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THE CLINTON CHRONICLE^ CLINTON,
NOTES
HEALTH
FROM COUNTY
RQl
DE
PARTMENT
uab of the community m tiheir dfoita
to improve iihdr home oondttkms.
A.
Dr. J. L. FenneH <tf Wataiioo» bt-
comes the ex^ininx diokiui for. Hm
HmM
CMMty
depaiiraeot's
A house to ‘house sanitary survey
of the town of Cross HiH was made . ^ r«iWin^ iv
durin*: the past week by die Laama Proas Bwl replact^ »
County Health department.
tailed sun’ey showed
for improvement of
conditions.
The County Hesflth
offering its services tqj^dje
Tbe de
a definite need
home sanitary
THURSDAY, MARCH
^Tou have no doiibt ootioed that the
little **4mA box’* carried on the front
page of yom^avorite newapaj^ laxw
—■ ‘il.'^Jjaat year nt date
O. T. AUtord, eiho has moived h> Sa-
The oonferenoe is Held, at Croas ^ ^ »in i i- iw.**-.
Hill oommnnity aeaMh center the
PEOPLE
VQUKNOW
Misses Helen Foster and Sue Wy-
Ik;, atudenAa at Winthrop coliexe. Rook
era!
Mrs.
days with the letter’s mother, jsidtar, Mrs. C. A.^WaShttv
Irene Pitts, belfore xoinc tofhxtte. '
hiXItm/
Union to make their home. Mr. Hol
combe will tbe oonnecsed with ithei Tex-
a* company. '
Misses Peccy Spnmt, Jans Wricbt
and Snookie Parrott, who attend Win
throp Adlefc, spent the w«h-endi^f*<»* ^ attended •the
with the former’s moither, Mrs. C. «» >^7 everrinc.
Miss Mae Dicus had as her week
end xossts Misses Catharine Meadors,
Alice RjMKs, Jidia Lane Walliee and
Sana Carmichael all Wintfarop atu-
soswf Riy
department
individ
' until one o’clock.
CASINO THEATRE
ftw the countyls ’40 record is better jHifl,'swone^w^-end iruests of Mr. and I Stone. . j j
lirv A A— than ’89. All drivers ahoufld exeitiMrs. W. L. Jones, and attended the!- J. A. McLain and J. W. Pack were'
l3 ond J-Tnday of e^ month from eJeven pwcantloo to see that the im-jAlpha Psi Delta sorority dance Friday'quests of ‘Mr. and Mrs, J. J. Cald-i
jproved record is maintained ttmough- evemnx- Iwell in Spartanfburx Saturday. ‘ « s
loot the year. This little waminx box! Mr. and Mrs. Rahdi Hokomibe, for- Miss Annette Mooriiead had m her
I is carried from week, to week to warn merly of Atlanta, are spendinx sev- week-end guests Misses Violet
jail moborishs to be careful, 4» avdid: * Hughes of Wkahington, D. C., lObio-:
and reddess drivinx — to;f>br would resuneot tl\p issue and lyn Cooley of Camden and 'Marjorie)
MONDAY AND TUESDAY,
March 11 and 12
“Everything Haippens
At Night”
With SONJA HENIB, RAY MIL-
LAND, ROBERT CUMMINGS.
Broadway
Theatre
ice-and-snow
alone can Rive! ^
Comedy, “Oo! La-l.a.” ,
“Jesse Crawford At the Organ.
“Modern Methods.” “News.”
10 A. M. .Show—MONDAY.
10c and 2.'>c
every poesible effort to protect 1 have ^ people vote upon it, presum- Crawford, stddenta at Limestone cd
and save human life. 'ahly with the hope ttmt it will he lege, Geffhey. ,
0, - jgiyen approval. What the ckisensl Mr. and Mrs. B. L. Kiii« and Mies,
MONDAY AND TUESDAY, Democraits have this year se- ^ given rather than this pro- Emma Adams viaMed the former’s-
March 11 and 12 jieeted OhicagD for the “big political I»^ •• opportunity fkir a dai^bter, Mrs. Hamy ‘Phillips and
fyt thp T JSW- show” to be held in Jdy, wh^ will »traig1it vote / on the wet-dry issue.|Mr. Phillips, hi Spartanburg during'
l^KIUn VI UBW promin** politicitiM «<*«• ««n tW qowtiOT of in1v.l,'aie put »«k. |
less _ of 4fie nation for the nomhukting co«i- ^ state operation of liquor stores. Miss Maude Sunserel, Virginia!
venhkin. *18116 means, of eeurse, the »**** »n opportunity is now provided Sumerel and S. W. Simierei were viii-'
group that will hold the limdight *'®*’ ^ • pending house biH already tors in GreenvUle the past w^eek and|
the hradest notoe mil be paaeed by the senate. The responai- attended a /showing of *^ne With
The Wind.” |
Mr. and Mrs. R. P. ‘Chapman hadi
I With GEORGE O’BRIEN and TIR-
“RED LANTERNS
ON
ST. MICHAEL’^”
By
DR. THORNWELL JACOBS
A great historical aavri af
Sooth jCaroUna, with Chariea-
ten as the
%2J60
Now Oa Sale At
SHiith’s Pharmacy
A reel story—her beat! Mysterious gINIA VALE, ^ ^
danger! Romance and excitement ex- Gunsmoke over the sagebraah as'and make the hradeat notoe mli be pawed by the
ploding into laughter!. And . . . shim- the Iron Horse roars westward! Reiga|poMtioianB on government payrolls ^ t^be gen
mering ice-and-snow surprises she gf terror in rival towns—aad a yaapg'with fat salaries and seeking to bold l^ive the voters
i« UVU90 vin sii-eapy i
senate. The responai- j
meihL^embly la to '
the right by a direct]
lawyer riding oot of nowhere with a!what they have. The heeds of the vote to speak on the liquor question, as their iweek-end guests Miss Heieit
book in his hand and a six-gon ea his poweifid city machines will predomi- S^ch balloting can only be provided Hembry, Mrs. Frances Prady, Miss | m
hip! Action every minate ia this hot-lnaite the convention, for ‘their chief ^ legislature. Are the mem- Mabri Huckaby and Miss Walla aH‘.
paced drama of the rugged IdJfs! ioonoem is not over principles but over ^raid to let .the people be beard abudents lat Lander college. » I of Colds, take 666
Special Added Attraction — “JOB|the re-eleoting of the New Deal crowd o'™ issue? ‘ (Mrs. R. E. Jone^ is visiting her Liquid Tablets—-Salve—-Nose
LOUIS vs ARTURO G O D O Y; in oflTioe to help their machines and j —— — ^ -: - -'
VVFDNEStaY, THURSDAY,
March 13 and 14
“Remember The Night”
Mith BARBARA STANWYCK.
FKKi), MacMl'RRAV. BEULAH
BONm. STERI.ING HOLLOWAY.
Ever} .xfcne. every spoken word so
achingly true you find yourself laugh
ing. crying, hoping, for the happineis.s
of the sw ellest people you ever met.
Also Selected Shorts.
Feature ti^gins: 2:47, 5:05, 7:18,
and
9:3(1 A. M. Show—WED.NESDAY.
10c and 15c
vs
FIGHT’ with highlights
in slow motion.
I “Ski Birds” with P^e Smith.
' “Movietone News.” »
10c and 20c
10 A. M. Show—TUESDAY.
COLDS Cause Discomfort
For quick relief
the misery QQQ
Drops
FRin.VY AND SATURDAY,
March 15 and 16
“The Hunchback Of
Notre Dame”
Starring CHARLES LAUGHTON,
THOMAS MITCHELL, SIR CEDRIC
HARDWICKE. MAUREEN O'HARA
and ALA.N MARSHAL.
Out of a storied day of mystery
and intrigue, of pomp and poverty,
of strength and superstition, comes
the strangest .most colorful story
ever told. Relived on a stage as vast
WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY,
March 13 and 14
“Joe And Ethel Turp
Call On the President’
With LEWIS STONE, ANN SOTH-
ERN, WALTER BRENNAN and
WILLIAM GARGAN.
“Escape To Paradise” |
With BOBBY BREEN and KENT
TAYLOR.
“Monkeys Is the Cwazieet People,”
with I.iew Ikhr.
9:30 A. M. Show—THURSDAY.
10c add 15c
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY,
March 15 and 16
oDic Fury”
With RICHARD ARLEN. ANDY
DEVINE and BEVERLY ROBERnTS.
“DICK TRACY’S G-MEN” Noi 7.
Comedy, “Oily To Bed, Ofly To
Rise
of Um figbt^soe that no monkey-wronohes are'
tihrown inito the “machinery” through,
whrith they hold their jobs and pditi- <
cal mfloenoe.
Incidentally, as the Democraits soon
march upon (^»cago it is interesting
to note that fifteen preeidenti^ nom
inees have been named in that impor
tant polrticai metropolis, and that
this year’s convention wall bring the
total to 16. Nine O'f the 15 chosen
there so far have been elected:
Abraham Lincoln, 1860.
Ulysses S. Grant, 18*68. *
James A. Garfield, 1880.
Grover Cleveland, 1884 and 1892.
Benjamin HarrisO'h, 1888.
Theadore Roosevelt, 1904.
Wiliiam H. Taft, 1908.
Waaren G. Harding, 1920. /
Franklin D, Roosevelt, 1932.
&x Chicago nominees who have
faded of election are:
George B. M<caClellain, 1864.
James G. .Blaine, 1884.
William J. Bryan, 1896.
William H. Taft, 1912.
Charles E. Hughes, 1916.
Herbert Hoover, 1932.
as history itself, this immortal drama , _. ,
now becomes the first truly tremen- ‘ *”*
decade! -
dous spectacle in a
“OREGON TRAIL”
“News.”
Saturday's F'eature
4:29. 6:5(1. 9':19.
lUc and 25c
No.
WWl Rogers, America’s favorite
with The 3 Stooi^, Two comedian until his tragic death a few
“The Watchdog” and "The ago in an airplane accident, is
“going back home,” an announcement
from the widow of the cowboy says.
,His body now lies in Glendale, €ali-
Kk; and 20e
COMING SOON— ^ ^
“VIGIL IN THE NIGHT,” “BROTH-,
begins: 2:00, gR RAT AND THE BABY,” “RUL- Oklahoma, the place ^ his
ERS OF THE SEA.” “RETURN OF wh^ he had «-
THE INVISIBLE MAN.”
pnessed the ‘hope he might spend his
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ikast years among his own folk. His‘
<in A <gmn mtffie; Nie;
crypt to be buitt on «lhe brow of a.
fam bearing the gray stxme memorial |
whirii Oklahoma built in honor of her |
favorite son. The decision is based on l
ttast lure that often expresses itself
to go back ,to ohildho^’s days at
the end of life’s journey. Some day
“I am going back home.” That desire i
of Will’s is also beW by many others
who are bound with the tenderest of
ties to the spot of their youth.
Music lovers from all over the
I Southeast, 3600 in number, jammed
the handsome Winthrop pc^ege audi
torium a few nights ago to hear a
oonoeit by Richard Orooka, leading
tenor of the Metropolitan Opera com
pany. The sight was an mapiring one,
every seat in the large auditorium
j being taken when the curtaon went
up, and the audience broke into a pro
longed round of applause for the man
who has won the hearts of music k)v-
, era tliroughout the world. The pripted J
pregram for the evening oaHed fof 13.
nruntbers, ibiit members of his enthu-|
siastac audience clapped aiKl cheered'
to bring him back to sing seven en-i
cores. His peasonality quickly won h»
listeners, and his generous responee!
to the '^mand of the audience for
added numbers gained him a warm
{place in the theapts of the great audi
ence, the Winthrop giris especially,
! who during (the intermission swamped |
ixs dressing room clamoring for a
close-up glimpse or autographs of the
nattoo’s No. 1 tenor.
Crooks is an American sing^er who
has x<^® rii^t to the tap and has
won didtinetkm not only in this coun
try, hrt in a worid tour. The story |
of his success is spectacular. As a
boy aoprano in hw native Trenton, j
N. J., he first triumphed at the age,
of ten when he sang in an Important
araskal festival. Conoing to New York
after the World war, he at once be
came a sensation in concert, veeitiiU
and as soloist with orchestra, and his
sritaequent trsnscontinevital concert
tows each year, have acriaimed for
him the title of “one of the woridNi
sing^
Governor Maybank has come
for« referendum vote ia <tht August
election on thijee issues hy which the
rtaie nay rsise mbney with which to
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tax, the use of funds from the sale
«f aoloiaobUe license ph|les for stgte
purposes, and owncsidrip and toler
ation by the state tof liquor 'stores.
it’s a prttty safe bet ttsHt once the
votera face ‘these thias pxopesats at
the faattot box they will all he IdUed
as they riiorid be. The .medicine need
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money to nieet the apfMwpriathm MB,
but a cutting down «f cafenesi to
tiie stated ineonsa. Thq latter
tiwt cf m wtoto «riBK ia
eiatiat^ bqtior atoras,. wai reoeaiiir
kilM by the senate. Ifew tbe fpvar-
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