Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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PAGE EIGHT THE CLENTON CUONICLB, C14KTON, S. C. T—T" /■ ' THPKWAT. iPWB «. !»*« mmm those are partiementaiy govern ments, in which the constituent as sembly has supreme power and the ! governing body or cabinet is chosen I from among the members of piarlia- j ment. Thus two or half a dozen par- 1 ties may be represented in a coali- j tion cabinet. But under the Alnerican system 1 the executive is entirely distinct from 1 congress, and the members of his "[cabinet are his personal appointees, a sort of superior chief clerks, whom , he can dismiss at will. They must be completely subordinate to the presi dent. Emphatically Rejected WEST CLINTON Mra. J«c Campb^ Corrwpondcat Rev. A. P. Jones of Whitney, and Rev. R. D. Hughes exchanged pul pits Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Word and Mr. and Mrs. David Word were visitors at the WSPA broadcasting station in Spartanl^urg Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Riddle and family of Greenwood, and Mr. and Si>ecial to The Chronicle. Washington, June 4. — Congress, awakened to the need of strengthen ing our national defenses, came al-^ Therefore the president’s idha of! Mrs. Ralph Riddle gave their mother, _ _ most unanimously to the support of putting a few leading Republic's in < Mrs. Fannie Riddle, a surprise birth- j p^ith and repair shop to Clinton, tlie president's proposal to begin at' his cabinet to emphasize the ^non- day dinner on Sunday. Mre. Riddle j sorry to lose him but wish Renno Ncmts Mrs. Gus Cannon spent a few days last week with her daughter, Mrs. Tan Ray. Mr. and ^Mrs. J. H. Bell, Mrs. James Copeland, Mrs. David Cope land, Mrs. Sara Copeland and Tan M. Ray atended the fimeral of P. K. Rumph in Dorchester county on Wednesday. Mrs. Bill Milam and daughter, Barbara, of Clinton, visited Mrs. Bell and Miss Minnie Ray last week. A. I. Dixon has moved his black- was celebrating her 59th birthday, ihhn well. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Oakley! Miss Dorothy Bell is the house once a program of airplane building j partisan spirit of the times has been and manufacture of armaments on j emphatically rejected. Rumor has it _ ^ an unprecedented scale. Where the'that he offered Col. Frank Knox, Re- and son Frank, were visitors in Spar-| guest of her cousin, Jean Copeland, money is to come from is yet to be i publican vice-presidential candidate j t^nhurg Sunday. Sara Frances Copeland spent a Florence Shelnut of Pacolet, is'few days in Clinton last week, spending the week with her grand- Miss Minnie Ray spent the week- mother, Mrs. Dora Gossett. Mrs. Daisy Arrowood of Whit- jmire, is visiting her sister, Mrs. Ben determined, but it is certain that of four years ago, the post of secre- some increase in tax^ will be neces- j tary of the navy, just vacated by sary. j Charles ^Edison, who is running for Republicans in both houses joined ^ governor of New Jersey, with Democrats in voting new de- It is whispered, and widely be-1 ftnse appropriations. Partisanship is lieved in Washington, that ' woodard buried to that extent. But it is far ^ Roosevelt’s invitation to Gov. Lan-1 ooaa a. fum being buried ko far as the, don to visit him at the White House! Sheely Bro^ is spending several methods of spending the new funds i was with a similar purpose; that it [weeks with his aunt, Mrs. Edd Baker art concerned. Whal ts being sought! was cancelled when Mr. Landon in Balfour, N. C. is a plan for creating some .sort of a made a speech criticizing the pre&LtJ. Mr. and Mrs. Tommy Galloway dt tense planning board which would. dent’s war F>olicies, and renewed only were the week-end guests of Mrs. have full charge of the production of I only when word leaked out that it Galloway's parents, Mr. and Mrs. munitions, and would be entirely free had been cancelled. ^ | O, C. Chaney, in Greenwood. fr(‘m political control. At the same! At any rate, Mr. Landon, as titular! Douglas Crowe is visiting his aunt, lime congress is trying to work out I leader of the Republican party, after! ^j.g Nick Nelson in Rock Hill. St me system which would put all’a pleasant call at the White House,, w: . Estelle Coooer and Mary mditary-aviation under unified con-, said that he was sure all Republ ca^ Se visiSg^heir aum S tio:. reorganize the'army and navy would be patriots and do 1 parrollton Ga by getting rid of inefficient officers they could to help the defense pro- ’ who have risen to their present posts i gram, and let it go at that, by the antiquated .seniority system,! Much attention is being given here and in general pep up the whole mil-1 to former President Hoover’s letter itarv establishment. to Senator Tobey, written last Sep- m leeling in If'"''?!. ertd in Clinton with Mrs. Bill Mil am and attended the graduation ex ercises of Presbyterian college. Mr. and Mrs. Watson Kraft and Tom Wallace of Lawrenceville, Ga., and Mr. and Mrs. Sam Cann of Ab beville, visited Mr. and Mrs. F. F. Cann last week. Hr. and Mrs. Olen Bell ot Grttsa- viUe, visited their parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Bell Sunday. J. David Copeland was in Laurens Wednesday on busing. The Renno school cloced a suc cessful year Tuesday evening, and a large crowd attdided the excellent program. Maxwell Ferguaon made a short talk and awarded silver dol lars for perfect attendance, to the "BuiM-Up" for Women. / , Periodic distraas, such ar*1iaad- achek, narvoosnaaB, cramp-like poiii, may be symptoms of functiomi dysmenorrhea due to malnutrition, so often helped by CARDUl. By increasing appptite, stimulating flow of gastric juices and so assis^ ing digestion, it helps build physi cal resistance to periodic discom fort It also helps reduce periodic distress for many who take it a few days before and during **tht tUne.** Try CARDUl. Used 50 years. following children: JMse Copelrad, Sara Firanccs Co^mland, Mary Alice Dixon, Lillian Dixon, Tony Dlxcn, Luther Sqmrx>re. and Polly Dixon. FSSILMKB sainBsmk iiibii^iSi^asbi TSa# Urn’ SMB .Tm wa iHt hsttar sBSS^ proper fottetiMilMr at kUsmssi TryKlOANS. 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KIOANB to mM bp SMITH’S PHARMACY there should be greater and more di- talk of a “coalition governmem i-ect responsibility to congress and' pomti^ out that metti- less to the executive in all of the,be»^ the opposition party if ap- rcntcmplated preparations for war.,P«‘"ted to the cabine , would not in While the president is, under the representatives of their Constitution, commander-in-chief of but merely individuals, Mr. the army and navy, there are many!hoover said that the proposed sus- lenators and representatives of both'P®"sion of partisan politics “wou d parties who iioint out that the United I States is not yet at war .that it is thcj^ .otalitarian govem- .tamest hope of everybody that wej*”„ • , ,, shall not be at war, and that in any, since urg- event the size and character of the^j/^^at Re^blicans give ev^ry pos- fighting forces of which the presi-' sound policy of dent is the chief must be whatever national defense, but should not cease jto debate the best methods of keep ing this country out of war. A sharp issue is shaping^ up be-; ****“"^S Board tween those who believe that prepa- While a i r c r a 11 nianufacturers, rations for national defense ought to militai-y equipment of all cingress looses to provide. Sharp Issue' Mrs. Arthur Howard, Misses Flor ence and Kathleen Howard and Hel en King were visitors in Greenville on Saturday, Mi:s.„..ilalph Stewart and- amalli daughter, Linda, visited relatives in Chester the past week-end. Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Smith and chil dren and Thurman King of Chester, visited their mother, Mrs. L, W. King Sunday. . Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Arnold, and Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Abbott visited Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wheeler in Fountain Inn Sunday. John Arnold returned home with them after spiending several weeks there with relatives. Legislator Opposes Extra Pay Move bV rnade with thTcooDerati^ kinds, every sort of industrialist or Columbia, June 3.—Extra pay for ..^‘'^ibusines.s man who mieht called! legislators Will not ablesT men Tn the nation""reeaTdlessl *^^^ might be called j'®8*siaiors win noi come out in the dciesx men in me nation, regaraiessi Hefence r«rena- deficiency, or suoplemental, appro ol party, and those who hold thati^g®” to help in the defense prepa I : _ reoort being considereo the^ic able industrialists organizers nations, have signified their willing- repon oemg considereo mese aoie inausiriaiisis, organizers readiness to heln there is'^^y ^ free conference committee if and counselors should subordinate ana readiness to neip, there is ^ conferee has “anvthine to do themselves to the president. That has t of reluctance among conferee has anything to do done in time of war In time i'^osiness leaders to place thcmselvcs ^ ^ I,,ace it has never beTS^done. ^ “"f" " bureaucratic orders asjrtt^ld^ay wonVbe^l'o a'dai The advisory board which ^’^a detense “ The senate-approved bill was amend ed by the house to provide $10 » day for lawmakers beyond the 40-day pe riod for which they have been paid. The total amount involved thus far by the length of the legislative ses sion would be over $70,000. ” Parler has for several years been a chief member of the sienate finance committee sub-committee charged with drafting deficiency measures and has almost always been one of the conferees on those bills. Other senato„4Tiembers have ex pressed opposition this year to extra pay in view of the state’s pressing financial problem. ^BBfse brigU, yoimg knUe$ wiU mtf yom bmi H dmomtrate Chm$ii$*s Quality .Bakery PmUuts a ” — %^ATCR fsr dissf|r, ssOsf CLAUSBBMY A rr POLICBMAMETrtS ... who frlB bring sight to yaw heoMi - • MlMi at why CLA iCLAr ■ president appointed last fall to ex-i , . , ^ amine the state of the nation’s pre-of military paredness for war, which included > P®?’ and members of prominent men of both parties, last-i*^^^ houses of congress, is getting eo/only a few weeks, solely because Iconsideration, its members found that they could j not function against the opposition! CARD OF THANKS of the president’s close political ad-' '^ish to thank our friends for visers, or as subordinates subject to their kindness and sympathy shown the executive’s orders. i during the sudden death of our Well-meaning patriots who have j husband and father. And proposed that the president put emi- ftso for the beautiful floral offer- nent Republicans in his cabinet in. May God bless each of you. this emergency have cited the chang- Mrs. P. K. Rumph and Family, ts m the British and French govern-i 'f'' Rumph and Family. rr.ents since the present European 1 war .began. 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I See Our Big Circular For Full Particulars • - There Will Be One Plac^ At Your Home, By Mafl or Ry Hand. Dim’t Fw^at the Day and Dtote Be Hwe Early Friday Morning and See tihe Sityendous Saving^ To Be Had fa Every Dqmrtf- ment of Our StcN!«. • e COME EXPECTING values, THEY’LL »E HERE "The H<»ne of Better Values” \ ..i J?” id'.'j'" ib/.