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N *V‘ • ^ PAGE SIX 1 U- 1 ■\ THE CLINTON CHRONICLE, •‘‘v. CLINTON, S. CV" ir- THURSDAY, FEBRUARY j 1940 COMMENTS ON MEN AND THINGS ' By Spectator ! JOANNA NEWS , KXXKiWMCwt-igitK-SXtSsMgXmwMSagtlMSlI South Carolina needs a Be<n'PiHman. Well, the senate did not Gdldville, Feh. 6, — Misses S\id«e The outstanding feature of this^legal 0.1.* t j » ir^ 1 *. muddle* over the highway funds is tl» failure of our leaders to lead. Or, it may be that they are leading in the wrong: direction. ' -' There are a few men in public of fice and the compassionate few who' wx>uld kill not only the goose of the. Ty-Cobbimg the pitcher, but swung at the firsT^Mae Wood and Agnes Tinsley,, spent j pitchi^ ball and is now on first base, j the week-end in Newberry^ with I That’s something. Here’s hoping the friends. ] runner, now on first, won’t go to sl^p Misses Marie Trader and Ruth on the bag; we need a run. So, who- evei' is coa<^ng the senate, won’t you Startles spent Saturday in Greenville. Messrs. Alex Crawford and Kelley golden egg, but would give the golden egg to some one whose standard of living may not equal oertadn stan ^se g^ the run^r to^a little.^tjtg ^ are .attending Oemson Ty-Cobbmg and-slide for home? spent the week-end with their I families. ■One hardly kwws what« what. Are' j|jgg Mabel Aldred of Bennetts- — ---- - Finns be^ing the stuffing out ofspent the week-end at Joanna dards" prescribed for those who feed^^^^he Russians. No, boys, the . and fatten at the public expense. The Russians is like punching a bag; Miss Kitty ^Fisher left Friday fori strange pait of this standard sub- ^**1 punch it a lot witbput . Fitzgerald, Ga., where she ^ayed at aistence idea is that half the self- any impression. ^ trhe “i^ding of Bob Brunner and Miss supporting people of the country: ♦ Harriet . Bowers. “Bob” has many haven’t'all the things we are called I The admiials end other men of war friends in the vallag^ who extend to on to give away to others. j are having a field day. To be able to him heaity congratulations. ,,Where our leader^ip ill this state!s*ubmat vast sums for new ships—andj Mrs. E. J. Willingham is spending, is lacking is that we have substituted a!! thait—mi»t delight the soul of enyo few days in^^tlanta with 'her sister, y personal honor, social qualitdes and bureaucrat in the military (and na-iMrs. Jerry Howai^. j oratorical gestures for vigorous lead- ^al) service. Those boys are just as. Mr. and Mrs. Horace O’Shields of t*r.ship along fundamentally sound >appy as a woman with a new mail! Abbeville, visited relatives here Sat- iiTH‘s. catalogue. Oh, boy! lurday. luook over the budget of our staU*. ♦ . Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Lollis and chil- Are we getting \-alue in proportion toi The courts have tied up the gropos- dren of Greenwood, visited Mrs. Nan- expenditure? c<i use of gasoline revenue. I have nie Matthews. "The .state is the creature of the peo-1 never opposed the diversion pafticu-|‘ Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Johnkon and pic, the people are not the dei>endcnts; lai iy on legal grounds, but on grounds children and Misses Fay and Mary of the state. Perha{>s in time of emer-jof sound financing and wise policy.|Francis were Sunday gruests of Mr, gency we use any expedient, like a'No matter what you may think of land Mrs. A. F. Campbell in/Clinton, man seizing a floating log, but we I the highway department, the job be-{ Mr. and Mrs. Charles Murphy vis- a»e just about in the same condition j fore us is to do a certain jcb, and we ited relatives in Gilbert Sun^y. ’ as Italy and Gennany. Sounds bad, j have not finished. j • ♦ doesn’t it? But what is the difference 1 To think of this as a matter of the! With The Sick at bottom ? highway department is to go wide of | The friends of Lumus Blalock are Hitler and Mussolini say that the^t'he marie. department is a group people belong to the state. Therefore distressed to hear >he is confined to of public servants and will readily "his bed. It is hoped he will soon 'be sei3?e-lb^sitale.^ , ^ state ordains. ■ Here we are claiming i of the highways is one wbich grows Gray^troud was operated on lor that we are the state; we, the people, !on me. Each year brings more cars, appendicitis on . Thursday at the ere the state. But we call on the state j j^oi-e buses, more ^trucks. All that ‘ Newberry 'hospital and is doing nice-j for everything. The next step will be n^it'ans more traffic. That means morelJy. for the state to tell us what to do, as.g^-jft movement on the roads in both! ——♦ — the national government is doing now. directions.. That may ■sound foolish, or > Church Bulletin For Sunday 1^:00 A.. M.—Sunday school 11:00 A. M.—Church seryice. Rev. W. Ray Anderson. 5:45—B. T. U. M.—Church service, Rev. We need leadership here in South U,inf,pie^ but recently a man having.oc- Ce^lina, T^nn, purposeful, informed,'casion to travel frequently between resourceful, even aggressive, leader- gumter and Georgetown told me that ship, to survey, appraise, study, esti- be usually drives from Sumter to mate or evaluate what the state is Manning by Paxville because it is'/ 7:00 P. sjxmding our money for. We are and built for swift traffic, whilejC; C. Vaughan, spen(1 ing. si>ending and^xmdmg with^^tivas- direct JMXUfa&.XP0C^»«SiHX0iter —liltbr --..i, out knowing what we are doing. , Manning (and three or four miles' Anderson will be here for his regular • ^shelter) is by Alcolu. The direct road service. Well, congress finds the money for was built (the Sumter county part of WP.\ and PWA and a dozen other it) years ago and is narrow and full agi-ncies of spending, but it cuts | of sharp and rdangerous curves.' My lls plia tax deeply the farm benefits. ■ infoi-mant tell The national govem'ment is finding .takes the longer route by night for millions for many so-called services'g^reater ease in driving and for safe- wHlch are of no gi''^t usefulness, ty. Heie, then, is a piece of road, pos- serv^. Anything advocated by the president sibly eig^t or ten miles long, built I Girls’ Gub Meete Tuesday night, the Girls’ club, with' me that he always Miss Lib Ross and her committee asi hostesses enjoyed their monthly j party. I>elicious refreshments w’ere Girl Scouts Organize commajids a large support, just on some years ago, that was a splendid) p^irical gmunds. Congress swallowed ^ghway for the ti^ic of 1930 butj The girls completed their organiza- all the doses prescribed by Mr. Roose- really is not suited to the needs of Ition Wednesday night. They di- velt, even to the disruption of the 1940 earning power of the nation; ‘it now • lamely and weakly follows the bell-1 With the Press weather into whatever pasture he 1 leads. ! Farm incopie and a man’s bread and, meat are above any political party. No party means anything today. Ac-| _ Cluing to the standards of Woodrow' .^-hat delinquency among juv^ W ilson, \\ ade Hampton and Ben Till- ^iles is increasing the’icountry over, man we have no Democratic -phe age-bracket m w4iich .the great What we have is a lot of .shrewd poh-) vided into two patrols. The girls from ‘14 to 16 voted to call them selves “Rose Patrol,” with Miriam Davenport, patitil leader Ind Fay i Francis, lieutenant. The girls from *********************** 12 to 14 wiH be known as “Redwing THIS IS ONE ANSWER Patrol,” and elected Bobby Jean Carr It seems to more- ,general]^ leader with Mary Francis as their some and delicious,—has made the pause that refreshes America’s favor ite moment. Everybody welcomes the refreshed feeling,—the happy after-sense of complete refreshment Coca-Cola always brings. R E F R e THE PA USE THAT BOTTLED UNDER AUTHORITY Of THE COCA-COLA Oa BY GREENWOOD COCA-COLA BOTTLING-COMPANY lieutenant. 'Redwing Patrol has completed three j of its tests. A^ large flag has been -y-" ^ ® ^ crime is being committed presented to tlm troop by Mr. Dur ticians who have captured the South continues to move forward. . 'nnn f grin. the D«»Dle convict clothes or shovel- lowed the meeting. ^ ing and picking on the chain gangs | ♦ There was a hearing this week on matured almost to the point ofj ~ Woman’s Club .Meeting the propo.sals to repeal the statute j The Woman’s club at its meeting which imposes a special tax on in-* But today a cursory trip through voted to act as sponsors for*the Girl come derivixi from interest, dividends, the prisons and penitentiaries would Scouts. A Girl ^out committee was etc.. This i,.s a fine effort, sponsored show a complete reversal of the pic- formed. Mmes. Rob Francis, chair- by the chanilxM*s of commeroe of the tuie. :man, R. G. Carr, Sallie Bridges, Lot-j state and the South Carolina Feder- Today’s criminals are young people.Rowland, E. J. Willingham, Maud ation of Commerce, Agriculture' and I why that’ j Bridges, and Miss Margaret Warren. Industry. The house invited two citizens (not ^ . . . ■ metniers of ,th« legislature) to pp,..''P » of v.rj^ auai^. sent ariruments for and airainst the' “ ® demonstra- R 'We fact that 16,000,000 of the 30,000,- repeal .of the law on intangibles. K- v_a B. Herbert, widely knewu Columbia■“?« chtldton mjtm country brtween attorney and former legialator, argued living no for the Ux. J. K. Breedin. manugingir^ o'. tnatruot»n, our ^ _ director of the Farmers and Taxpay-j ** , ^ one need go Saturday night, Feb. 17th, the club 1 * .1 eua. further m explaining ithe gruesome t -w..;- Well, the inquiry, no doubt, opens I This committee will assist the Scouts ers league, argued for repeal of the tax. I agree fully with the aigumezlt that no man in public ofl^ tats • lien on the place of delegate to the national Democratic conventioo. We gruesomf phenomenon. of youthf'ul delinquency and crime ih ffie United States.—The Charlotte Observer. in making plans to raise money and act as consultants. , The club voted to bring GoJdville two performances a year for two years under the direction of W. P. Patton of the Carolina Assembly Pro gram Group.. will,present 'Mr. and Mrs. LeWain in an hour and half program of magic and ventriloquism. THE TENDENCY IS DANGEROUS I , ^ uiiai LXfimx-rubu: wnv*r,rtxx.. t.,: Now it is proposed to revive L are becoming less and less democratic [discarded practice of mWntaaning every year. Why should anybody have state scholandiips in stAe colleges. a reserved seat at the convention? 'Every boy and every girl in a atate^^ ' ' * supported college is now enjoying a * surpnfc shower fw her, Beware Coughs from common colds Hang subsidy. The state colleges of South Caro- ; Mna have received a itotal appeoximat- ling $5,000,000 from the fetteral gov- VW VAiiiti^avv All wak;/ awcrif awa vt xay^ 'I'llSif’ nSinCF plant enlargements. They are re « UCrI lACUI^ \/U|ceiving 'handsome appropriations from Creomulsion relieves promptly be-1 the genera^, asaembly for maintenance, cause It goes right to the seat of the ] These ^^appropriations will in time be Double to loown Kerm ^Aden phl^^ or the expanded plants will increase secretion and aid nature to . “ soothe and heal raw, tender. Inflamed rot down lor fall itirto d»use. bronchial mucous membranes. No mat- ! Many years ago ■when nearly every- ter bow many medicines you baye 1 body was poor waa ■color of ewcuse for tried, teU your dnigglrt to kU » state schoiarsihipe. ' battle of CreomtiMon with , the .tiiKler- A*ri<b*urel eclnlaniiipe we *•- ernmeirt in the last four or five year,. Ottered about Mra. Poaf. When the tabhahed in Gemsbn because it seem ed prudent to hire boys to taki the courses. Mrs. Spires' invitation was different, she was to attend a birthday party in honor of Mrs. Luther Poag. All dur ing the afternoon every attention was many and lovdy gifts were presented to Mrs. Spires she was too astonished to speak or eten open them. An unusually pleasant social hour followed with coffee .and doughnuts and attractive Valentine favors. Priiiting 040 FEBRUARY ' i9e flH im m w n SIT H 1 2 3 4 8 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 18 16 17 |18|I9|20|21|22|23T^| 112826(271281291 □ '■w. died that jQu are to like the way U qukduy allays the cough or you are to your money bade; For CooghSi CkEtt Colds» Broocnitit ■Ajssomate ’^Befonned PrsEbyberians,'o’clock Sunday afternoon aL *rarkey Creek chutcb near Ware SBioals With the Rev. Mr. PMts in ichaige. Borud was in the church cemetery. Mrs. Scawrgiht Dies JMrk. MolUe Seawright, 71, Saturday Rt the home of her son on Mikon RiWmI after iteven months' illness. Mrs. Seawright was known to her friends ss “Grumy.” Ptmeral services ware tWtd alt thiaa TYPEWRITER RIBBONS • For An Make Machines, Standard and Portable. ADDING MACHINE RIB BONS ADDING MACHINE PAPER Can 74 Chrmiicle Pub. Co Luthensns are sui^xnting ooileges for boys and girls. ! The members of these chorebss sre 'skimping ithemsdTee to keep their looHe^ going. Boys and gixis in none |of them are subtilised, Imfireetly, by 'appropriations and federal aliotin^nts. 'To^eep their heads ahoae water, the ohuroh coilegesi haye an luiceaahigly painful strugsgle. Education dioidd not be the monop- ^oly of the state. It diould not be' the Imonopoty of the churches. ‘There is a strong and increasing tendency in South Carolina for the state to monopolize education of every kind. The prc^sal fb reeetabliah state supported aofaolardnpe b a kymptom. It is a dangerous tendency. -—The News and Courier.- Women’s "Build-Up" , Women's headadies, itervouaneaa, eramp-Uke pain may be aymptoma of functiofwt dysmenorrhea due to mabutrition, ao often telieved by CARDUL Principal way it helpa is by increanag appetite, stimulat ing flow of gastric juices and ao improving digestion and hdping to build physical resistance. Another way yon may find CARlfUI helpful in reducing periodie distreM: Take *H a few days befora and daring "the tinM.** Use'^ for 80 yiEii. grr.m 7 Our theme during 1939 Hm been —and it will be the same during all of19^^ ^ DO ALL KINDS OF PRINTING EXCEPT BAD^ WE HOPE TO SERVE YOU WELL AND OFTEN DUR ING 1940. ' ANNOUNCEMENTS BANK FORMS . BLOTTERS BOOKLETS BROADSIDES STATEMENTS BILL HEADS CIRCULARS SALES BOOKS ENCLOSURES ENVELOPES nUNG FORMS LABELS LETTERHEADS . ^ MILL FORIIS OFFICE FORBfS PUBUCA110NS Sl^IPPINO FORMS STATIONERT —TAGfih RECEIPT BOOKS ■ A ■ , . • “ Chronicle PubKsliing Co. PuUishers Telephone No. 74 Pririlmrs—Statkmers ix. ■ iiir k \. ■'i-