The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, July 11, 1946, Image 9

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THE CHRONICLE Strives To Be A Cleon Newspaper, Complete, Newsy and Reliable Volume XLVI 0hp (EUntun (Ehmttrlf It You Don't Read THE CHRONICLE You Don't Get the News THE NATIONAL SCENE NIXON THE PRACTICAL EDUCATOR STATE SUPERINTENDENT OF EDUCATION ... TRAINED FOR THE ■OFFICE THROUGH: —Educational Background —Professional Experience —Civic Responsibilities' —Military Service —Ability in Public Rela tions Since 1916, except for service in both World Wars, W. D. Nixon has served South Carolina as teacher, .principal, school superin tendent, county superinten-' dent, and state high school supervisor in the State De partment of Education. NIXONl for STATE SUPERINTENDENT OF EDUCATION Clinton, S. C„ Thursday, July 11,1946 CENSUS FIGURES REVEAL DRAMA OF CHANGING AMERICA !d School | joins to wrec lr |found that quite a few of his class-'our present-day leaders ^1 mates and fcDow-students were hav-1 industry received their « , Wesllnghousc. Dupont, and!try, then what Is It? Di a president of the United .probably closely iP 1 ''"] d waning of pub- i is consider labor I’ lM -, ; t& P publ! l c ^e«inc t ^s ll so*giMt| 1 f 30 anI ! ' 9, °- The rate of growth that they would appear derelict in “bM^opulaUtm ^5 hd! •apt new, with a period of com- Jb' babjes bom in the United Slate? arative labor peace suddenly having! j” 11 “ l T” 51 ^ ,orti r n - b o m Parent. light,, it will probably be brought up|By 1 merelv ns a ooHtlcal maneuver. There: reach. heightened by seyeral e army’s request, In its budget ... eoiext^yesr, tor W75,000,000 for dies-fin ally prevail by a iveiy. The discussic tiS^rountS'anT'onJf Brtufn°over ux^win Vn^ded^sU^orTSd- Se? Uiat ,t ttie ld RuM°aiU m*aol be- P' nsions aD<1 soeiai-aeeurity ben- CHECK MOKS — Phone us business imprinted, either M. 5. [ley '& Son, Banxers, or Commer 1 Depository. Chronicle Pub. Co. "S Jn ISMd . while agriculture, for ms of recent years!—the "GrapeT0 H. ODELLE HARMAN 1. EDUCATION: The A. B. and M. A. the University of South Carolina—an additional year of graduate work at University of South Carolina and Johns Hopkins University. 2. EXPERIENCE: Classroom teacher, principal. Coun ty Superintendent of Education, City School Superin tendent. 3. A Christian gentleman, which la revealed by hla in terest In his church, his devotion to his family and his Love for his fellow-man. 4. Odelle Harman has convictions and always speaks opportunity for every el Dr. FeWer Smith Optometrist Phone 794 for Appointment >' at the i PENClLS^ThTbeet IS DEMOCRATIC ame ihanutacturlng and bus $ capitalistic giants' seeklr eh, Camegla Tech.jCaes INTRODUCTORY OFFER s LMSrs’s assnsg tinctive-dress shirt. P MONEY-BACK GUARANTEE Every Shirt you buy from us is mailed In t South Carolina MUla’ monoy-buck ^ Inspect your Shirts whe!i they ti with theSS°f«bric ind"fitj r purchase by m»U and you; 'o« Promptly and cheerfully not deligni Shirts will be , .U»u-| 10 yqu U.O.D. Simply , * toe price 01 your Shirts plus p< FOUR NEWSHIRTS FOR ONLVJ3.7S nriJid < P^ l v * MlUaShir “"• ressonsbly s—ffi’oS’fsirAs's Stnped Shirts, as pictured, for only 18 75 Due to the present demand, we can shin only four shirtato each customer. Etch box color—Blue, Green’or'rxn-or'AsMned" of prompt attenuon, mad the Coupon note/ SWflB CAkOUNA IMIS, Spartaabarg, S. C. STRIPED SHIRTS- Standard Mail Order Package! MEN’S DRESS SHIRTS ' . SASR>R1ZED■SHRUNK• * Fabric Shrinkage leas than \% . by the Government's Standard Test On/er direct from— SOUTH CAROUffA M/US SOUTH CAROLINA MILIS, Dept 1 Spartanburg, S. O.