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THl’RSDAY. AUGUST 31. 1939 THE CLINTON CHRONICLE, CLINTON. S. C. JOHNSON CALLS FOOTBALL SQUAD TO REPORTFORPRACnCEFRIDAYij people YOU KNOW »‘ho|their weHi-end inieiit#, Mbs Lila Smm ‘ i»f Newberry, and Carroll Bfwhmer oC Union. rvirector Walter A. John-]choi>9e replacements for the six first- son, dean of Southern coaches players lost from the 1938 head football coach at Presbyterian. collej^e, has everything in readiness’ The returning lettermen are: Backs, for the opening ^ the gridiron sea-iJune Moore (co-coptain), Charlie son and is eagerly awaiting the ar-i Thompson, Carlyle Griffin, Frank Sut-j. Miss Marjorie Reeves of Rock Hill, •is the guest of her uncle and aunt, I Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Reeves. _ _ _ _ M”* ^ Young of Old Foot, N. C., rival of ao<ne forty-odd Blue Stocking!ton, Dick Meisky; ends, iBe Moore (co-!^ spending tins wwk with l^r par- gridmen who have received calls to captain), J. C. Coleman; tackles, Ar-.*^*'^*'^’** ‘^Kh, Sr. report for practice September 1. Tlie’thur Erwin, Hugh Flanders, Davej Miss Martha Ramage has as her squall is expected to arrive t<xiay and Buie, Dave Sadler; ^ard, Keith house ^est begin training Friday, the first day jFleischman; centers, Billy Kee andj to be devoted to issuing uniforms and ^Milton Ratteree. I equipment in the moniing, and a light | — ^ | work-out in the afterm>on. F'l'om then • JVIONTHLY BENEFITS house i^est Miss Frances Wales and I Henry or Cowpens. Miss Violet Browning spent the past week with relatives in Newl)erry. Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Copeland spent Wednesday in Greenville. Miss Naomi Clark of Spartanburg, is the guest of Miss Louise Jacobs. Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Brimm of, Miami, Fla., visiteil Mrs. D. J. BrhttTnij here .Mondav enroute home from a va- . W. .\d.ly, Sunday. Billy B«d>o, .spent the past three weeks with his' ,gran<l(>arents, acci>mpanied t h e rrt , ho^. j Odell Scalrey of Spartanboi^ , Mrs. Fred Burnett and sortP Fred,,’s visiting her sbter. Mrs. W. M. Me- •Jf-. 1‘P^nt l^st week at ('himney Rock, t rary, and Mr. McCrmry. Miss Hazel Boland of Greeavilii^ spi’nt the week-end with her parenCi^ , - Mrs. J. D. Boland. Hair of Bishopville, visittyl Mr. and| Mrs. A. Bessie is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. A. L.!of .Mr. and Mrs. K. L. HoUand. N. ('. .Mr. and .Mrs. Charles Wallace and children of Jala|>a and Mrs. .Maggie I -Mr. and •Mrs. W. J. Stewart and son. Percy, B. (;,llo».y on Thurol.y. Mr,. J. w. SUw«^ uid chiMra Bessie Smith of Fabon, N. C . of Greennlle. were week-end guebs on the practice sessions will growj more intensive in preparation for the' opening encounter with the Clemsoni Tigers on September 23. ' The men who will assist Coach Johnson in his attempt to mould a winning combination from this j'oar’s squad are Jack Nixon, stellar guard PAYABLE JAN. 1, 1940 .Monthly benefits to retired workers under the amendments to the s^Kial security act will Ixjfin January 1, 1940, according to Miss Martha Pri\ss- ly, manager of the boifrd’s fitdd office cation stay in .Asheville, N. C. Shepai.l. _ ^ , i Mr. and Mrs. Frank Manm. Jr., Miss Kate Milam ami Mrs.* B. B. Mn<. ( . \\. Hallman, .Ir.. ;and son, Frank. Ill, of Iaiuren.s. \i9ii- Bailard spent the past week at ( him- week-end in Bateshurg with ed Mrs. Martins mother. Mr*. Irene ney Rm-k. N. C.. with a party of C^'mer’s ,>arent.s. triends fri>in Springfield. Mr. and' ^Ir. and Mrs. .A, J. John.son and .Mr.s. .1, W. Milam and B. B. Ballarti daughter. Clara, were father. Howard Watkins spent the past we<?k at Wrightsville Beach. . .Mrs. Riwcoe Stone and children, .spent Sunday there and accompanied'of the former’s I Barbara I>ell and Fivink, of WotHlruff, them home. Kinanls. are visiting her sister, Mr.s. W. ,l.j Little Karl Johnson is visiting his Mi-,- Charlotte 1.^1 ews, and Mr. Crews. , cousins. H.illy and Jimmy Caldwtdl, in etl to her home ! Mr. and Mrs. C. J7 Bouknight of (livcnville. guests Sunday •A. I). Johnson, Columbia, visited the latter’s mother,! • (]. M rs. .Metta Stone, Sunday. Mrs. Stone, Falls R. 1‘orter has where he will from Georgia Tech’s strong 1937 ag- Greenwood. Many old ®'’^iaccom}«»nkHl them home for a wee'k’sof the schools for the t-. _ ij_M under the erroneous in>pivssion that now payable,” .she coming year. CiKiper, .Mr. and Tmld, Monday and Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Bennett of F.dgefield, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. .Au.stin ( handler and Mr. and •Mrs. Karl .lohnson a few days the .Stewart has return- past wiH'k. in Greenville, after Mr. and M’s. Paul K. Harmon were of the former’s aunt. Mrs. .A. K. |ii<iiiiiwii itiiti .»ir-. France.s Smith, in las»t week in Silver Springs, Fla. | Millnlgeville, Ga. .Miss Frances Simpson had as her I .Mrs. Gilbert siHoiding the past thri'e months .with week-end gui*sts gone to Calhoun Mr. ami .Mrs. K. L. Hollaitil. 1 grandmother and Ih* suiH'rintendent Frini O. Burnett s|H*nt s<‘veral day's .Hannon and .Mrs. France.^ gregation, and ('4i3per Hallman, a for- Ti'p "nriu ’’ i* ‘ ^-Mr. ami ^ -uiss r ranees Mmpson had as heri .Mrs. (lilbert Blakely and children, mer Clemson halfback, Hallman is be- ^ oeneiii. aie no p ya , . . and Mrs. Harry C. Payne sjumt j .Mrs. Lynn t'ooper and son. Lynn. Jr., week-<>nd gue.st Mis.>;es Tillie .Meadors, Gilbert, and .Sara, have returned to ginning his first year as Johnson’s !.. ^ fhe wtHdt-end vacationing at Myrtle, visitl^^ Mrs. Ih udenci' Linhardt in | Margie .Ann Wilson and .Anne Walker; their home hert> after .s|K‘nding the aid, while Nixon i.s starting hjs sec-' Those who *^^ch (55 before Jaijuary , |Wooruff Sunday. of (iivenyille. |summer with their (*arents and grand- ond season as line coath lailey Wil-1^’ can qualify for monthly tH‘ne-1 John Rosct>e Stanies of Woodruff., Mrs. Harry C. U\yton and daughter, Miss Caroline Martin has ridume<Lparents, Mr. and Mrs. W. Simmons, liam-^, a member of the .• lachini? staff • l>ecause the amen<lmenty pmvide. .^yas the giK^st of hfc aunt. Mrs. W. J.|jean, are at home from Camp Ton-.A-lfvom a .stay of several weeks in Eng-;in .Montrose. (k». last year, has left at th« • Inching staffl>ecause the amendments pmvide !.^vas the gm^st of hiU aunt. Mrs. W CM '\>n to accept beginning January 1, 1939, wages a high .school coaching po.sition «tireceived after age 05 count towards rews, and Mr. Crews, the past week.' Miss Pauline l.awson will leave to-! (iallw.iv .McMil'.ian will with Union, ('hick Coach Lonnie freshman ttam. The Blue Hose .scheJuic calls for the to receive niorrow to I’esume her teaching posi tion at Sim}x,sonville. Wandah, near Hendersonville, they spent the summer. h^lp benefits. For an old ;)erson a monthly benefit he must have work- led in coveretl employment at least ' half as many quarters as there aix* calendar qurtaers elapsing after the .Oiiowing games. year 1936 ora minimum of six calen- ( lenison at (lemson. Sept. 23; Mer- quarters foe those who are now cer at .Macon, Ga., Sept. 30; The (hta-|»;5 y^ars of age. They nvust also re- i <,ieman of Daytona Beach. Fla., del at Charleston, October 7; -<S'ew- cei\e at lea.st $50 in wages in each of th«* guests of .Miss .Mae Dicus. berry at Clinton. October 13; Stetson j^he .six calendar quarters or a total 1 Mr. and Mi-a. W.J. Civws have at C linton, (X‘tober^21; Oglethorpe at (of $;{co. The fact that many of the.se to West .Mam strtH*t in the Clinton, CX'tobt'r 2(; Erskine at Due j,i(j people have already rweivinl! ,-e.sidence West, Novemlier 11; C\offord at Spar- lump-sum .settlemHits under the »ociak|f^n«l .Mrs. J. R. Boyd. tanburg, November 18, and Rollins at unity act will not affec-t their rights I,ewis Pivts and Joe McMillan siHMit j Yoi k and attending the World’s fair, winter Park, rla., Novenrher 24. |to monthly htmefita under the amend- Sunday in the mountains of North! Misses Jane Sturg»M>n and Mary Twelve lettermen were lost to the ments if they are otherwise qualified, (amlina. I Emma S|H‘ake have returiUMl from;ft team by gradiMtion, Returning John-^ Lump-sum payments under the;, Miss .Mary Garrison of (Dny Court,jc amp Ton-.A-Wandah, near Hendei-lB «on has 14 lettermen from which to ip event of death be-1 was the guest several days la.st wwk. sonville, N. (’., where they werx* couii- 'for December 31, 1939, will continue of .Mrs. W. iD. Franks and Mrs. James where land and other points (abroad. .8he Icvaes this of inteix'st week to iv- I'rof. H. H. Boyd, of the colK'ge fac-'J^ume her teaching position in the city ulty, ^H-cupied the pulpit of the First j'^cho,.Is of l>arlington. Mr. and .Mrs. T. R. Buzhardt ami' IVi shyterian chuivh of GixhmiwihhI on; J- I- ('oindaml has nqurned from .Mr. and .Mrs. S. ('. Chaney and chil-'Sumlay morning. Universrty of Chicago wheiv h<* dren sjicnt Sunday in Charlotte with i Mrs. W. .S. Porter and daughters.!-siHUit the .summer .studying, and is relatives and friemis, 'Misses Julia and Helen, have returned "ith his parents. .Mr. and .Mrs. \V. D. .Miss D*>rothy Sossamon and Rulnm to their home heiv after spending the 1 ('opeland. HI'** summer at their collage in Montreat.I -Miss Elizabeth Tucker is visiting guests of .Miss .Mae Dicus. 1 \. C. - ■''i't**r. Miss Inez. Tucker in Rich- Mr. ami Mrs. D. B. .Smith of Belk’sImond. Va. Di parlmi'iit store, .Iik* Hagins i»f the, ^Ii'- and Mrs. Hubert Todd had as formerly iHX'upietl by .Mr.iBi'lk's .Aldn'ville store, and .Mrs. Ha-! —— gins, are on a Imying trip to New [ .Mr. and .Mrs. KixhI F'owlcr and Mr. and .Mrs. F rank Southern of Washing- ton. Pa., and M"^. .1. Mac Wb^od-^idc of ( harlotte, wi're visitors a few '«lays the past week with the former’s son, Frank Fowler, and Mrs. Fowler. 'Mr. and Mrs. B. W. (iibson and children of Intnan. spent ^-wrai da]rs the past Week with Mr. and Mrs. W. I . Sh*'a!y. Mr. am! Mrs. Gibson and children and .Mr aind Mrs. .SheaJy were guests Sundav of Mrs. O. O. Copeland in \ew-b»-rrv. 1 Vi (11 M • COMMUNITY FUNERAL HOME Clinton, S. C. FOR COLORED PEOPLE ONLY Phone 319 Rov. H. W. W’atker, Managor 31. to be paid this year ami in certain j Dopiipick, cases after the end of this year. j Dr. D. J. MimhIs has ~ • *a two w'ceks’ vae'ation 'treat, N. C. Mra. J. P. summer. Commerce College Soon In Greenwood retumeil stay at f rom Mon- We Finance AUTOMOBILES S. W. SUMEREL Jacobn Building I The (IreenwoiMl College of Com merce will open in that city on Sep- telier 18th. according to an announce ment in tmJay’s paper. The schmd will he o|H*raU*d by Fb-e*! K. Re«sl, formerly of Crittenden, Ken tucky, a graduate of the Bowling Green College of C<»n»merce. In ad dition to heading commeiTial de|>art- merits of s*‘veral schiMiIs and colleges, Mr. Reed has hatl graduate work in acCiunting and husme.ss ailministia- tiiin. ■ sonville, N. sellors for the Mr. and Mrs. J. .A. ('heatham are at home after spending the summer in Bishopville with relatives, 'Misses F^lla Ailair and IForothy •Adair left Monday for New York where they will buy fall merchandise for the laidies Ready-to-Mi*ar shop. * (Mr, and Mrs. R. L. Plaxico and son,' Bobby, spent Sunday in Blacksburg' .Mr. and MmMox anil John C. Maddox of Madison, Ga., visiteil the former’s mother, Mrs. (L L Sims, a !few days this week. I Miss (’•oUette Griffin and Mrs. Nene' D. M’iirknvan s|H*nt the |»ast ten days with the former’s |>arents, .in Grt*enwo«al attending the Grt*en- Mrs. J. FI. Plaxico. I wikmI County Teaclwrs’ conference. Billy Cooper »|)ent the past we«*k Mrs. John .Mallard and Mrs. Bi*rtha <'harl<»tte with his ct>usins, B«»t» an<I Yai*b«*rough of Colimdiia, an* visiting Henry ..Ashmore. mi Mrs, John Yarhoniugh. FI, .A. Roberts was the gu«*.st «»f frienils in .Sh«*lhy, N. (’., .Sunday. .Mrs, I,. T. Ijawson ami .Miss Pau line I,aw>«*n of m*ar here, had as their gU4*sts Tuesiiay Miss Is»uis«* .Smith of Simpsonville, Miss Shirlie Jones an<i Miss Vivian Parks .A«laii left yes terday for .McC’ormick when* she will i>e u high sch<H>l instructor 111 the de- parlmetit of mathematics for the coin ing session. .Mr. and .Mrs. Henry D, Dillard n*- turneil to their hmiu* in .Vndrews .M«>ii- * NOTICE! Dividend Payment Beginning September 11,1939 The Commercial Bank (i.iqriDATiNC) Will Make a Distribution of 10% to Depositors FROM ST(H‘lvH()LI)ERS LIABIl,n Y FUND H. D. HENRY, Conservator JHm«*s Taylor of F'ouiitam Inn, ami q^y after ><penditig the past week with .Mr. anti Mrs. .1. B. (>uz.ts of this city, the former’s iiutther, .Mrs. .1. Will Dill- F'ricntls of M'illiam Uham^y will bt* urd. •glatj to kntiw that 1m* has iinpi'ovttl Miss Julia Bailey t>f Gns*iiville, sufficiently to U* up, althttugh not ^iM^pt the w«‘t*k-s*n<l hen* with her able to be out, after a lengthy illness motlM-r .Mrs. T. 1*. W. Bailt*y. ; at the home t*f his tiaughtt*r, .Mrs. Ry-i Rfv. and .Mis. .M. l^urant id Ah-' ,land .*4umercl, ami .Mr. Sumerel. Ih-viIU*. s|M*nt .Montlay ■with the lat- .Miss .Mauti <»ss*r will l«*«ve .salur- ter’s iMireiits, .Mr. ami .Mr.*!. George H. day to attemi the .SoutlM*a.sU*rn Bt*au- F#lljs, . tician’s forum in GreA*nsbt»n», N. , Mr. anil Mrs. J. P. Caldwell of , for several days. * (rreeiiville, were wi*ek-s*nd guests of Blakely, pri'sident of Mr. and Mr>. Karl 'Johnson and .Mr. 4TNIN film ofarmet-phh ,^ipil6HNESS! DAVIS Of BALTIMORE nOOR AND DECK.ENAMEL h W9ath0rpr»cl wot$rprc9f • tuEftttf ZAN>Z-iAC SUMK'tZAR VARNISN IsN t9«t Did jroo knov liov little it ooett for Davu Floor and Dcck Kicamel*—• paint ao toock that ft defies eim, ioe, rain, woam and (rindinc foot steps. For Si Htde as iUOO you can btqr enoufh to paint a nS-square foot porctL^lD 10 styfiah oone in color canti ' Dr. Hunter B. (iu«*eri.s-('hicora colli*ge, Charlotte, was the week-end guest of Dr, and I Mrs. M. W. Bn>wn and occupUil the pulpit of the F'irsl Pix*sbylenan !church Sunday moniing. Mr. and Mrs. An.sel Buford ami son, 'Jirn, of F’ort I.jiuderdale. F’la., have returned home after a visit to thi* for mer’s parenus. .Mr. and .Mrs. G. F’. j Buford, ni-wr here; Rev. and Mrs. Marihall C. Demly of .Knoxville, Tenn.. are vi.siting .Mr. and Mrs. \V .D. Co|H*lanil for a few days. ; F'rierids of T. C. Johnson will 1m* sorry to kiniw he is a [)atM*iit at the (Lnt ral hospital, Gre«*nville. .Mis-. Pauline Benjamin, student 'nurse at the G<*neral hospital, Spar tanburg, a|M*nt the w<*ek-4*nd with her I parents, .Mr. ami .Mrs. J. FI. B(*njaiiiin. LittU* Sonny Young, son of Sgl. (and .Vlrs. Sterlin Young, has returmil after spending tin* -unimer with lela- ' lives in Klijay, Ga. .Mi.ss Barbara .Montgomery is the ' gui*st this week of .Miss Margari*t Little in GreenwiMnl. .Mr, ami .Mrs. J. T. Dickerson and (laughter, (iayle, have moved here I from Che.sler and are iK*cupying an I apartment in the home of .Mr. arnl .Mrs. \V. C. .Shealy. Mr. l>ickersori is manager of Rogers store. ! < ah Blackwell of F'lorence, is the I guest of friends here this week. Mis.- Viiginia .Stowe of Pacolet, and •Miss F'rance.s Gwaltney of Charlotte, new meni'ters of the orphanage school faculty, arrived Monday to enter upon i their Work. I Mrs. .Mid .Self and son of Parksville, 'are vi.siting Mrs. .S<*irs father, M. K. jHipp, and sisters, Mi.sses Mildred and Irene Hipp. I W. ('. Huffman and daughter, Caro- jline, .spent Monday in Y'ork. I F'riends of Miss .Sallie M'right will ami Mr.s. Austin (’handler. .Miss Pauline Roberts was a visit<*r in the nn>unlams of North 4’urolina during the past wiH*k. Miss .Minaim Ns*!son has accepteil po4)tioii with the county agricultural office m laiurens. H. F. Scott of Columbia. s|MTit the week-end at his home here, Mr.s. Ro.sa B. Hart has returrusl I from a month’s visit to relativ**s in ,\ugusta. Ga. Her son, James Hart, of i .Augusta, visiUsl her Sunday. .Miss Hazx*l Sims has returned home ^ after s|M*nding the past two months lin .Madison. Ga., with her sister. .Mrs. i.I. P. .Maddox. .Mi-s Mary. .Mobley of rniori, was the gm*-t ibt* past tw> weeks of her aunt. .Mrs. ('. H. Me( raiy. and Mr. .Mc< raiy. j .Miss Frances .McKis* is visiting her sistiT and brtoher-in-law, -.Vlr. and ^ Mrs. Grady Evans, in R(K*k Hill. I |)r. F’rank Kellers spent .Sunday in Columbia with hi- daught'ii. .Mrs. Vir ginia Guerard. .Mr. and .Mrs. C; L, Vaughn and family of ( lark.sville, Ga.. arrived Tuesday for a vi.sit to .Mrs. Vaughn’s parents, .Mr. and .VIis. T. R. Owens. Friemis of .Mrs. W. B. Driggers will .-ymiiathiz.e with her iri.ths* death of her fath**r, H. L. Benson, in ILarts- vill<* on .Monday. Mr. and .Mis. B. L. Smith of thi> city and .Mr. and .Mrs. 1*. /. Smith of Gri'«*n\voo(l, spent .Sunday in .Augusta. K;»‘hryii Dicus visited her aunt, Mr>. ./(-<• i'ipei, in Greenville thi* past week. .Mr. and .Mrs. J. T. Pack and chil dren amended a singing C(mv(*ntion in Woodruff on Sunday. .Miss Charlie Sims is the guest of ’relativ'es in Atlanta, Mrs. Wilson Tison of Fl.slill, is vis- A. P. Little, her here for INDUSTRIAL SUPPLY CLINTON, S. C. he interested to know she i.s nrow re- iting her mother, Mr.s. cuperating at hsT home after lieing a Mr. Ti.'wm caconv|)anied hospital patient for the pa.st several; the week-end. weeks. j Mr. and Mrs. ('. E. Gallow'ay will Mrs. Minnie C. Adair has returned return today from a trip to New \ ork jto her home here after spending the'to buy fall merchandise for Galloway’s .summer with relatives in Georgia. jand attend the Fair. | Dr. and Mrs. (Charles Anderson of' Mr. and .Mr.s. Robert Parks Kapp New York, are guest.s of Mr. and Mrs. of Columbia, spent Sunday here with j George W. Bailey and other relatives the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. • here and in 'Waterloo. They will leave' I). McCrary. (this week for a visit to rt*latives in Miss Jamie Little had as her wt*ek- j Alabama. 'end guests Mi.*»se.s Pat Miller of I Mr. and Mrs. Adrian Cassanova and Greenville, and Grace F'oster of* small daughter, Dolores, of Columbia, Greenwood. Miss Dot Carfon of Pau-i spent the week-eniKw'ith the former’s line, was also a Sunday guest at the parents, Mr. and Mrs. M. Cassanova. j Little home. They were accompanied homif by| Mr. and Mrs. Algie Bobo and chil-i Anita and Angela Cassanova for a 1 dren of Spartanburg, visited Mrs. , .-r . I Bobo’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. George H. I>. HENRY / 1898-19.39 F. H. BfM.AND H. D. HENRY & COMPANY INSURANCE STOCKS — BONDS — REAI. ESTATE I.OANS NEGOTIATED Telephone 121 j agrirvffrrinin'ir iiMaHyeaaaaawaaaaaKaicMcocacagoaBoaooaE Speeiim ForFaH Fall buying, the harve»*t. the school year — each brings a need for prompt, eftrient bank ing .service. This ILink's modern facilities are at your di'>- posal and all have been planned with vour con venience. as well as your requireoients, .stantiv in mind. ron- At this sea.son there are always a number of new-comers taking up their residence in ('linton. We .shall be plea.sed to have vou open an account with us and u.se our facilities. EVERY BANKING SERVICE, BUSINESS AND PERSONAI,. $. yeii t $01 OLDEST B A N K E R S ' .STRONGEST Fourth Annual tADRENS CODm HORSE SHOW SPO.VSOREI) ( LI.NTON LIO.NS ( LI B Clinton, S. C. Friday Night, September 1 UNDER THE LIGHTS AT JOHNSON FIELD 7:30 P.M. Admission 10c and 25c Reserved Seats 50c