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THE CtOfTON CHBONICLE. 'CLINTON. 8. C.
THtnaSPAY, MARCH 25, 1937
CASINO THE
MONDAY AND TUESDAY,
“ March 29 anp 30
v^cuiuiiC
GRETA GARBO, ROBERT
LIONEL BARRYMORE
and ELIZABETH ALLAN.
Their lips tine.
Garbo, more/(nrilling than ever. Rob
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TAYLOR,
^ I^at Rock ia All Excited "
deer mr. edditor:— »
• it looks likfP^a big discovei^ has
just benn made in the flat rock cem-
miterry and it will no doubt' make
our town famous. A verry ' old
toomb-rock was located by hon. judd
skinner last week while he was Jook
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Joanna Mill News
Ooldville, 'March 19;—Mr. and Mrs.
•George King_ were called to Spartan^
burg Monday on account Of the dedth
of their niece, little Mary Ti^ance. .
Mr. and Mrs. Will Dees and daugh^^l
ter,'Alliene, and Mr. and Mrs. George I
Craft motored to Hendersonville and I
Cellophane, which has been pfov^! Asheville Sunday,
such an ideal wrapping for foodstuffs I !
ert .Taylor/her new screen lover—j ing for the grave of his third wife. of its moisture-proo relatives in Chester Sunday. i
reaching tli. peak of their romantic! • tjes va^int eener 1 ^rs. John Feltman spent the week/
careers together! / the iHscowery that mr. thl^s^des MoUture >
Pathe Newa |made is almost positive proof thjst the sides. Moisture-'
10 A*. M. Show—MONDAY.
lOc and 25c
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 31 ,,
Along Came Love
V(ith IRENE HERVEY, CHARLES
STARRETT, DORIS KENYON.
Here’s the mad agiLmerry romance/ of course, we can’t be sure yet
of a five-and-ten baby who went hay- /hat this toomb-stone is at the head
wire for a Uxi-cab valet who could of 4he-grave of the genuine french
napoleon boney-part wss berried in
flat rock just like^ marshall'pey was
berried, in n. C. it-looks like gen-
boney-part escaped from eurdpe just
like the famous ney did, and it was
not him that w’as exiled to the is
land of saint hell lena where he dide.
sidestep'matrimony faster^ than Ed
ward the Eighth
napolean, as it broke, and only the
followering letterings have benn lo-
proof and odor-proof, they give the j -Miss Millie Cole spent the 'week-
same protection at home that theyj^J with Miss Medora Campbell in
give foods on the dealer’s shelves. The
most uncoraj?jRniei»ble foods, such as
onions, butter and cfi»B8e7~may be
placed side by side in the refriger
ator without fear of contamination.
A half grapefruit or ju-melon—and
what problems they’ve been in the
News Laughi.” “Mexican Idyll,” cated: “sacred to the memory of na
? « A* 1 ef rinfoon K/^nbir fKaf norf fYio4_ aLVirviil/
“Jtraxi
Morning Show At 10 O’clock
10c To All
THURSDAY, APRIL 1
The Plough and
the Stars
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pxdean boney.*’ that part 4bat should
of had the ballance of ,his name,
vizzly: “part” Is missing and can
not -be fouind.
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Starring BARBARA STANWICK.
l’KI-:STON FOSTER. ENA O’CON
NOR and players fronT_ the famous
AblH'V Theatre. _\
The words she whispered thundered
in his brain, as he led the mob in a
fight that couldn't wink.—
"Going I’lace.s,” “Pictorral."
Morntng Show At 10 O’clock.
10c To All
FRin.\Y AND SATURDAY,
April 2 and 3
On the Avenue
DICK POWELL,
which to keep^ foods. They have the
added advantage of being washable,
so that your oiled silk bags are a
holsum moore wants 4iis remains, inve.stment On the other
dug up at an early date and saysk^n^^ cellophane bags cost less
it'is the rail honey-jiart that was ^^^y times.
With
I EINE ( ARROLL, ALICE FAY,
RITZ BROTHERS. (lEORGE BAR
RIER. AAAN MOWBRAY, CORA
WITH ERSPOON and S T E P I N
FETtHIT.
Ji'llll of boailiU>oom and g4)-go! The
swankiest musical hit ever filmed!
Hear- "The Girl On the Police Ga
zette,’. "This Year’s Kisses” and the
rest of the six best songs Irving Ber
lin ever wrote!
"PHANTOM RIDER” No. U. with
BC( K JONES. FOX NEW.S. '
10 A. M. Show—FRIDAY.
lOc and,i^.5c
. NEXT WEEK--
berried there that he can reckernize
him from his pitcher-on his wall, if
he is holding his hand over his stum-
mick with his hat in same, he will
know that the frenchman’s boddy was
laid to rest in flat rock and not in eu
ro pe.
this ought to makii-flat rock^ fa
mous, mr. art .square is alreddy fig-‘
gering on charging clO for anyboddy
to .see the whereabouts oU napolean’s
grave, and cl5 to see the part of his
name on the marble toombrstone that
was not broke off and lost, there has
always benn some doubt abouD what
,kcome of napolean after he started
MADE-joff in a trot h'om the battle of w'at-
ter loo.
Clinton.
Mrs. John Boswell and little daugh
ter, JCay Frances, returned Saturdi^
to their home in Columbia, after
spending the week with -Mra. Boi-
welJ’s pareiita, Mr. and Mrs. C. E.
Chapman.
icebox —can be easily slipped into/ Mrs. Addie Motes of Kinards, spent!/
gleaming transparent bags a(nd kept j the week-end. with Mrs. B. D. Sum-
moist and juicy. mers.
There are also oiled silk bags now Mrs. Annie Harvey was called to
on the market, some of them equip- Whitmire Thursday on account of the
ped w4th zippera, othera with death^of Tierlfather7
and they, too, are grand things in and Mrs. L. E. Prater and son,
Rudolfe, attended the funeral of Rob
ert Prater in Batesburg Sunday.
Lester Sweat of \^itmire, spent
Sundgyjvith Henry Finney, |
Mr. and Mrs; Milton Wait3,and sonj
and Mr, and .Mrs. Walter Waits and •
^ We are offering week-end values that will make your
Easter dinner: most enjoyable for^ the 'iainily. We liave
ta* wide variety of Groceries, Vegetable and-Meats that
will please you. We will be-plpised. to have yopr orders
early.
4-
15c
Lighthouse CLEANSER, 4 cans
Southern Lady Salad Dressing,
quart
Del Maiz Cream Style CORN,
2 1 * ■ . ^
SU«^ PEACHES, No. 1 taD ciuiklOc
Premium SPICED PEARS,
No. 2% can .j... 25c
Franco American SPAGHETTI,
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25c
25c
mr edditor, m yore corry spbridfriT,
i will have a photograf of the last
resting place of this njost famous eu-
'•opean, and -will send it to you by
fast male a| soon as it has benn de-
velloped ansoforth. hon. skinner says
there is a chance that a nian by the
name of *’napoIcan honey” was ber
ried in that grave, and that the broke
off peace do,not contain the ballance
of his name, as there werren’t none.
"GOLD DKIGEKS OK I9.’n“
“LI.OYD’S OF LONDON"
Broadway
- Theatre
.MONDAY AND TUESDAY.
March 29 and 30
Sinners Take All
With hlUH E t ABBOT.' MARi
<;ARET I.INDSAY; JOSEI’H CAL-
I El A and RAYMOND HATTON.
One amusing murder after another
. .. . and a lOvely spitfire under sus
picion!, Romance plus thrills!
"Ender. Southern >Skie^t.’* Jacques
Fray Orchestra. -
10 A. M. Show—TUESDAY.
10c and 20c
The Flat Rock High School Folks
Staged a Big Show
the play givyi by the “dirty doz-
zen" at the flat rock high scholl
audy-torium last friday night was a
howling .suckcess. the title of the
play was: “do figgers lie.” itwas
indulged in by the entire tenth and
eleventh grades.
These bags are invaluable for keep
ing crackers and cookies from be
coming soggy and for keeping bread
and cakes which dry out* so quickly
when exposed to the air.
Blackheads
should never
complexion brush,
and enlarged pores
be tolerated. A good
and
children of Calhoun Falls, spent the|
weekend'with .Mr. and .Mrs. W. K.
Waits.
Mrs. W. A. Hart of Clinton, is.
spending a few’ (jays w’ith Mr. and
•Mrs. J. B. Hart.
Goes To Rock Hill
Tom Addison left the past week for
bland soap
w'ater will soon cause them to lose j Rock Hill -where he has accepted a
their stubbornness. Hot compress ap-j position with the Victoria Mills,
plications help to soften the .skin and
stimulate the circulation. Then cover
the finger tips with tissues and press
gently, being careful not to bruise
or break the skin. Follow with iced
witch hazel or other astringent skin
tonic.
Probably the mimarch of all s^ads
is a calavo half shell, filled witn*Sec-
tions of grapefruit over which has
been poured a judicious amount of
tart, thin, French dressing. A few
.slices of green olives give an unusual
flavor.
NrfVy blue has been picked as the
lebder of the spring color brigadef
with several bright ,blue tones in the
vanguard flanked by black, -grey,
and beige. Of course, footwear will
continue lo be cjosely linked with
costume ensembles, but the one-color
ensembl^Ts out. If the shoes match
the dress, coat, or hat, accessory col
ors* .should cotrtrasit.
the play started off with a jap-
panees dance by misvs Jennie veeve
smith, the scholl princifUe, entitled—r
“the rumba” .... she allso doneu
some tap and tOe anecdotes, as w’ell
as one volume of the hootchy-kqotchy
by reiiuest from the trustet'S.
' six qr seven different sofigs were
sung by the encores, a 1-minnet
yoddling contest was staged enduring
the inter-missions, and hon. holsum
moore’s Uth darter/ sweetie moore,
winned the prize, ' she took yoddling
at the county seat last monday night
while on a vissjt to her aunt, miss
diny moore.
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WEDNESDAY, MARCH ,31
The Plot' Thickens
"With JAMES (ILEASON. ZASU
PITTS. OMEN DAVIS. JR., and
LOUISE LATIMER, i
The scream sTafa ‘of the homicide
squad. Inspector Piper and Miss
Snoopy Withers, are on the trail of
another sizzling murder!
“Pay As You Enter.” “Pudgy Takes
a BowlW’ow." 1^.
Morning Show at 10 O’clock. _
10c To All
THURSDAY. APRIL 1
King of Hockey
With DICK PURCBLI^ NA-
<;KL, MARIE WII^ON and WAYNE
MORRIS. • -
H^The hottest thing on ice! King
_oC,,lmerica’8 fastest, roughest, tough-
-7ost_sport—that’s “Gabby” Dugan.
“Romantic Mexico.’’ “Organ Grind
ers.” /
Morning Show At 10 O’clock. 1-—
A 10c To All
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY.
April 2 and 3
Every Man’s Law
With JOHNNY MACK BROWN
and BETH MARION. Daring deeds,
thrilling action, and amazing advenr
ture in a setting of Western splendor!
’•VIGILANTIES ARE COMING.”
“GoW Qiwet oi the Ages.” Comedy,
-Ready T* Serve.”
iO A. M. Shaw—SATURDAY.
10c and 20c
NEXT WEEK—
rFLYING HOSTESS’*
“LITTLE LORD FAUNTLEROY”
Here is the recipe for an egg sham
poo given to u.s by a famous movie
star noted for her luxuriantly soft
and beautifu^ hair. Use it a.s you do
any .shampoo:
2 well-beaten eggs ,
‘u cu|) of melted s^p
3 drops of anvmoniA_
^ teaspoonful of borax
1 pint of water, —;—
Household hint: To make bottles
safe for traveling, cover the stoppers
with adhesive tape, or dip the stop-K^
per end of the bottle in melted para- nicutt as joint hostesses,
fin.
Moose Enjoy Fish Supper
Members of the* lotal lodge, Loyal
Order of Moose, e,ntertained their
wives with a fish supper Saturday
night. Cares and troubles, if any,
were left^behind, and everybody had
a good time. '
COFFEE, lb 25c
Duke’s MAY^AISE, quart . 40c
Kraft’s French Dressing and
/ Sandwich Spreads;^ 2 for ..,. 35c
BLALOCK’S GROCERY&MARKET
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PHONES 156 and 157
WE DELIVER
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Girls* Club Enjoys W'einer Roast
Members of the Joanna Girls’ club
and a few friends motored to Horse-
sboe Falls SaTurda^ night and had a
jolly good time roasting weiners and
toa.sting marshmallows.
Birthday Party
Fi'iemls of Miss Christine Owens
gave her a surprise birthday party
at the home of Miss Vivain Crowder
Saturday evening. Christine received
many pretty gifts. evening
of fun, delicious refreshments^ were
served.
Missionary Society Meets
The Marlararot Warren Missionary
society met with Mrs. Cecil Blakely
on Tuesday nighT.* An interesting pro
gram was given on “Christian Educa
tion and Evangelistic .Forces,” There
were twelve members present and
one visitor. Two new member were
added to the f/L Mr.s, Bryoe Little
and Mrs. Floyd Osbourne. After the
close of the program and business
session the hostes.s, assisted by her,
lister, Mrs. C, B. Dickey, served.a de-[
licious sweet course'with .coffee. Next
month the meeting will be held wjth
Mrs. C. N. Frankx and Mrs. E<1 Hun-
FOE THE NEW YE^R
JOURNALS
CHRONICLE PUaCO.
the scheme of the play was laid
jin vieginny, but wound up in n. C.
jit was full of verry smart sayings,
I allso plenty of humor and Qthe
spices of life was inter-spersed here
and there to fetch on laughter an
soforth. for the first time in 6 dif
ferent entertainments, no eggs or
annything was throwed at the actors.
thalD happened because the egg throw
ers, toiTji. -head’s 2 boys, w6re in !he
play themselves.
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the total reseats went to help buy
a rug for the-teechers-flatform, which
cost 2.98$. they now owe only 11.92$.
a couple of plays like the last,,will
pay for it in fulk what ruint the
income of the last performance was
too many passes were given out by
friends and Relatives of the scholl.
music was fumishTd by the flat
rock stringed quartet, allso by sbihe
mouth-organ^ blowing from members
of the audience who vollunteered to
help out in their pinch, only 1 juice-
harp tune was played; the feller
broke the, tongue out of same, and
had ,to stop, some gittar and banjo
mell^ies Were sung to the joy of all
concerned, with kind legards, i
remain— -
yores trulie,
mike Clark, rfd,
Methodists Plan
Easter Cantata
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The choir of Broad Street Metho
dist church, assisted by Mrs. P.
Jacobs and Mrs. D. J. Brimm, will
give an Easter cantata, “He Is Ris
en,” on Sunday night at 7:30.
Beautiful choruses will he inter
spersed with solos, duets, and trios,
the special parts being anng by Mrs.
Jacobs, Mrs. J. H. Pitts, Mrs. R. W.
Wsde, Miss i Collette GrifHn, Miss
R<^ Mahaffey, a^ W. G. Coker.
<Hher members of the choir are
Mias Lois, Blakely, Msa. 0. J. Brimm,
Julian CMeman, RheCt P. Adabr, O.
W. BoUiiifswortli, aad tL F. Harris.
Mia. Jamas Pitta, Jr., is orgaalat Tha
public Is cordially invitad
Women like a ^strong and silent
man because they think h^ is listen
ing to,them. —
West Clinton News
Mr. anej Mrs. L. M. Evans, Mr. and
Mrs. \Fate Arnold and Billy, Mrs.
Annie Evans and daughter, Margar
et, were visitors in Greenville Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Campbell, Mr.
and 'Mrs. Grange Campbell and »on
Silas, wei*e visitors in Columbia Sun
day.
Mrs. M. T. Ficklin has returned to
her home after ^ spending several
weeks, with relatives'in Greenville.
Miss Annie Sprouse of Mountville
is spending a few days with Mr. and
Mrs. Haskell Estes. —^
Mr. and Mrs. Roy .Holtaclaw vis
ited Mr. and iMrs. Joe., Johnson in
Goldville this week.
• 'Mrs. Lily Rhodesburger and son
of Newberry visited Mrs. Rhodes-
burger’s mother, Mrs. S. P^-Kinard,
Sunday. —' -
- _’Mr. and Mrs. Reese Reagan of
Knoxville, Tenn., have moved into
Our community.
Joe Terry^ visited' his mother in
Greenwood Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. S. P. Dye, of Greer,
and Mr. and Mrs. Will Jones of
Greenville spent Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. Jack Anderson. Billy Jones re
mained for a stay..
-—- With The Skk
A. F. Can^kbell is suffering with am
injui«d 'foot.
Sorry to report Charles Hughes
underwent an appendix operation at
the Greenwood hospital last week but
ia improving. '
Miss Vera Hedspeth underwent an
appendix operation in Greenwood
Monday.
Mrs. James Dunaway is improving
after having pneumonia.
. / Birth - Announcement
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Meadors an
nounce the birth of a daughter on
Thursday, March 18. The little girl
has been given the name of Ruby
Katherine.
Gray
Funmral Home
7 CMob, S; C.
FL^ERAL DIRECTORS
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El^LMERS
AmlMtoBct derrieg
41 and 89M /
L irus^Uj. GRAY Mi
X PARES AiDtAiE. fMfc/lIfn.
' THE PERFECT
EASTER GREETING
FLOWERS
—FOR YOUR HOME
—FOR YOUR CHURCH
—FOBT YOUR FRIENDS
Easter Lilies,. Hyacinths, Hy-
iraageaa, Ciaeratias, AmIsm,
^Primroses, Begenias. Geraai-
uma, Reacs, Snapdragons, Glad
ioli, Carnations, Valley lilies,
Gardcniaa, Sweet Peas.
CORSAGES ACCORDING
TO'TOUR ORDER.
Stop in nt our shop today and
see the beautiful display of
Easter Flewera.
EASTSIDE
GREENHOUSE
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BELK’SSPECML
EASTER PRESENTATION
EASTER IS DRESS-UP TIME. SWING INTO FASH
ION WITH MODERATELY PRICED CLOTHES
FROM BELK’S."
Fariuonable Dresses
SHEERS! PRINTS!
Soft graceful flower prints on navy back
grounds in the new lovely chiffons. Sizes 14
to 52, Including half sizes—
$4.95 to $9.95
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Eastm*Dresses
Just received a new stripment of one and
J^o-piece dresses. Prints and solid pastels.
Tbfese afford the thrift shopper styles mod
erately priced. All sizes—
$1.98 to $3.95
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Plaster Footwear
Good-looking, comfortable, perfect fit-
ing. Natural Bridge Shoes. Tempting to
look at, delightful to wear, White,
white combinations, navy ;»and grey.
Widths AAA to D. Moderately priced—
$4.95
For
Men
Select your Easter Suit
now. All wool, hard finish
ed materials, double and
single breasted, plain and
sport backs. Plain greys,
grey mixed,tan and combi
nations. Sizes 34 to 46—
$12,95 to $14.95
Phoenix Hosiery
Examine them for shefiL
beauty and qualify. They
wear longer, due to apec-
ially twined threads. AB
~the newest shades—
79c pair
Accessories
Gloves and Handbags to
match each costume^ Col
ors: navy, grey, beige, this
tle, white and bbitk—
Gloves— /
48c to $1.95
-/m to 98c
^
. New
. Spring Shoes
Gr^nd for Easter and* af
ter, Tlieir lines are high
and flattering. Style swings
to Gaberdines, Grey, navy
and black. All widths and
sizes—
We also carry a complete
line of Oxfords, Straps,
Ties and Dundeers.--
—Children’s
Shoes ^
outhful spring styles for
boys and girls of all ages.
Made of solid leather, built
to suit the taste of active
young modems—
98c to $1.98
Rsd Goose Shoes—
^ $2.95
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Your Easter Hat b Heiw
The Rriiens roll—r^diit and very new! Fine
strakrs, felts and aaocy little veiled hats for
drehs-np. Priced from—
. 98c to $2.95
BELK’S DEPT, store
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