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I- i PAGE EIGHT THE CUNTON CHRONICLE, CUNTON.tS. C. ixi THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 1»S7 County Survey “ Now Being Made State Highway Department Pre paring Laurens County Map As Part of Planning Survey. Draftsmen .in the* Highway Plan-j ning office aiy at Work on the most complete map ever made of I^auren* county. Information for this map was ammmiwitiigwaiMHwaaiiwinwwaiw Joanna Mill-News Washington, Nov. 8.—The question Goldville, Nov. 5. Miss Gladys Alexander’ of Alabama, is spending a few days with her sister, Mrs. Andy Gosnell. i Mr. and Mrs. T. N. Roper, Mrs. I Cora Raines and son, and Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Gastley spent the week-end, in Gainesville, Ga. Mr. and Mrs, Marshall Mullinox Abrams which political Jookera-on are asking ^ Greer, snent the week-end with from shock and was all dressed uo for gathered in an extensive road inven-i of Congr,es6^i«~.wl^tlh^-4Wiy-^=eally^ aiidlMrs, G. F. Blakely tory of the county last spring One complete ba.se map is to be made first, including all natural fea ture® such as lakes, rivers, etc.; all Btate, county* and other boundaries; jmi[TOads, bridges, oveiT>asses, reser-J vations, parks, and other jthysical characteristics. On this map will be placed all cul tural fi‘aturee of the county such as important legislation will be enacted or whether the 8e.ssion will resolve itself - into a generiit"talk-fest, with the antirlynching bill and matters of foreign policy holding of the floor to the exclusion of the things for which the President caile<l the Congress to gether. Opinion among experienced observers is about equally divide<l. dition, a nke lump of cash! The fam ily is recovering from the shock and will Jpive plenty to eat. This will supply the needed strength for full recovery. , " Then on Saturday night the parson was kindnaped and taken for a ride to Clinton where he was dressed up from head to foot. After Close exami nation the band of kidnapers were found to ibe the Board of Stewards of the Methodist church led by the treasurer, better known as Joseph The pastor » recovering Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Dees and little daughter Aline, spent the week-end in- Grastonia, N. C, — Mr. and Mrs. S. H. Keels of New berry 4ipeq,t Saturday with Mr. and Mrk. E. L Prater. .Mr. and Mrs. B. W. Oxner and (laughter, Hilda, spent Sunday in Po- maria. Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Shealy and which i.-^ another way of sdying that . . f t u doubt »» daughter, Kathleen, of Silverstreet, private dwellmp farm units, schools, .,,t*sent influence of the President,'^ ^ churches, hospitals, fact()rie!<|(Sv.stores. ^ith Congress. It is certain that Bridges hotels, airports, cemeteries, or other },(. can no longer obtain the passage featuA^s which would have any rela- .,f new laws by having them written I parents, Mr. and Mrs. 0. .L tion to the traffic on the roaos near ',y his advisers and handing jn Saluda ^ whirh thoy ]t„ (•onKr...,.s v*Jth orders for thoir From this base map, a general | t^,nactment. The, temper of both ConfercneCi Seriously now, we wish to' express our deepest heartfelt thanks to the good people of Goldville, to the Board of Stewards, and to the members of Epworth church for these and all oth er expressions of your, love for us. It is hedrtening and makes us love every one of you more. We pray God’s blessing upon each one of you. Rev. and Mrs. E. 5?,. Jones berry, secretary. Present at the gathering were ap proximately 60 physicians of the third should be the next place of meeting for the association. piedical district, which is composed! SUBSCRIBE TO THE CHRONIClB of Laurens, Newberry, Greenwood, j Abbevjlle, and McCormick counties. Dr. L. M. Stokes, Walterboro, and Dr. E. A. Hines, Seneca, president' and secretai7, respectively, of the South Carolina Medical association, also attended the meeting. It was decided that Newberry Hipp & Ckandler Clothes for Men and Boys Yoar Boainew Appreciated Isave Vs Tb M tf DiMug-Gtiit b GREYHOUND Fennell-Norris Of cordial interest to their piany .Miss Naomi Rogers .spent Sunday|friends is the announcement of the Greyhoand Terminal KELLERS DRUG STORE Phone No. 1 i £ad I can travd three mi^ by Grey hound at the coat of drtvinf one mile in my own car—Gnd it’s a email one at tfaatl Be- eidet there’s no driving strain, no worry, just solid comfort the Super-Coach way. Kay and small son spent the week-end in Wil- higliway and transpoi talion map will i houses ” now is to ^ scrutinize every be made showing the types of roads, j p,.oj)osal coming from the Admin-j lyi^s ? the navigable rivers, conimeiTial air j jstration with an eye to its practica- L ^ week-end wit,. , and distances b(>tween towns ihjlity and neije.ssity, as well as to J^d/.Jr* roads. Another map will show j political advantages. It no longer; .. , jr ‘.y j >s used by truck aud Ims lines;! js true that political wisdom on thel^*, n.' .•ye to Its practica line and routes used by truck and bus lines; ijs true that political another will outline schfiol bus routes; I p-y,t of ('ongressnien consists in another will trace out mail routes, |••going along” with the President. .Similar niaj>s wil be drawn up of the other counties in .South Carolina Mack Blakely spent with Mr. and Mre. marriage of Miss Jettie Fennell and! F>vin Norris, both of Goldville. The| marriage was solemnized at the.home of the officiating minister, the -Rev. B. S. Drennan, in Clinton, on Satur day, October iiO. Medical Group Holds Meet Here and all t»f them will 1m* combined in a large map of the state, showing most Story of the A. A. A. As an illustration of the differ- «lice between now and in lUUJ, com- , f . . „ , u ..... ... I pare the trouble which the House of the same features as are shown on ' . • ■ , '( ommittee on Agriculture is having the county maps. i . • . /* . II f *u „ in trying to agree on a ( rop ( on- .\s siHin as all of these maps have' , • . , :■ , • , .u , 1,1 I 1 ; I .1 tro bil , with the way m which the been comple'.eil . and chi CKed, LheVi... .. . , , , , , . I • -.u u fi list ( roi) ( onlrol aw' was iia.-'fil. will be tied m with other pha-eji ofi,,., . r 4 * » . r;.., llie comidete program of the aits and Mr. and Mrs, Dan .Martin motored to j Highlands, N. C., .Sunday. .Mr. and .Mrs. Walter VV’right and : .. __ .sons of Spartanburg, spent Sunday ’ I "'rd District Association Mem- with .Mi-s. Miriam Hamm. i bers Guests of^State Training Mr. and Mrs. William Thomas and School. New Officers Named, small daughter and Mrs. E, L. Thom- ihe survey information as the liasis for future highway planning. Prints of these maps will be sent to the jiroper offi- <ials of the county for Nm'hI use, as spent .Sunday with .Mr. and Mrs. .1. L. .McCravy in Chester .Mrs. .Martha Deei-y is thi- week in Toccoa, (Ja. .Mr. and .Mrs. Lee .McIa‘(h1 of Sum- GREl^liOUND M AM ^ which proposes to uscMts | ‘ progr . , , was writt«*n in the office of the; ter, sjient the week-end with .Mr. and dinner by the .school, followed by Secretary of Agriculture and was j .Vli s. J. E. Boyce. handed to Congress in -May, I'.l'l.'l, with; Lnciu.s K(ws, .Mrs, ('.• L. Tollison orders froip the While House for itsjand son of Piedmont, and .Mrs. J. I), immediate passage. So .sure was thejK(,..is ami daughter of. Greenville, j of the .Administration that its orders would! .s]„.nt Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. J.j.sjKike of the_.status-ami. functions tluit uveii-btifoxt. iJjti BtjsTT. “ 1 ihe in.stitutiorl and was heard wi The fall m(*eting of the Third Dis-1 trict Medical association was held last spending Wednesday night with the State Training school as host. The program opened with the ser-ving of a turkey a cordial welcome extended the visitoi*s by Dr. B. O. Whitten, superintemW^irti of the school, and retiring president as.«<)ciation. Dr. Whitten also of th No matter how many medicines you 1 VC have tried for your cough.Thestcold.or bronclilal Irritation, you can get relief now with preomulslon. Serious trouble may be brewing and you cannot afford to take a chance with any remedy less potent than Creomulsion, which goes right to the seat of the trouble and aids nature to soothe and heal the Inflamed mucous membranes and tO loosen and expel the germ-laden phlegm. Even If other remedies have failed, don’t be discouraged, try Creomulsion. Your druggist Is authorized to refund your money If you are not thoroughly satisfied with the benefits obtained from the very first bottle. Creomulsion is one word—not two, and It has no hyphen In It. Ask for It plainly, see that the holding meetings and listening name on the bottle is Creomulsion. and you’ll get the genuine product and the relief you want. (Adv.) Clinton Finance Co., Inc. Auto Financing Fire Insurance / Office: . JACOBS & CO. BLDG. RUBBER STAMPS Any kin^, to fit any business. 21-hour ser vice. Reasonable prices. Telephone 74. The Chronicle Printers - Stationers lire hail been sent to <’apitol Hill an army of workmen was engaged to build new offices in the agriculture department building, to provide room.s for new officials who would be netnl- ed to administer the A.A.A.. And the hill, preci.sely as drawn up by the Executive, was pas.sed without a change, almost without being read. Can’t Agree on Crop Control Now the Prtvsident has aske^I for Miss .Annie Terry of Piedmont, was j interest hy the group. the giu'st Sunday of Miss I^vinia Boss. .Mr. and Mrs. Roy .McDowell of laiurens were the week-end guests of Mrs. John Feltman. a new Crop Control law as the first item on the legislative program for which he has called the special ses sion of Congres®. For thjye weeks the Committee on* Agriculture has Methodist W. M. S. Meets j The Woman’s .Mi.ssionary society I of the Metho<iist church met on Tues- jday evening at seven o’clock at the iihome of Mrs. E<lgar Boyce with Mrs. TYPEWRITER RIBBONS For All Make Machines, ^^ntfard^ and Toftabler ADDING MACHINE RIB BONS ADDING MACHINE PAPER Call 74 Chronicle Pub. Co. to appeal® from Administration lead ers, arguments from farm representa tives and reports from the farm dis tricts brought in iby members return ing- to Washington aifter conferring with their constituents. Yet nothing like an agreement has been reached as to what form crop control should take, even whether it is neces.sary or desirable. The majority of the committee i® r(•|)olted is being defi nitely opposeji to any inflexible and compuLsoi-y plan, such h*s been pro|K>sed by St*cretary Wallace. The result is that, as Congress meets, it is nowhere near ready to begin consid(>ration of Item No. 1 on the President’s program. Friendlier Toward Business In the matter of tax revision the outlook for any definite action by the .sptvial .session seems almo®t equally liuliious. A great deal of strength has been added to the argu- I ineTUs for repeal or amendment of ;the eorporation surplus tax and the [capital gains tax, by the recent acute ; business depression, signalized by a I violent drop ill security prices on the stock markets. That business yx- pnnsinn h.Ts been definitely impedt^l by the Government’s tax policies has long been contend«‘d by busi ness leaders, rwently with renew'ed emphasis. Now the truth of that contention is being admittiHl by Ad ministration offieials, and the Treas- ury is repoittHl as favoring such tax Ercie Brown as joint hostess. Mr. Fleck PRRseii It has been learned with a great deal of regret that Mr. F. J. Fleck of the Western Shade Cloth Co., of Ohio was accidentally killed in 'an auto mobile wreck about ten days ago. Mr. Fleck is plea.'^antly remember ed us one of the group of men who visitwl the mill with Mr. W. H. Reg- nery last April. Phy.sicians appearing on the pro gram and their topics were: Dr. George R. Wilkinson, Greenville, ‘'Peripheral Vascular Disease”; I>r. E. VV’. Carpenter, Greenville, “Dis eases of Esophagus”; Dr. .S. C. Hays. Clinton, “Cholecytopathy as Re'lated to. Arthritis”; Dr. H. B. Thomas, Whitmire, “Reflex Vomiting Due to Peritoneal Irritation OuUside the In testinal Tract.” Dr, E. H. Moore of Newberry coun ty, was elected president for the com ing year; Dr. T. A. Neely, Newberry, vice-president; Dr. E. G Abel, New- Buikl Curbs and Gutters and.Other > Improvements Your Community Needs AddreHsen Moiher’R Club Dr. K, F. Hicks of Clinton, was the guest speaker of the Mothers’ club Thursday evening. The meanbers whose birthdays are in November -had charge of the devotional program. Don’t Forget The Fair The date of the Joanna Community Fair is November lH-20. There will be booths for your handwork, your made-over articles, your canned fruits and vegetabU*s, a bt>oth for display of things made from Joanna cloth. There will be an interesting program eadh afternoon and nifeht. Come on- let’s make this a BIG fair and have lots of fun, too. LeM Montlilj Discomfort Many woman, who fonnerly nf- fered fhxn a waak. run-down ooo- dltlon aa a raault of poor aaalmila- tlon of food, lay thay banafltad by taking CARDUI, a apeelal madlclnt for woman. Thay found It hi^ptd to tncraasa the appatlta and Improve dlgeatlon, th|n^ brtnglnt them more atrangttnrom thefir food Naturally there la 1a« dlaoomfort at monthly parloda when the ayatem haa been itrengthened and the varl- oua funetlona rettored and regulated Curdot prslMd tw Uiounads ef vobmii, li ««U worth trTlat. Of oonna U B«l b«*fit«d, cotuult R ohrOaUa. not use Federal Relief Funds to replace oid« unsi unsightly curbs and gutters with concrete. Or build needed new concrete curbs, sidew^ks, draki- age structures, park improvements, swimming pools* and other beneficial, permanent civic improvements* Maximum labor on the job! Something worthwhile to show for the expenditure! Hundreds of other cities are grasping this oppor-^ tunity to get improvements that would have to be built soon anyway. So can your city. - Ibr complete, quick infonnation on iuiy spe cific use of concrete, write or wire PORTLAND CEMENT ASSOCIATION Hull Bldg , Atlanta, Ga. MODIRN MOl't STUINC OL can’t johangos as will oncouragt* capital 'to s*'ok invostmcnl in new business ventures or the enlargement of ex- ! isting enterpi Lses. How* far that may result in new laws, at thus ses Town Tattle- CHARLE.S STEWART “truck” because he can’t “change gears”—MARY NFHjL kicking an iron hall—“HON'HY” GARNER fall- tor a Clinton guy—VICTORIA MURRAH mistaking a gray V-8— RUBY HAWKINS having the “weave room blues—ELIZABETH 'WILLING HAM trying to reduce—MR. i^’lIUM- PERT set a new record for the 100 yard dash at the State Fair when he was callerl over the broadcasting sta- PlRffCUD HYDRAULIC bRAKl*^ j sion is anyboiiy’s Tmess, but there is D. E. Tribble Co. FUNERAL DIRECTORS ••.fiiicl... EMBALMERS Licensed Enbaimers, CoiapleU Modern EGulpmenl Day Phone §4 Night PkiMa K SSS ar 2U CUnton, &C. j evidence of a decidinl change of the '.Administration’s attitude tworad busi- Iness. In the worr>' over the pos®i- Ibility of a major business depression land its inevitable bad effect upon the , |M>litical foilunes of the party in ixvwer, high officials seem inclined to I let up in the effort to punish busi ness as a w’hole for the sin®, real or imaginary, of some business men in the past. Some Rea.sons For Slump Failure of the expected building tion to meet a certain party at the jfate—PARSON BOOZER trying m hard to keep his name out of the tat tle ^olumn. Invaded— M cthodint I’arionage Paator Kidnaped On Satunlay morning while the pastor was chopping •wood the parson age was invaded by a band of fine looking ladies who left the pantry full of good things to eat, and in ad- topic of discussion here than for many months past, with the appar ent beginniivg of the rejuvenation of the Republican Party. The real leader® of Democratic thought would welcome a stronger opposition than has been effective in the past few boom to materialize is regardinl here'years. The movement for a Repub- why the business situ-1 Bean conference early in 1938, at ation has not improved as had been which all elements of the nartv would hoped. The reduced earnings of the railroads, due to wage increases and be represented, and where a concrete clear-cut definition of party policies (A rising ri>st.s of material®, have cur-1 may be formulated, is looked upon tailed their buying ^i^ility for new motive |»ower and rolling stock, and so resulted in slackening output and reducing employment in mills and factories. The Interstate Commerce Commission has granted rate increas es to many of the railroads, but not enough to satisfy their needs as they see them. The belief here is that the application of the Class I rail roads for a general 10 per cent in crease in freight rates will be grant- ed. Hail Growth of OppoolUoa Party politka ia a more lively here as a constructive first step. Be cau.se the proposal in its beginning had the indorsement of former Presi dent Hoover, if it did not originate with him, it was looked upon with suspicion by many Republi<»n politi cians, who feared that it wi^a bid for the nomination of Mr. Hoover~for the Presidency in 1940. Hie Boston speech, in ■which he definit^y dia- daimed any such desire or ambition, » regarded here as having cleared the atmoophere and paved, the •way for a general reorganization of the p^y. 'i, _ /CHEVROLET F WBCARmTSCOMMm Of h*t graal to drivo a Qiovrolol, you con got all of Qiovrolol't modorn odvantogoi at tuck low pricot and witk tuck low pporatHig cotft. OayiIOIjnM010tl)iynK)N,Ciaswl M#iwfifciCsioswllai.Dg!10IT,MIQaQAM GQes Chevrolet Company Qmtoii,S.C i 1 ■\ \