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TV • • . , -vJ.j-; •'^ ^•tf.tS’ -1.; .1“ f''«.V. ■-->. ’ 1 ^ j. I ■ , / PAGE FOUR THE. CLINTON CHRONICLE, CLINTON, 8. C. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER ^3, m» (fllintnn ([Ii|r0nirle BrtiMiriMia IMO WIl£ON W. HA&E13, Editor and Ptd>liaher PubUbhed Et^ Thursday By THE CHBONlCliE PUBLISHING COMPANY Subscription Rate (Payable In Advance): One Year $1.50; Six Months 75 cents; Three Months 50 cents Entered as Second Class Mail Matter at the Post Office at Clinton, S. C. The Ohrohicle seeks the cooperation o/ its subscribers and rea^rs—the publisher will at all timea appreciate wise suifgestiona and kindly ad vice. The Chronicle will publish letters generaJ intereat when they are not of a defamatory nature. Anonymous oommunioatkms will not be notkecL This paper ts not responaible for'the rkfws or opinions of its correqwndaota. jC. ruining the country so^ far as the, ridirtg cittizenship is concerned, it was first found by nvr. slim chance,! jr., and he has maned k the rubber-} bug. be has a snout that looks and> acts like a gimlet and he punctures tires and tubes in less than a minnet' per tine and he eats up the rubber j sawdust that he bores from thetn^ | t o D Ay [TUMaMl THE PGCKETBOOX KNOWLEPCE WAR — Recipe Anvbassador Hugh Gibson rema’-ked on his recent return from Europe this pest ought to be killed in its infantcy. he all.so bores holes thru cabbage heals and carries a kind of string with him Ikie a large spider web and he sews a cabbage up so tight yore wife can’t cut it open with out using a hatchet, he uses his gim- that the w'ar is getting “curiouser let bil on turnips allso, when he gets and curiouser.” All the observ’ers at tru working on a ruta-baga it looks the front agree. They went out to like a piece of coral from the sea- see fighting, and there hasn’t been shore, when he gets reddy to retire any fighting worth seeing. A London for the night, he sinks his bill in a paper lately printed a b;g headline: tree, up near the top, and hangs “Are We At War?” [there till he has had a good rest. What has happened so far is that, ♦ the predictions of all the peerers-into- ; T“7r - - -~l mr. hoJsum moore has put one of the-future haven’t materialized. The 'pecially should we be profoundly these vamvints to good use. he lets it world has been all worked up to ex- j grateful on this Tbanksgivuig day, hore holes in ail of his furniture and the most horrible war of all [when the peoples of Europe are that makes it antique stuff, a flock tame, and the hoiror.s have been con- ' stricken by the horrors of war, that of the rubber-bugs Vissited rehober mostly to threats and fist- ' last Sunday enduring the shaking. > CUNTON, 8. C, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 23. 1939 Thanksgiving Psalm 103 h Bles.s th<* I»i'd, O my soul: and our nation has not been drawn into'chtwch all that is within m<*, bless his holy the present conflict. Our determina- preeching hour and he punctured 17 'phe seems to be that nobody name. ti<ni for the future .should b<^we will tires, if rev, will waite, our pasture, really wants to fight. Diplomats Of 2. Ble.s.s'tht ly»nl, O my soul, .and Hitler- hud preeched 15 minnels longer, his all the nations involved are trying forget not all his benefits. madtr European mess. entire cnogregation would of had to work out a recijie for peace which [walk home, this gimlet bill in ques- ajj ^ill accept. All sane statesmen TO C ONTKOIj CvOLIRT I lion r^volvts ut i'aIa* of 4*50 know t^hHt whoev^'r wins, f'vcry'Hcwiy Death during the week of .justice minr>et, according to mr. art ^ju jo^e if the guns once start shoot- A. Who forgiveth all thine iniqui ties; who healeth all thy disea.ses; ■!. Who iv<h‘e*neth thy life from de stiiKtion; who crowneth thee withlpjerce Butler, member of th<! United'•’d^^re, who put a ,st(»p-watch on his jfjg jn earnest, ^he forces which are lovingkindness and temler mercies; 1 States 'Supreme ^x)urt for sevente<!n’“^l**^*- Who satisfieth thy mouth withlyfars, opened the way for President R<K>»c*velt to make a fifth nomination | for the high tribunal. I 1’h< is now ri|>e all over the nation as to who will pull down the juicy plum golTd things; .so that thy youth is re new*^! like the ••a.gle’.s. I ti. Tlw lA»rd ex»*cute<th righteous- in >s and jinlgment for all that are oppressftl. 7. He made known his ways unto .Moses, his aci.s unto the children of Israel. Hr The l/ord is merciful and ci«)iis, slow to anger, arid plenteous in {•(I as a New Ih'aler, m«Tvy. j With the fifth court boll weevil pizen wont kill a rubber- bog. mrs. tom head.s says she trier! . ... calsurn arsnick on a covey of them v^icancy exiting, siHiculat.on up in little Imlls and took it and sprinkieri R on collard leaves and us<*d them for des- at work today in Eui'oik* in the effort to stave off the worst, may prove to hr- more powerful than airplanes and submannes. There are a numU-r rif possibilities IM.A.NES — Bombs Both sirjes in the European mc.ss are moie afraid of bombardment from lieing |»romirieritly mentionrsl, but it’s' t^han ©f anj'thing el.se. Neither know what i mr-ari. we don’t mind .a safe bet that thr* apiMuntment wdl... .. r i I * I • , . 4 I 1 4 fthrm r*atmg our fruits and vegge- gra- go to an administration stalwart rat- , .u- . • .a iTt' I Ki IV. I itables, but this thing of puncturing side •■‘eems willing to .start d»opping Ismibs on the unprotected civilian ^lore to win. (iermany has almost no is notified and required to make pay- . our otte.-molK-el tires i.s a verry sr- ^ the othr-r side. The Ger-' resources wth which to pay for the ment on or br-fore that date; and all nomination j .o, uoiTM.ihino- on#-,.- » oland, when they supplies w'hich R must impr»rt. jiersons having claims against said es- ."‘I’ '«‘'th-jal>out to 1h- realized. President congress the country T'^*'*'** tne real reason why tate will pre.seiit them on or before er will he k-s-p liis anger forever. Ivelt will have named a majority «f deoerid on tha^ British wouldn t fight They seem to he.silating to get go- ^^ate, duly proven, or be forever boddy for arinything that is useful v-** ^‘“^‘tating to attack the cities of ^ would mean finan- barred. 'an.Hoiforth. rite or foam when to look Jnl “”ro dronnlnir^onl^T^ffets ’parties. It’s a “poor William Plumer J^obs. the Allies are dropping on y leaflets „ Kmu^pcan nations have James Ferdinand Jacobs. .from the air, trying to tell the ^r- recovered financially from the Thomas Dillard Jacobs. Iman jn-ople the truth about their,October 28th. 1939.-23-4cw. leader. nioney from this country’ Id. He hath not dealt with us af-iihe nine-man Ixxly. This means that ter our sins; nor rewarded us aceoni* tihe court will be moldi-d into a grotip ing to our iniquities. jsyrmpathetic with Roosevelt’s ideals 11. For as the heaven is high above land aWns—a court expected to do his the eaith, so great is his mercy to-'bidding. If the new appuintiie gives wanl them that fear him. Ithe presiik-nt complete control of the 12. .As far as tlx* ea-st is fnim the high court it means that the court is w< st, so fur hath he removtsl our to become more and more su!>.servi<»nt tiHMsgiessions ficrin us. to his lilHTali.sm. The wi.sddm of such IJ. L.ke as a f.ither pitiith his chil- u on -m 'n line-up is q(M*stionable, for dteri, so the I.o.d pilu Ji incm .pul it givi-s to the chief exicutive unlim- frui him. ^ iti-d jxiwer to push through hi.s views 14. F’or he kiioweth our frame; he by outvoting tlv- oonj*ervative wiivg. rmni'mlK-riRh that we are dust. t And history n-veuls that few men 15. .As for man, his ilays an* as know how to exercis*** unliniiUsi pow- graas: as a flower of the field, .so he'er witJK»ut abu.se. flourislieth. I ^ for help. yores trulie, mike lark, rfd, corry spondt-nt. All r»*ports indicate that the Ger man air force is at least e<{ual in Farm Demonstration Notes C. B. Cannon, ( ounty Agent F'armers Receiie 1910 Cotton Acreage .Allotmenta Id. F'or the wind (Musselii over it, and it is gone; uihI ths- place thereof .‘.hall know it no more. 17. But the mercy of the laird is from everlasting to everlasting Ujxm them that fear him, and his right eousness unto childn-ii’s childnm; IK. To such as ket*p his covenant, and to tho.si- that r«‘meiiilH*r his com mandments to do tlH*ni. Nobody’s Business By Gee McGee IbsUsl. .Most of the Tb» 1910 cotton acreage allotments ♦*«vc mit been told that th<‘ir country have iHs-n maiUsI to the hohlers of war, trustworthy obss-rvers iv- wtirk Rh«*et5 etigihle for allotment. Everylnxly in Britain and Allotments foj- new farms will lie Erance is acutely aware of the war. to carry on another war, and this is , . , . 4 Ihe only place-.where there is any number of plants to the*- ccmbined money^’ailable. forces of the Allies. There seems to h.. .loubt th.t h.. ,n0UKh tIIANKS gasoline to keep its entire air fleet in action for any long period. But it ^Ve wish to thank our friends and . . , Prohate of I-inrens Coiintv could inflict terrible damage while it neighbor for the kindne.ss ami sym- o’clock a m and on the same pathy shown us during the extendeil o clock a. m.. and on the same piopie ui uemiany from my trust as Executrix. j -Any iierson indebte<l to said estate FINAL SETTLEMENT Take notice that on the 11th day of December, 1939, I will render a final account of my acts and doings as Flxecutrix of the estate of Sallie .Motes, decea ed, in the office of tho .Mrs. Virgil Abrams. .Mrs. Davis Holland. is notifasl arxi requiretl to make pay ment on or before that date; and all IM-rsons having claims against said Take notice that on the Tith day of e-state will present them on or before F'lNA L .SETTLEM ENT mailed early in I94U as this alloUmmt «*verybody is required to cany a is U> come from a small state neaerve. jf*'* mask ready to put on at the first [^.p^mber I will remier a final ac- -‘aid date, duly proven, or be forever No instructions have In-en nwved warning trf an air raid. Bombs which I'lat Rock ('onUnneM To Move F'or ward h<in. slick .skinm-r says thait he be- tran-sferring Jlieves europ«- and rirwia would b<* 1940. I.». The I/ord hatb preiiaretl his ^ kazer of gornianny ( launerus county ^concerning work .slx-ets for new farm- drop poison gas are more feareil era, or combining, separating, or 'ban anything el.se. 1939 work slM*ets for ' * (LAS — Unmasked _ ___ _ ^ farmers receiv«*d Highly imaginative yarns, mostly thi .me in the h<-avens; and his king-'^^,^;, ^“le b^'k fnmi d<H»rn\nd take 2».n fier cent of'their 1939 crop land ***‘*'» circulated widely dmn lu eth ov^er all. . country, it is as a lutsis of 1940 cotton acn«ge al- recent years alnvut new kinds of 2t). Bless the Ix>rd. ye his angels,fix now than it was when loUntmte, with other limitations and P*'**^*'' “"J dt<ith-«lealing rays that exiN-I III s.tr«*ngth. that do his count of my acts and doings as Ad- iuiired. ministrator of the i*state of Ji»hn L. Young, deceased, in the office of the Judge of Prohate of luiurens Gounty, at 11 o’chick a.m., and on the same day will apply for a final discharge .Administi Mtor. Any person intk*bttHl to .said estate TfXrOA MARS BAILEY, •Nov. 9, 1939.—7-4ca. F.xecutrix. he , , , ,he went into his pn>N.s<yit exzile. ... ^ eommamlmenU, hearkening unU) the* ^ farmer’s c<, 1.1 " '"**■( . Iman like th<* one the boish«>vicks kdl- n-duced U*low MIa 21. BIa-*»s y«- tilt- hosts; ye ministt-rs of his, that <lo hi.s ld<‘aNute. 22. Bless tin rsMTulatioos iroveniirie th«* allotm«>nt. which the Germans are sup|M>s(*<l to ** notifitsl and requintl to make pay- rsAguIatKMis have, undreaimHl-irf honors to be ex- on or before that date; and all cent 4»f his pecteil if and when the war get.s go- persoms having claims again.st said ve.iv U. nin earnest. estate will present them on or before (’hemists who know not only what date, duly proven, or l>e foTTver JE.-^.SEE G. YOUNG. .Adm. Estate of John I* Young, 3, 1939.—30-4CW. FINAL SETTLEME.NT <Rton a [man like the one Ihe boisht'vkks kdl- n-duced below 60 |ier UusJ, all ye h«s would U* acceptable in place of plantanl plus his diverteti cotton acn*- j<H* stallin. these 2 tiick-taters have age m 1937, pnividi-d the 50 per cent ■ ■ ■ ' ■ barred ,ind4M-sl liit off a l>ig morsel: they does not exctnsl 40 percent A»f the to- bt-en d*-n’elop»sl, but what is pos- l.oid, all his Works in mougiht ebaw it and swallow it, but tal crop land, regardless A*f the |H*r- (hat tbeie is no likelihood all places of Ins dominion; bless the th<*y wont live to digest ans.rforth. ewrtage for tlx- county. F'amxTs re- Gs-i’nwny has any potaon gas Isnd, O my soul. I ^ ceive 28.17 |x*r tviit «»f Ihs’ir crop land (-hat I’an lx* dropixsl fiixii the air ‘ I mrs. holsuni nxairx* winrxHl a blu<* for C(»tton as’reags* ailoUm-nt provided "hich is any more jaiwcrful than the P.S.AL.M 107 • rilibon on hs-r |XKxlle dog art the fair ilx*y have imnted that many acrrwgi'n Ka.ses used in tlx* lust world war. Ths- 1 (> liive thanks unto the l4onl, for last wi'ek. he was prunoutKn‘<l thi* to ctRton in either oix* of the past must iKPwerful of those was Lewis- he 1' g(M>d; for his mercy eiidureth ugliest caimx-n in the entire lot, aml|thrAv years, 1937, 193S, or 1939. If inva-nted by an .American cbem- f'*i» '‘i. jthe prise niuat of bonn give on ugli-.thc- m-reage plant«sl is les.v than the '^(* GiUa*i: N. Ix-wis. I; vva.s ni-ver l .'i. (»h that iiu-n would prai.se the rx*Ms. he looks like a wool muff when 28.17 |H-r cent, then the faniM*r n*- used in war. arul its foniiula is the I Slid fur his g.MHlix-ss, and for his he is wahIxhI aixl errung out, but ceivvs tlx* highest plant d w.iriil, rful vvoiKn to the children of I pretty .soon h<* Uxrks like a wad of, veitevl acix-age, in either '•xii! j<iiHh-rags. she ia verry proud of hhn. meritXMie.l years. » hen the vvar eniJe.1 t've entire >*up-- county, at 10 o'chx^k a. m., and imr. hoore says he wishes his wife J*'amiers who have five to 1.5 acn*- P’X Is-vvisite gas was taken in a same day will apply for a final jwould love him haff an much aa she age history uiluUnhnt were eligible to clo.sely-guanled frx-ight train to B*l*',|ischarge fnim our trust a.s Execu- 1 he m.siiiution of our .American do lx*r dog, but she says the dog has receive additiunal acreage allotment Linoiv, loaded on a navy vessel and Tli.ink.sjriving .lutes back almost to more aenm* than he ha-s, and is allaojtaken fixxn a small state re.w-rve s«*t (“ken out to .sA-a. where it was sunk person indebted to said estate til. hcgmmiig'' of the setUnuent of verry friendly tAnwurd her, and hi- do aside for Uiis class. This didrvbution *'* mid-iK-iaii. la*\visite is the most i— — W. J. BENJAMIN SERVICE STATION Standard Products ( ars \Va.shed and Greased Tosr Businese Appreciated Take notice that on the 29th day of .N’ovenvbcr, 1939, we will r.-nder a final account of cur acts and .loings as Executors of the estate of Elliott il plus hi.s di- "'»!:( chvsAdy guar.U*d of American, Jacobs, decea.He.l. in the of-, .►f tlx* alxtve *uilitary SAH’iets. i fice of the Judge of Probate of l>au- Wh.-n the war etiiled t’ve entire sup-'r-mmAv- .a in --,i ()l U D \ 5 OF TH ANKS Dr. Felder Smith of DRS. SMITH & SMITH OITO.METRIST8 Specialist In Eye Examinations Office Hoars Daily Phone 29 for Appointment CLINTON. S. C. .Nin’h .\m«-rica liy n.-weoiii.*rs fix»ni not drink xtrong drink. T!x- fust oivservaiice of th**! was ma.le by the sfkte office at thi* ‘b‘*dly Ifa!* ‘‘ver invented, but even it| thA* I time all other ull.»tmA‘iits were RiaAlA*. '« "“( IHwerful enough to ixii.son the ix>let*sman has a.sk«Hl for a va-| fa,-,n,.rs who have planU-d **'■ ^ wlxile city, in any quantity cation with pay to go to gA'orgy to'fjy^. or less for the paiR thrxx* could be carried by even a fk*et Fill op.'. d.iy wa' eel.hraled by the Pilgrims of I’lvinoii’h in H521. Hx- lu-w F.ng-wiin pay lo go \u gA'orgy w or less for the , laii.l cohm..*s eoiitimi.*.! the t*xUh-yfars -ci*ceiveAl their full act^ge al- “f planes lishi .l custum of an annual day of! above heriK*lf and ^hat her hu.s-• which was the saim* as th»*ir til inksgivmg, aii.l in his first year as! owne.s a farm of about 20 akera pi^ntage acreage regartlless of the t!x' first piesideiit of the Uniterl community. States of Am.*riea. (k*orge Wa.shing-1 ton ma.le Thanksgiving u acreage percentage for the county. Notices were maileil June 1st call- VA-mb-i 2»>, ct lei)! ation. tini.- until broken thi> national I en<iurmg the past ^ years, “ndjimg the fanners’ attention to ohock K-laiinmg Thursilay, No-^** aJIho worked in a cmin attmr on ijjjj figuivs of their crop lanil. ITH'.i. as the day for members of the Tlwse mea.suremcnts wtHild be the On .lown to the pre.seni coumsell says that the polees- 1940 cotton acri-iagA* allot- thA- custimi WHS partly""*" ® year by a pnxrlamationntHxVldy woulddent mias .viAraiiA; ami hia- iim-iviuuaii Pie.sulA-nt K«>o.sA*velt, the last (J*c man who runs a hannan-1 this notice also a.-vked the farm- mice a few feet away. RAYS — Hunk F'roin the earliest days of radio, in ventors have come forward from time to time claiming to have discovered a mysterious “death-ray” which could kiU |>eop]e by wholesale from a dis tance. The nearest anyone has really , 4, . I 1 4- CA>me to such a device is a gigantic ments. AIsa), when calculations were . • ... , „, / •• • 1 J machine wesghing many tons tnA<l4» of UlP fwAI* MWk llteilWulllMl . . 4.. . * . ^ ^ which fixmi , ... Thursday in .\oveiidH-r has Ix-en set)"* *'^1®*'* notify the county agent's of- aparl in ml figuix-s on the calemlar.^^^^ K'*" •Imn.st bAiards (free) oix:e in casi* vif an error, aa us a .lay of thanks to be ivbserveAl by him. jthe figuws would be usahI in calcuiaC- ***„l!l^*, I (-he vantrilloquiat who put „ While Thanksgiving is the only re- scholl house la««t weA>kr***^‘’ doing, the farmers ligious festival ceU'brated in the Unit-i^^g ^ fake, pure and simple, you"'*'* kiKiwlerige of the status of their ed .States by virture of authority a-wrorking whi-n regard to their 1940 cotton tl^ civil goyeiument. ttx- day is ixR marie like* it was a'dmmny on hi.s «^ll<'t'nx‘nt. what It u-sed to lx*, as all well know-'j^p a-doing and talking. lots of times IClcctrical engineers tell me there i is just aa much bunk in the printed tales .>f a ray which wMil stop a gas; engine by putting the magneto out of: 'ing their allotment by the state of- . ^ t ^ * u ■ u.. ... .i .:.... 4U- / bu8iiie.ss, and so can be used to bring ! < ► To down airplanes. With a powerful enough machine, an automobile en- i * * gine may be so stopped if close enough, say twenty feet or so. There are enough scientific mar- i ix-ceive benefit payments farm l" Vihow MrLi« -«* veu""Lhi<*' .re r«illy true U> m.keif 7 k i. f J ""?"k""' »-"< ^ ’ L .7, I •'™. “-i- • wonderful world. There is no en It by lU. foumlers, exeept her.- und ^veriKxkly laiurh out loud when ««'!>». thox- cl«M«l « t^e public mind and commeicialized has the day aeu u... l^fth terrorizing fakes, as some come. thM its wleibration is lacking'gp^ndentSi hat. but the rabbit a resemblance of the pieties and fer- not be„n _ vors of the first. It is to our shame borriod art square'll ivortch, and i|' ^ on the cotton mar that much Arf the true meaning and bad been returned back to bimi*^^''^ message of celebration has bA*en ,.*1 night. « warrant has benn awore' lost. But regardless of race or creed, it is impossible that any man or woman who is not an utter atheist should fail to recognize Almighty God for having' so marvelously brought us through FOR CHRISTMAS same old weapons, aomewhat im proved, that were u^ in the World .war of 1914-18. And as in that and all other wars, the men who will bear out for him, but -he ewerdently went^ wkw ■>»* aAiv* v<bnr rif* *-* owier wars, wie men wno wni oear away with the watch, it was running!, msmsIhmS ■ proole* brunt of the fighting and win the when he took it by |Mn^magazines. |final victory wiil be the “doughboys,” the pitfalls and crises of the past three humlred aixJ eighteen years. Re flecting upon these sacied traditions, we should not forget that we are pos- aeasors of a great spiritual heritage— A Strange Pest Has Reached t Flat Rock hon. harry s. wallLs, •seckerterry of agger-cuRure, Washington, d. c. deer harry: pleae send a flock of yore bug and that there is much for which wejwirm men to flat rock and vidniuty should offer thankful prayers to Him at once, a new insect has benn dis- ■ iDorrei who has guided and protected us. Es- »rad in our midst that la shnply JAMES W. CALDWELL At No. 276 MASONS TOHEET PftIbAV— Campbell I^odge No. 44, A. P. M., will hold a regular convnunicstion Friday night, Nov. 24th, at 7:30. U is very important that all members be present. R. L llaxico. Master. J. M. Fnkner, Seeiwtary. the infantry soldiers. CASH — Wins In the long run, cash will win this war as it has won every other war. EXirope east of the Rhine is broke. The French and British have about 7 hiRion dollars in gold in America, and not much els^j That is about what they started with in the Worid war, and they had to borrow 10 billions We Are Thankful . . . for the good-will of our customers and the business you have given us. We are thankful that in return we have been able to render you a prompt, efficient and helpful sertic^ for the past 30 years. The Home-Owner Has More To Be Thankful For Than Money! HE KNOWS THAT OWNERSHIP MAKES A HOITSE A HOME. We are prepared to help you “twn your own home.** Etegular monthly payments like rent, bring debt-free, ownership. Complete information for the asking. Each Account Insured Up To $5,000 AND LOAN ASSOCIATION Telephone No. 6 ft A Clinton Institution Serving Clinton People Since 1909 \