The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, July 17, 1958, Image 11
Thursday, July 17, 195*
THE CLINTON CHRONICLE
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LYDIA MILLS
MRS. CLYDE TRAMMELL, Corrwpoudent, Representsti™
TELEPHONE IMS
Mr and Mrs. Gary Brissie and
daughters, Carol and Sharon, of
Winnsboro, and Miss Caroline Bris-
sie of Ware Shoals, visited Mr. and
Mrs. Clyde Trammell Sunday.
Mrs. W. T. WSgley and family
are spending several weeks in Bry
son City, N. C., with her father,
E. L. Winchester, and other rela
tives.
Mrs. Bessie Bishop, Patsy and
Elaine Smith of Clinton, Mrs. Hu
bert Sellers and Miss Judith Sel
lers of Orangeburg, Sgt. and Mrs.
Maxie Sellers and children of Lack-
land AFB, Texas, were Friday
guests of Mr. and Mrs. H. 0.
Smith.
Rev. William Moreau attended
camp at Camp Fellowship on Lake
Greenwood the past week.
Mrs. W. E. Johnson fs spending
the week in Charlotte, N. C., with
Me and Mrs. J. E. Cobb, Mr. and
Mrs. Richard Johnson.
Mr. and Mrs. Jerome McLendon
and Tony of Winter Haven, Fla.,
visited Mr. and Mrs. Ike Jones on
Sunday.
Mrs. J. H Seay, Miss Feroline
Seay, Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Seay
and children were Sunday guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Spurgeon Guyton
in Gaffney.
vey, following a three-year tour of
duty in Alaska.
Mrs. Marcelle Abercrombie of
Belvedere, spent the past week
with Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Motte.
Sgt. and Mrs. Jessie Harvey and
daughters, who have just returned
from Alaska, Mr. and Mrs. J. W.
Turner and family of Greenwood,
Sgt. Charles Harvey of Fort Jack-
son, Mr. and Mrs. 0. C. Harris and
family of Laurens, Mrs. Rosa Cole
of Clinton, Sgt. and Mrs. Hugh Roy
Craine, just home from Morocco,
were Sunday visitors of Mrs. Alma
Harvey and Mrs. Charles Harvey.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Jackson of
Newberry, Mr. and Mrs. Homer
Jackson of Long Beach, Calif.,
were recent guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Bo Brown.
Mrs. L. A. Hall, Mr. and Mrs.
Alston Murrell of Johnston, were
recent visitors of Mr. and Mrs.
Ithiel Harvey.
Mr. and Mrs. William Stone and
Debbie of- Anderson, spent the
week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Clyde
Trammell and Murphy Stone.
Pvt. Otis Whelchel spent a 14-
day leave recently with Mrs. Whel
chel and other relatives following
his basic training at Fort Benning,
Ga. He left last week to go to Fort
gave the welcome and Charles Pat
terson gave the response
Serving the young people were
Mehdames R. E. Whitmire, Joe
Corley, Houston Ellis, Clyde Tram
mell, Melvin Satterfield and Miss
Mary Johnson. »
Following the meal the week’s
theme song, “Lead On, O King
Eternal,” was sung by the group.
A hilarious reading was given by
Miss Harriett Wilson.
Several entertaining games were
directed by Mrs. E. C. Burdete.
Rev. and Mrs. M J. Sanders
were guests of the young people.
The ladies of the church prepar
ed the meal.
_ , ,, , Bliss, Texas, where he will be sta-
Carlos Smith was a camper at|tj one d
Camp Fellowship from the Lydia
Presbyterian Church last week Bai^net Thursday Evening
Rev. and Mrs. Stanley Hardee, | Under a canopy of blue with sa-
J r -» •od s® 05 . Roger and Robbie, tellites and stars shining through,
Girls at Camp Buckhom This Week
The Camp Fire, Blue Birds and
Horizon girls of the Lewa District
left Tuesday morning on the Clin-
ton-Lydia recreation bus for a
week’s camping trip to Camp
Buckhorn on Paris mountain.
Attending with the girls are the
following leaders and assistants:
Miss Mary Johnson, Miss Nellie
Osborne, Mrs. Billy McGee, Mrs.
R. E. Whitmire, Mrs. Harry Tem
pleton, Mrs. Bo Brown, Mrs. Joel
Templeton, Misses Shirley Duna
way and Mary Cunningham.
Kenneth Trammell and Wayne
Fuller are serving as life guards.
The group will return Saturday.
Happy Birthday” to Rev. wu- an d be held non deductible’
lianv Moreau today. July 17. n* unfairness of the ruling lies
Warren Goa* celebrated hia 11th ( n (he f ac t that the squeeze ia being
birthday July 7. p U t on advocates of a free econ-
Rhonda Carroll is two years old 0 my, not on the advocates of social-
today, the 17th i S | power. The brain-washing at-
Mrs R E. Whitmire will observe' tempU> d by the Tennessee Valley
her birthday July 22. Authority and other public power
Mrs William Stone wiU celebrati organijadons w u| continue to be
a birthday July 23. underwritten with federal money.
Coker Blackwell will observe his fact, TVA recently issued a
birthday July 22. costly press kit extolling the virtues
“Happy Birthray" to D a v i d of government-controlled utilities
E. Roberts and B P Lark .today Thc ^ndalous element in this
®®° ier W1 ^ obsorve j s that Congress never authorized
birthday July 21. I the t a x authorities to penalize
same treatment free enterprise re the power of Congress They have
won a major battle for the social
ist power advocates
The danger in the ruling threat
ens all citizens, not simply power
companies It demonstrates that
speech—and. of course, these two nation was founded
go hand in hand • Certainly, those who advocated
This is not thejight of just the th „ Intffna| Service rul-
electric power industry It is the
fight of all industry If one indus-i in * ,hos ** '‘b" would enforce it, aad
t V is denied the right to defend,'^ * ho W®** rt • r *
totalitarian ends can be achieved itself, alt industry could be denied _
without direct totalitarian legisla fbe same right In fact, it would
tion. The power to tax is the secret be the fight of the American pco
weapon of the socialists who want f p!e themselves to maintain the
to strike down free enterprise freedom of speech and the way of
If this ruling is allowed to stand *'fe instituted for them when our
a’nd if deficiency claims by the In 1
Claude Grady will celebrate
birthday July 23
ternal Revenue Service under the
ruling are-.not contested and de
feated in the courts—if and when
the time aruses to contest them—
American business* for citing the! this will have been one of the most
advantages of freedom. What Con-
dastardly vicious pieces of bureau
cratic domination yet imposed up
i. liss I lanne I etterson is cele- j g ress bad no intention of doing, fed-
brating her birthday today. er al bureaucrats accomplished on the Amercian people. It would
Mrs. Major Crawford wilj cele-J^bey have imposed their will as be a body blow to our free enter-
brate her birthday July 22. public policy. They have usurped! prise system and to freedom
Billy Brinkley celebrated
of
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birthday July 15.
Baptismal Service Sunday
Sunday evening there will be a
baptismal service at the Lydia
Baptist Church.
TTie public is cordially invited to
this and all other services of the
church.
of Thomasville, N. C., visited
friends in the community a few
dyas last week
Mr. and Mrs. A. M Shumate vis
ited Lamar Patterson at Donaldson
Air Force Base hospital, Green
ville, Friday.
Sgt. and Mrs Jessie Harvey and
daughters, Mary and Anne, have
arrived here for a two weeks visit
with his mother. Mrs. Alma Har-
a banquet was enjoyed by the
young people of the Lydia Baptist
Church on last Thursday evening
An arrangement of yellow glads
and blue asters centered the ban
quet table which held lighted can
dles and rockets the length of the
table
A large group of young people
was present
Bud Tumbim, youth week pastor.
PEPH-COLA BOTTLING CO.
GrtmtUte. S. C.
Marriage Performed July 1
Mrs. Joan Curtis Hanna was
married to Clayton Albert Reece of
Laurens July 1 by Probate Judge
J. Hewlette Wasson
Family Has Dinner
Mr and Mrs Hugh Ballard, Mr
and Mrs J B O'Shields, Mr. and
Mrs. Ray Riley, A2C and Mrs
Maxie Lambert and son motored
to Greenwood state park Sunday
for a family dinner
Ctrele Program By Y
The Kathleen Walker circle of the
i Lydia Baptist Church Woman s
MisKmary Society met Wednesday
of last week at the home of Mrs
j Clyde Trammell
The business session was preaid
ed over by Mrs Trammell circle
The devotional was given by Miaa
Qua
Bevts.
of the
Taking p«rt oa the pro
gram were several of the
Censorship
By Taxation
By Thurman Sensing
Executive Vice-President
Southern States Industrial Council
Not for one moment would Amer-
icaits countenance a national cen
sorship law. Not even the most au
dacious advocate of big govern
ment would urge Congress to enact
such legislation. Yet it is a fact
that a federal agency has set itself
up as a censor of advertising in
American newspapers and maga
zincs. The agency is the Internal 1
Revenue Service.
This scandalous violation of free
speech first took place this year
when the Internal Revenue Service
ruled that money spent for adver
tisement which promotes free en
terpnse in the generation of elec
tric power cannot be considered
“ordinary and reasonable expen
ses” deductible for tax purposes
For years, public utilities have
inserted "institutional advertising'
in the nation's newspaper and
magazine press. Such advertise
ments have stressed the role of pn
vatefy owned electric power com
panies in developing business and
promoting the American way of
life Some of the advertising has
potnlrd out that investor-owned
companies pay a fair share of lo
ral. state and federal taxes, where
as u>railed public power project*
are operated at the expense of the
taxpayers
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