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V ■'/ Y y J J Thursday, September 7, 1944 THE CLINTON CHRONICLE, CLINTON, S. C Page Seven p : t' <11 PERSONAL AND SOCIAL NEWS OF GOLDVILLE MRS. G. KAY, Correspondent and Representative Mrs. Robert E. Plott, Jr., is visit-1' Miss Hazel Adams of the Camden j ing Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Plott, hospital, spent Monday with her par- j Sr., in Virginia. ! ents, Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Adams. « Mrs. 1 Clarence Fulmer and sons, Miss Nancy Chapman, spent a few Jerry, Tony, are visiting Mr. and days last week with her sister, Mr's.' Mrs. T. Nl Deery in Toccoa, Ga. John Boswell, iij Columbia, Mr. and Mrs. J. D. O’Dell and Mrs. Pfc. Cecil Farmer has returned to Cecil O’Delll and Brenda Jane visited New River. 1$. C., after spending a in Fort Mill over the week-end. Mrs. few days with Mrs. Farmer and Mr. Roy Templeton and children, who arid Mrs. J. T. Gaskin, have been visiting ^ere, returned M r . and Mrs. C. A. Watts and son home with them. ! Allendale, and Mr. and Mrs. John Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Johnson and Foy and daughter of Barnwell, were Miss Myrtle Fuller spent the week- guests of Mr. and Mrs. G. N. Foy end with Mr. and Mrs. John Lynch Sunday. i n Greenville. I Harold Gardner spent last week Cpl. Lee Ellison of Greenville, i with his sister, Miss Evelyn Gardner, Pa., has, been spending a furlough in Charlotte, N. C.' with Mrs. Ellison. , v '' 1 Sgt. Charles Galloway and Cpl. Mrs. Sigsbee Hair and Miss Ruth Bob Weeden of Fort Bragg,. N. C., Hair visited in Greenville Saturday^ spent the week-end with Mrs. Gallo- 1 Miss Frances Little of Charlotte,! way and Mr. and Mrs. John Flow. N. C„ and Miss Dora Alyce Gatty Mrs w c Gardner and Miss Eve- of Marshville, N. C., spent Saturday jy n Gardner are spending the week with Mr. and Mrs. George Morse. relatives in Panama City, Fla. Mrs. W. A. Moorhead is spending ^ r j ( ^ , u the week at Myrtle Beach with Miss Marge Crawford of Columbia, f . ,., spent the week-end with her mother, Mrl'cecil O'Dell, Brenda and Mrs. ! Mrs ' Bclle Crawford. > BYyce Little, Rose Ann, Barry and ‘Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Lake spent the ...... . c Mike Cooley visited in Newberry' week - end with the former’s parents AS Washington JOGS It Informal Chat at Dumbarton Oaks 4 i . « vote of the board of trustees after 1 that Hitler had failed trr us£ new the student body and faculty had secret weapons partly because he requested that it be done.' needed more time to produce them A 1905 graduate oi the university, in sufficient quantity to cause great Doctor McKissick returned to the 1 damage and partly because he feared campus as dean of the school of, the Allies would retort with journalism in 1927 after a distipg-! terrible ones. more in reserve. Mil: kl $ ' yr * \ ’’' % i uished career in newspaper work. Hitler was said to fear especially i He was elected president in 1936 and retaliation bv Russia German sci- j served until his death, the third long- enlists were said to suspect 'hat Rus- iest tenure in the institution’s history. sia was holding some teu ible weanon As president, Doctor McKissick weapon led Carolina to new heights of use fulness to the state. His administra- I tion was one of the greatest periods —of-expansion,. if not the greatest, in Carolina’s history. I Death came suddenly to Doctor McKissick Sunday night after an j illness of’only two days. Associates [asserted that his relentless efforts to | maintain the university’s efficiency i unimpaired and to serve the national ■ cause during the war led directly, to his death. We Do All Kinds of PRINTING Except • Rad’* C HRONIC LE PI BUSHING C O. Not all of the discussions of the postwar security conference take place around formal conference tables. Above, in informal chat, from left to right, seated, are Peter Loxley (Britain); Sir Alexander Cadogan (Britain); Edward Stettinius (U. S.); A. A. Gromyko (USSR); Arkadi A. Sobolev (USSR) and Valentine Berezhkov (USSR). Rear are James C. Dunn (left) and Leo Pascoisky, both of the U. S. delegation. HITLER TOO SAD TO MAKE SPEECH Monday. Fred Bragg visited in Greenville j Pvt. Thomas King of Fort Jackson, ' 1HE NATIONAL SCENE Tuesday, t ! spent the week-end with Mrs. King Members of the Loyal Order of and his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wil- Moose and of Chapter 410, Women of the Moose, attended the Carolina Moose association held at the Bon Final Rites Held For Dr. J. Rion McKissick liam King. Special'to The Chronicle. Columbia, Sept. 6. Madrid, Sept. 4. — Adolf Hitler’s , « t little mustache is turning gray be cause of his worries and he did not make a scheduled speech Sunday because he was just too downhearted to t'.llow his theme—sure victory for Germany and new terrors for the Allied world—reports to Allied dip lomatic sources said today. * . . Hitler was all primed to make his In brief, im- S p eec ^ wa ^. sa j c ( < when news l Miss Vernell Matthews has return- Washington, Sept. 5. - Why did P;f ss ' v< ; Y° r ' ise f s r ^|'' nd j d ^, a [ ca J ch ,^, him , th l' MeU l?, d N ' inr> ' y to her home in Florence after President Roosevelt decide to send lC tud * % th p re "? d e nt „7'he Uni- had ! a len an , d ‘ hat ,. t, ; e * '*'.*'*'* Air hotel in Augusta, Ga., on -Sept, i spending several weeks with her sis- Donald Nelson, head of the War Pro- 1 ’ - • • adout t0 enter Brussels. He was so 2, 3, and . ter, Mrs. Camell Woffprd. visited G^envUle'^Satiu'day. 1610 " : ^niel^Matthews and missjon to China? And what are camnusvvherehe had spentsomuch havebeen'a farce.' * ‘ , CJUUUL IU CIILCTl LJ j , . versity of South Carolina, was laid deeply depressed, it was added, that auction board, on an extended secret to ,i es t late Tuesday afternoon on the hp cou i d n ot g<» through what would DRIVE CAREFI LLY SAVE A LIFE! SO FAR THIS YEAR THERE HAS BEEN FATALITY from AITOMOBILE ACCIDENTS in LALRENS COUNTY Let’s Strive To Make 1944 a Safe Year On This date last year, 0 the Highways. This date last year. 2 .son, Joe and John Miles of Coward < h resignation of his life and to which he had giv the week-end with Mr. and " en so full a measure of devotion. of Charles - Wilson, the No. 2 Miss Barbara Jean Jackson of t the week . end with Mr . Chnton visited her grandparents Mr , A B Matthews. davs "recently 3 ' ’ ' Mrs. Bess Dodgen and granddaugh- of the WPB; Pvt. James Johnson of Camp St£w- | ter ’ Willie Bowie of Greenwood are W ashmgton Usually reliable sources said also man Borne by the strong arms of stu dents to his final resting place, he sleeps today under a spreading can- correspondents have ar^Ga"'"pemThe"week-end^WithI s P* nding the week with Mr. and Mrs. been prying into the WPB shake-up opv K of floW e rs i n front^of the South Mrs Johnson Ja( * Holsonback. Mrs. Lila Gresh- ever since it took place—have given Caroliniana library on the.old cam- - Mr -, n H Mr<; T D <;nrmi<;p and am °t Alberquerque, N. M,. is also dozens of interpretations of it but , Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Sprouse a " d i v i s j t i ng Mr and Mrs Holsonback it is doubtful if a clear picture of p '. ,, .. daughter of Spartanburg spent the j 1 'if Delaney has returned from j ust what happened will come to Many hundreds of South Carohn- week-end here with friends. i .t* - 1 " ian 1 e U nas . r ^ lurn ^ a Ir om crirn( , ians paid final tribute to President Mrs. R- L. Francis and Mary spent a ^s Norman"Floyd and On the surface. Washington news- McKissick - life and service through fn^Newberry^Saturday X^s“e '— 'and Mr. and Mrs. Rosc« Bun- Paper men are accepting the Presi- a r " ^grave- t «, » De u y L drick and children snent Saturday dent’s statement on the Nelson situ- Prior to tne services at me grave J. Willingham, and Gladys Mrs. ^relatives n Cross Anchor ■ a t>on-that Mr. Nelson is being sent side bnef exercises were conducted James Fulmer, Constance Sullivan lUl relat ^ e^in^Lross_Anchor. ^ g m i ss i 0 n of gr#at importance and the university chapel, where Doc-| and Emma Kate Oxner J Birthdays that his position with WPB is the tor McKissick had sat every day as Miss Connne Bell of Ellenton, isj Richard p rice had a birthday Mon- same as ever. But most of them find an undergraduate and wheit e a spending several weeks ( with her ^ R impossible to think that there isn’t spoken many times, as president le aUI l t ;i, MrS x;, Ann o? Gunter ’ and Mr, | Hilda Oxner celebrates her birth- something more behind it-for they chapel was filled to ov-erflowing with a nd Mrs. Elvm Stevens. [day tomorrow. cannot picture any possible mission faculty members, studenb; trus ees Pfc. Avery Bridges of Drew F ‘ eld > Mildred Barbee had a birthday to China which needs the services of and other dignitaries T ere ^ a -s Tampa, Fla., is spending several days Monday. Y Mr. Nelson as much as he is needed room only for a fraction of those Glenn McGee celebrates his birth- in his tremendously important job on wh A °...^ d . C °T’ thp rhan i day tomorrow. the home front. They also feel that, Alter simple exercises in the chap- ; Jimmy Tinsley had a birthday yes- there may be some tie-up with the el. 'y here nrnm^ from terday. coming election, since, fording to word^ of comfQrt and promise Jrom INSURANCE Fire - Tornado - Automo bile - Surety Bonds - AH Forms of Property Insurance. SOUND PROTECTION AT LOWEST COST. REAL ESTATE B. H. BOYD Clinton. S. C. li :: :4 I BENJAMIN & SONS PLUMBING ••• Afld ••• HEATING SERVICE Telephone 117 » WE ARE HUNTING TROUBLE . may be the B ‘ ble read, those in the chapel with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. T. R. Bridges. Pvt. E. E. Galloway of Fort Bragg, N. C., and Mrs. Galloway and daugh ters, Lola Mae, and Ellen, of Green-1 j ^ Davenport observes his birth- the announcement, Nelson- may oe — , r ville, spent a few days last w eek ( day tomorrow as does Herbert Lew^ kept in China until the election is adjourned to the graveside where with Mrs. Jack Gilliam and Mrs.; ^ ne , ^ ^ ’ ver , the body was committed to the grave Elizabeth Barrett. ; birthday today. ! As for Mr. Wilson, he stated that wd h a brief prayer and a bcned c- Rev. and Mrs. Walter Sanders of ^j rs Doids Owens has a birthday he was resigning because of unjust d 0 *^- u j . „ Elizabethton, Ky., were dinner quests, g attacks made against him by some of l he evening shadows fell across of Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Holsonback ^ Irs A jj ce M c Curry will have a the WPB executives under Mr. Nel- the columns^f the old h^^cy^th 0 ^® Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. George Craft spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. A. V. Sanders in Newberry. Pvt. Mack Brown of Camp Croft, spent the week-end with J^rs. Brown and Mrs. Marion Hamm. Pfc. Bill Byars returned to birthday tomorrow. son. He denied emphatically that he who had come t 0 pay final honor to .opposed Mr. Nelson’s plan for start- President McKissick joined in sing- VVoman’s Auxiliary Meets ing reconversion to civilian produc- mg the university s beautifu a ma The Woman’s Auxiliary of Gold- tion wnile the war is still going on. [ nat ® r song< Hai1 Th ee, Ca o- ville Presbyterian church met with But it is believed that arguments and lina.’ McKis- Mrs. E. G. Kay on Milton Road Tues- disagreements over some of the at- .^l 1 af j e ™ 0 ” n . Presld * nt day evening at 7:30 o’clock. , titudes toward reconversion have had sicks body had lain in state, banked hls ! Mrs. Helen Bozard, secretary, call- a lot to do with the trouble in the ^ myriads of flowers, in the new base at Sambel Island after spending ed the roll and read the minutes of WPB. f wh ‘ ch was a P raduct . of ^ several days with his mother, Mrs. mee ting. Many members of congress are se- administration, and * at ^ r In Hattie Byars. i An interesting program, “The Gos- riously alarmed over the WPB fra- cha pel. It was attended by a navai Mrs. Bernard Nabors is spending pel 0n lVs Way t0 others.’’ was pre- cas, fearing that it may weaken the guard of honor, the week with Mrs. Milton Waits m se nted.. Miss Luella Allen read an’organization which has been the Throughout the exercises, the qn- Greenwood. • article, “The Road to Gaza,” from backbone of our war production rec- tire personnel of the university s It’s Wholesome ... It’s Delicious! 4“^^ Y. - U'l ' (, V 'X « Rev. and Mrs. S. B. White spent the survey Monday in Spartanburg. ord and which will be depended upon na vy WE WILL PAY YOU CASH FOR YOUR USED CARS Call us or bring your car for a grease, wash and lubrication job. Billy McMillan Sinclair Service Station West Main Street Phone No. 2 er. naval ROTC units The meeting adjourned with pray- to steer industry into peacetime pro- ^' ere d rawn up in solemn array be- duction with a minimum amount of fore the grave Their rtags were ' ♦ unemployment. * dra P ed wlth u cr T D _ _ , . ^ Mr. and Mrs. T. N. Roper Honored Reconversion, and plans for the The Rev. Hugh R. Murchison, D.D., Mrs. William Gastley and Mrs. disposal of probably $100,000,000,000 chaplain and head of the department iLammie Brewington gave a birthday worth of surplus goods expected to Eng “ sh Bible at the university, dinner at the home of Mrs. Gastley be in government hands when the officiated at the tuneral. assisted 1^ near Clinton Sunday in honor of war ends, are two problems to which Rev. James W. Jackson, U.U., ! their parents, Mr. and Mrs. T. N. Washington is devoting a great deal pasto ^. ^ F,i -st Presbyterian Roper, with a large number of friends of study and debate today. Congress church; the Rev. Louis C. Meleher, :and relatives in attendance. Out of I is considering a bill for the disposal ret , tor , of p Tl m p * v „ tjP i, scl>p ^ i town guests included: John Allen, of these vast quantities of goods and and the Rt ‘ v R Carnpbe * ’ E ^ L, ■ , Miss Bernice Allen and Boyd Allen is trying to include provisions to P a ^ tor of the First Baptist church I of Gainesville, Ga., Mr. and Mrs. J.j protect the American farmer and I 1 com the towering flagpole in the D. Sprouse and daughter, Darcella. businessman ifrom suffering the campus 'of Spartanburg, A. J. Roper, Miss losses when tfiese goods are released. States and South Carolina flags flew Etta Roper and Will Roper of Pied- The senate has written an amend- at half mast. mont. Dr. Felder Smith * I Dr. Duncan S. Felder OPTOMETRISTS Specialists In Eye Examinations Office Hours: Dr. Smith. Dally. 4:15 to 6 Dr. Felder, Daily, 9 to 6 Phone 29 for Appointment CLINTON, S. C. ment into the bill which would spe- Doctor McKissick was thg first cifically ban the sale of any govern- President in the 139 years of the uni- Word Received From Sgt. Hamm ment-owned farm product below the versd y s history to lie accorded the Sgt. Morton Hamm,, who has been price being obtained by farmers. honor of burial on the campus. This a prisoner of the (jrermans since last Leo Crowley, chairman of the f 0 r- i unusua ' 1 n bute was paid through the | April, writes his mother, JUrs. Mar- eign economic administration, has I ion Hamm, of Goldville, that he is suggested that a large part of ,the enjoying excellent health, outdoor surplus products could be delivered ! sports and music from a symphony to foreign” countries and sold on a orchestra. credit basis. But many congressmen *• object to extending additional credit Card of Thanks to our allies, to whom we already I Mrs. G. F. 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