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, T f: 1.' THE CXINTON CHRONICLE, CLINTON,* S. C THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 2S, 1939 ‘Cotton Ed’ Against I FAMOUS CAST CASINO THF*T8I^I ^ FD^.ThWT^ MONDAY mnd TUESDAY, NoTcaber 27 ukI 28 “The Old Maid” En PSbssant extends to all its read 'cn^besi: wuhes for jojr and content- mHit on this happy family ^day. uB-TTK navm mu AM Thankagiring — the Great Ameri-, rB BAVI^ mlUAM feast day, will be observed here’ *" traditional style with Clin- The slarjr ef ^ Maid^ la ^ people "taking advantage of va- fargHtable, excHiag. ■* ^ Veteran Senator To Adrocatet Uninstructed Delegation To; Democratic Convention. Inter- TO ENTERTAIN NEXT MONDAY , n.. .. Continuing to bring to Presbyterian national Situation No I^^*»^eollege students outstanding features He Says. in a program designed to present' prominent leaders in different fields, • rious opportunitiee for recreation and . Wa^ington, Nov. 20.-^nator El- officials of the college administra-j teB her story la whispers. She was worshio which it of- Smith announced the past tipn today announced they had con fer lore—yooBg. heantsfal love Thanksgiving which comes a i** woiild advocate .South Caro- eluded negotiations for the Avon-i what deeeat maa would marry earlier this year regardless of sending an uninstruct^ ddega- Players, nationally known Shakes- r? Here are secreta that every calendars say, has long ^ Democratic natiop^ pearean repetory company, to appear kaaws; hat ao woasaa i—- . ,4,*. ^ in this convention and he would take part in at the Florida Street school audito-* been a day of quiet and rest in • r .. ... I. conanaBitr. It is ahrays looked for- ^ state convention with the view of rium on Monday evening, November Also Color Cartooa. “BoBere It or m interest by the children helping select delegates wl» “believe 27, a t8 o’clock in William Shakes- I,—» " “News of *d&sok Aavwhipi/vtan fsftrvatitiitidkli ** BIse." “Televi Day.” It A Skow^MONDAY. lie aad 2Sc for it means a couple of hoHdays from "» American constitution, sU^ peare’s “The Taming of the Shrew, their drnkn At the college it like- eights and local self governmenf. i in making the announcement, offi- wise spelts recess from dasaea. In| who was his favorite iw cials were high in praise of the theat- many homes the nationally famous ^ presidential nomination, the rical group, which has been touring WPnKP^nAV THITR^fnAY «»ird will adorn the table with dean of^nate do^rats said he had the principal colleges theatres, and U fcUiv EioU AI, intlsaiSAi, ^ ^ added trimmins*. Boporta aie'*®^ decided definitely <m any candi> | universities of the nation for eleven: November 29 and 30 i, unimmlly laige this Asked about Vice President years. Directed by Joseph Selinan,| year *iid prices kmcr than usual. Gamer, Smith said the Texan “is veteran star of stage and screen, the; All in alL them will be a general ic- •’*** grounded in the principle of players this season are featuring a I lAvaiMn for Turkev I>av * American government” and “I might varied repetoire which includes “The lo I r y y. ^ ^iMpport him.” Taming of the Shrew.” “Hamlet. ‘Television Spy With william henry, it’iirra B.tKKRTT. WILLIAM (X)U.IBR. Sr. ‘The Escaoe** • Thank.sgiving behind—the “Some dark horse may arise that land “As You like It.” The group witk K SVK Hlf AMAN- PuWi*-’* thoughts naturally turn to- ^^er than any names that will bring to the Florida Street school l»k DCKF Jl'NE (i\IE. HENRY Christmas. The calendar re- have been mentioned but he has gotjauditorium an ehtire Broadway cast. veals that iher^ are now before the Mar re- — —— — .--j, only 27 pretty rapidly,” the .senator with especially’*’designed scenic Yuletide ad<kd. | lighting effects. and t linton and His Orrkeslra. lOr and 9:3t A. M. Show—WEDNRSIIAY. FRIDAY and SATURDAY. December I and 2 “Disputed Passage’ ping. Th<we who finish the job with out waiting for the last rush avoid between the .senator s bare toes. for the Imving their toes Hteppt>d on by the* “No!" he avowed as be banged his la.s F'airbank.s role, will be Whitney streets, and fhe large mahogany desk in Haley, who represents the third gen- alsM are insured beUer selections, his office. ration of his family who have been the ’lound of a ««Hre, all-powerful strength of her lore, are ■ore potent than all the wealth of thi- natter <^urgeoa*s genim. \|..o “KKII BARRY" No. X •'New?* of the llaj." Ilk- and ZSr AKMETTA. Aba A .'^ong Is Bom with I.an7 rotund,' y»>“ think that the interna-1 Featured in “The Taming of the smiling face of Hanta Claus has al- t*on*l situation could become so acute.Shrew” in the role made famous on ready begun to peer at us from the might be desiralile to nomi-jthe .screen by Mary Pickford, Kath- adsvrtising pages of the newspapers. '*»te President Roo.sevelt for a third erine, will be Doris Edwards, who; -And so it’s not l<»o iroon to staK term?" Smith was asked. recently rrturned from Washington, thinking about Chri!»tma.s and shop-1 The qu^tion had about the same £). f., where she made a hit as guest 'effect a.H if a red hot poker had fallen star in “Candlelight.” Leading mani production, playing the Doug-] , - .L . . ■ I ,1 I hv iivnwMi SH r»e nwn0v<i nis lau With IMIROTHY LAMOIIR. AKIM TAMIKOFF. JOHN HOWARD. rushing ihmngs of tht u.. im . j-tilwr. r Ik* *!*•» •rc insured better selecliona. oiiice. mrllt Tf Ml hi Theres no a.lv.nUge in ait«npting disfranchim.- myself U- luminaries in the realm of the legiti- 1„ hrin/ihb IW Kfe^ *» »‘i»»in a few hours a task to fore I would vote for any man for mate theatre. Mr. Haley, for years a fi--l rffitrt to Drove srirnre rrxat *hirh you should have devAUsi days • thini term, he continued. child movie star, comes to the .\von er th>n loie tnd ^et -F^-' With the cominw each year of IkuMvn- “We have ISO.OIMMMiO people m Players for the first year, having eeen lirl- r.re ikeToLk of iJTini iJ Ibe most popuUr and anticipated th« country and k is an insuH to featured at the Vanderbilt theatre in g.rU MHce. •msmth of the calendar. ““r i'^li^-nce to .tay that we have New York He has worki^l umier — only one man with enough sense to «ufh famoiv personalities in the Speaking of Thanksgiving and the be INesidefit.” I theatre as the late David Belasco. traditioaal turkey, have you ever been* Jhnith said it was silly to talk Other featured players in the Avon able to decide whether to carve the about breaking the precedent against'group include Can>I Hill, who wa.s b;rd from the sitting or .standing a third term becau.se of the interna- htard recently as leading iady«.on'the posnxNi. For the benefit of male read- tanml situation. nationally famous “Sh<«w Boat” radio the Agricultural Ikrpartment inj “George Washington was right. If program. Jack Vinson, acclaimed by Thanks- a third term why n«it a fourth and a critics as one of the outstanding g'vme st«*ry for men which says af- fifth and a life term?” icharacter actors of the «kiy; .'^ott ter a : •.".g study, that eilin r attack Ths* .senator believes bn^aking th<* Tennyson, romantic juvenile, who wasi u , ii*.*e\er, don’t try to mix two-term tradkion for presidents last seen in classical repetoire in Chi- iht .*■•- .\ change «;f pace is fine would be cimtrary to goo<l democ- cago; Harold Selman, internationally .>a-et»al] and football, but it won’t racy in view of the spread of totali- favorke cometiian; Jack Scott Cooley, do a dining room. p»s*pk* W4»uld not stand for it. |woII known in repetoire throughout The tleparum-nt .say.-! that many a Asfce<l if h<* wa.s pessimistic over the W'est; Charles Trumbn. who began nsan ha> m«*s!»ed up the festive bird tibx* outlook f<»r th<* future of 4iumoc-|his theatrical career with the motion aad has received frowns, scoldings racy ni view of the spnw^l of totali- picture acUtr, George Brent; Eugenie and wifely abuse wdwn it really tanan gsivsTnmeirt.s, .Smith replied DuBois, who has been a featured wasn't his fault. Here are the latent that he wa.s n<A in the least. player with many theatre immortals, -suggestions for the annual aaaauR “In all of tin* '.>00 million souls in including Robert ManCell. Edna Mae ers NEXT WKFJw— “FTERNAI.I.^ ^DrR.S.“ “DANC- Washington has .sent out thi I.M; ( “BABk^i IN ARMS.” Broadway Theatre .MONDAY and TUESDAY. Not ember 27 and 28 “The tSiifi ^^ever M'itli IMIl’tll \S F\IRB%NKS. Jr ®* gobbler, which if carried out the world there is at liwst a s|mrk of Oliver, and Richard Mansfield; and BASIL R ATHBONK. V I R <11 N I.% ’ * * FIELD. LION El AT WI LI* Saeeps the screen with ita drama! Warw-bleedcd men! ate nemen! ('aaght in the maelstmm of expanding em A bn Cartoon. “Folnr l*nfe.” Fddie Deijinge and Or cheat ra. “Mosietone News." I a A, M. Show—-n’liSDAY. lar aad Zfk- should result in more around the festive hoard: harmony desire for th«‘ sovereignty of self, others. Ikenucracy will never be destroyed ^ Announcement! WE WISH TO ANNOUNCE TO THE PUBUC THAT WE HAVE PURCHASED THE STOCK OF MERCHANDISE OF HiPP & CHANDLER WE WILL OPEN FOR BUSINESS Saturday Morning November 25 ... with a store of big bargains in Men’s and Boys’ Wearing Apparel. BE SURE TO VISIT US JAMES PITTS Clinton, S. C. After the turkey renchea the table unkes (kid wipes out the white race. WEDNESDAY. THURSDAY. November 29 and 39 “Nancy Drew’ and the Hidden Staircase” the cook BO longer hna juriadiction iVapite ouUawa like Hitler and Stalin, •ver the bird, yri ahe can he a big 1 hais* the suiireniest confidence in help if she’ a^l rmaemher to: 'the ukanate nae of the Americaa First -Put the hitd on a big plat- form of government, whicfi recog- t-r -every.man needa apaer! ‘aiaaa the mvereigtky of the individ- Second Hold the gmmiah to a few ual, over all white people.” well-placed sprigs of paraley—doaX Senator Smith aired his view on hinder the carver with a lot of com-'dmneatir ami international affairs be- rstihlr interference. fore he left M’ashiligton for his South Third—Keep the water glaaaea (hrrolina home where he will remain | away—too many wives limit their until the regular session of Oingress husband's working area by placirqt' next January. He plane to devote j the ,tiaahlrrs too done to his elbow, some of his time durirrg recess to fm-j FrxNa here on if these suggestionB iahiitg drafting his hill to set up a' are fdlowvd. the carver is on his own system <if agricultural banks. He has' Milk KONIT.t (1 R .% N \ I LLB. and the resmmsihilKy for the been toying with this idea for sev-i kRANklE THOMAS and JOHN U- sharpness of the knife, or how thin eml years. I TH- the slices are cut, is his own. And' ^ “No l*lace To Go” ‘Jr' ""rl pnvsing to hu guest a big slice of the HIWIWMMIIMRMR««»RR«CCXR»3Daoe6»l«gaHnKXR».X»0»K«Basx«MUnra M Hiib FRED .STONE. DENNIS MOKC %N and Cl.ttKI \ Dlt KSttN. tl-.* "(loldrn Califuraia." 9.-ia \. M. Sh«is_THI R.'iDAY. Ihc and LV feMive hind cooked to a quern’s taste. Birthdays ! 1 IRIIMY and SATI'RDAY'. Drcember 1 ami 2 “Wyoming Outlaw” lri>y llollaiHl ceK*brate<l a birthday Monday, Nov, III. (owe Howell, son of .Mr. and Mrs. T A. Howell, is tWA» years old today. James .Yustin ('handler will cele- If asked when Thanksgiving as a natioaal holiday was established, the average persiHi arouKl reply that H started when the United States be came a nation. But we are told such b not the case, that in truth Thanks giving did not become a national holi day by Presidential Proclamation,• birthday Mimday, Nov. 27. With the rhree MeMiuiteers—JCHIN natil after the middle of the nine- n<wence Winn, daughter of Mr. and MAYNE. KAY t'OKKHl.YN. R.4Y'- tymth century. And what n prob-l^^'’*- (*riton F. Winn, was one year MtiND H \TT<|N. mort surprising, is the fact that Wednesday, Nov. I.*). t.snclaiKi driies an iwnsceni asaa ||^ bcemme a national holiday! McMillan will to crime. And the MeMioileers heed iktoorii the efforts of the woman • wetklliig anniversary Wednes- the clarHin call acain-l a hand rat keteerx. \Ko "IIAKFDEt 11*^ KFll ( IKfl.E" No. I. ( f.medx — Edgar Kenned* in .Act iiumjfiirated was roervly a state holt-Nov. 2!>. ^ day. observed on different datm ini *>*<1 Mrs. I*. M. Pitts have the MeMimleers herd ,||ro«gh the efforts of the wimian who'»»*ve a wetWing anmvers of justice as they ride -Umry Had A Little lAmh” |<biy. Nov. 21>. I of mardering range gnek before the days of Sarahi Tomorrow, Nov. 24. b DF the w-edding' Hale, author of probably the he«l**JM)‘'ersary of Mr. and Mrs. W. E.; the known nursery rhyme that ever was'Neighbors. | wntten. the day which the Puritans Miss Alice (mines ha.s a birthday ^ oar \ge Color t'arto«M%. **M«Hintain-Rars.' “Egg-I'itrmrnt." lOc and 2gr NEXT WEEK- -MUTINY IN THE KKi-HOl'SB.’' -I* U K UP ^DUR TROUBLES." ”MHAT A LIFE." -IN t>LD MONTEREY." nPEWRHER RIBBONS For All Make Mhckwcs. SUadard and Portable. "adding machine RIB BONS adding machine PAPER Can 74 Chronicle Pidi. Co « PRINTING >. to Order at Our PRINT SHOP different states. Thb forward K»ok-;’*^»«« 1: ing wtunan. novelist and editor at' Mr. and Mrs. Joe Hagins of .Abbe-[; the tune, felt that K was absurd to 'ille. are observing their first wed- have eM-h stale celebrate the day <*»"(? anniver^ry today. Mrs. Hagins according to its ovnTwhim, and every•'» the former Miss Myrtis H^and of' vear we are told she wrote to the'^“ cky. President of the United States and to Mrs, John Oscar Rtvbb of Wasdiing-! the govvmor of each state urging the G- G., the former Miss aara; nationalization of ’Tkanksgivirgr- h U'lmton. will observe her; b snid that fioin the time of Polk pirUiday Wenines^y, Nov. 29. ) ditwn to the days of Johnson, she an-| ^ Mrs. J. E. Benjamin has a birthday' Boally bombarded the White HouseN®'"* 25. j and various state capitols with her JI*"* Mrs. L. L Adair of At-j appeab and argument.^. Unahle-t*ri4^. formerly of Clinton, oelebrat-! farther turn a deaf ear to her plead- V anniversary Tuenday.j ing and argument, Lincoln we are 21. i told took a sympathetic attitude on Tueoday. Nov. 21. wa.s the birthday the subject and, despite the opposl-,®^ Mrs. Myman bheqly. tMB of the day, he issued hb first j who will celebrate wedding Presidewtial Proclamation nakiiq^ anniversaries Nov. 25 include Mr. and! cek^tkm of Thanksgiving Day aha-'Mrs. Karl John.son, Mr. and Mrs. J.‘ oltancous thro««boat the coitotry. | Todd of Rock HiH, formeriy of MThoa Andrew Jolawon beemae pewi-Clinton, Mr. and Mrs. T. C. Johnson, dent. Mrs. Hale continued her ap-!Mr. and 'Mrs. W. D. Campbell of peals. He followed Lincoln’s example Cambridge, Ohm. Mrs. Campbell, be- aad since 18«S, the day has been ob- marri^, was Miss Rosanna served annually by Proclamation of Vance of thb city the President, folloxrcd by proda- of each state gbvetvwr. 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