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\ PAGE TWO THE CLINTON CHRONICLE, CLINTON, S. C. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 14; 1939 M! CASINO THEATRE MONDAY AND TUESDAY, September 18 and 19 ‘^nly Angels Have Wings” You may improve; your mental ata- JOANNA NEWS of weevils sroinf into hibernation. “To be really effective, stalk de- stnartion must be early, and this does not involve an extra operation, for stalks win be destroyed during the , —-- — , Winter, anyway.” So Mr. Nettles asks, Bolick and li^ <^usrhtw (rf| ij, j^bout nine days Coach Walter;are all good men and strong. Dav€|“\Vhy not earty?” Early stalk destruction tends to Goldville, Sept. 8. — Mr. and Mrs., THE SPORTS CHAHERBOX By, TENCH OWENS your reading of European affairs to dispatches from lx>ndon, Paris, War- isaw and Budapest. Georgetown, are visiting Mrs. Bolick’s Johnson, Line Coach Jack Nixon, As-(Buie and Dave Sadler are good bets parents, bead. Mr. and .Mrs. W. A. Moor- aintaht Coach Cass Hallman, and their for tackle positions. On the other r^u^e weevil populations in two Blue Stocking football crew’ will pile'hand, for competition the two Dave’.s *’ he explains. “First, further .. IWAV AU . forget to include in your pro- Tommy Martin has retuni^ to his mto the Pre.<»byterian college dream;have John Ooft, Red Flanders, ^^ter Ihe crop is picked and With CARY (iRANT, JKAW AK-: . --Hvitv f«r Wi^Uv I studies at Washington and Lee uni-,bus and crui.se over to Tigertown. Ben Moye. TIIUR. RICHARD BARTHELMESS. catur^iMv ■ in icoming year. Alex where Jess Neely’s Bengals will be THOMAS MITCHELL and RITA * linllar r>av« ;Crawford enters Clemson college, and waiting for the annual tussle on* The Presbyterian college freshman HAYW'ORTH. , I ^ ! 'Mias Margie Crawford, Limestone Riggs Field. ,football rquad has been working out Each day a rendexvoaa wfth peril. | ^’^^Id Enemy No. I Wanted—Adolf college. Clemson, as usual, is favored to win Coach Lonnie McMillian for Each night a meeting with romanc^ Hitler, Such is the heading of a irtrik-j Mr. and Mrs. h'rank Fields, and son by a safe margin, but one never about ten day.s. The squad is i'^'all S^t against the mighty tapeatry illustration carried on the front and daughter, Darrell and Vamell, of knows in this game, so a large num- look like fi^ foo^allj ***tx-^***"’*^7* L ipage of The London DaMy Mirror. Batesburg, spent the week-end with ber of P. C. students, grads, and old "laterial. Me predict ^t w Bluej^^ "News of the Day. cartoon further prodaima that the L. E. Praters. ..standbys are expected to follow the Anklets will be very hazd to beat especially, early stalk destruc- 10 A. M. Show—MONDAY. 10c and 25c before frost comes is prevented by diying out of weevil-infested squares and^bolls. Second, feeding by adult weevils is prevented, many of them dying before going into hibernation and others going into the winter on jan empty stOBMcih and 'harmg reduc ed chances of survival. In the coastal I the Fuehrer is wanted for murder, for W, G, Puckett of Bath, ha.s been team and see just iwhat the Bltia . I kidnApping, for theft and for arson, j visiting his daughfter, Mrs. Eolfe i Stockings have this season. If past ' land clo.sea with the declaration that ^this “reckless criminal is wanted [dead or alive'.” year. 'tion appears to be a very practical WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, September 20 and 21 “The Gorilla” • ^ pj., vealed; he means to destroy Poland Milh THE RITZ BROTHERS.* , Europe. If he loses in Miss N. ANITA LOUISE, PATSY BELA LUGOSI and Will,. r> u 11-1 j • , u i. D I means of reducing weevil numbers.” Coach Wricter, Cl.nton High R«i that oUlk. a«rk. years are an indication, mid-summer . . . Mr, and .Mrs. Brady Bled.soe of In- weather will test the spectator’s pa-l|p'^‘ * oo may be destroyed rapidly by running jdian Head, Md., visiu*d Mr. Blod.soe’s lienee and the players endurance. wtiniism prevai son^^^ stalk cutter over them and then Hitler’s arms have been clearly re-;****^*"* Mrs. Maude Bridges, over the, According to Joe Sherman, Clem- bright'^future ^ P |plowing up the stubbles, thus prwnd- Ison’s prolific and versatile “minister. * u; vAtiamn linl. nnH « fa«r hapk-'"’*^ ^ seedbed for winter cover Ncl>« Blackwell of Gr^n^viUe, the 1939 Tiger, are, 1*11. takT the ffeid for Clinton ctops. “The Magnificent Fraud Mith LI.OYD NOLAN, AKIM TAMIKOFK. PATRICIA MORRI SON. MARY BOLAND, GEORGE zr< ( (>. Cart(M»n. “Playful PoUr BearH." -WKIJ On top of all the country’s troubles,! wwk. we are toI<l that arngress will soon be Meesrs. William Palmer an<l P’or)- oalltHl into .session again. 1 n*st Hrawley s|M-nt the week-end in " 7 , Union with relatives. . ... V..,.. Passant not(^ with gi^r.eral ap-] y,, »;.30 A. M. Show-MEDNKSDAY. ,]irov»I. as do hundnsls <>f /••'•ents j Merchant in the Bush lOe and l.'»c .Uk* city, that PoluMman B. B. ssstion la.st week. ' " ' lard is on duty early each morning FRID.VY .\M) S.ATURD.W,'^ at the highway intersection near SeplembcT 22 and 211 .Flori«la .Str<Ht school for the purjKjw* 44l I Mr. and .Mrs. OThnll Kikard an<l lit- itU* son of Greenville, .H}H*nt Saturday ■ with the L E. F*raU‘rs. I .Miss Victoria .Mirrrah has enrolltsl I in the Baptist hosjiital training school for nurses in Ciduinhia. main' backf ield * hr-, rTence Talmadge' tially good eleven, which will be hind-high ‘ sm'hooi backs' and ered by inexperience and lack of ade- quate re.serves. > Coach Johnson has a large, spirit- ♦ 1 i*il squad out of which he mu.st build Mr. Nt*d Anderson probably will a smart, capable gridiron rnac-hine to fvel a bit undecided about which team i last through a tough nine-game sche- to pull for when Clinton play.s Wood- dule. There doesn’t ap{)ear to be an ruff. .Mr. Anderson, formerly prin-, easy game on the program for the*<^ipal of Clinton high school, is now, Blue Hose except possibly Wofford, j superintendent of which mustn’t be underestimated. '.schools .... Hall The material for the building there-backf ield ace, is now at Clem-, of is not all that one could wi.sh for, but there are several bright spots in the array of huskies that have been Hipp & Chandler Clothes for Men and Boys Your BosineM Appreciated 666 checks MALARIA in 7 days. Relieves COLDS symptoms first day ,, - _ 4, XT* ” <lin*cting children in crossing the Naughty Hut Nwe ...hig-hway without dangt-r. -I^i. h,dpfu.,,„ . thaTrashman tfam With ilICK .•OWKI.i,. ASN SlfRK:-|»9'J. "" f,.r ia folaaihia. >» ""I »" ''>« '"“I'l »'’l' Clinton fan. lii" rlmamho?Tho thrill. ll»\\ CMK I' VGF I RNiiJKN.IWtllani is appreciated by »■ but there are several bright spots m 7''”^un lani win rememoer xne inrwi. KINS /\SC PUTS and IIElaKN Tat hers ami mothers ami is a prac-| Woman's Chorus Organized the array of huskies that have heen' BItODKRICK. * should be mairvtaimsi n‘gu-| Thi- Woman’s cIiJ) now has a cho- steaming and striving under a fierce bigh school days and should^ out in When a small town profMsor of birly throughsiut the school yi*ar as is'ri/s with Mrs. E. G. Kay a's dir«*ctor sun twice a day during the past two J. r o'lmLn music hits Tin I'an ABeV in New <lone in many Uiwns ami cities|4*,k1 accompanist. TIm- mtet, wrniiH.s,si weeks. TuS? ^ P r York he s,Hin finds out that life isn’t,tm«sur<*Children should «,f \1,.Hdames Robbie Francis, B<dl June Moore and Dick Meisky, back- like what his three spinster aunts taught to Ik* careful, to atop, l<M>k, Willingham, F.. .1. Willingham, J. M. field aces, are rounding into shape ^ ^ i.i i-..., taught him to lielieve . . . and you’ll listen h«»fore enwising a street or. Rosa, .Mamie Bn4lgt*a, A<la Abrams, nicely. If this obseiwer ever saw two hate as much fun as he does diacov the M’ootlruff, Ijquij_TabIets—Salve—Nose Drops King, erstwhile jry “Rub-My-Tism”—« Wonderful Liniment makes Ihe world ering what around! “FLAmini; FRDNTIER.S” Na 8. “Sailor Moase.” “Newa of the Day. I Or and 2.5c street or highway—^t<» look Isrth ways whether Walking or riding a Wcycle. Motoriata should also b<‘ isjuaHy aa careful and take extra pr(>cautN>n in a<^>ol xones, ming. mindful always that every benefit of. ^ la possible ^kiiiTd .should be given to' j | U'HAI*MAN NEXT MEEK — •ANGEUS U \SH lliili; FME.'^,’ “YDC C\N T t;ET \Y WITH MCRDKR,” “< IDVBDY nr \RTERBACK.” •THE M\N IN THK IRILN MASK.’ Broadway Theatre .MONDAY AND TUESDAY, SeplemiHT is and 19 Hell’s Kitchen” • 4 With ih. “|IE\D END” KIDS. M \R«. \l{l I I INDS \ Y. RUN \l D Rt M. \\ 4mi i.R \N I Milt HELL. Item. miM'r “IU»*’s t own"” I hU is III. w|. r4 .d a refuge fur h..«« that hts'eme^ a hell on earth hrrau.>r of the greed of Ihe <«u|M-rinlrndent, hut when hr «larlw manhandling the “Itead hind” KnK . . well. *rr it 4uurwel( and ha^r the lime «»f >uur life weeing them lake matters in their own hands! “I arr> t linlun and His tirrhrsira.” « arl.M n "Bars and Stripes For- eier.” “Vtilnrus TriNihlr.” “Y|u4iel.»ne .News.” I« \. M. .Shun TUKSDYY. I Ur and 29r .Mamie Bn4|gt*K, A<la Lottie Rowland ami Frances .Murphy, fine backs, hard as nails, who love sang tw’o seilisitioris at ths* regular the game, those two fill the bill. m«H*tirvg of th<* club Thunulay eve- Three fast junior Imcks who are de veloping under ('oach’s watchful eye are Bunky Wienges, Fre^l Tannerj*, ,aml Harry “Hock” Mitchell. the ohibl. The sbnran .shifu <1 be con-' * WINS SITIOIjARSIIII* Fin«lmg two capable*ends is going stanti) i.p.aiid i hildr«*n I’u* Can*- to b«* a braintwister for Jack Nixon, ful, .M(»U>rists Ik* (atcful. R« inniilK*r, Quinton L. Chapman, im*nilK*r of «*s|K«cially after Co-Captain Be that last year «ine out of every ten .Mt.uiitville 4-H club, is the I'.KW .Moore’s km*e injury which will keep wh«» ilhsi in traffic acei4l4*ntM was a |*H..|||i4mt district winiM*r the Bar- him out of the Clems<m game. Boh wh«Hd chilli. ' n»tt ami Ss-ars, RiN'buck srhidarship. Jones, J. C. Coleman, Lloyii Evans, , ,, , . ^1 . . , Quinton joimil the 4-H ranks in UK'I Cljarlii* Timmons, ami Jirhn Brough- All roads will k*ad tir ( lintsm UMlay, ^ . . . .1 » »i • ■ . 1 .. . 1 # I. II 1, as a corn club im-nNMir, ami since tofi are five promising flankmen in r riday ami .Satunlay for Ikdlar Days , , # . .u I . # .L . then has sms*es<.fully roiuidetisi six thi* running now. ami most 4tf them are impnivisl. , • . .r... » *. . .. n ^ corn and pig projis-ts. This year, firm At center. Hilly The Duke ami Iha'hims 4»f WiiukuH-, •»> bis l«*’ief that live>t4wk has a ilefi- n*turnjiig to England this we«4i for niU' place on the farm, he » the own the first time since they went into “f » P'X. a gissl graile Angus bull V4dunlar>’ exile thn*e years ago, rr- ■nd a Jerm-y h4*ifer. He is, also, rar- ceivist a signifM-ant «stM4>rial we4c4itne rymg • »’orn pnijt'rt to pruvMie feeil fn»m th4* influeiiUal Istmkin Tmu-s, bt** animals. \ Brit.-h 4l4-^truyer sent to FrsrMw to i'* ailditiun u> his regular prujpet gi*t th«ni. ami this is signifirsnt in ’V4irk. Qiiint4»n ha** 4i4*moiistrate4i his the light 4.f th4- stir rreat4sl by the aliility a*, a .ea4kr a ul schidar by be- •luk< *' aiHlicatioii t«i marry Wallis, *"lt '' p’4 'i*bot ami pie.siib rit 4»f ami th4- coiitn.v. rsy 4*V4T s'H.*th4'r «b4- tb« YL-untv rb- .-in'i for tS4i C4>ns«4ru- “houhl Is* aibin .oti itn “’Your R4.yal **'•■ y****' , .tod g*u<iiuit4s| as vahsla' llighiM --” !4»Man 4»f h. - eia ■- ihis ys-ar. \\ b.-fi '-hi- iiut lo'ally kmiwn ctmide Quint **’ 'it. '« -!*s| m in^s*?'' ami, arrivid I su- the Duke’s first eight having m*.|. *.\eral “I'Ug** cvdli-c- id hoiiu- -;iur ISv.-tnlNT II. I'.i Ul the tmn ■. t* p'aniung to take entonM>k«g>’ 4i.iy afU*i hi- alslaatisl his thrv.ne for e Iltgi- a« a (••ntinuisi ti iiv of h Kidtiiy Cup tennis matches held in Charlotte this week .... Rozzelle Foster and Charlie Robert.son, former Clinton high backfield stars along with Hall King, are training with the Blue Sox. Biith boys appear to be in goial shape and shoulil see plenty of .service. Destroy Stalks And Kill Weevil K«-e will Ik* first choice pnJvahly. .At guanis, .'kiuint Erwin, Buck Finm*)’, I’owell Fraser, Clem.'Hjn, Sept. 10. — Only a very small pi'iTentag** of cotton Imll wee vils ilepriveii 4>f foo<l by October 1 will live to damage cottim the following s«>as4m, stat4*s \V. C. N«*ttles. exten sion entomologist, as.serting that ear ly liestruction of civtton stalks is an Hugh Gettys, JiH* and Jaek .Milam,'effiictive way to miuce the numlH*rj WHO WORKS WHERE? ADAIR’S MEN’S SHOP 1. .M. Adair, Prop. »mon Trammell This firm employs Thirty-six previously re- p<»rted firms employed Total 223 225 It Pays To Trade IN CLINTON W KIINKSI)A V. TliraSIlAY. Septrmher *211 and 21 “/enobia’ «« With nilXER HARDY, HARRY I ASGDON. Bll I IE III RKK ALICE HR ADY. “Urison ilhoul liars AAilh (ORINNE ll(HAIRK,. ED NA I5E.<I and BARRY BARNK-N. 'lelru .*5h4»rl. k .in \. M. .show THUK.'4D AY. Ilk- and l.5r "thi- wumun I ■ " It was also the first titiM- thi* former VAallis AA'aKieki, hi- Aim-rs-an burn wife, had a*< f«st| as a 4liirh4*»«s im Englmh aial TKeir marriage in Frais-e came six months after the alslwatitin The duke, who oft.-n wtirrimi the myal houatdioKi hy ex|sming himself to front lino fire 4iuring th«* AA'4»rkl war. when he was Prince of VI'aIra, la riim4ired to he ei- IKs’ting an "imptiriant jidi” in Gre«t Kritain’s newest war. since he is tired of inactivity. It will he remembered that in the lant year he has made two ap|s*aU for |K‘ace, «tnce in a hr>«d- ■*o"*‘''»iy 4*ast t4* the United Staten and n>renl ^oung an<l ly in am>ther radio pl4>a "an a s«ntpk- (*iliz«*ti of the world” l*» King Viftorto h.in.iiuH-lo 4»f Italy. His cmning b^'k is Itki'ly to ni4‘an that the 4i{d w«»iiiH|jt havf* lKs*n htaUsI by the war now iin ami that whatever itifficukH*s there may have lK*»*n in the way of his 4HrlH*r n*turn t4* his native soil have vanishtsi. Birthdays And Anniversaries Murphey Timmerman has a birth- «iay t4»m4»rr4»w. .'^vt 15 ! Miss laalie Nell Sr«*M will celeblate i a biiihtlay Sumlay. .'-e^H 17. laimas lake ha*i a btrliahiy Turs- •lay. S<*pt 12 i Satunlay. 5w’pt Id. is the wiskling 4*f Ml an4l .Mrs. Andy AI* ami Mr*- AA’isslnm VA'iU.n tlraf4- YiMing w ’! <dw,Tve her tenth birfhtlay AA i-di 4*‘tlsv. 2ty Alarvin IK Young h.»- a birthday to day. .'44*pt. II T4»in4»rr«*w. S4*pt. 1.5. is the birthilay «»f Mi>- Fraiwes ls*e Pitls ami Mrs. \A’el4l4*n Jack-*.»n. FRIDAY AM) SATURDAY. September 22 and 2.1 "The Night Riders” AAilh JOHN AA AYNK R.AY t t>R- RH.AN. max lERHlNE. and TD.M TY I.ER. .Action at its fastest! AA'ith thone three siins of six-guns, the Mesquit- e4‘rs, in a brand new adventure of the range. “THE LONE RANGER RIDES AG AIN” No. !♦. Cart4Min. “Scrappv’s Side Show.” ( omedv and Metro .'short. 10c and ’JOc REVIVAL SKRVICKS ON Revival .servic4*s liegan at Kairview KaiSist church Sumlay, SepL 10, at '3:30 ii’chn'k. Services an* being held ' at S o’chick each night. (•('(• ENROLLEES BEING REC EIVED NEXT WEI-2A— “SAN FRANCISCtL" “KING OK THE TURK." “ZERO HOUR.” “OK LAHOMA CYCLONF-." TYPEWRITER RIBBONS For All Make Machines, Standard and Portable. ADDING MACHINE RIB- V BONS ADDING MACHINE PAPER CaU 74 Chronicle Pub. Co rntma IN CLINTON BIG 3-DAY EVENT •aafOraaa THRIFTY SHOPPEIRS Today, Friday, and Saturday Applicatiims f.vr October CCT en rollment are now being taken and in- vestigwtevl. accoiiling to Mrs. Mabel B. IJttle, din'ctor, I^iurens county de- ! partment of public welfare. No quota for the county has been announc^ as I yet, .Mrs. I.ittle states. She pointed lout that pros|KVtive enrollees need not hesitate ilue to war comlitions abni.nd. Mendvrs 4>f C(X" camps will not !h* si»l»j»>ct to military duty any more so than any 4>thor civilian, she said. I SHADY GROVE SCHOOL BEGINS YEAR’S WORK The Shaily Grove school, near here, opemsl on Sept. 4th. The school build ing ha.s been repaired and painted, and put in gomi condition. Miss Mat-: ‘tie Abrams of Ware Shoals, is the I teacher for the third year. The pu- jpils of the schoql^jjji;:« looking forward | i to a good year. EXTRA DOLLAR DAY VALVES GO.WNS Ijidiew’ Satin (MinnM. all $I.9H \alur. Dollar Davit— wanted rolunt. $1.00 SUPS Ijidies’ Raton Satin SlipN. plain and lace- trimmed. Sizes 32 to 4 4. Tearotte and w Kite— 2 for $1.00 SHEETING .39-inch Sheeting, heavy quality— CURTAIN MATERIAL Scrim, all yard- lieautiful new Curtain wide. fa.st colorn— 20 yards $1.00 PILLOWS Large nize Feather Pillowtt— 2 for $1.00 .Men’.s .Shirts. DRESS SHIRTS full cut. stand-up collar. Dress .All fast colors. Sizes 11 to 17— 20 yards $l Oriental Ruifs. Dollar Davs— RUGS sizes 20x40, $1.98 value. $1.00 each SUMEREL AWAY ON INSURANCE TRIP S. W. Sumerel, local agent for the Aetna Life Insurance company, left| Tuesday for the 19.39 regional conven- j tion at Sw’ampscott, Mass. While j away he will visit the *AetTia home office in Hartford, Conn., and attend the New Y'ork World’s fair. Nations can figure out what has happened to the Bremen. Of courae th^’ve only been looking for it on top of the ooaan. A-B-C QUALITY SPUN RAYON AND CHALUS Beautiful new patterns, regularly 79c yd. Dollar Days— 59eyd • 2yils.$1.00 llior &1.00 59c • 2 for $1.00 DRESSES Just received new shipment, of Children’s fast color Print Dresses. Sizes 2 to 6. Dollar Day Special— 4 for $1.00 DRESS LENGTHS A selected group of new fall materials in 3, 3'i and 4-yard lengths. Values to $1.00 yard. Special for Dollar Davs $ 1 .OO each length TOWELS Urge siie Turkish Towels, soft and ab- sorbent. Dollar Days— Belk's Department Store Dinton’s Largest Depitrtmeht Store We Give TickeU With Each 50c Purchase