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0 12 THE CLINTON CHRONICLE CttaUn, S. C* Thunday, March 11, 1165 West Clinton News . . . Attend Bridal Shower in Greenville MBS. M. W. ADAMS Correspondent-Re preseninthre Dial MS-2624 . V March 1. Susan Pitts March S. propaganda operations. They ternal friends of the Viet Cong, years. He was a son of the late and two grandchildren. tery at fMiWnp. are complementary maneuvers. But these groups exist and should Tom and Anna Ronions Atkins, Funeral services were eon- Pallbearers were R. B. Smith, In the cast of Cuba, Fidel be dealt with in accordance with and was a member of the First dtlcted Tuesday at 2 p.m. at Derrill Whitmire, Edgar Whit- Castro did not seize that island law. Baptist Church of Joanna. First Baptist Chinch bp Dr. sell, George Bodia, Lester Hair, simply by defeating the troops To be specific, some lehwtng Surviving' are his wife, Mrs. Harbin and Rev. Ross Pickett. Bill Boyd, Kenneth Frazier, R. of the pro-American Batista groups are urging U. S. service- Mozelle Franklin Atkins; two Burial was in Rosemont Ceme- H. Frazier. Castro won Cuba men not to serve in Viet Nam sons, Ted M. Atkins and Gerald ■ STOMACH ULCERS EXCESS ACID Ann Kina Mr* Rosa Owens SOvemment. vasuu wvu men not to serve in vtei nam sons, tea m. auurs ana uemia I . hirthHav wnw* Mr* E j’ because the friends and dupes of and not to help forward muni- T. Aikens of New Bern, N. C.; had a blrU,d * y SiJSTE. lLLJ; communism mid th. American U ons. TW, urglni goes beyond one daughter. MU. Nan Atkins 'm* 11 Morv Torrv had a hirth- Aiiatf Prniand and Rickv Farm- people the idea that Castro was traditional freedom of speech — of the home; three brothers, Bin _ ^ . Mrs , ^ Terry had ‘ birth Memo- ^ “ Robin Hood '' 01 ^ Carlb * it counts to aiding and abetting Clyde Atkins of Joanna, Floyd Mrs. Billy Lo^ry and j day Marehd. . n . ^ f 1 V bean, a reformer and human!- an enemy who is killing Ameri- and Jim Atkins of Gaffney; one Fern Hardman attended a bridal Mrs. W. B. Quinton ami Janice H 0 **** 1 - returned tari,m Ever since Castro has cans. This urging also is in di- sister, Mrs. Ruth Cash of Mayo; shower for Mrs. Delmar Hard- Meadors have birthdays on the Mn. Ida G^vi^on nriurnad been injtalled in Havana, the rect violation of Selective Serv- man in Greenville Thursday. 12th. hoine Saturday after being a pa- Reds and dupeg have per- i Ce a nd other laws, which make , Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Caugh- Mrs. Paul Quinton and Georg- tient in the Laurens County hot- 8igted ^ the llne that the Monn)e u a crime to attempt to man visited Mr. and Mrs. Wil- ette McGinnis have birthdays on pital. Doctrine is an invalid proposition men not to serve their country, son Garner in Chester Sunday, the l»h. and that, therefore, the U. S. has h is time that President Johnson Mrs. Arthur Sanders and Mike Richard Tinsley and Pam B a il e y Memorial ethodist no i e g a j right to intervene cracked down on the enemy’s visited R. D. Smith in Augusta, Meadors have birthdays March Church held the quarterly con- against Castro. allies within this country. Ga., last week. 14. ference Sunday. Supt. Harry ^ Vlet Little Angela Horne of Gaff- Rev. Dewey Tony fhandier was ^ N a m, the Rid line is that the ney, is spending this week with Windsor Susan Meadors and cl “® red * c " United States has no legal right her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. W. T O Shields have birth- orated the fellowship hall. to ^ of ^ Joanna _ Xom Atklas, 88, D. O. Freeman. dfl y s Marcb 15 * . ' Communist South Vietnamese died suddraly Sunday morning Mrs. C. J. Sexton has returned Harold Stroud, Ricnard rur- government. Now, the fact of at his home in Joanna after Bra home after a vacation in Green- ner, _Mrs. Clarence^Dunaway, | U||0 tOT OuCCt the matter is that our succession years of declining health. of stup i d mij^kcs _ in China, in He was a native of Blacks- Korea, and in Laos — have al- burg, but lived in Joanna 30 lowed the Communists to over- - run Asia to such an extent that our own safety is threatened. If we don’t defeat the Reds in anti communist South Viet Nam, then Tom Atkins ville, Anderson and Greenwood, and Edgar Norton have birth Mrs. O. R. Rollins is visiting days March 17. her son, Rev. R. W. Rollins, and Miss Iris Hughes has a birth- Mrs Rollins in Rockingham, N. day March 18. g Mr. and Mrs. B. B. Stroud will A2C, John Price and Mrs. observe an anniversary March Price of Shaw AFB, Sumter, 15 - spent the week-end with Mr. and M r - an d Mrs. Roy Protests By THURMAN SENSING Executive Vice FLAVOR CHAMP! PEI FRESH MILK YOUNG’S PHARMACY CHnton, S. C. mil Lawson _ 1 ,_w attacks will be made — in time Mrs. Gkorgs Prtce Md other,. * nn ‘ v "" (r0 TtS“ ptoi SSunlUHi ^£ Jr to or on 0<ir own Mr .od Mrs. BUly PltU aod sute, riot, and protest, around family were week-end guests of ATTEND FUNERAL ... world w |thm this coun- Mr. and Mrs. Burton Reeder and Those here for Mrs. Polly following our government’s contend not only with armed other relatives. * Vanderford’s funeral Sunday to str ^ e bac ^ ^ retail- enemies overseas but with the Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Fulmer were: Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Van- ati against Communist North vlciou * forces of leftist propa- of Johnston, visited Mr. and derford, Mr. and Mrs. Rion Price V j et ^ arn .. “F ganda within. Thus far the Mrs. Hubert Leopard over the and son, Mr. and Mrs. L. B. ^h a t [ s to be learned is the J °hnson administration has not But the United States has to week-end. Shealy, Mr. and Mrs. David SDeed and efficiency of the inter- an y steps against the in- Vernon Williams and George Ringer, Mrs. James Brown, Mrs. na ti 0 nal leftist apparatus which Davis were week-end guests of Richard Caldwell, Mrs. Mildred can mount a worldwide hate- Mrs. Davis’ parents in Kings. B. Hentz, Mrs. George Cromer America campaign within a mat- port, Term. of Newberry; Mis. Julia Hood. hours. In the Soviet Union, Mrs. George Price, A2C John Denise Crocker, Mr. and Mrs. communist Hungary and other Price and Mrs. Price and Mr. Ned Greer, Mrs. Della Greg- countries, mobs stormed United and Mrs. Ben Burton of Whit- roy, Mrs. Eugene Hawkins, Mrs. states embassies. In New York mire, were guests of Mrs. Ellen Bernice McNeace, Mr. and Mrs. City, two thousand chanting Gordon in Greenwood Sunday. Connie Miller of Union; Douglas demonstrators marched to the Mr. -and Mrs. Paul Trammell Vanderford, Tampa, Fla.; James United Nations building to pro- and daughter, Nancy, and Mrs. D. Vaiderford, Savannah, Ga.; test America’s defense moves. Margaret Price air sons visited Mrs. Mary Estes, Walterboro; Meanwhile U Thant, Secretary Mr and Mrs. Clyde Banks in Mrs. A. Coker and son, Mr. and General of the U.N., had taken Greenwood last week. Mrs. Edgar Brazell and family U p this same global line in urg- BIRTHDAY DINNER GIVEN of Columbia; Rev. Dewey Bra- ing that the United States refrain Mr. and Mrs. Hall King enter- zell and Mrs. Mrazell of New- from further attacks.' tained with a dinner Sunoday berry; Mr. and Mrs. Charlie The campaign began, in this evening honoring his mother, Thompson and son of Greenville; country, with leaders of the Com. Mrs. L W. King, who was cele- Mrs. Julia Blackwell, Mrs. Mary munist Party USA firing off pro- brating her 85th birthday. Bryant of JOnesville; Mr. and test telegrams to President John- Those attending were Mr. and Mrs. Mason Rowland, Mr. and son only minutes after the White Mrs. Edd King and grandchil- Mrs. Sloan Rowland of Joanna. House announced the initial air dren of Rock Hill; Jimmy King, WITH THE SICK raid. But the campaign also Mr. and Mrs. L. W. King of Those ill at home are Mrs. sucked in many innocent dupes, Antrevile; Mr. and Mrs. Edd Truman Leopard, Billy Reece, who have fallen for the propa- Brown and family of Belton; Ott and Kenneth Thomas. ganda line that the United States Mrs. J. L. Smith of Greenwood; Lib and Keith Sanders have has no business intervening in Miss Dorothy Hall, Miss Maria measles. Viet Nam. A clergyman, writing King and Miss Sandy Leopard of Mrs. Tommie Beaman and to The New York Times, wrote Rock Mrs. H. R. Smith are II. what he called “an angry pro- B1RTHDAY8 AND WEDDING Mrs. Woodrow Wilson is a pa- test over our ’illegal’ involve- ANNTVER8ARIE8 tient at the Newberry hospital, ment as ‘advisers’ in South Viet Guy Turner had a birthday Mrs. Era Lois lusti, little Deb- Nam.” He added: “We have no right being in that country ” Americans need to learn YARBOROUGH STUDIO and CAMERA SHOP Comer Mustrore uni Pitta Streata CAMERAS — FILMS — PHOTO FINISHING Just be sure MARSHALL FARMS USDA INSPECTED Prices Effective Through March 13, 1965 100 EXTRA TOP VALUE STAMPS! With Purchase of 818.88 or More Order |s|*; Community Cash Stores fj^j Vaid After March 17, 1M Limit 1 Coupon per Customer From menus to mailings We print everything right Cards to catalogs, bills to broadsides . . . what ever youi printing needs, you can count on ns for quality workmanship, dependable service, reasonable cost. Free estimates. Chronicle Publishing Co. 109-111 Gary Street Phone 833-0541 or remember, if they have forgot ten — that there is a great world wide engine of leftist publicity that goes to work automatically once the United States begins to hurt the Communist countries. This engine is made up of sup porters of the Communist cause, and of others, like the above- mentioned clergyman, who have been fooled into believing that the U. S. has no right to retali ate against its enemies. The speed and intensity, of the leftist response is a measure of the effectiveness of the Viet Nam air raids. The Communists are deeply concerned that they will be severely hurt by Ameri can sea power and air power, and they are accelerating their propaganda and protest machin ery in the hope of shattering American resolution. This is an old, old story, but needs constant retelling: The Communists regard not terri tory, but the will of an enemy, as the primary objective. 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