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PAGE EIGHT THE CLINTON CHRONICLE. QINTON, S. C THI RSDAY, MAY 2S. I93f BABB TELLS OF UNITING MEET LAorMra To Conforonc*.^^^®^* Chronicle: of Methodist Chorcl Deocrlbes I h«v» r«d in Iwt week’. i..u« of « M # D |Yh« lourem Advertiser Hon. R. E. SoBie of the Actmtieo of Ke« report of the uniting confer- eent Epochal Meeting. lence just h«M in Kanins City, Mo., ♦ jand alio hia opinion of the cause of Laurem, May 18. — Ignorance and the great opposition of the laity of mvinfomiation are the chief res«onsK**^ Southern church to this n»erger. tor the if ^ • 'Z Ithat it is “ignorance and Tnisinforma- M«thodurt church, m the opiniun .. huru me to the heart and I wish that he had not used such a stinging word. 1 make no pretense to wisdom myself except s fair knowledge of human nature and the great difference in the ideals of Southern people and those of the Northern states, and the centxny old economic and racial problems. But Mr. liabb has included in that sweeping charge some of the greatest minds in the Southern CThurch. When has any one successfully attacked the intelli gence of that grand old man of God, the umAcstion (rfi?!*. of R. E. Bahb, Laurens stit»mey, who last Friday re*tumed from the unit ing conference in Kansas City, Mis souri, where he went as one of the 10 delegates from the two South Car olina conferences. The uniting conference, Mr. Babb aadd, with 400 delegates from the Methodist FJpiscoipal church ‘(North ern), 400 from the Methodist Episco- pai CTiurch, South, and 100 from the Methodist Protestants, harmonized the law's of the different churches into a Methodist constitution, a “new disci- pOine,” that omits none of the prin ciples so ardently cherishe<l by the! various brancht*s. A two-thirds vc of for Public Urged To Use Sanitary Drinking Cups The board of health has re- qumted drug stores, lunch eoun- ters and ptMic ptares to aac individual drinking cups in serr* ing their cuatomers. The public is asked to reqneat the aanHary cups, the action bring takri^ ae a precaution 'because of the polio situation in the state. !• WEST CLINTON Mrs. Jm Caapheil. Clinton, Joanna, Newbwry Winnm iea Pally and Elra Josm * ▼ieitod Mr. and Mrs. Will ^Croas Keys Sunday. Mrs. Emeat Brittain and Patsy MTebb mere the meek-md guests of j Rob Smith in Nawberry. Joanna a.nd Newberry, co-leaders of Friends of Otoo Center will be g^'tbe Mid^arolina league, both won Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Tinaley and Mr.i I Mrs. C. W\ Winslow Sunday. I Mrs. M. T. FMdin is risiting rela- Itives in Greenville, t Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Lowe, Mr. land Mrs. Grady Arnold and Ifiss Car rie Bell Evans visited relativeB in Greer Skindsy. 'Mr. and Mrs. Elledge Oampbril, Mr. and Mrs. Grange CasnpbeU. and Mrs. A. F. Canvfdiell were visitors in Woodruff Sunday. Miss Qevela'nd Campbell spent the week-end with her sister, Mrs. Woird, in Laurens. Mjts. Sam Snelgrove of Miss Baihars Strange wedt-wnd With relativce in wood. Mx. and Mrs. Vernon Newberry, visited relatives dsy. • ^ anna trimming l^rdia, S to 0, snd Newberry shelling Mollohon, 11 to 5. I Clinton gained a lO-mning vict^ Sviuth of over Whitmire at Whitmire, winning Sun-1 the extra-inning tilt by 6 to 4. I Trammell had three hits for Cliti- — iton, while Gaffney and Taite dupli- .Meets ^cated the record for IVhitmire. society I Newberry scored six runs in the Agents To Aid In - Fight On Group To Und hfonnatioii R*-i“ ^ 1^ I grove .s parents, Mr. and Mrs. S. IV. taking part. garding Use of Poison, H^at- snelgrove. — kins Declares. : Srrelgrove. i Mr. and Mrs. R. T. W. M. S. The 'W’omanV MissioruLry society j met on Monday evening at; Calvary first inning and then coasted in ahead Baptist chundh with the president, of Mollohon, 11 to 5. „ Mrs. R. T. Trammell, in ^ chair. G. Hiller and Fulmir blasted out Bud (All business being attended to an in- home runs, while Calchvell and Liv- 'teresting pixigram in charge of the ingston got three hits apiece to lead Lyman, program chairman, Mrs. Vera Hughes, the hitting for Newberry. Where They Play Shturday Whitmire at Joanna. Mollohon at Clinton. Trammell, Miss-* Sabacribc To THE CHRONICLI ' Lydia at New-berry. “.Since 5>outh Carolina farmers are' going to use the 1-1-1 mixture'as a; Bishop Collins Denny, who ha.s served _ _ ^^^|the Southern church so loyally early boll weeril control, ev- i who at the age of 84 years has a mind I will be made by county | a general conference is neci-ssary;agents to give gr<iwers ail availablei amending the constitution, ** Y^**/®*^ ^y^^’^Jinfoimaition regarding its use,” ac-| Babb said, adding that the jurisdic-1 IHrecti.r I). W. Watkins ofi tk.n corr;sponding to the M(t)iodist Episcopal Church, South,^ always will have more than one-third <rf the delegates. The new Methodist church orgam- a/lion was compared by Mr. Babb to the American form of political gov- errunent—with each of the jurisdic iksui opetaling separately within [ And that word themselves similarly to stoles sndi’^»»<>se plain duty was it to inform the has the right to criticise his in-t summer on 17,834 farms the telligence or loyalty to the very gtamJard 1-1-1 mixture wa.*! applied interest of the Southern church . wltocotton, according to courtly agents’ in the college of bishops, the pulpit TThi* ^ increase of' or the pew has the right to say t^t 7, cent over the estimate for they are ignorant in regard to this ,<,37 indication are that an plan of merger. even greater increase will be reported! ’misinformation"— this year, Mr. Watkins predicted. He! s^ that rspoTta from county agents { bobhng national conferences every <ke Southern church in re- are to the «^rrt that farmers are not ft.ur years similarly to the United 8*^ *kis merger, and was it done, j waiting for repoies «f h<w\’y weevil i^utes c«»r»gre^M. what pulpit in all the South; f.«nergence to purchase poiM»n. One of > Mr. BaW. describe.! the conference |this contemplated merger dis- the factors in thik increase.! interest,I “very haprmmious” wdlh no contro-«*ber by the bisl^s or ehlers , the director pointer! out, 1* reports v.-rnaJ nuestions leing brought uponi**'^ i^sstors? H«»w was it engine«T.d from farmers mi the effectix-enee;. of th, conventM.n fhmr. That, he ex-i‘bi-.iugh to rts final adoptu.n except poisoning last yenr. The farmers also' the fact that the by silence. I can n<»w umtersland realize that th«^e wa* an abumiarKe' l-ainid. was «iue to celfgate' were s.nt for the purfN«e what the Ma<er meant when He ad- «if wi<«*viis g<>ing in*‘* h:o*TnntN*n la^-t t 1 w ir.Ter. f.*r « f uniting the fhuivh.-s. and pnwe.sl-''»'“»>‘’“b«*d the .hM i|4rs to “ta-ware .f follower! ny a v« y m «d u> .b* iHi with a- little ddaite as 'he l.wven .if the |•harlser«." for this tM>th of wh.eh mrr fav« rai< j.esibie. great offen^e iM-gan at the t**|» and weevils. M..%t .f th= inference work wm. »he bsiven spread UinHigh the officials Dunng the fall >f I* .-. v r lb • e in cxamniltres, .Mr. Bahlt said. ministry.of the Southern church, Vt a.kins am*'''*•^1 a imrnn ttm d Ht wa- a member if the cwmnitter iWmi the laymen were kept out of the rxtenonm w»irker» t** -t idy th« •/. i «•’! “MiRMUy and Juiliruil Aifcninis- pnarram unul the Itwvrn had ibme its an,,n to suggeet wo3r* and mean* toa*H»n,** rswp.UMilble for the anaign- w^k. The miainf.urniation <vnn«a frxmi'),y which an ample sofH’ ▼ m*».as»*s if g of bi-hops to the varwMW junadic- jmur aide now whea N is realised that aiMj ptosiie w« u,d W read .y arrmaiWe I the uppoaMiuw w •• great and the ua- tw all hirmrrs llitn iirr rmn ■iCre will be only CM delegwles to wrv VM that the merger is paaM.. .1. mu-, and . Jier hwameso Ife- leit general twifteeare, Mr Hahk 4* guaraaiae the Sewthrra ,no rents a*e fseierat.Pg la serisneg mnarksd. wtili ualy sii Ikom **imlh>kurrh frwm the mtramM af the Ne total supp m r,f nmte-a * #«r W .. ''mi m f a oausivi VACUUM eulSMn Vs NEW AEIO-STIEARI STYUN6 CWVIOlErS FAMOU! VAIVE-M HUD SIX It l^odt In occnInroHon • • It Inods In Kli cWmblng In aolntl tIMs llto tVmlifm as re.aheiU f/rnit H ta It tlas t ( aaada. Saw tidna aad ladia. Mr Itohh said. wMh vwlsag det.gwUe fiwm tiinaawy, India, tluaa aad <lule Mr Mahb nmdv the inp la *e o«a IW'.y af three sahev lato**** l|..-e id .«Wtoitoar«. J C Hardla Rwrh far a the latrwi rs af the Met M rwalrary W tame aad efferi Why whea the rharrh to hy ewart thm gr«ai fame af ilw rharrh (aeeini r**nt * reas<»>mh e prwee la rWa fMtt car mf ihr lar tna ri§ktk la iha far laa year*, arhy try lie iw pardy toe laity hrt4 Ul iar price IS M per pear, aew aad aatd Jaaa Mto. J4MIJ. W ( hlHWRII IIW pM.ixprji Nkwrii T^., id dwitowra id ir»e1re 4 «oifv«wti«e. Iwr . la ii '>**«iday, eitvird k td teheasew. % t . p -e«r Iw mabe and rtwke a ru.a! r**et*''t»€al**»i» liam aie |«e«d t*t th> iWOid 1 Braatli Betrayal Ja IlrtfWit, twimi n with tbrif WlViW di BENJAMIN & SONS PUMHINT. •••JEf^^ewa HK.XTINd SKKVK'K Trirphnnr !)2fiM WK .IKK lll’NTING TKOIHI.K 'Dr. Felder Smith of DK.S. .SMITH & SMITH OI»T().METKISTS Specialist In Eye Examinations Office-Hours Daily Phone 29 for Appointment CLINTON. S. C. la aad wa* ra Negro N«k. We are awl wilbag awiiii tihe that, for we have diffirvatly We prefer te hy awe aahie aad le|ai fachera atlton af the howthera rharrh tile Iraiew af tor fthanaoaa la toei “great idfrWee" Iw the Powlh. te the i l*?rtoirtmaa» aad te the Hapltsli and le all the Swwiheew chanrhr* and every tror Swat hern nawy^Manrh awai- Iwr a* aril TW Master said that n “needs be tbol a4frmes Will tmmr but wiw unte that iwaa by wboia the of fense r^madk.** Therr are away thou sands of .>«Hi(hrm Mtdhodisti who Will nut gu into this new »rganiut«ar). and then- ml; be s Southern rhurrh to bleM the members of the Mrth«idiid church ami n-mler to Gml .Mmighty great servNe in 111* kingdom. There are many numbers of the S'Uthrm church who wili gii out from under the nia:«tery of the ruling tniwers of the now oigan zatKin and return to their first-’love; Itod ha.- blessovl the Southern church for the |»a.-t llKt years and will again add His blessing to Uh- S*»uthem churvh. J. W. MILAM. C'linton. S. t\. .May 22. Rad breath. b.iwwaiwj». TWm are s>aiptsaM whirh olWa Mat la iOiwi pat.»a. aag lait ihriw iigAa It Biay kad la *«>rv af csaat.pwtwfi • a—ewiaforts sear sfiamth. ra appetitr or cawr #y. ja»t lake i.‘*re 'P—yaJiepe- toU» PI KCK Dlikt t.irr bv MM pie dur«'t**as tse-^grt sad A wJI ckasaw year k oeU fvrtiy, thwr eughly. Toae i» taipartad la laty bewwi ma*eie« bv RLACK DRAl’GHT Try iL 4 CHEVROLET Kviaio NTNAUUC HAKD nmCTB KNB- ACnM BMM SYlIBi ■m ^ I I r a I a'«d aow ’OtnVATIOli CAf voaain GILES CHEVROLET GO.. Inc. CXINTON, 8. C ea 15 Years Ago Items of Interest From The Chronicle Mav 22. 1924 D. E. Tribble Co. FUNERAL DIRECTORS >naiidw EMBALMERS Liccttaed EaibalBiera, Coapltto Modem EquipMtBt Day Pkoaa •4 Night S4. SS ar tSI .Mr.'S. Hub«‘rt Jv*hnson and 'littlej daughter of St. 1‘idersburg, Kla., are visiting the former’s mother, Mrs. “'Nannie Finney. j .MisM's Nan and B. Co|H'land are at home from Chicora college where they ; graduated on Monday evening. ' Mis.s Merct-r Vance has returnt'il^ from Boston, .Mass., to spend the sum mer with her i*arents, Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Vance. Dr, M. G. WtwHlworth is in San .An tonio. Texas, where he is attending th« meeting of the Southern Prt*sby- terial General .\ssembly as rt^preiK'n- lative fix>m South Carvdina presby-i tery. Rev. B. R. Tumipneed. prowident of Lander college, will deliver the com mencement addres.* next Winlneaday before the graduating class of Pres byterian coUege. OkitMIr ac Heftibiea are ae important as your vocaitioo, aaya an edueaaor. Yaa, if you brae your job. yxMi can Mbwuys uae the to nrail applicnttona. «• .3 ■na.