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Thursday, August 9, T945 THE CLINTON CHRONICLE Page Seven THE m IH BRIEF 4k / Latest Big Three Meeting JAPAN.—Superfort crewmen who dropped the revolutionary atomic; bomb on Hiroshima said the blast rocked their big plane frotn 10 miles, away, and they believed tbe-city of| 343,000 no longer exists. The whole area was wrapped in smoke and dust, for at least four hours. Far East air forces sent more than 300 Liberators, Mitchells and Invad ers over (jCyushu again Monday,; striking Kagoshima and Miyakonojoj with ragiri'g. flames. BLOCKADE. — The Pacific fleet struck for the first time in a week, sending carrier planes over Wakej Island Monday and smashing at ship ping off the China coast Saturday, Sunday and Monday. Land-based naval planes combed Japanese waters Monday and Tues- dayj. with others sweeping over the) northern Kuriles Sunday; in all, they; sank or damaged eight vessels or j small craft. CHINA. — Chinese captured the! south China Invasion-coast port of) Yeungkong, west of Hofig Kong, and: drove toward Yanping, strategic ene-! my sttronghold only 88 miles from | Canton. Japanese were reported in l flight. t BURMA.—Allied patrols skirmish-j ed along the Sittang river 60 miles MRS. CECIL O’DELL, Correspondent and Representative northeast of Rangoon, where Japanese have been killed in recent j Miss Ann Curren Bridges of Lau- wee ^ s - | rens, is spending several weeks with Tlkku/and Txmtovutu) by Don Robinson T I “goodies” unless you send enough tojof doing things. supply the whole camp. " j Don't tell his counselor how to ; I^on't load your son with advice handle him—but do tell him faullv ! about what to do at camp (what to of your boy which you would i»*f t eat, what to wear in 1 the rain, how him to try to correct, many blankets to use. how to choose Don't tell your boy to write you . ^friends, etc.) Turn him over to the about difficulties he has ivith camp camp leaders without any precon- life While he is away he should go teived notions or instructions which to his camp leaders rather than to may cbnflict with the camp’s method [you with his problems. CAMP—Parents 1 “The greatest problem in running a boys’ camp,” a camp director told me, “is teaching parents to behave.” i. In general, the men who run camps, or who work at them as coun selors or instructors, know ho.w. to' get | along with boys and have little dif ficulty in getting the boys to toe the ^ as b on hand and in bank FINANCIAL STATEMENT HUNTER SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 5 (Condensed from report of John M. Palm, C P.A., Greenville, S. C.) CONSOLIDATED balance sheet of all fi nds June 30, 1945 ASSETS mark and comply with the camp Cash held by County Treasurer: \. rules. General fund balance $ 225:11 But parents, according to my in-J Bond retirement fund 6,906 61 formant, constantly are seeking,^ ' __ special priviles« for their off-springt, receivable: Mrs. Smith writes the director that . , Johnny Smith has a very fussy appe-^ Lun <* room sul >^dy for May 194;>, , tite and mustn't be forced to eat and due bill from Holland's Grocery The new Big Three have completed the Potsdam peace confer«*pce •afwj anything but those things on his Inventories—fuel, supplies, etc. $ 261.39 7.131.72 $ 7,393.11 returned home. Left to right: Prime Minister Attlee, President Truman and Premier Stalin. LIABILITIES special diet (attached). ! Land, buildings and equipment ! Mrs. Jones thinks the camp’s ban Total assets — i on packages of candy from home is | I, i ' —■ ' ■ 1 a little too much of a hardship and PERSONAL AND SOCIAL NEWS OF GOLDYILLE Accounts^,: r LlWVIlfth ftmr likVV^ Vi WWkie to disobey the rules. Amount due for refrigerator _ Mrs. Thompson is afraid that some State Sinking Fund Commission for insurance , , A 4.1 * °f the hoys may be too rough with a few days in Atlanta, Ga., with . „ . , , „„ _, »/ t tj j her little darling and seeks special 614.82 924 59 233,794.8® $242,727.41 Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Howard. [her aunt, Mrs. G. N. Foy. MALARIA j Mrs. Clara x-ayne visited her Warren V. Clement Passes CHECKED IN 7 DAYS WITH LIQUID for MALARIAL SYMPTOMS Take only as directed 666 BICYCLES FOR SALE NEW TIRE$ AND TUBES— Sixes 26x2.125, 26x1.375. 24x2.125, 20x2.125 Accessories of All Kinds. Have Your Bike Repaired for Spring Use. L L. COOPER 49 N. Adair St. Phone 210-M daughter-ip-law ip Laurens several iughter-in-1 iys lairVe State School Book Commission for books .. . . . _ * ,,• Unpaid bills—miscellaneous protection for him by telling the „ , ; camp authorities that he has “a heart Bond COupons matured but not P resente d condition." ' I Bonded indebtedness—due $5,000.00 annually Funeral services for Warren V.| Mr. Brown (for many fathersk , Clement, 36, who died Sunday night are as Da( j- as mothers) comes rush-! Total liabilities at 8 o clock, were held Tuesday af- , n g U p to cam p ra i se th e roo f b e - SURPLUS ACCOUNT ternoon at the First Baptist church rause his bullv snn has bepn nun _ _ , ® t ^ of Greer conducted bv Rev M A caus 5 hts bully son has been pun Excess of assets over liabilities, June 30, 1945 oi ureer, conauciea oy nev. j.vi. , sbec j f or be ating up one of the small- „ _ „ . Bryant of Goldville, assisted by Rev. b Elmer Frazier, S. 2c, of Charleston, ^ ^ Glenn, and Rev. Fred Ayers.; « Total liabilities and surplus visited his parents, Mr. and Mr s-,Burial was in Mountain View ceme-i i t»i K nn Edgar Frazier, this week-end. i tery LETTERS—Telephone Mrs. E. T. Spires and children •• Th followin2 servecl as active « is easy to sympathize wiu. ouu spent the week-end in Ninety-Six nal i bparer o Lester Hair w O ! the camp authorities and the P ar * * \ ear Ended June 30, 1945 with Mr. and Mr, T. W. Spires. ,ie™n Garreti, I ^ INOOME days lait^Alveek. Mr. and Mrs. Tot Stewart and Jimmie spent last week in the moun tains near Hendersonville, N. C. 9483 00 509.40 584.75 54.46 $ 1.63161 1,375.90 r 20,000.00 ,;v % 23,006.61 219.720.80 $242,727.41 It is easy to sympathize with both STATEMENT OF GENERAL FUND INCOME, AND EXPENSE Wallace Osborne, Bobby Hair, ^ Mag Vernon Clement and Broad-1. Revenue for general purposes received by Henry Osborne and Lacey Whitley; u _ Clement ! break in th e*r constant contact with p were Tuesday visitors in Greenville., - - ' - JthPir vmin»st^rs anH thpv ar* nat- County Treasurer Anna Thomas and Glenn.tHp Npax/ ^pction of M4V " C * 14 Franklin were visitors in Forest City, tanbu count £ nd was a son of P the der the parental eye for eight, nine. Miscellaneous contributions N. C., recently. Mrs.. Thomas re- [ te H g G a „d Carrie V Clement. or ten y ears and then—suddenly—’ nth^r ,n^rr,»- mained for a visit of several weeks H w ' me mber of the Gold- he is left witb a group of total with her brother. . ; vil" 8^ e^ Ld ot MaStU.! he Mrs. W. K. Waits and Vivian are Masonic lodge No.' 355, of Goldville. spending this week at their home in Although he was making his home Greenwood and with relatives. Ray Surratt has returned to Bal- To many parents, camp i^lhe first ^ evt timore, Md. His daughter, Joy . . . i' their youngsters, and they are nat- Mr. Clement was born and reared i ura ii y un easy. Junior has been U n- ; Contributions for Bible teacher’s salary Miscellaneous Other income: Fees collected Sale of Ford coupe Gross income $2u9.8l 150.00 Write to me often, dear," are us ually the last words which a mother in Greer at the time of his death, , .. . . , , . , ^ has with her son after delivering him he had previously lived in Goldville u„ K , _ u _ ® i a number of years. EXPENSE to camp. And when she gets home General administrative expense I Surratt, remained and will be enroll- | He is surv i ve( i bv b is wife the for- and day after da y 8oes by without a s-^©p era ti n g expense of schools Ipd a<! a student at North Greenville # »» », d ’i # much as a postcard, she can’t help uioK Green vine j, 0 r mer Mlss Myrtle Bramlett, of | , ti orr ^ , s ^ sick , dead ? : Htgh School $91,393 38 1,100 00 249.18 359 81 $ 5,760.19 $ 93,102J7 IF . . . you want to sell to get the most money for your car— IF . . . you want to buy to get the most car for your money— See Giles Chevrolet Co. Sales — Service Phone 26 $27,520.44 Academy Street School 18,028.16 Bell Street School 16,710.27 Florida Street School 13,111.64 Providence School 11,398.15 $ 92,528.88 A Rev m a„d Mrs. M. A. Bryan. a n d l ° r d e ^“ e s S S( ' Ralph - ° ne br0,her ’ fmhappy^-hr, she hopes-havin, to family were cabled to Inman Thurs-. The commun j tv extends their good a time to wnte ' But many moth ' Iday due to the death of Mrs. Bryant’s dee p est sympathy to Mrs Clement ' ers can t stand tlle ordeal of waitin « father, Mr. Fagin. Mr. Fagin lived d . h(J P has \ h P st ^ friends h L ere ’ for letters. They telephone Providence School 11,398.15 $86,768.66 with the Bryants several months and ^ Perhaps you heard the story about made a host of friends. The com- Payne-Prater the mother who did telephone. I Total expense for the year munity extends their sympathy to .L* thmk u a PPe ared recently in one the family ^ rs> ' ^ ara Pa y ne announces the. 0 j tbe popular magazines. The gist i Lacey Whitley of Rockingham,' marriage of , her dau S hter - Clarence of it was; she got ^ camp au t ho ri- of general fund income over general fund expense $ 573J» ; N. C., is visiting friends here for sev- to *J^ ban B ^ ate ^? f : ties on the phone. They said they NOTE: A copy of the audit in on file at the Clinton Public Library and eral days. Goldville. The wedd ng was sol-, would t ry to locate her boy. She each trustee has a copy. Any interested citizen who wishes to review the o . T ,• U tt t emnized in Laurens with only a few wa i tpr | fnr „ Inni , tim „ Fi na ii v a ft pr a imcicsicu ciuzen \Ano wisnes io review tne Sgt. Julian Hunnicutt of Fort clQse friends p resent) M rs. Doris contomplating tbe loving CO nversa- aUdlt may d ° S ° by calling at the librar y or on any of the undersign*! tion she would have with her son, R L. PLAXICO, Chairman. C. E. GALLOWAY, Secretary. BENJAMIN & SONS PLUMBING ...and... HEATING SERVICE Telephone 117 WE ARE HUNTING TROUBLE Hunnicutt Oglethorpe, Ga., was at home for the ^ 1 ° s * I " e " as PI,* 8 !" 1 ’" 4 ”' ^ or ‘ s 'contemplating the loving conversa- bust s' week-end. (Gregg, Mrs. F-C. Rowe and H .S. tion she would have with her son, tru tees ‘ ' W W Waits Lester 1 ^ Hair. Marion Pra f er ' ... ... , I she heard his breathless voice speak- | Boyce and Walt Fulmer visited in The t ,f ‘ ng t0 her ' , He110 mom—what do you iGreer Sunday comingly dressed in a blue suit with waR t?” he panted, “Hurry up—I'm ‘ Mrs. Nathan Brazil and Mrs. Isaac brown ac J ;essor ^ Her flowers were jon third base.” Craven visited Mrs. Ann Furr at ^ P ' n H ; ot I ? 1 S v eb 'J d f i ;, 17in£ , th<1 1 • Ninety per cent of the mothers Hays hosnital Sunday. Immediately following the cere wbo are tempted to telephone be- Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Willingham and mo " y br ‘ de and g 1 ^ > °. I JI eft for cause they become over-anxious for children and Mrs. Jerry Howard f short . w 'l! dd . 1 " g „ tnp t,l> tbe moun - word from their sons, can rest as- spent Saturday at Lake Murray. i tdl " s ° f .^ Iort u £ arob [}?' M hey p 3 n SUred ' based on ex P erience others, Miss Mildred Bozard and Mrs. J. " ia , kmg J beir ho, Vf w th . Mrs : P that no news is good news—it means ters mother on Marion street. your boy is bu>y having the tl me of !his life. G. A. BURTON. J. R. COBB. J. ROY CASQUE. M. Bozard were visitors in Newberry [Saturday. [ Mrs. C. C. Vaughn of Columbia, Miss Francis Honored [Mrs. M. H. Hoyle of Spartanburg. Last Saturday evening at 7:30 the- DON’TS—Confidence and Mrs. R. W. Hughes - of Atlanta, "? en ] be, * :: ’ tbe y°oi-g ladies class ot ; “Don't telephone,” perhaps should (Ga., were guests recently of their Goldville Baptist church met at the b ead the list of “don'ts" for parents, brother, W. A. Moorhead, and Mrs. bome °‘ their teacher, Mrs. G. N.| wb j cb wou i d make it much easier for Moorhead. l poy ’ ^ OI bou ^ and to c ^' m ‘ithe men who spend each summer Henry Osborne, has returned home P bm ent Miss Faye Francis.# . liss. try j ng to gjve millions of boys a from the Veteran’s hospital ki Co- P 5 anci ^ bas . b ^ en . a _ i healthful, pleasant vacation. Other RUBBER STAMPS IDEAL FOR MARKING LAUNDRY A 1-line Rubber Stamp (2VT or leu) And an Indelible Ink Pad $1.00 In ordering by mail PRINT plainly name or initials want ed on Stamp/ CHRONICLE Publishing Co. Phone 74 CLINTON, S. C. lumbia where he underwent an ope ration. and officer in the Sunday school, important “ don ’ ts - are: class and her approaching marriage W. A. Moorhead and Larry Moor- £ Lt - George Vasen of Harlington, head spent the week-end at Ocean T exas ’ and 111 ’ Wl11 take Drive. i her from Goldville. Don’t send candy, cakes pr other / Mrs. Ryan Poag and Sheila of Bingo with the prizes all present- Whitmire, spent the week-end with f d t0 M ‘ ss Fran<1,s ’ was en | oyed a " d The Terrific Job of Grubbing Out Roots Mr. and Mrs. Luther Mrs. Hayne Willi Poag. illingham, Billy' then a huge jig-saw puzzle of the world was put together with every-; Willingham, Mrs. Otis Murphy and ! one trying to fit a section |t the same Mrs. Lewis Murphy were Saturday! time ' Peach cr f ean ? and ^ ook ) ,es were visitors in Charlotte, N. C. ser y ed and a from class pre ' Miss Mary Fuller and Mrs. Jack s T ent £ d Panels also to Mrs. •i,; ... .. • XT , J. W. Brawley and Mrs. William Gilliam were visitors in Newebrry Saturday. Brawley Boyd, recent brides, and members of Lavinia Cooley and Mike and Mrs. J 6 class M , iss Blanch l f Du " gin j° ined C. C. Waters of Greenville, are; the group for refr . gshfnents - spending this week at Myrtle Beach. Charles Ross and Ralph Prater spent a few days last week in Char- How women and girls may get wanted relief rom functional periodic pain Cardul U a liquid medicine which many women say baa brought relief from the cramp-like agony and ner- voue strain of functional periodic distress. Here’s how It may help: I Taken . Ilka a tonic. It should stimulate appetite, aid diges tion.* thus help build re sistance for , 4he “tUBa” to come. ^ 2 Started 3 day« bq* fore “your time”, fit should * help rellere pain due to purely func tional periodic causes. Try Cardul. If It helps, you'll be glfd you did. « CARDUI tseet woccTiowe ^ Anderson To Speak Rev. Ray Anderson of Laurens, lotte, N. c!, with" Mr.’and Mrs. Bryce |wiU conduct services Saturday eve- Little. [ning at 7;30 and Sunday morning at I Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Abrams and ^ o clock. He has requested all Linda, and Mr. and Mrs. Algie Ab- wbo are interested in their sons i rams were Sunday evening dinner '’ ate5 > r and a speedy close of the guests of Mr. and Mrs. P. L. Atta- J a P a nse war. to attend the service [ way in Whitmire. i Saturday evening. | Mrs. W. W. Batson and Mrs. C. C. ^1.0 -r • j Westes of Greenville, spent the GW Sco u t. °» Camp Trip week-end with Mrs. J. M. Ross. . T ^!f G . ir Scouts ,of Goldwlle left ! Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Gaskin and in the Joa " na sc # h ° o1 Monday 1 Donnie spent Sunday in Ninety-Six. [" orni " g at b:3 r ° f ^ r a week s vaca- Miss Fannie Copeland and Myrtle ll 0 " at ^ a "? p Forrt * st ' near Cbera ^' Murphy spent the week-end in Clin- Br " ee ^illoway accompanied the ^on with Mrs. G. W. Addy. gud : as bus dnver and f , Ilfe Pfc. Tom Crawford spent the n 1 " e counseilors are Misses Sallie -week-end at home. Bndge c s ' Alma Gall ;; way ’ Frank f Ph * 1 " John Ross, Charles Ross, Rhttt Ab- bps t ’ S ^ rappy Phllll P s - a " d M 1SS « rams, Jesse Hawkins Gus Barrett,^ Ha ‘ r ’ Frances Rowlan d’ and Walt Byars, Fred Bragg and Ralph Gladys VV’illingham. Prater attended the Jjsnioj - Legion The party will baseball game in Columbia Monday August 12. night. return Sunday, 1 ,, r, D ,, j CLIP BOARDS—Well made mason Mrs. B./ C. Flow, Billy, Mr. and . . , . ffi . p Mrs.' J. S. McCluney and son of p.,', - s Ve y . , ittl it Chester snent a few davs last week ^'P 5 * n^ndy little office item, j Chester, spent a lev. days last ween Chronicle p ub ij s hi n g Co in the mountains of North Carolina. Mr. and Mrs. Gene Craven of hear Kinards, were Sunday supper guests af Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Osborne. Mrs. Ed Hunnicutt continues ill at; her home on Magnolia street. The Eargle sisters have returned, from their vacation. Richard Willingham is spending IF ASPIRIN Utters f Salicbn Tablets HOTH/HG SAffK « NO BICARBONATE Of SODA NttPCD-