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THE CLINTON CHRONICLE, CLINTON, S. C.
THURSDAY, JULY 25, 1940
REVIVAL SERVICES
AT LONG BRANCH
Revival services began Tuesday at
Long Branch Pentacostal Hol^ess
church, with Rev. O. E. TaylOT of
Laurens, in charge. The services will
continue for ten days, and begin each
evening at 7:45. Special music will
be rendered by the Taylor quartet.
McCullough Enters,
Congressional Race
Greenville Farmer To Opiiose
MISS LOUISE JACOBS, daughter
.TV n til 1 Jacobs, of Cal-
Bryson On Republican Ticket' vert avenue, a student at ^ Con-
In November Election. j verse college summer school of fine
arts, was presented in the annual
No IndispensiUe
Man Says Willlde
Republican Nominee Thinks
Roosevelt To Talk About Lot
of Democrats.
"V
CASINO THEATRE
South Carolina’s revitalized Repub- students' recrtal in Friday at the close
lican party produced six candidates: of the present summer session. For
for congress yesterday, among them; her number on the recital program,
James D. McCullouidi. prominent!Miss Jacobs played a piano compo-
farmer of the Princeton section of; sition,; “La Fileuse,” by Raff. This
thing as the indispensible man.
“The very essence of democracy is
that it develops initiative and the
energies of men."
In his talk at Greeley the Repub
lican nominee obeerved:
“There are few peaces in the world
where we can gather as we do here
today—uncontrolled by anybody."
He said he thought the American
Cheyenne, Wyoming, July 23.—! way of life never Could be,preserved
Wendell L. Willkie, enjoying himself j«f people followed political machines,
today in the “whoop-it-up” atmos
phere of Cheyenne’s frontier days!
luniicr ui ulc j "-'''"’-I ”— rodeo. Jovially observed that Presi-
Greenville county who once ran I fall Miss Jacobs will return to Con-, Roosevelt’s comment
A Delightfully Cool Retreat
From the Hot Summer's Heat.
against the late Congressman J. J. verse as a member of toe Jumor claw | have aimounced aupport
iMcSwain as a Democrat. colleges school of mmic, toi^^j. showed “that Hie presi-
The 49-year-old brother of Green- continue her work towards her de- j thinking of something be-
I vine’s Mayor C. Fred McCullough ac-^**^ ® major in piano. affairs of state.’’
cepted the nomination preferred by'
^ ■ REV. W. N. LONG, pastor of the
MONDAY and TUESDAY,
. July 29 and 30 ^^e state Republican executive com-,
“TArriH Tnnp” mittee by telegraph from Fort Me- First Baptist church and REV. MAR
w A M M Pherson, Ga.. Where he is attending ION MOORHEAD, pastor of the Ly
pfr Ainv the Business and Professional Men’s dia Bytist church attend^ the an-
vimS^^‘ Military Training camp. Sund^'school meeting of toe
DKMNE. HELEN VlNSOl!^ . Laurens County Baptist association
Nut ice the temperature rising? All^n o*' Friday. The meeting was held
Thiit s .just Jimmy and Ann and Pat late Judge and at Bethany church .near Gray Court
puttin' the heat on ... in tneir South McCullough, is marri^ and was presided over by toe Rev.
terrific! sons. ^He has oi^rated on® the, president of the as-
largest farms m the county since he .r
Birthdays
And Anniversaries
The Republican presidential nomi
nee let go some of toe sharpest Jabsj
American way! Si! Si! It’s
Si' Si for yourself!
i retired from business 10 years ago.
sociation. Mr. Moorhead also took I
Cartoon. “The Milky Way.” * Pari ou the program
A Crime Dw.sn t Pay story. “Pound He attended Porter Military acade-
Fnniich -Nows" my, Furman and South Carolina uni-: „ ,,,
HI A M Show MONDAY i versities. and saw active ser\’ice dur- Friends of MR. and MRS. B. W.
HI A, 5>now—MMiNUAY. iCROUCH, JR., and their small
Ific and 25c plus 3c Fed. tax
WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY,
July 31 and August 1
“On Their Own”
r THE .TONES FAMILY. MARGUER
' ing the World war.
daughter, DOLLY, will be interested
His name will go on the straight ® ♦ko
he has delivered at toe New Deal and
President Roosevelt siMnr beginning
a pre-campaign vacation in Colo-'
rado.
I ^ ‘
He told a platform crowd at|
Brighton, Colo., that “In this country ‘
there is no such thing as toe indis-|
pensible man.” J
At Greeley, Colo., he told another
station audience the United States
would go “down toe same road as
toe totalitarian states” if the people
follow political “machines.”
He mentioned specifically “the
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Haselden
will celebrate a wedding anniversary
Wednesday, July 81.
Mrs. John D. Davis has a birthday
Saturday, July 27.'
John ^ase, spn of Mr. and Mrs.
T. M. Sease, will observe a birthday
tfunorrow, July M.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul K. Hamum will
celebrate their first tteddlng tnniver-*
sary tomorrow.
Miss Evelyn Ramage observed a
birthday Sunday, July 2L
Virginia Caroline Addiaon, dau^-'
ter of Mr. and Mrs. James Addison*
will be one year old tomorrow, July
26.
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Mills celebrat
ed a wedding anniversary Tuesday,
July 23.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert P.' Wilder
have a wedding anniversary today.
July 22 was the U^day of Mies
Nancy Owens.
Sylvia Anne Warrm. daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Claude Warren, is two
years old today.
Today, July 25, is the birthdky of
Mrs. Ciary Meitin. *
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_ I to know they will move during the. Kelly-Nash machine and toe rem
week to Newberry. Mr. Crouch is
being transferred there by the state
highway department with which he
nants of toe Pendergast machine and
toe Guffeys.” | |
At toe Frontier Park rodeo arena,
Republican ballot, which his new
found party insists all disgruntled
Democrats will have to support if
they want to vote, against a New
Deal third term and for Wendell L.
ITE CHAPMAN-.-JaiiN QUALENjJiiaiikie for president,., - ^
CHARLES JUDELS. and CHICK Mr. McCullough will not returni^^^g^jj mI-s. E. C. Taylor of this city.! have "pledged ‘ support''‘t(rhlm told'
j reporters:
has held a position for a number of; Willkie, commenting on President
years. Mrs. Crouch is the former > Roosevelt’s press conference remarks
.Miss Margaret Taylor, daughter of. this afternoon on Democrats who
Professional Announcraiarrt
OPTOMETRISTS’ OFFICE HOURS:
Dr. Felder Smith, Dally, 4 to 6:30
Dr. Duncan S. Felder, 6:30
other Hours By Request.
Phone 29 ' .
For Appointment for Eye Bxfunination, Prescribing apd
« Fitting Glasses.
CHANDLER.- -
“Saps At Sea”
i from Fort McPherson until August
8,^.and does not expect to begin ac-i
MISS MARY STONE, was the “The president is going to make
With STAN LAUREL. OLIVER ne?‘of"X^lmocra^tfr prUary^^^^ interestmg letter toe| remarks about a lot of Democrats_^-1
HARD\. JAMES FINLAYSON, BEN R. Bry-
other day.from Sta..Cmz,--Manila,!fore this campaign is over. ThisH^
TURPIN.
• THE GREEN LIGHT” No. 10.
9 3(! A. M. Show—WEDNESDAY.
10c and 15c
Phillipine Islands. The letter was [shows that the president is thinking!
son an.d Representati\e Virgil EvansNeives H. Roxas, ajof something besides toe affairs of
until September 1. seventeen year old native of the is-i state.”
Other Republican
'Second district: M. .B. Cross, Eu-
Ernest, Wal-
Pendleton,
FRIDAY and SATURDAY.
August 2 and 3
“New Moon”, iiawvute.
With JEANETTE MacDONALD,j Third district: A. F
NELSON EDDY, MARY BOLAND, halla.
GEORGE ZUCCO. H. B. WARNER,’ Fifth district: C. F.
GRANT MITCHELL. ICheraw.
The King and Queen of Song—glo-j Sixth district: C. B. Ruffin. Bishop-
riously together again ... in a red- [ ville.
blooded romance ... of moonlight The narpes of the candidates will
and music . . . love and danger ... be entered in the general election on
buccaneers and beauties! ^ a ticket also containing the names
Cartoon, "Wedding Belts."
“Popular Science." Latest News. ,tors, named at the state convention
Saturday s feature begins: 2:24.'in Columbia in March and who are:
-I u I^'^ds who is only 4 1-2 feet tall and
nom.n^s named by the executive „ She obtab-
committ^. |ed Miss Stone’s address from a friend
First district: Mrs. John E. Messer-hoping'that
vey, Charleston
they would become pen pals. She en-
At Brighton Willkie said:
“I know it was a series of circum
stances that caused me to be nomi-i
nated for president. {
I know there are thousands of!
closed in the letter a photograph of! men qualified for my position, public
a nipa hut such as the native farm- or private.
ers live in and the surrounding fields
which they cultivate. She also sent
a Phillipine/foin.
Vacationists furnish the most inter
esting news to be heard in this tor
rid weather and the ten day trip
that MRS. ALMA McKEE and chil-
“In this
coiui
try there is no such
of the Republican presidential eloc-! and J. D. Mc-
4:42. 6:59. 9:17.
10c and 25c plus 3c Fed. tax
KEE are taking sounds delightful.
First they will visit their daughter
and sister, Mrs. Grady Evans, and
Mr. Evans in Salisbury, Md. Mr.
and Mrs. Evans who are also va-
Broadway
Theatre
First district: J. Bates Gerald,
Summerton. and Mrs. John E. Mes-
servy. Charleston. . . ...
Second district: Marion W. Sea-'‘rationing will accompany them to
brix)k, Sumter, and W. B. Daugher-' Boston, New York and the fair and
tv Sumter | other famous piomts for sightseeing.
Third district: A. M. Morris, Pick-' ^
ens.
/■
MONDAY and TUESDAY.
July 29 and 30
Gaucho Serenade”
»4
We noticed in a»dally [Kiper that
Fourth district: George Norwood, i is spendi^
Greenville. JSb* summer with relatives m Woodr
Fifth district: A. N. Sifford, Clover. ^ greeting i^ts at tot rtt-
Sixth district: C. B. Ruffin, Bishop-
Gray
Funeral Home
CttntoB* S. C.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
•••kitd***
EMBALMERS
Ambaianee Service
Phonee 41 and 399-1
L. RUSSELL GRAY aad
V. PARKS ADAIR, Gcb. Mgra.
Summer Specials!
STRAW HATS - - Now $1.00
$5.00 SPORT SHOES Now $$.95
$5.00 WHITE SHOES' Now $3^5
$2.98 SPORT SHOES Now $249
$2.98 WHITE SHOES I Now $1.79
$1.65 NEW ERA SHIRTS Now $145
$140 BATHING TRUNKS Now $1.00,
$1.00 SUBIMER PAJAMAS - Now 89e
$1.00r SPORT LEATHER BELTS Now 69c
50c SPORT LEATHER BELTS Now 89c
25c WHITE POLISH Now 10c
TROPICAL WEIGHT SUITS - Now Reduced
James Pitts
Phone 64-R
CLINTON, S. C.
ville.
I
I Kennedy Offers
ceptjon given on last Wednesday,
July 17, honoring her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. John A. Skinner on their
Golden wedding anniver^ry.
i
With GENE AUTRY, SMILEY
BURNETTE. JUNE STOREY. DUN
CAN RENALDO, SMITH BALLEW,
MARY LEE.
Public Cowboy No. 1 in another
Headm'’‘iL r®'“aciron Laurens Man
— pi_ J. W. MILAM telling us of his son,
ror 1 reasureri J- W., Jr., of Kings Mountain, N. C.,
[formerly of this city, being on a!’
i week’s trip to Cuba attending toe
ridin to the rhythm of the range!
Hear Gene sing: “Gaucho Serenade*,”
“The Singing Hills” and “A Song Atj
Sunset.” I
Cartoon. “You Oughta Be In Pic-j
tures.” “Popular Science.” “Mechanix i
Illustrated." “News.” j
10 A. M. Show—TUESDAY.
10c and 20c 1
ters Race for Two Years of
Unexpired Term of Late D.
Roy Simpson.
H. Lawrence Kennedy, well known
Laurens business man, announces
himself in today’s paper as a candi
date for county treasurer following
the opening of the lists for that of
fice by the county executive com
Little LYNN COOPER, JR., thinks
an airplane ride over to? ocean on a
recent trip to Myrtle Beach was toe
“highest spot” of all.
Free! Free!
WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY,
July 31 and August 1
“Gangs Of Chicago”
MacLANE. LOLA LANE. RAY MID-!
DLETON. ASTRID ALWYN.
“Girl In 313”
Chatting with MISSES DOT PIN
SON and ANN BLAKELY, who were
returning from the daily 9afety school
and driving lessons. Dot tells of see
ing a white squirreL in Greenwood,
mittee. Mr. Kennedy, like oth€^ who j on a recent visit there. Upon in
may enter this race, is ruling for vestigating we learned that these
the two years of toe unexpired term, very light gray squirrels are scarce
j in our-¥icwwty4Ht4^e-fipefiev
' is known as toe “cat” squirrel is
1 QUART OIL
Mr. Kennedy-is a native of this qoi^e common in the lower part of
the state. They are a little larger
than our ordinary dark gray ones
county, a son of the late C. E. Ken
nedy and Mittie Henderson Kennedy,
FLORENCE RICE, KENT TAY-!*^*^® of the substantial and jhi^ly re- which romp so shyly among the trees
LOR LIONEL ATWILL KATHER-^^*"^®^ families of toe upper part of.ajong (.j^y streets.
the county.
For 10 years Mr. Kennedy was, MISS VIRGINIA SADLER, and
INE ALDRIDGE:
Popeve Cartoon, ‘‘Females Is
Fickle.”
9:30 A. M. Show—THURSDAY.
10c and 15c
McCoy’s is giving anouiL ABS(M.UTELY-
FREE One Quart Oil with each Five GaUons
FRIDAY and SATURDAY,
August 2 and 3
“Taming Of the West”
fies me for toe position I now seek,
states Mr.-Kennedy. “If elected I
promise an efficient administration of
_ _ the business of the office and a
With"BTLL ELLIOTT and IRIS j ^
MEREDITH public at all times, he added m
Adventure fans eagerly awaiting j announcement.
his newest gun-flaming hoof-thun-| rroiTr^ir
dering exploits on the thrill-swept, IILlUKEi IKULlk
connected with Laurens banks and brother, RUFUS, and JOHN MIM
since then has bwn engaged in gen- NAUGH are attending the eighth an-'
eral office work. “This experience! nual South Carolina tennis tourna-
over a number of years well quali-j ment being held in Darlington this
of McCoy’s R^[ular Gasoline purchased from
our station located in Clinton.
danger-stalked Western plains will
applaud the “Taming of the West,’-’
made for lovers of red-blooded yarns!
LAST CHAPTER — “ZORRO’S
FIGHTING LEGION.”
Cartoon, “W’at’s All the Shootin’
Fer?” Also Comedy.
10c and 20c
TO VISIT COUNTY
week. There are about one hundred
entries. Miss Sadler and Rufus are
competing in mixed doubles, John
and Rufus in Junior doubles and
Junior singles. Miss Sadler is rank
ed 4th in toe ladies class of the
state,. Monday both Miss Sadler and!
Rufus won in their singles matches.
D. E. Tribble Co.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
...jiftdi...
EMBALMERS
Lkensed Rmhelaiere, Cemflrte
Medere Eqelpmeal
Day Phene
94
Night
K 253 er 2S5
arC.
The state board of health’s motion
picture tru^k will be in Laurens
county for toe week July 29-August
2. The truck is scheduled to show
pictures on child development, care,
and health at each of the following
places:
July 29—Goldville colored school,
6:30 p.m.; old Goldville auditorium,
8:00 pjn.
July 30 — Cross Hill high school,
8:00 pjn.
July 31—Watts Mill community
house, 8:00 p.m. (after prayer meet-
City Enrollment
, Stands At 1,417
e
Remanb«r, ;^ten you buy gasedine from a
McCo]r’s Service Statimi you will be getting a
High Grade Regular GaseJine wilb t^ same
octane rating as any other regular gasedine.
Enrollment of the Clinton Demo
cratic club reached 1,417 before the
books closed Tuesday, L. B. Dillard, i
who serv^ as secretary, stated yes-j
terday. This is a slight increase of:
41, toe total enrollment two years’
ago being 1,376. I
ing).
August 1—Gray Court-Owings high
school, 8:00 pm. :
A picture on syphilis oontrol is
scheduled to be shown at the Laurens
community hall on August 1, at 1:00
pm., after the Rotary lundieon.
White men of the community are in
vited.
The picture also will be shown at
the following places:
Augqst 1 — Mt. Carmel colored
school, 9:00
August 2—Gbldville colored sduxd*
6:30 pm.
August 2—Old Goldville auditori
um, 8:00 pm.
All showings of both pictures are
free, and to to* public.
Dr. FsMer Satth
GAS 18c PER GALLON
Dr. Dncaa S. FsMw
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Specialhto In
Eye Examinations
Drive in and Let Us Rll Your Tank Today
O0lea Beers:
Dr. SmItiL Dally. 4 la 6*Jt
Dr. PaMar. Dally, t:M la 6:90
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