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\ L 7- ..v- I ' ' I Thursday, October 26, 1944 THE CLINTON CHRONICLE, CLINTON, S. C. M Page Seven PERSONAL AND SOCIAL NEWS OF GOLDVILLE MRS. E. G. KAY, Correspondent and Representative Six Million Yanks Fighting Overseas ’ Mr. and Mrs. Verner Ross and son, 1 Miss Joyce Rhodes of Greenwood,. Mr§. Ida V. Crake, and Mrs. Ben spent the week-end with Jackie and! Sharpe of Greenville, visited Mr. and Willena Lovelace. Mrs. J. M. Ross recently. j Mr. and Mrs. Lester Hair and son, Mrs. Marshall Mullinax of-Greer, Bo b, were dinner guests of Mr. and spent the week-end with her par- Mrs. Rolfe Clark Saturday, ents, Mr. and Mrs. G. F. Blakely. Mrs. Anne Moore and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Warren and chil- ^Vrededcksbur^V^ ^fter^sS- ^ary of War Robert P. Patterson dren spent the week-end with rela- ! n f rederi p K sourg, va., alter spena »u_» c nnn nnn lives in Columbia. ’ in * several days with A. W. Starnes aisciosen Forces Out of Country Now Three Times Those of 1918. ^ I New York, Oct. 24.—Under-sec- Hypnotism Seen As Jap Weapon In Pre-War Spying Denver, Colo. — Pvt. Lee Burchell <of Randolph, Miss., a professional maaician before he joined the army, ~~ . , "I , , . . .. been told while hypnotized that only has'advanced the theory that both , designated by in America. 4iey could consciously know that was one. placed in a hypnotic 1 — sightseeing have been trance and, when questioned, have revealed full details of the defenses they had seen.” If such a hypnotized spy were cap tured, Burchell says, he could never be made to tell his mission If he had Subscribe To THE CHRONIC Your Neighbor Does AT FIRST SIGN OF A a certain person, name, had the power to hypnotize, him, he could then be awakened and Germany and Japan may have em ployed hypnosis in their pre-war e: pionage activities in the U. S. “Hypnosis is a marvelous tool for ^ a11 innocence maintain that he 'and it is was not a spy. since he'.would not Cold Preparations as directed) Capt. and Mrs. F. L. Ross and Mrs. e NEED CASH MONEY? AUTO LOANS AND FINANCING tonight tha^ 6,000.000 espionage.” Burchell said. and family. American men three times the num- ^nlider- c v, „ • .... Mr, and Mrs. Frank Trotter and ber in he Ui S expeditionary force and Japan ha 'e des oted consider- - I i , air ^ ? nded ^ weddin g small son spent the week-end with m the first world war, are now fight- ab e money and tune re. earch m of Miss Alice Miller and C. C. West- the former’s parents in Batesburg. i n 2 overseas and emp asizti 13 . 1 { er in Greenville Saturday. anH Mr. «;nmn PratPr -.nri lor them, the war is not over and not “It would have been very simple, g Mrs. Mack Brown and children, daughters viVit^ relatives in New- “virtually over.” he said, “for the Japanese to have-'J Mrs. W. E. Brown and Mrs. Marion berry Sunday Mrs Dollie Prater Patterson, speaking before a din- selected a hundred or a thousand U Hamm are visiting Pvt. Mack Brown retnrnprt hnrno ‘with thom after ne1 * of the Bar Association of New average Japanese tourists and hyp- 8 at Ft. Meade, Md. ,„ endi „ e w ^ ks wth Telatives York City, devoted almost his en- notized them. While under the influ- 8 Pvt. Cecil Farmer of Greenville, several weeks Wlth relatIves til . e address to pounding home the ence of the hypnotists they could ft N. C., spent the week-end with Mrs. Mr’, and Mrs. Bill Carter of Green- ^ that winning the war is “still have been told to store in their sub- [•: Farmer and children. woori w „ rp we ek-end euests of Mr ' the number one job” and hitting conscious minds every naval yard, 8 Mrs. Thelma Derrick of Dacus- and M rs Ro i [e Clark. ^ at the “ belief that we can co f st to ever y factory, every bridge, ville, spent several days last week M rs . Sudie Mae Hawkins of New-I v ‘ c t° r y which he said had "taken “Awakened and sent on thtir way g with Mrs. Ella Hair. Mrs. Derrick berry, spent Sunday with Mr. and root in man y places.” they would have had no knowledge g and Mrs. Hair spent the week-end Mrs Ed Osborne ‘ “ rrv ' r ' 0 Contact: SERVICE LOAN AND FINANCE CO. CLINTON, S. C. LYNN COOPER Phone 7-J TOM ADDISON Phone 99 with relatives in Swansea. , Mr. and Mrs. Roy O’Dell of Fort , .. , i . .. . „ Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Borden and Mill, spent the week-end with Mr. who ^ fl « htin g 11 o ut overseas. The war is a present reality with Q f w hat had been ordered of them. ;.t the six million young Americans Upoa the i r return to Japan after son spent Sunday with relatives in and Mrs. Cecil O’Dell. Greenville. j Mr. and Mrs. Preston White and Mrs. Joe Purdy is spending two children spent Sunday with the for- weeks with her daughter in Macon, mer's parents in Clinton. • 1 Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Abrams and the undersecretary said. “Our advances in Europe in recent weeks have been measured in yards, not miles,” he said. "The going has been as tough for our British and Mr. and Mrs. W, K. Waits were daughter. Linda,' spent'the yveek-end Russ ] an Allies - . Resistance has stif- called to Greenwood Sunday due to with M r. and Mrs C. D. Blakely in Iened u as u °^ r nn S ^ st | el f‘g bte " s the c^ath of Mr. Waits’ brother-in- Greenwlle on the borders of the Reich ltself -| law. Mrs R I Turner and Mrs David The fact that German defeat is cer- Mrs. W. W. Hair spent a few days Riband daughter. Donna Jo., were tain makes f death . n ° J es ,? « nal * for our i last week with relatives in Swansea, week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs. m ^ n who fa 1 in f , batt l e - . r i Cpl. Marion SmiTh of Parris Is- c. D. Blakelv and Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Turnin 8 to th e Pacify figh.mg land, spent the week-end with Mrs. Uickev in Greenville Rattersoit that our hardest ' 1 lighting—land, sea and air->—still fighting- lies ahead in that theater. Smith and Mr; and Mrs. L. H. Mrs. Dan Philback of Spartanburg, Francis. spent the week-end with her par- ^ Mrs* Charles Galloway spent the e nts, Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Johnson. , , ,, , - . , week-end with Sgt. Galloway at Shirleen Gosnell, daughter of Mr. HaMOWe 611 Lamival Fort Bragg. N. C. an d Mrs. Andy Gosnell. is a patient Af kAminfvillo PricJnv Misses Alice Coker, Katherine a t Hays hospital, Clinton. At MOUntVIlle rNdOy Hayes, and Johnny Rice of Belton, — -• — • Misses Frances Campbell and Loren Birthdys Friday evening. October 27, at 8 Mullinax of Gaffney, Mr. and Mrs.; Bonnie Pitts will celebrate her o’clock a Hallowe’en carnival will Bill Carter of Greenwood, and Miss birthday October 27th. • ' be beld at Moun tville high school, Virginia Graham of Charleston, were Homer Stevens has a birthday Games, contests, food, entertainment guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Osborne today ' and other features wil1 be on the , Sunday. ‘ 1 F. B. Streetman has a birthday Qc- P rf, 8 ram - A"small admission will be Mrs. W. W. Coker and son, Millard tober 29th. (charged. Coker, of Belton, spent the week-end Mrs. J. L. Abrams observed her with Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Poag. [birthday yesterday. Mrs. Eugene Bowers and children Mrs. Mozelle Bridges has a birth- returned to their home in Prosper- day October 28th. itly after spending two weeks with Miss Nora Hawkins will have a Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Morgan ancJ' Mr. birthday tomorrow, and Mrs. W. B. Murrah. E. G. Kay has a birthday October Pvt. and Mrs. J. P. Morgan of 28th. Camp Breckenridge, Ky., were dinner J. L. Delaney observes his birth- guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Mur- day October 29th. rah Saturday. ——♦ " 1 - - Mrs. Feltjnan Honored Mrs. John Lawson Feltman was NOTICE The undersigned will ap ply to the South Carolina Tax Commission for a license to operate a retail liquor store on West Main Street, Clinton, S. C. W. R. Feagle Simple Test Aids Thousands Who Are Hard of Hearing Thank* to *n easy no-risk bearing test, many thousands who have been temporarily deafened now say they hear well again. If you are bothered by ringing, buzzing head noise* duo to hardened or coagulated wax <cerumen), try the Ourine Home Mexhod test. You must hear better after making this simple te*t or you get your mon.-y back at Ask about Ouhuc tar Drop* today at entertained Monday with a shower at the home Of Mrs. Rolfe Clark. Bingo was played with prizes being won by Mrs. Lester Hair, Mrs. Cecil O’Dell, Mrs. James Fulmer and Mrs. J. C. Gruber. Mrs. Feltman was presented many lovely gifts. The hostesses were Mrs. Bill Pra ter. Mrs. Charlie Girk, Mrs. Ruth Phillips, Mrs. Henry McGill and Mrs. Clark. Out of town guests were Mrs. William Cothran of Whitmire, and Mrs. Furjnan Moore of Fredericks burg. Va. SMITH’S PHARMACY “The Rexall Store” Have a “Coke‘’=Join in the fun ... or adding life and sparkle to Halloween Hate a "Coke" is the invitation that starts a party off right and keeps it going. Coca-Cola adds its own life and sparkle to the natural gaiety of youth. When young people get together, Coca-Cola stands for tbepaMie that rr/wAci, —symbolizes the sunny side of life. BOTTlED UNDE* AUTHORITY OF THE COCA-COLA COMPANY BY Greenwood Coca-i’ola Bottling Co KJ 6 l “Coke" — Coca-Cola It*, n.mr.lfor popular mmc to acquire fticn ify ahlHevi.- tion*. TS.t » why you hear Cova-Cola called "Coke". THE CLINTON CHRONICLE The Newspaper Everybody Reads —for the day when 44 Highways are Happy Ways” again! TIm clear sparkling water* of Jhlvor Spring* IrT JIS t.Tr.p-V; th.*« thrao f-~~ Shleor gevaraaes- Thara'* Sliivar Sparkling Water, tfco and tha Old Styln Ooldnn Oingar Ala. Tfcoy'vo Snnth. thaa*aadB far av.r 30 yj. Ton'll likn thnn», ton, bncansn af thnlr healtMnl aoodnnss. 6ot them whnravnr kattlnd drink* aS»old. 7-Owncn, 12-Oonco and 32-Ouik* *Ua*. SH*VAR„ SPARKLING WATER and GINGER ALE Tomorrow's “dream bus” is much more than a dream. It is shaping up today, in full scale models that will soon be translated into gleaming fluted metal, curved plastic glass, new type chairs built for long-trip relaxation t— many features of comfort and efficiency we can’t even talk about now. Super-Coaches like this are coming, sure as Victory. Greyhound will pioneer in their design and will make all possi ble speed in their construction—with out relaxing, for one moment, its full time job of carrying war manpower. These startling new buses will not only replace equipment overworked by heavy wartime travel — they’ll give eleven millidn returning Service men and women (and travel-hungry millions at home) a more delightful way to see and enjoy “This Amazing America." (- fo Help “Shape Up" Victory Give all you can to your local War Chest or Com munity Fund. Speed enlistment in the WAVES, the WACS and the SPARS. CLINTON BUS STATION Phone 59 GREYHOUND LiNES “