The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, February 10, 1944, Image 8
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THE CLINTON CHRONICLE, OTlNTON, S. C.
Thursday, Februory 10, 1944
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL NEWS OF 60LDVILLE
MRS. E. G. KAY. Correspondent and Representative — vUlllllldllJ
On Men and Things
Mind
eratioh wouldn’t it? No, friends, don’t'congressman usually favorable to Mr.'as music, but they have beguiled
be deceived. \ • Roosevelt and the New Deal, „told: raany millions from the American
Why do we have sickness and something on our national adminis-1 taxpayers
death, pdverty, heartaches and cruel tration’s. wastefulness recently. He | ‘ crockery al 18Ci whae
What's the use to work? Let’s take away like Aaron, or Moses, or Enoch, chinaware at eight cents each; &nd
easy. Why should we work? of Elijah? Why long, wasting illness? i°n the same“*day the government con-
In olden times a man reasoned like Wh y need we work for f ood? The tracted to buy 110,000 pieces of the
Mr. and Mrs. James Burnett left children spent Sunday with the lat-
last week for Mesquite, Texas, where ter's’sister inrCreenwood.
they will make their home. _ Rev. and M rs - Ralph Hughes of
' v Mr. and Mrs. W. W- Tucker .and Macon, Ga., visited Rev. and Mrs^
son Wayne of Howlcy, Penna., are James Mitchell last, Friday and Sat- — » ....... ....... . ,
^ ^ , V u -r- .. . T ■ . a J Nazarene changed water to wine; He identical item at eighteen cents each
visiting relatives here. • w and Mrs W A Moorhead and'k ’ J ^ Vlg0r0US ^ fcd the multitude. from the few
, J Withrow of Nenly, N . M^^t^a^rd 'wre Called to but the years pass npidly and ° ,d - loaves and fishes. He could have com-'
Goldvill'e er pheshvterian ^hiirclT^un- Florence last Wednesday due to the a « e bring its weakening touch, manded the stones to become bread, with it? Didn’t the government spend
day.
Mr. and Mrs. L.‘ R. Templeton
children of Fqrt, MUl.^’spqnK-i ,. , , ... ...
week-end with the latter’s/ py rents, spent'last week-end with Miss Mary a nc
Mr and Mrs’. J. D. O’Dell;
ing it at 8c is about the sort of busi-
disappointments? Could not the Man says that the government recently
of Galilee have stopped all that? sold to junkmen and salvage com-
_ • • Why aren't all orais quietly carried panics thousands of pieces of new ness would expect ^rom the New
111- A w if ui. ® in ♦ nicrKf oor»V» • onH .
Deal, isn’t it?
Well, if that isn’t a good way to
distribute the wealth, what’s wrong
Florence ihst wconcsciay quc io xnc 4 ® , *" * 1,A1 **• ■*-'■*'-*** t o wv ^ ^ v
death of their niece Mrs. Irene Me- Today my earning power Us more Lven Satan recognized this power, many millions on communify build-
and .Millan. ’ '* f than I nt'ed, so I’ll sav<r something He ^ho stayed the fever of Simon’s ings which it sold for a song later?.
I a . t ; Miss Gladys Nelson of Clinton..for old age. I’ll Lake out some instr- Wlfe f s who called for Laza- Of course, a really good song may be
\ i i wt. ft t ft« ' \ 1 . . ms t rOITl t n P tniTin-——Hp PPlllH Haxrp r\f m/trtrsvr Kict cfnr'lrc
Fuller!
Miss Dons Abrams of Clemson^ Edgar Smith of the Navy, fcpent the day
:e. life, health and accident; and the to ^b- H e could have worth oodles of money, big stacks
I’ll put something away for a rainy ^ a New Deal eternal resting on of iron mepi but not the songs of the
y. for wife and the children. We b P a .V-roll patriots, of the great up-
ought that was fine. And now we , ? f ^'f elieve al1 dlst [ ess . nor cure lifter. Their songs aren t worth much '
disease,..nor banish poverty. He —
all
Sgt. Floyd Abrams and Sgt. Leonard 'V eck ' cr } d Wlt b bis sister, ’Mrs. \\hue thought
Bedinsk\ r of Columbia Air Base, vis- Tl i cker ‘ J _ „ _ . ^ ! ^ on ’ t ne ^ that any more ' Mr . Rwse-1 dldnT'uorooranvtmnc-^hT tauSt
ited Mrs. Joe Abrams over the w,eek-' ^ r - and ^ rs - T - N. Roper visited velt and the New Dealers will take m e . SUDreme dignity of * the iridivid
d relatives in Gainesville, Ga., over the! care of all that. The man needn’t! r^‘ ty 0 , f 1 t “®. indlvld ‘
t H Francis left Monday fori^^n .. ... „ . ... i worry: he „«Kin't look ahead; • he L dXw “'LS', Kht
Johnson City, Tenn.. to spend several; Euthel Brannon of the Marines, is may, like one of the lower animals,! w th t an-oversight 7 Did the Mes 1
weeks with relatives, after which he^^g several days furlough with eat and eat and eat-and lie down? ^ f oJLt somethine 7 the Mes
will enter the Veteran’s hospital Rian . no !? T _ . : * n ? un - ^ be’s sick, the govern- “ '
there'for treatment. ' ’ Mr. and Mrs. Bryce Little and ment will look after him, his wife 1 He left man to seek his own salva-
Mrs C C Foy spent the week-end children- of Charlotte. N. C„ .spent and all his children; when he’s old, |b on and to feed himself by his work,
with relatives in Newberrv. j the ••wePKSend - with' the la^ter’s^air- . the government wilf pay him a pen- 1 Men thrive on work. No apology is
' Mr and Mrs Rolfe Hughes and 1 ent8, and ^ rs - Ross^ ' sn>n when he diesl the government needed ^ or sa yi n 8 .that the laws of
small daughter spent the week-end!. , Ervin Stroud left Sunday for Ok-i will bury him and call out the village g^wth arethe same, have the same
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lahoma City, Okla., to accept a po- choir to sing softly over him as he ba ^‘ c principles whether in religious
sition. \ • j goes down to his resting place. Noth- ; ex P er >enee or in physical, intellec-
Pfc. Charles T. Ross of Gamp Stew-' ing is said about paying the minis- tual or even commercial develop-
art, Ga., is spending an eleven-day ter and the choir and the grave-dig- rnent . Eirst the seed and, through the
viile, attended the inspection of Gold-1 furlou g h with his parents, Mr.^ and ger; nothing is .said about the area various stages, the tree; the baby
ville'chapter No. 154 Order of* feast-; d j°f the grave itself, nor the pallbear- lo . manhood; the business
with relatives in Woodruff.
■ Mr. and Mrs. Claude Kay of Pelz-
er, Mr and Mrs. C. D. Blakely and
Mr. and Mi's. C B. Dickey of Green
ern Star Friday evening.
Mrs. G. A. Barrett and Mrs. Sara
Mrs. Willie Tlolsonback of Newber- ers, nor the flowers. But,'surely, the g r °ws.-So men develop by the stfess-
ry, is visiting her
sister, Mrs. .Cecil! New Dealers (now Wan-winners, you es anb strains of constant striving, in
Dell. | know—as they say ) will not fail to spiritual realm and in our '•‘daily
end with relatives in "^Petersburg, VaJ ^ Irs - Ray Wertz and Mrs. Pete i attend to those delicate details ■ u ”
Mitchell and sons spent the week-1P, ed ’ ^
^ walk and conversation.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert White and! Rvans visited in Greenville Monday. America would be a grand country Men can’t be made by coddling or|
children visited relatives in Green- Mrs - Ellen Gardner of Sumter is! with everybody as care-free as 'a petting or pampering. One of the
ville over the week-end. i visitin g relatives here. ’ ■ baby—and just about as-useful. The lessons most clearly taught in Scrip-
Mrs. James Nabors spent the week- 1 Mr. and Mrs. George Morse and| glory ot^ tht fittle cherub in ■ your ture is that of the “Foolish Virgins.*’
end with friends in Raleigh. N. C. , children were Sunday guests of the! home is thb pcomise bound up in his They didn’t look ahead; they made
Mrs. Roy O'Dell of Fort Mill, spent lat t er s mother, Mrs. L. W. Little, at cute little body. The promise of .no provision for the future.
Friday with relatives here and at-i ^ a ^ apa ‘ growth, of development. The Ne.w No thought Of irreverence—rather
r . a*. j. * r u u Deal would build up a vigorous gen-! the most reverential fear—prompts
Pl \ 0 * e , urc ~7 "V ’ * • I the statement thtft we marvel that
Rev. S. B. White, Pastor. ; Brenda O Dell, Fredna Ross, PaLsy the'New- Deal should regard itself as
tended Eastern Star inspection Friday
evening.
Mrs. Carl Breitinger is speiKjj^rg a _
few days with Warrant Officer Carl Sunday school at 10 o'clock. Milton Rowe. Sandy Templeton, Jimmy so mueh wiser than the°Judge of all
Breitinger in. Crew, Va. ' | Molick, superintendent. Farmer, Jerry Lewis, Jimmy, Estes, the earth.
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Adams and Worship service 11:00, Rev. White. Renton Murrah. Billy Waits, Michael
children of GreenwocKl. and Mrs. Bill Youth Fellowship 6:00, p’clock. Cooley, Jimmy Stewart, Dusty Brock,
Thomas and daughter of Fort Mill,! Mrs - Lavinia Cooley, Leader,
spent the week-end with Mr. and! Worship service 7:00 M. Spec-
Mrs. W. E. Adams. , 1 ial .remembrance of soldiers in ser-
Miss Doris Bozard of Greenwood, vice. Rev. White
spent the week-end with her'‘moJher,
Pentecostal Holiness Church
Lewis Ridings. Mrs. Fred Ross, Mrs.i
Cecil O'Dell, Mrs. Herbert Lewis, 1
Mrs. Clisby Templeton. Mrs. Virgie
Garner and Mrs. Cecil Farmer.
Lester
. Shower For Mrs. Farmer
I
Mrs. Cecil Farmer was the recip
ient of many lovely gifts at Joanna
Mrs Helen Bozard.
Tech. Sgt. James Hall stopped over Rev. L. T^^lmlap, Pastor
Saturday evening with friends and Sunday j^fiool 10:00 A. M.
In'r'rf n. I1 n ."'S,*""*“*j? 1,18 K-m? Smith, a«<«nt«Kici.t. jelub last Monday dven.ng whenjirs.
“ !■ atter !,pendme » yearf Worsrfp service 11:00 A. M. Rev.: Vemon Gamer. Mrs. Willis Phillips,
Mr ?nH A M? V r .A DunlaP; - _ Mrs. Rudolph Prater. Mrs. Mack
Mr.-and Mrs. \ ernon Garrter. spent Evening worship < :00 P. M. t rn . ,, „
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Ed. W. Rev. Hartwell Ilcacham of Greer, is .. h , , ’,, 1' (■ iHV s.., ,.:. Mr n.ii
Dominick in Newberry., expected to be here to begin, a series m,?’”hm
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Waits and of revival services Sunday. Mdnah Mrs^ tlv m Stevens, and Mrs.
» ■ ■ m J . Llu;1 Holsonbaok were hostesses to a
Goldyille Baptist Church «roup of ladies.
I Games appropriate to the occasion.
Rev. James B. Mitchell, Pastor were enjoyed, after which a sj
Sunday school 10:00 A. M. Marion
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with backache?
W HEN kidneys function badly and
you suffer a nagging backache,
with dininess, burning, scanty or too
frequent urination and getting up at
night,- when you feel tired, nervous,
all upset . . . use Doan's Pills.
Doan's are especially^ for poorly
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are used every year. They are recom
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Boyce, Superintendent.
Morning worship 11:00 o’clock.
Training union( 6:00 P. M.
• Training in Church .Membership.
A plan for every member.
Evening wprship 7:00 o'clock. Rev.
Mitchell.
Goldville Presbyterian Church
Sunday school 10:00 o’clock. E.
G. Kay, Superintendent.
Morning worship 11:00 o'clock by
Rev. Ray Anderson <Tf Laurens.
Services Saturday evening at 7:00
- ' o'clock. February 12.
course with
served.
coffee and cookies was
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If you don’t want to put
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Portland Cement
Lime, Plaster .
Stone and Sand
Sheetrock
Felt Roofing
Asphalt Shingles
Roll Roofing
Brick
Some Rough and
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Doors, Sash
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John Deere
praetors and
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With The Sick
Simmons is recovering
burn she received sev-
ago. .
Friends will regret to learn that
Frank Phillips is a patient at the
Veteran’s hospital in Columbia.
Howard Gaskin has returned from
Hays hospital where he was a patient.!
Birthdays
Master Rhett Butler celebrated his
third birthday Saturday.
H. L. Gardner observed his birth
day February 13th.
M. B. Bridges has a birthday to
morrow. ‘ •
Otis Murphy will have a birthday
'February 13th.
Mrs. Roy Moon observed a birth-
da$ Tuesday.
Mrs. Wreford Nabors observed her
birthday Monday.
Calvin Poag had a birthday Mon-
’ day, as did Mason Rowland.
Gray Stroude has a birthday to
morrow.
* Ernest Smith has a birthday'today.
Yesterday, was the birthday of
Mrs. Judson Whitmire.
Edward ,Seafwright celebrates his
birthday today.
Barbara Willingham has a birth
day tomorrow. . - ’ ,
Sybil Farmer celebrated her birth
day yesterday.
February 12th will be Harry
Kelly’s birthday.
Mary Johnson had a birthday yes
terday. -V
Birthday Party
Betty Rowe, Frances Farmer,
Sherrill* Spires and Jeanette Evans
assisted Harold Willingham in cele
brating his birthday last Monday
evening at Joanna club with a sur
prise party.
Games were enjoyed throughout
the evening.
Lemonade and cookies were served
by the hostesses.
Those present were; Martin Bolick,
Archie Summers, ToYnmy Rowe, Billy
Waits, Edward kay, Louise White,
Bobby Hair, Billy Osborne, Alma
Murrah, Marshall Smith and Lewis
j Ridings. . J
Celebrates Birthday
Master Larry Garner celebrated
his third birthday with a" party at
j his home on Milton Road last Wed-
' nesday afternoon.
Mrs. Garner spared no effort in
making this-<a pleasant affair. Ice'
cream and cake was served to the
following guests: Barbara Jackson,
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