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THE CLINTON CHRONICLE
Thursday, February 12, 1948
V
SUCCESSFUL
.PARENTHOOD
■ — By*—i?,.,,
M! S ( ATUl RlNK C: ^BWARDS
Vs'i.xn >> Fditor, RarenU’ Magazine reinain proU( i Q f it
i child is allowed to sit in it ten min
utes each day so that he won’t feel
j shut out of enjoying it. Yet the 1
) children .realize that this new piece oi
I furniture is something special, to be
kept nice so -the whole family will
Birth Announcements
who is in constant association with
them, who supports their mpye-
once Jie gets~mto trouble, he shows
mand here is that we shall permit
them to do their nefarious, wicked
Children Should Feel Partnership
In Home
A famous actress of another day
to give as her recipe for holding
a husband (she was a witty, gracious
up party member, supported by
.rnents and advocates ^their priivci- their political apparatus, wittr mass work without hindrance or obstacle.
iples is. ,ipso. facto suspected of dis- nfpetings and petitions and all the j No .Bill of Rights protects the
FINNFl i loyalty and has no place in Amen- noise they know how to make.— •itra’itor:
Mr. an Mrs. VVilliam Melt i a j can life^ — - 1 Whenever a person receives that No Bill of Rights defends the dis-
! „ . 1 h as .'by choice, JoJned American af support, he ought to be put loyal,
at Hays nos-, hac ; .. No BiU 0 ' f Rights keep$ a ^
Finney announce
Another mother of older children l 1 ,^ H Ifn ’Thur!da^Februarv'Mrs j ^ by choic ®’ ^ laced |ofT the public payroll
makes something of a-ceremony of ; £ inn ’ ev is the fo Vmer Miss Elizabeth 1 outside the pale of Amencan The enemies of our country fight a job where he betrays.
each new item for tbe.j ackson , Congress should j>ass a measure
i defining
character actress, but no beauty* he
le
choosing
house. The'children are invited to go,
along to help select it. The 12-year-
tal
old daughter has a t&cnt tor draw- Mr . and Talmad*.', ^rmann^T. iTL'L^t
Communism in the most
ing, so she is given the most say stmmons announce the birth of ai
ard manner th,at is so usual.
loyalty with the' slogan, “The Police 1
State.”
They should talk!
Out with them!
And without apology!
Their motherland, Soviet Russia,
has been operating a police state 1
h ' i:d r™ U ' ad ' t nS ™ n) *“ s " v when^a "pictureTs” being'purThased. ^ fll * "" **
h-m mlo the curtains, tie h.m u; ^ Is . yeJM , d s „„-, a budding e at Hays hospital. M«! *«?»"»>*«»«««««>« •m-| The/are the agents of that police
Mth the rugs, a.tach him to the ui- ]ert j al en gi ne er, had the final Simmons i s ’the former Miss Marionjf ^ . e ° Ught n ? t _ to be an ex P ense state in the United States of Amer-
ntture and bnc a brae. That her ad. >hnir(> * nei| radio was . Snrunons is the termer Mtss Ma ta the taxpayer. C f hca.
vie3 to interest a man in his home
years
several
ago and is already
u
.vai_vr::d was proved by her tons slud ine on what he wants in a
..'H happy marned hfe. , postwar’model. Th^-whole tamtlv
< hi Id re
NORRIS
ROAD PROGRAM
GIVEN FOR COUNTY
The whole family L \lr. am j Mrs. Winfred Norris an
does this have to do withj c h ose the living room rug after sev- n0 unce the birth of a son, Howard
Exactly what it implies era j cfcsoussions as to whai was pra<* Michael, at Hays hospital, on 3un-
..bout a husband they like to share tical (showing dirt, etc.), long wearN-day, Fetvruary 8. Mrs. Norris is the
:he feeling of ownership of all fam- j n g t anc j W ;thin the family budget.i former Miss Florence Howard.
their own on iy were they all happpy over'
feeling of ownership
ily belongings, ' not just.
no . * ax n^oooy should be Their work here is designed so to-ment $1,500, contract $1,500.
pai to any Communist for any pur-^ wpakpn nnr ihe 2.6 miles on road 25 (old route 762)
pose whatsoever. 'efficiency of our administration, so from U. S. route 76 tp rdute 72, and
e actual party member is, of to hamppr T mir lives, that all resist-11.8 miles on road 58 from road 25 to
couise, known. His relationship is. a nce to Russian imperialism disap-j U. S. route 76 in Clinton, allotment
pears in our country—as it has in! $25,500, contract $25,500.
MIS
*!ic
and clothes. And giving them a particularly gpbd buy at a Feb-|
feeing that the new picture,! ruar y sa i ei b u t the rug remained ai
sot »T dishes is part theirs reality to the children, something:
aftords children pleasure,, they didn't forget about when
guarantee against feet were muddy.
Mi
your bes
veness. 1 . —<——j
we know in which)
i King children has
a handsome chair to
Instead of keep-.
oom
d and
: 'ucn
been
Of course, in buying Turn -
about which the children’s ’.
immature, such as curtains, i > .
has the final choice, but still she
. , , . can engage their Interest by^hav ng
•*.. ’ ‘.“i® . a litthle family pary to admire them
' “V 3 ' when tlieyr’e pp. Children remem-
i... oui ag-.. . ‘ !cn - ber all their lives times when the
. _ ^ , ^puse looked especially festive or
f freshly done. . —
■ But in smaller, items, such as a
vase or a fancy basket, if a child's 1
taste goes haywire, don't let on.
OWENS
Mr. and Mrs. William Bailey Owens!
of Atlanta, Ga., announce the birth of
1 - ughteT, Charlotte Ann, on Feb-
iry 4, in Atlanta. Mrs, Owens
former Miss Jeanne Thomas of j
-Water Heaters
-Ranges
-Disposalls
-Refrigerators
-Home Freezers
-Ironers
A New Dream-Line of
Quality Appliances
HOME
SUPPLY CO.
Next to Bailey's Bank
Phone 423
., . ;ta, and Mr. Owens is the son
PATTBRSON
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Patterson an
nounce the birth of a son, James
L..rry, on February 8, at Hays hos- 1
p-TTit. Mrs. Patterson is the former
Miss Irene Tinsley.
SADLER
nee this .alter type is smoked out.! R oman j af where the Russian is hated
but obeyed.
And what they so emphatically de-
Dr. Felder Smith
Optometrist
Laurens, S. C.
126 EAST MAIN STREET
South Side Public Square
HOURS FOR EYE
EXAMINATIONS:
9:00 to 5:20
Wednesdays 9:00 to 12:30
Phone 794 for Appointment
On road 57 from route 72 to Dun
can Creek church, allotment $9,500,.
contract $9,500.
Ensign and Mrs. Rofus E. Sadler
announce the birth of a daughter,
And don t hide tne object, no mat- ^ ara b. Arm, at the Naval hospital,
ter how ill suited to your decorative Bi0okl y n? N . y., on January 31. Mrs/
scheme. I ve always been grateful g a( jj er j s former Miss Mary Do-
for an experience of my own child-^ h er fy of New York, and Ensign Sad-
hood in regard to this. Once when j er j s son 0 f an( j ^j rs R jr v
grandmother
I
Sadler of this city.
J
I was visiting my
became enamored of a vase on a |
shelf in the country store. I saved ODOM
enough from my vacation money to! Mr. and Mrs. Albert Lindsey Odom j
take it home to Mother as a present, announce the birth of a daughter,:
That- vase had a place of honor for Sibyl Ann, on February 6, at the lo- 1
several years—or until I grew en-i C al hospital. Mrs. Odom is the former!
ough older to see with my own eyes viola Amanda Cooper.
how atrociously ugly it was. J . .
TURNER
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Turner of
RFD No.-2, Laurens, announce the:
birth of a son at Hays hospital on,
February 9.
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THURSDAY AM) FRIDAY.
February 12 and 13
Treasure 4 ^
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' February 16 and 17.
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FRIDAY AND SATURDAY,
February 13 and 14
Marked Trail
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.i STEELE).
Starts:
•Friday: 2:18, 4:54, 7:39, 10:06.,
Saturday: 2:04, 4:47, 7:30, 10:13.
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Roed To the Big
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(Prison story, with JOHN
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Starts:
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Saturday: 3:01, 5:44., 8:27.
Chapter 8—
G-Men Never Forget
9:30 A. M. Show SATURDAY.
9c and 30c
MONDAY AND TUESDAY,
February 16 and 17
THE FLAME
»A dramatic story of,double mur-
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VERA RALSTON, ROBERT
PAIGE and BRODERICK CRAW-
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Feature: 2:13, 4:13, 7:18, 9:13.
1 NEWS. ,9c and 30c
Moscow, Feb. 9.—Russia in its first
reply to the secret Russian-German
diplomatic documents made public
by the U. S. state department, charg
ed tonight that the* United States,
Grca Briain and France made World
War II possible by financing Adolf
er’s war industry and appeasing
Gerfn^ny.
The ^Oyiet information bureau is
sued the rej>ly in a (i,000-word state
ment entitled ^Falsifiers of History
and Historical Not&s/’ The reply was
marked “more to folio -
Also, the reply said ^that Russia
will publish documents w-nMi will
put Russo-German relations in their
true perspective. N
Russia complained that the state
department published only docu
ments giving the German side of the
picture. .:
Then 'going in to attack ■ pre-war
policies of the present Big Three
Western Allies, the Russian reply
said they had aided German im
perialism in preparing for „ World
War II.
“A golden rain of American dol
lars” fertilized Adolf Hitler's war
industry, the reply said, and Great!
Britain and France appe?*ed Ger
many diplomatically.
“What would have happened if
the United States had not financed
German heavy industry and Britain
X and France had not rejected col-
lective security, but on the other
* hand, had organized resistance to
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February 18 and 19
10 A. M. Show MONDAY. /
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 18
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Something In the
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Starts: 3:24, 5:57,- 8:30.
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Dangerous Years
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Ml JEROME COWAN.
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NOTE—W** will run straight through THURSDAY ^and FRIDAY
at THE CASINO.
I the German aggressors?
“The result would have been that
the Hitlerites • would have lacked
armaments, the H.tlerites annexation
polity would have been caught
! against collective security and tue
Hitlerite chances of unleashing^ a
second world war would have been
| reduced to a minimum.” *
Loyalty
(From Baltimore News-Post)
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Somehow the idea has got around
that once a man or a woman gets on
the poiblic payroll, he has a vested
interest in a government job.
-^-He can be transferred from depart
ment to department, but he is not to
be fired.
What is more, he is not to be fired
'even if, in the judgment of the re
sponsible head of his department, as,
for instance, the Secretary of State,'
or even the’ Piesident of the United!
States his .pyalty has come into ques-'
tion.
The Communists - and their so^
called liberal supporters demand that 1
his disloyalty be p-joved.
Do we have to permit a foreign
agent ta spy on u. unti. he Is aught i
red-handed? ( _
Do we have to permit him to read
confide'-tial tiles, to purloin docu
ments to be photostated overnight
and then retu red.to the files—until
he is caught by photographers?
Do v/e have to wait to shut the
barn door until after Dhe horse is'
stolen? •
Anyone who ^ is a Communist or
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