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. ’< \' * / A \ ■ . \ A THURSDAY, JUNE 23, 1949 THE CLINTON CHRONICLE Par* TkrM ATHLETES FOOT ITCH HOW TO STOP IT MAKE 5 MINUTE TEST Get TE-OL at any drug store. Ap ply this POWERFUL PENETRAT ING fungicide FULL STRENGTH. Reaches MORE germs to KILL the itch. Get NEW foot comfort or lyour 35c back. Today at McGee’s Drug Store. Babson's Letter power from on high. He discouraged them in their questions about this ami that and indicated that the all- « ^ important thing was for them to do By ROGER BABSON j t heir part by being witnesses in Babson Park, Mass., June 16—i Judea and Samaria and the utter- The largest crop ever of college : mos t regions of earth. HEAVY AND FANCY GROCERIES We Deliver H. J. PITTS STORE GULF PRODUCTS Tires, Tubes, Batteries and Accessories INSECT KILLERS Quick Aciion Gulf Spray Gulf Trak Gulfspray Roach, Ant Killer CLINTON SERVICE STATION E. Carolina Ave. Phone 96 AUTO LOANS PROMPT SERVICE sECURnar loan and INVESTMENT CO. (Chartered 1905) 1219 Boyce Street Newberry, 8. C. L. W. Cooper, Agent Clinton, S. C. On Hand... The master of every combin- able crop, the JOHN DEERE 12-A Comb ne will successfully harvest hard-to-thresh crops as clovers, beans, and serecia. Let us prove to you w hat the John Deere 12-A will do in jronr field. Also see the JOHN DEERE Wiretylnf baler In operation. J. R. CRAWFORD CLINTON, 8. C. students will graduate this June from our colleges. In addition, tens of thousands will graduate from ; public and private high schools. There just wont be enough jobs for >11 j The first quarter in 1949 has seen' looking into heaven? increasing cut-backs ia labor. Total j unemployed now number nearly ■ three million, a million and a half I ; more than a year ago. Some of this' unemployment is due to seasonal fluctuations. However, an increasing t amount is due to a general slump in : sales. Sales idumps have backlog ged inVenteries and resulted in cut- ! backs in production—which means j fewer jobs. j Many industries show declines in' ! profits, from .5 per cent in appli-! | ances to 37 per cent in textiles, when j the first quarter of 1949 is compared 1 with the same period in 1948. Faced : by this situation, companies are fir- }ing, not hiring. Job competitiou this season will be ! rough and tough. One out of every j j four college graduates of the class of 1949 will still be j®b-hunting as! i Septembeer comes. A young man’s j 1 character will, in a real measure, de-, j termine whether he gets a job. Com panies search out men with strong 1 1 character traits of integrity, depend ability, industriousness, ingenuity, 1 perseverance, temperance and a good sense of responsibility, j Companies also look for good per-j ; sonality. Personality implies flexibil-| ; ity, self-control, emotional stability, 1 and the ability to get along with oth-! ers. Business wanu those wfth good j judgment and common sense. Busi ness wants men with good motiva tion, men who have ambition and a purpose, and who are not afreid of hard work. Business wants menj who are highly competitive. In short, then, companies are look ing for men of tharacter, energy and ] endurance. The power oif endurance j—physical, mental, and spiritual—is j the best foundation I know for suc- ! cess. If you have developed those , traits, and if you can sell yourself 1 In en interview, your chances of get ting a job are better than average, j Plan your job-hunting strategy. With the help of instructors, apti- I tude test results, paft-thne work ex- 1 pariences, .personal hobbies, and your classroom recard, decide what ; you like and what you can do best. jKnow how you can use your inter- told the disciples that Jesus would come again. We should give more attention to the Ascension, with its promise of the second coming of Christ. It is significant that the disciples continued in prayer unto the day of Pentecost. They made their head quarters in an upper room, perhaps; the same in which they had gath- The Lord then ascended into heaven and a cloud received Him out of the disciples’ sight. As they gazed after Him, two men in white ered for the Last Supper. And there apparel stood by them and asked: they received the Holy Spirit. Thus “Ye men of Galilee, why stand ye the first chapters of Acts are the They then ' prologue to their ministry. -■ 4 Fitting Your Pocketbook : , ' 7 . You may save any amount at any time at Citizens Federal Savings and Ix)an Association. Our savings plan will fit anyone’s pocket- book. You may open an account for $1 —or for many thousands. You may add to it as often as you wish and in any amount you find con venient. When you save here there are no fixed pre-determined obligations. Anti when you save here you know that your funds are being handled safely and prof itably and conveniently for you. Citizens Federal’s purposes are to encourage thrift and to promote home ownership. jp* AJKJWAl St ^/J fEDERAi Savings AND LOAN ASSOCIATION Telephone No. 6 J A Clinton Institution Serving Clinton People Since 1909 ICE-COLD FROM COOLERS 1 4U ©V»* Pep si Tastes Better! Wherever you see a Pepsi Spot, a good time awaits you! Next time you’re thirsty, look for the Pepsi Cooler — and enjoy America’s finest cola! Be sure it’s Pepsi—for the most of everything that’s best. Why Take Less—When Pepsi’s Best! And when you shop, always take home six big, BIG 12-ounce bottles of Pepsi-Cola for the family! TWELVE full glasses — plenty for all! No Finer Cola at Any Price! PEPSI COLA BOTTLING CO. GREENVILLE, S. C. Say "I Saw It In The Chronicle #/ — Thank You! DO YOU HAVE PROPER FHtE PROTECTION? It your eoverace adequateT Should yon suffer a disastrous fire would your insurance cover your loas? Think this over. See os for all kinds of Insurance. Surety Bonds and Real Estate. We Invite your buslnesa. We Write Hail Insurance On Cotton Clinton Realty & Insurance Co. B. Hubert Boyd Phone 6 ests, abilities, and personality traits! productively on a job. You are now $ ready to direct a carefully prepared •!♦ mail campaign to a hundred or so ' carefully selected companies. You ; will be given the opportunity of in terviews if you take the time to write ! a concise forceful and grammatical ly correct presentation of yourself. Can you sell yourself? 1 know one young man who recently told a I prospective employer in the inter- j view: “Sure, I can sell." The inter- S viewer snapped back: “That’s fine. II need a new watch. Sell me yours!” Are you prepared for such contin gencies? Plan for them in advance. Talk about the employer’s needs, not your needs. Demonstrate to the In terviewer that through your part- time job experiences you have al ready learned how to work and to stick with a job until it is success- lully completed. Let him know that you have had the opportunity to | work with people, that you have ! learned how’ to get along with them, j Show by calling many times about j the job that you have the perserver- .ance, self-reliance and industry that) ! he is looking for. Make your prospective employer want you. Jobs are difficult to get, ‘ but if you really want a job at grad- | uation, you will have one. It has J been my life philosophy that you get i out of life about what you put into |it. Confidentially, let me say that | those of you who come from humble j homes with praying mothers have 1 the best chance of getting a good ; ' job. 1 i O/' DEPEND A BL > v- UJ14&RE- TO GO AA/O FG/EA/DLY S E QV/C E RUBY'S BEAUTY SHOP “PofeMional Care . . . Ia Beat for Your Hair” S. Broad St. Phone 453 We Invite Your Business s 4V' R. L Plaxloo D. E. TRIBBLE CO. BUILDERS SUPPLIES Phone 94 W. Roy Pitta PITTS COAL CO. “Beat Quality Coal” Phone 75 PITTS SER. STATION “Service With a Smile” —/v J\ William M. Shields SHIELDS' MODERN STUDIO COMMERCIAL AND PORTRAIT PHOTOGRAPHY Jacobs Bldg Phone S5-W t.P.CLMtt SOM£ !YOM£N//AV£M£ WORST MEMOR/ES- - - TH£Y REMEMBER EVERY TH/NO. j One thing most folks al ways remember is the good food and friendly fountain service available here. Drop in often. M'GEE’S . DRUG STORE Phone No. 1 Drunken Drivers Lose Licenses j Special to The Chronicle. | Columbia, June 21. —The driving \\ | privileges of thirteen Laurens coun-!» , | (ty drivers were withdrawn during j May by the motor vehicle division | of the state highway department, ac r $ ! cording to a report of H. E. Quarles, l\ i Jr., director of the division. All of the withdrawals in Laurens H l county were in the form of suspen- | sions. as were the 446 license with- S ! drawals in South Carolina. All but lone of the Laurens county drivers i penalized were male, and all but one j were charged with driving under S the influence of liquor. The other I ariver was charged with reckless ! driving. Of the 13, four were be lt ween 17 and 30 years of age, six S j were between 30 and 40, and three were forty years of age or older. , $ SIX-INCH SERMON By Rev. Robert H. Harper I JESUS’ CONTINUING MINISTRY. Lesson for June 26: Matthew 28: 18-20; Acts 1:4-14. Memory Selection: Matthew 28:20. Obedient to His command' the ' disciples met Jesus on a mountain ji ; in Galilee, and He bade them go ( i and make disciples of all nations, j : His direct command should settle' j all questions as to the wisdom of | missions. When a young man asked 11 the Duke of Wellington if he thought.; 'it wise to try to convert the heathen, | the Iron Duke replied: “What are g your marching orde«, Sir?” i Jesus bade the disciples to tarry ; in Jerusalem until they received rrA Robert E. Wysor, III “Service Beyond the Contract" GENERAL INSURANCE REAL ESTATE R. E. WYSOR, III Jacobs Bldg. Phone 85-J Mr. and Mrs. P. L. Roddy RODDY'S RESTAURANT ‘‘Serving Fine Food for Fine Folks” Pills Service Station - Pills Coal Co. The coal company started twenty years ago and was taken over by W. Roy Pitts in 1939. bears his name, and is located on West Main Street. .Mr. Pitts has been a coal dealer since 1920. In connection .vith the coal division. Mr. Pitts owns the Pitts Service Station, selling Texaco products, tires, tubes, and employs specialists in washing, polishimr and lubrication Mr. Pitts’ ad\ice to you is to keep your car in good run ning condition by having it serviced regularly at his station, thus maintaining performance, appearance, and re-sale value. Regular check-ups of your battery, radiator, lights, tires, brakes, will eliminate costly repairs later. Mr. Pitts also owns The Country Market, and is associated with S. G. Dillard in the ownership of the Pitts-Dillard Im plement Company, a firm selling Ford tractors and implements. I Mr and Mrs. J. R Cox COX HOME & AUTO SUPPLY CO. “Customer Satisfaction Guaranteed” 201 N. Broad Phone 12 \ II G. Chandler CHANDLER'S GARAGE General Auto Repairing Phone 71 8 « K 8 X « K >: • • V A* • • M Thomas E. Baldwin BALDWIN APPLIANCE CO. FRIGID AIRE SALES AND SERVICE Domestic and Commercial Appliances - ' A .\ s ■ C. W. Cooper C. W. COOPER GARAGE KAISER-FRAZIER Sales and Service All Makes of Cars Repaired and Serviced '■ - ' L E. Bishop W. M Walker BISHOP-WALKER REXALL STORE “If It’s Rexall, It’s kight” J. Elliott Law CLINTON BODY REBUILDERS “Doing What We Know— Know What We’re Doing” 106 Hampton Ave. Phone 539 X 8 X X 1