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THE CLINTON CHRONICLE, CLINTON. S. C
\Thufsdoy. November 28, 1940
FIVE VOLUNTEERS
FROM COUNTY
TO ENTER SERVICE
REV. C. C. VAUGHN
ILL IN HOSPITAL
BMffS.. ABOUT
The Rev. C. C. Vaughn, pastor of
PEOPLE YOU KNOW
Gray Court Completes
}00% Sewage Disposal
The citizens and town officials of
Gray Court are to be congratulated
I the Bush River and Goldville Bap- _ _
Four white men and one Negro j i5 3 ^ . %/• •- | for their achievement in obtain^
from this county will report to Fort hospital, Columbia, where he was Wcck-Cnd TTipS . . VlSltOrS.lOO per cent approved sewage dis-
Jackson December 5th to wgin a pgrriej week in a serious condi- Iprtcni within the town limits.
year's military training under the Held in the highest esteem by
selective service (draft) act it has ^jj know him, Mr. Vaughn has a
been announced.
wide circle of friends who will re-
The last football game of the sea
son in Clinton will be played next
Wednesday, December 4, when Clin
ton hi^ and Thomwell high will
lock horns in their annual encount-
i This is the first rural community,er.
Miss lYances O Danie^ a^ memi^riin toe coimty without a public sewer Both teams have impressive rec-
CLINTON, THORNWELL
PUY HERE DEC. 4
WAI^fiB’S ”
Fin^ERAL HOME
Clinton, S^C.
•LOEED PBOPLI
rOE COLOEED PEdRiB ONLY
Day MS^Pbonea—Nlgiit lit >
Eev. tf: W. Walker. Bfauger
Clinton Board No. 50, will furnish learn of his illness
two men—both volunteers. Chair
man R.jJ. Pitts stated yesterday.
They are: Elton Wallace Wilkie,
ords this season and are about evenly
matched. Considerable interest is al-
white,* Gray Court, Route 2, Order Woshington SCGS It
■NT^ lOIQ- Willinm Rhr'wHps ■ Bur- ®
THE NATIONAL SCENE
No. 1233; and William Rhodes Bur
ton, white, Laurens Route 2, Or
der No. 2298.
The three other volunteers from
the county will be furnished by
Laurens Board No. 49. Washington, Nov. 26.—Scrutinizing' ^iken.
The men to be inducted into ser- election returns and applying the
of the school faculty in Rockingham, j system where each property owner,
iN. C., Mrs. R. N. White and daugh-|in cooperation with toe mayor and —
Iter, Carolyn, of Winston-Salem, N.C.,;county health department, has pro-iways centered in toe meeting of the!
arrived yesterday to spend toe re- ^ vided satisfactory facilities for sew-1 two local teams and toe weather i
'mainder of the week them par- age disposal as a public health safe-1 permitting, a large crowd is expected
1 ents, Mr. and Mr^ A. O Daniel. ■ guard. hand when the whistle!
IVIiss Vir^inis DillsrOf Coiccr col", ProDcr sAnilstinn uzai^A**
'lege student, sj^nt toe Thantegiving supply are toe basic principles
; holidays with her parents Mr. and health ^
I Mrs. S. G. Dillard. She h^ as herlpj^jgg ^ hoped that o^r
blows to drop the curtain on toe
’40 gridiron season.
guest Sunday Miss Betty Driver of communities in the coim^ b^t i
jOf 100 per cent sanitation soon.
vice volunteered recently and be-i Friends of Mrs. S. M. Pri^ wiU be, H. R. PERKINS, M. D.,
cause they were the first to do so ™„babilitiL ot the future, the best! ^0“^ H«.Uh Officer.
anH aitsn the first to Dass 'he reauired transferred to Boyds store m J!.asAey,i
she
and also the first to pass 'he required Qyajifje<i observers in Washington'* store ,
examinations, they form the county’s 3,.^ succeS^to her posSlhi^iS. A. PlttS NoW Wltfl
first contingent to camp. ^.jt3j topics which will engage the mVaof "ivpw- I kiiiill r*
for men is expected 3^tention of the 77th congress will be uLrJT ° ^ McAlister of New McMlIlan-COOper
The next call
to he received in January.
labor and agriculture.
The election of November 5 was
berry.
R. E. Sadler, Miss Virginia, Rufus
S. A. Pitts, who has been connect-
Aiit: nrtjuuii ui i^uwiiiuci «j wad , « , j j xi. ! * wtmssj uod uwn COnnCCl-
SUBSCKIRE TO THE CHRONICLE carried by the labor vote. The elec-l®“^ Sadler atte^ed the Furnn -ted with Timmerman Motor company
The Favorite I’aper In Clinton Homes toral yotes obtained by* the Republi-' GreenviUe Satur- for the past several years'as sales-
years as sales-
CASINO THEATRE
MON'D.W AND TCESDAY.
December 2 and 3
'The Ramparts We
Watch"
.March of Time’s First Full-Length
Feature Produetlon
Thrilling! Because it doesn’t pull
by* the Republi . ^ . _ __
- can candidate came chiefly from Sadler remained for toe man, has accepted a similar position
riculture. The situation thus created dance given at the college in th with McMillan-Cooper Motor corn-
puts it up to the administration to evening.
try to find new ways of bringing the Mr. and Mrs. Eric Barnes, Miss
farmers of the Middle West back into Elizabeth and Jack Barnes, Kohn
the Democratic fold aiid holding Barnes of Anderson, and Mr. and
them there; and it gives the Repub-1 Mrs. C. E. Barnes of Kings Moun-
licans and the anti-Ncv.’ Deal Demo-'tain, N. C., were guests Sunday of known concern,
crats a definite target to shoot at, in Mrs. Eric Barnes’ sister, Mrs. F. D.
trying to convince organized labor Young, and Mr. Young in Lake City,
that all Republicans are not enemies Mr. and Mrs. Lamar H. Nelson of
of the working man. Niceville, Fla., spent the Thanksgiv-
Warning To New Deal ing holidays with the former’s moth-
The loss to the Democrats of the Mrs. T. J. Leake, and Mn Lwke.
•**wirv*
pany and entered upon his new du
ties Monday. Ut. Pitts, who is one of
the oldest automobile salesmen in toe
city, invites his friends to visit him
at his new quarters with this well-
Thc Rnmparls'Wc Wdlfli >oiid block o7'"~rnI3-T^estern agricul—, Mr. nrrd" Mrs. Nelson and Eliz—
IS a now kind <''f picture for this new* tnral states from the Canadian bor- <^beth Nelson visited friends in Spar-
kind of world! It s a thrilling, grip- ^er down to Oklahoma, taking in tanburg Friday.
ping drama—showing what America Colorado on the west and Iowa on Miss Virginia Sadler, who spent
can do when it gets roused, and it fhe east, is considered here as a defi- the Thanksgiving holidays with her
shows you. too—by showing electri- ^ile warning to the New Deal that its parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Sadler,
fying .sequences Irom the notorious agricultural policies have not been had as her week-end guest Miss
Nazi propaganda film, “Baptism of satisfactory to the great bulk of the Christine Cannon of Hartsville. Miss
f’Tre — that America needs to get farm population. Sadler and Miss Cannon retuimed
Boy Scouts Officers
To Meet Friday
aaaaaaaaoaoaoo
S«n4 for FMC rocipo l>ook. AddroMi Ruio*
ford lokinf Fowdor — tox f, Runford, R. I.
Featuring
WOOL SOCKS
By
Interwoven and
Holeproof
JAMES Pins
A r^lar meeting of Clinton difc
tnct officers TtoSnScouts will be held
rou.sed again today. We w’arn you,
you won’t sit still through this pic
ture. Don’t miss it!
Selected Shorts. News.
10 A. M. Show—MONDAY.
10c and 28c
There is little doubt that strenu- Sunday to Coker college where they,
ous efforts will be made to remedy
that situation by amending the AAA,' Visitors recently of Mr. and Mrs.
and the thought is rising in Republi- S. B. Loftis and family were Mrs.
'can minds of the possibility that James Waldrop, Misses Lillian and
Senator McNary’s farm program, Lola Waldrop of Campobello, and
which was highly favored in toe pre- Landrum, and Mr. and Mrs. J. B.
Roosevelt days, may again come into Loftis and son, Ben Dean, of Campo-j
its own. Though defeated for the hello. 1
• vice-presidency, Mr. McNary retains Friends of Mrs. G. P. Roberts wilL
his seat in the senate, with increased be sorry to know she has been ill at;
DR E W RAYMOND WALBURN, prestige; also, there are four more her home for the past several weeks. |
WILLI DEMAREST ERNEST Republican votes ^in the senate than Mrs. Carl Hovis of Rock Hill, a niece,!
TOfTEx there'were in the 76th congress. is spending a few days with her this,
Frauirc begins 3:46, 6:40. 9:36. Whatever the administration and week
at Florida Street school at 7:30 Fri
day evening it is stated by R. C.
Adair, district chairman.
At this time plans will be made
for the annual district meeting. The
committee is invited by Tom Plaxico
cubmaster, to meet and view projects
made by the cubs during the last few'
H. D. HENRY
1898-1940
F. M. BOLAND
I
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$15,000,000,000 worth of gold has
disapi^ared through destruction,
hoarding, or ship sinkings,
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WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY.
December 4 and 5
"Christmas In July" t
With DICK POWELL, ELLEN
//"
L I // congressional supporters under- Mr. and Mrs. Mike Caskey and son, |
InG QuOrtCrbOCk take to do to appease the farmers, Mike, of Seneca, Mr. and Mrs. E. E.i
With WAYNE MORRIS. VIR- therefore, probably will have to be--Ashmore and children of Charlotte,'
GINl.^ D.ALE. LILLI.AN CORNELL, clone with Republican assistance, and N. C., Mr. and Mrs. Tom Cooper and!
WILLI.AM FRAWLEY. if the Republicans play smart enough »on. Tommy, Mr, and Mrs. T. L.j
Feature begins 2:32, 5:26, 8:22. ’ politics they may come out with the Cooper and Lewis Cooper of this city,
NEW SERIAL - “WINNERS OF greater share of credit. were guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs.;
THE WEST' with Dick Foran. In the matter of the labor issue, ■ Russell Cooper.
9 30 A. M. Show—WEDNESDAY, the job before the Republicans, asi Miss Nelle Loftis. student nurse
Washington sees it, is to take an ad-!at General hospital, Spartanburg,
vanced position in matters of labor,spent Thanksgiving with her parents,'
lOc and 15c
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY.
a
December 6 and 7
i legislation and also in regard to ex-
Mr. and Mrs. S. B. Loftis. Accom
panying her home for toe holida/s
(cmptions from taxation of important
1-1 ij I g w* • • // industries. The Republican ticket, an-l were two classmates. Miss Blanche
I ne nOWOrOS of VirginiO alysts declare, was defeated by the Hawkins and Miss Mary Edna En
With CARY GRANT, MARTHA, votes of the workers in the great in-iloc*
SCOTT. SIR CEDRIC HARDWICKE, 1 dustrial centers. Miss Caroline Martin, who teaches
ALAN MARSHAL, and RICHARD' Interests Opposed? in Darlington, spent toe Thanksgiv-*
CARLSON. Members of organized labor groups iug holidays with her mother, Mrs.
Here is the real story of America’s had been sold on the idea that their A. V. Martin. She had as her guest,
birth! Stirring romance told against interests and those of the Republi-i Miss Julia Warren of Sumter. Also
the mighty ba(;k4rpB.„af an untamed,cans were diametrically opposed.*with Mrs. Martin for the holidays
wilderness and counties^ immortal Therefore, while Willkie carri^ al- were her soh, Edward Martin, Mrs.
battlefields!
News. Cartoon.
Saturday's feature
4:39, 7:01, 9:22.
begins 2:17
lOc and 28c
MONDAY AND TUESDAY.
December 2 and 3
'Angels Over Broadway
a
i most all the rural districts and small- Martin and children of Columbia,
!r communities outside of the solid.and brother, Edward Baniett, of
South, he carried only one city of Charleston.
more thaif four hundred thousand Miss Katherine Graham, librarian
population. That was Cincinnati, the at the Thomason, Ga., high school,
!6nly industrial center in which the Miss Elizabeth Graham, student at
Iworker^s are not thoroughly organiz-; Uniyer§ity of South Carolina, and
ed. It' is also one erf the tightest'Dr. Bothwell Graham, of Duke Uni
strongholds of Republicanism in'versity hospital, Durham. N. C., spent
America. ^ I the Thanksgiving holidays with their
Perhaps the best illustration of the'parents, Prof, and Mrs. Bothwell
way in which the presidential vote Graham. Thanksgiving day the Gra-
jwas distributed between urban and hams and Mrs. W. S. Bean were
rural areas w;^ in New York state, guests of Mrs. D. W. A. Neville in
Out of its sixty-two counties Mr. Newberry.
Willkie carried fifty^five; but the! The following were among Clinton
I tAhm^itat ^cven included three of the people attending the Furman-Clem-
ivi iL.Ht.LL. JOMW yuALLN. most populous buroughs of New.York’son game in Greenville Saturday:!
!• rom Ben Hecht, w'ho knows his 3j^jj gj-gg^ industrial Mr. and Mrs. John T. Youiig, Miss
Broadway a.s few men have ever of Buffalo, Rochester, Schnec- Henry Etta Young, Mr. and Mrs.
known It. comes this strange and Troy.. And in those coun- Ansel Godfr^, Mr. and Mrs. Ray-
wonderful ron^ntic drama of fouritigs the reports of all observers are 'mond Pitts, Mr. and Mrs. H. D.
people m search of a break a girl that it was the labor vote alone; Payne, Mz. and Mrs. J. Henderson
out of nowhere —a ^y who trims ^hich carried them for the presi-' PRts. Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Shealy,
; suckers and thinks he s tough, but jg„t. |Mrs. B. B. Ballard, Mr. and Mrs.
a playw'right trying to play .phg labor strategy of the “loyal!Clyde S. Lankford, Mr. and Mrs. C.
seeking the end of opposition” as Mr. Willkie has desig-'W. Anderson, Mrs. 'T. J. Peake, Mrs.
inated the coalition of Republicans W. A. Johnson, Dr. and Mrs. D. O.
and Independents, has not yet been Rh^une, Jr., Dr. and Mrs. M. W.
clarified. For that mattef*, the atti- Rrown. Mrs. R. W. Wade, Miss Kath-
tude of the Republican members ol .®*'^® Graham, Bill Wade, Mr. and
congress toward any kind of a pro-1 Mrs. J. F. Jacobs and daughter, Miss
gram in which they would not takefAme, and Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Hart
I the leadership is still somewhat sus- i oi GoldviUe.
picious. They don’t know how to fig- •
ure the political “amateurs” who MedlCOl AuxiliarV To
in tKa Will. ^
dLsaster.
Cartoon, “Prehistoric Porky.”
. “Shark Hunting.” “News.”
>0 A. M. Show—TUESDAY.
10c and 20c
WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY,
December 4 and 5
Block Diamonds'
r l
®
DEVINE, KATHRYN ADAMS ^*® who seem to be jpOnSOi PcnCilT DiiagC
MARY TREEN, PAUL FIX ’ R^uring on taking a strong hand in
L* C C \ >1 * ”®''^ opposition movement. . ' The Woman’s Auxiliary to the
DObiffS For bole * Amateurs Helped Laurens County Medical society will
With ROCHELLE HUDSON, Congressional pride does not in- give a b^efit bridge Friday, Decem-
GLENN FORD, MILES MANDEr’, ®R“® members to cooperate with any ber 6, at 3:30 at the community hall
ISABEL JEWELL. JOHN QUALEN.’ outside groups, and p^y regularity in Laurens. The public is invited to
Color Cartoon, “Sneak, Snoop and balks at making political bedfeUows attend, tickets to be sold for 25c. A
Snitch.’
9:30 A. M. Show—THURSDAY,
10c and 15c
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY,
December C and 7
/ i
out of citizens who were Democrats, prize will be' given at each table
or goodness-knows-whats before this Anyone d^iring further information
last campaign. To Mdiich the obvious may call Mrs. Geolrge R. Blalock,
answer is that the regular Republi
can organization under congressional 1
leadership didn’t get very far politi-{
/#
— /\£ 4.L t X.* // ®aRy until toe amateurs stepped In.
rioneers Ut tne r ronrier The suggestion has been made that
With BILL ELLIOTT, LI N D A {Republican Chairman Joe Martin,!
WINTERS, DICK CURTIS, DUB who was safely reelected to congress,
TAYLOR, STANLEY BROWN and has the chance of % lifetime to bring i
RICHARD FISKE. amateurs and pmiifegionals together'
Hot lead speaks the final word ... | to form a ,uoitdff%^t In prepare-
as iron men conquer the Golden tioa |qr toe inii^iiiiimpl etedtOBS
West . . . where a man’s life was of llw and the add faiildentoll
held cheaply . . . and a woman’s love 1 campeifn. That ttdi eai||.|>e done
was won dearly. (WjUpBiUt any cmondtiH^R to Mr.
“THE ADVENTURES OF RED VWIe as the 1M4 candidate U
R'YDER”—Chapter 3. ibdfKKd the shrewdest pol
Beware 0)11^
' fna cmaw cms
Tbat Hang On
Or90Q||ilstoci DFomotisr
—‘ tt' pMs.rifbt to toe seat of toe
a woeen
and expel germ
ireto aootoe
Comedy, “Barnyard Babies.”
Selected Short.
10c and .20c
troidila to idip
pUegae, and aid nature
and heal Taer..tender tofluned bnmdiMl
Bie omwn er FOR
in Washington, edio
nfwepaper correspoodents
eled on the WiUkic train.
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A useful gift. For style and
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interwoven
SOCKS
SCARFS
Correct styles and colors for
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HANDKERCHIEFS
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PAJAMAS
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SWANK JEWELRY
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a smart assort-
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