The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, August 02, 1951, Image 6
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THE CLINTON CHRONICLE
Thursday, August 2, 1951
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Notes From The
County Agent's Otfice
By C. B. CANNON, County Agent
As Washington Sees It...
THE NATIONAL SCENE
Special to The Chronicle.
4-H Clubsters to Camp Long Washington, July 24.—Congress
August 6 will be a big day for 4-H J continued with its legislative foot-
club boys and girls a sapproximate- dragging during this past week
ly 168 boys an girls and seven local w jth little accomplished except de
leaders will leave by buses for Camp, bate on the controls extension act,
Long in Aiken county. They will re- with some indication that both
turn home the afternoon of August houses may repudiate their action
110.
in extending the measure on a 31-
The camp is in charge of J. B. day stop-gap basis (banning price
lege View. Jim Anderson.
1c
FOR RENT — Downstairs 2-room
apartment, 314 W. Main St. Call
377-J. 1c
FOR RENT—Waxer and polisher and
•crubber formerly owned by Home
Supply Co. See T. C. Johnson Co.
Phone 4. tl
Street. Phone 652-J.
1c
agent, who was assistant
county the first days of debate in the
FOR SAJjE — Bendix automatic agent in Laurens county for several house that the Administration
might get through a fairly work
able defense production measure, 1
with the ban on roll-backs apply-,
ing only to farm commodities.
Rain Scalds Cotton In the meantime, if the Presi-,|
Last weesk the writer was called to
washing machine. A real bargain, years.«
See P. L. Roddy, or call 9360. 1c: The buses will leave the Agricul-
■■■—:— tural building around 12:30 on Mon-
condition. day afternoon
PIANOS in excellent
Tuned and ready to go. Terms easy,
prices low. The Trading Post, Lau-
tf
dent cares to make any further
—^ —— 1 the Cross Hill area to inspect cotton comparisons of congressional ac-j
AT YOUR SERVICE—This “Relia- NEW DURO DECAL, PATTERNS t hat -was scalded by rain that fell :tlon ’ suc h as he did with the 80th^
ble” prescription pharmacy is here i for 10 and 29 cents. Rubber Maid during a hot period. The greatest! he ™ 1S ,^ e .° x
to help you. Call us in time, of need. Colored Stove Mats, Bathtub and damage was done in fields of John of July ^ ® y th »t date, the 80th,
We assure you prompt, courteous Diana Board Mats. Blakely-Burton's H . Nance, J. Broadus Pinson and his, fenacted 145 public
7 v v Hardware & Seeds. Telephone 188. i brot her, Charles S. Pinson. Dr. Arm-, b,I1 \ , " t0 1 cl aW K1 , The , 81s i C 4 ong , res *|
WANTED—Settled white lady to do str ° n S- the experiment station, gix months and the present con-
light housekeeping and take care of and \\. C. Nettles, entomologist ofj gress has enacted on i y 53 through
three children in the evenings. De- ‘he extension service from Clemson, j une gg. pi us fj ve which were'
sire someone who can (pake home were called in to inspect the cotton awa j t j ng t h e President’s signature
with us. Mrs. Rosa Pearson, 1202 and they both agreed with the coun-, ^ a ^ ^j me
Sloan St. i p ty agent that the cotton w«as scalded! In co id-shouldering some of
service. Prescriptions are called for
and medicines delivered at no extra
charge to you. Howard’s Pharmacy,
Phone 101. ... tf
STERLING by Towle, Kirk, Reed &
Barton.. Call Mrs. Dillard Boland.
736-J. 608 Calvert Ave. Wilbur Rid
dle, Jeweler, Laurens, S. C. tfc
LOST—Brown and white plastic bill
fold. Please return to Mary Jane
Blackwell at Dayton-Clinton hotel
and receive reward. Ip
C. BRYAN HOLLAND
Real Estate
Phones 715, 23826 — Laurens. S. C.
(Over Brown’s Jewelry Store)
WANTED — Two colored curb boys
or girls. Apply Roddy’s Drive-In. 1c
FOR SALE — Pigs. Can be seen at
806 Sloan St. Truman Leopard. Ip
roach dUr - in , g J he h0t Peri0d in Whi€h the , Truman’s proposals, the 82nd con- |
JOHNSON’S non-poisonous
powder, one year guarantee. Han
died by Sadler-Owens Pharmacy was experienced in the Gray Court-
and Howard’s Pharmacy. Jun21-p youngs community.
NOTICE — Positively no trespassing Soil Conservation Money Not
on my land. Miss Margaret M. Taken
Speake, Kinards. 2-2c H. A. Ropp, county administrative
r^uir-vc IT C „ nrnv ,«j ELECTROLUX Sales, Service and
i ,jr"£!suppU„ H L. Baldwin. Telephone Far,
rain fell. cress has been about the same as I
A fewyeara afo. arimUw trouble fts predecessors. |
• • •
Some defenders of the congress
point to the intense investigative |
iactivity and assert that the ex-,
haustive inquiries into the Presi- •
FOR SALE—1950 12-hp Seabee out- officer » P M-A , states that farmers dent's troops-for-Europe policy and
board motor. Will sell for half price. have "f 1 :nade a PP licatlon for all of his ouster of MacArthur, to cite
Used very little. Call 912-W after the *°" conservation money allocat- two examples, plus the crime probe
6 00 pm Ip ed to Laurens county. On July 21, an d the present inquiry into nar-
$8,000 had not been requested by txs. have been as worthwhile in I
WANTED TO BL\ —Cedar posts, farmer;- th.it Aas left from the $111,- their way as action on bills would I
H. J. Pitts. tf 100 allocated to Laurens county for have been They also declare that
me Administration has been slow |
. , . r ,ow^/^uu. ^ rmers who have not filed appli- , n sending up its proposals. How-
pui.orum clean. Pu.,na feeds for i604-J. tfc cation for soil building practice ever, the first tax message was
good growth and feeders, fountains ( _ should make application at once for sent to the congress February 2,
and remedies Blakely-Burton 1 LETTER BOX Ftt£S—-The handy j ime superphosphate to be applied and the message asking extension
Hardware it Seeds Telephone 188. office item. Chronicle Publishing Co. , 0 p a# | Ur e g an d legumes, seeds for of the whole economic controls
DOLLY MADISON Electric Ice RUBBER BANDS — The small seeding pastures, seed for winter le- program embodied in the defense
Cream Freezers. Jim Dandy and Lib- handy little items needed in any gumes, terracing, etc. production act was sent to con-
erty Maid Electric Churns Blakely- office. In one-fourth or one pound If the money is made available to gress April 26. while the message
Burton's Hardware it Seeds. Tele- boxes. Chronicle Publishing Co. assist farmers and they do not take on the $8 5 billion foreign aid pro
le. Stationery Dept. advantage of same, it would be a gram was sent up on May 24. All
clear indication to congresa that the these programs, with exception of
ENTIRELY NEW — Webster’s New t pp r0 priation of the large sume of the tax bill had expiration dates of
Collegiate Dictionary, based on Web- money u not ut ,iued in full June 30
and tree fertilizer. Many years expe- ; ster's New International Dictionary. | t u t o be advantage of all fanner^ • • •
rience treating all diseases of plants Best handy size. Chronicle Publish- , 0 €anJ . he ^ p ul idi n g practice Th* debate on extension of the
and trees Free information Tolhson ing Co., SUtionery Dept. _ inone> made available Application defense production act started in
Landscape t o, C hn’.on. S. C. ; PURINA FEEDS for your poultry, tor such money should be made
FLOOR SANDERS—Rent our sand- livestock, rabbits, game birds and the P M. A. office at once.
art, edgers and polishers. We have dogs. We welcome a comparison in - 1 ^
all the necessary material to make Purina performance. Blakely-Bur-
your floors beautiful. Reasonable ton’s Hardware ic Seeds. Telephone
rates Cox Home ic Auto Simply j 188 1
phone 188
LANDSCAPING SINCE 1922 —
Spraying, Pruning, Feeding. Plant
Phone 12 tfc
PLUMBING—Noah's Ark has plenty
of good used bathtubf, sinks, lavato
ries, etc. Be thrifty and get good
plumbing, too. Noah’s Ark, Abbe-
LOST — Near
ring, initials
Call 29.
Truman Signs,
5£%£ 1I \J^ 1 Blasts Control Bill
i<
FOR SALE—Six-room house at 303
E. Florida St. Call 625 J.
Washington, July 31. — President
9-2p Truman signed the compromise eco
nomic controls bill into law Teluc-'
earnest July 5 with a statement
by Congressman Brent Spence, of
Kentucky, chairman of the house
banking committee, with the warn
ing that the nation faces a “dis
aster” if economic controls are al
lowed to lapse. Spence, fearing a
letdown in defense mobilization as
a result of the peace talks in Ko
rea said it takes a Pearl Harbor
to arouse a people, it takes very
little to lull it to sleep ”
While over in the senate, no lesa
ville, S. 30-flc
FOR YOUR MAGAZINES—Come to APARTMENTS FOR RENT — One tantly” today but warned that it will • ,arT ” champion than Senator
Youngs Pharmacy We now have a u P st * ir * three-room apartment with encourafe b i ack mar kets and push S**** Aiken of Vermont said
complete newsstand and lending li- ''‘tchw^tte and bath. Also one e.'- p ricet U p*» instead of holding thsm * hat * n arTne< l m
v rarv . .flcicncy apartment, large room with down I wou l d pretty well wipe out what
wage) con-
. Kitchenette and bath on ground He notice in a jharply- f ver * ittl€ net>d th *" m »y ** now
FRUIT JARS regular and wide-1 floor Partly furnished. Apply to J F . A . orded st#temem that he wi „ ^ ‘ w -“ “
mou.h. > 2 -pmt to 4-9 a lloh si»s. Jacobs, office phone 238, residence submit detailed recommendations to
H? congress for amending the law “to
WANTED TO BUY —Good second- «ive us adequate controls.”
for those (price and
trols.’
Also jar tops, jar lids .paraffine wax, phone 134
jelly glasses and jar rings. Blakely-
Burton's Hardware A Seeds. Tele
phone 188. Ic
USED TRACTORS AND
TRUCKS
1950 Willis Pickup with cattle body,
- extra clean.
1948 3 4-ton International, very low
mileage.
2—Farmall “A” tractors with plows
and cultivators.
1—Farmall “H” tractor.
1—Farmall *M” tractor.
1—Case SC tractor with ploy, culti
vators and planters.
1—John Deere “A” tractor.
The above equipment sold under
“5-star" service guarantee. Terms
can be arranged.
NACO FARM SUPPLY STORE
Laurens, S. C. tf
FOR SALE—Tree-ripe peaches.
Buyer has privilege of picking
if he likes. League’s Dairy. Tel
ephone 359; Ip
Georgia Belle
Peaches
Tree Ripened
$1.00 Bushel,
You Pick
Hundley's Orchard
Woodruff, S. C.
L
THE FINEST NAMES
IN TELEVISION
Capehart and
Dumont
16 in. to 30 in. Pictures
(Authorized Dealer)
Quality Repairs To Any
Make TV or Radio
TV Installations, Parts,
Tubes, Aerials, Boosters
Rowland’s
RADIO SHOP
Phone 430
While the House w’as considering
production act, the senate took |
Mr. Truman Mid bluntly that he up drlia „ „„ , he ^20.000.000 ap- |
.xcev* owv.NEaA r'i.-v.’iv/o. uvwu j«_i, , -.y, rr\n propriation bill for the Interior De-
payment and $20 per month. Write, tpnl€ | P*rtment and restored much of the
cut made in that measure by the
hand steamer trunk. Call 742-W. li
NEW SPINET PIANOS. $25 down
phone or visit witb. us to see these
beautiful new pianos, j
Music House, Spartanburg.
... , r . ., 1 j But he^said he had no choice but w nil __ thi.
oeautiful new pianos. Alexander , iaT , , K. railc , th‘s..the senate restored]
23-4c t0 Slgn 11 becaU * e , otherw,se $5,500,000 stricken , by the house, |
powers necessary for carrying out for construction funds for the
LOVELY PLACE CARDS for be- our defense program would have Bonneville Power Administration,
trothal parties. Pic-A-Stick games expired’’ at midnight tonight. | 0n the pu bii c power question, the 1
for parties and entertaining. They The law extends controls over se nate restored to a degree! an
afford much fun. Chronicle Pub. wages, prices, rents, credit and de- amendment agreed to by the |
Co. SUtionery Dept Phone 74. Ifense materials for 11 months. BBut House which would have prohib-
REPRESENTATIVE to show the 15 far short of _the tougher powers j t ed the reclamation bureau from |
starting construction of duplicating
power distribution lines were pri-l
1950 Edition of Family Bible. Eg- so ^ by !Mr Truman.
ermier’s Bible story book for chil- 1 . The Federal Reserve board acted _
dren. New Edition Winston die- simultaneously with Mr. Truman’s vate utilities have agreements to
tionary. An excellent opportunity signature of the law to relax install-. transmit government - generated
for teachers to make their summer men t buying controls. The new rules power. The senate version would
vacations pay. Call 3351, Laurens, generally allow 18 month instead of permit the bureau to build these
S. C. before 9:30 and after 7 p. m. 1^ 1° P a y f° r cars, TV sets, and home lines for which construction funds
26-3p. appliances. I already have been appropriated, or
In his only approval of the bill, 1 for which contracts have been en-
Mr. Truman said the production and tered into, or where private util-
rent control provisions are “relative-1 ities is “unable or unwilling” to
ly adequate, though they do not meet carry out such “wheeling” agree-!
SUBSCRIBE now to these two popu
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eight months only $1.00—you save
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only $1.00. I handle both new and;
renewals for all magazines and will
give you prompt and efficient ser
vice. Many other special offers on
now. Ask for - free catalog. Send or
ders to Miss Frances C. Winn, Phone
535-J, Clinton. 9-Cp
FOR YOUR MAGAZINES—Come to
Young’s Pharmacy. We now have a
complete newsstand and lending li
brary. tfc
FOR SALE
REAL ESTATE
Brick home which consists of liv
ing room, dining room, kitchen7 two
bedrooms, central hall with floor
furnace, bath with shower over tub.
A modern home for you.
Six-room house with, two baths,
new floors and other repairs made
recently. Acre and half in the lot,
located in a good section of Clinton.
Five-room ’ house with bath and
double garage and other buildings
on the Laprens highway.
Sixty acres with tenant house on
the Musgrove road.
110 acres with some timber five
miles southeast of Clinton.
93 acres priced to sell, located 3
miles north of Clinton.
Lot on Davidson Street.
Lot across the highway from Jo
anna.
Lots on -the Laurens highway.
If interested in buying or selling
real esatte, see me.
C. B. HOLLAND
Phone 715 Laurens, S. C.
’I
al lour needs.” ments.
The
include authority for government-j Over objections of Senatorj
built deiense plans, which he re- j Wherry and others, who rhampion- j
quested, and provide for 20 per cent ed the measure, the Semite defer-1|
increases in rent ceilings over June; red further consideration of the]
30, 1947, levels.
But the President said other infla-
now famous freight transportation I
measure called the “basing points”!
tion control provisions of the law; bill until August 2. The bill ap-
“tre gravely deficient.’
N. C. ARP Church
Asks Release
From Presbytery
Charlotte—The Sardis Associate
proved by the Senate Judiciary
committee without hearings is
virtually the same as the measure
vetoed by President Truman last
year. Senator Russell Long, of
Louisiana, in opposing the bill,
said it would injure business and
do a great amount of harm to our
competitive economy.
I
SAY
“I SAW IT IN THE CHRONICLE”
Reformed-Presbytenan church, one TESTAMENTS—King James
of the strongest and oldest in the versicm w j t b psaimg. Handy pocket
denomination, is seeking ffs release ^ Chronicle Publishing Co I
from membership in the First Pres-
bytery of the A. R. P. church.
The congregation of the church
voted yesterday in favor of a reso
lution asking for the release and
seeking affifiation with the Meck-
linburg Presbytery of the South
ern Presbyterian church.
The First A. R. P. Presbytery is
composed of the 33 A. R. P. church-j
es in North Carolina, most of them
in Mecklinburg, Gaston, Cabarrus
and Iredell counties.
The membership of the 161-yeaT-
old church, which is located in
suburban Mecklinburg county, vot-]
ed 190 to 42 in favor of the resolu
tion. The resolution will be sub
mitted to the First A. R. P. Pres
bytery for action at its regular fall
meeting here October 9.
Goodyear Tires
and Tubes
BATTERIES AND
ACCESSORIES
; McMillan
Service Station
Sinclair Prod acta
Phone NoL 2
THRIFTY... I ^ K, ;’ d , „
by Holland’s Apple Jelly,
2 lbs
FOR RENT — 4-room house in Col-.ROOMS FOR RENT 114 Enterprise •v\ f jiii arnSt district 4-H boys club roll-backs. The indications were in I
25c
Merita
the line-up
j All Popular Brands
Cigarettes . $1.77
* Carton
Bananas, lb.. 13c
Apple Sauce,
Ibr .
fresh fruits and vegetables I _ 1A _
especially purchased by Fur- I ^'4*3$ Iwv
man Buchanan at John R. I ~
Holland Grocery 1” I Cleaner
Texize 39c
Disinfectant
Texize 39c
Duke’s
Mayonnaise,
pint 39c
<iuart ^issrm.wc
.. J- ^
No. 2 Cans
Tomatoes,
Fresh Mountain
Com, 6 ears . 29c
Sweetheart
j can * | Soap, 4 for .. 33c
No. 2 Can Webster’s I t’ . r T
T*n Grand \>K*Uble Ire-b Country
Cocktail _^5c Tomatoes, lb. 10c
Cook Kill, qt 1.19 Coca-Coks,
Pint tOc|«*• 351
Morrell Pure D i
Lard, 4 lb.. . 89c ” |,!l 7 ° la ' „
2 lb., 45c \ C>a - 35c
I-arge
Carnation, l*et. Silver Cow J}£$IJ' 0R
Milk, 2 for _ ll 29c
Ur*e Box OleO, 2 lbs. . . 49c
Surf 25c I Morrell's or Balentine's
AU Flavors
Kool-Aid, ,
3 for 10c 1 * r " ,h
PICNIC
Hams, lb. ... 45c
Morrell's
Stew Beef, lb. 63c
Chopped Ham, u' h ( V ound
12 or. ..... 57c _
iSH g- 63c
Liver Loaf, J r .” h pi * I ,
«, | Itwr, «>..... 39c
I Balentine’s
Potted Meat i J Franks, lb. .. 59c
Steaks
Vienna Sausage, T ‘ Bone > lb - 82c
r „ OO Fresh Country
can ........ ^ | Sausage, lb. . 55c
Bakerite, End p ork
3 lbs 89c Chops, lb. ... 49c
| Roast, lb. ... 49c
Catsup, 14 oz. 21c ^ Countrv
Star Kist Butter, lb. .. 75c
Tuna Fish, Chuck or Rib
V2 size 37c Roast, lb. ... 65c
Carolina Made I Morrell’s Palace Breakfast
Flour, 10 lb... 89c Bacon, lb. ., 49c
25 lbs $2.25 I Fresh Country
fled Band Eggg, doz. . . . 65c
Flour, 10 lb. $1.09 Fresh Beef ~
25 lbs $2.29 Liver, lb. ... 75c
5 lbs 59c | Center Cut Pork
Old Virginia Cherry
Preserves,
Chops, lb. ... 67c
Boiled
12 bz. 29c Ham, V2 lb. . 58c
Schimmel’s Damson I Baked
Preserves, lb. 29c | Ham, V2 lb. . 58c
JOHN R. HOLUND
GROCERY
Musgrove St.
Phone 130-J