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THE CLINTON CHRONICLE, CLINTON, S..C
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Thursday, April 27, 1944
in throat troubles, another group in that somebody who ^eft Washington^
juicer operations and still another .may have forgotten 1 to take the plan
group in heart ailments this same | out of his pocket. A ¥ ' a
'trend toward - socialization will be; But ever prince I saw that plan IjrniIVU AT AIPPOPT
TWO INJURED IN
Sgt. Bennett Goodman
Missing In Louisiana
Tag Day # In City
Set For Friday
, noticeable»in all fields—whether it have felt that it is important that
'is law, farming, store-keeping or .some such system be worked out toj
! selling.' • i help avoid a postwar depression. Wej
hear/a lot these days about the need ; Qj| es piyi n g service, and an aviation
FARMERS — Start fur.curbs on spending money. There
Edward Qukowsky, instVuctor fo'r
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Dr. and Mrs. R. A. Goodman, of Friday, April ?8, will.be “tag day”
Newberry, have received a message; for the. Women’s .Field Army of the
that thetr son, Sgt. Bennett Goodman, American Society for the Control of
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is missing on a routine flight from j Cancer. Tags will be sold at a booth
were injured when their! ator on a small bomber. No other de-! bers of the society.
Professor in an agricultural col- i* certainly no better way that we | student frorr V he 39th arm y air fo f ce . the Lake Charles air base, Louisiana. : in the city from 10c to $1.00. All are
lege told me half humorously, that could all be steered away'from buy-, training detachment at Presbyterian | Sgt.-Goodman was a . radio oper- asked to buy tags and become mem-
* he could foresee the time'’when ing scaite items now than to offer ; college, - ' ,
TALENTS — Babies farming would reafTi the point 1 us the opportunity to begin making plane crashed on a take-off in avoid-, tails Were given.
F> m the time a 'baby boy be-! where onc farmer would grow to- payments on the things we are going ing a collision with a plane that was | Sgt. Goodman’s sister 1 , Miss Jane
,ld enough to talk most par- ma toes*to the stage where they were to want in a-hurry as soon as the landing at^ Barksdale field, midway, Goodman, is a member of the Lydia
eomes oi
the war ends,
an
between Clinton and Laurens, yes-: school faculty here.
terday morning.
LI'XURIES—Logic i Qukowsky, said to be*the more se-!
mother is FarnS''specialization may not go John Jones works in a shipyard riously injured, receiving injuries to >
a budding q U1 te that far, but it seerps highly and earns $100 a week—more than ^ 1S face, lower jaw and head, is un-
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cnt> begin looking for signs of what green and would .then turn
he is apt to bp when he grows up. '..field over to''another who^ was
l'f r Junior start" marking the wall expert on fuming them red. •
paper with * crayons his mother is Farm’ specialization may not
sure to feel that there is a budding q U i te f ari but it r _ _ —- „ . , .
artist m the family. If he chews on probable that the - general farm.-he ever earned before in his life. If i <,er treatment at Hays hospital, ine,
a .monkey-wrench his father will which includes cows, chickens-, ..pigs, he was earning that much money in aviation student, who was taken to,
hopefully buy him a set of tools vegetables wijl-soon be a -thing peace time he would probably buy a ai my air base hospital in Green-i
of his own m order td encourage 1 0 f the past. For farmers will find new car„.a new hdme and a lot of i . ; e \ ^ said to be not serxously in ’’
his mechanical leanings, and if he.jt more economical to spend all of things he hal always w-anted but had!- 1u J 1 f d ; . '*
Iter the cat with a knife the their ’time specializing in the de-'never been able to afford before*, . Thls ’f the second, flying accident
tbumbing through portment they know best and like; But beeause he can t buy a car and;
t build a home these days, he 1S Instructor and an aviation student, i
n.i v ti>mntp o miv e uxu- Giles Flying service operates under
NEW TESTAMENTS — A gift that
will be prized by the relative in
service. Chronicle Pub. Co.
goes
parents begin
catartoge:
best. The dairyman will devote a*. can
all
medical school
A few years later come periods of his attention to cows and buy j naturally tempted to buy the luxu
di";lhi"!onnu'nt when the bud- his pork from the tarmer who spe- ries" which are available.'So he and!
ding aitist la
m ."thool. thi
chamc'.. break
! jiit u\ T: lit*'
his chickens
f rnrn , . , , ... | contract with the government and
■h i- cti i^tiv -i nnoitrv 11S wlfe s P end a lot on uew clothes,i gj ve g instruction to the students of
ho is sti ictly a poultry nn i(>\i-cirv oh entertainment and on .i_ . * • j . ^
I hi- vn.rot.hi^ from •, ,n jtutir y’ on eiHtiiauiintrm aiiu 00 ^6 army air force training detach-
1 his vegetables trom a living as much ot a life of
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tho tak'iTt.' ‘T
numy ai.v
mi: t ) mtero-t
b n his dravying clas?. cializes in pigs,
prJifrising young me- the man \v
h;>'tools m a fit of farmer and his vegetables from a' jiving as much of a “life of Riley”! ment'at V the coiled ^
i t tig able to fix any- truck farmer. - ; as it is possible to live under war-
t born surgeon taints So parents who Want to give theii time conditions.--. « , NOTICE OF SALE
v. blood. ~ ‘ “
ir roi uuisly
;<> conclushms
children every possible opportunity
ever eas to make good must probe deeper John Jones jjrobably puts 10 P^ 1 state of South Carolina,
t \ u -tag- to make good must ^.^^ cent ot hi.s mcome_.n war bonds. He ; County of Laurens
about and deeper into their interests,
and Junior ‘actually does prove, to be
in
offsprings
> 1,
interest
nictnin
in a:
their children
ner-zealoU:? in try-
in the
them. We must then be determined just what
t a "efik-tor's son form of mechanical work appeals
doctor or of a to him most. If., on the other hand,
r.:ig an outstand- be performs a successful operation a *
-c cases are ex- on the cat at an early age, the ment
n .ir rity Ot cases'search must go on
t■ vn rii'ter wide-J what department of
■;nnr parertts and ticular leanings can best be cath-
crcrTafter a long j loged. And if • he wants to be a
e.Yoi i farmer, it is necessary to find out
- - — what kind of a faftmer.
realizes that patriotism calls for buy-|
ing some bonds and he also realizes 1
ANNOUNCEMENT
> I wish to announce to my friends, former patrons
and the general public that I have returned to the city
and have resumed the operation of my business. I am ,
located in the building opposite The Chronicle' office re-y
cently vacated by J. Roy Crawford, where I shall be glad
to welcome you and receive calls for Electrical Contract
ing, Repairs and Installations, Plumbing and Heating.
T.C. JOHNSON
Electrical Contracting, Plumbing, Heating
Phones 9 or 381
Notice is hereby given. That pur- |
handy with tools and shows promise “‘.J good sense°to“put‘a liTtVmoney | ^ ant ^ an ,° r T der of C ‘ H ‘ McCrary,
of being an expert mechanic, it as]de for the rai day which may Magistrate for Laurens County, S. C„;
come when the lighting is over. j ^ th ^ ase of R To R w " Chnton. S C.,
. ’ plamTin, vs. R. Ralph Ldwman?, Mrs.
But il he has analyzed the subject Lulie Low’man, and one 1940 Stude-
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l-'TS — Doctors
,h .' i- probably in- 1
■n children into
c'*> wivich later prove
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the.r make-up. it j
a bcc-‘!l
i.ng increasingly im-
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)C"t' them to as many!
,,'j ul
cst a." possible so that!
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mngs can be discov-;
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no doubt that, when
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1 reached an age- of
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undreamed of in the
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.4 y iung man will need
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an a at;
no: :ty on s >mething—
l \ en
thi >ugn
• may be a thing of
minor
importc
mce.
. The
re a re
still plenty of family
doctor
s. for example, who cope with
all di
."Cases,
and all types of sur-
£t-ry.
but in
another 20 years, the
medic
al profe
ssion agrees, most all
young
doctors
will have a specialty.
In the small
er towns it will still
be ne
cessary
to have some doctors
who (
■an cove
-r a multitude of corn-
plaint
s, but
even there, with im-
all, he realizes that the ^govern- ^aker Champion Sedan, Motor No..|
„ 11 1 won ^ want him to cash in those 6^720. defendants, I will sell at pub-j
to discover! into, bonds right alter the war to .buy that |j c 0U | cry a ^ the place of business of 1
surgery his-par- car and bouse. He knows he. should ^ Cooper’s Garage in Clinton,!
think of that money as more perma- s C t on thc 5th day of Ma y t ^441
nent sqving. at 11 o'clock'A. M., the aforesaid |
But sup-ptuse, while he is feeling a Studebaker Champion Sedan, Motor:
little guilty over buying a lot hf No. 6(1720, to the highest bidder for
The school will be called upon things he doesn't really need, he hap- cash.
are and more to cater to special-; pens to see an advertisement of a 1 B. M. DUTTON, JR.,
ition and to analyze the special beautiful *new car which is going to Magistrate’s Constable
terests of students, but the par- be made after the war—and on which for Laurens County, S. C.
its who can actually determine he could start making payments now. Dated at Clinton, S. C.,
eir. children's true leanings at an Wouldn’t it be logical for him to go April 17, 1,944. 4-2co
able to them.
be invalu- down a first payment; work out an SAY,‘T SAW IT IN THE CHRON-
installment arrangement and feel real ICLE.” THANK YOU
• —— satisfaction, over knowing that car
BUYING—Cars would someday be his and would be
Over a year ago an official in the a h P a id f or when delivered?
Office of Price Administration show- - • “
ed me a plan for making it possible ‘ - KAISER Answer
for people to buy purchase priority Henry Kaiser, the shipbuilder, who
certificates redeemable for goods they has done .such a splendid war job,
wanted delivered after the war. recently stressed the importance of
’ It was a good plan. I don’t remem- an “order now” plan from the manu-!
her all the details, but the idea was facturer’s viewpoint. In addressing a
l that if you 7 wanted an automobile group of prominent manufacturers.
| delivered as soon as possible after he said?
they are being made again, you “What Pd like to know is,'when do,
would buy up certificates now, namel you start selling? When do you begin
WE PAY CASH
. For Good
USED CARS
TIMMERMAN
MOTOR CO.
Carolina Service Station
CLINTON, S. C.
MURRAY'S DEPARTMENT STORE
LAURENS, S. C.
SPECIAL ON PLAY SHOES
Black
Brown
Navy
Ration Free
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Reduced to ..: $1.98
#
No Exchanges or Refunds
ime off the line. 1 turned out after the war contracts
There may have been some major i are finished? When do you tell the
dustry may have felt that it would to make, and what prices you’re go-; J’t
• ' .in rapid transportation, force the continuation of government ing to charge? . i
the people will be educated tq go regulation of business. The treasury “Because, as J see it, orders on the £?
to city specialists for serious troubles, probably thought it would interfere books are an indispensable ingredi- J-j
And just as there may be one with the sale of war bonds. And there ent in anybody’s postw-ar plan. Man- j g
group of doctors • • -
izc in nose - trouble;
okiv uutr uc one v\un ine saie oi war oonas. Ana mere eni in anyooay s postwar plan, man- g
trained to special- were so many changes of personnel ufacturers can’t be sure they’ll be T!
lies, another group'going on in the OUA at that time, able to carry out their plans until §
MURRAY’S
1 they have orders. Bankers can’t be
THE BROADWAY
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY.
April 28 and 29
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY,
April 28 and 29
HI’S THE »IST OP THI BAD LANDS!
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sure it’s safe to lend money to finance
- industrial expansion until industry
has orders. And workers can’t be sure
that" they’re going to have jobs until'; 8
'their employers have orders.” !ft
'It looks as though this is the an-; 8
j swer to a lot of problems. The manu- i
! facturers, most o fthem, know what ft
their postwar product Will be like. ; ft
They probably can figure how much , ft
it should cost as easily now as after |J’{
the war. The public has the money; ft
i to start making payments today, and;
;would like to start in. The govern-j 8
; ment admits there is great danger of;$|
inflation urilEiss money does go intoi#
some channels other than the pur-J-j
: chase of rapidly depleting merchan- %
! disc. !&
So what are we waiting for? Show $
I us what you’re going to make after ( 8
the war, Mr. Manufacturer, and we’ll «
be glad to put our money on the line'ft
right now. ”
SALE
lefofee
■stripI
,bk*!!SSS
Final Clearance
•ilk JANE BRYAN • DAVID CARLYLE
HELEN VALKIt •JOSEPH CREHAN
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CARTOON and NEWS.
Feature Begins:
Friday: 2:32. 4:34, 7:32. 9:34. - -
Saturday 2:00, 3:53, 5:46, 7:36. 9:22.
9c and 35c
MONDAY AND TUESDAY,
May 1 and 2
COMEDY, “Defective Detective.”
Masked Marvel/' Chap. 5
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Feature Begins:
Friday: 2:59, 4:54, 7:59, 9:54.
Saturday: 1:48, 3:43, 5:38, 7:33, 9:28.1
10 A. M. Show SATURDAY.
9c and 30c
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MONDAY AND TUESDAY,
May 1 and 2
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Mr. Freeman and Sister
Injured In Accident
Friends of M. M. Freeman wilT be
.sorry to know' he was injured,
though not seriously, Sunday when
i bis car skidded on a wet pavement ft
near LaGrgnge, Ga., and overturned.'
With his sister, Mrs. Frank J. Mex-, ft
; riam, of Atlanta, he was returning j-j
I from Coluiribus, Ga., where they vis- 1
Coats
Suits
Sweaters
Felt Hats
Spring Dresses
AKIM TAMIROFF
mim ANitrs »un howiiat
IIANI JENIS WAUft (AUfIT
(ISA lANSStA
'CONEY ISLAND
With BETTY . G R A B L E a
GEORGE MONTGOMERY. | Mr. Freeman and Mrs. Merriam re-
Laughpble comedy with a lovable ceived painful bruises and scratches
ited their brother, William §t. Julian;
n d Freeman.
ending. In color.
Feature begins 2:32, 4:40, 7:32, 9:40.
^CARTOON, .“He Dood It Again.”
NEWS OF THE WORLD. \
9c and 30c
WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY,
May 3 and 4
CARTOON, “An Itch In Time.”
NEWS OF THE WORLD.
Feature begins 2:29. 4:31, 7:29, 9:31.
9c and 35c
10 A. M. Show MONDAY.
WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY,
' May 3 and 4
"IN OUR TIME"
Poland in 1939—BANG!—then the
war. Featuring IDA LUPINO, PAUL AN and JOHN CARRADINE. Action,
HENRIED, NANCY COLEMAN and thrills and excitement. *
MARY BOLAND. ,
, Feature begins 2:00, 4:26, 7:32, and
'GANGWAY FOR
TOMORROW"
.Featuring MARGO, ROBERT RY-
Feature begins 2:23, 4:58, 7:33, and
10:18.
"SING A JINGLE" ;
Musical, Lovable, Funfull'and Hu-I-
morous. With ALLAN JONES and'
JUNE VINCENT.
' Feature begins 3:10, 6:36, 9:02.
CARTOON. “Secret. Agent.”
10 A.-M. Show WEDNESDAY.
10:08.
H\
n
ROOKIES IN BURMA
With ALAN CARNEY and WALLY
BROWN. ,
Feature begins 3;3$, 6:06, 8:40.
"The Batman/' Chap. 9.
9c and 30c
: and are receiving treatment at d Ij
j LaGrange hospital. It is stated, how- ft
i ever, that they expect to leave the ft
I hospital by the wek-end, Mrs. Mer- ft
j riam returning to Atlanta and Mr. ft
Freeman returning to his home here. £
Mrs. Merriam is the mother pf Miss ft
Elise-Merriam, student at Presbyte- g
rian college, who makes her home
witlV the Freemans.
FINAL SETTLEMENT
Take notice that on the 22nd day
of May, 1944, U"Will render a .final
account of my acts and doings as
Executrix of the estate of John C.
Dominick in the office of the Judge
of Probate of Laurens County, at 3
o’clock p.m., and on the same' day
will apply for a final discharge-from
my trust as Executrix.
Any person indebted to said estate
is notified and required to make pay
ment on or before that date; and all
persons haying claims against said
estate will present them on or be
fore said date, duly proven, or be for
ever barred.
Lula S. Dominick Kanning,
April 19, 1944.—18-4c.
Executrix.
Laurens, S. C.