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No Substitute —
For The Bible
THtJRSDAYi DECEMBER 19,' 1985
Many* Nations Have Tried Other
Means»' 6ut All Have Failed,
Hbp(M For Short
Congress Waning
whether
Georgia
Senator George, Democrat,
iras "inspired" when he sug-
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gested after conferring with the
president at Warm Springs, Ga., that
should.the processing tax be outlawed
Says,Dr. Morse.'
ControverSi^ Are Found To Be, a general sales tax might be substi-
Awaiting Legislators. To Con- ^— ,
‘ AAA Stop-gap Possibility^
One Democratic 'house leade^^id
the necessity o£_ providing ^ least
la 8to‘p-gap measure in the event
vene January 13th.
lumbia, Doc. 17.—"The Bible is Washington, Dec. 15.—Gongression
The Frazier-Lemke farm refinanc-j HOUSE FLIIKTS
ing bill, described as involving $3,- j WITH' JOHNSTON
000,000,000 of /"new lheneyr znd
needing only a/few more names on, , (Continued from page one)
a
.^titiontobrl^itto.hoUMT^, „ •■commHKi.ble- mi
. The 30-hour-week bill | Representative Olin Sawyer, of
by the American Fedelration of- terming it "a farce"
bor,. and which Chairman Conne^,. ^ muddy the
Democrat, Massachusetts,^ of I waters.” *
house labor committee, said he'plan-; ' ,
ned to .ttompt to drive to . vote. ■ >-.ur«u. Count, Vote
Movements shaping up in both .sen-. On a rolLcaJl v^ote on the resolution
cornerstone of our civil, social, |al leaders saw hopes for a short ses-jof the deathjof tl^ Aj^A in the su-
educational, moral, and religious?,” de
.Sion in
the approaching campaign^reme court would prolong the ses-'ate and house to try to force repeal for a committee to confer with, ^v
wit
N O MATTiBR how
sharp a lookout
you maintain, you can’t
always foresee **the
other fellow’s’* bad
dared Dr. Josiah Mor.se; profe.s.sor of, . , , ,
1 philosophy and p.sycheb.Ky in the.‘•’'I' ““""‘"I «
'Univorsity,of South Carolina, at are-1•I!™?™"' studded ■
I cent meeting there celebrating
n^nslSn o7the Dible*^ bonu'sr'sVhiiuled"to;to bring time-tUking tangles include: ants to acquire'their own homes.
'reach the house floor January 13, theV"
sion. at^ least a month.
ith| With Townsend bid age pension
.‘J 'nearly a score of prickley i.ssues. .advocates growing more vocal, other
‘ Starting with the'fight over cash! considered almost certain
of the reciprocal tariff law. ji rnor Johnston on breaking the high-
The Bankhead bill to sef up a bil-jway, deadlock, RepresenUtive J. 'D.
lion'-dollar corporation to make cheap, ^ Witkeippoon, of I^aurens bounty, vot-
Ipng-term loans ito enable "farm ten-red ".ves,” Representatives Huff and
Vvrvwvr..,- ‘Hunt votcd against the resolution.
“Human beings have two paramount
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Let us tell you bow we write aoi^UMt |
Compfehensive.Automobile PnlJgy Ja.
cover evriy insurable risk of motarii>g.
, . , ,,, , , ,, ^!procession of controversy - laden |
! needs. .All of us should realize that „,ea^ure8 has led many legislators to
I this universe and this life are *6®!, believe they wiH be working untill
and worth wbile; we are not in
rtightipare or drifting withou^t a goal] ,fireworks of political
or purpo.se. The other need is f®r oratory always touched off on the/
'•. kindness among^ presidentistl election alaoi«
: the peoples of the earth. I have been m^ned as a factor;
'Many substitutes for the Bible thwarting hopes for an April ad-|
have been tried by nations seeking joumment recently attributed to Pres-
the Greeks I i^t‘nt Roosevelt at Warm Springs.^
'’t(T* .^satisfy thi.s need;
to create universal kindness,
s. W^J^UAJEUEL;
Aelna-izer
Next Door/io Western Uition^
Phone 80
Taxes and New De«{
lid mercy with their philosophy, but; Shadowing the pers|)ectiVe of the
fbiled' miserably. The Romahs. turn-j coming session, too, are the inter-
'cd‘ lo law and organization, but the tvvined question ilnarks of taxes'and
brying need was still there.
“(^nly/the Bible has ^een able to
satisfy human heart.s, having in it a
hromi.-<e of hokycn and an eternal life p
oft ju.'<tice and tighteousnes.'s," Doctor ja
Morse concluded.
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Alumni Journal
' - Starts Publication
J.
Clsino Theatre
- Christmas Week
the fate of New DcaI legislation *tn
the supreme court.< »
Ranking with tlie bonus in debate
provoking in4‘rest is the question of
new' neutrality law. |
Thi.s alsoTis expected to he brought;
up early, since the ’present act re-,
liuiring/a mandatory embargo upon
arms^^nd munftion.s to Indligerents
expj^e.s' February 29. Proposals to
gi/e the president'wider discretion,
:and others to extend the mandatory
P. . Alurti/'ibihargo to war materials and flnan-'
MONDAY AND TUESDAY,
December 23 and 24
"Music Is Magic”
With Alice Faye, Ray Walker, Bebe
Daniels, .Mitchell & Durant. It puts
new magic in music! A glorious sldt-
ing star . . . the screen’s nuttiest
romedian.>- . . . gorgeous girls . . . fay
tunes ... in a hilarious tale of a
stnalhtiroe* actress who took Holly-
wceid bj storm. ' .
ronu‘d>, ‘‘ Frouble In Tojland,"^ "By
Pathe New.s.
•,*' 10c and 2.5c
liin • ■
first is.sue of the
a journal devoted to the in^^-jciiil ci'edits have received attention,
csts of the.alumni of Presbyterian! .Most congressmen say other legis-
College appeared on la.s-t Frid^. iUilion they exi>ect to find on the ad-
R. r. Mclyee.s, a .semior, is,..editor,j rnirvi.stration’s "must” schedule will be
hut the management is in/the hands
of John "Turk" O.sman, fwjuTty mefn.-
-drOFi- Five students names appear on
the .staff, Sadler Love, Frances Spratt,
Preston Gharles, Jo© Patrick, and
William Jacobs, l4l.»
The paper is made up of four pages
of three columns each and is exclus
ively devpted /to alumni new.s and
happenings.
The ~^t issue contains a lead
-vtoiy pn the rapid growth of the un-
deiivriting fund, a summar.'^ of the
football season, a mes.sage ' from
President Jacobs, and general infor-
niation about various alumni and
alumni organizations.
hiidnight Show, 24th
(UlltlSTMAS EVE NIGHT
DECKMUEK
“Aiiother Face”
TREE AT RENNO.
A Christmas tixn* and an appropri
ate (’’hristma.s program has been ar
ranged at the Renno school building
for next .Monday'evening, Dec. 23rd,
at 7/30. The |)ix)gram is entitled, ^‘A
idnight Frolic of the Dolls of Santa
Land.” The public is invited. ‘
almost as touchy as the bonus and
neutrality..,
They- li.st for instance; . *
Subsidires for the American mer
chant ^marine to place Jt in position
to compete more effectively with
foreign shipping, incorporated in a
bill passed by the house last .session
and pendingMn the ttenate.
ProAte From War
Elimination of war profits, approv-*
ed by the house with a provision for
taxing away all excess war earnings,
and resting new in a senate commit
tee.
Revisions to the controverted po
tato control legislation providing for
production quotas.'
Amendments to tighten the pure
food and drug laws and' bring cos
metics under supervision, passed by
the senate and referred to house com
mittee.
Kef ram ing part of the social se-
CUJity act after completion of a spe
cial s^udy to determine what recogni-
POfiTUkG
SIXES and EIGHTS
FOR
BE&UTT
PRICED
JLS LOW RS
List pricM ml Pontiac, MfUhlgmn, bmginmt #615/or thm'Six and $73(1 for thr Eight {nubfect to ehanga without notiem).
Stmndmni group <4 oeotomorwo astro.
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THOMASON MOTOR CO.
EAST MAIN. STREET
LAURENS, S. C.
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With Wallace Ford, Bria* DoiUevy,
Phillis Brooks, and .Man Hale. An en
tertaining “"picture, excellent cumtMly.
-lnKl -n«vving.-Not-a-duU moment. Itood
entertainment for the whole family.
( omedv. CartiMm, "Let’s King Door
bells.
Doors open at 11:30.
10c and 2.5c
should be given to exi.sting priv-
I I ate systom.s of old ago and unemploy
ment insurance.
WEDNESDAY, DEC. 25
"A Perfect Gentle-
Broadway
Theatre
Christmas Week
man
Starring Frank Morgan, Cecily
CourTneidge. Heather Angel, and ller-
bt'rl Mundin. Grandest r«de of the .-.ea-
Kcn! He’s a joy us the <gent. wholgf
makes love ffir his ineals, attends han-
<|U('ts with ludes in his .socks, l)ut who
alw.Tvs gixos you a filmful of inerri-
ni« n't I - ^
Comefly, ".Smart .Sot." Cartoon.
"Wav Out West." - -
' ' I Of I ff All
MONDAY AND TIIESD.AY,
December 23 and 24
"IFoundSteMa ,
Parish”
With Kay Francis, Ian Hunter, Paul
l.ukas and Syhle Jason. Lovely to Jook
. delightful to know. You’ve nev^
Regular appropriations hills to
provide funds for opcratTng~the gov
ernment. .
Some congressmen say they aix*
convinced there will no new lax
Furruture'is Santa’s BEST Suggestion
legislation, hut others contend that
additional levies would l>e imperative
should AAA proces.sing taxes be held
invalid. Some have Iwen wondeiing
The one present certain to be^enjoyed by every member of the family,' Make
this a Furniture Christmas .. You’ll be ^iad you made so .sensible a choice.
er known a Kay Francis as beautiful,
radiant, resplendent as she is in this
blazing film.
Comtxly. "Slightly St.alic." “How
To Sleep." "Toy land."
10c and 20c
SPORT SCRIPTS
- By -
NEWTON GARLAND
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The Duke university . boxing team
won a deci.sive victory over South'
('arolina in the only atHletie event of
last wtH'k in the state. Carolina
THIKSDAY, DEC. 2(1 1
Here Comes Cookie!
• With Gisirge Burns, Grade Allen,
lUtty Furnt.ss. “Grade, you’re the
World’s biggest nitvv it!”'"Oh, George,
yro .say the cutest things!
to get "jf load of laughs
feme Geoygie and Grade<
iucst drama ever devistxt ... a nutty.
noLsy musical shovv with
WEDNESDAY. DEC. 2!>
"Moonlight On the
Prairie’’
shovv with thirteen 1 Hong..
(count 'em) big tinie vaudeville actsjHtar!
With Dick Foran, the singing cow
boy,, Sheila Manners and (leorge E.
singing cowboy arrix’es
’» new! He’s differ-
VVhat a man!” . .
with a horse or a gun . . ; a gal or a
t as he wins his spurs as a
ijn, Vft'orge. boy,_ Sheila Mannc
si" (Jet ready I Stone. The singin
. , , for hejre with a bang! He's
io'-in the dif- ent! You’ll shout “
Npictng the wildes^, wittiest story; Comedy,
ever screened! ^ -
Comedy, "Club House Party.’’ "Go-/—————
ing Plact^." Pathe New.s..
lOc. To aTi
’.Monkey Writches.’
~I0c To AIl^
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THURSDAY, DEC. 26
"Confidential”
KEIDAY AND SATURDAY.
December 27 and 28
"Two For Tonight
With Donald Cook, Evelyn Knapp,
and Warren Haymer. Rackets never
9#V(l*ve suckers a break! When*you win
]—you lose! Smai^t Money Backi^ the
or" the
feited the lightheavy and heavyweight
dmsions which put them in the hole,
from the beginning. The f^ht b<'-!
twef'n Carolina’s Nut Tayfor and
Price of the .Nicotines wa.y rough and
ready, with both men giving and tak- j
ing plentyl Taylor won because , of his
greater experience in the ring. Price,
a’ sophomore, is ^a very promising!
fighter and should take care of the
•feathw^weight divi,sion-4n-a, big.- way
as^he f^ins experiehct*.
Seen'’am9ng the .si>ectators was Bill
Clark, who made quite a reputation as
a lightweight and track star at P. C.'
He says he has a promising boxing!
prospect for P. C. in one of the boys;
down at Summerville. King Kong I
CappelAiannt who captains the P. C. |
rtngmen''this__yeaf, “ waF'^vresent hut j
failed to .see^the men in his division'
fight as the two heavier divisions
were forfeited to Duke. h'
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See our beautiful
Christmas Windows.
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With llilfg Cr^.b,.
Mary Boland- and'^Tiielma Todd.. ..rk#*-'
, . . . r Comedy, Office Mess.
Uagh-a-m.nute comedy. I Music Hour.
and music, music, music; fivd nif, • ...
tones, including "From the Top of • . . ■ **
Yoor Head to the Tip of Your Toes”i
. . « Bing Crosby at his best'in n pic-j
tore better than any you’ve aeeJLjuin|
, boo-boo to glory . . . with Mary Bo-^
land supplying a glorified gag^a
minote!
Co«®dy,_^Way Up TTia#'',” ‘'Mir
acle »der" No. 15. with Tom Mi»—
the ckapter-^on’t fail to see it!
"Natrille.”
10c/and 2.'>c
mmmmm^m^grngmg^immgmmmgtmmmmgggmgpmmmmggmmmggmKmmmmmmmmm
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY,
^ December 27 and 28
"In Old Santa Fe”
Clemson’s mittmen have been vvork-j
ing out for the past three weeks.:
'There are four veterans in camp,!
j namely: Captain _Henley, Dawson, T.
\ itaphone j g McConnell, and Roddy Kissam.
I Promising sophomores are Walters.
I Bo.selli and Johnson. The first match
is scheduled with the University of
Georgia on January 17, at Cl^mson.
An Investrrient in Happiness
BEAUTIFUL UVING ROOM SUITES $
Two and three piece suites in lovely Tapestry,
Velours, Mohair and Frieze
.90
AND UP
HERE’S WISHING ALL A GREAT
BIG 'HAPPY CHRISTMAS.
NEXT WEEK— .
Friday and Satarday ~ "NIGHT AT
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Carolina has prospects for another
brilliant* freshman basketball team.
With Ken Maynard, Evelyn Knapp, ■ Severi^ of those husky football play-
Goarge Hayes a^ Gene Autry. A Wue ers have reported and they have the
atreak! Fearless riding! Desperate■ which is almost_a necessity in
fightat Blazing action. A whirlwind! basketball. The varsity prospects are
of thrills on the range! Plunging; not up to par, but Carolina will have
horses and whirling-ropes! jafairtefim. j
Comedy, “Mickey’s Medicine Man.” ____ . j
“Jump, Horae, Jump.” “Wolf Dog”I Eighteen Clemson men' received!
No. 6, with Frankie'Darro. j block C’s for football and two ije-
lOc and 20c ceived monograms. Carolina and P. C.,
HERE ARE HANDSOME
CANE CHESTS
$16.75
$32.50
They’re beauties! This gift Vill thrill
the heart of Mother, Wife or Sweet
heart. Many new and lovely styles
-from which to make your Yule choice
HERE’S WISHING- ALL A VERY
TOR OPERA? witli-4h»-Four Marxj ^—^APFY CHR18TMA8«^
BetCben. Afam’ Buck Jonea’‘ Sd-
rial, "The Raariag Weat*
'A^ for 1986 we have aome excellent
piriurea eoming.
were more liberal, with twenty from
’each school receiving tlheir C’s and
Tespgctivelyjj- =—
S. M. 8 E. H. Wilkes 8 (In.
"I SAW IT D^ THE GHRONICUT
^ /Tbiak Ton!
Clinton—Two Stores — Laurens
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