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/ ■ i CASINO THEATRE ■ ' A Jo«ni^ Newbeny X MONDAT AND fUKSDAY, V Jom 'M and IS rrhe King and the ^ Qionw GirF. latrodncing FERNAND GRAVET. new screen sensation, with JOAN ^ BLONDELL, EDWARD RVBRBtT| BORTQN and ALAN MOWBRAY.* " Maybe the King cim do no Monarch but an Ex'King, that’s differeotf? A i^nrlchart beantifol chorus girl was the painty dish they set’before this king! It’s the \i^hjtTuir4 .... gayest scandal you’ve ever heaH‘ whispered! GROUCHO MARX wrote it! Selected Shorts. Pathe News. 10 A. M. Show—MONDAY. 10c and 25*c Joanna Gains ' More Groimd Keeps Slate Clean'To Retai|i Post At Top of Ladder In Mid'State League. How They Stand Won Lost Pet 8 0 10(H)t ■ .... 6 4 3 2 2 1- 1 3 3 5 6 6 7 857 625 571 375 250 250 125 WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, June 16 and 17 “Nancy Steele Is - Missuig” ' The news flash that shocked the World . ^ and bound five lives in a spell of vengeance! How could beau* tiful Nancy Steele inspire such ruth less crime! (It’s good). - * Starring VICTOR McLA^HLEN, WALTER CONNOLLY, PETER LORRE, JUNE LANG and ROBERT KENT. "The Wrong Romance,’^ "Safety In the Air.’j’ "Romance of Digestion.’’ 10 A.""M. Show—WEDNESDAY. i i 10c To All FRIDAY AN& SiWRDAY, June IK and 19 JEAN HARLOW ROBERT TAYLOR In “Pe|6onal Property” It’s a merry mad farce . . with Jean as a wealthy widow and Bob her handsome butler! They’re together at last'—which means high-powered ro mance mixed in with laughs! ^^^"’ACE DRUMMOND" NorT«. Joanna gained ground in the Mid- State Saturday, as rain kept New berry and, Mollohon idle, while Whit mire pulM. surprise to win over Winnsboro. J<^nna' r*n iU string to Fox News. 10 A. M. Show—IJRIDAY. o lOc and 25c NEXT WEEK— "INTERNS CANT TAKE MONEY’ "YOU ONLY LIVE ONCE” X "MOUNTAIN JUSTICE’’ eight wins, asIGowan added his eighth victory. Gwgn fanned 12 and only one Bison passed second as he dished out four hits, to blank (Buffalo, 10 to 0. Galloway, Morse and Ross led the hitting and Prater, Mws and Abrams did some great fielding. Prater hit a long home run. Joanna .... .... ... . 10 11 1 Buffalo ...‘ —. 0 4 3 Gowan and Morse Putnam and president for a few remarks, suggest ReVels. Ou^ber Nipnes ^ ^ New Officers Wi Rr~Andreson, Jr„ Heads City's Commercial Qr|i[aiifi|a- tion. Other Officers Tb^ June meeting of the Chamber oL^Commerc^ was hel4,.„ajfe...tbfi..,t®n' room Tuesday evening with the retir ing president, L. B. Dillard, presid ing. President Dillard, in closing, his term ^f office, spoke of the work of during the past year and aaked the 'sui^rt and cooper- atrion of the membership fdr the new officers.-' - ’ i The following officers-were elected: President, W. R. Anderson, Jr. • Vice-President, Dr. D. 0. Rhame, Jr. Treasurer, B. R. Fuller. Secretary, C. F. Winn. Directors, in addition to officers: L B. Dillard,_E. D. Craig, J. H. Rtts, Jr., Dr. J. Ci. Roper and A. B. -God frey. . ■ ^he attention of the campaign un der way to j;aise funds for painting the buildings of the Thomwell or- phanage7~ was again called to>., the club’s attention and the committee urged to’complete the canvass. Dr. J, C. Roper, called upon by the Whitmire pulled a surprise by downing Winnsboro, 12 to 9, in a free hitting contesrt that .saw 29 hits of all varietie.s rattle off the bats. Prather and Stone of the winners had home runs and Back and Crosby hit well. For the-Cords, B. Smith led with two hits. • • . - , , . Whitmire ;77v- -.r—- IS^- 2 Winnsboro .... ., 9 11 0 Stone and -Koon, B. Smith and Gettys, John Walker was right Saturday and Monarch won over Lockhart^_7 to 2. Both teams played splendid games afield and Monarch bunched hits to score behind Walker’s effec tive* pitching. The Lions moved Into fifth place by the win. M'onarch .... •10 1 Lockhart —- 2 '6 1 "Walker and Sanders; Cabiness and Thomwell Plan Reunion Special Celebration To Be Held 1942, ^ihe 100th Ahniirer- . aary of B^h of Institation'a Founder. ^ At the’ annual meeting of . the ThornWell orphanage 'Slumnt associa tion held in the library btnlding Tuesday afternoon, it was decided to hold another grand rally reun- ionj (before the, one planned for 1942, the 100th anniversary of the birth, of the late Dr. William Plumer Jacob(Bi founder of the institution. At that time plans will be perfectedA^I^ committees named looking to me greatest reunion in 1942 ever held of the former pupRa of the home. Rev. Lb 0. LaMdtte, executive retary of the orphanage, presided in the absence of the association presi dent. Dr. L. R. Lynn welcoihed the alumni* and spoke of the progress being made pboward^ raising a fund of $50,000 as a gift from the alumni for the college education and traihing of boys and girls of the institution. After appointing cominittees and naming officers for the coming year, the meeting closed with the singing of "Blest Be the Tie That Binds.” ed that a public welfare committee of GfCicers elected are: ' ^ five be apiiointed to ascertain what - Claude Workman, Marion, N imfprovements the city needs and work! president tWard attaining those objectives. He emphasized the need of Sunday laws and their enforcement,'and an earlier closing of .place.s of business on Sat urday night. 'Committees to head the organiza- 'trbh’s activi'bies for the\ coming year will be announced by the newly elect ed president at the next meeting. Byrd. Broadway Theatre ■f MONDAY AND TUESDAY, ; June 14 and 15 - “Murder Goes To College” Twith ROSCOE KARNS, MARSHA HUNT. LYNNE OVERMAN and LARRY CRABBE. A wiMc guy detective working on his own . ti'on to the dty’s most baffling^scan dal murder! Helttafts with an armful of motive and goes jon from there! “She Was An ‘Acrobat’s Daughter,’’ "The Remoces.” “.Medium Well Done.” 10 A. M. Show-^TUESDAY. lOr and 20c WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, June 16 and 17 DOUBLE FEATURE "Great Hospital Mystwy” Starring SALLY BL AN E and THOMAS BEAK. A mystery melodrama introducing a head nurse as a super-sleuth! “Cowboy Star” With CHARLES STARRETT and IRIS MEREDITH. PETER B. KYNE'S topnotch west ern thriller! Comedy, "Boskoe’s Easter Eggs." 10 A. M. Show—THURSDAY. ^ ^ — 10c To AlLv 1k I)Cx:tOk» JOINJOSERtUaCin More First Aid ^A_sjnall boy isn’t worth a cent who doesn’t try~lo climb the .shade tree in*^'the rear lawn once in a .while. Naturally*he may fall in his effort to get some place that-he doesn’t belong. He may tumble from his tricycle in an unusual burst of speed. He cuts hi.s scalp; it bleeds something fierce; he runs to mamma howling for first aid. Don’t fear fracture of the skull from a trifling injury. Don’t fear bleeding to death.- Wash the wound winds up with the RO^Vith clean soap and warm water, ifv’« most hafflinT scan- always. DONT SOAIJ* Miss Sara Cannon, Clinton, vice- president. F. M. Stutts, Clinton-,-secretary. Mrs. Dennis Sowers, Clirffon, treaS- y * Features For 'h' Now' Is tbe tiino to Ret into oplm collars and short sleeves. SPORT SHIRTS Fast Colors. c Another Shipment of Covert SHORTS Belts To Match. A Bargain 25c 220 Denim *H)xhid^’ Triple Stitched. Size 2 to 16 ♦‘BINGO” TENNIS urere. JOINS PENNEY STORE J. S, Elliott, former manager of The I.#adei', Walhalla, has-accepted a position with the local J. C. Penney company .store as a.ssistant manager, and has already erltered upon his du ties. Mr. and Mrs. Elliott and their four-year-old son have taken an apart ment on South Broad street. RUBBER STAMPS Any kind, to fit any business. 24-hour 'ser vice. Reasonable prices. Telephone 74. The Chronicle PrTnters • Siaitdners A Real Value. AIL Sizes Assorted Patterns anl styles — KNICKERS • LONGIES 9Sc Sanforized Genuine Leather BELTS Black and White, Brown and White Solid Black or Brown. Sizes 22-30 !• €• IPBMMIT ‘90MIPAVT# . “WHERE MILLIONS SHOP AND SAVE” .-V. .*'• . i eee»eee»eeeee»eee»eeeee»»eee»ee»eeeeeeeeee»»$ee»ee»e» — r , J FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, June 18 and 19 Johnny MacliBrown Bar Z Man” Ballets smash s gang of cattle rust lers ayhile their, relentless pursuer mashes down the bars to a cowgirl’s heart! Comedy,X"Loye In Arms," “Fleet Hoofs." "ROBINSON CRUSOE” No. 6. 10 A. M. Show—SATURDAY, j 10c and 20c POUR PEROXIDE IN A WOU.ND at any period. After wa.sh- ing as above, paint the wound with tincture of iodine; smarts a little, but apply it freely. Du.st freely with talcum powdeV and apply a loose bandage. Keep the wound dry un til recovery. . . ' For a “crop” of chiggers, get at ’em early as possible, before they have bored deeply. First a-'Serub- binjf with good soap and wa^; dvyj andv apply the bug-i-cide, whatever you^have. I use a mixture of carbol ic acid)^ one dram, spirits of cam phor, one ounce, menthol, twenty grains, and r^se-.water, eno’^h to make four ounces. This Can be" daub ed over the lesions freely, allowing it to dry without wiping off." Sunburn is not to be sneezed at; it has been accompanied by big doses of the ultra-violet ray—a blessing in disguise. The oxide "of x^, a dram to the ounce of rose%rater ointment will soothe the-inflamed skin tnr—time. Keep out of the s^ng sunlight until well. For a child’s “stubbed4oe,” Imnsed, tom, bleeding, sodc the foot in water with a teaspoonful of caKxilic acid— or formalihi—to thd pint. Make the4 membbr clean. Then apply dresa^ or carboliied or borated vaseline and wrap comfortabley. , And, O, green apples!' Colic! A big dose of mHk of magnesia quick. And who wo^d object to fifteeff' drops of paregoric for the pain? NEXT WEEK— "ESPIONAGE" A DOUBLE FEATURE "RIO GRANDE RANGER** W. J. BENJAMIN ^ SERVICE STATION Standard Products Car* Waah aud Greased Ydur Baainess Appreciated HALF-PRICE DRESS SflLE ■ ■ - . H ' * ” i'' • * ■ • . • • . * - ■ * • ’I Beginning Thursday Morning June 10, ^ THREE DAYS ONLY! WHAT DO . . P.S.Jesuaes X" ... not Ford Agency Is Opened In City Wm. 0. Hollingsworth, for the past several years a resident of Green wood, has- opened a Ford agency in Clinton undre the firm name, of the Hollingsworth . Motor company. The new concern has secured showrooms on East Carolina avenue in the build ing . adjoining the express office, where a full line* of new Ford cars will be kept op display as well as" a selection used cars. Mr. HoRiHgs- worth extends to the general public a cordial invitation to visit their h^ place just opened. X ' ..r WHAT DO . . . y • . . ; . ^DOT YOU’LL FIND LOTS OF NEW DRESSES ...added to sale at special prices— . . 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