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Pace Four THE CLINTON CHRONICLE Thursday, October 16, 1932 EXPLAINS AUTO LAW * i Hip new S. C. Safety Resoonsibil-j ity Law. in force Jan. 1st, is of con- j ccrn to every auto owner. As a public service and without obligation, we will be clad to explain the new law.| { Cattle Winners Listed Laurens County Fair - » ; JIM- WOLFE Automobile Insurance Underwriters James E. Wolfe Agency AUTO — FIRE — CASUALTY 103 S. Broad St? ' Phone 610 CLINTON, S. C. Only Three Games Set In Slate During Week Football fans will have to con-| tent themselves with rather slmi fare this week—three games. And apparently none of the three can do much to improve the pal-1 try overall won-lost showings of the state teams so far this season, as two of the games match off- t'ing state elevens. Clemson and South Carolina are t of this week’s picture, .after psided losses to Southern grid-1 an powers the past week as they! egin their usual long preparation lor their State Fair game here October 23. Four of the state teams tangling! among . themselves condense their | offerings- to- two games. Presby- ~ r TTCTm T.’l'tortn 1 r v ^—-Lhividsnn here ^ Friday night. Furman, an upset 25-14 victim j of Stetson, meets The Citadel i which registered its first win of ihe season at the 18-7 expense of I Newberry Saturday night. Thei Furman-Citadel game will be at 1 Orangeburg’s county fair Friday j afternoon. Wofford, clobbered 54-7 by Au-j bum, will be at Newberry Fiday night. South Carolina absorbed a 37- ) 7 lacing from Duke, ranked sixth in the nation, while Clemson was! sloshed around 54-13 by powerful! Florida in games Saturday. Records of South Carolina’s sev-1 en college football teams after the! fifth week of the 1952 season: W L Pet. 2 2 S. Carolina Furman Wofford Newberry Presbyterian 2 2 2 1 2 2 3 2 Clemson The Citadel 1 3 1 3 .500 .500 .500 .400 .333 .250 .250 Dr. W. W. Adams VETERINARIAN 614 Musgrove Street Clinton, S. C. Phones: Office 958 Residence 991-W AROUND THE VERY NEXT CURVE or at the next intersec tion, there is always the possibility that your car might injure or kill some one. Protect yourself against loss with Automo bile Liability Insurance. S. W. Sumerel aetna-izer Tele. 80 Jacobs Bldg. The Dairy Cattle show' as a fea ture of the Laurens County Fair held the past week, was classed by judges and cattlemen as the best ever held. More titan 125 head of cattle from this and several ad joining counties were shown. Dr D. W. Colvard, of North Carolina State college, did the placing before a large audience. Listed below are the winners in the various clesses: Best fitted animal: Milton Nal- ly, Laurens, first; Margaret Greenwood, second; H. S. mgton, Laurens, third; Bradford | Coleman, Saluda, fourth, and Betty | Smith, Greenwood, fifth; show-- manship: Ted Coleman, Saluda, j first; Betty Earle Sloan, Spartan burg second, and Badford Cole man. Saluda, third. . Aryshire show, senior calves: AJex Simpson, Cross Hill, first :i Landolesa Farm, .Laurens, second j and third; and H. L. Simmons.' Ware Shoals, fourth; Junior year-, lings: Landolea Farm. Laurens. > iu;st ; and Wilfm-d Simpson. Crossj and j: Hill, second: senior yearlings; Ji™-! fourth my, Simmons, 1 -Ware Shoals, junior chtmrrpron. - first:' L,andolea, Farm, j Laurens, second and third, two-. year-olds and over: Alex Simpson, Cross Hill, junior champion, and grand champion, first: and Lando-; lea Farm, Laurens, best uddered, j second. Guernssey Award Guernseys, open show, four- year-olds and over, Thornwell Farms. Clinton, first: Charles; Teaguo, Newberry, second; Tedi Coleman, Saluda, third and Betty Earle Sloan, Spartanburg, fourth: junior show, three-year-olds and! over; Charles Teague, Newberry,! .first; Ted Coleman, Saluda, see-! ond; Betty Earle Sloan, Spartan burg, third: and Hyett Chpaman, Laurens, fourth. Open show, three-year-olds: W. W. Thompson. Ware Shoals, first and Hyett Chapman, Laurens, sec ond; open show, two-year-olds, Thomas A. Rankin, Saluda, first; • William Coleman, Saluda, second;! Ted Coleman, Saluda, third;' Bates I Harmon, Spartanburg, fourth! and [ Jo Ann Ogle. Spartanburg, fifth; I junior sHow, two-year-olds, Thom as A. Rankin, Saluda, first; Wil liam Coleman, Saluda, second; Ted Coleman, Saluda, ithird; Bates Har-, mon, Spartanburg.' fourth: and Jo ! Ann Ogle. Spartanburg, fifth. | Open show, senior champion, Thomas A. Rankin, Saluda, who | also won the junior show, senior! champion. Open show, senior yearlings, Bobby Wert. Spartanburg, first; I. M. Smith, Kinards, second; Thorn-1 well Farms, Clinton, third; Terry] Westbrook, Spartanburg, fourth; I. M. Smith, Kinards, fifth, and The- j ron Long. Saluda, sixth; , junior; show, senior yearlings; Bobby Wert, Spartanburg, first; Terry! Westbrook, Spartanburg, second;} Theron Long, Saluda, third; Wil liam H. Hawkins, Saluda, fourth, | and Louis Settle, Spartanburg,; fifth. Open show, jr. yeariings: I. M. Smith, Kinards, first; H. S. Bock-; ington, Laurens, second; Thomas A. Rankin, Saluda, third; Milton Nally, Laurens, fourth; I. M. Smith, Kinards, fifth, and Bradford Cole man, Saluda, sixth; junior show, junior yearlings: H. S. Brocking- ton, Laurens, first; Thomas A. Rankin, Saluda, second; Milton {Nally, Launens, third; Bradford Coleman, Saluda, fourth; Bobb^j— Jean Crowe, Spartanburg, fifth. Open show, senior calves: Ted Coleman, Saluda, first; I. M. Smith, Kinards, second and, third; Thorn- well Farms, Clinton, fourth; Thom as A. Rankin, Saluda, fifth, and William Coleman, sixth. Other Winners Junior show, senior calves: Ted Coleman, Saluda, first; Thomas A. Rankin. Saluda, second; William Coleman, Saluda, third; Charles Teague, Newberry, fourth; and Harry Coulter, Laurens, fifth. Open show, junior calves: I. M. Smith, Kiriards, first; Thornwell Farms, Clinton, second and fourth; Bradford Coleman, third; Alfred Boland, Newberry, fifth; and W. W. Thompson, Ware Shoals, sixth. Junior show, junior calves: Brad ford Coleman, Saluda, first; Alfred Boland, Newberry, second; Eddie Jones, Laurens, third; and Billie Lathrop, Newberry, fourth. Open show, junior champion: Bobby Wert, Spartanburg, junior show, junior champion, Bobby 1W e r t, Spartariburg ; Thom as A. Rankin, Saluda, junior show, grand champion and open show, grand champion; open show, best uddered cow, Thornwell Farms, Clinton; open show, get of sire, first, I. M. Smith, on the get of Boumeisle Prince La Noca Jay, and second, Thornwell Farms, on the get of McDonald Farms High Nestor. Jersey Ribbons Jerseys, open show, four-year- olds and over: The Willows. Green wood, first; and Robert Ruff, New berry, second; junior show, three- year-olds and over: Betty Smith, Greenwood, first; Johnny Foy, Spartanburg, isecond; and Robert Ruff, ifrewbertfy, third. Open show, three-year-olds: The Willows, Greenwood, first and sec ond; Betty Smith, Greenwood, third; and Johnny Foy, Spartan burg, foiirth. Open show', two-year-olds: Greenacres, Joanna, first; Margar et Smith, Greenwood, second; The Willows, Greenwood, third; Patsy Goff, Greenwood, fourth; Gene Marler, Laurens, fifth: and Lance Wilson, Spartanburg, sixth. Junior show', two-year-olds: Mar garet Smith, Greenwood, first; Pat sy Goff, Greenwood, second; Gene Marlar, Laurens, third; Lance Wil- Joanna, second, fourth and fifth; Betty Smith, Greenwood, third; and Sam Settle, Spartanburg, sixth. Junior show, senior calves: Da vid Parr, Newberry, first; Betty Smith, Greenwood, second; Sam Settl.e Spartanburg, third and fifth; and Robert Ruff, Newberry, fourth. Open show, junior calves: Green acres, Joanna, first; Sammy Wea- ghington, Greenwood, second; The Willows, Greenwood, third; and i Buddy Woods, Laurens, fourth. Junior show, junior calves: Sam my Weaghington, Greenwood, first and Buddy Woods, Laurens, sec ond. Open show', junior champion: Melvin Gowan. Spartanburg; jun- son, Spartanburg, fourth; Benny; jor show, junior champion, Melvin Smith. Marlar, Laurens, fifth!; and Robert i Co wan, Spartanburg; open show, Brock- Ruff, Newberry, sixth! i grand champion* Greenacres, Jo- Open show, senior champion; • anna; jr. show, grand champion, Greenacres, Joanna, junior show, 1 Margaret Smith, Greenwood; open senior champion, Margaret Smith, show, best uddered cow, The Wil- Greenw’ood. | lows, Greenwood, first; and Mar- Open show’, senior yearlings: The | 2 are ^ Smith, Greenwood, second. Junior yearling bulls: C. D. Snipes Greenwood, first and sec ond: and George E. Wasson, Lau rens, third. Summer yearling bulls: Lawson Brothers, Clinton, first; Joanna Hereford Farms, Joanna, second; and R. Floyd Pitts, Joanna, third. Senior bull calves: North Creek Hereford Farm, Joanna; junior bull calves, Shay Hinton, Lauens, and J. E. Nix, Fountain Inn. Two bulls, owned by exhibitor; Shay Hinton, Laurens, first; C. D. Snipes, Greenwood, second: Law- son Bros., Clinton, third; and Jo anna Hereford Farm, Joanna, fourth. Senior yearling heifers: Shay Hinton, Laurens, first. Junior yearling heifers: Shay Hinton, Laurens, first; Joanna Hereford Farm, Joanna, second, thir^l. and fourth; and L a w’s o n Bros., Clinton, fifth and sixth. Summer yearling Hinton, Laurens. Snipes, Greenwood, second; Hen derson and White Hereford Farm, Owings, third; and Lawson Bros., Clinton, fourth. • , Senior heifer calves: C. D. Snipes, Greenwood, first; Lawson Bros. 1 , Clinton, second; and Joan na Hereford Farm, Joanna, third. Junior heifer calves: Shay Hin ton, L a u r e n s, first; and C. D. Snipes, Greenwood, second. Two females owned by exhibitor: Shay Hinton, Laurens, first and second; C. D. Snipes, Greenwood, third; Joanna Hereford Farm, Jo anna, fourth and sixth; and Lawson Bros, Clinton, fifth., Get of sire: Shay Hinton, Lau rens, first; C. D. Snipes, Green wood, second; and Lawson Bros., Clinton, third. Pair of yearlings: C. D. Snipes, j Greenwood, first; Lawson Bros., I Clinton, second; and Joanna Here ford Farm, Joanna, thid. Pair of calves: Shay Hinton, Lau- heifers: Shay Irens, first; and Joanna Hereford first; C. D. Farm, Joanna, second. Willows, Greenwood, first; Jimmie Willis, Fountain Inn, second; Rob ert Ruff. Newberry, thid; Jimmy Cantrell,'Spartanburg, fifth. Junior show, senior yearlings: Jimmie Willis, Fountain Inn, first; Robert Ruff. Newberry, second: Jimmy Pressley, .Laurens, third; Cantrell, Spartanburg, Open show, junior yearlings: Melvin Gowan. Spartanburg, first; T The''WiTTows, ‘"Greenwood, Melvin Gowan, Spartanburg, third; Benny Marlar, Laurens, fourth; : Robert Eaui Goff, Greenwood, .fifth; and xhe Willows, Greenwood, sixth. Junior show, j:u n i o r *yearlings Melvin Gowan, Spartanburg, first; and second; Benny Malar, Laurens, third; Robert Earl Goff. Green wood, fourth; and Walter Pitts* Newberry, fifth. Open show, senior calves: David Parr, Newberry, first; Greenacres, Open show, get of sire: The wil lows, on get of Louisoxford Jester £ Basil, first; The Willows, on get of Louisoxford Aiming Wonder, third: £ and Greenacres, on get of Nicotine •• Hart Dottrina Sir, second. Champions Shown Although the number of cattle 8 exhibited was not large, quality held up. Shay Hinton, Laurens, « showed the Senior yearling bull, SH Royal Princeps 4th, to the « Wo*hcrH' ,hampionship ’ ^ D> Sni P es °f i $ " Greenwood, had the reserve cham- pion, BHF Advance Domino 10. Shay Hinton went on to capture Champion and Reserve Champion *,* • ,* #.♦ *% •% ♦ ♦ ♦> ♦ ♦ ♦ * ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ * ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦♦ > ♦ % *y *•* *•* *•* ** ** *•* *■* *•* :: 8 , Fresh Country Day Old Eggs AT JOE’S ESSO BROUGHT FROM MY FARM EACH DAY Lady Princeps 23, Princeps 3, respec- female~on SH and SH Lady lively.. Other winners in the Hereford; £♦ show' are as follows: Senior, yearling bulls: Shay Hin ton, Laurens, first; Law'son Broth ers, Clinton,, second; and C. D. Snipes, Greenwood, third. Curb Service—you don't have to get out just blow your horn. of your car— joe c. McDaniel Phone 128 8 # ♦.* *.♦ ♦.* *.♦ ♦,* ♦.* ♦> • ♦ V# ♦♦♦♦ V# ♦• V# ♦♦ ♦♦♦♦♦#♦# v # ♦♦ ♦ ♦* #♦ ♦♦ ♦♦ ♦♦ ♦♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ «»<«+% ♦ ♦♦ «> V# «*#«w# v« Say "I Saw It In The Chronicle" — Thank You! 77?A, it/ KAISER SAFETTOIISTCM New ‘S3 Kaiser Manhattan 4-door sedan White sidewall fi)et and Dual-Range Hydra-Malic optional at extra cost. At last—a beautiful car that puts your safety first! 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