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\ v / PAGE TWO THE CUNTON CHRONICLE, CLINTON, 8. C. n - THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 1937 CASINO THEATRE MONDAY AND TUESDAY, November 15 and 16 *1Sroadway Melody of 1938” , ™rB.N?irBARN"/BUDOY'^ EBSm Clinton’s Handsome New Armory Dedicated With Appropriate Exercises ‘*Little Theatre” Movement To Be Launched In Clinton Dedicatory Program Held Yesterday Afternoon and Attended Byi^ and Buskin, Dramatic Society of Presbyterian College,' ing conditions. hot soup or drink, raw vegetables such as celery and radishes, fresh fruit, cookies, cup cakes, dates, a piece of milk chocolate—these foods are easy I to pack and stay attractive under try- Large Crowd. Number of Visitors Present. General Dozier and Congressman Mahon Speak. ^ The most dazzling merry-go-round of fun and music ever created! The Girl Born to Dance, the Boy Born for Romance—in a star-studded, girl- glamurous, song-sizzling, laugh-load ed hit that’s your ultimate entertain ment thrill! Big Song Hits: “Feelin’ Like a Mil lion,” “'Yours and Mine,” etc. 1‘athe News. 10 A. M. Show—MONDAY. lOc and 25c i armory at the lower end of South Broad street. The exercises were at shores from a foreign invader. ^Jt is our job a.s patriotic American citi zens to see that our young men are physically prepared to care for them selves should an emergency arise, he To Sponsor Plays Here and Asks Support of Community for Venture. UmdtKl by a large audience, many dis-,‘<aid in conclusion, as he declared wei)ne:sday, Thursday, November 17 and 18 “Danger!'Love At ——Work" Starring ANN SOTHERN, JA('K HALEY. MARY BOLAND and ED WARD EVERETT HORTON. A new kind of fun—you’ll find new ways of laughing! A new kind of love —it’s <>h. HO darn romantic! A new kind of picture—delightful, delirious, demented! • ('omedy, “IMaying Denies.” “The Saw .Mill Mystery.” 10 A. M. .Show—W’EDNESDAY. tOr and I.5c tinguished visitors being present and occupying seats on the rostrum. Mu.sic for the occasion was fumish- t*d by the R. 0. T. C. band of Pres byterian college.^ Capt, Walter A. Johnson of Battery G, 263rd Coast Artillery, acted as master of cere monies. Dr. Dudley Jones of the college, offered the invocation. CaptrfJicjhnson extended a cordial welcome t'd^^e audience after which he introduced Mayor Silas Bailey who 3iH>ke officially for the city. He ex- pre»s(Hl his appr«iciation to all who had helped make the building passible and said that credit for the accom- *fi[ilTshment was largely due to Capt. Johnson. Capt. John.son expressed his thanks to all who ha<l a part in making the building possible, esiiiecially mention ing J<i*hn II. Young of this city who gave the lot, the county delegation, city council, R. S. Owens, the college R. (). T. C,, head of the local Ameri- hiniself 100 per cent for preparedness and adequate defense for America. The final speaker was Congress man G. Heyward Mahon of Green ville, who was introihiced by Dean .M. W. Brown of the college. He paid tribute to Capt.'“Johnson in securing the handsome new/'h^nory for Clin ton and told of the a4lvantages af-. forded young men by being members of the National Guard. He said that he became a member of the National Guard as .a. youth, .and .wroultl" always Im! interested in and .support its work. Major Mahon reminded the audience that tomorrow is Armistice day when we should pay tribute to those who made the supreme sacrifice in the World war as well as to those who were woumled an<l maimed for life. On this day, he .said', we should re- dislicate our lives that we will never see America involved in war again. Those who know war at first hand want no more of it, he said. He as- Olinton has long felt the need of a so-called “Little Theater” move ment—^a movement designed to bring the best plays of recent seasons to this city. In response to that long-j felt need, ‘'Sock and Buskin,” tihe dramatic society of Presbyterian col lege, has been completely reorgan- iiiiithKaiigSbttKniltHHit Home Hints ChiMfeii’g Luncheong I 4 One hot food should always be in cluded in a child’s luncheon .so that easy and rapid digestion will take place. This is very simple to manage when the meal is eaten at home and quite as easy to accomplish with the aid of a vacuum bottle when the lunch is carried to school. Of course ihe choice is limited to cre^m soups The windows of the sto^ are ^ hot-milk drinks w^ri^hiTtherrrios" bottle is used. of gay pencils, sober note-books and important-looking pads because chil- • , , 1 j- , I# * *1. .idren of all ages are going back to .led and now dedicate, .teelf to thatj^^^^, kit, deverly equip- purpose. It has set itself a task that, p^d with thermas bottles fill a comer MASONS TO MEET FRIDAY Campbell laodge No. 44, A. F. M.,~ is worthy of your support, and one!of the windotY too, since many chil-'will hold a regular communication that demands your support if the ven- dren carry their lunch with them. I Friday night, Nov. 12, at 7:30 o’clock, ture is to prove successful, I When a lunch box must be packed,'^- de|pw will be conferr^. All During this academic year, and ^^e^y morning the menu shoul^_bs^3^°^” ^ present planned the day befo4ai-j4tp"=^3T€eF“to j V. P. Adair, Secretary, avoid a mad scramble at^he last min-i can la'gion post and others. Among that he was a strong believer jap,j (iistinction. packed t HTWi mnrmiYflp th« makmi ■K/\iilrl Ka ■ BTC each year thereafter, thte organiza tion will present a minimum of three ^ - , plays, and they will be of a typife not i Rw> wsytetf paper, paraffin cup«! BLANK BOOKS — Every mlhit, all presented in Clinton before. The so-1covers and paper napkins in a i sizes. Letter Pile Boxes. CoUcctiM ciety will .start off with- one pre-!place »o the packing will Walleta. sentation before Chri9tma.s—Amok!; ^ easy as possible. Sandwiches, a CHRONICLE PUBLISHING CO. Ridley’s “The Ghost Train,” a recent' ■ jmmm Broadway hit and a road-s^hqw sfll-, out. After that at least two more | plays will be presented. Those under j consideration are “The Dover Road,”; "The Late Christopher Bean,” ”Out I ward Bound,” “Journey’s End,”! “Giants in the Earth,” “The Man in | Posseii.sion,” “The Perfect Alibi,” and 1 several other plays of proven merit' FRIDAY AM) SATURDAY, November 19 and 20 ‘Artists and Models’ Slarrinif JA( K IM^NY, IDA LU- PIND. KUTIAKD ARLEN, (JAIL PATRII K. BEN BLUE. THE YA( IIT ( I-l B BOYS, and TWO OKCIIRS- TKAS. I'lenty of Uugkz—Judy Canova and the Yacht Club IkiyN go to town in one of the madder momenta that’ll have you doubled up with laughitis. I’lenty of action — Martha Uaye at tacks her newest swinK MenHation. “Public .Meli*dy No. 1.” Little Boy Blue ran’t escape Judy Canova’s ch-arms that away! I’lenty of hit tunes: “Mhispers in the Dark,” “Stop! ^ ou’re BreakinK .My Heart," “Pop does the Bubble." "Jl NGLE JIM" No. .3. Fox News. NO snow FRIDAY A. M. lOc and 2.5c tho.se briefly introduced were .Majors!’^ adesiuale national defen.se a.s protwtion against foes from without or within. Turning to the Far hJast- NEXT WEEK— “MKIDI” with SIIIKI.EY TEMPLE. "DANCE. CHARLIE, DAN(T,.” “HDPALONd RIDES AdAIN.” 1I:;I0 P. M.—MIDNKJHT SHOW; "DANtJEROl’SLY YOURS,” “( H ARLIE ( HAN ON BROAD WAY" Broadway Theatre Harding and Cummings, of the_ col lege, Lt. Colonel C. C. Smith, com mander of* the 26.3r<l ('oast Artillery n'gVment, .Major Rutle<lge, representa tive (»f the state VVPA administra tion and others. Lieut. B. F. Wingard, e3(press(‘d the appreciation of the local -company of Cajd. Johnson and his .services, and as a token of l/hat apprenriation stated that gifts to .Mr. and Mrs. Johnson had been .sent to Aheir home during the day. An autograph lHM)k hearing the names of the officers and members of the company was prcsontcMl to ('apt. John.son, who feel ingly QXinessed for himself and Mrs. J(>hnson,'Their sincere thanks. The first spenkgr was Adjutant (ieneral James C, Doiier of South Carolina, who wa.s introducinl by R. .S. Owens, local attorney. General Dozier complimentesi (’apt. Johnson and his company upon the completion of their new home, and spoke in the highest tribute of the company’s head 'both as an officer and citizen. The .National Guard of South ('arolina is an institution he said. There have been 21 armories er»*<*ted in the state at a cost of $1,200,000, General l>o- zier said, all similar in design and construction to Clinton’s new .struc ture. These buildings, ho ad<ldo<l, have been largely ])rovided by Wash- ijigton WPA funds and the assist ance of communities anci in<Jividuals the purpose ajnl iu'e<l of u<ie<|uate armory facilities i^ .South ('arolinaj for drill halls acfli the storing an<l protecting of MONDAY AM) Tl KSDAY, Novembor l.'> and 16 “Ever Since Eve” Starring MARION DAMES. ROB- MONTGOMEUY. FRANK Mc- ERT ern and F.unqtean war situation, he termed it as serious. My formula, .Major Mahon said, “is to stay out of that :ness over there, but be rea<ly if they ever come over here,” Don’t let the sprea<lers of |)ropaganda fool you, he admoni.shed, as they <lid in the last world f(»nflic*t. il know the horror and suffering of war, he said, and that the co!,l_ in._ money and- human, life is, air together too high for what i.s gotten out of such conflicts. We should see to it as a nation, he said in conclu sion, that the great c(>minan<l of the Prince of Peace for peace on^ earth is not a mockery but a realization for all the world. EN PASSANT V. W. The young folk in Clinton are rush ing hither and thither so f^st that it keeps things in a whirl, and a few comings and goings might even cause a hurricane. For instance, MISS PKGGE HARDING is leaving today for New York and will atttmd the Anny-Notre -Dame game on Saturday. iJovely Peggy could pven start a cou ple of 'Wars if sjhe wantwl to, but we hope she doesn’t want to. MISS TO- ADAIR. M1S< M\RTHARKME S. MiLSS DOT TAYLOR, and MIS.S LOtllSK .McCRARY took a lit tle jaunt to Atlanta during the week- To do this a plan of patronage is I being introduced to provide adequate j finances, the lack of whidh have so hindertnl former productions. Indi vidual a<lmissions to each presenta tion will be fifty cents jdus tax. How’- ever, for those who have the interest «>f the stage and mature drama at hejirt, “Patron’s Tickets” will be of- fer(*<l at a price of one dollar, tax paid, for three presentations. All seats w'ill' be reservtd, and each pa tron V neat- will- Ire reserved for the entire .sea.son, in the bt-sit possible breation. The idi'a is to permit i * * present-day Patrons of the Arts— as they did of old—to assist in bring-1, ^ ing a much higher type of dramatic' presentation to Clinton than has been ' possitrle before. The college faculty has unanimbusly endorsed the plan* and is evidencing' a sincere hope for its successful out-' c<nne. You may reserve a “I’atron’s Ticket” by putting your name and adslress on the cdupon below and mailing it lK*fore November 20th, to Mrs. Harold S. F'ish, Clinton, S. C. Rest-rvations will he made in the or der in which the r<‘quests are re- ceive<i, and the tickets will be de- liverwl a.s soon after that date as jMMwible, at which time payment for them c«n be made.’ end—nothing .serious, like busintwa, government prop»;rty j t^^sim^s. from gangsters and others. The (lUanl, he asserted, is for the prottv- tion of American lives and property, not only during war, but in pence times as well. (Ieneral lK»zier made a strong pb'a for adtsjuale nation defense. I don’t say that we should have the greatest 1K)UBLE FEATURE WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, November 17 and 18 ‘Westbound Limited’ lYiK TAimiT pnnv we should have an army sufficiently etjuipped and trained t\) prottTt our Red Cross Call 111(111, I’.M'SA’ KKi.I.Y. ALLEN iarmy in the world, but 1 tk> say that JKNKIN.S and LOLLSE FAZENDA. Just another daughter of Eve in a modern Garden of Eden, but, oh boy, is she able to raise rain with a play- Imy author nith plenty of original ideas—on how not to work and how to make love! Shorts. “l,ong Bright Land,’’ “Neck ing Party." “Speaking of (■!» Wea ther." 10 A. M. Show—TI ESDAT. I Or and 20r ROWLES. and HENRY BRANDON. A raiTroadin^ footf H»-ran-a-,jmLaway mountain train out of breath, switch- (^bairmaR 4irgea^^[ citizens of Clin ed himwelf into mmaper and a happy aidiag for life. “Love Is On the Air” SUrrinf RONALD REAGAN. JUNE TRAVIS. RAYMOND HAT TON. DKKIE JONF^S and SPEC O’DONNELL. Action from start to finish, more thrills than a cirru.H. "Unusual Occupations" in techni color. 10 A. M .Show—THURSDAY. 10c and 15c Comes Next Week J. J. Cornwell of This City, Is Aji^in CTtairman ot the Ixical Drive, and Canvassers Listed. Clinton’s annual Red Cro.ss drive for memberships will be made on Novenvber 16-25, it was announceii yesterday. J. J, Cornwell will again serve as general chairman and direct the campaign. He will be a.ssisted by a number of local men and women who have served as worker^ in the paxt in making the canvass. The les, wno pr»»sente(i something or a fashion parade. Dresses in black and different shades of red seemed ton’s area to enroN as hiemberg^Oityt^4)eTnost popular, with fahier FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, . November 19 and 20 “Gun Lords of Stirrup Basin” With BOB STEELE and LOUISE STANLEY^^^^^ Bob laaheo out in a blaze of fight ing fury. He’s fighting like a wild cat It’a his greatest picture with his most exciting adVenturea. "PAINTED STALLION" No. 2- wiUi CORRIGAN and HOOT. “I Want To Be An Actress." NO SHOW SATURDAY A. M. lOc and 20c NEXT WEEK— "LIFE OF THE PARTY,** “RIDING ON AIR," “WINDJAMMER," "CAL IFORNIA STRAIGHT AHEAD." year. The campaign throughout the United States begins today and con tinues through Thanksgiving day. The city has been divided into sec tions for the drive, with the follow’- ing workers announced for the busi ness district, in the wards, Ckvldville, and adjoining area: Pu'l)licity chairman. Heath Cope land. Business district: Miss Agnes Mill ing, Mrs. Heath Copeland, Mac .\tlair, Brooks Owens. Wardj 1: Mrs. J. Chandler. Ward! 2: Mrs. T. J. Leake. W’ard 3: Mrs. D. C. Heustess. Ward 4: Mrs. Ben Townsend. Presbyterian college: Mrs. D. J. BftrnhTT ' ■ ^ nintdn Mill community: Claude Trammell, J. C. Cannon. Lydia Mill*: Eugene Johnson. Renno: Mrs. David Copeland. HopewplU Ryan Lawson. Thornwell orphanage: Mrs. Dennis Sowers. State Training School: Tom Plaxi- co. • ^ Mountville: Miss Ella Dunlap, Mrs. Jake Rasor. Goldville: G. N. Foy, Bruce Gallo way, "Miss Dorothy Hagan. Who should we behobl (»n the street playing the part of the gtmd Ka- maiitan but WALTER TODD remov- iirig a cinder fivm LVKE.S HENDER SON’S evo, with feminine attractions MISS (iLYDE RAY and HELEN HOLLINGSWORTH standing by. Did you know MLSS ADELAIDE ROB ERTS is an ui> and coming jvoet? Her latest works of art can be found in The (’ollegian. Makes nice read ing. If MISS MILLIE WHITTEN’S plans »lo not go amiss she will at tend the dances at Emory Univer sity in Atlanta this week-end. Did you know TOM JONI*iS, who played the part of ■Ht'ctpr, the janitor, in “(\)llege (Jirl,” wouldn’t be at all surprised if Mt»tro-4?oldwyn-Mayer, who it is reported is coming to P. C., to make some pictures, offered him the leading role in “Gone with the Wind.” Our heart beats fa.ster at your proximity. RHETT BUTLER. The Chambt'i’ of Convmerce Iadie« night provevl to be a delightful af fair and assembled many lovely lad- who pr»»sentcd something of reserve Tickets for Patron’s Mr.(s) ™— Phone 0 Dk new YORKER Tailored By MICHAELS STERN Rochester $30 Your attention is di rected to an expressly selected group of The “New Yorker” suits . offered in this city, ex clusively, here. 100^^ /■' Laboratory Tested Other Suits: $14.95 to $35.00 IHPFiNIIIANOtEir^ Clothes Fbr Men and Boys COMING for ONE DAY ONLY ‘ Or. Scholl's Caravan will bo at this store with more than 1000 pairs of " OrScho//i ning a close second. It seems that the ladies like to don evening gowns but men hate to put on their “Sun day suits” or, still, a tuxedo. One individual discussting this subject' said it W’as 'becau.se the women were vainer than men, but there’s many a one who would argue with him on this point. The ladies are looking forward to the annual Kiwanis ladies night on Dec. 9, and the men are groaning because they have to button up their collars. TYPEWRITER RIBBONS, tO for aUadard aad partablo ■■chtuoo. CHRONICLE PUBLISHING Oa A Something new in the way of edu cational experiments is being tried by the city schools. Nov. 15-19 Mrs. Nene W'orkman, Miss Collette Griffin, .Miss Elizabetih Nelson and Miss Mary JohfTson of Academy ^reet school will go to Winthrop college to ob serve the special teachers training course, in addition to a group from Florida street school, and seniors from Winthrop will be sertt to Clinton to take the places of these teh(9Yars in the class room. They will also oc cupy their places in the home whHe the teachers will sleep and eat with their roommates. The Winthrop girls will arrive on Monday to observe the teacher that day wfthjier class and will have the remainder of the week for practice teaching. Miss LETA McINTVRE has a >irth<lay Nov. 16, BOSS SARA CAN NON has a birthday today. RegaidlcM of what kmd of a foot you have, you will find a Dr. SchoU Scientific Shoe that will fit you p^ectly. There are more than 60 Stylet and 600 Combination Fittinga. For avn there are tiset from 6 to 14; for women, 2 to 13; widths AAAA to EBB. AU aitet for children and growing girls. The fine materiala and expert workmanship used in these ahoes- ipvc them wonderful wearing qualities. FRfE DEMONSTRATION MONDAY, NOVEMBER 15 (Oaa Day Only) AflfiMapi'wabeiBadehyDr.Sdiolt’sXapertafremChieata TheywB UM X-cay Machine, Dr. SchoO’a Pedo-graph «id Automatic Shoe Siaer— •very modem devkc that ttuorea perfect fit and tatiafactioa. For re- Beving aggravated Foot Troubles, these Experts wiU have a complete hne of Dr. Scholl’s Foot Comfort Appliances and Remedies. Come in. Talk to the Dr SchoU Experts. 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