The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, November 29, 1935, Page PAGE EIGHT, Image 8
" *"? ' ? -.-J- ?* < - ?
i rrr WEEKLY BULLETIN 3===x?
SC. Game lFish Association
^/rij Statewide 6>opfcvation Came.
/, fore si can be Materia!I if.'/unusedJ
or I he Henefii ofJHk*
"CAROLINA" CANADA GEESE
I Ity Di uh Itoykin)
One way to have goose ami ducks
on our inland lakca and rivurH la to
hatch thorn hen*. True the Canada
(JooKc und the Mallard I Mick arc migratory
vytMcr fowl ihc L'itlUHiii ILuuBju..
nesting In the Arctic circle. Nevertheless
the 'Canada Goose alao nests
in my hack yard They neat and
hatch and raise, and have he en do*
1 itk ho now for live yearn. Th|? year
!.'? eggs in rued Into birds.
Our geese were to la* seen in the
game department's evhihit In the ?*? !
building til the Htate lair. And how
our other geese circled this whole
central area looking for them! Tney
ruined < aid all the time our four were
a way'
For la yearn we have pinioned wild
geese ai'oliud lite place to he Used lis
decoys, hut only within the hist live
years have we started mating litem
off in pairs and raising lite .voting.
The first year we 11?tt< bed off live |
geese, and have hoen increasing ea< It I
season The old pair will increase
an egg a year up to eight
We soon learned the Sltllle huleh
would not male and pair off, so it
was necessary to mix in> lot with
those of Holiver Itoykin. This work
ed fine ami we have heen having ex
Ce I | e 111 SU<'< *Srt fJttr hifls tlest in
Mart It and the hatch tomes off in
five weeks lite oltl goose will liest
tight on He ground ami tin- ohl gait
<|er patrols the scene of activity.
Tin oltl iiirtls are In pi piniom-d ami
St 1111 e of the \iiling hi fits Slav alOUIul
for a wlnl. Now we have a flock of
I ti hirds. mans til them loose Tltey
lake till i ,o li looming now and g?? to
Lake Murray or other sunmiinliiig
plates, hut t hey t time home each
filing tl 1111 v itvoitl tin- hunter with
the k'mi 11 (jut i ti k pigeons have nolle .4
int-' on 111< 111 iIm- way they circle over ?.
the home* and miy good l>y, and Men I
return like an aerial sciuudrnu on a
liurrieain wind t
All do not slay When the northern
migration starts my hatch starts with 1
thetn ?t his Vfttr -we?ftr^ - Ketttx t?? t
hand our birds and K've them oppor- t
(unity to Join the northern movement. t
I helieve these hirdti will gradually
iiiduee other hirds to come back near t
tit y place the place where they j
hati he.| |f every sportsman who I'ttH J
the facilities will do like we are doma
the < ham es of mooho couiIiir near t
us will he multiplied by us many t
times hh sportsmen will undertake the
work. *
Mallards, I am convinced, cap be |
praised as well }
Chapter Notes
, As soon as ('oliinihia stated they
j were ?hallehKiuK the membership
j leadership of Sumter, Secretary Par ^
i ker sent in additional members from
the uumeeock city.
Now Tom Ancrum writes his Ker<
shaw chapter Will throw down tho
14aun11et to Chesterfield and Chester,
i
individually. noL jointly. Camden Is
an old titjrer. and is the strong cen
iter mound which Kershaw revolves,
j hut CiTestertield has ac tive groups at j
cperaw and Mcttee, with I'uRnlaml ;
orciini/.ina last l-'riclay. f.lohn Nock
hi in is In m.'. I he inspiration and I?r !
Kenniimton headiiiR ihe woiks elivis
iciiii Cluster remains under the
leadership Oi W T Ih-tts, ami those
that know Itetts know that "work"!
ami preicless" are riulit up his alley.]
Sci all in all it w ill he interesting to j
watch i his i liree cciiier rare. i.l-'rank ]
1> . We doll't See wIl.V I >I*. JoplillC I'.llcl |
lfoss Kuth-il^e don't enter Lain aster j
I and make 11 a quart < t ) .
| Who's 11 -\t ?
Lethal Dose Fatal
For Man And Wife
< 'nlimit-.in. Nov 2 1 Mr ;unl Mrs
.1? 1111 \ ? m 11 w I l;i niillon, both 1. w . i
tmiiiil ?l< ad in Mr 1 l.iiiullon's rontn
.i I I t I s Uli li l.i lid st l'i < I utmu I I <
Tm-sdev ;i 11 rtl< "Hi I 111 wilt* ill!1'
to poison Two cops, from w lii< li the
i w o had* taken the deadly doses, were
found beside the lied on which they
were lying, clasped in each other's
a rniH.
Mr. Hamilton had a room on Richland
Street, and Mrs. Hamilton who
had been 111 and who only a couple
of weeks ago returned from a visit to
her son in Cambridge, Massachusetts,
was with her sister, on nervals street. I
She left home about 12 o'clock yesterday,
to spend the remainder of the
day with her husband, which was a
custom she had followed seveptl
times a week. After she and her
husband entered his room they were
not seen again alive.
Physicians estimated that they had
been dead for about three hours when
found. A note requesting that their
son he railed, giving his telephone
number, was found on tin door, but
mi otiter message was left
Tiny aire survived by two sens.
John A Hamilton, Jr. ot Cambridge,
Mass . and i.ngniv Hamilton of Ct?
lumbi.t and one ".rand son
Mr Hamilton is al-n .ur\i\.-d by
tw<i Mi-.. 1'i.iie*? I i ,i n. it. .u
el ( i dun.hi.i. and Mr- 1 I.- u i- Sliinh
i > t Willi-'.'! a r. d " in ! i. I h? r. 1 . . i r<
I 1. 11111!! i e i >.n.. a
\| ! . i I ('is- : . . i e. ; \l ' -.
M.i n> W e i.! i w . m ! \ i d by 11 11
-i -t. ! Mi M . i ... r \\ , i:. j I. i w ..ud
M r I in;;. I S ??*'. . ' ' i V r I
. W 111 * i lie. >' Ml '.'II I > c .
,i :.iI M rs Ft. d i; in ie r >' C i i !i in. i . .i
Mr- i-' i. 1111 > - - i iM\.-n .i w.on.in
y-ui- old. was .- hot '.> ?! -. i *! i in inr
( liarb ston home. ,ii.>i tn t daughter
was seitoiisly wi>uii<bd I'olno attest
id Humme l.owi- Pup. all ebctrildiltl
w ho told I In in he tip d I ll. sliot ill
sell delelise. while III. Wollial. was
throwing pots and pan- id linn
K'ahlaud county is in got i.i t ing with
the First I'reshv tefian church of Columbia
tor the use of the recreation
hall ot the < hut'i li to hold court Rich
land i ounty is building a line, new
courthouse and has torn down the old
one.
Fay A IVsPortes, minister to Holivia,
is at home at Winnsboro on a
leave of absent o of two months, and
before reaching Winnsboro he visited
his son, a state university freshman,
in a Columbia hospital during an op
oration. He is a former state sena
tor and was appointed by President
Roosevelt in 1932. He will return to
Bolivia by January 1
Wade James, a farmer Mi years old
killed himself on the spot In his home
In I'nlon county, where recently his
daughter and her husband were shot
to death, with James booked as their
mu rderer.
The new post office at Greer wtu
opened for business last week The
building cost $5,000.
I
Honor Roll For
Jackson School
. . , i
Crude t. A Division Ceil nolo'
latin-, Mnvnii- I'iiuIi, Clndvs Tucker. .
Lltzalxt n Thump' mi, > at Innin- W 11 ,
hams, I .tiiia M ( a rlos, Annie 1/ \\ iii
>< 11. Mais Wi >i k ina n . < M a lav Cartel.
Clarence AlexaniJer, F. ml ward Hmv. n. '
Willie I $e||X >11, .lessie UriMiks, Jose|dlj
Helton, Robert lletlon, .loe Wiley j
I Woods, t leorge Thoinpson, Thomas I
I Mil wards
(irade 1, Division II- Daisy Duncan.
Ortlce Rohlnsoii. Allen Clary, "Robei t
Timbers, James Helton.
.Crude 1. Division (' Herbert MeItiuirt.
Allen Ktrkland. Kdward Strong.
' Ceorge Wittaker, Willie Hrown, Stun|
uel Coot, tleorge Keys, Norman"
.lames, KuKene Niland, Ktta Helton,
; Kinina Hlunding, Susie Anderson,
! Tlielma Halle, Kmmu Held, Florlno
I
j Carlos, C?eneva Duffey, Frances Doby,
Louise Mickle, Amanda DuHose,
I Louise Heay,
(Irade 2. Division 1 Louise Knglish,
i Koselie Fowler, Juanitu White, Frank
.1 ones. Willie Robinson, James Smith,
Hudolph White.
; tirade 2. Division 2 Wijiiatn Hal
lard, Josephine' Adamsoti, Lottie Ceroid.
Kiln I lac Carter,
tirade J. Division I Francis Hush,
Nannie Kugli-li, Thelnia t'arter. Kllen
i'i.'dv, Ion- Kilo DuHose. Sarah Suiilh,
i illin.iu Mu kh . Jam. -- Caiitey.
Crave Division J W I Hcv n
..' I- \\ t! : Hit- > W ild, ('ail..-, Dora'
K i.: 11' . \1 ai > \ - I . m. Lit a \l> or
i.i.uli l In v i -a >n 1 Ma ri;.i: et Mm. j
" 11. >: v t i II . r: !!. Ian y J u 11 n - > 11. |
11 11 t . * \ i; a *: <!. Minn:* Wihiatti- Awl
i in L. -1I. h n n e Mae C.i rt >r. ;
a.- . a > i\ i m-. . 1. 11 u Mann.I
'.la.- I I ' 1 > t s I 11 2 l.l/./h- Nei ..II I
-. eh \!> vaiel- r II11. I) Kelly, Mai j
i I *.< i toll, \ 11 lie M llodUe
Craile . Division 1 David Jones,
|{ol>. I t D..h.v, 11. ma Id Slindds. Leroy
\. l-nii I oseph I le- L> kes. Lot?* Jolies.|
.I. >si. Harries. Amelia W illiams. Nora
'While, Kosa I Williams. Illossie
Alexander
Crad. Division 2 Willie Hrown, j
Catherine Haile, Katie White
Crude i>. Division 2 Albert Dt as.
Janies Martin, John Mcllac. Oliver
Moore. Alia Ma. Hoykin. Tressie Mae
Cornish Angi. Ilogan. Virginia Kennedy.
Kvelyn Hush
Crade 7. Division 1 Sallie Murphy.
Jimniie Mi Latiuhlin. Lauro Heed.
{Cleaver Reynolds, Florie Richardson,
Cy nt Ina Stover
tirade T. Division 2- Helen Hlandim:
George Jones, Susie Smith. Oar'
. nee McCormit k. Catherine Ross
Crade s Clarence Strong. Susie
Carlos, Margaret tTaskln, Addle Jack-on.
Cetieva Flemming. Kva McClure.
_ |
In Dctober, in South Carolina. IS
persons were killed in automobile ac(
idents, one loss t*han in October, 1934.
There were 127 accidents comparod
i with 130 in the same month a year
ago.
Four prisoners made a break from
a gang working on a county road near
I Raleigh, N. C., Monday; but were capI
tured after being at liberty only a few
| hours.
Virginia Teacher
Gets 25-Year Term
Wise, Va , Nov. 21.-"Edith Maxwell
vas convicted Tuesday night of ftrnt
h-gree murder for killing her father,
hhuusu he. invoked the code of live
Mountains und tried to whip her for
itaylnK out until Midnight with a
my.
The verdict carrion a poualty of
wenty live yours In prison.
True to the ago-old morality of the
tills, tlu* Jury of twelve hill men
mjimtit ~tn~ n verdict that BUBtntns
ho authority of u father an dictator
md a lord of the household.
The pretty black haired school
e'acher received the verdict, clutchtig
at the arm of her brother, Karl
Wax well,
"It's all right, lt'a all right" she
laid to him as he leaned over and
ried to console her.
On the other aide of her waa Iter
leven year-old sister, Mary Cat hertie,
wlto went to the witness stund
tnd, in a tear-choked voice, fought
'or Edith's freedom today.
Kdlth crouched hack in her el,ail*
it the defeiiKc table, her black hair
lightly curled and tucked under a
brown hut. "it' was such ideas as
rouge, curled hair, smart clothes and
suede shoes tlmt brought iter into
conflict with her father who thought
iht! out side world taught women the
tilings that Were disgraceful.
For two days she had listened lu
the testimony, and hud heard her relatives
give evidence 'both for and
against her. The commonwealth had
tried to picture her as a girl guy and
careless in her relations with men!
the defense .hud tried to convince the
jury that she was doing nothing. more
than "exercising her right of sell defeitsi
when site picked up a shoe and
battered Trigg Maxwell's head.- until
lit: had wounds from which he tiled.
It would have been possible for 'hc|
j 11 i > to have sent Kditli to tile elm
trie chair, anil tonight it appeared
that t lu- only reason she escaped w.e
that there was considerable evidence
Ilia! -be billed 111 self-defense.
Ilt-r mother. Mrs. Anne Maxwell,
Hmi< r iml ict ineiit as an accessor..' to
I h murder, probably will be tried later
altlioui-'b it is doubt 1111 w le l.ei
tie- < fin iiioii w en 11 It will n-k for a- ,-t
\ e I e pl| II i-|| 111 -111 as was giVt !, To
l alit h.
Ill Maxwell tatnily I'luaiiied .oin
iii,I il a im uiher of t le ir < on use i;
I* I! rut . bad made a in id ion te
aside the vt-rdiet and asked sc. r.tl
days in which to lib- a brief It was
granted.
Then Kditli, shoulders shaking-with
grief, threw her arms around a woman
standing nearby and said:
| "For God's saKe", fake cafe""of"Iny
mother. 1 don't care about myself."
Earl Maxwell carried his mother
out to an automobile.
"Oh. my Lord, oh my I gird," the
aged woman was muttering.
Edith was taken back to tin; red
jail where she lias been a prisoner
since July.
The court room tilled to suffocating,
with the hill people from the
Trail of the Lonesome Fine, was
hushed for the first lime in this tVial,
when Edith, a brown hat on the right
side of the head and wearing an attractive
blue dress, climbed on the
witness statu! tti tell her own version
of what happened last July 2o. when
Icr father tried to whip lu-r for stay
itig out t<id late with a boy
Father Drunk, Giri Says
\\ isc. \ ;i? Nov. l'j. I in d- I'i'ii.sti
>t< d Tin-day alter Edith M; xw-ll.
-I yeai old school te;a her. bad Ustib*
d in In-r nw u di 11 list-, i! -he
' rm b In r tal In r several Idi web
a r he. w hell he I fled I'l W
w lull i!i a ' drunken frenzy
Sh> -aid .- ! In* at h i in in t d.i rb
ami d in n l -\?-11 know w in - 11.?
blows la in I'-. i on his lead, in, * 1- s11?III'
t d tie lata! i I. j u i i - - i i -:; i
lin i'm >,
Answering the pros. ? u'i"ii ,tr,
"t innrd'-r. i he girl said sin ti:u-ii
I rant ical ly to w a i d off In r .tint,
j I rigg Ma\w? U. after returning . tinI
tin >u Ida in < ottage after a liiu'ut ; ip io
| Wise with a friend.
I I'appy, don I stall nn ." ,-h said
fit'' i i nd as Maxwell picked up a
j bnite troin tin- table at:. : a: area
I un tit o\ .-r In-r late liinit's
I
"He dropped the knife ami grab
i lie.| in.- by I he bair" she said
Edith said she struggled wuh her
I father H oin the lighted kit. In n to
I t li?> dark of her mother's bedroom and
J fell over a chair and struck the heel
jot a slipper which she picked up on
J the floor She said she freed herself
: once III the Struggle but that lu-r
^ father grabbed her again by the
shoulders.
[. Edith said her mother and her sis'
tcr Catherine came Into th. room,
j Previously t'atherine said she picked
j up the knife from the floor and hid
It.
I Edith said as she struggled with
j her father her mother was crying
"Trigg don't do that, you ought to
be ashamed of yourself."
Aftor falling to the floor and picking
up the shoe, Edith said she tried
to hold her father, while he waa saying,
"Edith, I am going to punish
you."
Wants^For Sale
FOR SALE?A boy's bicycle, size 24,
in good condition at rcuboiiublO'|
price Will make good ChrlHtbiaH
prem-nt Call 4KNV, CuiiAJolY,' 8. C.
iJttab
FOR SALE ? Pink Thrill, Sweet Williams,
.Snapdragons, 35c dozen
151 nt* Phlox. Candytuft, Columbine,
Delphinium, Canterbury Delia, 50c
dozen; J'anay, English Daisy, ^ Forget
Mr* Noth, iibc per l<?0. At Club
Market or address Mrs Robert
Rembert, Renibert, S. ('. 36-42pd
FOR RENT?Six-room house at 212
llaile street. Will bo renovated and
room house, four miles on Liberty
Hill Highway, furnished. Two or
more large furnished rooms with
bath, excellent location. Shannon
Realty Co., Crocker Building, Phone
7, Camden, S. ('. 35 ifWANTED?To
buy 1033 "Plow Cp"
certilicatoH issued by the United
Slates Government. Sec uh at an
early date ho we can quota you
l>ent prices.?-J. T. llay Cotton Co.,
Rutledge street, Camden, S. C.
3t>?b
WANTED? Vou to know we have a
complete stock of Alabaatin, in all
colors, Five pound package at 49
cents. 'I he Camden Furniture Co.,
Inc.. Camden. S C 35-37sb
LOST? One Guernsey milk cow,
strayed from Mulberry Plantation
recently. Reward if' returned to K.
S. Tttpper, Mulberry, Plantation,
Camden, s. C. , 36pd
DELPHINIUM Strong seedlings 5ue
dozen. One year held grown $1.50,
both in light and ilark blue, evergreen
Nurseries, Camden, S. C.
SALESMAN WANTED?Man wanted
for Kawleigh Routc'uf 80b families.
-Write today. Kuwleigh, Dept. SCK
2h SA.. Richmond. Va. 11pel i
FOR RENT?Six-room house at 212
llaile street Will be renovated and
available soon. Apply Shannon
Realty Company, Camden, S. C. 35|f
WANTED To get some extra steiiographie
work. Telephone 1 *13 or call
at Harold Funderbnrk's law office in
Commercial Rank Ruilding, Mrs.
Urm-st Ross, Jr., Camden, S. C. j
31- 30 pd. !
SPFNC KR SERVICE?Individual designing
for medical and dress found \
ation garments. Free figure analy-1
sis. Fur appointments call The
Smart Shop. I'atndcii. S. C. 31-30 pd. j
FIVE. ROOM HOUSE Four miles out j
on Liberty Ihll road, furnished. Two
i>r more larget rootlis turnislied j
with bath. e\?e||i |it location. Telep/i
tie 7,* Shannon K> ait> Company.!
t '.i lodeii. S. I '. 3.*d f. ,
LOST (in Noveinbt r 0, ptn Ray Mare ;
Mule with halter on. Strayed from ;
my place near Pontine. Reward" it j
returned to Sam Davis, Planey, S. ;
C 37.-37pd '
WANTED VOU TO KNOW?We have
t be nioH complete stoi k of high- i
gfad' Paint< and Paint material iti j
t'atndeii at pric<> mos| reasonable'
lie- Catmbii Finnitur. Co.. Inc.,
? a mdeii. S <3.'i-37sb |
CAEBAGE PLANTS Home grown.]
best varieties, 2u cents per luu; j
*1 :.o per I.tain. See N. R. Goodale.
Camden Floral Company. West
I.aureus Street, Camden, S. C.
35-37 sb.
PANSY PLANTS?Large flowered varieties.
strong plants. Special for
one week. 75 cents per 100. The
Camden Floral Company, Fast Laurens
Street, Telephone 193. Camden,
S. C. 35-37 sb*.
FOR SALE?SPFCIAL: Fine farm of
nearly 20n acres. 130 acres very
fine open land, on good creek,
plenty of woods, near town. All
necessary work stock, implements
and feed. A fine opportunity for
some one. See Shannon Realty Co.,
Crocker Ruilding, Phone 7, Camden,
s C. 35tf.
CARPENTER AND BUILDER?Before
you decide who should do your
work, telephone John S. Myers, for
any class of carpentry work?outside
or Inside. All work guaranteed.
Specialize in cabinets and
screening. Any kind of furniture
repaired* 1 solicit your patronage.
T. lephone 268, John S. Myers. 812 j
Church street, Camden. S. C. 16 tt. J
FOR SALE?Severn} nice live- to seven-mom
houses at most reasonable:
! ri?\iso some larger houses,;
einht ni more moms, in ? lioice lo'
a' loll Shannon Realty Co . Cj'nck1
' I-a. b 1111 . I' bo tie 7. ('a m do n. S.
1 351!
FREE ROAD S E RVIC E?Creed's Filling
Station Fifty-Mile Free Road
rx p . . Call Telephone LC, Cam-;
del;, S I V
WANTED?\ ' u to know vv e have]
K- I i * 1 ? - Cure I ,111--. e.j ( )|| ;,! '.)||
a gal.on The Camden "Kuril"
ur? < 'o . I iic . ("a mdeii. S t
3.-3 i sb
FREE ROAD S E RV IC E-Creed's Fill- j
iug Station Fifty-Mile Free Road '
*"iv ice. Call Telephone 4x6, Cam- \
dell. S ('.
FOR SALE REASONABLE One Ri33|
Plymouth sedan, good tires. Needs j
mine hod\ repairs. Address R. M. I
Kelb y. ("assatt. S. C 35-37 pd. j
CALL CREED'S FILLING SI ATION I
1-or Free Road Service. Only equip- i
I'd free air service truck in the.
e:t y Teh pin tle 4Mb
FOR RENT 613 Hampton Street. 5
rooms, bath and garage, and 212 ]
llaile Street, 6 rooms, hath and ga-1
rage. See Shannon Realty Co., I
Crocker Ruilding. Phono 7, Camden
Ds r R4 tr: I
ROSES I vvo-year field grown graft
od fine plants, including Talisman.
J.? cents each. J. W. Trotter, Evergreen
Nurseries. Camden, S C.
WISE AND THRIFTY PEOPLE are
I didn't know what to do," she
said "1 wouldn't hurt him for any-j
thing in the world. 1 was frightened
and I began to strike. I tried to get
away. He Jerked my clothing off on
one side."
She said she heard her father say
to her mother, "I'm going to kill her,
Annie."
I knew 1 had to hide," she continued,
"and I ran to the porch."
? In answer to her attorney's question
she said "I didn't even know I
hit him. It was dark In there."
4
WILL \NORRIS BREAK A RECORD? !
Nebraska. for years, lias given
t<? ill.- country a most unique and brilliant
congressman and I'. S. Senator,
fivorgr \V. Norris wears no collar.
Label.-.I a Republican ho has voted
I'ur two IiciiiruTatli presidents. He
was one of six senators who had the
courage to stand out against our entrain.*
in'o the World War. He was
tit. leader in the successful light to
abolish "lame duck" sessions of Congress.
IU tin old method ti defeated
congressman or senator in the general
November election held on till tile following
March, and often helped to
I do all sorts of shady legislation. Now
he promptly vacates. A great reform
but it took Norris and his lieutenants
i years to sweep off the old cobwebs.
Norris also, far more than any other,
awakened the country to the evil practices
of water and lighting corporations
and plants. He is 74 years old,
and decides to quit the game. His
friends all over- the country demur,
and demand further service. No smudgy
deal, so far as we have noted,
was ever laid at his door. Many suspicious
things go on in politics now,
and always. No abler men ever sat
in\eating in shares in First Federal
Savings & Ixmn Association. Are
you one of thein? Safe and insured.
29tf
iii Congress than from about 1S20 i
lS.'.u. During a part of that poriix
tlu* Cnited States National Hank \va
the hone of contention, with suoU h-a<
its as Clay, Webster, Calhoun. liei
ton and many others, on tin.- sua
It devolved later that in 4 years ill
hank had loaned to 223 of the p?ople
representatives, among them Clay an
Webster, the vast sum of one millia
four hundred and thirteen thouean
dollars. Even if not crooked, it \vi
wretched taste for the bank warrioi
to jmt themselves under such oblig
tioiis. No such tactics ever attache
to Norris.
The country always has, and-alwa
will, need such men. It will be a mi
fortune to lose him. We are told tli
"few die and none resign" from tl
pie-house. Will Norris break a re
ord??Calhoun Times.
r %
liaiglar Theatre
Corner Broad and Kutlcdge St*.
Friday, November 29.
The year's outstanding comedy!
George Burns and Grade Allen in
"Here Cornea Cookie"
Added: Harmonica Rascals and a
technicolor classic.
Saturday, November 30.
'I iin McCoy in a aura-lire western
"The Square Shooter"
Andy Clyde in a screaming comedy
It Always Happen* 1
1-rXT it A : /'Barnyard Babies"
and Buck Jones Serial. I
LATE 10:30 Show: Bee Tracy in
"T wo-Fisted" |
Special Sunday Mid-Nite j
Preview?
"Personal Maids Secret"
with Margaret/ jygidsay and
Warrom'vlnuU.
Monday and Tuesday,
December 2 and 3.
Get Set For The Top Musical
Show of All Screen History!
'Broadway Melody of 1936'
It's the champagne of all screen
musicals. So new it's u year
j ahead!
Willi the sensational new screen
personality, Klauor Powell and |
Jack Benny.
Wednesday, December 4." j
Carey Grant, Claude Raines with
Gertrude Michael in
"The Last Outpost" |
Will win the applause ot' any
audience. j
Thursday, December 5.
Katharine Hepburn's Greatest
performance!
This novel won the Pulitzer pr're.
; for the lest American No., i
of the Year.
"A lice Adams"
l\v?-ryhondy who has seen the picture
is singing its praise!
In the cast: Fred MacMurray. Fred
Stone and Hvelvn Venable.
s
Good Sound and Comfortable 1
LYRIC THEATRE
BISMOPVILLE, 8. C. I
For Information Call Phone 111 I
? * T , ? . , I
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 29' I
"The Big Broadcaat of 1936" I
With Jack Oakie, Lydla Rob.-ru, I
Burns ami Allen; and aepciaiueti I
by lilug Croaby, Ainoa 'n' Andy, I
and J2thi*l Merman.
Cartoon In Technicolor I
"THE CALICO DRAGON" I
'Saturday; novT 30'' I
, FROM 2-TO-7-P. M.
"WESTWARD HO" I
j With JOHN WAYNE
I Third Chapter of Tom Mix ;?
* "THE MIRACLE RIDER" 1
Aluo u good 'Comedy I
SATURDAY NIGHT SHOW I
FROM 7:15 TO 12:00
"HERE COMES COOKY" I
With George llurna and QnK'te I
Allen.
Selected Short Subjects I
'MONOAY, DECEMBEfT^ I
"LITTLE BIG SHOT" I
With Sybil Jason, Glenda Farrell I
and Robert Armstrong
Also Latest. Newa.
Comedy?"You Bring the Ducks," I
With IHV1N S. COBB. I
TUESDAY^ DECEMBER^ I
"Tomorrow's Children" 1
With DIANE SINCLAIR I
Adulta only. Children must he at-1
j companied by parents.
Selected Sliort Subjects. I
J WEPNESPAYr DECrr I
"THE RETURN OF I
PETER GRIMM" I
With Lionel Barrymore and 11 K-n I
Mack. j
Comedy?"Springtime in Holland" I
in Technicolor with Dorothy Dare. I
THURSDAY and FRIDAY^ I
DECEMBER 5-6 I
THE MARX BROTHERS in
"A Night at the Opera"
Also News Reel in Color.
i I
DRAYAGE
j AND
STGR AGE
F. R. CURETON
Telephone 233-J
Presenting I
OUR NEW
Table Fashions I
Today I
IN STERLING SILVER j
Created By I
TOWLE I
Makers of Sterling only yv'th unbrok- |
en Craft Tradition? since 1690. I
Exclusive Agency j
F. D. GOODXtE I
539 East DeKalb 8trsst
Opposite Post Office
c ijl I
?M
candlelight
Towlc Swrlmg