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THE CLINTON CHRONICLE
Thursday. April 28, lf«0
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Mr and Mrs. Donald Lawton and
small daughter. Donna, of Orange
burg. were week-end guests of the
former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. An
thony Forrester. Friends will be glad
to know that Donna is well again
THE VETO POWER ren, Harrison. Taylor. Fillmore, and a fter suffering an illness recently.
The power of limited veto granted Garfield—never used the veto at all. Mr andMrs Russell Moore of
by the Constitution to the Ptesidenl At the other extreme were Cleve- ' . . , am
of the United States is a vital part tend, who vetoed 5#4 measures, and Laurens ' vlslted Mr - . and Mrs -
of the system of checks and bal- Franklin D Roosevelt, who used Josse Bolt and family last Sunday,
airces among the three coordinate | this power t>31 times. President' Bruce Austin of the Navy, sta-
branches of our -national go\ern- Eihenhower. who has .vetoed 160 1 tioned at Norfolk, Va., spent Sun-
ment In the .hands of some chief bills, has probably been overridden . ... ..
executiv es it has enjoyiKl frequent, ! b v the Congress leasf of all He has
and effective use: others have em- io S t on one vote, that coming on and ^ rs Austin, Brenda
ployed it not a; all , a public works appropriation bill and Earhne. Mr and Mrs. Harold
In the course of American history, which he had already twice vetoed Austin, also of^Norfolk, .spent the
from 17K9 through April 19. 1960. the aid which had been reduced to meet
veto power has been invoked 2.171 some of his objections
times This figure includes both
regular vetoes and pocket vetoes wnm me is being
(refusal to sign within the final 10 adjourn,,! hope President Eisenhow-
days of> sessitjn • against both pub- or will use the veto power or the ° . '
lie and private-bills The potency of threat of this power to hold the line ^ Adams attended the Home
this executive power is abundantly on Congressional spending forays. I Mission meeting held at the First
ev ident from the fact that on only also hope he will use it this election Presbyterian Church in Greenwood
(72 occasions has Congress over- year, to prevent enactment into law ' ast Thursday.
riden a veto by the necessary two- of radical and politically-inspired ^ r - and Mrs. Tom Coleman, of
.1,1 birds vote of botli houses programs which would foster so- Jilountville, visited Mrs. Frank
The extent to which the veto pow- cialism and the growth and power Voung and Miss Lula Young last
er has been used has variwl great- of the national government Last l Friday.
ly among the 33 men who have sen -1 year he effectively utilized this Laurence Young spent last week-j
e<l as president Eight presidents— power in fighting successfully for end in Charlotte and Davidson, N.
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Davis
visited Mrs. Davis’ mother, Mrs.
Mattie Harris, who is a patient in
a hospital at Sandersville, Ga., last
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. J. 0. Ray were
Sunday guests of Mr. Ray’s broth
er and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.
IlliaMiBi.:
Faster holidays with them.
Friends of James T. Bolt will be
th Between now and the first of .Li!v. interested to know he has improved
^ U)n * r T ? SS . 1 J S ex jr ,e ? ,0 after being ill several weeks at his
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W. L. Ray and family in Charlotte,
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Mr. and Mrs. E. D. McCullough
visited Mr. McCullough’s mother
Mrs. Bessie McCullough in Iva Iasi
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. E. D. McCullough
attended the evening service at Cal
vary Baptist Church in Ware.Shoals
last Sunday, going there for the
baptism of Mrs. McCullough’s
brother, Ellison Howard.
Mrs. Ada Prather and children
visited their mother and grand
mother, Mrs, N. E. Hill, in Clinton
last Sunday. Mrs. Prather has re
cently moved to this community.
Friends of W. M. Sellars will re
gret to know he has boon iH at his
home the past several days. Mr.
and Mrs. Colie Nelson and family
yisited Mr. and Mrs. Sellars last
iday.
Eugene Forrester, Paul Reid and
Grace Orr attended the Senior Jligh
Fellowship rally in AJbbeville Sat
urday. Miss Orr was elected to
serve as alternate for this district.
JtEV. MANLEY NEW^PASTOR
AT MILAM ROAD CHURCH
Rev. David Manley, who has
been Youth Director of the Laurens
District Church of God, began his
duties as pastor of the Milam Road
Church of God on Sunday, April 24.
Rev. and Mrs. Manley are pres
ently making their home in Enoree.
They have three children. This is
Mr. Manley’s first pastorate.
Congratulations to Mrs. Robert
Wilkie, who observed •
April 28 tnd to her brother, G. V.
Sellars, whp had a birthday r
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An ideal time to give
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both Adamses. Jefferson. Van Bu-ja budget of balanced porportions.
10 LBS. PI RE
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PI RE PORK
Sausage
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S. C. GRADE A LARGE
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FRESH HOMEMADE LIVER
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Irby's Ms
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irket
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C., visiting fraternity friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Young and ^'
family visited Mrs. Young’s moth-: I
er, Mrs. John Craig in Union last ]
Sunday. Mrs. Craig is suffering |
with a sprained ankle.
George C. Adair observed a birth-
2nd BIG HIT
I Must Have a Love Life
On the spending (appropriation)
bills, I would go one step further
and gvie to him or any other presi
dent the power to veto any specific
items within such bills in the inter-
of eliminating waste, extrava
gance, and pork barrel expendi
tures. At present, the president
must veto an entire appropriation
pork barrel items. In other words,
in place of the scalpel to do the
necessary pruning, the president is
forced to use the meat axe or swal
low all the pork barrel items.
At present 42 of the 50 states have
given their governors the item veto
power, and no state which has ever
extended this power has subsequent
ly withdrawn it I had this author
ity when I was governor and found
it to be a very effective instrument
gance. i ■
Although the power of item veto,j|
has been proposed for years, the jjj
Congress has never moved to relin-1 ^
quish its right to pad appropriation
bills through submission to the IP
states of an amendment to the Con- ■
stitution. Congress will never make ■
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