The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, April 09, 1953, Image 15

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Thursday, April 9, 1953 THE CLINTON CHRONICLE Pace Seven (continued from page 2) of the Baptist church will meet at the home of Mrs. E. C. Burdette, 91 Palmetto street, tonight at 7:30. All women of the church are invited to be present as important business is to be discussed. Taft Urges Probe Of Truman Regime Washington, April 6.—Sen. (R-Ohio) called today for a “thor ough investigation of the Truman administration" to dramatize the publicity director. The GOP com mittee meets here Friday. Taft outlined a series of actions This seemed to* line Taft up on the side of those who want to go ho said the Republicans ought to f urthcr tha , n Pre!lden * ?^l nho T r 4„i._ . a,., has in criticizing past Democratic take to win popular support for the j party’s candidates in ‘'next year’s ' congressional elections, j For one thing, he said, the Re- : publican party*' ‘must convince the Taft people that it is conducting foreign policy in ah honest, straightfor ward, consistent manner.” “We inherited the Korean. War ©erratic and Republican government Brotherhood Meeting The Brotherhood of the Baptist church will meet Friday night at control, the church at 7:30. All men of the The Senate’s Republican leader church are invited. An interesting said in an article in Look maga- program has been arranged for the zine that the Eisenhower adminis- n isn’t getting a break be- political differences between Dem- and a state of cold war throughout meeting. Royal Ambassadors Conclave the world,” he said. "In my opin ion that was brought about by the mistakes made at Yalta, the ex cessive partiality .shown to the Rusians, the adbandonment of Chiang Kai-Shek (Nationalist Chi nese leader) and the wavering pol- in actions. Eisenhower said recently he saw little benefit in raking over the dead ashes of the past. Taft said the most important do mestic acitons involve “the elimi nation of reckless spending and corruption and tfie reduction of ex penses and taxes.” Exterior view of the Hart Clinic. Note large window in reception room, allowing sunny and cheerful atmosphere. SCIENTIFIC CHIROPRACTIC HEALTH CARE The C. J. Hart Chiropractic Clinic 205 Church St. LAURENS, S. C. Telephone 22501 < tration cause, he contended, most Wash ington news writers and columnists j i C y which involved us in an unnec- The RA conclave will be held at ‘tend to be anti-Republican.” essary war in Korea.” the Chestnut Ridge Baptist church Taft proposed that a Senate com- * 1 Friday evening at 6 o’clock. All mittee be given the job of provid- ! RA boys who plan to go from the ing “factual material” to "publi-! Lydia church are asked to meet at | cize constantly the contrasts be- j the chruch to leave at 5:30. Other tween the present administration information may be obtained from and the Truman administration. Rev. Stanley Hardee. He said a thorough investigation ♦ j of the ’ Truman administration should bring out additional facts j relating to corruption and publicize Competent Chiropractic Health Care THE R. C. BOLEN CHIROPRACTIC CLINIC Edward Amu Apartment Bldg. Greenwood, S. C. Phone 9-6218 Presbyterian Women Meet The women of the church of Ly dia Presbyterian church met at the j those which w r ere brought out prior I home of Mrs. Horace Smith Mon- to the election, “usually by Demo- ! day evening. Mrs. Glenn Robinson j cratic committees . with Democrat- brought the Bible study for the ic chairmen.” I month. During the business ses-1 » In one way or another,” Taft sion plans for a chicken supper to wro t e) “there must be presented be given April 24 were discussed. t0 the people the failures in the 'At the close of the meeting Mrs. ; con< j uc t 0 f Korean War itself— | Smith and Mrs. J. C. Pearson, co-: 0 f ammunition, the mis- hostess, served refreshments. : handling of prisoners, armistice " negotiations To Hold Revival Revival services will begin at j the Lydia Baptist church April 19 with the pastor, Rev. Stanley Har dee, doing the preaching. The pub lic is invited. Your Heart Set on a Heme? This friendly association may be just the place to make your Valentine wish for a home come true! Here, a helpful and experienced home loan ^ officer can advise you on financing of the home you want to buy or build. When you’ve decided on a home, and have the down payment, come in and see us. prisoners, which enabled the Communists to build up tre mendously strong force and reme dy all their deficiences, and tiie outrageous dismissal of MacArthur only because he thought that the purpose of war was victory.” Former President Truman dis- 1 missed Gen. Douglas MacArthur ^ ,, _ .,,from his Far East command be- —On—Friday afternoon Mrs. David i cause 0 f a difference of views in Word entertained her primary girls ^ the Korean war should be conducted. Taft said “it is clear to me that Easter Egg Hunt For Primary Girls Sunday school class of Bailey Memorial Methodist church with an Easter egg hunt at her home “ ‘ —“, , **““»*“ •*—a majority oi tne w r nters are in- The girls enjoyed games and the, c jj ned t0 v j ew tbe Eisenhower ad- <| finding of eggs. lone Wilkes won the prize for finding the most eggs. Easter baskets were given as fa- ministration with a critical eye.” “Most of them supported the i New Deal during, a period of 20 vors and refreshments of cup cakes y ea rs and it is hard to change the and punh were served. habits of a lifetime,” he continued. Sick “They tend to be anti-Republican. ’ at his home. ‘There rs a strong tendency to exaggerate possible differences Mrs. Nell Mills is a paueui «*‘- w ithin the Republican party.*There Hayg_ hospital wheifi. -she - under=J ^ no Tsa'sSrT why there should not went, an appendectomy the past be sucb differences on many mat- • ters without interfering with an ef- ;1 week. Mrs. Rosa Morris' is "ill at the ! ficient program and administra tion. ederal Savings AND LOAN ASSOCIATION A Clinton Institution Serving Clinton People Since 1909 Telephone No. 6 home of her daughter, Mrs. Laura Darby. j didn’t name any of the cor- ! Charles Williams is a patient at respondents he criticised. Nor did he indicate whether, ak majority! leader, he would take the iniitative SEE FOR YOURSELF THE WOMDEPFUL VALUES AT LAUttN* TKAcmRtmmm CO. XOUVLBE l AMAZED! SEE OUR DISPLAY r » -.of ••• GRAIN STORAGE SYSTEMS The Newest and Finest Featuring Individual Bins for the Farm NOW ON HAND ... Good Supply of Used Equipment -L- — including — • Harrows • Hay Rakes • Combines e Tractors — of every size • Plows LAURENf I MPLt M ENT Cc m, 'UcHiy Authorized JOHN DCERt * In o ' uuw <; unty -CLINTON HWY f A . lO U> SU John Dcere Dealer y* Otj^ ny equ/r^l \ * / the Blalock clinic suffering from serious injuries received in an au tomobile accident Saturday night. Little Danny Roy Dunaway, son of Cpl. and Mrs. Homer Dunaway, is improving after an illness. Egg Hunts Enjoyed On Friday afternoon the begin ners department of the Baptist church enjoyed an egg hunt at the church. Mrs. A. M. Shumate and Miss Maude Harvey are the teach ers. On Saturday afternoon Mrs. R. E. Whitmire had an Easter egg hunt at her home for her 6-year-old primary Sunday school class. Mrs. Cecil McLendon is the other tach- er for this group of children. Birth Announcements Hines Mr. and Mrs. James Hines an nounce the birth of a daughter, Trudy Dianne, on April 3, at Hays hospital. Mrs.* Hines is the former Miss Elsie Melton of Spartanburg. Snelgrove Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Snelgrove announce the birth of a son on March 31 at Hays hospital. Mrs, Snelgrove is the former Miss Peg gy Holsonback of Joanna. Thompson Mr. and Mrs.' Luke Thompson an- | nounce the birth of a son on April 5 at Hays hospital. Birthdays and Anniversaries Little Roger Hardee, son of Rev. and Mrs. Stanley Hardee, will be one year old tomorrow. Mrs. J. B. Neal celebrated a birthday April 7. She and Mr. Neal will observe their 9th wed ding anniversary April 11. Mrs. Charles Harvey will have a birthday April 13. Becky Gregory will celebrate her birthday April 11. t April 15th will be Mrs. J. B. O’Shields’ birthday. Matt Davis will celebrate a birth day April 11. Wilhelmenia Glenn will cele brate her birthday April 15. Linda Gail Shelnut will have a birthday April 16. Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Harvey celebrated their wedding anniver sary April 6. Their son, Douglas, has a birthday April 15, and their daughter, Jan, celebrated her birthday April 7. Basil Caldwell observed a birth day April 2. Mrs. Bessie Brown observed her birthday April 5. in setting up the top level investi gating committee he proposed. The Ohio senator’s remarks on Washington newsmen appear cer tain to claim the attention of mem bers of the American Society of Newspaper Editors, meeting here next week. I His observation that the Repub lican National Committee “has never done a very good job of pub licity” chmes at a time when the committee is about to choose a new chairman who would be expected to fill the vacant post of national Say "I Saw It In The Chronicle*' — Thank You! Dr. Felder Smith OPTOMETRIST Laurens, S. C. Phone 794 Your Dollar BUYS MORE ATABIRDSEY STORE MORE QUALITY IN FLOUR *2.29 BIRDSEY'S BEST BROTHERS 35 Lb. *2.09 25 Lb. MORE PROFIT IN FEEDS BIRDSEY'S STARTER- *6.10 * BROILER 100 Lb. BIRDSEY'S LAYING *5.45* MASH 1001b. BIRDSEY'S i6% HO ° *5 rt 1 ? * FEED 100 Lb. BIRDSEY'S 20 ° /o *4.70 * DAIRY FEED 100 Lb. *ln Dreis Print Bags BIRDSEY Flour and Feed Mills Store Musgrove St. Western Auto Associate Store 1 Joanna, S. C. GRAND OPENING ♦ 1 Saturday, April 11 HOME OWNED AND OPERATED BY MARVIN S. 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