University of South Carolina Libraries
I r 1. 9 ic Thursday, July 8, 1948 THE CLINTON CHRONICLE Page Seven Hotpoint Appliances Now In Stock —RANGES —REFRIGERATORS —HOME FREEZERS —IRONERS —disPOsAllS - —WASHERS —ELECTRIC SINKS —DISH WASHERS —WATER HEATERS SALES — SERVICE HOME SUPPLY CO. Next to Bailey’s Bank _ Phone 423 Dr. Felder Smith Optometrist Laurens, S. C. ^ 126 EAST MAIN STREET South Side Public Square HOURS FOR EYE EXAMINATIONS: 9:00 to 5:30 Wednesdays 9:00 to 12:30 Phone 794 for Appointment DO YOU HAVE PROPER FIRE PROTECTION? Is your coverage adequate? Should you saffer a disastrous fire would your insurance cover your loss? Think this over. See os for all kinds of Insurance. Surety Bonds and Real Estate. We invite your business. CLINTON REALTY & INSURANCE CO. B. Hubert Boyd • >» Phone 6 —REMEMBER— Rulait* Gat Stnrict^lt __ CLEAN! w*' $*** --'m- ■ n ^ / Carolina Suburban Gas Co. Laurens — Phone 508 YALE TIRES 6.00x16 now only $12.40 Plus tax Guaranteed by Pure Oil Co. Young Brothers Eastside Purol Station 304 E. Carolina Ave. Phone 135 As Washington Sees It.. IHE NATIONAL SCENE \rrS7G. N. Foy, president, Mesdames | M. L. Sox and attended Brooklyn-# : L. H. Poag, J. J. Abrams. J. M. Ross, Cayce schools. j-Ed Osborne. Earl Arthur. James Bo- A f ter a wedding trip thr^h^te fdie. Tommy Craft. Vernon Garner, mountains of North Carolina Mr* — iE. J. Willingham. H M.. Willingham. and Mrs Sox will be at home * -heir Fulmer,! Mr. and Mnsf’TIohn Weathers and Louis Murphy, Otis Murphy. Carl. f nends at 497 Moffatt avenue. West PERSONAL AND SOCIAL NEWS OF GOLDVILLE. MRS. CECIL O'DELL. Correspondent and Representative Mr. and Mrs. -Walter Gearge^jJValter, Mary Jo and Rufus Kathy of Spartanburg, to Nashville, Turner,^Virgil Holley, John Gaskin, Columbia. o J 4 /-I 1V/T AT r* ^ T? i~\ Soecial to The Chronicle Darnell^visited Mr. and Mrs. Roy ^Washington, D C., Jjuly 7.-Re-; Miller in Greenwood Sunday, publicans were jubilant over the 1948 Mr. and Mrs. Jack Turner of West ticket which they will present to the Virginia, spent a few days last week electorate during the coming cam-, with Mr. and Mrs. Guy Prater. Tenn., last week for a few days. !R- L. Francis, Mary Rowe, D. M. Mr. and Mrs. Templeton and Gail G arr ’ ^ ranc ‘i, Gi^s, Preston White, 1 Mrs. Sallie Craig Passes of Calhoun Falls, are visiting Mr. “ OOZ{ 'r, Cai. P ranzen, Doc Buch-j The community extends to the and Mrs. J. D.. O’Deir. ^. a , tl ? 3n 5 raz ‘ ! • R Lanford, Craig family deepest sympa'.r.y m anan, Nathan Brazil, W. R. Misses Hilda Oxner, Naomi Sample the death of their siite’- Mr^ cro.iw.*': vv«..,.. 6 , , Mr. and Mrs. James Stogner and . nd Marv Fran -:, ^ A J o a „ sa-ue paign . .. Governor Thomas E. Dew- Mike Cooley spent a Jew days last Dorothy are visitors at Myrtle Beach 1 ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ - Bryant conduct- ey, of New York and Governor Earl week in Greenville with Sonny Ross, a few days this w’eek. " ■ ed .the services Saturday a:tern»n Warren, of California. 1 Mr. and Mrs. Milton Bolick and Billy Bowers, Donald Boozer, Bob— ,, . ... t at the “ a P tist church. Interment While the national convention' children spent a few days last week by Thomas, Vernon Garner and Alva „ , ‘ ancl aars ' W ' E ‘ K , es ^ vvas in * he :am; ‘y P‘ 0 ' 3t Lantcrd. broke a GOP precedent in renomina- in Laurens with the latter’s parents,, Davenport are visiting points of'in- um 7 ia ’ annou ^ ce the marriage of - ting a loser in a previous campaign Mr. and Mrs. Rushton. terest in Savannah, Ga. . ^ e , 1 , r c * au ^l ter ’ P ear - ^ Jeanette, to with The Sick for the presidency, they claim that' M esdames Buford Weir, Crystal’ Mr. and Mrs. Emory Moore, Mr. Elienber/ nastoV°of the , Fne " ds 0 [ Roy ^ urran Wl!: b ’* n - Gov. Dewey has seasoned himself Flow and John Gaskin spent the and Mrs. Joe Johnson, Miss Mary Jo K ride of.ficiated in fhe nresence nf eres u ted in . ***'?& hirn out aga.n if- with the voters and that the addition: we€k . end in Whitmire with Mr. and Fulmer and Rufus Darnell are spend-, ololfHendsM the narsonSe ter u hav ‘ n2 un 1 de v rgone a 2 operat.on of Governor Warren to the ticket Mrs Fred Crocker *• i ing a few days at Folly Beach. i close tr enas at tne P arj ' o nage. a t the General hospital m Spartan- 'will solidify the west for the GOP|‘ M r. and Mrs. Mason Rowland. Mrs. *• The w b [ id « was becomingly'attired burg recently. this fall. The Warren candicacy, 1 j ack and Cherry and Miss. Woman Club Takes Trip 1 in a white dress with navy and white • ♦ they say, will heal the wounds in the Kitty Delaney are spending the week Twenty-nine members of the Jo- accessories. Her corsage was a purple Society Will Meet 80tih Congress by the cuts in reclama- at Daytona Beach( Fla “ 1 anna Woman’s club are spending the orchid - The Woman’s Society of Chris’i.m , tion projects so vital to western state Mrs Fred Bo s S and children of week J. n Chicago, 111., and Washing-' Mrs. Sox attenaed the Joanna and Service will meet Tuesday even mg. prosperity. ; Marion, are spending several weeks , Speculation is rife on what will be with Mr and Mrs> j D> O’Dell and the role of the young, dynamic Har- Mr and Mrs j M Ross old-E. Stassen of Minnesota, who had Mr and Mrs. 'Cecil Bishop and: campaigned for the nomination for tsons are spending the week at Paris more than two years and who played Mountain. such an important role in attempting | M rs. James Caughman and son of 1 to liberalize the party and attract to Clinton, spent the week-end with' j its banner the young voters of the M r. andJWrs. J. Long. I country. Mrs. W. G. Puckett spent a few A sidelight pf how some of the da y S i as t week with her daughter, imore liberal leaders in the party felt'Mrs. Rolfe Clark, and Mr. Clark, about Stassen was the scene enacted Messrs. Hayne Willingham and on the stage of the convention hall. Ra y Boozer accompanied the Wom- Senator Wayne Morse, of Oregon, 3^1’s club members as far as Chester a constant attendant at every ses- on their Chicago trip, sion, walked over to Stassen after Mr. and Mrs. Emory Moore, Mr. | the latter had .made his withdrawal and Mrs. Joe Johnson visited Mrs.: 1 in favor of Governor Dewey. Rufus Owens in Union Sunday. 3ciici Senator JVIorse. You have IVlr and l^rs. Fred Wilson and' done a great job for the party and children spent Sunday with Mr. and' I am proud of you.” Senator Morse Mrs J. E. Osborne. I has been constantly predicting in ’ Mn and Mrs. S. ’L. Hair of Co-j I the senate that the Republican par- iumbi at were week-end guests of ( ty, “my party,' will_eventual)y be- M r. and- Mrs. John Ross, come five party of liberalism in the Mr. and Mrs. James Fulmer and nation. He, however, -has thus far sdnsT M'rT~and~Mrs.- Clisby Temple- - ! bad little success in the senate. t on and children, Mr. and Mrs. L. J. ; Govenor Dewey won the nomina- Brock, -Dutsy Reeves, Mrs. Virgie lion handily by the old and well psy- Garner and Babe Francis were Sun- chological technique of band-wagon da y guests of Mr.-and Mrs. Harrv ! strategy. He shot the works on tne Estes in Cross Anchbr. \ 1 | first ballot the opposition underesti- Misses Willette Graham and Dor-' mated his strength which rolled to an othy Bibb of Greenville, are spend- impressive total of 434 votes. Sena- j n g a f ew da y S with Mr. and Mrs. 1 | tor Robert A. Taft, Stassen, Gov. Algie Abrams. Warren and the others, seven in all, Miiss Doris Abrams of Greenville, polled their preconvention strength, Mrs. Bessie• Malone and children of! although Senator Taft fell short of Alabama, were visitors last week of rome fifty votes, which he picked up Mrs. J. J. Abrams. ,cn the second ballot from Illinois. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Atkins and! i This was a mortification to Governor Derrill Whitmire are spending the ; Dwight Green, of Illinois, the con- week j n Silver Springs,-Ela. mention keynoter, who himself had Mr. and Mrs. Rhett Abrams were 1 \ isions. of the vice presidency. < visitors in, Spartanburg Tuesday. 1 Governor Green had believed, ac- Mr. and Mrs. Luke Clark and P. 1 cording to the strategists, that he l. Darnell are spending the week in j could. deliver the Illinois delegation charleston with relatives, to Gov. Dewey on the second ballot, Messrs. Pope Dxnar T -Tnmmy JX.K-. ton, D. C., visiting points of inter- Bush River scnools. * July 13, church A lers est. Those enjoying this trip are: 1 Mr. Sox is the son of Mr. and Mrs. lire urged "to be present Give » Fellow Time to Answer , but the result indicated that Col.' rams, Billy Stewart, Derrill Bozard. .McCormick, publisher of the Chi- and Carl Stroud spent the week,at cago Tribune and a Dewey foe, was Amick's Boat Landing. 1 the stronger and controlled the del-. Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Thomas and 1 legation. Toni, Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Epting A second guess on the convention' 0 f Charlotte, N. C., are , visiting Mr. strategy is that had the "Stop Dew- and Mrs. Lee Thomas this week, ey candidates started their move for 1 Mr. and Mrs. Y. L. Puckett of Ly- coalitibn immediately after the first man, spent Monday with the for- ballot, the rsult might have been dif- mer’s sister, Mrs. Rolf Clark. _ ferent, but again they underestimat-! r. l. Francis is spending two ed the Dewey organization, working weeks in Chicago with his daughter smoothly on the floor and passed up an d son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. George, the opportunity. As a result Dewey Vasen. picked up an additional 81 votes on Miss Mildred Bozard is spending the second ballot, here and there, and ; the week with Mr. and Mrs. Carl came out with a total of 515, only 33 Breitinger in Merchantville, N. J. I short of a nomination. It was at this' Mr. and Mrs. Robert Shipp and son point that Governor Duff, of Penn- spent the week in Mississippi with ,sylvania made the coalition play for a'relatives. recess, too late to be effective. | Messrs. Hack Prater, Budd Carr, J i The third ballot was a formality c. Lambert, Bill Poag and Luther j under convention rules ... a unan-; Brock, Jr., are spending a rew days imous ballot giving Dewey the full'at Daytona Beach, Fla. 1094 convention votes. There was no! Mr. and Mrs. Dan Martin of Clin- question throughout the convention ton. spent Monday with Mrs. Marion l^that Stassen was the popular can- Hamm. 1 !?‘ date with the galleries just as was' Mrs.'W. W. Hair and Ruth spent Wilkie in the 1940 convention. Stas- the week in Columbia La with Mrs sen, however, apparently did not Hair’s daughter. Mrs. Homer Ech- jhave the organization to cash in on ols, and Mr Echols ithis popularity. He again waited too' Mrs. Swannie Wicker spent last , long on t hevice^residen tia] vote to week with her brut her, Mark Tew. ■ get his name in the ring. and M rs. Tew at Fayetteville, N. C. >K eP iw bl ^ an / h f re u are , we pleaied Mrs - D - M - Cai ' r ’ s mother, Mrs. with the draft of the platiorm which Moore> of Gaffney, is spending the - was praised by Governor Dewey. The week with the Carrs. ■- iS i 0r ?rf ! CS t0 . d °u many ° f the Major- A. Buzhardt of Augusta, 1 mgs e undone by the 80th Con-:G a ., spent a few days this week with ; gress but has a strong civil rights'Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe Buzhardt. ,p . . a the things which the Mrs. Frank Sample accompanied 'A telephone ring is exciting! You never know what’s waiting at the other end. That’s why it’s important to answer calls promptly. It’s also important when you’re doing the calling, to allow' a minute for your party to reach the telephone. It’s two-way telephone considcrarion that means better service all around, T / ' ' ’ ' Allow; mbomt a mlnmto lor gomr pur in to amstrrr SOUTHERN BELL TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY*' INCORfOXATfO A/our ItA pnjjved. (raaotnaA impJiaAAiu* than QJMA • • • AND CHEVROLET'S LOW PRICES ciAe even 'mote cdt/iaciive than in the jzaAt ! southern delegates condemn in Pres- j ident Truman's civil rights program. ! ; The foreign relations plank is a vic- I lory for the forces of Senator Arthur! ; Vandenburg of Michigan, pointing dark horse in the convention iEXPERT\ I AUTO ‘ m fr V REPAIRS j AT ...«• COOPER MOTOR CO. West Main Street Phone 7-J‘ NOTICE OF STOCKHOLDERS MEETING To the stockholders of Commercial a disap-; Qgpygjiyj-y 0 f Clinton, S. C.: „ . c . i, , entl w on A meeting of the stockholders of ! and Senator Henry Cabot Lodge, Jr., the Commercial Depository of Clin- of Massachusetts chairman ol the ton> s c ., is called to be held at the reso utions committee The strong office of the Depository on the 16th nTa P M n * WhlCh , Cn " day of July, 1948, at the hour of four dorses the United Nations and the ' clock in the afternoon, to consider! European Recovery program, is con- fQllowing items and such other sidered a rebuke at" the isolationist ■forces in the house headed by Speak er Martin, Congressman Chas. Hal- leck, of Indiana, and John Taber of New York. MclNTOSH'S SHOE SHOP Send Your Shoes To Us for Best Materials and Workmanship. Ma Black-Draugnt , Help That Headachy Feeling? Yes, Black-Draught nay help you when you feel logy If the only reason you feel that way la because of constlpaUon. Black- Draught, the friendly laxaUve, la usually prompt and thorough when taken as di rected. It costa only a penny or less a dose. That’a why It has been a best seller with four generations, if you ars troubled with such symptoms at loss of appeUta, headache, upset stomach, flatu lence, physical fatigue, sleeplessness, mental haslnesa, bad breath—and It theso symptoms are due only to constipation— try Black-Draught. Get a package tooa/. business as may come before them, to-wit: A resolution of the Board of Direc tors to increase the capital stock of said Corporation to the sum of One Hundred Thousand ($100,000.00) Dollars, and to provide for surplus pf Twenty Thousand ($20,000.00) Dollars. _ •" Change the name of the Corpor ation to Bank - of Clinton, with its principal place of business at Clin ton, S. C. ■ • To amend the By-lavCs of the Cor-; poration so as to increase the num ber of Directors by not less than three. To provide that the Corporation may do a general banking business pursuant to the laws and regulations governing the organization and oper ation of banks in this State. To make such additional changes in the By-laws as may be deemed advisable, to enable the Corporation to engage in general banking busi ness. Dated the 16th day of June. 1948. By order of the Board of Directors., JOHN T. YOUNG. President. F. M. BOLAND, Cashier. 8-4C 1 . FIRST in Value . . . FIRST in Big-Car Quality at Lowest Prices . . ,~ FIRST in Registrations N OT only docs Chevrolet stand out as the first and only low priced car with all the following major advances which comprise the soundest and best in modern motoring . . . not only does it offer all these major advantages of Big-Car quality at lowest prices . . . but it offers them at prices that are now definitely and decisively lower than those of any other car that even remotely approaches it in quality! It’s the first and only low-priced car with the original and outstand ing Unitized Knee-Action Ride. It’s the first and only low-priced car with a world s champion Valve-in-Head Engine. It’s the first and only low-priced car with the enviable Body by Fisher. It’s the first and only low-priced car with the triple safety-protection of Fisher Unisteel Body-Construct ion, the Unitized Knee-Action Ride and Positive- Action hydraulic Brakes. And ye. despite the fact that CHEVROLET AND ONLY CHEV ROLET IS FIRST to offer all the»c major advancements of low-cost motoring, it holds an even greater price-advantage and gives you even more value for your dollars in comparison with other automobiles- today than at any previous time in Chevrolet history 1 ‘-j =t - t~ CHEVROLET — and On/y CHEVROLET if - IS FIRST! Giles Chevrolet Company, Inc. Clinton, S. C.