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THURSDAY^ FEBRUARY 29/1940
THE CHRONICLE'S
WANT AD RATES
le per w«r4 for ffarot insor*
tion; flvo inaortlom for tho
prko of four. MioiiOain ehorgo
2Se.
Cards of thanks and tributaa
of respect, Ic a word, payible
In advance. Minim nm SOc.
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N CHRONICLE CLINTON. 8. C.
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PAR SKvan
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PX>R RENT — Apartment on first
floor, with privwte • entrance and
i batji. Close in. P1»one 146-M.
IP
FOR RENT-xOne four-room house onf
Fergnson otreet. R. J. Pitits.
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FOR SALE—Two boxises in College
View, «n Young Drive. H«mp Boyd.
WANTED — Cood, reliable servant
for cooking and general house work.
Must be honest and neat. Will pay
well. 'References required. Apply att
Chronicle o(l^ or phone 299. let
' if
FOR SALE—One mare mule abi^
nine years dU. Weight 1100 Ibe.
C. B. Hoiknd. Ip
FOR SALE—Ctoe pair four^^jnear old
mare nralM, weighing 1,000 and
1,160. Also one Hackney wagon, prac-
ticaJly new, and other farm tools. See
Carl Owings, half mile of Eden road,
Gray Court, R. F. D. No. 1. Ip
WANTED — Quantity of field atone
for construction. Sizes 5 to 10-inoh.
Hamp Boyd.
SmtPBOHT OBOraSTRA, HAMS SCHWIEOSB. COHDOCTOB
The So|^((bem Symp^ny orchestra of the BcrKn State opera, which is October at the festival’s new orches-, The briUiant CMwert-master, Fred great e<hicational and cultural advaa-
will appear in Newbecry for a con- consklened to be the highest musical tra school situated in Ocriombia. 'C. Polnauer, is a Viennese and has tages and the spirituaj u|>tift wtdA
cent on Moiiiiay evenuig, March 11, at poet in Europe. Schweiger’s able con-i Other members come from Nortb had wide experience, having played comes through the hearing of grMt
the high actiol audMocrum. ducting of the New York Philhar- Carolina and Virginia and many have as ccncert-master in the Vienna Op-'music.
This is tbs first and only full-time | monk orchestra' last winter, and later j come from Philadelphia, New York, era orchestra and having ag^iear^ From indkations, the Ugh school
symphony onehestra, organised on a!the Nblknal Symphony at tfhe Colum- and other muakal centers. Most of last winter as soloist in Carnegie hall, auditorhnn will be fiHed wiMi 1
professional baaia, south of the Mason tbia feativai
last spring, marked him the first chair men have had profes- New York,
• of good musk. A spechd effort will be
FOR SALE — Milk^ed fryers. Apply
to Tbomwell Orphanage Poultry
Plant tf
e®BD IRISH POTATOES. Genuine
and Dixxm line and it was thought the W ooenpetent to organize and conduct sional ^ experience in Amerka and The concert in Newberry is being made to make it possible for as many
genarosiy of citizens of Columbia and an orehsatra of the highest caliber!abroad, some having (dayed in the sponsored by a group of business men schol chiklren as can to attend tlw
many o^r South Ckroiinians'which and to inteipret the greatest sym-
made the onehestra possIMe. The com-jphoak musk of all time. The person-
pany is composed of 60 aide musi-’nei of the Southern Symphony shows
number of talented South Carolin-
Metropolitan opera and New York who are interested in making possible, > concert at a special student’s pries.
I%ilhannonk orchestras, while others to the people of this section of the Advertising and ticket sale is behqi
come from outstanding muskal con- state, some of the finer musk of
servatories such as the Curtis Insti-.which only a symphony orchestra is
ilivs-t handled, hy the Newberry Musk cldb.
w • p Piwi'®*****' • numoer or taiented South C'arolin- servstones such as the Uurtis insti- whjch omy a sympnony orchestra is, ' . . ,
Bliss Chkken H/w P..u, 1 Conductor of the orchestra is Hans ians in its ranks who have been train-'tute of Philadelphia, and the acade- crpable. They realize, along with the organization dedicated to more and
dors Stock Powdera 'Tohai^ Dust'oondiKtbrting for their arduous task since last'mies of old Vienna. 'Newberry Music club sponsors, the better musk for all.
and Lightwood Kindling. Blakely ''
Brothers Seed Store. Tsiepbone 188.
FOR SALE OR RENT —Farm and
home. Apply in person. R. S. Gas-
kiHe, iQinton, S. 0. Ip
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LBSPBPBZ A.— TRIPLE^OLE ANEIX
We have Korean, Kobe and Sericea
THE SPORTS CHAHERBOX
By TENCH OWENS
''here, •who was celebrating his fiftieth joy the delightful party.
I tlirthday, a dinner was given Sunday at | i
'the home of his daughter, Mrs. Ploydl Birth Annoaacenictits
i PocleT’and Mr. Poole. The following j Mr. and Mrs. ‘‘Shorty” Hathcox an-
Jesse Abercrombie of North Green- chlidrtn and relatives were present no^ tlw birth of a son on Feb. 16
Lydia Mills News
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Hugh Gettys, IVedbyterian college the fights were worth travtiing far
litii Psas, Beet, Tomato and a Big
Assortment of Hower Seeds. Blskely
Brothers 'Seed Store. Telephone 188.
CHICKS—CHICKS. We have selected
Pure B.W.'D. Tested Baby Chicks.
.,3tarting Mash, Growing Matii, Lay
ing Mash, Grams, Feedm, Fountains,
Chick Tablets and Oyster Shells.
BlalKly Brothers Seed Store. Telc-
phone 188, Ic
G-nS. lu
en sma arnn. iw., ic M«xkn twAatlxUl C. (ridden tes i>een ehifted to
FROST PROOF Cabbage PLANTS, era k's all over now and no ha^jtbe south campus where the huskies
White •Bermuda Onion Plants, Red, feelinga, hot tiringz were certainly prance and cavort with vim and vig-
Yellow and Whit^ Onion Sets, Bnirr^cMkated there for awhile kst FVi-jor. Plenty of rough work has been
day night. The aetkm, as thrWing as|<m tite program, but Friday Coach
a Saitorday ser&l, tocA place in the‘Nixon joined the lads in a rousing
Leroy Springe gymnasium dutiiig the,game of touch football. Blocking,
baeketbaU game between Presbyite-
rianh Blue Stockings and •the Mlexko
City YMCA team.
A hip-and-tuck game between tb4
to the locker room. After the ipys-
tery was colved, the idayers had re
turned the game bad been reaumed,
aD4 the hiMabaloo bad died <do>wn, tbe
Mtowing ejqjtaiiatloii
around:
U. S. APPROVED GHiCKS —From
U. S. PuHorimi Tested R. L. Beds,
JBarred Rocks, White Bocks, Buff Or
pingtons. AM ftock passed by offkial
State SulBcting kj^th yys.
First hatch otf Jan. 17. Hst^ every
week. Mce |7.50 the 106 •delivared,
live deiivety guaranteed. Cheaper if
■called for. We ship C.O J). Fsnners
Hatchery, 906 Main St, Newberry,
S. C. tfc
FARM FOR SALE
418 acTM, known as the H. H. Bry
son or P. B. Baitey Farm, located 5
miles nottheast from Cttnb^ on tbe
old Clinton-Laurens highway, with
approximately 180 acres cleared, good
pasture with running water, and the
foRowing improvements: One 10 room
dwelling, 6 tenant bouses, feed bam,
storage house sad lotfaer outbuildingB.
(Elecricity available). Thia is a Fed
eral land Bank farm, wiU be sold at
a bsmgam and on yiwry easy terms.
Write C. A WUeon or CMyde T.
LsureiM, I fun. In ^ state, and many
S. C., for prices and terms. Ic
passing and running are the three
football elemente involved in play
ing ‘‘touch.” 'The bullet passes of
Charlie Mixon, rising soph back,
two quintets was sailing along caught the eye of this observer. M4x-
smoothly, -when'suddenly without op- on is rangy and i^urly ibeg whb a
parent rtUon the Mexkan playeni good eye and amazing speed on his
dashed oS the court and downstairs passes. He throws -them running in
ville academy, spent the week-end.
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Abercrombie. Glenn Kelly of Green
wood, was also a visitor in the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Abercrombie last
Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Brosm announce
tbe birth of a daughter, Ella Mae, on
week-end.
Miss Roberta Chaney spent the'
week-end at her home near Qinton.
Cecil McLendon vieited friends in'
Laurens Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Hinson and
family spent Sunday in Goldville with
relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Pace and Ron-
Mr. and IMrs. Emmett Neal and chil
dren, BriKe and Julia; Mr. and Mrs. iFebruary 23.
Grover Mclnville and dttklren, Peggy •
and Charlea; Ruby, darenee, WaBaoe! Friends of Miss Bemke Nelson wiR
and Eari Boyce, and Bfrs. J. B. Boyce.!be glad to know she is recovering
After a tempting dinner, Mr. Boyce'nkely from a bum.
was presented many lovely and use-J ' ^
ful gifts. I CARD OF THANKS f ^
We wish to express oin* sincere ap-
Ipreciation for the many kind expres-
almost any direction and with re-
nmikable accuracy. If only -he is el
igible next year, Mixon may provide
..., ..... the 1940 Bhw Stocking gridiron ma-
passeff^WW’^Mr « fMMt ygWIhg attack.
With J. C. Coleman, Jim Collim-, T'er-
Gettys, who had been posted out-!non Ohuneh and others to recrive bis
side, the gym te guard tiie players’[aerial contributions, iw« see no reaaon
dothea and equipment, heard a noise why such an oftfepse should not be a
inaide tiw lotAer room and raosived’grsat help in reaching pay dirt . . .
a boost from a fsUow atndsnt ao that Clinton high schoolh Red Devils are
aid spent Sunday In Enoree with rela
tives. ^
Misses Lois Fuller and Clara Elders
spent the week-end in Newberry with
fronds and relatives.
Misses Evelyn and Marjorie Mose
ley attended a Waahiiq^iton birthday
W. P. A. Pre-School Party
The pre-school children of the com-!*»<>»» of sympathy shown during our
munity enjoyed a Washington birth- receikri>ereavement in the loss of our
day party at the schoolhouse on Wed- ‘ h:^»nd and father. We are also
nesday morning. About 20 children|F™teful for the many beautiful floral
attmded and patriotic games -wereiOfferii^s and our sincere prayer la
played and semgs enjoyed. jthat God will Mess each of you.
Dainty refreshments were served] Mrs. W. C. Dobbins and Family):
and each child was given favors of t —
hatchets and candy. } SUBSCRIBE TO THE CHRONICLM
urday evening.
Lydia Mill boys
Shower for Mrs. Wood
ITaiaa Sab Tbs. grouag. gizia alaaa of 4he Bap
tist church suiprised their former
basketball team j teacher, Mrs. B. L. Wood, who is leav-
played Cross Hill Tuesday night, the ing to make her home in Kenhaw,
Lydia boys winning 46 to 17.
he could look in tbrougb tile window.
As be stack liia bead taaide, he re
ceived * beakby whack timreim from
a awarthy Mei^n atwdemt, who was
there (wltisoot Geittys’ knowledge) to
protect tbe visitors’ equipment and
who summoned his friend immediate
ly!
pfmaaM
footimU
up tiieir aecond week of.
fwaotiee ondu* Coach Wilder. |'
Several facea are missing from the
timmploM^ team, but enough mate
rial remains in the thirty-odd boys]
•working oht to do <H>ponenU plenty |
of damage. Shoulder piuls werej
donned last •week and wrrimmaging is'
Birthday Diaaer
In honor of J. B. Boyce, of near
with a miscellaneoos shower at tbs
Scout house on Satrrrdsy night, Feb-
ruaiy 24.'
About twenty were present to en-
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Play was resumed as soon aa the; scheduled for this week.
Mexico City boys were convinced
that khere was noting really wrong,
and itbe Blue Hose quint completed
a good season fay winning, 61 to 40.
WANTED
Experienced single aad double
needle operators. Must have expe
rience in garment factory.
NANTEX MFC. CO.
Greenwood, S. C.
Birthdays
And Annivmrsaries
LEMON JUICE RECIPE
CHECKS RHEUMA-nC
PAIN QUICKLY
FootbaH
Practice At P C
m
Spring foobbaH practice hes been
progress at Presbyterian coUege
for three and a half weeks and the
If ym ralhr flri.™ rfa«mMic, «■<*-1 **
ritis or nuritis pain, try this simpls i •*"Tt*”' ^ i
inexpensive homV recipe thpt tbiu-l
sends are U8ii«. Get a package Nixon and Be Moore, while
Ibere was a gnteral migration of,
Geptge Robert Blalodi, 'Jr., will be
from, out-of-wtate, to ColunAia llwt'one year old Monday, March 4.
week-end to see the Southern coitfer-1 Mr. and Mrs. John D. Dominick wiR
ence ohamplontiiip boxing tournament celebrete bheir 46th wedding aoniVer-
held in the University of South Caro- rary tomorrow,
line field house. Fro>m all reports, A. J. 'Milling observed a birthday
Tuesday, Feb.-27,
'Misi Eknily Martin had a birthday
Monday, Feb. 26. +
Mr. and Mrs. G. P. Roberts are ob
serving a wedding anniversary today.
ThornweR Dunliq;), Jr., will be nine
years old Mbnday, Maft^ 4.
W. A. Moorhead of Goldville, has a
birthday March 4.
March 6 ia the wedding anniversary
of -Mr. and 'Mrs. T. L. Cooper.
Miss Agnes Walden wiU observe a
birthday Smiday, March 3.
RuIEx "impound to^T Mix H wiA'Ohe backs aoc urider <?o^'’*Maiaonj of Mr. and
.a quart of add the juke of 4|airi June Bfaora. !*•”• Todd, wUl be two years
•troimie
lemons. It’a easy. No
and pleasant. You nsed only S table-
spoonsftd two times a day. Often
Irithin 48 hours ■ ■ semetimeaoveiTdght
/—aplendki results are obtained. If ^
pains do not quid^ leata qnd tf you
si all I Tha first scrimmage was
Ido not feel
'nothing to
druggist
bara gn
Ex wHl eoat yon
It is sold hy your
ap sbaolute moniqr-
Rn-Ek OonqMwnd Is
recommended by
-OWENS PHARMACY
Tuesday and aorhamagw wiH pro-| ® birthday of Mrs.
■raae until «he final days. March
when a fOH game wfll he played. !"*’• will observe
Msny gape have been made in the Tuesday, BCareh 6.
, see your
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iina and one In tiie backfMd by grad
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Dave Bole, tackle, Squfait Ehwha and
Buck Finney, gowd^ airi Billy Kee;
Friday, Feb, 23,^'wa8 the birthday
of Dr. Jade H. Young.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter A. Johnson
arill celebrate tiitir wedding anniver-
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rOTite, j Friler has a birthday
la the hacUneld only one man is L ^ granddaughter, j
beiiv loat, June Moore, fuRback and Ebsebeth 'IViwneend, will be seven
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nmA Gcad^ating also are four cap-
lable reeerviiL Sadler and Tyre,
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*rhe ftaihc^ have eeveral excel-
jlent proeptate .•oeting a|>> snd with
llaat year^Yeatiyee, ehocrid round out
[another tint HNile Hoqe team,
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years and tbs
open .<fis iVy mM-sea%on
a needed and
years old that day
Mrs. R. F. Kakely edebratsd a
birthday Fti>. 22.
Cornelia Harris will celebrate her
nth birthday on March 6.
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JACOBS '
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas D. Jacobs an
nounce the birth of a son, John DBl-
srd, on .Tuesday, February 27, at
Hays boiqiitai.
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old
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Last yeara team* won four, tlad tnro
and loot three, all against; bigger
eehools, for a very creditable reetenl
Johnson is well pleaaed-wltii
for the eoodag year and re-^l The trouble wi!|i Americane i* we
the e^tadbnra graiit'deal doht unrieratand the Oriental'Yhahd;
splrH aad.pfp for etitWyte io m^rrow-minded ebout Mte
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(Mr. And Mra. Marian Neal anneunite
■the btrflh of a di^hter, Mildred.
nette, on Fdbraaiy 26.
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