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I Page Two CAR!) OF THANKS Whole-hje.artedly do we wi^R. to ex tend deep gratitude and appreciation to those who proved to be so faithful to shou their loving-kipdness and respect at the death of our mother and grandmother, Mrs. Emma Mc Cauley. We are also very grateful for the beautiful floral tributes. —PAUL McCAULEV AND FAMILY. THE CLINTON CHRONICLE Thursday, April 3, 1947 As Washington Sees It.. [HE NATIONAL SCENE West Clinton. V - ! celebrated his 79th btrthday and af-' ter blowing the 79 candles out on' • his birthday cake, all the grandchil- 1 | dren gathered around him singing 1 j Happy Birthday. NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR NEW STOCK CERTIFICATE Notice is hereby given that the un- 1 Greece dersigned owner of ten (10J shares' personnel, both Special To The Chronicle. Washington, April 3.—Considering jthe widely divergent viewjDomts on! Thomas Smith, who was celebrat-j •foreign affairs among the 1 members, ing his 24th birthday, was given a' j of congress, President Truman's his- dinner at his home Sunday, toric message asking congessional ^ approval of a $400,000,000 loan to; Easter Egg Hunt Saturday and Turkey, and American 1 The Church of God on Elizabeth military and eco- street, including the Sunday school jf the common stock of Lydia Cot- nomic, to rehabilitate that section of and young people’s society, will hold ton Mills under Certificate No. 85 1 the world, was well received. a mass Easter egg hunt at the state will make application to Lydia Cot- j And already steps have been taken park on the Whitmire highway Sat- ton Mills for tn issuance of a new j by ^be foreign relations committees^ urduy afternoon, followed by an ice certificate in place of the original 0 f both house and senate to get a cream supper. -£11 members of these certificate of stock which has been bill or resolution into action by departments are invited to attend, lost or destroyed, such application to March 31. Senator Vandenburg, of ^ free bus will leave the chuich atj be made at the principal offices of Michigan, leader of the GOP on for- 4 P m - the Lydia Cotton Mills at Clinton, e jg n relations, was forthright in his South Carolina, on Monday, April 21, acceptance oif the President’s plea. 8tc. SARA HARVIN. j On Sunday afternoon, March 30,' Havelan-Campbell SUBSCRIBE TO THE CHRONICLE v “The Par»er Everybody Reads" MAJESTIC RADIO Mighty Monarch of the Air COPELAND'S Hardware Supply Co. Phone 15 Said Vandenburg: “The President . i has courageously faced the problem ^ Iiss Mar Sie Havelan of Laurens, be- of Communism aggression and I came the bride of Benjamin O. j .would expect congress to support ^ am P be11 in a simple ceiemony wit , him. As to methods and details ol Rev - J - °- W ^ on officiating. ' how it will be done, I expect con-1 For he u r wedding the bride wore ri ght to wine Wltil b lac k accessories gress to reserve its own i pass its own judgment.” The massive impact of the Presi dent's message is of the gravest im- j i port, for in it he sets out two alter- | i natives. . . either support the free 1 peoples who are resisting attempted ( subjugation by armed minorities or | Mr. and Mrs. Campbell will make! i their home in Laurens. Birthdays and Anniversaries Miss Louise Reece will celebrate her 18th birthday April 18. Charles Reece observed his birth- CALL TELEPHONE 458 For Quality DRY CLEANING and LAUNDRY SERVICE Modem Methods. New improv ed machinery and equipment. SERVICE LAUNDRY & CLEANERS, Inc. John W. King. Jr., Mgr. outside pressures from either Com.-.^ 3 ^ March 30. munists or Facists and carry on Charles Samples was ten years old ideals for which we fought the war March 30. Mrs. Ralph Samples has a birth day tomorrow. Freddie Samples will be eight years old April 13. Jackie Laney will be thirteen mean the end of United Nations as years old April 12. ! an effective iforce. Indications are; Miss Juanita Lee will be 17 years ; that despite the isolationist tenden-: old April 7. cies of some members .of the con-! J. W. Lee has a birthday April 6. they will be voted down and! Jimmie Campbell and Jerry Baker and for which we paid some 800 ' billion dollars, ‘or forget this expen diture of money and of lives and sacrifice our world leadership and. world respect, all of. which »would At Long Last ! We Have In Stock: A Good Assortment of LIGHTING FIXTURES VIKING AUTOMATIC WATER HEATERS Fuel Oil and Electric DEEP WELL PUMPS Convenient Terms ATTIC FANS Install Now—Pay Later. No Increase Over Last Year. OIL CIRCULATING HEATERS BATH TUBS LAVATORIES KITCHEN SINKS Cabinet Models and Double Compartment Showers FLOOR FURNACES STOKERS OIL BURNERS AUTOMATIC ELECTRIC IRONS Priced To Sell WHITE AND PLASTIC TOILET SEATS I MEDICINE CABINETS il l. C. Johnson 1 Company Phone 4-J gress, the President will get the support he has asked. In the meantime, determined Rep. Harold Knuston, o«f Minnesota,'car rying on in the face of almost cer tain defeat, declares that no matter what the Greek-Turkish move costs the government, no matter what ex penditures there are in store for the ! next fiscal year, he is going to re duce taxes in his 20 percent across- the-board bill. n Secretary of the Treasury Snyder urged against it in his testimony be fore the committee, declaring this was no time to reduce taxes and that whatever surplus there is after the appropriations are made should be.applied to the national debt. Ofiicial Washington' abd those oiit |of government who have the wel- i fare of the country and the people ! at heart, are concerned deeply over Jihigh priqes. It requires no second sight to perceive that this country cannot survive economically and win ! with the prices on §2.80 wheat and $1.00 porkchops. With all prices at the highest level since 1920, the $'j question of controls is again in the ^offing. For despite all the promises > made by privete enterprise more ’ than six months ago, prices -are steadily on the increase instead of .► leveling off. Comes now the Mr. Bigs of Industry and Manufacture and Agriculture and say this last price splurge is the last fling of the inflationary era and that from now on, the way of all prices is down. However, the economists don’t see it tha^ way unless somebody forces them to put thev* priced down. The 'average America* despite the high income of the country, is now going into the savings ho survive and to live. He cafinot live on his current income without sacrificing his stand ard of living. Lest w'e forget. . . on July 3, 1946, the National Association of Manu facturers said: "If OPA is permanently discon tinued the production of goods will mount rapidly and through free com- [ petition prices will quickly adjust j themselves to levels that consum- ! ers are willing to pay." That was , eight months ago. + ! .Qf 1 July 5, 1946, the American Meat Institute said: “Painful experi ence has proved that under OPA regulations livestock does not come tfli| market in sufficient quantities • v-. and your meat dealer will soon be able to .serve you at honest prices.” That was eight months ago and meat has risen to an all time high. Senator Brian McMahon, of Con necticut, taking cognizance of con tinuously rising prices, said on the floor of the Senate recently: "If a crisis develops in the next few months on the domestic scene, the 1 reason will be failure to keep prices within reach of the mass buying through a failure to restrain the im- ^ pulse to pile up profits in an inflat ing economy with prices uncon trolled. So far in 1947 I think we can all agree that labor has exer cised restraint in trying to force higher wages . . . this despite stead ily mounting prices from already in flated levels and profits at unprece dented heights.’” had birthdays April 1. March 28th was Mrs. W. L. Brew er’s birthday. Mr. and Mrs. Allen Power cele brated their 10th wedding anniver sary March 27. Elmer Queen had a birthday March 30. C. W.'Windsor has a birthday Ap ril 10. * Nellie Tucker Will be 11 years old April 13. 1 — Mr. and Mrs. Oi^ell Woody cele brated .their 7th Wedding anniver sary March 31. ’ Carroll Tucker was one year old March 30. April 1st was Miss Janette Wood ward’s birthday. Ned Handback was four years old March 23. Mr. and Mrs. Rufus Handback ob served their 5th wedding anniversary April 1. Mr. and Mrs. Lester Handback celebrated their 3rd wedding anni- viersary April 1. Mr. and Mijs. J. E. Braswell, Jr., will jpelebrate their 9th wedding anniversary April 23. March 25th was Mrs. L. S. Rich ards’ birthday. Raymond Cash will have a birth day April 20. Major Newell Young of Camp Le-! Jeune, N. C., has a birthday April 6. | Elizabeth Leopard was four years old March 25. ^ Mrs. Hubert Leopard has a birth day April 7. William Adams wiTTbe 5 years old April 11. Janette Kennedy was 2 years old March 30. Joyce Queen will be nine years old April 17. Eugene Butler celebrated a birth day March 24. Mrs. Robert Wilkie will have a birthday April 25. April 28th is Gay Sellers’ birth day. Today is the birthday of Mrs. J. E. McLendon, Sr. April 8 is Mrs. Kate McDaniel’s birthday. Alva June Shephard will be 7 years old April 17. D. C. Whitman had a birthday Tuesday. Mrs. Roy Holtzclaw* has a birth day April 4. Mrs. D. C. Whitman has a birthday April 12. T 1 DOUBLE PLEASURE U France? Reece old March 31. was eight years •FOR GOOD SHOE REPAIRING DAWKINS & SON CITY SHOEjSHOP PITTS STREET PEPSI-COLA BOTTLING CO. GREENVILLE, S. C. Read The Chronicle-Your Neighbor Does UNCLE JOm . OF DEPENDABLE BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONALySERVICE *4'. MclNTOSH'S ~ SHOE SHOP Send Your Shoes To Us for Best Materials and Workmanship. - • McGEE’S DRUG STORE PRESCRIPTION SERVICE U Phone No. 1 Buy Your PHONOGRAPH RECORDS, NEEDLES Etc. Large Selection—at BURRISS- HARRISON CO. Phone 435 We Clean Clothes Clean! SUNSHINE CLEANERS Phone 436 Pitts St. GILES CHEVROLET CO. 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