The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, June 01, 1939, Image 2
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THE CLINTON CHRONICLE, CLINTON. S. C.
THITISDAY. Jl^E 1. IW9
Soviets Pull No
CASINO THEATRE Chestnuts From
MONDAY AND TUESDAY, Fire They State
June 5 and 6
''East Side of
Heaven”
EN PASSANT
McDaniel Back At
Former Location
Lutherans Change
Service Hours
Rev. J. LeGrande Mayer, pastor of
Sfsrrinv ltIN(J (’KOStlY,
RI.O.NDKI,!,. M!S( H .\ A I KK. and
IRENE H XinEY.
Two time trouble I You’ll jtet a new
hanir out of UinK—romancing Joan
and in tmuble every minute by the
Auer I
miotake, start Tirar . . . that i», the
mistake would be, the German dicta*
tor would think he could proceed in
certain directions and meet no ob
it is noted that the local Kiwanis
club last week honored two of its ***^* Soviet Ru.'tsia, she ha? al-i McDaniel \ ulcanizing Works has _ . , , . u .
^ membem, Harold F. Harris and W. R. a feeling for peace,” the moved during the week from East * Lutheran chunch. announces
Prefntier Says Peace Front Move, Anderson, Jr., who are soon to leave visitor said as h“ spoke of negoti- Carolina avenue to their former loca-, and church
Ineffective; Intimates Trade the city to make their hmnes else- ations lietween Great Britain and Rus- tion on West Main street.
Pointinnu With Reich Will Be "’here. The tribute paid the two is ' The new home of the well known
■f ‘ highly deserved, for not only in that ‘‘\^hat ha> most inipressed me? firm has been remodeled and made
JOAN Resumed. ^ organization, but in the varied life of M hat will 1 tell my friends in^ Eng-, into one- of the most modem and at-
May .•tl—Pr.-mkr-Fo.a.iKn cmimunity. I..,lh havi- ma.k-
land about first wh‘n I return?
Well, that is a difficult (juestion.
tractive !*tations in the city catering
* VI 1 fv* ff t<anfi/-niiv anA coittrBbution and will be rnisseil. Wcdl, that is a difficult (juestion. t:> all needs of mott^i^s. Manager
. . inis fr I. o o o s n^-b Kiwanis organized on Jan. 21, ^ think I shall first tell them how I Hubert Owens exteiids^ls friends and
- di*scri )e<l Bi itish-F rench inlfMroit, Mich., the first mem- vnjoyiHl my trip to this country. After customers a cordial invitation to call.
efforts to build a ‘peace* front toelay ’ ’ .u,,. i hardiv know” ' ♦
f ^nd ineffective and organization being Jo.sepli tnat, i naietlj kji^ ^ __
services w'ill be held at an earlier hoar
;he first two Sundays in June. Sun
day .sch(X)l will begin promptly at
1*;40 anel etvel at 10:10. The serv’ice
will begin at 10:15 anel be concluded
in time for all worshipers to attend
cewnniem-ement services of the college
anel orphnaajfe.
M.4U('H OF n.VIK ‘‘JAI'.AN, .MAS- ^^.^ether they re*ally want te> end ag-
I.IBKAKY HOI KS CHANGE
Beginning hYiday, the public library’
TER OF THE ORIENT.”
“News of the Day.”
10 A. .M. Sheiw—MONDAY.
10c and 25c
\VKl)Ni:Sl).\V, THIIR.SI)AY,
June 7 and 8
“Society Lawyer”
Starring U.M/I'ER RIDGKON, , , ,
MRtHNIA KRI < K. I.EO ( ARRII.I.O
and IIERBKRT M IN DIN. .Murder
strikes! .Seiciety stunneil! \ man liv
ing on “betrrowed time” rracks a
thrilling, baffling my.stery!
as insufficie’nt ....... , , . # .u *
said “it is impe>H.siblc to think neiw SUNIMY RADIO VE.SPERS^ , , ... . . ^
1022, Kiwanis came into Clinton with DY LI THLRAN CHI RCH "’ill be e>i>en em Monday ami Friday
gieN.sion. the f'oluntbia club .sipon.soring the club * |afU-rn(x>ns-for the hours 4 to 6.
“That is why we must be* vigi- charter mennbers, it was Hunelay, June 4, Dr. Paul E. Scherer,
iant,” Medotkoff !<aid in an aeldrews to'the* *c!ub’.s attention Thurs- Trinity
be'fore the Supreime Soviet (parlia-.evening, nine are still
Lutheran
_ A Kentuckian adve>cate« two violins
•live vhurch, .New Yoik city, will preach master.s. !• iddles, says he, ge*t
u' the.' fir.st sermon this se'asein in the Drt*el like fidellei'S. How abeiut the lis-
rrr'ntl. “We* mu.st remeemlier .Stalin’s the club; B. H. Boyd, W. sermon this season in the
warning alK>ut jiulling chtMt.nuts <’(>pe!anel, L. H. Dillard, W,' W. •'Sunday radio vespers series. These
jof the fire.” ! Harris, H. d’. Henry, B. L. King. W.' »>roaeicasts will originate in the Na-I
r
(Siipum
EASYONTHEHEART
EASES PAIN
^ For
COLDS
And the
lief of
Relief of Pain
15c
at Drug Stores
“The Flying Irish
man”
.Starring DDl (ll.AS
MAU tORRIGXN. PAl’F. KEf.I.Y.
ROBERT \RM.STRONG. K I) I) I E
QriLLA.N. JOY( K (’(tMPTON. and
tlENK REYNOLDS. Yeiu’ll like him
for what he IS eien more than for
what he DID! He's e\ery man’w wriah
fi»r adienture.
“.SiUer MilllonH.”
A. M. .Show —MKDNKSDAY.
I Ik- and l.'tc
(.Ios(*ph .Stalin, on March 10, .said A. .M (H)rhead, W. H. Simp.s(,n and Dr. Broadcasting company’s sta-
that Soviet fiussia would noit lie! A. K. S|K*nceT, i tion, WJZ, New York, and will be
“di-aggiHl inU) conflict with Germany) — * heard over a large number of affili-
to pull British an<l The Dionne quintuplets .stole the'^t‘-*d stations, from 4:00 to 4:30, East-^
French chestnuts out of the fin*). j show last week when they apfieared daylight time. Dr. .Scherer will be,
Rejecting the latitst British-Fis'nch' in a private reception before King preac-her for the months of June,]
ofN'r as not going far enough--es-i George and Qui-eri Elizabeth at the Augu.st and September. During July,,
IHcially where the Baltic stait<*s an* Toronto celobration. Folks were farJDr. 0.scar I*. Blackwelder, pa.stor of!
concerm-d — Molotoff intimatisl that more intertvsteil getting a glimp.se of the Lutheran ( hutch of the Reforma-
Lrade iH-gotiations with Germany may these attractive little girls than in tion, \V a.shinglon, D. C., will officiate.'
so<»n Ix' resumisl. ssciiig the king and (jueen who jyerej This will be the ninth .season of Sun-1
' .Molotoff said that the latest Brit-'Ix'irig extemltsl a great pomi) show, day ve.spers ami the Lutheran churchj
' . , • Is-h-French offers showed that the The five little priiK.*es.sea climlHsl i? grateful to the National Broailcast-'
( VV R G N (• riciprocity (with Russia a'lxiard a won«lerful caravan, calltsl a if>g company for it.s renewed invita-
in any mutual ai<i agr<*ement> had railroad train, which s|>e«sksl them to'ti‘»ri to i-onduct this .summer series, j
l««'n acc<-irte<l but “imnlifiiMl by many T<»ronto whi're they woke up in a year, these radio services were,
clauses so that it may Im* only for- great city in surroundings entirely bn»a<lca.sit by a total of 81 statioms in,
mal.” 'drffereiit froni their nursery grounds, the UniUsl .States and ( anada, includ-i
He said no progre,s.s had been Tiia<le When it was settbsl that the (Juints i^ig three short-wave stations which
with reganl to the small countries on would go to sic the king ami qu**cn, carritsl thimi to the re.sl of the world.
Russia’s Ixinlors. Britain arnl France, tlw Ontario government, which is Phtise servics-s have a |>oU*ntwl railio
he stated, “only think of th<»s«* whom chargisi with the care of the childn*n, audience of 18,(K)0,1K)0. Not only has a
they have guarar>t«*d.” <bcsl»sl to carry thi*m in is|uipment '*^1 ra<lio amlience been ivached, con-
owmsl by the government and the pri- «ianlly increasing, but in six of the
Plaime NI RR railroairs general man-, right yearn this sene* has l>et-n broad-
Vi/lalino IlirfIVO selesieil to rule the young- appruximaU*ly 128,000 |»eraomi
siers. It vias given right-.*f-way with have been reacbvsl by pnnted copies
the name, **The Dafm* Nursery.” The of the •ermons. The spoken addreaae#
^ „ car had lieen fijmigat«|, re|»aint«s| and •od printed copte« have brought many
VX ashing^, former (.ov- bedroom* were ea- thouaands of letter* of appreciatiofi
rmor ( haries H. Martin «f arrar^v*! with oHs the quint'«»»d letter* a»kmg for apectfic help
Favor* Thugs
KKIDAV A.M) SATl'RIIAV.
June 9 and 10
“Broadway Sere
nade” . . .
SUtriHf JKANKTTK Mb<IM>NAI.I). J*"'!!"' V"!*’', "Y '“I •itB. Th» dinin* ru.«n In th» Mr wt >n nolv.n* ranr uf life’, pr<d>Wni,.
H I-NTKR. ^ ‘“.'Jr*’ 'rrfurBi.h-d..lh.|uin».iirch..n.nd Th. pnopk nod
LEW AYKKS. IAN
PRANK MOKI.XN and WAl.l.Y
X KRNON.
.*«iafing Ike i ear’s graadvl lo«*
sdaMfs !• ■ ar« serrea saeellieart . . .
la a gat aiadera aaskal pradared ta
lavish splradar
MXNDKXKP THE MXI.MUN*
N* * News mi the lia> ^
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Nh\r HXPPK
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1 I < KY NK.MT
Broadway
Theatre
mommy \MI TI tXDAY.
Jane 5 and 6
“Trouble In
Sundown”
Mai«ir.- l.hoMi.^ ONKIhN Km
XIIMi hlltll KXX MNiriEY
aaJ ( Mil I nil!
lUllhat He* |ae«| |« |he Ma«i«g
<Hd ahrtr the hedlaad h«*ler«
ante re^ drrache^ hts|*r« ailh fight-
ibb rwaragr*
Imaianal Hr ash faUr Maa
arr pMfkt s lire rraahir"
I «•% Ne«s
le X M xh.. IIKhHXX
Itr and 2ar
W KI>M-><D \Y. THI R.'^DAY*.
June 7 and ^
44
in Oregon lab *r di^p .te* and there
by "n*‘*- a 'll . iivtuei wo*-ie.
Testifying mi -etiAv lab- cotn-
mittea hrarir.gs «•« p. .jkj- I sinefai-
menla to the XX’sgncf Ijib.*! art, M
tin arc used the iHxinl .>( “meshllmg
arel eranHi aging lalarr “outWw- ”
Martin »w*«r4 van-a*
table* The bathroiNn. containing tub fnmda in Aoiah ( arultna are eapec-
aml shower, waa ma<le naady to maiti-'‘*Hy mtereated in ihaae aennevs •ince
tain the quint atamlarila of cleanli- Dr- 8cb*rar I* a South ( arotinian,
nea* Father an.| Mother Dionne and having heea educated lA ^ KArhMtdivi
othera irf the fwnily. orrupieil amitW where hi- father waa teaching ui the
rat ea the -fMwial A thtrvl ca» wa* ■eiainary. then l.*-at#.i at Mount
_ ^ _ uaed by the girU* board vd guanban* l’lea*ai*C
' and a f*»orth ♦«* eat-lT
•pa|»*nacw
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i.f »i.»len^ wheh he -omI «»rurred , . .
. .d AH. ..Hi IK. n«lr, " '*7 f*r-< ' > » .
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'.s.-.t .»t. gif.. -^.t«ped frt.» Ih- t.a Th*"M.<»r*.
r«.ra gai aM cai^ «ate.| th. if f... lienn .Hi .neee
Th.-y nia*h’ ih. king and ^ ,h. t^e-shy
q e.n *mk<r a bar* sea* a* tN*’» ^ ., f ,h„
|«li»4*'4y trayeluesl UM f<UnM4«i) and
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Removal Announcement
We wish to announce to our customers
and the general public, that we have moved
from our location of the past several
months on East Carolina Avenue to our
former location for a number of years on
West Main street.
We are happy to further announce that
our Station has been completely remodeled
and is now' modernly arranged and equip-
ped to supply every motorist need.
We Will Handle a Complete Line of
STANDARD PRODUCTS
and
GOODYEAR TIRES
We invite you to come to see us in our
new home. Come today, and often — the
latch-string is always on the outside.
We assure you that you will find this a
place where you can always get prompt,
efficient, economical service.
McDaniel Vulcanizing Works
\Ve«t Xtain Street Phone No. 2
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Phantom Stage” Congress To End
Starring lUMI BXKER and M XR-
JtiRIK REXN4M.DS. Rapid fire ar*
tion. mel.Mlrama that i.pra>« panrKe*
like a marhine gun; laugh*, thrill*
and romancr.
XX’a-hington, May .11. .\ftrr a c«»n-
fcrvncf with Pivunh-nt R«»oa«*vrh,
.... I _ - .S|M*aker Bankht-ad prvslK't*-! Unlay
Nortll of Snarigh^l .that congn**? will ad>>um after tak-
St.rr.n, J IMKS < H UiT^BITTV
KI’KNKSS. KKIK I.I KK KUK '"'JT*"’’ , .
Cl IITIS. aiul IMIltOTHV (;l'I.U- Th, |>n.|fr»m ii.c1u.Ih,. . .
\KK. The I.H.I, i. North <hln.. The'
, J .. . . , . , Tax it'visiun to aid buHiiiea.s.
melo-dramatir action background fori *i --ji .uvo .uko i* / loin
.. .. ... ,, . ! The gl.io0,(M)0,04K) relief bill,
the romantic theme will reflect the o i • , i
NKial .-tH’urrty revi.-uvn to .-iieed up
• g ■' Mar D" Dwa#i'#
• g r^.^ms^smy ojiiv—. **!•■
'• b:*? g*‘*»hoi
. • ♦ 5i:(g Jkfil, I prclwsivv ttf fw h*» **<4 «•# II* i»T .» p-*^*..anr
•S*.* ■ g I •lay la» he at n 'h» • *^>. •'^h beg
hiiggh r than f«W "tal* •'*' di^awoFig Jarg. > tanit*er« mi
nit t mm y^f hMa>'krtr^ wl^^ wwnp at nay* pi nan *d.
tl r*-g i.»' at*|»F^s|;.ri(i,'i.sjB« h«lt*, and «hw *=f»po!yed thr |»r » etfv .»f W
. ■ .-S pa***-l bj the ^rrf mg m her h«*p:tahi4 h»»me
v*. ' • It - mpsise* than f**' the prew- Mf^ Kno* mil be •ienre<r»b*| at her
* • ’ ■ *1 SeAh-ral sPippieTtfH^WFtal auli- f*'rn»er U*ea?»OT*» by Mf- J«»|pn D Iha-
■ * nxrtiadiing .’•M enswe f«W »i* TW re-sdewee i* mm *«h-;ng rr-
'.h«* army, sttb are pending nikkieted and put if* r*-ad-<ve*, f<>r the
■•‘Tnr >tt the merra»e. h mrver, ma) nc-w <KTU|*anl. Mr* Da*in ahn» haa a
be off*e*, wrHrn <wngrr«» %.»te* relM^ •el! e.taNi«beil re|HilaiM>fi b»iiJi aa a
fuiMlo f >r the next yea* ci-tk amt manager, amt th*« meana
that the b>«rvling h<»U*e ju«t (qifMmnte
the ftopular yilayh<>u*e will continue
to be an inviting place for tH<t.ie who
Session July 15 I**
Parent? are funny pe«iph* .At find
they teach a ohikl to talk, ami then
year* tr>*ing to teach it to keep
quiet.
warfare, -laughter, treason and
treacher* that for several \ear* have
iN'cn bleeding China.
Selected .Short.
‘♦:;t0 A. M. .Shoo—Till’KSD.XY.
lOc and l.'ic
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY,
June 9 and 10
“Red River Range”
.\ wule-aw'ake man ibienn’t wait for
opiKirtunity to knock, he meeta old
man Op with a glad hand at the front
gnte.
Y'ou have noticed, of course, that
many people who do rnit create much
«>l<i-age pension iiayment.* and to excittument in the business wmtW are
eliminate .-ohixlultd inci-oasee in pay- able to stir up consuierable dust on
n>ll taxes. .the highways.
I Railniad relief legislation. I — ^ -
Dr. B. O. XX’hitten, supiirintendent
Salvation Army
.of the State Training school, had aa
hLs distinguished gm-st several days
ITgaagl II ^ week. Dr. J. F. Roberts of
AICCKU ¥19115 Vf. •^• Bristol, England, who was cordially
New Y’ork. May .‘11.—-(ren Evange-
'Ihe trio-
GORRBLXN.
JOHN XVXYNE. RAY
MAX TKRHl'NE—and
receiviHl during his stay here. It waa
.■ 1, .. .. o I *• . Dr. RoU’i’ts’ first visit to America
liiu’ IbHith says the Salvation army , , - .i ■ j -...ui
. • 1 • e -ui a»d he was favorably iinpresTH'd with'
has organized in readines.? for possible . ‘ „
irkuvA/'i>*v .1 luki ■ V AJCAU though she believes the
L()RNA (.KAY and I OLLY MORAN, ^^nger of conflict is dtxreasing.
W.vne.lH^.,min*, part »fU,H out. Thn TS-y.^r-nU oonvmamlHr .rriv-
I.. h.nd and bnliH.Hl to b, th.l „„ limr AqdiUni.
hy Ih, pHrson., p.rllcul.rly Ih. Itlrl. a bu,in«, trip to Now York and
whom he im trying to protect, nets thej
stage for the fighting, riding, shoot
ing climax in which the brain* behind SPECIAL
^e ouUaw* is expoaed and hU min-i u enormous issues of Eaqaire. reg
ions captured. price $5.00 per year, now $1.00.
•HAMK OF THE WILDERNESS” Good until June 30th.
No. 6. (omedy, “Moving VaniUea,”! JAMES W. CALDWELL
with LEON ERROL. Color Cartoon. I Phone 38
“The (iorilla Hunt.” “Hollywood Hob
hies.”
10c and 20c
NEXT WEEK—
“YOU CANT CHEAT AN.UttNIBI
MAN." “THUNDERING WEST
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81,209 MALARIA
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all that he saw, he statcfl. He spoke |
in the highest terms of Dr. Whitten’s'
sch<x>I and the outstanding work it is I
accomplishing in its^fleW. j
In an interview Dr. Roberts said the
possibility of a Euroi>ean war at any
time> in the near future is seen aa
very slight unleea Germany’s dictator,
Adoif Hitler, starts one “'by mistoke.”
“When 1 left Great Britain, war
seemed very near and every prepara
tion had been made for it. Ration
cards had been issued and all atepe
I>assiible taken to prevent confusion,”
Dr. Roberts said.
“Rut now, probability of war seems
more distant. Unless Hitler under
take* some move which he think* he
can carry through ‘without objectioii
from other powers, peace seems cer
tain for a time at any rate. But Hit
ler might make some move sad, by
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