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7 4» * ( WT' rr^ f rAGE laGHT THE CLINTON CHRONICLE, CLINTON, 8. C THURSDAY, MAY 26, IjteS Williains Quits Senate Race Joanna News Goldville. May 20.—Mrs. E. C. Ab rams is enlertaininjr her mother, Mrs.; R. I*. Martin, this week. Messrs. Lee Ellison, Roy Osborne! and Troy Ellis, Jr., visited Mr. and^ Mrs. John Fox at Ware Shoals, and 1 Mr .and .Mrs. A. L. Ellis at Pelzer, over the week-end. ^ Mr, and .Mrs. Cecil Odell were the week-end jfuest.s, of Mr. and Mrs. N. which I urging Congressional leaders to bring 162 GRADUATES GET DIPLOMAS II»*»«' IHMII Washington Library Given Books On Law (Continued from page one) / j ^ to send that measure back to com-jgroup who have i Emanuel, of Ai ken, Beqneatlis CoOection of Her Late Hudband. up again for consideration the Gov ernment Reorganization bill. There were 108 Democratic Representatives who voted with the 90 Republicans’ Florence, May 23.—Ashton H. Wil-I liams announced today his withdraw al from the Unitetl Stat^ senate race. “Sev’eral things have caused me to make thfs decssion,” h^ said. “1 am frank to confess, however, that the realization that neither I nor anyone else can defeat Senator Smith is a major consideration.” Williams said newspaper editorials ITolsonback in Newberry, had described him as a “Rooseveltj Motoring to the motorcycle race admirer and while he Sunday were .... •..av-vuliw-, anuireaa into tne early jJemocratic pri-; ... . . , Svarm admirer of the pr^Kltnt, and .Mrs. Clarence Fulmer, Mr. and » much le.ss resistant attitude on the niaries that the mass of the people city which has foundations.* Third,'books and documents relatives to the that “does not blind me to the ines- Mrs.’John Fulmer and .Mr. and Mrs. part of the majority of members than'are Itill behind the President seems labor creatively to build-real material legal profession in South Carolina, capable truth, however, that no j James Fulmer. Four couples and j was apparent a few weeks ago. That' nu i rtsiaeni, seems . _ j; ... mittee when it came up before, world out of the quag- against 96 who voted for it. A shift!and* clouds. ^These op- j of only eight votes (n the House timisis have brought comforts and would pass the bill, it is figured, and' conveniences to the humblest that efforts are being made to obtain 200 years ago could not enjoy, pledges from that number or more' God’s Kingdom, he said, is pre who opposed the Reorganization pio- M ashin^on,^ May 23.—The picture! gram, that they ■will vote for it next Wa.shingfon presents nime. That such a small number of official 't<Klay is that of a renewal of the• Representatives have changed their'First, that home which; This "was tl * at President’s pressure on Congress fori minds light of the signs they Christ has gone to prepare. Second,^uel’s late hi Mr. (greater power for the Executive, and‘read into the early Democratic pri-^ke pilgrims, we journey toward a'and it contai The Presbyterian college library . I recently received a law library of ap- sented as a building. W’^it'sorr of'volumes as a be- buildings should we seek ? There ^ ^® Jose- should* be five objects for our hope Pbioe Emanuel, of Aiken. This "was the library of Mrs. Eman- husband, P. A. Emanuel, contains a number of valuable thoughtful man who has a regard three young men who own motor-1 is not to say that Congre.ss is again for the intcre.«t of South Carolina canjx-ycles accomitaniiHl them. {ready to “rubber-stamp” any pro be HMt per cent for the president’s| Mrs. Roy Gtlell with .Mrs. Ci'cil’p^sal the President may make, but program. fhiell, .Mrs. ('larence Fulmer and Miss jit is ready to give ‘him—inde<*d, has not at all unlikely. COPELAND REUNION The Copeland reunion will be held “I admire and respect the president'Mary Iju>« (lirk atlendeil the gradu- already given him—things which a j this year at Fairv'iew church, Greer, for his earnest efforts to improve ut ion exercises at Greenville General! short time ago the recalcitrant le^d-jon Sunftey, May 29. living conditions of the average man. hospital Thur.s<lay evening. The many.iTs on Capitol Hill svPdre they never! The people wholeheartnl -hould and will give friends of .Miss .Sadie ,\ttaway con-j wouM give him. ..um-u-l 10 all >:.atulalo h.T on A,. *,utsu,n.|ine ..yamplo - is tho gent efforts to add to the well-lH-uig iilonia as a train.^l nur.se. .Miss Atta- much-talked-of homes. Fourth, perfect bodies with .self-consciousness and self direction, for God has appointed that these souls should be housetf in fit bodies. F'ourth, the soul itself which is to dwell in these homes, the soul which can think (Jod’s thoughts with Him, Of particular value in the collection are original copies of the early South Carolina Records. These books are rare and valuable. A large portion of the library will form valuable sup plements to the college’s already un usual collection of material on early South Carolina history. and of our |H*ople and the well-being of, way is the sister of .Mrs. Roy our pi'oplo is, I In-lievo, very near to Cieil Odell. the heart of the president, -Mr. and Mrs. T, \V. Wooil an<l fain- don’t think my democracy ought ily’ visiteil fiiends and nlatives in to he <|uestione<l l>eoau.se I am not in Newberry .‘Sunday. fav(»r of all measures _a<lv«K’ated by ( .Mrs. E. .\. Tinsley visited her sis- the presiilent,” Williams said, citing j ter, .Mrs. Rachel .Mosely, in ( linton, the anti-lynching bill, the wage hour over th«* we«-k-einl. pn>|>osal and the s|>en<ling program. ! .Mi>s ('urol .Street of Greinwoiwl, Withilrawai 'of Willianus from the returned to her home Sunday after ■ - » — I .4. » ■ . . pian race leaves only four annouMce<l cun- spending two wi-eks with her aunt, diiiates in th«* fiebl including the vet-'.Mrs, Alma 0'D»*1I. eran Ellison D. (Cotton E<l) .Smith,! .Mr. ami .Mrs. Troy Fdlis and Mr. State. .Senator F'.dgar A. Brown of j and Mrsi*^ Ruel>en Ijinford visited rel- Hamwell, Governor Oiin D. Johnst«.»n, atives in I’elzer Sunday, and to “earmark” the items in the new pump-priming appropriation hill, call-| irig for the expeniliture of alKjve tw’oi an<l a half billion (iollars for various| kimis of putdie w<»rks and relief. The House Committee on Ways and •Means ha<l woikts] out sche<lules al lotting the various items to’pai tieular Wben—t-be—R+e-tdeiH—Ctt urtied fiotn hi-, viirnfiiin rriij>te to t h‘‘ Wmt love Him and fellow^men, and put An artificial blool v'es.sel past in-1 into wbnderful execution all these ob- vented for experimental purpose.^ is jects. God will give boiiies to con-, that th(*se perfect bodies made of rubber tubing, and so is^orm to the development of the inner quite lymph. ' ^ I soul, and the blessed promise is given will be hestowe<l at the Resurrection to all in whom His spirit dwells. •Imlie« the returns from the F'lorida primaries and other political signs of the times had indicated to many of the Ih-iiKK-ratic insurgents that it was This) H. Vaughn of ( lenison. Jlr*_and .Mr.s. M. L. Flow spent seVr, , t _ ..... ... .. . imagined it to be. U> alufii .themselves —^ i eral «lay.s in (ireenville and < aesar s .. . ... , i, ■. n 4f\i* V II 1 I . I ojK'nIy in oppo-ition to ^ir, Roos(*velt. (iK.\l)t A I hS lO Head last week. J, ‘ i . u i . .i. (ihl DhCiKhhS! .Mr. and .Mrs. Vernon .laek.-^ were , . , . • . 1 , . .... ... I'resideiit, who is alHiut the most' , ♦ the week-end giic'^ts of .Mr. and .Mrs. , . , u i . i (Contimn'd from page one) iUomi.'i- l u-k'i adioit politieian who ever lyhabiti-d I ' I* 1 II u 11 1. 'he White Hoti-e. So when the parly .Vlrs. Ida Hughes .iml daughter,,. , n i u- .u i 7. e ,, . , ... , leader- calli-d on him with a draft of I .Viargaret, and .Miss Flora Tucker .. , , , , , • the luimp-pi imiitg bill sti worded as week-end 111 F.noree. . i■ • . • - i. i . i i , . ,, , .to eliminate an I resnu-ntial discre- Ia->ter Hair and son, .. .u m . . r ,, I • 1 1 .• VI tion Ml the allotment of money to Bob, vi>ited relatue- in Ni-wImiiv . , . . , ,, , • paiticulnr states and < ongress dis- Satimlay. ' . .... , , • 1 %. i. T« I -..I . .L triKts, the 1‘ri sident made ju.-l one .Mr. anti .Mrs. B. T. Little spent the ~ week eiul with relatives in Charbttte. Sheffield Meeth, Jacks Nathaniel man, Ga. .Malcolm Mcl>t»wt‘ll Hemphill, Grif-’^|„.„^ Ga. M,. M Macon .Mcxantb'r Hipj), ( hnrlotto, N. (’._ .ItM I Mel 'orti Hollis, Atlanta, Ga. Etina Jean Hunter, I,aurens. I.;iuiit7. .\. .lucobseii, Decatur, Ga. F'rarik Ramiolph John.slon, Greer. William .Mclbtiiulti Jones, Bishop ville. .Mr. anti .Mi-s. James (itMifrey of .Simpsttiiville, s|M‘nt F'nday with .Mr. ■-! ami .Mrs. T, FI. (»-l>orne. ' .Mrs. Luther Watkins vi-ited her .lo>l>eh I.ane Lyle, Decatur, Ga. jsi^tci'i .Mrs. FI. L. Thtimas, Sumlay. (n-orge Fleming .Meinnes, (cum > .Mps. .Aliee Tia*ker i- spending this Jamlet, Charlestttn. laturens W’ilson McU'od, Darling- ton. ‘ Emmett Ulrich .McRae, Jr., .Mcln- Iti-h, Ga, William Amlersttn .Moore, Dalton, Ga. William Gratly I’eecksen, Charles ton. week with her daughter. .Mr.s. lita i: He |tencillet| the wortls "as the I’re.'iileiit may tlirect” into the bill, Hiitl the Congressitiiiul .-jMikesmen ac- ceptetl it. Score for F\ D. R It was a ctmiplete ahantitmment ttf their previoiisly-arintuincetl jiur- pose of curtailing the political ptiwer of the FIxeeiilive; ftir in iwdities ctiri- ln>I of the expemliture of public A little daughter was Imm to Mr.|f“"'*® extraonlinary and Mrs. F'nsl Barton Monday niorn-®***’trol of elections. The IIou.se aceeptisl the f’resid(*ntial demand and passetl the big appro- llospital * NrwH priation hill with practically full au thority in the l*resi«ieiit’s hands to Birth Announcement mg. Burgess (laither Shaw, Sumter. pba-iire on .‘^tunlay to Ralph Henry Sti.well, Jr., Oakland, home James Brown, who has he pleases. M®'"''- , ... , , , iH-en a patient m tin* .NewU-rry hos--' Another example of fongrossion Ralph Ijifayette Waldrup, Ijanford al recethng from its previous defiant ^^®‘'on. .... Lit'tle ClaiKle John-on nsvntly un- ‘he .Senati|^, on Charles Wo«hIs Waimamaker, Jr., ,k.. !'>’• to establish an indept-iidi-itt commission like the Re- the bill creating an aviation aiithor- Mu-siral 1‘rugramM constria-tioii F'liiance C«»r|M»rntion, the The pa-t w.a‘k was music time at *’'®<h ral Tra.le Commis.sion and many the SA-h.M.l. Under the capable dmH*- ’‘thers. The commissioners are to U* turn of Mrs. Uomaine t;mith. three by the President, but may Clinton. Nellie John Hill. Ji»hn WtMKlward, Vienna, Ga .-Mford .Wilson, St. Charles. •Mfred W’ithcrspoon, Cross deiweiit an upm-ndix operation al the Newln'riy hospital. SUBSUKIBR IX) TUB UIIKONICLB ’The Paper Everybody Rrada” musical events were be removed, as the bill was origin-* out-tandmg ? ally repoiiiHl to the Senate, only for On Monday. May 19. five cars tm»k '“’Kbit or inefficiency, thirty memU>rs of the Joanna gltM*j That «lid nt*t please the President. to t'olumloa to ovor;^^^* that ho had unilur- station WL'^. Th..se who heard the:‘**‘®" G> r.move Commissioner fiiu* rendhion of the program know Humphreys from the Fisleral Trade that these S4*)hh>I chikiren would com-! G**mmission on the groumi that Mr. !|mre favorably with the best j«.h»>ol Humphreys wa.s not sympathetic with !glee clubs in the county. \\r\ Urfillo-jtbc amis and pur|K..s<*s of the Admin- wav’s solo was a thing of tn-auty, and Iand was not cxMiperative. —'Mrs. Smith plave»l wnth her usual j The Supreme Court rules! that the charm. .Mrs. Smith. acoomi*ani»si by l ^''‘‘•‘‘blent ha«l no power of removal * Mrs. William UnH.k- Owens, playesl except for causes s|Hiifi.sl W. J. BENJAMIN SERVIC E STATION Standard Products t ars Washed and (ireaaed Your Kusinesa Appreciated in the Dr. Felder Smith a violin solo which addrsl much to'the. I®" * Therefore word came to Capitol of DRS. SMITH & SMITH OI*TOMETRlSTS Specialist In Eye Examinations Office Hours 8 to 6 Daily Phone 29-W for Appointment Clinton. S. C. ^' enjitymenl of th»* pr**gram. I Hill from the While House, and the V The F'oster Music club gave a stu- Aviation Commission bill was amend- W tlio nsital III the musk* n^mi at the,*’** 8ive the President power to re- fiUchvnd at five o’cUwW WTslneiwlay. imove any cimimissioner who was “un- n The spring musK* recital was given'♦^^^'rable, uncimperative or antagon- X in the s**hool auditorium on Thursday''^Gc. The Senate passes! the bill in » evening at S o’chn'k. 'hat foi-m, by the narrow margin of Sj 132 to 30 vvdes, inspite of warnings' hi Joanna t'lub .\rti\ities jthat such a provision, if extendt**! to House CommittiH*: This committet*. all Jht* quasi-judicial and quasi-leg- h with the help of Mrs. Kay, .Mrs. | islative agencies of the Government Waits and a committ»H' from the, would give the President full control Hi^iris’ dub is getting the upstairs of thefr opinions and acts. 91m>4V4 o* #S •« ♦Vo Ch'ay apartment in Joanna dub ix-ady for its new tenants. In activity and p«*r- formaiKC of different crafts they vie Senate Keveraca Position This action was a complete reversal of the Senate’s previous position Funeral Home Clinton, S. C. FUNERAL DIRECTORS ••• nnd ••• EMBALMERS Ambulance Serrice Phones 41 and S99-J L. RUSSELL GRAY and Y. PARKS ADAIR, Gen. Mgrn. nPEWRITER RIBBONS For All Make Machines, Standard and Portable. ADDING MACHINE RIB BONS ADDING MACHINE PAPER CtO 74 Chronicle Pub. Ca with the big plant acixvss the street.(when the Rt'oi'ganization Bill was be- These women, tiH>. are doing a splen-jfore it last Winter. The House ver- jdid bit of suiH*rvision in the commu-!»>on of the propose<! Reorganization I nity buildings, program applying to all Federal de- Drama Ulub: This grx^up ' has partmenks and agencies contained I brought to a close a Uuxh* months a provision giving the Presulent full course of stmiy. The two plays pro-j power of removal for any reason or duced FYulay evening w'as evidence no reason at ali. The Senate elimi- of the seriousness with which they nate<! that provision, on the ground worked. jthat it would be placing too much Garden Club; Us meetings now con-*personal power in the Ppesident’a sist exchanging plants and experi-1 hands. Now, in a parallel instance, 'ence with the garden neighbors. J^oon'the Senate has shown itself ready to plants for the first annual flower J “go along” with the President al- show will bjc jinder way. _ . though t)ie White Hojne victory in j NetHlle Work: The ladies enjoyed, this instance was by a very narrow 'the hospitality of Mrs. i)ccry on Fri-'margin and the issue was not strong- day afternoon. Finished garments.ly enough contested to bring out a jweix* priHliK-iHl and such instructions full Senate vote, as were luvessaiT.” were given. j It is, however, another straw in- Social Service: Members of this^dicating that the trolitical winds are ^ group continue to take gtKHl cheer {shifting and that the President’s in- into the homes of the sick and sor- fluence over Congress is regaining rowing. The committee truly works j some of the strength which he had in the spirit of the Gix'at Friend. jlost earlier in the year. How far j Community Chorus: This J|^y of Mr. Roosevelt will det*m it prudent singing men and women are a happy, | to press his gains is yet to be seen, icongenial lot. They are improving! Reorganization Come-Back? steadily. - \ Mr. Roosevelt is definitely encour- j‘sentiment »o far displayed, and is ' SPECIAL OFFER 'reported to be preparing to press .. , ••r*!*Fed by the shifts of Congressional »>.tk. to, mo ki, „i,l €«U.er Emi- saries of the White House have been lopoUtaa—IS m See your boaie a^eut. JAMBS W. CALDWELL M 8UBSCRIBB TO THB CURONICLB W’e're celebrating! We (the folks behind the counter) will have free rein of the store for Three Value-Packed days. We have been given a free hand in selecting these values for you. We think we*ve got it: Our prices are right—our celebration is yoiir savings op portunity! Thin Is My Prize; Says r .MRS. ALMA MrKEE .Manager Piece CkMids and Drapery Department. (’OTTON ( HENILLE BEDSPREADS $a.77 I.uxury At a l,ow Price. These spreads arelhnart. yet prartieal. Ther’re tubfast! In prartieal a choice of coiora. HHxIO.'i men: a BARGAIN SC(K)P Says (OUSIN “HOBHIE” VANCE COTTON SOCKS Sc pair Strong and Serviceable. Have a carload in the store and another carload coming. REMNANTS lU'tter hurry and get an armful of them. I.arge size Kemnanta, .3 to .1 yard pieces. Fast color Prints and Sheers— L Here's .My Contribution. Saya MRS. INEZ BUZHARDT Manager Notions and Lingerie Depart naent SLIPS-44C Every popular style, tailored or prettily trimmed. Extra ordinary Taiuce. Buy several for all summer. Sizes 32-44. PANTIES Tailored to perfection. Knit rayon Panties and Briefs. Perfect fitting, long wearing. Children’s - 9c HOSE - 17c Perfect quality, newest shades. Sizes 8^^ to lOFi. This Is .My Special, Says GUY EI.LIOTT Manager Work* Clothes and Shoe Departments Here’s .My Contribution. Says MRS. FLOYD HITT Manager .Millinery and Ready-to-Wear Dept. SHEER DRESSES Novelty Printed Sheers! They're gay and colorful, fast to washing. Nicely styled, well-made. Sizes 14 to 52. WORK SHIRTS HANDBAGS 43C HURRY. MEN! Ragged built for long, hard service! Of strong medium- weight chambray. Triple stiUk- ed. two pockets. SANDALS Big table of Ladies' and Chil- dren'a Sandals. White and col ors, medinm and low heela. Just the thing for sport and bonne wear. 67c SPUN RAYON PRINTS Linen-like patterns on white grounds. Washable. 3lc yd. For Summer Smartness! You’ll find many new envelope and pouch styles. Unusual at this low price. This Is My Prize, Says MiM RUBY WOODRUFF Cashier, and Manager Hosiery Department HOSE • 55c Crepe twist, ringless, full- fashioned, perfect quality. They’re sheer and lovely. Short Lengths CREPE Plain and Prints. 28c yd. PENNEY’S Cl^ton, S. C. r* I Jir* ot". .jo: .-t: