The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, January 04, 1940, Image 7
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lovtkir «nd tWMiporUtkm opportani- hMw<( in Cook tkiM oat durimr •
Wrtfhtlny intanrloir totkjr to rnmAyf
next 7«uf« preekkurtial poeatbiHCioi.
Here ere eame ot Hk men bm nten-
tioned Mid Mt cnoaiwnU:
Pieeid^ Boeoeeett—‘*1 think Mid
a^y« did Cfaiiiic Ciiet‘t^ terms acre
enoogli for any mMi.'*
"AF SmMi, sixty-eix—^*TPoo oW.”*
Vice>Predkknit Oanwr^^'^Ginmcr ia
9^ Wealth with ibesMity suid eakture. j*il riglA. He eertatnly kaoars nltat’a
id. Economic geine with edvwneee ;8oiiur on. Has heen •hancing aroond
Waaluiitton moat of Wa life
ehould know—and Ikn
tain hd knoers the nriakakea
^' Dividenda afvnil«*h>r jl82,4Q0 are
iMiiif paid to ahnwhoidem today by
local banitty ardHs and other eprport
ce
Ona of the more int«rMtifi( of the
poat-boai hy-fmodoota waa the at
tempt to arranfe the bddeat of the
bowi caniea elx^ Che middle of Jan
uary betwean the erhuier of the Stoce
Bold and the windier of the Si^r moat
Bowl. No one knoera juat what wocdd
liafifwn if the aiqiM’-powerful South-
eni Califocaia Trojana and the emaa-
ing, aU-oonquMlnf Texaa Afid* were
** „ *. .let tooee on the eame gridiron, but it
^ wouW he a game the like of whkh
^ P®****®* may never he aeen again. Actually,
Jir. and Mee. R. B. Vaaee. Ijut probably never .wW be aeeh at aU,
Cy frae of trada iNtrrien.
4. Eanna with fa<;[toriaa.
5. Maid, watar and miaerat reaoure-
#9 fKlfMHMi'OD IlMClB*
6. Wo^ with thrift' and local in-
MaaMa. Sam Prather of Kkaumnee,
fW., and WilHam Prathm of Qotma*
' him, wera cattad hare Friday for the
funacel of thahr aiater, Mrs. Geotfe
Wktta OofiehMwl.
proaperfty with worker
nia ployera wiH M*P atrokee
tana by psactidiw bi Cba cym and oe-
caaloiiaHy oi^lhe aH-waathar oouita| 8. Ineraaaing ineome with
. . . . Bill |Farnier, one of Lnfleda ing home ownerahip.
promlaing candioatae for the'
If
i
ineieaa-'
tA wedding whkh came aa a tor-
priaa to their fManda waa that of ICiaa
Iwa Lomae Adair to Chkida S. Ab^
iMthy of Hickory, N. whkh was
aoMimiaed on FMday^aftnnoon at'the
of the bildah father, J«hh E.
Adair, wkh Drr D. J. Woods as the
olHeiating minlaUr.
lOas Inax Blakely and Thomaa R.
BeChtme of Dwthune, were united in
marriage oo^tfae evening of Dec. 25
vat nhe home of the peiaote,
Mr. and Olra. B. B. Kakdy, who re-
elde near hem.
Tuesday evening at the Fbat Bap-
iet church' Mtes Emmie Dunlap Robe
eitaon fnd John T.' Ballenger of Sen
eca, were imited in marriage, with
Rev. Edward Lone offk^athig.
Bowl Results,
whd went eowhoy . . . Gteraaon’s oige
team evidentiy needs something to
make H a winning corabhiatton. May
be Banka -MieFadd^ Joe Blakiek, and
otbeis from ChaRridinNi ‘Wirhobter
1h| TitfM quint to hat year’s speed
Welo^ to the 1P40 baMcetball
k’a a fine sport and interest
ing to watch, lha Blua Stocking
baoMisa plana for the Mtanto contestiMcFadden ah tigged op^as a two-|wn
ham failed to inaiterjMiM.
denwon OoHege, ' k now known
from^ Seat% to Key Weat.and Ifrom
New York to Loe Angeles. The
Oomrtiy Oentiemca from.South Caro
lina heat a great fooClatll team in the
Ckdton Bowl game New Tears Day
and made the ^lorts beadhnes the
nation over. It waa a ChrMing, bril
liant game, a . victory for whM the
Tigers had to fight every- minute.
And we are {irood of ’em, of Mie-
Fadden, of ThMoons, of EMook, od
diarpe, of Fritta, and of aR Che rek.
And we MW thankful for a pleasant
afternoon at the .radio kst Monday.
■ The last Imae of the dinton high
school Sentmd listed the aU-oppon-
1840 tennis team *('«hkh la
tag to knock over some h% taama this 'in moral values and human -welfare.
objedtivea , vriH be
il?** ^ ^ *;delved into 4u detaR and eapanded
BiU comea^from Tatapa,*,^ ^ govrnoia’ contarenct yeara-and he's
Flon^ f*®'|veske in NaahviRe, Tmn., January 26
• 'FwMueat PwUue we ham^ conference on interatate proh-* Wendell WBfcie—-Ilf you
m IM, U Mm «»,( Bo«i. Buk.-^; .■ 1^ tort*,
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mlUmrnm
quintet wHl' soon be on the waipath
^ New Yotk. Ac. 80. - Aifted E.
a^ funous baaketeernig • • • .The ^gmith; Democratic cancKdote for prea
big intramorsl boxing tournament '
wW soon be here. -wiCh eore muadee,
blade eyes, and tender noses for the
P. €.' freobmen drafted for the team.
want a
. . take
WendeM WBkie. He’s n Democrat, I
2 Tr* 17 n-«nrlR i Understand—he cximm from Indiana,
1 CmiS lUlOyiyii^ jend, there aren’t many of Chose out
A1 Smith Thhiks d. d. y<««
- would make a good mam.”
iPresidmitial PMsibUitieb For P»oi V. McNiM^”MeNu«t I don't
In. ' hnow much about.”
in smiiomy, Hopkina^and Attorney Oan-.
eral Murphy—"Too New DarfUi.” , j
PosCsnaater-General James A. F\ar-j
ley—"I don^ thkik Jim senously con
siders ihiroaelf n candidate.” 1
1940 Discussed
Interview.
— No Dust
— No Ctfaikm
u
For cold that IS CLEAN
and BURNS up CLEAN—
PluMie 62. ^
C-W-S Guano Co.
Pfeta
’’Red” Copdand
r
Teams A. & M.
Tulane
Oathoik
Arbone State
On. Tech
kRaaonri
I
demson
Boston
SouthemXTal ...
Tannesaee'
7 0 0 7—14
0 0 7 6—13
jant toam chonm by Che state cham-
South Acc^ts
’ID’s Challenge
0 0 0 0— 0
team whkh hidndea aome of die ont-|E1even Governors Plan Progress
In Ten Fields For the Dawn
ing Decade.
THE CHRONICLE'S
WANT AD RATES
atanding players in South OaroMna,
an deven that would be as good as
any other eleven that could be pkked
0 0 0 0—^0 ^fi'wn all dm high school teams in ‘the
‘state, we believe. However, it would
7 7 7 0 ^gx lhelp a lot if two or due^ of Clinton’s
" 7 0 0 0— 7'own players could be innuded on the
‘team.
Carr of Honea Path, and Jtai Ehiin-
ton of Lakeview, bodi bsMks and cap-
tains of tbeor respective teamc. iwerei
<he osdy ptayors chosen unadmnualy.
The team: enda: Hardin (Easley);
taddaa: iNaMey (Easley) a^ Giitli-
rie (Gaiftiey); guards: McDonald
(IMkevievr) mnd Owum^ (Gaffnay)^
R. £hrii«ton; baeka: J. El-
0 6 0 0—6
.... 0 8 0 0—8
0 7 0 7—14
0 0 0 0.. 0
Ic per -dord for flrst
tien; five iasertiatts far the
price of four. Minim am charge
ISe.
Cards of thanks and tributes
af respect, Ic a word, payrUc
ta edvanee. Minimum 50^
%
FOR SALE^Ona muire mule. Weighs
shout 900 tie. C. B. HoUand. Ip
uC-
jhOOfDBNT INBfURANOE TICKETS
ooet only 25c a day, pay up to
15^000. S. W. Sumerd,- Pbonee 80 and
St.
H'-
FREE—Need any dkt? Yours for the
moving* Gee Red Oemns, Breeay
Bhiff. - ' Ic
PLANTS — PLANTS — Nice i^oat-
proof Cabbage PlanCa and White
Bermuda Ookm Plante. Also Onion
Sets, En^ish P0it '*%nd Llghtwodd
Kindling. Blidcdy BrothMs ^Seed
Store. Tetephone 188. Ic
R^nUYED OR S10IJ£N-.Wliite Ba-
kiiao SpRs puiH>y> Obout six montha
cid. Any one having information con-
antaud please notify Vi
^^Rorria,
St
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ip
REAL ESTATE
- - FIKE uid LIFB
INSURANCE
LOANS
financed on real
, Estate
B.H.B0YD
Telephone No. 6
Clinton, S. C.
AtlanCa, Jan. 1.—Catdiing up the
challenge of a dawriing decade, ^ven
SoOthem gommors dedkat^ the
1940’s to a campaign for balanced
prosperity in the South.
Already weN out of the one-crop
era, these state nders are detMvmned
upon wtirildng a bsdanoe that will
equalise ecupe -wHh Hveetoek, jfaims
with fadboriea, and economic gaini
with progreae |p fwman Welfaito.
^ Eadi exOMtive issued an identkol
prodamakio^ iaymg ten foundition
^ « « aHla on whkh to bnild a decade of
Ttagton ('ijaaoevMW, 'Jmcob (Tuom-i__
l<uasi«^7- ^ I South to celebrate aduevement pf
•Dots and daghea: BiM After, the|***?JP®*f' .
fitoe Stiodekms’ wouiv temua coach,^ j* nmior campaign
ia MSSrVetonurOoadi Lonnie South^ govemors cotrferen^,
McMiRian in whsppuw the P. C. baa-'!?*?^^, pMt^ sucoe^ m ^
ketbuH team into almpe foy the cur-j^^*** ^ parity freight pe
^ eampaignen axe Governor E. D. Riv-
_ _ era of Georgia, chapman; Prentice
CROSS HILL BOY PLACED ioooper of Tenneaece, FVsmk Dixon of
Alatoma, Fred Cone of Florida, Bur
net R. Qlaybank of South’ Caiolina,
IN COLLEGE VOLUME
Burt L. Mitchell, Jr., of Cross Hill,
a senior at Wofford coSege, has re-
beiit seleetod fn ”Wlio’a Who
In American Uidveraities and Ckd-
kgea,” according to an anmounoemeDt
made by the authoritiea at Wofford.
Young Jlkdidl » outatanduig in
extra*«arrietdar activMeo - at tlie
MeduxBut inatatution, having been ee-
ieetad for maiqr poato of importanee
there. j
In addition' to being selected in
"Who’s Who,” Mitchell is a member
of the Ckudiale litorary society, the
Stratford Players, the (Mrd, Scab
bard and Blade, Blue Key,- aaerstary
of the senior daaa, and buaineaa man
ager of The Old Gold and Blade, stu
dent newiHiaper.
He is a candidate fpr the badhelor
of asts degree.
' Advantages of direct airmail 8er*|sive system whereby every communi- doua extent that there is libMe
vice would be provided to this com- *y the country regardi^a of aixe, that it would be aelf-sustatatag
Vmuaity'aad neighboring towns aad 8®®6’‘*P^y* one anothOT
Clyde R. Hoey of North Carolina,
ari E. Baiky of Arkanaas, Hugh __j geography, jM^ximity to one another in a short time.”
mke of Miammnppi, W. Lee O’Dmi-* , T ^ tadlrties; may have the Since the program waa aubmitlml
iel of Texas, Bari Long of Louisiana, c™ »*"<»>■ • tentative plan for the opportunity of being ou an airway, to the government, inquirtea ham
and I«on C. Philiips of tHdahoma* eatabliahment of air pick-up feeder ^Thit can now be elTectivefly aecom-.,been received frAi conujiuuitiea
Qttng “the ga^M tradkkmsaf our routes in this area similar to thoee plisKed through the air pidc-up, whkh throiq;hout the country as to bow
mf operating in Pennsylvania, West.**" apUy described as the ‘air-^they would fit a simtcm,
urri reaouroM of w ragnm, the «®®P: nj—everywh^. land requeuing mforpiation on the cs-
needs of our people, aad the high op-,Delaware, it- m. ko^t a feeder network this kind twblishment of air pidi-up Hnes ia
portunitiee of our thnea” the gover-: stated by Postmaster R. L. Plaxico. * properly coordinated with the trunk their localities, the reauH tlmfc
nors projected a plw to balance: “The development of an adequate lines,” Mr. Plaxico continued, ‘tatafl an effort haah^ made to dcoKin-
1. Money crops, uicludiiig forestry, jair feeder system to tap this rich ter- and express could move to and from strate how the system would fuuctioa
whh foods, /eed and fertsHity crops, trltory does not simply mean the ere- any point in the United States in leas by mappiiw out sai^le feedar 4iiiea
2. AM crops with liveatodc, consist-1 ation of new air lines thaCwill serve,than 24 houcs. Such a system provid-i around fhffsrvnt ah- terminah, and
ent '^Mth found land use. |only the more populous centers,” Mr. •ing such a service would stimulate the'this area was among Gioac selected
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MORNINGS? 1
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P^and see the results.
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RI^NS
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Al^G MACHINE RIB
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__ _ IN MBMORIAM « *
PASCAL M. PriTS
Whereas, Paacal M. Pitta, w^ dkd
<Hi the 80(h day of Novesnber, 1M9,
was a kiyat and active member of the
Clinton Liona club and waa outstand
ing in the prompf, efficient and vig-
orouB perfomance of all dotiea and
tasks assigned to him by the dub;
Whereas, he, by his oomhict and ex
amine, merhad and had the admir-
jation and affectionafte regard of each
and every one of the meanbers of the
Clinton lions club;
Whereas, the town of Qinton. has,
iq Ms death, lost one of its most val
uable and usef ul otixens;
And whereas, each of the members
of the Clinton Lkms dub feejs that,
in his death, be has lost an intimate
and understanding friend, and his
passing lias brought eorrow and sad
ness to each of us;. »
Be it resdyed by the Clinton Lions
dub, in regidMi meeting assembled:
1. That.in 0^ jRath of our fellow
Lion, .Paa^ mSi'mbtB, this club has
lost a moat valuriile member 'uhoee
usefid services both to this club, and
to dus community were outstanding.
2. That in his passing each of the
members of this did) has lost .a be-
lofkd friend and comrade, and each of
us has a personsd ffding of sorrilw
and sadness beoauee of has death.
I 8. That this dUb extend its heart
felt sfympsithy to the members of his
ifamHy in their loss .of a d^^roted hus
band and father.
4. That two copies of this reaolu-
tliMi be sighed by the prsdMeot and
(ha ascratary of (his dub and that a
eopy of tbs same so dgned be de-
Mvarad by iha teerstary to thq^jaife
of Uoa Paacal M. Fitts, decessed. '
6. Tbit a aignsd cop^^of this reso-
tatioa hs. spread 19M} the minutes bf
(his chib and (hak a full page ki the
tninute book of 4|Mt dtd> be, and Is
hsreby deihostod to the memory of
lion Pascal M. PRits, decaased.
6. That a eof^ of this resolution be
pabHahad In Tlie OintMi Cbronkle.
Adopted by a unanknetis vote of
msHibera of the Cltaton Lkna
Pixx^km progress with mar-i Plaxico said. "It means a oomprehen-! use of the airmail to such a tremen-*for this purpose.
JUST TAKB sss Im4 a( a 1940 Foatiac
aadfoaTjhaaw wk|i aaoeoriag Aaaarica
acclatan k dw stfla saassrioii of dm
ftosa dus spaikUag Icoot-etMi
wkb ks distiactivc Stiver Streak to the
gracebiUy moulded tnmlCk's gos whi||
it takes to be the Natioo’s Nwnber One
^aty. And mstching tkiat beauty b
infinitely more thao yoc'd ever expect at
a price so close to the lowe^ arich and
luxurious inferior; added room born of
added laagtk aad wfakb; Sa eagioe that
wocka sdradaa wkb svacy aaila sad
evary fflloa of
sW
Hate’a a low-priced car
diM s4tp(i you right up into the head
of the “cUts.” Better go see btodsyt
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tsUtm htistA M rsil r^tn, tSdU mA ktmItAxts (if
99y), ifitMmMi >idtmiUtin, ar.d
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