The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, October 16, 1958, Image 2
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Chamber of Commerce, Merchants Division Representatives Visit Plants
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Cysrd march Quarterback John
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Timmons completed the scoring
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yards for a third period score Mor
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anna Baptist Church on
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J Timmons. Cook son.' Morns through Sunday. October H
— The pastor. Rev. James B. Mitch
ell. is bringing the meaaagea Mu
sic is under the direction at Tom
Westmorland, state musk director
(or the South Carolina Baptist Con-
At Joanna Church
Revival services benan at the Jo» vention
The last in a series of courtesy calls on industrial plants in the Clinton area by repre
sentatives of the Chamber of Commerce and the Merchants Division on Monday when visits
were made to C-W-S (in.mo Co. and Canada Dry Bottling Works.
\t both places, the representatives told of the value of the plants to the economy of the
area and expressed appreciation to the managers and their reprcsonlatives. I>. B. Smith
w.is spokesman at the C-W-S plant, and Jim Von llollen at the Bottling Works.
In the photo at left, made at C-W-S (iuano Co . Manager Henderson Pitt* I left center!
is shown being greeted by Mr. Smith. Others in the group are H. Earl Martin. Jr.. Odus
Young, employee of tor plani. \on lloll-n. president of the Chamber of Commerce. Jo-
> Holland. Mrs. Pearle Henry. Mrs. Davis Workman, bookkeeper. |. M. Adair, and C II.
Leonard.
The C-W-S company, with Frank Cauley, superintendent of the plant, manufactures
fertilizer and feeds, does a ginning business, sells coal, and fertilizer materials to farmers.
At the Canada Dry Bottlers, the group was met by James Rhodes, assistant to T. E.
Addison, owner, and is shown (front center) greeting the spokesman. Von llollen. Others
are I. M. Adair. 11. Earl Martin. Jr., Mrs. Pearle Henry. C. H. I.eonard. Joe S. Holland,
and D. B. Smith.
The Canada Dry Company bottles and sells a variety of soft drinks which they distri
bute in this territory.
—Pnotos by Dan Yarborough
ill Tells Audience
cal people.” He declared that these
plants will not remain free from
labor, rack without
Human Benefits Don f' ” ^ »»^ «-
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in unity
Dr Hit a Virginia native and a
forn.tr asidrnt of Clinton, said "the
labor racket ran be defeated by a
l-aurm- - Dr Napoleon Hill of philosophy of emidoye-employer r*
i.rrtntilk told some 30$ persona la*ton* based apart mutual aid which
attending Intra Laurens County gives both partie* tremendous fknan
I I\* «'tub* annual barbecue Ttir* ctal brncfds "
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thr mduatrtal planti akark hme he few nl
pamaialtmg ami m The aelhar af a kmena haak
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problems, neither of which are of
our own making."’ which we must
solve Labor racketeering is one. he
stated, and the other the Supreme
Court's "attempt tv force us to in
tegrate the races in our public
schools ”
l»r Hill predicted that the segrr-
galu« problem can be solved "by
doing away with public schools and
doing the teaching m the homes by
trlrviaMn If we find d necessary,
the reaching can be done by an ar-
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ly af the state *•
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There will be a
at the PcatecoaUl
on Jackaon street Sunday aft
from 2 SO until 4 on p a. There
will be several groups singing The
public is cordially invited to attend
the American Lagwai Auxiliary ail
be fcetd Monday aeamng. October
*. at 7 SO a clack at the Aamncaa
Legtaa Hal Dr Laytao Fraser will
■haw Alms Ukca aa hit recent tnp
to the Holy Land
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$2.00 Per Person
SPECIAL NOTICE!
Applications for employment with
COMMUNITY CASH STORES
at Clinton
will be accepted Wednesday, Oct 22
11a.m.to 1p.m. 2p.m.toSp.m.
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