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THE CLINTON CHRONICLE
Education Gets 36
Cents Per Dollar In t
1951 Expenditures
Columbia, Aug. 1.—Around $56,-
064.000 or 36 cents out of every
dollar expended by South Carolina
during the fiscal year, went for ed
ucation, according to a study by
the U. S. Department of Com
merce.
Total expenditures by the state
were $159.479,000, of which $36,-
997,000 went for highways, around
24 cents out of every dollar.
Other expenditures included:
public welfare $18,575,000; health
a ,d hospitals $8,324,000; natural re
sources $8,324,000; public safety $3,-
096.000; public payroll $3,069,000:
employment security $1,857,000.
The great source of revenue was
motor vehicles with operation of
sources included: alcoholic bever
ages' taxes and licenses $16,156,000;
<< rporation income tax and licen-
m\s $14,091,000; individual income)
tax $12,016,000; tobacco tax $8,097,
000.
William M. Samples
Passes At Home
William M. Samples, 75, died at his
PERSONAL MENTION
Mrs David Trice and daughter,
Linda, of Fayetteville, N. C., are
home Tuesday morning after several spending the week with her moth-
months of declining health.
He was a native of Tennessee but
had made his home here for 23 years.
He is survived by his wife, Mrs.
Georgia Samples, Clinton; eight sons,
er, Mrs. Earl Workman, and other
relatives. Mr. Trice will join them
here for the week-end and accom
pany them home.
Mrs. Hubert Pitts is visiting her
Jesse, Dewey, Ralph, Forrest, Wil-! ^ stcr ’ M f s ; t Kenn ^ Burdette and
ford, Carroll, Jonas and Marshall ’ Mr „ Char ,‘w
„ L Mrs C. T. Inman of Washington,
Samples, all of Clinton, 32 grandchil-, D c ^ S p ending some time with
her sister, Mrs. Asa Davis. Also
Thursday, August 7, 1952
Milam Offers Free
Site for School
In Laurens Area
Wifdlife Commission
Opens Up for Work
dren; one brother, John Samples^
Kingsport, Tenn. j guests of Mrs. Davis and other rel- cost them a cent.
Funeral services “ wbre coriducted atives here several days the past
Wednesday afternoon at the Church .vveek were her sister, Mrs. Percival
of God on Elizabeth street, by the Broke and Miss Bessy Bankheai
Rev. J. B. Cole. Interment followed‘of Jacksonville, Fla.
in Rosemont cemetery. 4 j John Eichelberger, Don and
Pallbearers were Leonard Gilliam, Ricky Rhame are spending a few
John Foster, Ernest Motes, Giles) days in Batesburg with the laters’
Lawson, Robert Simmons and Mr. | aunt, Mrs. James Murrah and Mr.
Coker. j Murrah.
Mrs. David S. Cook returned yes
Columbia, Aug. 2. —The newly
e rro. t . , ,. created South Carolina Wildlife
V 311 *!^ 5 Advertiser: Resources commission opened its
Charles L. Milam of the Lisbon j off . vesterdav .
section between Laurens and _, e ,. y
Mountville, recently nominated fori Eddie Finlay, former Colu
membership in the house of repre-; nev 'fP aperman ; 15 1T } c ^ r & e as . *
sentatives, said here Tuesday that ecullv ® secretary to the comm -
if the trustees of School District, s 10 , 0 ;. He will concenUrate on public
No. 55 were looking for a desirable j r el a t Ions an d educational work,
high school site for the Laurens Until a permanent office in a
area he had a desirable site for state-owned building now undergo-
them and, moreover, it wouldn't
He offered to deed the trustees
as much as 40 acres of land about
3*2 miles from Laurens near the
Brown dairy for a white high
school. The only condition attached
to it would be that it would revert
to him or his estate in case the
property was ever abandoned for
white school purposes.
ing remodeling is established, Fin
lay will have temporary headquar
ters in the office of chief state
Game Warden A. A. Richardson.
The commission, headed by
George Warren of Hampton, is
charged with supervising the old
Game and Fish department and the
State Board of Fisheries.
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CARD OF THANKS
The family of Mrs. Carrie Wil
liams wishes to sincerely thank the
friends and neighbors for their
sympathy and kindness shown
them in the loss of their loved one.
Also for the beautiful flowers.
SUBSCRIBE TO THE CHRONICLE
. . . . . , , He said the property lies well fori
WE DO ALL KINDS OF PRINTING terday from a visit with her moth- p Ur p 0se s a nd borders on a'
EXCEPT BAD er ' in ^ ree ’i stream which might be utilized in
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— Phone 19
YOUNG’S PHARMACY
“Just What Your Doctor Ordered”
T. J. KELLY', Licensed Pharmacist
If It Is To Be Had VAITM/^O
At A Drug Store I UUIllj iJ
Has It. Can Get It,
Or Is Isn’t Made
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Palmetto. Fla., who are spending In the recent school survey made
: the summer in Highlands. N. L -ip U bii c several weeks ago it was
: were visitors here this j recommended that a new high
Mrs. Gladys Ellison of Greenville; f or the Laurens area be ».*
spent several days last week with erec t ed on a site of about 40 acres
Mr. and Mrs. Janies I. Adair. | and t Q accommodate from 600 to
*** 700 pupils.
WITH THE SICK ^
4—-Mrs. Otis Davis and small son‘are Bush River Revival
j patients at Blalock clinic
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Box Office Opens 2:45
Saturday 12:45
Shows Run Continuous \
Admission 9c and 42c
Thursday and Friday, August 7-8
20TH CENTURY-FOX PRESENTS WITH,
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NEWS
9c and 42c
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Saturday, August 9 (One Day)
HUMPHREY BOGART
in
“To Have and Have Not”
(Action-packed Adventure)
Co-starring Lauren Bacall with Walter Brennan and
Hoagy Carmichael
CARTOON 9c and 42c
Monday and Tuesday, August 11-12
Miss. Azilee Howell underwent an
! operation at Hays hospital on Mon-
! day.
Mrs. Violet Parrish is a patient at
Hays hospital where she is conva
lescing. following an operation.
Mrs. Earline Strickland is a pa
tient a^ Hays hospital.
Mrs. John Teague underwent an
operation yesterday at Hays hospital.
Mrs. B. A. Whitmire of Laurens, is
a patient at Hays hospital.
Mrs. J. B. Hawkin is improving
satisfactorily at Blalock clinic fol
lowing an operation.
D. D
after a several days stay at Blalock
clinic. 1
The Reverend C. O. Lamoreux will! %
be the guest speaker for a revival at!
Bush River church, beginning Sun-;
day, August 10, at 11 a.na. and clos
ing with the 11 a.m. service on Sun
day, August 17.
There will be week-day services
at II a.m. Tuesday through Friday,
and at 8 p.m. Monday through Fri
day. .
Mr. Lamoreux will also lead in the
congregational singing, with Mrs. S. 1 8
P. Harris at the organ.
The choir will render special num-
I bers. Miss Lillian Lamoreux and
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“When a house catches fire, insurance policies.. •
^Wills ,.. deeds often go up in smoke before the
Fire Department arrives. If you knew how often
this happens, you would safeguard your hard-to-
replace papers in a safe deposit box at the bank!“
COME W-LEARN HOW UTILE IT COSTS TO RENT A BOX HERE
Ficklin has returned homej^!' 5 - Lamar Lightsey will be the so- J-j
loists for the two Sunday morning
services. j S
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Friends of Myman Shealy, Sr., wilL
be interested to know he is a patient ! Lions To Hove
at Blalock clinic.
Mrs. H. E. Nicnols has returned toj
her home in Mountville after a short .
stay at Blalock clinic. ! The Lions club will have a barbe- jjj
Mrs. W’illie Mae Rilev underwent i cue a * P ec k Cornwall’s “Mary LoUjj.;
1 Barbecue Friday
an operation at Hays hospital on
Tuesday.
Friends of Mrs. James Dominick
will be interested to know' she is a
— p-a-Uent at Hays- imsfutal .
! ! Jeff Campbell was able to return
; j to his home from Blalock clinic
! where he has been a patient for the
; j past month.
»j Myra Snelgrove is a patient at
| Hays hospital.
Mrs. Betty Phipps has returned to
11 her home from Blalock clinic where
■; she was a patient sevdral days.
ranch,'’ near the city, Friday evening j>
at 7:30. Wives and friends of mem-
bers will be guests for the event.
M. S. Bailey & Son
BANKERS
Established 1886 Capital and Surplus $600,000.00
Member F.D.I.C. — Our 66th Year
WILSON’S GROCERY
305 N. Sloan St.
Phone 884
Clinton, S. C.
Birth Announcements
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NEWS
9c and 42c
Wednesday, August 13 (One Day)
“Let’s Make It Legal”
r (Comedy)
With CLAUDETTE COLBERT, McDONALD CAREY
SHORTS 9c and 42c
THE CASINO
Admission 9c and 30c
OPEN ONLY FRIDAYS AND SATURDAYS
Friday and Saturday, August 8-9
BLACK LASH
(New Western)
With “LASH” LaRUE.
THE HOODLUM
(Action)
With LAWRENCE TIERNEY
and ALLENE ROBERTS
Serial—“KING OF THE CONGO”—Chapter 2
MOSLEY
Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Mosley of
Laurens, announce the birth of a son,
Robert Earl, on August4, at Blalock
clinic. Mrs. Mosley is the former Miss
Ida Bell Dunn.
FULLER .
Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Fuller an
nounce the birth of a son, Terry Eu
gene, on July 27, at Hays hospital.
Mrs. Fuller is the former Miss Mary
Brown.
JOHNSON
Mr. and Mrs. Jeff D. Johnson an
nounce the birth of a daughter,
! Rhonda Charlene, on July 30, at
j Hays hospital. Mrs. Johnson is the
| former Miss Mildred Moon.
MILLER
Mr. and Mrs. Billy Morton Miller
| announce the birth of a son, William
j Morton, August 2, at Hays hospital.
; Mrs. Miller is the former Miss Grace
J Gaines of Greenville.
WEATHERS
Mr. and Mrs. James Weathers an
nounce the birth of a son, August 6,
at Hays hospital.
McCALL
^4r. and Mrs. Roy McCall announce
the birth of a son, August 5, at Hays
hospital
NABORS
Dr. and Mrs. Cooley Nabors an
nounce the birth of a daughter, Emily
Adair, on July 23 at Dallas, Texas.
Mrs. Nabors is the former Miss Con
stance Switzer of Weston, W. Va.
Miss Stroup Directing
Junior Day Camp
Twenty-two boys and girls be
tween the ages of nine tp eleven
from the First Presbyterian church
of Laurens and Wayside chapel,
are attending the Junior Day camp
at Camp Fellowship which opened
Tuesday.
Miss Bernice Stroup, director of
religious education at the First
Presbyterian church here, is direc
tor of the camp.*
Besides the Laurens and Clinton
churches, others participating in
the camp are Thornwell orphanage,
Abbeville, Aveleigh, Newberry and
Greenwood. .
GOT A
SUMMER COLD
TAKE ^
666 symptomatic
Dressed and Drawn—Plenty This Week
FRYERS
ea.
Duke’s Ma
yonnaise pt
25c
SUGAR
5 lbs.
49c
Margold Colored
MARGARINE
lb.
19c
Va. Pack—No. 2 Cans
TOMATOES, 2 cans . 27c
Co-Chem
Liquid STARCH qt. .. 10c
Carolina Halves
PEACHES, 2V 2 can . .. 23c
Flat—In Oil
SARDINES, 2 cans
17c
TEXIZE HOUSEHOLD CLEANER - 39c Both
TEX1ZE DETERGENT for DISHES - 10c for
Sea Feast Alaska
Pink Salmon
No. I
Can
Balentine’s
BACON Ends & Pieces lb.
Listo
Beef & Gravy lb. can
Pure Pork Country Style
SAUSAGE lb. 33c
KOOL-AID (assorted flavors) 6 for 25c
PURE MAID FLOUR (S. R.)
j lbs. 38c 10 lbs. 75c
RELIEF
25 lbs. $1.75
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