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THE CLINTON CHRONICLE
Page Seven
Bobcat Fights No More;
Picks Bus for Opponent
NASHVILLE, TENN.-A snarl
ing bobcat attacked a bus on a
Tennessee mountain highway.
The bobcat Iqst.
Driver Herschel Craun was
easing his big bus over Raccoon
mountain, outside Chattanooga,
when the ’cat leaped from a big
oak tree and hurled itself against
the bus windshield.
Craun stopped, picked up the
carcass of the 42-inch long, 14Im
pound animal and brought it on
to Nashville.
Veteran Still Lives
Battle Experiences
Psychiatrist Reports Theft Was
Made Under Delusion.
BALTIMORE.—An unnerved war
veteran was freed on a burglary
charge when a court psychiatrist re
ported he broke into a shop and
stole a radio under the delusion he
was getting ammunition for his bud- ,
dies.
Dr. Jacob H. Conn testified Wilbur
Shattuck’s “anxiety hysteria” was
confirmed twice through examina
tion after. he had been hypnotized
and again under the influences of a ]
“truth serum.”
The 32-year-old veteran of the
Bougainville campaign is under j
treatment at a veterans’ hospital t
here.
Birth Announcements JEWS CAPTURE
Barron - ADADC / DACC
Mr. and. Mrs. A. D. Barron an-'ARABj BASE
nounce the birth of a son. Zack, j ^ PALESTINE
Wright, at Newberry hosiptal recent
ly. Mrs. Barron is th^Tormer Miss [
*he bi r, h o f a dau^h’e" Pa- ^ >a ^ es ^ ne ’ ‘ n a new tensive aimed ec j beyond Maalul ar
me bir.h or a ctaugnter, pa southeastward fr b m the Haifa area; ... „ v
aye, July 9 at Newberry hos- . bridge on the Nazaretl
Linda Goggins of Newberry.
Craven /
Mr. and Mrs. Gene Craven an
nounce
tricia G
pital.
Price
S-Sgt. and Mrs. Eddy Lee Price are
receiving congratulations On the
birth of-‘a daughter, Janice Marie,
Monday at Hays hospital.
Jones
Mr. and Mrs. G.eprge Jones
Roanoke i Rapids, *N. C..
‘'REFORMED" MONET ... The lot of the Berlin housewife has been
made a bit tougher recently with the "reformation” of the German
mark. The groceries stacked here are what can be purchased with
forty of the new marks.
truce in response to the appeal by
the United Nations Security council.
For the second straight day Arab
- bombers struck at Haifa. When the
bombers appeared over the great port
city shortly before noon, it was their
announce third thrust within 90 minutes, Anti-
the birth of a' son, July -g. Mrs. aircraft batteries roared into action.
Jones will be remembered as Miss_ The defense ftre forced the raiders
Sadie Attaway. ^ and rattled, their aim. The
nationality of the planes was not es-
With The Sick tablished.
H. M. Elliott is a patient in Hays The fa n 0 f Shafa Amr, 10 miles
hospital. Mr. Elliott was injured in eas j 0 f Haifa, came a few hours after
a fall Sunday night. |
R. L. Francis ts^a patient at Hays STAPLING MACHINES Arrow and
! hospital. , Markwell, and staples. Chronicle
Charles Fuller is in Hays hospital Publishing Co., Stationery Dept.
I with a broken leg. ——
Mrs. Beil Tew is quite ill at the PENCIL SHARPENERS —Automatic
home of her daughter, Mrs.'Clarence Giant, fits any size pencil. Chron-
! Fulmer. icle Publishing Co.
1 the Jews in mid western Galilee open
ed their push southeastward. The
town was a primary base of the so-
| called army of liberation under
1 Fawgi JE1 Wawkji. . ...
_ , . . T t»... -u r An Israel column driving toward
e wv ’ u .- '** Nazareth from the plain of Flscraelon
today captured Shafa Amr, one of ca p n , red Maalul, five miles west of
base? in northern Nazareth. Demolition squads advanc-
nd blew up
„ _ __ _ . _ .h road to make
Fighting flared up briskly in sev
eral sectors of the Palestme front
despite some prospects for a new
the main Arab
an
immediate
impossible.
Arab cout
<
Announcement
Heretofore .we have
closed our Goldville Beauty
Shoppe eath Tuesday. Be-
ginninj? next week (Mon
day, July 19) our shop in
Goldville will he open to
our customers six full days
each week. Your patronage
is always appreciated.
PAGE’S
Beauty Shoppe
Gold\ ille. S. C.
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL NEWS OF GOLDVILLE
MRS. CECIL O'DELL, Correspondent and Representative
Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Jackson and
children of Donalds, spent Friday
with the latter's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. L. J. Brock-'
—Mr. ancT“Mrs. Bud Kay and son of
_ „ . , , , . . ■ Greenwood, spent Sunday with Mrs.
Dr. Conn reported that under hyp- j j Abrams,
nosis Shattuck writhed around,
slapping at flies and mosquitoes, i
muttered “vines . . . vines,” and
talked about comrades blown to
pieces in the next fox hole.
One of the examining psychia
trists mentioned a truck.
“They need ammo. I took a truck
. . . got-ammo,” Dr. Conn quoted
Shattuck.
The psychiatrist said the hypnosis
examination produced one sequence
in which Shattuck described how he
slit a Jap’s throat in a struggle at a
sentry post. .
There was another"Tn~~which a
comrade was staked to an ant hill,
another in which he described how
Japs had cut a finger from an Amer
past week of relatives in Chester.
Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Brazil, Mrs.
Isaac Craven and Becky visited Pa
trolman Isaac Craven in Liberty.
Sunday.
Ansel Johnson attended the 4th
of July celebration in Pelzer lasl
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Blakely and! week,
son of Greenville, were... Sunday j M rs . Douglas Ross, Misses Donna
guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Abrams.; L ee Clifford and Betty Douglas Ross
John Ross is attending the Demo-; o{ Greenville, visited Mrs. J. M. Ross
cratic convention in Philadelphia Monday. *
this week. ! Mrs. Crystal Flow joined Mrs. J. F.
Miss Betty Prater, Leonard Price Huckaby and sons, Harold Huckaby
and Louie Nabors visited relatives in
Batesburg Sunday.
Mrs. Ann Cole of Jacksonville,
Fla., is visiting friends and 'rela
tives here.
Mrs. Annie Garrett of Clinton, :
"''with ' Mrs.' Bertha
of Washington, D. C., and Mr. and
Mrs. Cecil Huckaby of Greenville on
Saturday and visited Carl Huckaby
at the Veteran’s hospital in Columbia.
Mr. and Mrs. Homer Echols and
daughters of Columbia, La., are vis
iting Mrs. Echols’ mother, Mrs. W.
W. Hair.
Mr. and Mrs. Jeter Holden of Gas
tonia, N. C., were week-end guests of
Mrs. Holden’s sister, Mcs. James
Cooley, and Mr. Cooley.
Brenda O'Dell is "visiting Mr. and
spent Sunday
Stroud.
Mrs. James Thomas and son, spent
last week with her brother, ‘Ralpn
Smith, at Folly Beach.
, . Mr .and Mrs. Reuben Rowe and
lean captives hand each day and Glenn spent the week-end with the
The y s h Sc!aT 5 t“o„S e u,.t pa- lion'm Greenville"' R ' & |
tients under hypnotic examination j M r. and-Mrs. J..Lloyd Smith and Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Abrams and
ma J * s K , " let ‘ m< ; s exaggerate. -He : son were week-end guests of the son visited Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Ow-
said further tests using truth serum , former’s- mother, Mrs. Bessie Smith, ensby in Fairview last week,
and other evidence convinced him in Leesville. T M^’and Mrs. Joe Purdy visited |
the diagnosis is correct in this case, j Mr . and Mrs. Lester Crapps of 1 friends and relatives in Pickens, Eas-
He atta ked his wife arid Columbia, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Card- ley, Central and Shady Rest camp I
ner and Ernest Crapps fo Leesville,; at Jocassee Valley last week,
were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs' Mr. and Mrs. Carson Nabors and ;
Otis Crapps. - — Grover C. Nabors were visitors in
crawled under the bed, thinking the
Japs had him,” Dr. Conn reported.
“Everything indicates it was a
valid,- authentic hypnotic experience
which is not being imitated. It is a
very complex psychological prob
lem of an emotional unstable vet
eran who has not been able to digest
his war experiences.”
Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Oswalt and
family spent a few days last week
with Mrs. Minnie Taylor in Augusta,
Ga.
Simulated Spring Speeds Up
Romance Among Queen Bees
ORANGE, CALIF.—Bees are go
ing to do their romancing early this
year in some California hiv.es.
thanks to the ingenuity of LerbV
Bell, Orange apiarist, who has be
come a specialist in simulating j
spring weather.
Seeking to offer his queen bees on
the market before nature takes its
hand in normally increasing the
population, Bell had engineers of
Minneapolis - Honeywell Regulator
company devise a weather system
that stirs the dormant urge in in
different drones.
The “spring-maker” automatical
ly controls temperature in hives at
a balmy 80 to 85 degrees and pro
vides relative humidity of 60 to 65
per cent. To carry the deception
further, Bell has artificial illumina
tion that brings dawn earlier and
delays “sUnset.”
He lets California sunshine take
care of the daylight hours, when the
queens actually mate out of doors,
but the simulated springtime of the
hives speeds the grafting of larvae
from which new queens emerge.
Charlotte Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ervin Stroud and
children were Saturday visitors of
Mrs. Stroud’s parents, Mr. and Mrs.]
Miss Myrtle Murphy is spending; o. F. Dennis, in Prosperity,
two weeks with Mr .and Mrs. O. B. Harold Willingham is .spending
Willingham in Brevard,. N. C: the week in Ninety-Six with Leon-
Mr, and Mrs. Algie Abrams spent ard Turner,
the week-end in Greenville with thei Sonny Ross of Greenville, is
latter’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Gra- spending several days with Mike
ham. .'Cooley.
Mr. and Mrs. P. L. Attaway of Mr. and Mrs. Elvin Stevens and
Whitmire, visited their daughter, children, Mr. and Mrs. Homer Ste-
Mrs. J. L. Abrams, and Mr. Abrams vens and children spent several days
Saturday. • last week in Charleston and F'oliy
Mr. and Mrs. Mack Brown and Beach,
children, Mrs. Marion Hamm and —
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‘ Messrs. Leroy and Morton Hamm
I spent a few days last week in the
j mountains of North Carolina.
Mr. and Mrs. David Dixon and
! Oneal, Gordon and Ken Boyce visit-
! ed relatives in Sumter last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Summers and
! family spent Sunday with Mr. and
j Mrs. J. T. Morgan in Leesville.
Mrs. Johnny Stroud and children
; spent several days last week with
Mr. and Mrs. G. G. Grant in Green-
wood
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Rodgers and
family visited points ot intre'est in
j the mountains^! North Carolina re-
! cently
Mr. and Mrs. R. L Boyce visited
, Mr and Mrs. J. E. Boyce in Sumter —
several days last week. ‘
Mrs Eunice Rodgers is spending'
, everal weeks with her daughter, Mrs.
Maggie Alexander in Timmonsville.
j Mr. and Mrs. Hook Summers and
children spent the week with Mr. and.
Gray
Funeral Home
Clinton, S. C.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
•• and...
EMBALMERS
AMBUIANCE SERVICE
Phones 41 and 399-J
L. RCSSELL GRAY and
r. PARKS ADAIR, Gen. M«r».
‘Perfect Landlord’ Reveals Mrs d T Morgan j n Leesville.
Formula to Please Tenants Mrs. Isabelle Gilmer, Misses Haze*l
CLEVELAND.-Mayer I. Blum ol ! and Claud ‘ a °‘ lmer f H “ naa Path -
Philadelphia, heralded as '"the were WMl ‘-« nd quests ol Mr. and
world’s perfect landlord,” outlined
his success formula toT fellow Apart
ment House Managers of America,
in convention'here.
Shower your tenants with per
sonal attention, Blum said, and use
automatic devices to operate your
building wherever possible.
, Blum, who sends flowers to his
families on wedding anniversaries,
said his policy had paid off in har
monious relationships for 20 years.
Delegates were impressed when
Blum told them that 511 out of 520
of his tenants signed leases imme
diately when the government per-
1 mitted a 15 per cent rent increase.
Hoard Found in Old Trunk
In Baro Tenement Room
PASSAIC, N. J. — An old trunk
containing $4,388 in cash and a
bank book showing $20,767 in de
posits was found in the bare East
Side tenement room where 79-year-
old Frank Puzio died.
Police Detective Andrew Pokry-
wka said the discovery was made
by an undertaker who came to re
move the body of the old millwork-
«r. Puzio had lived alone in his
room.
| Mrs. Ansel Johnson.
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Jacks and
Shelia visited relatives in Olanta a
Jew .days last "weeR:
Mr,, and Mrs. J. Z. Rodgers and
family visited relatives in Sumter a
few days last week.
Deri Jacks, Fred Coleman, Ted
Ellison -and Baron O’Shields spent
the week at Myrtle Beach.
Mr. and Mrs. Gene Bishop and
son spent last week with the latter’s
parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Rhine-
hart, in Batesburg.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack McCarthy of
Ninety-Six, were Sunday guests of
Mr. and Mrs. James Lovelace.
Mr and Mrs. R. R. Boyce and
daughters were week-end guests of
relatives in Sumter and Timmpns-
ville.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Barnes, Mr.
and Mrs. Carrol Black, Miss Ira
Belle Summers and Carol Young
spent last week at Ocean Drive. ,
Mr. and Mrs. D. V. Wright and
Linda Raye, Mr. and Mrs. Calvin
Elliott and r children spent Tuesday
at Lake Murray.
Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Johnson, Der-
ril and Lanier visited ,in Charleston
and Gatlinburg, Tenn., last week.
Mr. and Mrs. -Calvin Owens and
son, Mr. and Mrs. Harley Lyons and
daughters were giiests during the
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