The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, March 09, 1950, Image 6
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THE CLINTON CHRONICLE
Thursday, March 9, 1950
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TO RFNT — TO FISiv — TO BUT — TO SELL
Everybody Reads *he Want Ads Terms Cash
NOTICE—Rates for want ads are 50c minimum for 25 words, all
over 25 words 2c per word All want ads are cash except to firms
carrying monthly charge accounts with The Chronicle Publishing Co.
P. C. MILITARY BALL SPONSORS
FOR SALE—House and lot on Fer
guson street. Call or see Wyman I
Shealy after six o’clock in the eve
ning. - ' 1c
FOR SALE—3 milk cows with young!
’ calves. H. J. Pitts. * tfc
BABY CLICKS — Heavy Bipeds, !
_ .U. S. Approved and Pullorum:
CALF FEEDING PAILS and Extra Clean. Also Fee’ds, Feeders, Foun-;
N rp pies, Tic-Out Chains, Bull tains. Grit. Oyster Shells and Rome-1
Rings, Mi’.k Pails and White Churns, dies. Blakely-Burton’s Hardware &
Blakely-Burton’s Hardware & Seeds, i Seeds. Telephone 188. 1c
Telephone 188. H LOANS
Salaried people, see us for cash you
NOTICE—I make covered buttons,
different sizes and styles. Also but-
W holes. Mrs. R. L. Longshore, tfc
WANTED immediately, to rent a
place to live, in or out of city.
Call Mrs. B F. Copeland for any
vacancy vou have. Phone 453. Night
phone 300-W. lc
ELECTROLUX Sales, Service and
Supplies. H. L. Baldwin, Telephone
604-J.
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America’* Finest
HOT POINT
Home Appliances
HOME SUPPLY CO.
Next to Bailey’s Bank
WE ORDER CHICKS for you in
quantities of 50 or more. Best
chicks, best prices. Fryers will be
high by spring; Order now. Phone
62. C-W-S Guano Co, lc
FLOOR SANDERS—Rent our Sand
ers, edgers and polishers. We have
all the necessary material to make
your floors beautiful. Reasonable
rates. Cox Home & Auto Supply
Phone 12. - tfc
need quickly for those extra expens
es, doctor bills, etc. (No red tape).
Friendly, confidential service.
A B C. FINANCE CO.
Next to Home Supply Co.
the CIO and its labor union leaders j need in this bracket; however, there
for hours. You folks have read about i is still a tremendous housing short-
them many .times ■ yourselves. And I age in the low-cost field in which
yet this foreign born labor- union '• the occupants cannot afford to pay
leadet actually has the gall to claim more than $2,500 to $3,000. The Unit-
ithat the CIO is'just like your church ed States department of agriculture,
! and mine. Overlooking the real sac- recognizing this need, has made
J rilege of his claims and assertions— money available under the housing
just what does that make you think act of 1949 for this group at low in-
about anything that Mr.- Baldanzi terest rates. The colleges and univer-
i would say *to you.
sities engaged in research are contin
ually striving to develop new and
better materials that wilt aid in ^he
construction of lew-cost homes. 'The
extension service is cooperating in
the program by employing H. P.
Lynn to act a? a specialist on farm
homes.
Pictured above are the sponsors
! for Presbyterian college’s annual
! Military ball, being staged Friday
GLADIOLI BULBS. We have a line ni 8 h i by the college ROTC unit.
assortment of many separate col-! Miss Pat Fowler, of Clinton, large
ors and mixed colors. Also packages picture center, is honorary cadet col-
of 2» mixed bulbs. Blakely-Burton’s c«iel as, sponsor-foe- Battalian Corn-
Hardware Si Seeds.-Telephone 188. j mander Lt. Col.' Marshall Lanter, of
——— ( Thomasville, Ga. Other sponsors are:
INFORMAL NOTES with dainty en- Left panel—Miss Nancy Courtney,
•graved flowers. 24 sheets, 24 en-, of Aiken, for Cadet Capt. Ed Kenney,
velopes, 75c. Chronicle Pub. Co. tfjalso of Aiken; Miss Isabel Douglas,
umr-r s u of Columbia, for Capt. William B.
FOR RENT—4-room house at Bonds, L -
Cross Roads, nea^ Joanna. W.—Bn
Cause.
Farm Building
Improvement Urged
In 1950 Program
Much progress was made in build- .. Each year thc extension service
( mgs and equijhnent during 1919 and also sends out thousands of free
jyet the surface has hardly been plans for Du ildings and equipment,”
scratched, according to County Agent continues. "Anyone interested in
|C. B. Cannon. He says the Clemson ,' ou jrdmg during 1950 should contact
| extension service and State Agri- his nearest county agent and look
[cultural committee, recognizing the c ,. er the p ] ans th at are available, as
i need for more and better farm build- the count y a g e nt can he(p in securing
,ings, as Point 13 in the 1950 agricul-| g oy( j pia'.s for your farm home,
tural^ program for South Carolina, \jany of these plans are to be found
[say: “Plan and improve farm homes in extension circular 331, Farm
.md other buildings lor health, safe- Home Plans, which can be secured
ty, efficiency, comfort, and general from him »- Mr . Stewart adds.
Li.ea, Jr. .also of Columbia; Miss, ^ i ~ -
Virginia Hunt6i\ of Greenwood, for 1 Mr. Cannon calls attention to a re- , Restore the shape of a hat by plac-
Capt. Ferd Jacoos. of Clinton, -cent statement from G. H. Stewart, 1 ing it on a hat mold. If you do not
Right panel Mrs! Paul Martin for!* eadcr ’ Clemson agricultural engin- have a mold, make one out of crush-
Capt. Paul Martin, of Seneca: Miss eerln 2 extension work, in which he ed tissue paper and cover with mus-
Jinx Dantzler, of Winthrop college, | •' a - s: “Many of the high-priced Ln, placing it on'top of a bottle or
for Capt. Tommy Mundy, of Abbe- j homes hav 'e been juiil, taking up the a hat stand.
viile; Miss Dot Daggett, of Charlotte, | ■——
N., C., for Capt. Henry L'heurcux,
Jr. T of Georgetown.
Pictured beneath Miss Fowler is
Mrs. Jim Puryear, sponsor for Capt.
Puryear, of Portsmouth, Va.
;ar Joan:
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SOCIETY
j that nobody else knows that they
always sing hymns at the CIO unioil
! meetings and that they have minis-
j ters in to say a prayer in order to put
' them in fh‘e right frame of mind. I
' wonder if they sang hymns and said
their prayers to put them in the right
frame of mind, as Baldanzi claims,
when this same Baldanzi said at a
in good condition. Half-price. Mrs. sweet course, coffee, nuts and mints CIO convention only last summer.
LADIES — Give your face a home!
facial. See the "Endora Complex-:
ionj^it," a complete home complex-'
FOR SALE—5-room house on Mus- ion" treatment, on sale at Sadler-
grove street. 2 bedrooms, hard- Owens Pharmacy. tfc, . , ,
wood floors. Built in 1941 Lot 62x600 < go prize also went to Mrs. Horne.
feet A good loan is available. R. F, SALE — Second-hand brooder When cards were laid aside, a
Wysor, III, Real Estate and Insur-
Continued from page three)
^and Mrs. W. S. Horne, secorid. Bin-
ance. Phone 85-J.
tfc J Reed Todd, 603 N. Broad St. Ip were served.
WHETHER you travel by train, bus ‘ FEEDS THAT PLEASE. A full linei^w .. D J
or car, call us for an Aetna Acci- of Starting, Growing and Laying 1 QlIQCG DOyO
dent Ticket before you leave. Pays Mash. Laying Pellets, Grains, Rabbitj U a ^ BirfhdoV ’
up to $5,000. 25c a day, 10 days $2.00. i Pellets, Dog Feed, Goat Feed, Horse _ , . T
Phones 80 and 32. S. W. Sumerel, Feed and Dairy Feed. Also Oyster, Saturday atternoon
Aetnaizer, Clinton, S. C. tf Shells, Grit and Supplement. Blake- tlon 0 ni ?t *
in
ly-Burton’s Hardware & Seeds. Tel- occurred March 6,
WANTED—2 or 3 room apartment, entertained members of
downstairs. Or smail house. See O. \ - at the Scout, house
H Price at Dixie-Home Store. tf mARKWELL PUNCHMASTER-For, Mrs Hubert Boyd, his
ticket and other punching. A handy* assisted by the den
celebra-
which
Wallace Boyd,
FREE! Free Sample of Dog Feed, “was
Chick Starter artel Feed Troughs c^ lC * r Chronic e ,Mrs. ^Jack Davis, Jr., in entertain-
Get yours now. Also get free book- 15 ing { ~°‘ ■^ tlone 74 - < j ng tfie group.' Bingo, other games
and I quote him, “Before this South
ern organization campaign is over
there is going to be bloodshed in the
South—there will be people killed in
the South. Such a statement does
not strike me as being inspired by
any church of our Lord and his Son,
Jesus Christ. Such un-Christ-like
statements are wnat Baldanzi and
his crowd of militant labor union
leaders actually say in the confines
of their union meetings, but when
they want to snare our good South
ern workers into their control Iheo
begin comparing their organization
with to the church as Baldanzi continued
his cub
mother
mother,
let on how to grow broilers success- LOST — Black leather or kid glove and contests were enjoyed
fully C-W-S Guano Co. Phone 62. j somewhere in Joanna. Finder prizes presented the winners. Late to do in his broadcast.
* c please return to Horace Hamm, Sutn- in th afternoon ice cream, cake and broadcast was written by
BRYAN HOLLAND ter street. Ico punch were served and each boy some of the smartest and highly
— iwas given a favor. paid publicity men in the country.
SETH THOMAS
The Finest Name in Clocks
Real Estate
Phones 715, 23826 — Laurens, S. C.
(Over Brown’s Jewelry Store) —
JOHNSON (not poiison) ROACH
POWDER One-year money back
guarantee. -Sold by Bishop-Walker
Pharmacy. Phone 101 or 806. 8pA27
TOWLE STERLING, Reed & Barton,
and Lunt. For information and de
livery in Clinton contact Mrs. Dillard
Boland, Calvert Ave. Phone 736-J.
Wilbur Riddle, Jeweler, Laurens, tfc
NOTICE
For QUALITY Radio Repairs
Rowland’s Radio Shop
Gary St—Phone 430
IF IN NEED of ektra cash for to-1
day’s oills, see us at Roon
tional Bank Bldg., Upstairs.
Loan and Investment Co.
They know that the majority of our
good Southern workers are sincere
Christians. and so they attempt to
i-elothe the CIO in the raimant of the
FEED your chicks Sparticles, “the
modern feed.” Nothing compares
with it for cleanliness, economy,
quick growth and healthy chrcksr
C-W-S Guano Co. _ * lc
RENTAL — Floor sanding machines,
new equipment. All necessary ma
terial to make your floors beautiful
Reasonable prices. Home Supply Co
Phone 423. tfc
Lovely Party For
Engaged Couple
A lovely party complimenting church. And folks, if there ever was
Miss Margo. Martin and Reese-a- wolf in sheep’s clothing .it is this
Young, whose engagement has re* CIO and its union leaders when they
, , ... . ’Icently been announced was given try to hide their multiple sins and
days oills, see us at Room^Na- Qn Friday evening by Mr. and Mrs.! crimes in the raimant oi.the church.
Ansel B. Godfrey and Mr. and Mrs. | Accepting Mr. Baldanzi’s .asser-
_-,Cally Gault at the Godfrey home, tions that the purpose, aim and ope-
VIGORO, Sheep Manure, Azalea and | About sixty members of the ration of the CIO is like tjie church.
Camellia Fertilizer, Rose Fertiliz- younger set called for the delight- let’s lock, at the facts—let’s examine
er. Bycolife, Hyponex, Peat Moss, j/ul drop-in between eight and ten the record and see if this CIO is like
Humex, Vermiculite, Bone Meal and' 0 ’ c i oc k. ~ an j cuucch that we Southern Ameri-
Rotenone. . BlaJtely-Burton’s Hard-J j n the - dining room where the cans are familiar with. Let’s see if
ware & Seeds. Telephone 188. lcj mo tif of pink and white was beau- 'f. is like an y ch ---eh o f our Lord and
LYNTON
8-DAY MANTEL CLOCK
STrtkes-flours and Half-Hours
$33.00
Tax Included
YFFICE BOOKS—Ledgers, all kinds,j tifull y carried out the refreshment
Ledeer Sheets i^oose Leaf Bind- table was-overlaid with a lace cloth ° . Cl man and the tenets of
Ledger Sheet,, ivmse Leaf Bind- ^ a ^ ^ faith , hope and chanty.
Sooks^Sa^es ^ks. Co^umn^r’ Pads* | fasbion cd °l^ J? ses ^
Call 74. Chronicle Publishing Co.
outlined with white carnations and f° r Y ou folks can pick up your
edged with pink tulle. Pink tapers newspaper most any day and read of
repaired, re- SEED IRISH POTATOES, Cabbage fi an ked this arrangement On the the crim es and acts of violence in-
Plants, Lettuce Plants, Onion hunt i n g board a bouquet of pink by these same CIO leaders
me
VENETIAN BLINDS
taped, re-strung, cleaned or pamt
ed. For free estimates call or drop Plants, Onion Sets, English
a card to McKenzie Venetian Blind Carrots. Beets, Spinach and
Sc™. Telephone 6047, Oak street, green. Blakely-Burton’s Hardware poured cot{ee and serving pink
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h Pp 35 , snapdragons was complimented by^^ 0 f ay
Tender - lighted pink tapers, Mrs. J. F. Ja . ! church. Here
Greenwood
lp Seeds. Telephone 188.
lc
heart ice cream molds,
u “A Credit To All South Carolina”
who say they are just like the
are a few I have read
which have gone unchallenged by * — ■ —
decorated the CI °' Last Somber Philip 1
' } Murray’s own Steelworkers union “ **
™£n?rr^ h0TSe farm GO t°fc SEED CORN - Special, cakes mints and salted nuts were d ^^g «
' Truckers Favorite, Golden Cross Mrs. Conway Twitty of Rock Hill, , a plant in off jobs .> _ ft* [ ^ f ^
CHICKS—S6.85 a 100 up, COD. Also Bantam and N. C. 27 and Dixie Hy- Mrs. Frank Fishman, and Georgia lor ^ lon3 thaU these wor k ers j ust A ^ ^ j J
Ducks. David Nichols Hatchery, bnds. Blakely-Burton’s Hardware & Young. h ad t o retlirn tn thpir iohs tn PPt « ' ^ ' L ^
Ducks. David
Rockmart, Ga
Hatchery, bnds. Blakely-Burton’s Hardware & Young.
lc Seeds. Telephone 188. lc Receiving and assisting in enter-
~ ! taining were Mrs. Reese Young, the
WANTED-Bookkeeper, expenenc- FLO WER PLANTS - Snapdragon, Rev and Mrs . Allen McSween of
ed, to work in Clinton. State age, Blue Flax, Carnation, Canterbury Linco i nton n C.. Mr. and Mrs. Gdr-
expenence. references and salary Bells, Perennial White Candytuft, Mr ’ nrl Mrs Lvn Le U.
wanted Address, "Bookkeeper,” care Dwarf Bush Pinks, Foxglove. Holly- dan Gooc “ lle ' Mr - dnd M,s ' L > n Lctl
The Chronicle
tfc hock and Thrift. Blakely-Burton's
FOR SALE—Two used tractors and
workers just j-j
had to return to their jobs to get $
some eating money. These workers ;-j
we e white men and women alike. Sj
Early one morning a caravan of out- j-j
of-staTe - 9AlXJ^Il£djipJjp the plant h
and 300 labor union’ goons poured \\
into the plant. Fully a third of these $
In the living room pink azaleas, CIO thugs were colored men and js
camellias and white iris were dec- they chased the white men and wo-
ford.
Hardware & Seeds. Telephone 188
olht: used equipmen. a. rovk ocn- W ANTED—Article of antique furni- ora tive while mixed spring flowers men all over tne plant, beating them
tom pn.e R. CraA’.ord. - c ture brought from Rock Hill to added attractiveness at other van- and mistreating them so that many
Nice three-room apart- Clinton. Apply The Chronicle.^ tage points in the home. were hospitalized.
FOR RENT
ment with private bath, conven
iently located on earner of Centen
nial and Cleveland streets. Private and Tritoma or Red Hot Poker. Be
TUBEROUS ROOTED BEGONIAS, | A gift of silver was presented
Anemones, Amaryllis, Gloxinias the betrothed couple.
entrance. H
Mrs. J. L.
Street.
water at all times. See
gonias in several colors. Blakely-
THE CIO IS NO CHURCH
By AIASTON CALHOUN
It was definitely proven that these
thugs had been sent tj attack the
| workers of that plant by the CIO be
cause these workers had disobeyed
the CIO union leaders who wanted
them to continue with the strike.
iWhat kind of church-work does Mr.
~Baldanzi claim that to be?
I heard another of those CIO pro- I In Buffalo, N. Y., the CIO was
Wright, 300 Centennial Burton’s Hardware & Seeds. Tele-
* v phone 188, lc
2-4-D Spray.ng time is here. Con- LETTER FILE BOXES for the new
suit your county- agent for details. year. Chronicle Pub. Co.
Call 293 for custom spraying service. ~-TrLl' " , • i i - ■ -
Seed and feed oats. Korean, Kobe, THANK YOU NOTES—Engraved in grams delivered in Ithis section the holding its members off their jobs
and Sericea Lespedeza. Cox Seed 8° ld or blue on fine vellum finish other day and the wltole thing was an on strike for so long that the situ-
Cieaners. 16-2c ioformals. Box of 24 sheets and 24 attempt to compare the CIO with ation became desperate for most of jjj
r a cc n mi.-t 4 c r n h envelopes 60c. Chronicle Pub. Co. tf the church. Following the playings these workers. A group of them re-
WHot Beds and Poultry Houses BEE KJ1EPERS EQUIPMENT - We of a web kn ° wn h y™ n b y tbe /ery turned to their jobs out of sheer ne- „
It lets in the sLs^ne ^d keew out have everything you need for your ^d guitar player who usually leads ces^ity to earn desperately needed g
It lets in tne sunshine and keeps ou ^ ^ h . gh e su ies off these programs, the Italian Im- money for their families. ClOJabor 3
Seeds. Telephone 188.
NEED MONEY
FOR INCOME TAXES?
We have that extra monqy you might
need to meet extra expense. Loans
$10 up.
Personal — Auto — Furniture
A B C FINANCE CO.
104 Pitts Street Clinton
2 <
MOTHERS—Do you realize that you
oan save the drudgery bJ washing
diapers at home for as little as $1 60
per week, and also protect the health
of your child by being sure of sani
tary and sterile diapers, that have
been washed through a total of 10
rimes. Baby Dy-De Service, Phone
605, Laurens. tfc
Kans CO Rlakt‘ S v Burton^s r Hardware H & Blakely-Burton’s Hardware & Seeds.' mi8rant, George ^® ddanz |’ who is un i° n goons actually attacked these $
£»?; T-il™ Hardware & Teleph<mt , spearheadmg the CIO's all-out cam- workers on the streets of Buffalo, .4
1 paign to get all our good Southern chased them home and beat them up
workers under its control said in a in the presence of their horrified $
solemn tone of voice, “That was families. Just what kind of church
really fine. In fact we sang that activity does Mr. Baldanzi claim that $
same hymn at a CIO union meeting to be? | g
Birth Announcements
FINLEY
Mr. and Mrs. Claude Daniel Fin-
the othef day.”
1 Down in Texas the CIO had been
The guitar player replied in ap- holding a group of workers on strike
ley, of Union, announce the birth of; parent wonder, “I did not know that so Ipng that they had to go back to
a daughter, Cynthia Jane, on Thurs
day, February 9. Mrs. Finley is the
former Miss Mary Padgett, of this
city.
HOLLEY
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Holley, of
Whitmire, formerly of this'Yity, an
nounce the birth of a daughter, Syl
via Gail, on Tuesday, February 7.
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you sang hymns at your CIO unm^work out of necessity. And when
meetings.” 'they went on the night shift, CIO
Baldanzi asserted that they always labor union thugs prowled in the
siing hymns at the meetings and.that] shadows around their homes and
they usually had a minister in to say terrified their women and children.
a prayer so as to put them in the [ Christ said; “Suffer little children to'
right* frame of mind. | come unto me,” but it appears that'
Now in the first place folks, I, Baldanzi’s henchmen are not above
don’t blame that guitar player for 1 going after the little children to ter-
•being surprised at Baldanzi’s state- ; rify them.
ment that they always sang hymns I I could go on reciting such acts of
at the union meetings. The fact is ■ violence and blodshed on the part of
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