The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, July 13, 1939, Image 2
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THE CUNTON CHRONICLE. CLINTON. S. C.
THCRSDAY. JI LY IS. 1939
No More Polio Chamber Hears
Cases Reported, Booster Talk
B. F. Winfmrd, city health officer,I Df, W. I\ Jacobn Telh Member*
sUted yesterday that no new cases of
polio (infantile paralysis) have been;
reported in the cHy or this section
durinfr the past week. j
Only one case has occurred thus farj
in the county, the one reported here
las^ week. ' '
The local board of health uryes 'of Commerce w«s held Tuesday eve
There are some people in the world i
you have doubtless met, who are not
Clinton Businew Men Must “• |
Cooperate and Pull Together' Durinsr the Fourth of July hoNday||
If To Be Community .
, tin all parts of the United States, be-'I
Progress. Isides injured hundreds who filled hos-il
parents to continue to keep their chil
dren from public jratherinjrs as a pre
cautionary measure.
_ , , . ^ P'tals. The ifreateat destroyer of lives,,
The Ju]^ mee mg ” _ , as to be exfiected, was automobile ac-
''►nimeroe was untrepeatedil
,t Hot-J CLMon w,th Pn-SHk-nt
nmg
C. C. Giles presiding
Several matters were
before the'
warning.
cut down the accident toll on Inde-
.... . ... ixmdenoe Day the National Safety
club durmg Ihc cvcn.nj. with pari ^ ,
lar emphasis |Jac«l “P>*'^‘*|‘'"V«|on the FiMh.’’ Why ,uch a sloyan.
rACIMA TUli ATDIt “‘’T7 ■ "7n*^'!•>"<• ^ a™'"-
MONDAY AND TUESDAY,
July 17 and 18
'Blondie Meets the Boss’
With PENNY SIN(;LET()N
boree of carelwisness in which men.
.'♦pirited boos er •’ ’ ^ [women an<l children are killed on the
^bs, Pt^-*** ” , T» '*^,1 « highways, in the homes, on beach and
I«^e, w o a< >een invi tH a< res. g^,v)und.s and elsewhere. There
the club. A synop.sis of his addre.ss is ‘
given Ih*!(>w: •
.is no rhyme or reason in this whole-j.
as
sale slaijghter. Well, the casualty list
.. As I have noted the great impor-j^j^j, enormous, and if you were still
“Blondie." .\KTHIIR I.AKE a« Dag-,tance of coope-ration lH*tween com|>et- Dfth” vou had much to
Wood,” i..\RKY SIMMS a.s “Haby|itive inter<‘sts in all fields <»f activity, thankful for.
Dumpling” and SKINNWY ENNIS j looked back occasionally upon myj ♦
and his orchestra. (xwn home town and. thought how pjpts make a quart still, but
There’s no place like home . . - wonderful it would be to get the same' nj",ten times a half pint will make a
Yhhen the llunisteads cut loose! You cooperation on the part of all inter-j funeral,
never can be sure what this family le^tg^ . ♦
will do next ... so come prepared for jt .se-ems to be typical of the small' All automobiles have sufficient
anything ... in their second laughing tow’ns to Im* divided into cliques, clans horse 7)ower, hut thou.samls of driv-|
free-for-all I jand parties, and they magnify imag-jers do not have sufficient h<»rse sense.
“.March of Time,”—“DIXIE, U.S.A.”, jnary differences when there are no' *
"News of the Day.” ! maU'rial difference's; ainl there shoubl Almost gone Ls the sight of a hand-
1(1 A. M. Show—MONDAY. - I he none. It does not matter what p<»-l!«*nie horse and buggy driving up or
10c and 2.1c party, if any, an individual f«-'d«wn a thoroughfare with a gentle-'
vors, or what thc-ir mixle of living, or **' seat and whip at hi.s dis-,
WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, whether they are Methisli.st. Bapti.st,t<» he us«n1 if nqishil, or to a«ld
Julv 19 and 20 I'reshytenan, Lutheran, or w'hat not,.a tout*h of dignity and protection to
<=» ■ •• •» (and it diK-sn’t matter on which side pit’tun*. Hut with the going of the
JS’KmallOn lof the railn^d On-y live. For the com- hor.M* and buggy to make pdace for
Irnon ipimnI we should re<ogni*«- the the “buggies on wh«s*Is,” the whip.
.L I i.'ci iL* ii4ku.‘iipik .na witn: 'mon giswl ws- should r»*<-ogni*«‘ the tn
ith I.K l.l . - - J,!,,, vanishtsl from the scene until re-
eeiitly we are told that th«*re i.s a »<»rt
in liii.i.KR.
Wrilirn h> Ihr ma«ler (by his own
admi'—ion) of all play write** and made
into a ma-lerfuT pri»du«-lion (as you'll
admi( after seeing il!)
4 omedy, '"Trouble Finds .Andy
('Isde,” <’arto*Mi.
*;.10 A. M. .Show —M KI».M->il»AY.
Itr and llr
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY.
JuU ‘21 and 22
‘The <;racie Allen
Murder (’ase”
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tlirs n tMMEN blllltM Us
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TW r«i|»* grab nnd l.rarw
rm^ Ike Uutfk. m» *4# and 1*440
t anre nialak wils and kaN wHs wMk
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Broadway
Theatre
MIIMIO \\D n
J«l% i; mmd 1^
-Tell No Talen-
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t aimkla aHi^d kendiMr knade* nni
In sa*# k>- wMid* HH neeMnag aV
k*s ait lo .«,» k«* neri and a dmm
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tendiSa I Wv a llosd ItlkkaH*
fine td.rWiHtv
taod««ilW IwirelHde ' l*<Mnls IHi
rMWlrt*
in t t| Hkaa II K>|ltt
Ur and
Uin- by full e<M»|>,-ration.
Clinton has fiu,sl an era of change “f revival in the industry. In spnle ofi|
Ml the piast fifteiii years. Alrea.Iy we horseh-*.» carnag.-s and iron horses a'
hav«- iioltsl an agricultural revolution ‘■«‘n>Us (nireau di-<"losi*d a day or Iwro
.•round Cliiit.m, arwl wr womler wheth- amounted
cr wrr will be planting cotton to the *'• alsmt i.UMMlOO lai|| year, which
same extent fifteen yearn from now. means several miliM.n were .ifferrdq
the traiie and bought. Farming andl
racing peopla atill buy n lot of Lhrtn.{
•4 courwa, but not Che city folk It Mil
stated that tfie carmval hawker has
helpeal aave the day. arrouiMing for.
a period ** least a half aiillMMi toy wrkip saleo'
for tke laanufarturerw We know aatk--
at up
dMia "W
Everything aeemn to be topay-turvy
in the world. If we are to retain ag
gressive leadership in the I'lintsNi
area wr will du it only by .-btse cw-
ufivration.
Mr are a'-* g ng
•f »u Ri. Iran!lie
iMinag 'k< po-t fifr a > ar
•torea *-rta to ka*e . lead M ‘’•rnnng a af
ll,«,ixoi (..oiursiisely Mkot w.U )» »ai^-*Hf pnv logo tkaa tke carnival
Ike .■:ual.-*e fifteen year* ?»*,» * AnU y-t •<*MH*tkiag guid r*n ram* aig
Tt« roMHi f.-* al; Kt^umrn. fwt kuggy wkip
t and rk-^A -I.os, *-'.4, -h* H.At-r*
osr *««*•» (hr * '-'dL •'> ? >. - ... ..
th-l. ..f . , -4-*m * '•' * **■»•*•• HsaMOi** Btmmtrn
* Mt,-sg>* Nas Icavsded m at dtvoa
’ ««*• tae enviri >» ait'arinsg asdv
J>—iio m k# r** * ** i^v^,
I f'OV, l«k> a '.*1 '*sla4*g. Teww . a
m •) f'Wio*' r^ey tu ite’ pceradeSW
- ■ Nawwo'* -<f I Mi*.***cv» War
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■'g 'a ' w- bu ■•liag -d 4
Tki t* .* mark or . a'
f r.ds to pti-Vrn* .o*[
•king • rra*-'i.tna)). *»a. •
ami di'georrate into a •ma
• w ' aitituilt’ Im-fttf*- y4IU
••
Tb* -i! a**' fuf
to Iwlp the iinmvgmtian arr-
I> • the I'hamWr »*f I omm«-rcr plan ' sn* keep up with tt* w.nk M.tuldnT
f«»r stimulating traik- in Clinton. Tke it l*e ssmpler 4* g»\c it !«*•• w«»rk7
meichant*, as a maUer of principle, •
•houUl 'iipjntrt It unaninH'Usly. .\» an iofficial nidK'e has been servesi by
,individual meichant you may n.d be •^***rn*-yn is pivseiHmg the liuxaard
able to I any the ex|wnss* ,4 mmlcm I*'”**’'’ t tuning-1
mvuaiitilc methmis. but c*»lls*cti\.d) cswnetery near the fire-ri.lden
you can afford it. ami the press nt i*'*** •»»t»’-Mluin Roseniont. will be
pdan offers a splendid oppHirtunity. •" dam prsi
I heard of one merchant who was tr***'^'*'*!'- H- Hi»ss
rehit'taiit to eiH'ourage the amount of
•ale* U-yond fifty cents Uvause of''*’^**^** Salmla riwr, has ri'plied
the lufessity of giving tK-kets. but * removal of the family remains'
the giviiYg of ticks‘t» is the heart of'1^’ 1''“^ " **'’ *“*’*«*
Mith >\ M.TKR VUKI, HKkKRI.V the p*rogram. and I can’t ■•••e for the * l«H'ation U-yoml the wach of the
KOHKIMS and JOHNNY IM)M .N.N. life of nu* why .siK-h a meroh.ml would *‘**'*‘'' I'i'rkwaters. Included in tlhose
“ I his box killed hiH swi-etKeart .\s go into the pn*gram all if he is uii- histoiic .'♦pnxt is Lhc^
Distriit Attornex. I have to send him willing to make use of the most vital originattsl the id«'a of
to pri-on! Hut I’m not stopipiing a foive in the pn*giam. This may not,
crime—I’m making a criminal!” U- the In-st plan, though it is a ‘‘ shrine —
A. M. Show—TilI KSDA^. otic, and rhe only pdan immedi.itely i Cuningham. It was to bt‘r
Klc and 1.1c hi foie us. Let. u.s supp»ort it whole- •’‘'"‘‘'vr. .Ann Pamela Cun-
heai tcilly and let us work together in ’ I'cs buritHl in Trinity
WEDNE'^D.W. Tin RSD.\\.
JuK 19 and ‘2H
UomancT of the Red-
WIKKis”
llx Jack l«Hxd«Mi. Mith I'll \RI.KS
KIlKFllRIi and JEAN P\RkKR.
M Kerr iron fisU won the right to a
woman** lip- . . . and where wrak
men simn were dead men!
I uninghani, mem-i
now living on the
First Offenders’
VHKI, HKtKRI.V
FRID.VV
AND SATURDAY ■ yDiing. toi-getting family feuds, rhuix*hyaixl, I olumbia, that civxiit- is,
I I **>1 ' ,!•)> ’ political differeiKvs, ivligiou-s differ- -'^H'lHiing
JUI> -I and — ami all other factors which mav carrying out the idea con-;
“Mexicaly Kid”
pull us upiart.
^ceivtNl by her mother.
^ '' e have a heritage and a responsi-j The family burial grund, which nowjl
... ^ RAND.M.L. Jack g«ies hility. Men like the Haileys, the Cope-iniust be discardexi to make way for *
riding into a land where a six-ahooter lands, the Adairs, the Pitta, the Mc-l«:ovenunentall pow’er experimenting,!
does tke talking and you have to Millans and tkizens of others haw *o far as can be ascertained, contains'
know- the language to live long
LAST ( HAFTER — “HAWK OF
THE WILDERNESS.”
( omedy. “Bow Strings.”*
“Community .Sing.” .
lOc and 20c
NEXT WEEK—
“FIVE CAME BA(X." “WESTERN
CARAVANS."
COMING — “MUTINY ON THE
BOUNTY,” “SAN FRANCT9CO.“
-niE CHAMP”
built this into a great, prosperous,
Goil-fearing community. They were
progressive in their attitude. Had
they been reactionary. Clinton woujd
still be only a wide placeTh the road.
Had they fought .seriously among
themselves, we w«nild still be living in
a Gml-forsaken hellhole.
No man can profit at the expense
of his cdmpxetitors. No citixen can
remains of the following members
of the w'ell known family: Mary Elisa
Cuningham, W’illiam Patrick Cuning
ham, Mrs. .Ann Cuningham, John Cun
ingham, Louisa Cuningham Banks,
.Agnes Georgians Ross, wife of Hugh*
Ranks Cuningham, Robert Noble Cun-
inghaim, Hugh Banks Cuningham.
Kenjamin Dalton Cuningham, Cd.
John Cuningham, Robert Cuningham,
help himself by refusing to cooper- Benjamin A’ancy Cuningham. Elisa-
ate 'With his fellow ettiams. The world! beth Pickens CAiningham. Emma Ho
is toe amall. and Clinton is too small,
for us to be farther apart than our
very elbows.
\
ride Cuningham. John Cunir^pham. Jr.,
Clarence Cuningham and Patrick C«i-
ingham.
V
\
Used C^r Sale!
SPECIAL PRICES ON USED CARS IN ORDER TO REDUCE OUR STOCK FOR
MORE TRADE-INS. YOUR PRESENT CAR WILL MAKE DOWN PAY.MENT.
1937 Oldsmobile 4-Door Se
dan, 6 cylinders. New tires,
radio, heater, seat covers.
.Motor perfect-'—
$545 $495
1934 Plymouth Sedan, new
tires, seat covers and paint.
Motor has been overhauled.
1929 Chevrolet Coach, also
1929 Chevrolet Sedan. Tires
Rood, motors fair. Your
choice—
I
1931 Ford Model A Coach,
the cleanest Ford on wheels
1937 PI>'inouth DeLuxe
Coach, seat covers, new'
tires, motor has been over
hauled—
1933 Plymouth Coach, new
tires, seat covers, motor
Rood—
$250 $175
1937 Chevrolet Coach, new
tires, motor Rood as new,
low mileaRe. Locally owned.
$545
$145 $165 $150
1933 Chevrolet Coupe, seat
covers, new paint, tires
Rood, motor perfect—
$175
1934 Chevrolet Coach, seat
covers. Rood rubber, motor
perfect—
$245
1931 Chrysler Sedan. A
special price—
$90
1931 Chevrolet Sport
('oupe, rumble seat, motor
1931 ford A Model Coach. in ^ood condition, tires
new tires, motor perfect— Rood—
We Will l^oan You .Money On Your Car or Refinance A’our Car For A’ou.
TIMMERMAN MOTOR CO.
PHONE 119
Chrysler — Plymouth
WE Bl’Y. SELL OR TRADE
CLINTON. 8. C.
NEW STYLES! NEW PATTERNS!
RAYONS AND SHEER COTTONS!
Imi have aever •#
■1 faWirw, lalbrH
umk lavvly
prellilv Iri
!
NEW LOW PRICE
HI NDKEIH OF SHEERS AND PRI.NTS
DRESSES
.All the nemot Ht>leH and patterns are included in tlibi
Summer Dresn Event.
87c
Sizes
12 to 52
•s
THE PRETTIEST ASSORTMENT OF
Prints and Sheers
. . . we’ve ever had at this price. They’re just the thinR to
keep cool in while at work.
Come Early!
Sizes 14 to 52
49c
SEE OUR WINDOWS
PENNEY’S
CLINTON, S. C