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I # T THURSDAY. JULY 14, IMS ra* CLINTON CHRONICLE. CLINTON, 8. C COMMENTS ON AND THINGS By Spectator /^ Well, liie pe»che« were good; the first crop of figs w»* fair; the plums did richt well; and the watermelons! ph, boy! You know, I’d rather tell you about figs and watermelons than politics. Spectator eometimes wonders if he is becoming a politician Still, he is only mildly afflicted with the political itch. eeerybody, every citism, every inter est. Every legitimate interest of the state should be welcome in the gover nor's office. ^ 3 The governor should be a man who can talk to a group of men ^ around a table, man to man, and) Otw McQuown of lAinston-Salem, should hi^ve a program so well con-;** spending several days with / his ceived and clearly defined that he andlP^J^nto. Mr. and Mrs. J. E. McQuown. the members of the legislature oouWi Miss Elisabeth Bushardt of Char- sit together in a workable Conference. [ lotte, N. C., is spending the week with Mrs. Floyd Hkt and Mr. and Mra-I Mr. and Mrs. W. 11 Chaney spent jRoy Simmons of Cross Hill, were in Sunday in WalhaUa with the latter’s tColumbia Sunday to visH Mr. aiMl;bcoth«r-inJaw and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Simmons. conducted a^ daily Vacation Bible school. Mr. and Mrs. Denny Martin of Lau rens, spent the week-end with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Poole. Mrs. John F. Thompson and chil dren, Dorothy Mae, and Frankie, of Newberry, spent several days tliis week with Mrs. I. 0. Ray. Mr. and Mrs. B. B. Housley of Dah- Mrs. I. S. Bagw^ Min Mary Stone returned today ! Iomega, Ga., were the guests Friday from a week’s vacation with her sis-i®*^^ Saturday of Mr. and Mrs. T. M. *— w__ -nr r»_i— ‘i- XM Ml. *Sease. \ ter, Mrs. «W’. Q. Grigg, in Mooresville, N. C. Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Wilson and « 'Tw her broker and Sister-in-law, Mr. and! son, of Valdese, N. C., spent several 4. The jowrnor should rep«»lit Bothwdt ' • d.y, the p«st week with the former’. Spectator pats himself On the chest an<l fondly believes thatjie is a politi cal philosopher. But thou|H* he occa- -nJ Mr,. V. P. Weldon of De-i,i«er and brothor-in-Uw, m,!^ mi«, m politic.’ he pltmi^ vnnety of Mich., returned home Sutuidny Mr,. C. W. Anderson. whoIcKU^ed •»“®f ‘J® •" *“« *“•' Mr. «kI! Mr. nnd Mr,. J. B. Dniley, «com- melon pntohe,^ u i*°i Mr,. R. J. Copelnnd and other rela-lpanied by Mr. and Mr,. B. H. Mer- werfruita, ^ Leaphart of Lex- be thoroughly informed and at home. ! rilt of .Cincinnati, Ohio, were visitor, ington is over japomcas. - . ,. . „ 5. The governor should, above all, ^ g g in Spartanburg on Sunday. S. P. AndertionXand sons of Mor- ganton, N. C,, sp^ Tuesday with Mr. and Mrs. L. C. ^nd. Friends of James Seegers will re- Mr. andiK^'*^^ to know he was called to his home in Timmonsville Monday on account of the death of his mother, Mrs. 'M. C. Seegers. Dr. and Mrs. B. O. Whitten and daughters, Misses Martha and Millie, er, Frank W. LaMotte, and Hagood Cantey. The ceremony performed by,Mr. LaMohte. Mrs. D. C Dunaway, Mlaa Rab]y McMakin and Mrs. Frnhk Bobo of Fairforest, and little Miss Dell Stone of Woodruff, spent SQa> day with Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Mrs. Bobo remained for a visit. John Griffin, who 'has been viritiiiif his sister, Mrs. George M. Davis, left the past week for his home in Pitta-’ burgh. Pa. He was accompanied for » visit by his nieces, Misses Collette and Beverly Davis, and Miss Collette Griffin. Enroute they will visit rda- tives and friends in Richmond and Washington. From Wa^Aington, TUBm Beverly will |go to Williamsburg, Va., to visit her sister, Miss Alma Davia. It IS impor^ ^ perfonn the duties of his <>«-, goyd spent .the week-end with the for- «*^*“’* daughter, Mrs. W. L. Marshall, than that we should persp*re and get ^ without half hi8,j Wadeeboro, N. C. red in t^ face over * mind on something dse-^ without^ ^ survey the peaches, fi^ Md playing to the grandstand. summer at Liberty Hill, wasttume«l home after a visit with Mrs. mfeons I hope t^A. A. ^ ^ g. The governor should give full: the guest Thursday of Mrs. GaiV Dill-IE, H. Wilkes, Sr., in Laurens, reduce the number of peaches, figs to'the administrative' w’ork of nrj, j Mrs. Emma Little spent several his office, studying carefully the mat-| Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Copeland and days*the eftat- Week in .Simpaonville|-^--i*l**TiMgJQOir,-IiftMot;t.e’.s broth ■tera^presented-iog^4ua-approval. j^n, J.^'Tsaa^Copeland. spent th?with her daughter, Mrs. Morgani ! ■ " —is 7. Since the Constitution require®; weekend with relatives in Greenwood. Toild. and melons per man. Fm rather in fa vor of sharp restriction on coUards, mustard greem—way, nmn tirtnannlid you^ ever see anybody who really j Sergeant L. G. Comstock is spend-i Sun<ky in Hendersonville, N.C. ing six w’eeks at the army maneuver Little Billy Sims of Monroe, Ga.,| camp in Wiggin, Mississippi. land John Charles Maddox of Madison, Mrs. W." B. Owens, Sr., has re-lGa., are visiting their grandmother, Mrs. C. L. Sims. Rev. and Mrs. L. C. LaMotte were in Chinquapin, N. C., Wednesday for W. J. BENJAMIN SERVICE STATION Standard Products Cars Washed and Greased Your Business Appredatad craved mustard «reens? Oh I ewti***™ s**««»t appropriate measures | Mr. and .Mrs. B. H. some of the stuff myself—greens notl^or the consideration of the general' Monday for Cincinnati, Ohio, collards—but it is witli a sort of spir- assembly he should sqjrvey the condi- three-weeks’ visit with Mr. and Mrs. Merritt left after a itual glow, a feeling of having done aomethingi noble, something of great tion of the citiienship and propose'J. B. Dailey. Mr. and Mrs. H. W, Crisp and chil- ,^rs. Annie Giles Bailey is spending a jnonth in Sarasota, Fla., with her son and daughter-in-law', Mr. and Mrs. Giles Bailey. Misses Frances Milam, Helen Hol- dren, Sara and EHlIy, of Miami, Fla.,. Hngsworth, Lo’de Ray, and Robert |o laws that will promote the general disciplinary vdue, something akin ' ij'are visiting Mrs Crisp’s sister, Mrs.lCrooks are spending a week’s vaca- « denial of self, a curbing a base Above all, the fifjve^or should Florida. j^ite and common craving-and aU per ce^ for ^uth L. R. Lynn, who are that, you know. ^ ^s of GrcAmville. spent Sunday with'touring the West, recently visiu^l ***^tk- /V n^^oWiion^ ' former’s mother, Mrs. Nannie .\.j George H. Reid and his sister, .Miss The Governor pathies.or pre-delections I Elisabeth Reid, in l»s Angeles, Calif. What sort of governor do we need Men should not be electt*d to the in South Carolina? You may not! general assembly to ivpresent teach agree wtih me, but I urge you to pon-'ers, labor, physician der the question. : ers, bakers, or any think this are all citizens and should have equal ;| Tlie Scope Of Our Service Let’s try a scheme; let’s Pitts. , ....... ... —.B...... ._....I Mrs. .Mgie Bi^, Miss Margaret! Mr. and .Mrs. M. .M. Freeman were, , { .J . B4>bo'ami Mi.<s Frances Franklin of called at Atlanta Thursday on account' \vl SpaitanbuTg. sjumt Sunday with Mr.,of the dt'ath of Mr. Fri'eman’s sister,U M-«■ W. A.M.V. _ _ |Mi,,S.r.t.F~ Mrs. W. H. Wallace ami M iss Mar- spent r. and though we haven’t had a good one for merous in the legislature. But that many a moon; isn’t a fault. Lawyers are elected by,*®*"* ^ Tamas^ee 2. We don’t hT'thTiST‘^ as ^vemor would te Pnmm^y de-,«n say that laji^rs are in the ma- ^oung. who voted to promoting his candidacy for) jonty. some other office; There is a reason why lawyers— 3. We don't want a governor who'some of them—like to serve in the carries into office a personal antip-1 legislature. It is very, very closely re- athy for any man or group of men; ilated to their business; knowledge of returned the sister, Miss Marie lAngston, and Dr. and Mrs. M. A. Hatcher in Hamlet, N. C. Mr. and Mrs. Roland Russell and children of Columbia, spent Sunday has been ill. |with the former’s sister, Mrs. Ethel Miss Caroline MarUn returned j Pitts, and daughter. Miss Frances home thb week after attending a Lee Pkts. house party at Ocean l>rive Beach' Mr. and Mrs. Albert Mears of Tam- ny lor any iii«n or group ui m«ii, , w vbkinr friends in Darlington P®. guests Wednesday of 4 We don’t want a man who regards, legislative pisses is us^ Eugt^ne ^loway of Jaek^ville. Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Cooper, Jr, himself as a represenUtive of any practice. Such knowletige does not •P- p. ‘ ^ver*l dsvs the nest week ' ^up; P***! to merchants and bankers, ao - »P^"‘ ***'«^' ^*3" 5. We don’t want a man who plays they don’t offer themselves. to the galleries. j lawyers do n<rt use the lixgislature ^ wntllina. Georgia, and Tennessee the past Now let’s turn this around and try'for their professional interest, except • • ^ ' !week for . lirte afrimiMiw rtody. llri^. at Camp Ton-A-’l Mra. R. E. Jonr. i. at homo from a Mre need: femng benefits on k ye , y Hendersonville. N. C. ^***1 to relativt^ in Wa.Hhington, U. C., ** f*^^^riri^atl!llf^r 'r^ tJhe'^Judg^ and and Harrisburg, Pa. great field for a leader m civic af. in the legislature or ^ little son Mike spent .Saturday in Mrs. J. W. ('oi>eland has returned faire. We teve cho^n uJver tr^ his < ^ Adrian from a eUy of several weeks in Grand leadership. The legiskture ha.s w«A-' lawyer benefiU as a lawyer Jr^.**** They apent Sunday in Rapids, Mich., as the guest of Mrs. bled aJo^ for kck ^ inteUi^t wiA ‘JTcWnov*. William H. Martin and Mr. and Mrs. anee. Just now our atete is like a ehip chenU. I do not mean to imply that Frmncrt Roper haa returned Henry Martin. wallowing rudderleae in the trou^ this is necessarily bad. for law- attending summer school Mrs. Henry Bysn of Paris. France, of the sea. A state great in name and yers '[f'Tjw^uous William ami Mary college. Wil- is visiting her i»arent.H. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas P. Owens and with hh parents. Mr. and Mrs. A. B.;children. and Mbs Helen Stewart vis- lited points of interest in North Caro- tradition, rich in history and richer professional ethics; but laymen are^ in possibilities, we should have a clear suspicious of the practice and it is and definite policy of economic devel- open to objection. Of course we must opment and fiscal control. I not ask a man to throw 2. A man of administrative ability rnate practice bemuse experience, one who can see the lator. The most illegitimate practice ^ lianisburg, Va. Mr. and .Mrs. Gary Dillard Jack H. Ikvis, Sr., ami other rela- and lives in Laurens and Columbia. Mrs. Cultivatinii: every phase of the banking business, it has been the constant endeavor of this bank to render to its customers a broad, efficient and complete service. The scope of this service has been widened with the passing years until today every fa* cility for modern banking is at your dis posal here, coupled with real personal in terest in our customers. You could not wish for a more Satisfac tory Affiliation. WE INVITE YOUR BANKING BUSINESS M. S. Bailei & Sii OLDEST BANKERS STRONGEST *»************»**t****»*»»»****»****»f»»t*x»*»t»»*t and one who can talk with pqwer com pany representativesi, cotton mill pra*- idents, mill workers, clerks, farmers— of that .•«ort of thing. interested in proposed legislation. , vi v v r Th«» h.v, b«-n -mi. u*ly “r- ‘"J'®'*??”?- Floor Sanding City Electric 8 Plumbing imata ntwt gink Dillard, at Canrp Ton-A-Wan- .Mr*. Ruth \Nolfe of New Orleans,, J' ' X na experience, one wnv »*ii -re .......imaie Hendersonville. N. La., is spending some time with her . * Uf u . whole, undenund it. of . U-jerderMl.lor l. in j 'd.urhter”M m. U (1. <’om,t.mk. gU m A P All fhAI I I* A pie. .H the people, • nan w^ of-1 .twiner fr^ » concern while rt 1. Mr, .nd Mm. Georxe H. Ellis are . , ■■LLIIIL mrllDllI I t ST i. opt;" tue-r home .ner vi,i.,n, her pa- ..wndin, .everal day, at <’..hiem. J Ilk kll k \|J UU| I k \ THOSE SMALL.... BUT ESSENTIAL THINGS a a a obout thc officc — tra.vs for your desk, blotter pad, waste paper basket, letter files, pencils, ink wells, rubber bands, carbon paper, second sheets, etc.—are very useful when you need them. Let us keep you supplied with all office accessories. Comp any Electrical — Plumbing — Heating Contractors Repairs E. M. Hmmerman Phone 36 D IXIMAI ICE CREAM (Trade-Mark Registered) (HVEIT A TRIAL D YOU’LL LOVE ITS DEUaOUS TASTE Enjoy DiximaiD in Balt, Brick, Sundae or Soda. DiximaiD is a healtkfal food—good for every mem* her of the family. Serve It often aa a summer treat, hoofing, refreshing, an economical food! BUY IT FROM YOUR FAVORITE DEALER A South Caroliiia'Product Manufactured by GREENWOOD CREAMERY CO. K. C. Young of Washington, D. Miss Mary Vome Williamson was sp«‘nt >vveral days the past week with'the guest the past week of Miss Klsie hts mother. Mrs. A. C. Young. * Neighbor*. Dr. and Mrs, J. Y. O’Daniel of Ben- Mrs i\ E. Hill and children of neitsville, spent the sreek-end with Charleston, are spemling the week their parents, Mr. ami Mrs. A. 0’l>an- with *her sister and brother-in-law, iel. ' Mr. ami .Mrs. K. M. Stutts. ! Mrs. Janie Brehmer of Kinanl*. i-s' Mr. and Mrs. W. Huffman and isptmding the week with her wm-in- ilaughters spent Sunday in Little; 'law and daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Hu- .Mountain with the former’s parents,, bert Todd. Mr. and .M rs. J. A. Huffman. I .Misses Marun and Colie Summer Mis-s Hazel Sims is vi.Hiting friends' !are spending a two weeks’ vacation and relatives in .Madison and .Monroe,! [with relatives and friends in ('hap- Ga. 1 I pel*. ’ Mrs. J. M. Kesperman and son,) I Friends of Mis-s Emily Fergu-ion Tommy, of Waycross, (la., are visit-' I will be *»rry to km»w she is suffer-, ing Rev. and Mrs. L. ('. I..aMotte. I [ing injurirt from a broken limb. ! Miss Virginia McMinn haa returntnl I Mrs. Guy ('opeland and daughter, to her home in Spartanburg after: little Miss IVn^y, accomi»anied by s|H>nding the past two weeks with| Mr*. G. F. Howard and Mrs. T. S. her brother-in-law and sister, Mr. andi Autrey of Lyman, spent several days STrs. Fred Burnette. ' last week in Atlanta and Stone Moun- Mr. and .Mrs. B. B. Stroupe and tain, (ia. While in Atlanta they visit-^Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Wilson of Green ed Mr*. S, A. Barber. wood, were the guests of Mrs. J. B. Mrs. J. Nolan Parker and daughter. Wilder on Sunday. Emily, of Langley, spent several days Dr. and Mr*. Neil Dayton and fam- the past week with Mrs. Parker’* pa-jily' of Boston, are the guests this 'M rents, Mr. and Mr*. John D. Davis, iweek of Dr. and Mrs. B. O. W’hitten. '' Friends of L. S. Henderson will be Mrs. Allen Goleman and daughter, interested to know he is recuperating Bonnie, have returned home from a at Dr. Hays* hospital from an appen-'visit to relatives in Mississippi, dix operation Friday,. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Burnette had as * * Bobby Nickles of Atlanta, is visk- tlieir guests for the week-end, Mrs. I ing Mr. and Mrs. Walter A. Johnson. ;J. J. McMinn and Miss Mabel Co-hn! Misses Frances Speake has rrtumed of Spartanburg, Mra. Ola Eller and home after a visit to Mr. and Mrs.'Miss Elsie B. Eller of Greenville. J ['Fayette Henry at Leesville. _ j Gaston Wilder of Greenwood, spent Misses Mary Howxe Dillard and the week-end with his mother, Mrs. Copie McCrary spent several days J. B. Wilder. the pant week as the guests of Mrs. Mrs. A. H. Robertson of Charles- Julian Bolick in (Georgetown. i ton, and Mrs. R. P. Thornton of Miss Lila Dillard of Hendersonville,' Tampa, Fla., are visiting their pa is spending the week with her sister,^ rents, Mr. and Mrs. B. R. Fuller. Mn. Reese Young. '' Ii^** Vivian McCoy and Betty Jo Miss Frances O’Oaniel has returned’Boyd, who live near here, are spend- from a tour of'^Vtorteem cities and ing the week with their cousins, Vir-||| points in Canada. C*! <***<1 Frank Simpson, Jr. jo Mrs. C. L. Dunlap of. Rock Hill, and Mr. and Mrs. George Holland and J | Miss Peggy Dunlap o^Charlotte, are) Mr. and Mrs. P. B. Adair were in (Jo- spending several days this week as[lun>bia Wednesday to visit Dr. T. J. the guMte^of Mrs, M. J. McFadden Peake, who is a patient at the Vet- and Mrs. L. B. Dillard.^ erans’ hospital. Miss Edna Coker and Miss Nell, Miss Martha Lou Blakely spent the Coker of Fountain Inn, and Miss'week-end in Woodruff with her aunt,| ; [jSarah Werts of Saluda, were the Mrs. O. T. Newman week-end guests of Miss Lois Mc Daniel. * . Mrs. M. C. Poole and daughter. RUBBER STAMPS Alice, spent the week-end in Green- vflle with Mrs. Biole’s parents, "~Blr. 'and Mrs, J. T. Dempsey. Miss Verna Mae Boulware and Miss Fannie Welch, of Atlanta, were the week-end guests of Miss Lyde Ray. Miss r Margaret Blakely return^ home yesterday after spending sev eral weeks in Tampa^ Fla., where she 24.HOUR SERVICE Any kind or size stamp you may need. NOTARY PUBLIC SEALS. OITICE BOOKS Ledgers, Journals, Cash tiooks. Columnar Books, Looseleaf Ledgers and Sheets. Typewriter and Adding Machine Ribbon.s, Carbon Paper, Adding Machine Paper. EN(a(AVING * Wedding Invitations, Announcements, Stationery. z' We offer the fjnest-quality — reasonable prices. 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