The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, July 07, 1960, Image 2
THE CLINTON CHRONICLE
Thursday. July 7,1960
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your 4* back IF THE ITCH
NEED SCRATCHING. You feel the
medication lake hold. Itch and
burning disappear* Uae instant-dry
ing ITCH ME-NOT day or night for
eczema, ringworm, insect bites,
foot itch, other surface rashes. TO
DAY at Young's Pharmacy.
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C ARD Ol THANKS
We art grateful for the many
acts of kindness and sympathy
shown u* at the time of the death
of Freddie Attaway We appreciate
all the things that were done for us
Will those who have dishes at the
home please call for them as we do
not know to whom they belong.
—MRS. WAVE ATTAWAY
AND THE PATTERSON
FAMILY.
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WALT DISNEY STUDIOS
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GlJY^WULJ-IAM*
With All the Characters You Have Met in the TV Series.
(iuy Williams as Zorro; Sgt. Garcia; Bernardo. Diego’s
.Mute Sen ant. Etc.
Feature: FRI.—3:27, 5:24. 7:21, 9:18
SAT.—1:27. 3:24. 5:21, 7:18. 9:15
CARTOON Children 25c, Adults 60c
Monday-Tuesday
July 11-12
JOANNA EMPLOYE HONORED
Retiring after 61 years in textiles, W, K. Waits (right) receives an
engraved silur bowl from Walter Regnery of Joanna Western Mills
Co. and general manager of Joanna Cotton Mills Co. The bowl was
presented by members of (he Joanna Manufacturers Council at a
dinner in his honor in Greenville. Mr. Waits, who worked 27 years
at Joanna. tameJhere in 1933 as overseer of spinning. Siace 1944
he has been assistant superintendent.—< Photo by John Holland Hun
ter).
Personal Mention
anthony Perkins.* Jane fonda
Wednesday-Thursd&y July 13-14
Mrs
MB BOM
FRED DEMARAMoI
Not Recommended For Small Children.
Too Scary*
Mr and Mrs Hubert Tinsley and
children formerly of Washington.
D. C. visited the latter's mother
Mrs J A Tinsley in the Fainriew
section enrdute to Memphis. Term
where he is being transferred
Mrs George Everett and Uttl<
son. William, of ThomasviDe. Ga.
are here for a several weeks stay
with her parents. Mr and Mrs
W R Anderson Mr Everett ac
cum panted them here for the week
end
Mrs Wallace Butts and
Frank P Wethrrbee. Jr., «g
Ga . were overnight visitors oa Fn
day with their daughter and Mater
Mrs Frank Jones. Jr , m& Mr
Jones
Mr and Mrs Bill HrMUMaa of
Greenville were gueota on Soaday
of the former's aunt, Mr*. John
W Fumry
Mrs J B sponhr Miss Agnes
Dom and Miss Ella McCrary
Tuesday for a two weeks stay w*Ji
Mtaa Frances Webb at her caT-age
at Hunting Island
Mr and Mrs John W Finney. Jr
Mu* Dot Taylor and Otha Johann
were guests of Mr and Mn Mar
Fianey at Myrtle Beach for the hob
day
Dr and Mr* Carl WcMagcr and
chtkhea spent the four.h hobdays 11
Anderson with her parents. Mr
and Mrs A. E Owen.
Frtends of Mr. and Mrs Jaaie-
R White and children wtB be ta
tnested to know they moved this
week at Aiken where Mr White
holds a position with the Fiberglass
company
Mr and Mrs Thurston Giles re
turned yesterday from Myrtle
Beach where they vudted he for
mer’s meter Mrs C B Kugler and
' Mr Kugler
THURMOND
REPORTS
DEFENSE AND
SECONDARY BOYCOTTS
The awesome dangers of gigantic,
sprawling national government are
many and grave, and not the least
ofthem is the difficulty of coor
dinating the different fields of ac
tivity to which the government is
committed
In IMS. m direct response to wide
spread and vocal public demand.
Congress passed a labor reform MB.
one of its major purposes being the
prohibition of secondary boycotts
A strike accompanied by a picket
line is an eeonomtr weapon, the use
of which against aa employer m a
legitimate dispute has always been
recograaed and permitted by law
Thu la a ‘primary boycott, aad «
M against this us# of picketing that
the 19M art is applicable
The use of a picket liar ta effect
14*1 IMMMiy DQyTtJEf OrCUTi
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Your
Social Security
Dependent aged parents of a de
ceased son or daughter may now re
ceive social security payments even
though the deceased was survived
by a widow, widower, or child.
These additional benefits are pos
sible as a result of recent social
security amendments
Dependent mothers and depend
ent fathers in this group should im
mediately get in touch with their
social security office located at 619
South Main Street. Greenwood, S.
C., or contact the Social Security
Representative in your area. Your
representative is in the Employ
ment Office, Clinton, S. C., each
Tuesday from 1 to 3 o'clock p. m.
Before a dependent mother at
age 62 Or dependent father at age
65 can receive benefits. they must
file proof of dependency with their
social security office. Generally
this proof must be filed within two
years after August, 1958, when the
law was amended, or within two
years after the death of the son or
daughter, which ever is later.
New Cemetery To
Start In County
Laurens County Memory Gar
dens, a perputual care cemetery
has been organized and will start
operations immediately. A thirty-
eight acre tract of land located
midway on the old Laurens-Clinton
highway has been selected as the
site for the new cemetery.
The officials and their families
will move into the Lauret»-Clinton
area as soon as living facilities can
be secured.
J. O. Wilson, president of the
corporation, stated that construction
is now under way.
The new cemetery will feature
flat bronze type memoriaiitation
and all the roust modern ideas in
cemetery design
Offices for the corporation have
been secured at 167 Swofford Bldg .
in Laurens and 206 Jacobs Bldg., In
Clinton. The corporation plans to
build permanent offices oa the site
at a later date
Transaction of the sale of the
land, part of the Russell R. Burns
proberty, was handled by C. Bryan
Holland
Stanley Ends 25 Years
As Scput Leader
L. L. Stanley, of GTeenville
| “chief" of 9,064 Scouts in upper
South Carolina, has completed 25
years as a Boy Scout leader
The 55-year-oM Scout execu
tive of the Blue Ridge Council
devotes much of his suminer
time to Cana? OM Indian, located
in the valley of Old Indian and
Callaham Mountains some 26
miles north of Greenville.
This summer 2.000 boys, the
largest number since the camp
was bulk 36 years ago, are ex
pected to attend CHd Indian from
Oconee. Pickens, Greenville .‘An
derson, Abbeville, Greenwood.
Laurens and Newberry counties.
Mr. Stanley has been a Scout
most of his life. As a boy he
was a “lone” ! Scout since there
waisln’t a troop for him to Join
com-
in the Georgia mountain
munity where he lived.
While attending high school in
Atlanta he became an
Scout.
After earning a degree
rial sciences, completing study
Columbia University. Mr. Stan
ley entered training school for
Scout executives.
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in so
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EXPERT WATCH
REPAIRING
FraakMM Pottery
Silver . Watrhee
Kimberly
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CLEARANCE SALE
GRIFFON - PALM BEACH
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Entire Stock SPORT SHIRTS Now $2.98
Values to $5.00—All Cottons and Dacron Blends
(Arrow Whites Not Included)
FREEMAN AND FLORSHEIM SHOE SALE
All Summer Styles—Also Fine Selection Of Year ’Round Styles
COME IN NOW AND SAVE!
Interwoven Sockt-AD Pattems-Stretch and Sport
Reg. Price S1.00 - Now 80c Stock Up At Discount Prices!
All Other Summer Merchandise Greatly Reduced
AD Boy’s Summer Wear DrasticaUy Reduced
Knit and Sport Skirt*—Wa Hi
HUSH PUPPIES - By Wolverine
Famoos For Comfort and l*oka
MEN’S STYLES HOY’S SIZES
Reg. $9.95 - Now $6.95 Reg. S8.95 - Now $5.95
Adair's Men's Shop
“For the
Save Steps
Write Checks
Ai S. Bailey & Sea, Baakers
ral
I
pute arKh hi*
those employee, establiah a packet
line oa the gourv emutnartiaa jab. a
wcondary bey rout usually rfeull*
for the cfliployaea of the
contract ** aad
fuse to cram the pteke*. line, and
t.ierehy, aa economic aenrtMa la
*;pkfd to parties who are aot ka-
volved m the dispute
At the pretsnt time, moat types
of common utus packodag are
prohibited by law A bill introduced
by Senator Kennedy, now being con
sidered by the Senate Labor Com
mittee. would legalize auch “com
mon situ*' picketing, aad. thereby,
a wide variety of aecoodary boy
cotts -
On the fact of K. the issue raised
by the common situs picketing bill
would appear to be largely coo
fined to the labor management re
lations field Upon examination,
however, the heaviest impact of this
bill would fall on our national de
fense effort. The defenie establish
ment is at present engaging in con
tinuous construction of missile test
ing facilities and launching sites
throughout the country. Repeatedly,
these missile sites and test facili
ties have been completely closed
down by “common situs’’ picketing.
Among those that have been affect
ed are Redstone Arsenal in Ala
bama, Cape Canaveral in Florida,
and Atlas and Titan sites in Kansas
and Wyoming. In almost every in
stance, applications to the National
Labor Relations Board or to the
court have, by injunction, brought
an end to the picketing. Should the
common situs picketing bill be en
acted. these work stoppages could
not be ended since they would be
legal.
The cost of defense constructon
would also be drastically increased
in addition to being delayed. Con
tractors will have to increase their
bids to cover possible work stop
pages over which they have no con
trol.
It is a paradox that while some
machinery of Congress is operating
in aa effort to reduce excessive
coats of defense and to speed up our
effort, other Congressional machin
ery is building roadblocks that wfll
have the opporite effect. We will at
tempt to defeat this bill, but the
very bigness of the national govern
ment insures that attuatkos of this
type will recur time end again, aad
many of them will not be dfocovered
in time.
OFFICE SUPPLIES
CHRONICLE PUR. CO.
T4
J. R. Crawford
SURVEYING
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THE CUMATE IS HOT
AT YOUR
MERCURV DEALER’S
For months our showrooms have
been sizzling. REASON: Mercury
. —the better low-price car-caught
fire this year.
Mercury prices now start *31-*66 -
below de luxe low-price name
V-S’s? And we’ll deal, deal, deal
to make your edge even better. .
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RED-HOT FACTS TO BUY BY:
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smoother ride. De luxe, fully carpeted interiors. More entnunce,.shouhlar and lag
rbom. Exclusive self-adjusting brakes. Up to 21% more glass area. Wipers that
dear windshield full width. Final foct-our trade-in deal wfll make your pneant
car look Kke a pile of ready cash.
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