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THUBSDAT. JVNE 1S39 THE CUSTON, CHRONICLE. CtlNTON, 8. C. PACE SEVEN \ Births I f. DAVIS Mr. and Mrs. John C. Davis of this city, announce the birch of/ a son. THE SPORTS CHATTERBOX By TENCH OWENS ;borrs. acquaintances and public men. One who hesu^ no frood spoken of anyone in hb childhood is likely to grow up believinfr there is no kixhI in anybody. i I am thankful that I was reared in Shirl-ey Jatne». on Tuesday./June 20. ^ e^ Olde ('batterboxer b back a^in ami incieaned our deeire to bi'Ctvme home where no careless criticisms and very irrateful to Walter Coker, ^’^er swimmers. or unfair judginents of others weie WORKERS HOLD MEET columnbt” of last aquatic scKwls are con-lever heard, a tolerant home. * * • 1 i- iductesl at se%'eral points owr the na- ♦ M ndly naminc the Laurens coun- discussion South-! INTOLERANCE — C.rowlh ty recreatioeial workers held a staff softball which filled this sjuice whiKviem aquatic school at Camp Carolina.} The wide-spread anti-J^^\vish fivl- mcet.ng^ a: Bail^ Memorial churrch. vre were’ away. It’s still anybmly’s It b a nation-wide pi\>jrram to make|injf is a new thinjf since my bo.v'hiHKl. In BaBebalTs HaD of Fame Mrs. Mattie K. Smith of Union, area [lennant in the spirited church soft- sp^»rts in the Uniteil States! I had Jewish boys and prirls as school- supervisor. rave a talk in which she * T'J- -m..! enjo>*ahle. Each per-[mates, and I cannot I'ememb-r that explained plans for the summer pro-;*^“ ^*‘>*'* sv>n who receives an instructor’s cer- grai'T of work. .\t mxvn dinner wa^ servrd by :be Clinton grroup. any of them wcie ever rejrariled as from us Christian THE CHB0N1CLE*S WANT, AD RATES Ic fH* ■r fa far Rrat far day, Tuesday. Thursday and Eriviay tificate has a certain amount of iv- beinjf different ,on the Florida Street school rrounds-j^jx^nsibility when he is in the water younffstei-s. The qi^ity of the playir^r b just as and is expected to do or approve of .My father was a Christian minis- r«*>*l, if not b^er. than last year,^nothinjf that mijrht incur danjrer to ter. His truest friend in every sense and the competition seems even clos- ijfe■ in the watt'r. jof the word was a Jewish merchant.] er. Theres always plenty of pep. a' CW feature of the camp prxvftram 1 rememlier my father sayinjr once food crowd, and tons of fun—-so come that is bectvminir a traditional event that this old-cloLhes dealei^ vvas the out and cheer for your favorite team, was the water pageant on Saturday most honorable man he had ever \niericim Cpom SouthernGenial Harry Kenninjr was di-j known. I think that had something Cari af •f IB Ic a warC payahl* aquatic*school at Camp Carolina near ^ |KMr«nt, and without,to do with keeping me from ever' taking any time off from the strenu-'sharing the ridicule of Jews which I Brevard. Xortn Carolina, b the sub-. ject of the next few paragraphs.}*'^ scl^ule of classes he tht>ughtjheard later in life- . , - • Through the local Red Cross chap-1‘'P’ ‘>nc»niEed. di^tevl. and putj That tolerance of my father for the COOPERSTOWN. N. Y. . . . These cM-tizne ball stars were pictured as they attended the dedication of the baseball Hall of Fame <m Main Street here. They have all won election to the Hall of Fame and their busts tire on view in the building along with those of other immortals of the game. Left to right: (front row) Eddie CpUins. Babe Ruth, Con nie Mack, Cy Young; (rear row—left to right) Hans Wagner, Graver Clev'eland Alexander, Tris Speaker, Napoteon LaJoie, Geoi^ Sislei a»'d Walter fohnsnn. ’ ivageant that.btdicf.s, customs and point of view of ‘ i hina. Several of the irferior men. and th^t we-should in a<lmiration.;everybiKly else, whether he shared it a pi><>r ojiitiioii i;t t-.ie try i- ,e si^»erior men. The superior .APARTMENT FOR rtKcns and hath. -\rp y to Mrs. interesting features L. Rounds. Ip' To describe the camp staff or fac ulty in black and white seems almost I ter 1 was enabled to attend this camp- * super-collossal e.uuL-L I.—.. »i oi -«o.bad everyone gaping ., , _ pvvT p iTwant trtell**?*L about of*iL ***''’^^* pagt«nt had bvH‘n,or not. has maile me all my life im- character. Then my ( bine e mun is :he .man of character, whether R... T FouTj ^ . rained on but it had never been rainenl; |>atient with people w’ho go about -poke. is .!apant5e. t hinest. or Kor >pean. out, and he worked with that spirit ; proclaiming their personal superior- ”\^e of China do not Jinl.^’e a man Thera are supe-ic-r and inferior men to preiiarv for production. With theljty to others who hap|>en to belongiK'’ bis race but by his per.<o"i! ?hi - «?vf)-where. Seme day the .sufierior ELBCTRD'.AL REP.AIRING — Bring; iminvasible. The friendly unselfish co.>f»eration of the entire; to a different race or profess a dif- acter." he said. “The great K’ung of Jai an w.Il regain cont-ot of me your Fans and MoUws to be Re-'efficient and determined swirit of the**^*"*** persons) the F>ag»‘«nttferent religion. It also makes me cer- whom you call Confucius, t-»--r courtry a.nd we shall have no paired or Rdbuih accoiding to Fae- men and women in charge was inspir- siicce=vs. t.K« a-n.^r t.. ,h...taught us that there are but two more war.” mg to behold, but b something that! • i ^ ... Plate#, Toasters and all other Elec- can’t be <wMurtd on paper. They l*^**^"* conlaine«l Indian war dance jH^noniy as a national doctrine. '[ scenes, camw formations, pearl div-, ♦ surf tHwrd d.nionstrations, life-, CH.\R.\ITER — Superiority tory SpecificBtMns. I al.so repair Hot'in<F »« lw.WXl k.i* u eK«t' Cidlege Dreams." thej world is the teaching of racial .su- ^“*1I>cop!e. the superior m.n and T^ -- wa.s a kssm for all <>f us. can’t be captured on trical .\pplmnres. R. Stanton Blakely were each vmy different from the at Blakely Brothers. TeL 188. Ic*others vm the staff but they all had . , . . u . I’ ^ ammvT'n ri<wwI certain qualidee in cianmon: a strong.i**^ ^ »emons ra nvns. awaiian After all’s said and done, nothing healthy body, confident skill in wftvat-|’ ming. ji » ug « am counts in this life but |>ersonal char- of water activities thev'"?*^’ >winuning and ‘bvirig, religion has a to >.« «.'Fib;• >'-r ■" i monopoly on ch.r.clor. I • tested Reds, Rocks, New Hamp shire. Hatches every Tuesday. (^ in pba.se The Southern aquatic echool ^ Supplies. Fanaer Hatchef7, 908 Mam «* dedicat^ to the Redt nnvH^ ^ !.ecome famou-^ as a mmlel which the host was a <'hin»*>e a-i c* «.» o o itk-al of service and succor to fellow ^ . . . # • . i '*bicn tne nosi was a v nin»*>e. a- St., Neaherry. S. C Z,men in dn^traes. parlK-ular kind of activity, and .ACCIDENT INSURANCE TICKETS To mention juat s few. there was *’‘*‘*"*.was an Irishman, an Italian and a cost eoly 25c a day. pay up to “Reds” Russell. wh.> taught canoeing. c^qiwsl after l)w annual pro- besi.les my owe $o.8M. S. W. SuiaarvI, Phones bO and a rtwJ. hardetied out-of doors man. 82. tf Reds M aiim ami straight as an In- SWEET POTATO. TOMATO, Ptpper, Cahhage, Callard aad Egg Plaata ^ «ora, Bsae MeaL Cattoaased liaaJ .rt», Fertilisers. Cmmm C«ra, Bsaaa, MiUet aad Sadaa HUksly BrstKrrs Seed Stare. im Ic CTIK K5 ^ HRTLA We Kava Pa*e R m D aad liyaier li-rids %m| Harry keanisvg a largs^ g».d-aatar*d i/» •«% mg Ifse'rwrt**' • Is* va* 'br tlhr tRf r«oe»"«* duct m- at t amp Carolina. .Amencan-Knglish self. The tnrreaiwNl inu-reat which is ^he talk ran. naturally, on the Jap . . . , :r>g shown in water sptirts through-, dian am) caa handle a canoe under ... . .. . — — H, l». h«i . «« -»> eaa.»«f.w evnenetw* Ml a.|UatlC SCho.»l. .Swim- - — -r Rirr "'"JT * .«ll R«. AIM.. tW r~. W, or .1 • M evar- *** ^ * etrenaeas e.Mnp*dili»e spor» . ftwuaaiiag develu|Pi awire muscle* r faiaksa UasB *««*maK. aai knottjrl, ibaT any wtKer sport It arould he a fue the healtii and *ea mi the penpli in lirntmi if SET rout NEW surrtT OF HANES UNDERWEAR HERE BELK’S DEPT. STORE l l.INTO.N. S. C. • ki«. hit MU> orW na M -mm f fmmy distng and who has sIm > •)nsrt aub^^ns a itil riarwes at Silver tbrrv were a bag pis4 ar lake avaitakEe lAk... f •< JI omal. ad utKo > • a reae Htl 1. I K P 'N* ran > I °an riayl| aeiv am ‘)kr a * amw * J mrnr . . I »r* Ra.e.eatdMA M •s.naAsy i —• ^ Twa thiiar r^f f»r*i aai and rw« l^ae« F --•ror’s .a- af t f' WWW M *Ks aaimiBg la Tin ■* **« •' P F Ikad and , f^ea* •.g r I . Sr 4 COM.MlI.Nm* FI .NKILAL IIU.MK JL r, riiR CfMOl MiriR ONLt ir% 1^. \ k I.- tm. r » w|■ » * k L f oE V i: I today a • g • r* • v Gray Funeral Home ClMlaH. .S. C. rrNERAl- DIRECTORS ERBALMERS 1 ikghTr Servita 41 and m-J Im RUSSELL GRAT T. parks ADAIR. (;«n Mgta. • TO IDO 11 DIKSKI. I ( Tl KK. a g -id a%*t.y years I ha ve ii.akirg •<. Cll^lK-l a- *eal p*vi*i»cti«»n* in thr- f gra*r*-» •«* nf the |lie«el * • • i - ’ • u i »' |lr*y.i*» » , j-» » • 'i. ..-a' t ' s i- I. 1* •*, . ar* isogni •• - n.-*. • • I b, '• .,*• la* -r* ar»«l t-< » Tbi- 'e a.? I- that rvety liane r jwar*-d n tT^.r real arnse of ufi- !a * t ’g f-rw 5«ei*p!e art ami think ar-ri n-w tSr a.i'A *<i the W‘>Hd l*- d ' i«r«’- buy and rea<i more M THESE ^ !l tVidge •• l^« S’ Tins -sf I bast rt sned* It s ledy a OCOGt-WO*®!^ 0(1 s** ai»l ;r whsf. »«ai bsarv •mjI I fill which Ca*o»; »e f-'cmes g* •.»-rally u»e«l Fir years he.vv p..wer plant* ba^s tb*» •"> ►tm-r pe^.le, been using b.jft the problem of ^ |||| Tatrraarr building them f..r u-e n place* where .trong- wr.ght ha* to he cnsidereri 1* still „,„v.n.-ei| that the old preach t.si conapiete.y aolvtil -• much to the young. Mo-t of us old- C>ne of the h.g atitom-diile makers. ^ ^|| ■II ih* »atr* tsalure* Ll<<ds* Siv*« you ai no sans. ..st. is It any ■■•mhIsi I say *I>i«is* Savva Mv Wvnty •"-►LK. Wileei, Maumva.Ohkv h'.wever. ha.* conie •• 't with a Diesel- aleut th» way of life and h<»w to live __ erginevi truck, and I am sure the rest ^^il will follow suit. A motor-car maker Clinton . Finance Co., Inc. .Auto Financing Fire Insurance Office: JACOBS R CO. BLDG. TYPEWRTTER RIBBONS .Iren to lect. e them al«out things ' produced a light-weight Diesel Hime ^h,. chil.l- • year.* ag.. wh:ch wa- put in an air- plane and fit a the p.ai f fn.m Ih-- ^ig i* moie pitiful, to me, than t.-oil to Washington, but it wa.-. <till ^ ^ children to-j Heavy for high-.*pee,l flying. wrggling impatiently while a teacher We are gimg to come, s.ime <lay. jn^pre..,^ them with t> Diesel engines for f.ying and for one should know everything el.-^ we use power for. childien are not They are -impler than gas engines. ^ middle need no electnc #|»arks, and run on older. heavy-oil which is not inflammaWe ' ChiMren learn more from Chance and which give# much more power drt>pped bv their elders than the gallon than gasoline does, besides ^ lectures and ser- costing very much less. Young men of a mechanicml turn of mind ought ^v.hing gives youngsters such a to begin to learn all about Diesel en- ^ t^eir gines. They will have plenty of chance, constantly critkixing neigh- to use their knowledge. SAVE oti price.,.twcav.ar this hi^'er, finer !>■!<« cuata even leas than last v ear • SAVE on gaa and oil... because the ”Sco«ch Dynaiiute” Engine give# \*ni mtt the faniois Doilge economy tcaturea' SAVE on new ideas... because I>*lge givra you plenty of them tor ik> extra ■ ual’ SAVE on repair bills... bee ause v-ou get Dodge Drpendabilitv...a niggedness That can emlure hard usage nule alter mile* • SAVE on future tr;nle-in... because you will find I>'dge Dej en.labilily counts plenty when you get ready to trade in! TAKE A LOOK AT THESE LOW PRICES! For Al Make MacUpcs, StKB^ari wad Portable. ADDING MACHINE RIB BONS AIHNNG MACHINE PAPER Can 74 Chronicle Pub. Co ( EDUCATION — Dane* The more I talk with young men and young women wrho are just get ting tiuough high school or college, ,the more I pity the victims of the modern American system of eduen- tion. I For we have set up a scheme of !keeping children in school until they; are too old to learn anything funda mentally new about the ways c4 the work) and how things are done. The education they get is giwen them by professKNiBi educators, who do not or hEBiDess but teach- RUBBER STAMPS Aay kiad. to fit may basiacsB. 24*lKNir scr- ▼ice. Reasonable prices. Telepkoae 74. The Chronicle Printen - Statioaen FREE PROOF THAT DODGE SAVES GASI Prove Dodga aconouiy for yourself with this frea “Qasomatar” test which shows you exactly how many miles Dodge trav els on an accurately maas- urad quantity of gast Coapes Sedans 1 756r AU. rCOORAL TAXeS INCLUDCO Thvar arv Detroit drlivrrrd price* and incljtlc all atandard equipment, bumpers, bumper giarda. spare tire and wheel, safetr gla**. lender* and sheet metal painted to match standard bodf color. Transportation, state and local taxes' il an r<. eat ra. mar v«B MMi icaLn FM ocuvEM* liaCMJTT i-.KK are the money - saving ts in a nutshell' But Dxlge wants I ou to see the evklence with your own eyes. And si) we say: *^'ake a look at the new Lux ury Liner from every standpoint *” And last but not least, take a loiik at the price! You’ll be amazed such-a big car can sell for ev-en less than last year's Dodge! • •BMP.a..C.B.S.T. iKHVESf MNNK iktRo/fiKe McMillan-Cooper Motor Co. CLINTON, S C. WEST MAIN STREET *«GET IN Don’I Miss 0«r Big Dispiay •! mmtm AND oor "MfOfflD’S fitt SMCIAl" USID CAK! CiZ«f Id at!