE. CLINTON, S. C.
THIRSDAY. MAY 18. ISM
CASINO THEATRE
Elnoree Man Dies 'Bailey To Head
In Auto Accident! Local Lions Club
DIt T. L. W. BAILEY
ILL IN COLUMBIA
MONDAY AND TUESDAY,
May 22. and 23
‘‘Stagecoach^’
S«wnp jHHsplf never talf* i hint. Bill
Dr. T.
confined
TO GIVE SENIOR PRIZE
.\.8 has been the custom for a num
ber of years, Frontis Jewelry Store’
L. W. Bailey, who has been and Gift Shoppe will ac^in award a
to his home for several prise to the senior of the high school
,, . . • , I. Ijiurens Jury Decidw Blow On* At a meetmf of the Lions dub held' . , ^ ^ u
collectors, for instance. They just keep, ^ Paul Friday eveninif at Hotel ainton,.''^*^* 'I'"'**- ^
on callinf. _ i.iUfUM 'nominations for officers and directors I * sanitarium in, clock stops on display in their win-
T,n y«r, «o. J. C. McMilLn, on.!
SUrring C LAIRE TREVOR, JOHN of Clinton’s highly regarded citizens,
WAYNE. ANDY DEVINE, JOHN was ap|>oint«si a ni<*trtbe¥ of the coun
CARK.CDINE, I.Ol’ISE PL.YTT, ty board of registration and has held
DONALD .MEEK. GEORtlE BAN- the office since that time. Mr. Mc-‘,n automobile accident caused the
CROFT. ..Millan’s appointment was made to ^jeath of Paul Littlefield, 34, of Fn
The dowB. The dock starts today
re- ' umbers corresponding to the names
• i.aurens, .way lo. a mow on ine know that his condition has of the graduates placed around the
•"* head as the re.suIt falling or being their duties June Ist favorable during the ps.st dial. The wrinner will have the choice
Nomination, wer, .. follow,: '^hintf for him of ,ny gift now on <li,pl.y in th.
President, P. S. Bailey.
la speedy recovery.
window.
community a ores*, .^turday, a coroner^’s jury de-
Acne* the plaina !u electrifying ad- tf've Clinton and this ,
vraturc* Inside the thundering stage- representative on the board, which ^ided after the crash, which also in-
cwch sit two women and seven proven a real convenience to citi- jur^ad Marshall StomT, 30, of Knoree.*’^"-
•Uange men . . danger on ever> stK-tion desiring to secure yhe acchlent occurred at 5 a. m..
Hide Fach with a hidden secret that ri*gistrations. A fine example of the the automobile in which the two^
will amaze you when it w revealed! faithful .service .Mr. .McMillan has ren- riding hift the highway be-
dvTtsl, for which he receives a very twt-en Ora and I,anford and came to
First vice-president, Hubert Boyd. '
Second vice-president, Eugene John-
Third vice-president, Carol White
Pail twister, John W. Finney, .Sr.
Lion tamer, Willard L. Jone.s. *-
P.ypeye ( artiHin. "Aladdin and ration, is hi.s rirord of a’.Vop some7istance from the'road, i^ Si*cretary. Tom Plaxico.
Wc nderful l.axp.
‘‘New> of the Day.”
iO >1. .Show—.Mtt.N'D.XY
lOc and 2.'>c
WEDNESDAY, THl RSDAY,
May 24 and 25
“The Hound Of the
Baskervilles”
Story by Sir .Arthur Conan Doyle.
Starring
.Any |»erson w'ho, about thi- time
, of the year, doesn't plant something.
RICHAKD (JRKEN. BASIL
KATHBttNE MKNDY BARKIF:. M-
t»EL BRI < P- and LIDNP.L .\TMILI.. chtating himself out of one «>f the
simi»!e pleasures of life that anyone
can enjoy.
having missed only one meeting of brought out at the niquest. ! Treasurer, R. G. \A atson.
the boaivl since he ha.s held the office Highway Patrolman R. L. Be.st tes- of directors: For one year,
and that was due to illne.ss which tified at the inquest that the l>o<ly of ^ ‘ Adair, \V. Anderson; for tw'o
made it imiios.sible for him to go to^ j fouml about 50 f(-et, X*^**'*** Townsend, .Mac Adair; for
l.rfiuien.s on the meeting date. Few the place where the car had'^|‘'‘‘'® years, H. D. Paj’ne, Carlisle
• public officials can match the record come to a .standstill. | N‘**‘*y*
lof .Mr. Mc.Millan, who is always cour-j sheriff C. W, Wier of I^aurens, who
, teous ami ace<Miii7iodating in serving jnvestigate<l the accident, said
! the public. A more con.scientious or ^len apparently were en route
valuable member for the board could j,, Fnoree when th«- crash occurr««d.
He rei>orl«-<l Lktlefield lived only a
few minutes after the accident.
.St.,n,r .uff-rinit from iH.a.1 ini'-'’-! ^ j
ii-s, was brought to the l^aurens coun-
not he
man.
found than this fine gentle-
Birthdays
And Anniversaries
“Mat-son. the needle!" The master
«»f a thousand mysteries pits his run
ning again-t the giant heast that
rums the ghostly night . . . striking We are living in a stieamlirie<l age
terror into the hearts of two young The trains are going to the new
|«i\frs! .styles, .so are office buildings, stores
I'rpeye » artis.n. "Mutiny Ain’t and residemes. Now graduation is tak-
Nire." Selected Shorts.
9..10 \.
M. .Show—\\p:dnesi»ay.
I Ur and L'>r
ERID.W AND .SATURDAY,
.Ma> 2ft and 27
,^Made For Each
Other”
mg on the idea and will he shortemsl
to ,iave the puldie from the lengthy
programs ami long addre.sses that
' have Iweii so common in the past. It
IS nottsi that the I'niversity of .South
I'arolma will next month “.streamline
Its rornmeiMi'ment exems*** w
I w ill l»e restrictisl, the president says,
to the aw anting of diArn*«*s. It is also
notnl that the lauiens ami I'lintun
Little Harriett Evan.s of Columbia,
Pitts of
. , ^ this city, will celebrate her seventh
ty hospital where he was given treat- Saturday. May 20. i
merit, and later removed to his home;
at Fnorw *'*'’*•
Kunerar.service.s for Little-field were; ’'‘*'-'^‘^ anm/ersary Tues-^
held Sunday afternoon from the home '*“>’• ^3. ‘
of his mother. .Mrs. W. P. Littlefield. Mrs. la-tha Gilmore hail a birthday'
at Fiioref. i yesterday. .May 17.
Surviving Littlefield, besides his Pat»y Fowler will be seven years
mother, are fi%'e .si>*ters, .Mrs. AN. M. old Momlay, May 22.
Knight. .Mrs. ClaierK-e lim, Fnoree; Today, May IH, is the wedding an-^
■Mr- A. fJ. Hdl. SparUrd.urg; .Mrs. niversary of .Mr. and .Mrs. .Mclicese
A. L .Shands, Pauline; .Misws Annie t’unningham.
and FsMe Utllefield; four brorhers. Mrs. F. R-dJiinn will celebrate a
Perry laltleTield, SfiarUnburg; R. H. birtbilay Saturday. May 2«.
ii'ich l-ittlofield. Fnoree; la*wis lattlefield. —
WiMtdruff, N. 11. lattlefadd. RiK^nK'k
Births
Davis Demands
Clerk’s Ofiice
Formerly Held
high M'h«M»ln. as well aw others, are
Slarriag CAROL L O M K A K D, deparlinir fn»m a long standing rus-
STP:H ART. CII ARIJCS ( O- tom and will iNnit the usual literary
RIIKN. I !’( II P: M \TS<»N and FD ad<lre«< While the alea i- new. it is
INK (|l II I %.N. not a bad one and will doubtl* -> serve
lave — laaghler — mHwdrama! \ a g^Mtd purfMe* Ii sill certainly John D Itavis of this nty. foinier
larriage. hara of a soddea. shorten the lim« m wheh th< g'adu Heri of coart. ma*t«- formal demand
meeSiag The fkr«l year- ales must he all wra^i d . • i hoi Tur^iay ufeoi V K f -r the
Its delwtnm )s»»s \ slary that rat» and gtrarns -Amt -}• ■* g af rei -rils and eawdumenis .if ih*- offw-e
raps and gmsns w ' . P) h.gh held « me the f rot af Ih- y««r '.y M'
\OYI.K.S
Mr ami Mrs A M’ Voyles. of
Kenno. ann.winre the birth of a daugh
ter. Nanry Catherine, at Hays hr--
piial oa May 14
Iwarh «aar heart
-MANDKAhK THP; MAf.HUN’
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Auto Financing
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JYC III^S M m HI DC.
Gift
Specials
The
Graduate
Will
Appreciate
SWank Tie Chains 50c Each
In His School 'Colors and ’39. Regular $1.00 Values.
Other Attractive Jenelry 8ets
Key Chains, Collar Pins, Dress Sets
50c, SI.00 to S2.50
Neckwear Sl.OO
By l*ahn Beach. Botany. Cheney.
Others .50c and 55c Each.
ARROW SHIRTS $2.00. TOWNE SHIRTS $1.50. $l.ft5.
Othem $1.00 Each.
INTERWOVEN SOCKS 3Sc and SOr
SLEEVELIXS SWEATERS $|.M and
KI*OKT SHIRTS S«c. $1.M and II.Sd
l.rC.r.AOE — JANTZK.N SWIM TRUNKS —
SINJRT BELTS — SUSPENDERS
Allrarlivt Gift Hnt«» Erae
ADAIR’S MEN’S SHOP
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the aereea with a fa»ler aad ft
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WEDNUSDW, Till KSDAV.
YUa 21 and 25
’Storm Over Bengal’
t l«i<d and lb
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arr% |«,-wi,<.rd !
1 ,rtfi ig 11
aaaid* aa* a dt M‘r\e«4 ftt tw-i
«h...e lite. ha«e laag brew a pari af
Ifw life **f thi» rhwfTb. and th£>a*-
rv>.|K>n*Mr fai the timH) tlfeiught
are to be cuifai adrd The award*
r.nnr la mmted rwugwittua of the
aer^K-m at two loyal w »rkri« They
are b.»th th«»ri*ughly •lr.er\e»l, wr are
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Kiwanians Hosts
To Senior Classes
The Wiv
Slarriag PATRIt IA KNIIMIKS. i. • i .e
■ M II ARD 4 Rt»MMP:i U RIH HEl.I.K character ami quality at
NDirStlN, IMM i:i AS DrMHRin.PL
Sixty-file miaate. crammed aith faal
arti< a aad «ie>pea.e.
’Ghost Town Riders’
Starring lUMI BAKER. F A Y
tm- .•erYH-ew remirmi
G«»ing back into rhe diatant pa«t.
one find* that the firet Clinton pub-
Iwation i*8U*ni by Re\. W. P. Jar>d>*
at the TAa«rr«ar«ii
and t Itnrttn hq^H
gmiluatiag aere h'tn.tt gue«1*
wf the Ktwatii- rliA at the.i regular
meeting la»t Thursday rvening. pre-
•nird met hy the pr*“.».|ei»t. IH A P!
S|nmrer P'nr a nundirr of year* the
b»*y graduate* of the two ria**e* have
met with the Kiwanian* fur •uch a
meeting under the direction of the
v«H-ational guidante t'ominittee.
A eperial mu.icaJ pr<qrnsm wa* prr-
SMANNtiN. t.KtlRt.P! CI.PiAKLA.ND dir the name .d The Tbornwell Or-
and P’ttRRKS'l' T.AAI.DK. Twiegun phaiiage Mes>enger.
levrwr of the plain*! . . . p'ighting letter The Cfinton Gazette wa* es-
fkah in arliun again!
Thi* was follow’tsi in llHH) by
“Imperial Delhi.”
fJd A. M. Show—THi:RSDAY.
Ilk and 1.1c
,.rTv’.rn..-ir«^h.n.».. .«.i.ru.d I'"'’'* l-V • <•* ••>•>• f™™ l'>»
Ii. IM14 h 1. .1.11 puN,.hr.l. m.. un- “"i"
Mr*. AAiNiam Brook* (Fwens.
The guest *|H-*ker for the evening
was John M. Holmes, Y.M.C.A. secre-
.t.W..h.Hl ... ISSS l.y \V..k- J. IK-nJy. ‘'"r"''!!'- "*• ‘'i""''
subject, XYjnditions t hange But
•f Th.- Clii.ti.n <-hr..nicl. by ‘’''".••P'- Nyv.r.” .nd «•.» h..,d with
KRin.W AM) SATI RI)AY,
Miiy 2ft and 27
“Racketeers Of the
founding
Jacidks &
the firm
cmiipanyT
for the
ctnnmuiiitj'" that no files of The Ga-
.zette are in existence, and the same
IS true of The Chronicle for a number
lof years.
.\ frieml a few days agD handed
Starring (iPlORGP! OTIKIEN. MAR- P-ti Pa.s.sant several timo-w'om cm»ies
JURY RP:Y.\t)LDS. and RAY AVHIT- ‘*f The (''hronicle covering the early
NPIY. l*art of I'.HVJ, two years after the
Fastest guns are quickest justice! t)a|H*r wa.s starttsl. C. C. Little, .son
I |,uNiah,-d und.r k"" 'J*'
till.- ,.f ('Unicle l>ubl..hin« *>:•" "J t!;«; clul.. H.s t.m.-ly. inapj^r-
It'-'ia Pllnforlunate
ational aiklress was protiouncisl by
many as one of the l>est ever heard at
a Kiwanis meeting.
Range”
•rOITY DAY’’ SALE
SATURDAY. MAY 27
The local chapter .American Ix-gion
auxiliary will s|H)nsor ’’poppy day”
Saturday, May 27th.
Mrs. P'elder Smith is chairman of
A one-hess po*se with lightning hoofs of the late Mr. anti Mnt. J. P. Little committee in charge of the sale
and thundering guns blows the day- of this city, was iHlitor of the paiier pttppies and a number of girls wiYl
lights out of moonlight murderers. at that time. In looking over the ad- her. The proct*t*<ls will be used
“HAAAK OP' THP! \ATLDP:KNF4SS” witising columns of a January’ issue, for the benefit of disablwl World war
Nw. 4. Comedy. “The Chump Takes a we find it contained advertisements veterans.
Ramp.** "Peaceful Neighbors.” “He- fiom the following local concerns:
roes of IxdMire.** John L. Hopkins. Dr. Gt-o. C. Al- MRS. CARR NOMINATED
lOr and 20c bright. Dr. H. C. Moifford and Dr. H. a Washingrton dispatch states that
PENNEY’S
BASEMENT BARGAINS
Ht MAg
44ag umd KoAg
iKal hrg rgHi Miviarg f«o ^mm.
FRIDAY and SATURDAY
L. Todd, dentists; S. P. _\ance & bon,|Rtxjsevelt on last Friday
-KWTi't'RV" (Unton Pharmacy, The ClintOT ^jje senate the nominakion of
^ Mr..,R. C. C«rr for postmi.tor >t
NEXT WEEK—
body Waato To See Again.
-SHINE ON. HARVEST
With GENE AI TRY.
MOON" Bros., Q^ji^jville. The nomination is expected
MOOS. ;j. H. HippV Sl.W„ -nir J. Top,. i„ .h.
land Company, M. S. Bailey A Sona.l
L.'Young’s Pharmacy, J. Isaac Cope-'market
m prin^JM par y
Mtil Jaae Jtib.
SPB4 lAl. '
af Ea^airc. reg-
JAM» W. CALOWBLL
on Pitts street. Mr. Wright
land, ami A. B. Blakely. Of this list will clerk for hht father, R. Z. Wright,
of firm.*, only the latter three named and Mr. Copeland will look after his
are still in haziness in Clinton. : farms and poultry yards. Their de-
Tuming to the local column, these livery boy, Calvin Moore, Avhen asked
are noted: 'what he was loafing for, replied that.
Thomas Oarens is clerking for Lee
Stone.
Messrs. J. Lee Wright and E. P.
Ca^eUad bawe eloaed up tbatr
Jim W’right and'Mr. C2>b bad
resohrad.**
Csargs Yatmg b derking for L. H.
VARD-UIDE
LADIFN* C VNTHIA
PRINTS
SLIPS
EAST CXILOR.S
ljur Trtfluacd. Straight and
Rrduegd t»—
7c Yard
Biait ( at. Soiled.
50c Each
LADIES’ and CHILDREN’S
LADIES’ and CHILDREN’S
SANDALS
ANKLETS .
ODDS AND ENDS
FIRST QUALITY.
Reduced to—
25c Pair
They’re Just Soiled—
5c Pair
36-IN. WIDE
) YARD-WIDE
Curtain Scrim
CRETONNE
Sl'N-FAST, Tl'B-PROOF
REDUCED—
5c Yard
Reduced to—
iOc Yard
PENNEY’S
Clintoii, S. C
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