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H THE CHRONICLE, CUnton, S. C., October 31, 1968—V Politicing BRADSHAW RALLY—Shown at a date for U.S. Congress; Jess Haw- barbecue supper for Charlie Brad- kins, L. T. Lawson, Lester Hair, and shaw last week in Joanna are, left Clyde Young to right, Bradshaw, Republican can- Mrs. Young Mrs. Amey Worthy Young, 74, wife of Jerry Young of Rt. 3, Clinton, died Saturday at a local hospital. She was a native of Newberry and a daughter of the late Daniel and Mattie Sara Worthy. Surviving also are a godchild whom she reared, Mrs. Mary Emily Robinson of Clinton; and a sister, Janie Burgess of Reading, Pa. Funeral services were con ducted Wednesday at Calvary Baptist Church. Mrs. Hunter Funeral services were held Sunday for Mrs. Anna Mary Hunt er, 63, who died Thursday, Oct. 24, in a Columbia hospital. Ser vices were held at Mt. Vine A ME Church in Joanna with burial in the church cemetery. A native of Laurens County, Mrs. Hunter was a daughter of Mrs. Lizzie Bell of Clinton. Mrs. Hunter was a member of Hart well Holiness Church. Other survivors include a sis ter, Mrs. Novella Ferguson of Detroit, Mich., and a brother, Daniel Hunter of Detroit. LONG, LAKE HONORED — State Sen. John D. Long, left, of Union, and Robert C. Lake, Jr., right, of Whitmire, were honored last Wed nesday night at a rally and barbecue in Union. Approximately 250 per sons attended. Long and Lake are both Democratic candidates for the State Senate from Senatorial District 5 which includes Union, Newberry, and Laurens Counties. Long is a candidate for Seat No.l and Lake is a candidate for Seat No. 2. Twelve PC Students Teach Twelve Presbyterian College students this semester are par ticipating in the practice-teach ing program with assignments in four public schools of Laurens County, Dr. George M. McGuire, education department chairman, announced today. He said the group includes: At Thornwell High--Elizabeth Lindsay of Greenville, mathe matics; Carol Allen ofPiedmont, psychology and reading; Kath erine Williams of Montgomery, Ala., English; and Linda Mc Cord of Manning, mathematics. At Laurens High--Ray Combs of Bradenton, Fla., American history; Emmy Yhrbrough of Whitmire, psychology; Paul Fer guson of Columbus, Ga., Ameri can history; Ann Fadeley of Co lumbia, psychology; and Carol Thompson of Manchester, Eng land, mathematics. At Clinton High--Helen Moore of Summerville, mathematics; at Clinton Elementary--Mary Bist- line of Columbia, first grade; and Jill Clark of Joanna, thirdgrade. PC Students Are Named To Who's Who Fifteen Presbyterian College seniors have been selected to appear in the 1968-69 edition of “Who's Who Among Students in American Universities and Col leges,* it was announced today. These students, nominated by the faculty on the basis of scho larship, leadership and promise for the future, are: Nancy M. Alexander of Smyrna, Ga.; Lewis J. Caldwell of Covington, Ga.; H. Hart Cobb of Decatur, Ga.; J. Samuel Hobson of Anderson; William B. Kirtland of Miami; Elizabeth R. Lindsay and Jane A. McSween both of Greenville; John W. Lown and John G. Wal- ther both of Columbia; W. Rush Otey of Gainesville, Ga.; Sandra E. Pitchford of Doravllle, Ga.; G. Richard Query of Charleston; William H. Scott of West Point, Ga.; Neille A. Wilson, Jr. of Darlington; Danny K. Wyatt of Huntsville, Ala. WASHING SWEATERS- Adda little vinegar to the rinse water - there will be no perspiration odor. We have lots of 0. I6i ...NO TRICKS! 1967 OLDS White with black vinyl roof and black interior. R, H, A. T., P. S., P. B., Factory Air Cond. 1967 DART GT 2-Dr. Hdtp., Medium Blue. V-8 Engine. A. T., R, H, Bucket Seats. Extra Bargain. 1967 DODGE Polara Hdtp Blue With Black Vinyl Roof. R, H, A. T., P. S., P. B., Factory Air Cond. 1968 ■ DELMONT 88 4-Dr. Hdtp. Gold With Black Vinyl Roof. Gold Interior, A. T., R, H, P. 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IF YOU CANT TRADE WITH COOPER -YOU JUST CANT TRADE Rachel Tobias WHITMIRE - Rachel Lee To bias, infant daughter of James E. and Hazel Jester Tobias, died Tuesday at Prosperity. Surviving also are a sister, Reba Lynn Tobias of Whitmire; grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Leo Kinard of Whitmire and Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Dolton of Clinton; and great-grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Farmer of Clinton. Graveside services will tie conducted Thursday at 11 a.m. Whitaker Funeral Home is in charge. from —1 ffht&ibU We have the mind of Christ. — (I Cor 2:16). The Mind of Christ is filled with true thoughts only. It can never weaken ; it can never become disturbed. The Mind of Christ is all-wise, all- know i n g. Because w r e h a v e this Mind, we are capable of thinking Godlike thoughts and of establishing good con ditions in our world. Bewitching Bargains f LYNN COOPER, “Your Volume.. Dealer” 302 East Main Street 838-1741 To us, Laurens County is more than just a place to do business. It's home. 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Clinton Bearings Plant An Equal Opportunity Employer BRADSHAWI REPUBLICAN FOR CONGRESS OF THE UNITED STATES THE MAN Charlie Bradshaw decided to seek the Fourth Congressional seat be cause of an unfailing optimism based on the American Ideal. As a result of owning a successful private business, he has an acute awareness of the problems of private enterprise and the community, as well as the local, state, and federal governments. Charlie Bradshaw feels that the busi ness approach is needed in govern ment, and believes strongly in having federal control of private business halted. With Charlie Bradshaw, its a matter of ideals and principles. His country and community have been good to him, and he cares enough to do something for them — and for his fellow citizens. He’s a fighter! He's a winner! He’s a worker! And he stands for what's right for the people — all the time. Charlie Bradshaw is the man to send to Washington, to straighten things out . . . THE MESSAGE (Excerpts from a Charlie Bradshaw speech) VIET NAM: We are in Viet Nam, our fathers and sons are in Viet Nam. and we must regardless of sacrifice give to our men in Viet Nam our every support Support not only m supplies and equipment but in policies which pro vide for our men — HOPE. HOPE that their return is foreseeable and the be lief that their sacrifices are not in vain. FOREIGN AID: We cannot be all things to all people We should help other countries in their efforts to remain free nations but we should also insist that those we help know the difference between assistance and total subsistence. CRIME AND RIOTS: We must insist that the people be pro tected, that law enforcement officers be supported, and serve notice to.one and all that our person and property are sacred and their destruction will not be tolerated. FISCAL POLICY: We cannot continue to spend monies which we do not have. We must insist that our Government return to sound business principles and discontinue spending in excess of its income. & V. Bradshaw addressing the 1968 Republican National Convention at Miami Beach Fla THE MISSION TO PROVIDE total leadership — young, fresh and ag gressive leadership — for all the people of South Carolina’s Fourth Congres sional District as their representative to the Congress of the United States. TO ELIMINATE the undercurrent of negativism’ in our society — to re establish confidence in our form of Government. TO REPLACE fear and uncertainty with faith and security. TO ESTABLISH a new spirit for South Carolina and America — a new and ambitious dedica tion: a new and sincere determination. TO DARE to lead with legislation designed for the good of all — never to follow sugges tions or ideas for political gam. TO WORK for less confusion by reducing Govern ment’s role m our way of life. To sim plify — not complicate. TO RESTORE the "Attitude of Freedom” which has made our country strong and productive. TO REMIND everyone of the great opportunities and freedoms we have in this great land of ours, anjd to bring back respect, grati tude and pride in our nation. TO UNITE our people toward a common goal for the good of all. A divided people can only produce a divided community, a divided state, and a divided country. TO DO all within his power as your Congress man to help put an end to the war in Vietnam, and to guard against unneces sary involvement in future world crises. TO HELP bring back the true image of America — to again make our country a world sym bol of prestige, confidence, respect and freedom. TO BE a working Congressman and a true rep resentative of the Fourth District of South Carolina — To Fight For All Your Rights. TO THIS MISSION and whatever else is within my power to make your life more comfortable and secure — I do pledge myself if elected to the United States Congress. A. A. R&m&ge, Jr. B. B- Ballard James R. Braswell Billy Tiller Robert Johnson Charles T. Pitts Hugh Jacobs Hance Finley James Johnson Frank Whiteford Dr. R. M. Fuller Dr. James L. Walker Ralph C. (Snow) Prater Grady Chandler Noland Suddeth Tom R&mage James Jacks Harry Nettles James Jacks Cally GanH Frank Ramage Miles Pownfl Boh Black Tommy Ramage Barbara Black