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* ^ I PAGE EIGHT THE CUVroK' CHSONICLE. CLINTON. S. C THI RSDAT. Jl’NE 2». 193f YOU’LL Bl 'SMiigPraily' JOANNA NEWS GoMrille. Jane 21. — Bevfrly Wjl- linflMun of Neortwiry, u tlie fwst of Bnrlwm WUiinirtwin- CneiU at tW Inn last week-end Mrs. Romaine SmkJi of Clem- and Miss Elotse Johnson of Gaff- jnej. Miss Mins of Prosperity, was a .Sunday irnwst a* wras Miss Mable AUi I. > _ jl WITH LOW-COST, NIOH-MILEAGE SARATHONTHiS Idred who sras on her way to attend I summer whool at the University of I South' Carolina. • Friends of Tommie Martin are de- 'lifrhted that be hats returned home (from WashinKtftn and Lee university I for the summer. j Miss Gmre " Martin is visiting , friends in North Carolina, I Francis t'raig and family attended {an all-day singing at Warrior Creek ;Sunday. I -Mrs. J. J. Clark spent Saturday in 'tireenvilU. Mrs. Jerry Howard and daug’hter of .Atlanta, fia., are visiting relatives here. Mrs. Ervin Smith of Greenwood, is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. E. B.4and. Mis5 Robbie Saxon ha.« returned to •her home in Honea Path, after .spend- i ing a few weeks'^ here with friends! Mrs. .A. F. f'ampbell and son, Fred, spent Surrday with Mr. and Mrs. Jc*e {Johnson. ! Mi*s Mary l.eague of CIreenville, is I visiting Mr. and Mrs. P. H. Mitcbell. i Mr. and Mrs. W. E. O’.Sbields and I family visited Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Braxil in Kinards Sunday. Miss Theima Bullard <if Lyman, •^prnt Sunday with Miss Nell Hamm. M«»?ton Hamm. C'obe Gruber and John H. Ikavenpor: made a business trip to SportanbjT Saturday. frieirds a few day* the past week. Mr. and Mr*. Bill BndweU «f Tuca- pau, are spending a few day* with -Mr. and .Mrs. Cec.l Wooter. / Mrs. .Margaret Stone ard/pon ofj Chester, is spending several d«y* with .Mia* C-laudia Ktnard. j, t .Mr*. Vesta Mae Eubanks and' daughter, Mim Bessie Hodaclaw, at-J tended the funeral of Mrs. Cmrnt Eubanks at Watts Mill Saturday. Mr. aiMl Mrs. Fred Rodelsperger and non of Union, spent Sunday with| her mother, Mrs. S. W. Kinard. , Sarprise Birthday' Party . -Misses Louise Dswdwyler and Jose-' phine f'ampbell dedightfuliy enter-1 tained on Saturday evening at thej home of Mrs. Grover Sanders in honor of Miss Dorothy Hall who wa.*^ ele-l brat mg her thirteenth birthday. A number cf games were played, after which lemonade and cakes were served by the hostesses. WHh The Sick Friends of Mrs. Arthur Howard are glad she is able to be oat again after being ill the pa>t week. Little Gerry Trammell had a tonsil operation on Monday, She is doing nicely. C'harles Clayton is doing nicely af- iter being in an autofnobi> arcident on Sunday. | Mr*. Joe Terry has lieen ill for sev-J rrmi day*. Her friends wisk for ha. a speedy recovery. Mrs. WdKe Lawson is ill at her! home or., Francis sSrreC i CaaspheB-Strmid Mr ju)d Mrs. Ben Campbell an nounce the iiiarriag'A of their daugh ter, Virgmia, io Nathan Stroud of Spartanburg, Saturday, June 26, by Probate Judge Wasaon of Lauren*. Kiag-Womhle Coming as a sniprise to their many friends anas the marrriage of Mias Myrtle King and Donnie Womble on Saturday evening. June 36, at the home of Rev. R. D. Hughes. Birth Aaaoicemeat .Mr. and Mrs. Nat Dunnaway an nounce the birth of a son. Gene Doug las, on June 20. Both mother and son are doing nicely. R Y. P. U. Social On Saturday evening the B. Y. P. U. of Calvary Bapcisi church enjoy ed an ice cream supper at the home of Miss Nellie Harvey. Ted Peckham** New York cash-and- carry eocort busineos was called “a very stvrous evil." Frcnn the femi nine viewpoint, that depends, of course, on the escort. SajT* Politics Behind Relief Conngctkut's Chief Exemtiwe Raps New Deal At GoTenM»r*a Meeting. Albany, N. Y., June 26.—Nearly half the nation’* governors ^icard Connecticut’s chief executive declare today the federal government hi us- mg public works spending to extend “it* powers into the states.” Republicans and New Deal stand ard bearers, several mentioned ae IMO presidential prospects, sat side by side at the opening session of the Slst 'annual governor’s conference while Governor Raymond E. Bald win, (R) asserted in a prepared speech: ’’The federal government has tak en advantage of the distress of large sections of our population to extend its powers into the states.” Pointing to the large number of persons employed on WIPA, NY A and other government projects whirfi are “administered out of Wardiington,” he continued: “Irrstead of permitting us to de cide upon projects that in our omm opinion would be beet for our indi vidual states and <»ur citiaens, the ederal government fotees, or at tempts to force, iiroject* on us—net in furtherance of our own wishes or desires, but to impose upon u« an extension of the federal power, or the extension of political or eco nomic theories in srhi^ we have no confidence.” SENATE GROIT FACES BIG ROW (Continued from page one) iment was changed to a basis of need (only. Another house provision calling for the discharge of M'P.'k workers af ter 18 months on the rolls, was chang ed so that unemployed worker-^ who have been certified for WPA work ,for three months but have not actual- ily obtained work shall be given pref-r ierence over those who ha've been on ■the rolls 18 months. The bill appropriates $1,477,000,000 ‘for WPA. $123,000,000 for the farm security administration and $100,000.- 000 for the National Youth adminis tration, the figures approved by the house. j SPECIAL I 12 eBanaons issues of Esquire, reg- |ular price $5.00 per year, now $3.00. |G«od until June SOth. i JAMES W. CALDWELL Phone 3$ 4 IS—SI S840 4 rs—I* $93S • as—a $96S $1100 $1195 SIS—IS tto—IS *SS-M tmad yzn 'LIFETIME GUARANTEE •OU-2J I (^afdarr-Marph.A MarttU Murphy and Mi«s .Mamie' t^rdnrr werr unKrd tn mamog* .'Saturday murr. ng •*• the Hu^h Kiver |•a^•oag*. w Th K»-v. < . \aarK.an %Jf» M' nt M- ami Mr'*. Murphy wiU r«o* nur t** li\*- .n t*-«d i’!.. Thr.r rAttmi Snarly rt - la the Nw>p«*al af M * Matt..- Ila\« » w i« r» mg aflr-e a rvtvfft *' t^*r Aootral W»p<ta4. .^iw^anua'g Mf Bu tarti Pa Vw* iui* ta-ra brn a! ^br •# Kuevw* 4. , wkwh mmrmnm4 at h*» bpaa* m \»* \aeh Mr Budlsi U cauw to f» I ifurua uhra »air* msfiagef but Ito4*r«tw«4 f<waB hwa—<• a r»a" aga ^ Ml toagasa Ttap 5 rtadi» eth aw re < t toim «(a tto Saa btw*d mm Imig 5cb a tv^p t*- B ato MUftae |beahf*»a •*•• bt m rs*d *a Ila36» ea, afw* wbwW «to party aiU ■pwr-aki:' ebart*««d fae a I os-da* ub'aW antv socfwb %s ipM aad B a«tbiag^»'* DOYT Tail Ab rttp w.Ttf CAB BO lOBAtl TBBYY Mf B *• t mrt to* a«*mwrd hrt dote* ^ loAdvifie** arw p«>lmartr«»* **to •arerwA* Mrs kieg* lw«rw Ibaap ■t-a wto ba« tod tbr far tto •w^ fwar* WEST CLINTON USI TOUR CRIMT lAtT.RAT TIRMt Dsiu-ur COMBIMATIOM M».e« Swra aad G Jwrk. Bari aad Clark Mead er* aere «Bftar« m f**e«wvtllr Sun* Bay Mr» R L \Tt««*« «f liar* •44 PaiWy >4 laiH*e«» and Mrs l.an- drrs mi Prlrer. Mr*. J H. Har vey kti^y. j BOTH »v» Seat Covers As Low'As $3.65 Mmwv .Net! SaairiA. Itoriwrs Strai^e J J. twanh vaulted m Gms-r Sat urday. I Mr. and Mrs I'aa. B'yatt of Gfewt Kail*. ^raC tto wrrkewd with Mrs. B'yaCt’s panrni*. Mr. and Mrs. B*. H. tfumn i Mr. aad Mr» t'evil B'alker and svm. Mr. and Mr« Bm. t'anmm and fam ily. and Mr. and Mrs. Ibe Bagwell and famay rtsitrd Mr. and Mr*. Ren t'anmm in l.ajnms Sunday, i Mr. and Mrs. Jim Culbertson and iniANlEL VULC. WORKS NiL 2 :«*«o of Ware visited Mr. and ' Mrs. Joe Iksvenport and Mr. and Mrs. jjoe Terry Sunday. Mr. auvd Mrs. Marie Blakely and daughtvv of Spartanburg, spent Sun day snCh Mrs. Ursula Blakely, i Itork and Jack t aughman, Willie kinard. klrgii Webb and Ernest Brit- Itam visked in Newberry Sunday. Mr<» t'laudia Kinard and Mrs. Jen nie V. Watkins mere visitors in Co lumbia Sunday. Mrs. J. H. Harvey and children and Mr. and Mrs. .\. J. Harvey at tended a birthday dinner given in hi>n- 't*r of Mrrs. Minnie Harvey m-ho was jcelebratLng her 60th birthday, at Lit- jtie River spr.ng. J M'ss B mice McKee has returned .home after viskirg tor »is;«T. Mrs. O. R WiHiagham in Greefim\>od. Mr. aad Mrs R D. Hi^ht-s. Mrs. H. Hughes and children spent Thursday m Spanaaborg with Mrs. R R B>4. Mim Edbaa Jackson has returned He. X. C. • atnd Mrs. Clyde Phillipo aad 90B( Soaduy D.C. BELK’S SPECIALS FOR THE FOURTH \ VALUES IN EVERY DEPARTMENT Men’s Summer Suits 14TH of JULY DRESS SALE! Greatly Reduced Tito famsMto Tm-I.iiie 4 allaii (^hardimr Swlis ssaafari/rd. ^irnglr amI damhlr-hrrantrrf Mslp«. 17.9a %alito«. 4I»I* 9 hrfl. Ta rlang wri at—- $4v49 TROPICAL SUITS ARswv- lined mmi rsuwaa •th mf Jmh ■« lirSR. BOYS’ SHIRTS aad SHORTS I mR rmt. fmal hlMtla. % w lie Each MEN’S PANTS *• I* % rmal altoiiiK« tl RR % 77c Paw .All llrr*oww re-gra«prd and re-prirwd. Saurl *liapprfv> mill h«> maw. Group I — 57 Dresses la M.9S. Kig aatiBg maa. .All «igr»— $1.77 Group D — 34 Dresses % alaon la fl.9S RHIoy gat Rarw tarfy. $*.77 Group VI 94c HOUSE COATS EXTRA SPECIAU (OMrLETE 4 UI8E-4HT iW ALL BEACH WEAR B ATHING SI n^, SIHItTS, SUAClkS. I*I.AY SI ITS am4 SINIRT SHIRTS. Yamr Kig cluutop ta wave aKra vaB BCg4 Ibl 25% Off ON .VI.L BE.V( H WE.Va HI RRV TO GET .V FIT: ^ .ii Towel Values Yam’H fni4 pleaty af Hton. LdLTgp Ktxg. Itoaty Rtnlity TbiIlbiIi Taaeia ia Kriglit. aalid calara. Site 22x24. Made by ( ani 22c EXTR.V SPEl'iAU- Gaod site beavy Tarkisb Tow els. Regular 15c values. 4tk of July Special— 8c each Satin Slips I.B4iea* Salia SHpa. ia plaia aad iare-triataied. Tearaae aa4 abHe. Sixen 22 la 24— 59c — 2 for $1.00 CANNON Bath Cloths I.arge siac^ 4c — 3 for 10c P<do Shirts For real style and comfort. Knitted of cool. cotton and rayon. All sizes— 25c and 98c Bargain Basetnent Specials Beach Sandals .AU.. wgnte^ ^ colors and Stvlfe' -FSI. comfortable. durable. Sins 2 to 9— 97c Pair Men’s Sandals Men's ventilated €tol2. siJiP ' MEX^ Shirts and !%orts Dresses Ladies* thin, cool cotton Full cut Shins and Shorts. voile Dresses. .All colors. Skin sizes 2$ to 4$. Shorts Sizes 14 to 20 and 28 to 44. sizes 2S to 42. Special— 98c values. Special— ilOc Each 59c - 2 for $1.00 Fancy Prints A1 yarS-nide. fMt culm PeveakB. in M kHl picccB. Raym Panties Ladies* fal cot rayun Pw- tica. in fkah aidl tcnruac^ 7c Yard 9c Each Polo Shirts Boys’ fwy Polo Shirts. A new shipment just receiv ed. Extra Special— 10c Each BEIK’S CUNrON,S.C