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'■A.'. ■ . Jj: :/ ■■■/ \ t. ■' c ]■ ■ f MGE SIX -ni' » ,f THE CLINTON CHHONICLB,-^ CLINTON. 8. r^7 “ THliltSDAY. JUNE 10, 198?P- 8PECIAL ComopoXUn M|gaxiii«, 15 MiNitlis, ' * See Me for 4)^er special off«^ JAMES W. CALDWELL Cali 38 at 12:30 p. M. t 1, . 7 . JAMES W. CALDWELL Phone 38 Mrs. A. M. Reid ahd daughter, Miss Charlpjt^ of Charlestonr W. Va., were the guests of Dr. and Mrs* L. Ross Lynn this week. ^ Dr. Fdder Smith of DRS. SMITH & IMITH OPTQMETRIStS ^ Specialist In Eye Examinations Office Hours'8 ta6 Daily Phone 29-W for Apphintment Clinton, S. C. Rev. and Mrs. V. McK. Marlowe of Blythewood spent the past, week-end,^ with friends and relatives here. Sun- day 'Re^^ Marlowe filled the pulpit of Calyary Baptist church for the morning sei^ice. j Mr. and Mrs. Joe Terry were vis itors in 'Augusta Sunday. Miss EUva Joan Davenport is spend ing the week with Miss Mary Blakely in Ora. ' Mr. .and Mrs. C. W.'TJooper, Mr. and Mrs. Guy Clromer, and children, Mr.; and Mrs. Howard Bowman, all R(,i,,rts while here of ,^derfion, Mr. and Mrs. Julian Cappell pjf ^neca, Mr.* and Mrs. C. M. Frittle, Mr. and Mrs. Fr^ Hud son and children and Miss Myra Coop er, all of Greenville, attended a birth day jdtnner givSTf in honor of Mrs. L. M. Evans Sunday, who was cele- ibra'^ng her 62nd birthday. Mis'es Ruth and Frances Bouknight if Chester spent the week-end with friends -here.-" ^ Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Brice of Green wood, spent Sunday with friends in the city. • W. E. Adair and soi^ 'Milam, of Greenville, spent several days last week with his mother, Mrs, T. M. Adair. Milam was also the guest of hy the'^vemor. The governor urged, that rumors ought to be cleared up and if there was blame it should be fixed, and if the rumors were imfounded 4t was due public officials that “whisper-f ings” and rumWingsl^ should be stdp^ ped with an official clearance sheet. , The general assembly took him at his~word. A committee with' large powers was authorized. President Harley of the senate and Speaker Blatt of the house have named from the-representative bodies three mem bers, each of recognized force and ability and *who are thoroughly con- ‘Versant with the state’s 'official set up. From the senate they are'Sena tors Mars of Abbeville, Pruitt of An- dersbn, and Harvey of B^ufort, who were members of a pribr investigfit- ing committee, which will merge its records with the investigation of the new committee. From the house, Speaker Blatt appointed Representa- tivek .Neville Bennett of Marlboro, chairpian of the ways ^nd means com mittee; Representative J. M.' Moorer of Colleton, first vice-chairman of that committee, and Representative J. Perrin Anderson of Greenwood, » member of the judiciary add other houm*‘committees. ^ The personnel of th^ convmittee in sures a vigorous probe, w:thout or favo>. . ~ LEGAL PAPERS CHBONlCLaWBrCO. Phone 74- ■1 ■ Mr. and Mrs. David Owens ^Spar- ■1 » week-end' wiith tanburg .speQj^ the relatives. Mr. ar*^ Mrs. Charlie ^tone spent the week-end with relatives iin Green wood. i The Boy Scout troop camped out !on Lake Murray the past week-end. j Mr. and Mrs. P. V. Martin ,and fam ily visited Mr. Martin’s parents, Mr. land-Mrs. C. B. Martin /in Gaffney : Sunday. I Mi ss Mary Fay Hughes is spending la while with her sister, Mrs. M. L. j IX*Plaray,in Tulsa, Okla. Joe Terry, Jr., is spending several weeks with his grandmother in Green wood. Mr. and Mrsr Milford Wifburn of [.aurtms visited relatives here Mon day. .Mr. and .Mj’s,. C. M. Cranford and ."son of Chester visited Mr. and'Mrs. John Cranford-Sunday. ^ • Mv, and'.Mrs. A. II. Hughes visited "relatives in North Carolina Sunday. biliousness, sour stomach, bilious indigestion, flatu* lence and headachy due to constipation* iOc and 25c at dealers D. E. TribUe Co. FUNERAL DIRECTORS EMBALMEltS Licensed Embalmers, Compltto Modern Equipment Day Phons 94 Night Phones 24, 253 or 255 X^inton, 8. a 'Miss Carolina Moore of York, and Miss Luva McDonald of Iva., former teachers at the OTphanage, ‘were vis itors 'here during commencement. Mr. and Mrs. John Gilfilin and daughter, Charity, of Rome, Ga., were the week-end guests of Mr. and Mips. R. E. Ferguson. Mrs. R. F. Jones will leave Satur- day for Baltimore for a month’s visit with relatives. She expects to visit Richmond and Wa.shington before re turning home. - Birthday—PSrty - A surprise birthday party, was giv- <?|ri .Mrs. L. M. Kvans-at her homo on Friday nig^t, June 4. .Mrs. Evans- was .celebrating her ()2nd birthday. .Several gapies of bingo were jilay- mi and other games enjoyed, after which the hostess received many use ful gifts. ^ After these wci'e shown ice cream and cake was served. There were 56 present. ENGRAVED VISITING CARDS Juat what every lady needs. 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Butt of Colum- hia, were the week-end guests of Mr.' and Mrs. Clyde Lankford. Miss -Ruth Benjamin of (’lover," is spending* several weeks as the (tf .Mr.s. C. I*. Robinson. Misses Martha Lou and Kuliv*^ray Blakely and Mr.s. Lumas L^ke were visitors in .S'partanhurg onyFriday. Uoscoie 'Buzanl spent*^Su_nday_—in. Xewbony with relatives. Mr and Mrs." WiJJard’Jone4 were visitors in Clover Sunday. Mr. and W. SiimereF and children spent/Friday in Augusta. Mr. a.nd.^rs. Johnnie Johnson of Newberrw^vere the guests Sunday of Mr. antLMrs. Clyde Lankford. Friends of Mrs. W, A., Buchanan witt/be glad to know she is doing ^ely after undergoing an appendix, operation at Dr. Hays’ hosp-ital.' ' Mi.ss Fay iCauley, student nurse at the Greenville General hospital, is spending her vacation with her moth er, Mrs. F. P. Cauley. Dr. D/ 0. Rhame, Sr;;~ahTl Dr. D. 0. Rhame, Jr., are attending a medi cal meeting at Atlantic City this week. Miss Margaret Brice spent sev^al days the past week in Spartanburg as the guest of Miss Lillie Mae Werts. Miss Maude Sumerel was a-visitor in Newberry on Friday. * Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Burns, and son, Billy, Mr. and Mrs. W. N. Les lie, Johnnie Baity, amj Misses Mary. Ellen, ahd Nina Baity of Greenville were the guests Sunday of Mr^^and Mrs. M. C. Poole. ‘ / Isaac Copeland, librarian at Fur man* university, Greenville, spent last week with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. j W. D. Copeland. He returned to the j university to continue his duties dur-1 ing summer school. Mr. and Mrs. R. H. McDonald and Mrs. J. R. Little of Columbia, were the guests Sunday^ of Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Harris. Mrs. -Little remained for a visit. Allan F. Lide and daughter. Miss Frances, of Ettorep, w’ere here Tues day for Mr. Ode i to attend the an nual meeting of the orphanage board of trustees. 'While here they W’ere the guests of Mr. and Mrs. F. M. StuttsI Mr. and Mrs. G. R. Bodie and chiL dten pf Norfolk, Va.,' and Mrs. Vic tor M. Grille of New York City are visiting their mother, Mrrs. R. C. Stewart. Little Miriam King will return to New York with her aunt, Mrs. Grille, for an extended visit. 1 . Ml. 1 , .1 « ■ 1 ■ i, ’"'■h*. ■■ » Solves tgotir INK PROBLEMSt P A SMART CARTER CtJBE RULED WH HNEST KXJN* TAIN PEN INK. ...PLUS A NEW DESK STAND THAT FITS yOUR FOUNTAIN Fen OR STEEL PEN — Probe Matter Law Enforcement Sharp Interest Centers In Law Enforcement By Legislalive Committee;^ " ■ - - bath FMI- Columbia, June 7.—Sharp interest in South Carolina will be centered up on the investigation inteFlai?? enfotce- Tnent te made by the joiht Jegis- lative committee authorized under a joint resolution ‘and the personnel of which ha^been completed by Spea^r Blatt’s appointment of 'the three -house •members. ' In a special message delivered oral ly by the governor during the early days of>the recent session of the gen eral asgentbly he referred to rumors ancj “whisperings” which he said were current over the state with re gard to activities and doings of vari ous departments which he enumerat ed, and asked for a thorough investH gation. Included in his enumeration weii^the state highway patrol and the governor’s own constabulary. Members of the highwfty patrol are named by the highway deparrtnient, hile the~ constabulary is appointed 1- ONICLE PUBLISHING COMPANY WHAT DO . P, S. Jeanes DOT . - -if. • i. Everything Needed To Expedite .the Office Business You Will iftnd Here All of those Uttle things that will mak^ffice work a pleasure and save time and worry. Just give us a call and we will send you what you need in a few minutes. Ledgers, all kind4, Cash Books, Journals; Day Books and Loose Leaf Forms. and Adding Machine Ribbons, Carbon Paper, Second Sheeh, Letter. 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