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I J PAGE TWO THE QJNTON CHRONICLE. CLINTON. S. C. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 9. 1987 CASINO THEATRE MONDAY AND TUESDAY, December 13 and 14 ‘*Soul» At Sea” Jacobs Trophies Awarded At Fete Best Blockers In Conferences Receive Honors At Annual | Banquet Here Tuesday. | THE SPORTS CHATTERBOX — By — ' TENCH OWENS ment. Crood shoes were needed during the season (and strong, well-fitting shoes are about the most essential j450 pupils (including geomejtry and business science in 'the B(^||j^treet school, which has about 450 pupils (including bcffh gcammaV Three of the greatest football ViR. I I>l«yers of the South on Tuesday eve- j ning had additional glory added to their prestige as Starring GARY COOPER. RAFT, FRANCES DEE and GIMA WEIDI ER. The mightleHl sea picture of them< ' name about 200 all! Two great stars head a cast of mUTference trophies at « Pre-j i^t^.^ection with One local source of athletic teams, about which most Clintonians know •very little is Bell Street (Negro) high ery o]|je of them during the past -seasonT ' ‘•Th'^P’iedmont Athletic association & lorriTL Jr i “"J *■ ' ' I or TarT Piedmont Athletic association,South Carolina High School league, mad^in « bus, or ms a fine project, and we wi.sh himjH ^111 not only cover football but hlT ih making it a sue-!other sports. suJh as basketball and Team colors are garnet and blue. | organized, basebaU. Most of the work of organi- Outi^nding players on the team,j'by Mims. Focitball report blanks will nation and keeping records so ^ has fording to Coach Jones, w’ere: Mar-j be sent'to each mei^ber .school of the bopo <jone by Mims and his associ- Ijeake, co-captain and quarter-, association so that rankings of the ion situated on the street of that TnH Iranamgs oi ine ^tes they received ooo vard.s north of its ^ ‘ w • , , halfback; Garnell Hall, gudrd; Dun-Th^re are eight Negro high schools West .Mam street. . • 11 ^ r. ,, « thuuMiKl.. in the mont iM.«:Ucul.r|held by the Clin-t'"“™™; ''wil^Iu, TriU,""'’ “‘l,enr‘‘th‘’»TJJi! «l,..tl.lr ,I,in the .'h.l, eMr4 f i.-knaten-enetmered !’fl (Pteenwyd). Cmm.ny -Street ing history of the seven seas! The j *''‘^•''byt‘-**’mn college. [five of their seven opponents during; „*"1!^ c**^^^^***^1” story that .shook two continents when I Receiving the awards wore three sea.son. This year, as usual.! ^ called: ard (Gaffney), Ull ships and Yankee seamen ruled men who have gaineil accUim in their, ^ame was playtsl on the P. €.7^® giant killer of the Piedmont Ath-j soifT, Sanders the waves now comes to the screen' particular areas of gridiron service. 1 f,,^5all field under the lights with,^«^'<^ association, having defeated sev-j (Greem'ille). Bell Street played ev- ... . IWW . .. f* 0 A. t --*.—1.*.. ^ _ I • t ^ ^ I ^ ^ M W »• ^ 1 0% ^ mm tm .« a 1,^ ^ J a L% A 1 Thi.s year, for the first time, (Continued on page seven) Bell Fountain Inn, Gran-1 Reed Street (.\nder-; (Laurens), Sterling! action, surgingjMost outstanding of the pigskin flff'iReed Street high (Anderson) fumish- ure.s to be so honored was Leroy i opposition; and a large num ber of town folk turnwl out to see Fowl Play. wa with all its flaming romance! POPEYE CART(H)N. Pathe News. " 10 A. M. Show—MONDAY. lOc and 25c WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, December 15 and 16 ^ DOUBLE FEATURE “Blond Trouble” Mith ELEANORE WHITNEY. JOHNNY DOMNS. LYNNE OVER MAN, BENNY BAKER EL BlfEN- DEL, and TERR\ W ALKER. Ixist, opportunity of b<Mng a strayed or .stolen one l)oy friend. | running back to pave the way .\nsMers to the name of Johnny.(Jniversity of .North Caro- SELECT YOUR CHRISTMAS GIFTS TODAY AT GALLOWAYS Monsky o£ the Rose Bowl-bound I University of Alabama football team, fand a guard on the Associated Press I all-American football team and one of GrantUind Rice’s selection.s for the ('ollier’.s all-American. In the words of his coach, Frank Thomas, who filay.s a game that requires great lilocking from his guards, Monsky is “the greatt^st ^ blocker I’ve ever coachi“d.’’ He nceived the award for the Southeastern conference. In the j^iuthern conference the the Wildcats shine. They really put ^mething into a gr'idiron contest when they play, making up in spunk and spirit what they lack in skill, and Lacking in skill less than you might think. They fini-shtHi the season last Fri day by‘licking Granard high of Gaff ney, 25 to 7. Besides Granard, this eral teams from larger schools in the association, who often outweighed! the Wildcats. Yes. Bell Street is a, member of an athletic a.ssociation—i a chaiter member, in fact. It was! their own principal and former coach,! .1. T. VV. .Mims, %ho organized the Piedmont .Athletic as.sociationl last! year. J Mim.s, a gmduate of Allen univer-1 sity in Columbia, came here six years ago; and ha.s .since become well known •Hfarts. W'ilhj] Here’s where the fun the odds on the blonde. “Youth On Parole” year Hell Street 'defeated Cummin* 1“"'* ''ked in town He orpinized Bell Street (Spartanbur*) 14 to 0, Brew-if^"').’f'wtkaH team m, er (Oreenwo,«l) 12 to 7, Sander* f ‘^e achool and man receiving the awajxl was one who| (f^^rens) 20 to 0, and Fountain Inn * ^i ■ ■■ ' • ■ 40 to 0. The Wihlcats lost U> Sterling 1 Pnncq.al of Bell .Street school., (Greenville) 19 to 0, and to Itewl (Amlerson) 0-4P- 0. The .scored a to- With >fARIA.N MARSH. (lORDON OI.IMJL VI;<.».Y SHANNON, and MMkt.’AK’lT IH'MON’T. Suspense and action. , ■ The Timid K.ibfiit." 1(1 A.' M. Show—WKDNESDW. Hic and l.lc ina’s touchdowns, G(s»rge I). Watson, Tarheel halfback and a great foot ball player. MADAM THELMA I am different from all others becau.'«e I help you out of your troubles, giving namea. actual facta; tell you exactly what you wish to know concerning business, working condition.s. law.soits, divorces; settle lovers’ quarrels, family troubles; lift you out of sorrow and distres-H. I tell the bad as well as the good. EVERY’- BODY WELCOME!. l>ook for hand sign, located in tent and'trailer. East .Main Street, beside Culbertson Filling Station, Highway 76. Clinton Ro^, LAURBNS. S. C. ■ 4 - Office Hours: 9 .A. M. to II P. M.—Open on Sunday. This advertisement and 50c entitles holder to a $1.00 Reading. mar .school. He n(>w teaches algebra, tal of I2.'I points to their opiK>nents’i :{9. ± From a .squad w'hieh variisl from In the state of .South ( arolina the ^ 0.5 to IK Iwy.s during the sc;ison, F. .M. .lorus, who also teaches gen(*ral , .s<*icnce, biology, chemi.stry, and Unit-! tlie touted ( tiivcrsity of S<»iithl,.,j history at Bell .Street (what lina lootball team ragged in,the!,^ inold<Ml the team which made I UKID.AV A.M) SATURDAY, DeceniluT 17 and IH “Second Honey moon” Starring TYRONE POWER. KKH A YOTNG, STFiWART ER WIN. CLAIRE TREIVOR. and J. KOWARO BR0MBE:RG. They parted in Reno . . , kisNed impulsive- l> under the .Miami moon . . . andifourage of thr award went to a man who was almost iinanimoiissly nil-state, a man wh< ran C.ii rout of la'l Octoljcr, and a man who rec ‘ived lionoral)le mention for all- .Ameiican, Uon .1. Willis, charging fnllliack from Clemson. More than 2ri(f peojilc packc*<l Pre.s- byteiian college’s dining hall to pay tj’ibutc to these gridiron heroe.s. The principal speaker of the oc casion was one of the most bel()v«*<l J men in the field of Southern s|M>rts LO- writing, Edwin Camp, known and loved throughout the Southland as the “Old Timer’’ of the Atlanta Jour nal sports staff. He spoke brieflly ;itid feelingly on the iodominatible • man who knows no ob- the damage was d«nie all over again.Utaeles and no.unsurnanintable handi- Biil this time f«>r all their gaiety,| caps, who in the face of certain <le- th!;y Muillv have their hearlM in 'U Aj^feat fights on t() pull a vuTory from new. deeper thrill from thosr* ever-1 the smoldering coals of disa.ster. He delightful lovers.%THEIR PE!RFE(T idfernsl to the gallant fighting .spir-j .'"uch a fine rts'ord. Coach .Bines grad-j iiattsi from Benedict c<dl(‘ge in 19‘2(». ■ Although this is his first year at! Bell .Street, he' has hadj>ix y»*ars previous coaching experience at other .N'egi'u schools. I He managcsl to hold practice about | three Limes a week on the sloping| field hehirnl the school huihiing. Vvryj little of the practice sessions, which seldom lasUsI, longer than an' ho'ur, were spent in scrimmaging or rough work, for he fouml that too many in juries n*sultt‘d, which the team could ill afford! Fajuipnjent was fairly goml, exce|)t in the footwiuir <ie|mrt-* IM( IT RE TOGETHER. .lUNTH.E .MM’’ No. 7. “March of I'ime.” I Or and 2.'»c NEXT WEEK — “VARSITY SHOW,” “MY DEAR MRS. ALDRB II. ” “MAKE A WISH.” and ( IIRISTM AS! Broadway Theatre .MONDAY AND TUESDAY. DecembtT 13 and 14 ‘The Hideaway” , With FRED .STONE, EMMA DCNN, and M \K.IORIE LORD. ^ ou'll love him more than ever as tHme-l old man I’eterson. who never did an honest dav’s work in his life, war broke itut when gang farm — watch him go! A slor> of clo ver blossoms mi\«Ht with gun-smoke. “I’laving With Danger.'* “I Wanna Be a Sailor.” Mai Hallett’s Orchestra. 10 M. .Show—TI'E:SDAY. 10c and 20c it of the PresliyU'rian college foot ball team which,- losing every game, continued to fight grimly to the bitter end. He .spoke of the great admira tion which he has for the coaches of South '('arolina and extolled their vir tues of manline.ss and sportsmanship. 1 Mr .lucolks who has l>een awarding j those trophies for the past ten years,, in his presentation <vpeech, stressed the importance of unselfishm*ss in the worlld of tvxlay. It is the out standing characteristic in the great men of the ages, and the dominant force in the various walks of life to- <lay, he said. FooUiall is more impor tant for what it teaches the player than for the glory derivisi therefrom, and no ph«i.se of it is more important than that of blocking, for thc^e team play and, Ainselfishiu'ss are best ex- einplifitMl. He expresscal the hope that these young men rweiving the 1 avvai'ds will carry into, the game of j lift' the same unselfish enthusiasm j t hat they carrivsl into the game of j out on his, I Coach .le.ss Neely of Clemson col lege. and Assistant Coacii IK>nun of WEDNESDAY. THURSDAY. December 15 and 16 DOUBLE FEATURE “Silent Barrier” Starring Bit HARD ARLEIN. LIL LI PALMER and ANTOINETTE the University of North Carolina made brief addressi\s showing the ap- preeiation of the coaehing world for the stimulation of interest in hhK’k- ing which ha.s been brought about by .Mr. .Iacol>s* awards. The program was broadcast over a three-station radio h<H)k-up consist ing of Greenville, Columbia, and ' Jspurtanburg. Present at the banquetvwere the runners-up for the trophy in South Caikolina, and the Associated Press $5,000 Protectipn For Only 25c If you are planning a trip for one day or many days, you will he interested in an Aetna Acci dent Ticket Policy. E'or accidents which occur^on public conveyances, the policy pays $5,000 for loss of life or limbs, $25 a week for total dis- ' ability (up to 52 weeks) and $15 a week for partial disability (up to 26 weeks). E^or other ac cidents, $5,000 is paid for loss of life or limbs, $15 a week for total disability and $9 a week for partial di.sability. Policies may be purchased for any period of time desired (up to 120 days), hut the longer the period, the lower the rate. E'or example, while the rate is 25c for one day. it is only $1.50 for seven days, $2.75 for fifteen days.^-44J»0 for thirty days, 6t0 for ninety days and $1.5 for 120 days. Telephone this office to protect you before going away. S. W. SUMEREL, Agt. Phone 80 Clinton, S. C. OUR PRE-HOLIDAY SALE Continues Through December OFFERING STORE-WIDE REDUCTIONS YOU SHOULD NOT MISS ALL SALES CASH — SHOP EARI.Y WE ARE CHRISTMAS HEADQUARTERS FOR GIFTS THAT MEN WANT Men and Boys WANT things to wear, and our stocks were bought by inen who know what men WILL wear. Select “His” Christmas present here .. . and why not Ret it riRht away while stocks are complete. A FEW SUGGESTIONS —OVERCOATS —SUITS —vSTETSON HATS —RIEGEL SHIRTS —RAIN COATS —SWEATERS —TIES —INTERWOVEN SOX —LUGGAGE —FREEMAN SHOES —HOUSE SLIPPERS —BELTS AND SUS PENDERS —MUFFLERS, WOOL AND SILK —HANDKERCHIEFS Initial and Plain Linen —ROBES, SILK AND WOOL —UNDERWEAR —PAJAMAS GIFTS l»A(’KEI) IN ATTRACTIVE » USE OUR LAW-AWAY PLAN HOIJDAY BOXES — Make Your Selections Now. WeTI re- FREEI serve your gift until wanted. HIPP 8 CBANDIER THE CHRISTMAS STORE KOR MEN t F.I.I.IKK. \ stirring. romantic, dramri from life’s own pages. Red-1 football team for South (’ar- hliMHlcd adventure. l.ove that jg olina. ^ stronger than granite mountains. “The Wildcatter” Mrs. Mattie Hipp Dies In Cohunbiai ^ With .SGon COLTON and JEAN RO(iKRS. Thrilling romance of black gold hunters of the oil fi«4ds. “The Fovy Hunter.” Ml A. M. .^hoM—THI RSDAY. lOc and 15c I FRIDAY AM) SATURDAY. December 17 and 18 “Doomed At Sundown” / Mrs. Mattie Hipp, 87, VA-idow of iiht* late J. H. S. Hipp, died Sunday j afternoon in the Confeiierate Home at Columbia. The body was brought Iheie and the funeral conducttHl Mon day afternoon from the home of her brother. lnterm«*nt followed in Rocky ' Springs Presbyterian cemetery with the Rev. F. T. McGill of Cross Hill, condvK'ting the services. Mis. Hii>p fv)r a number of years Starring BOB STEKLK and LOR-'made her homo here and the an- R.MNK HAYFS. Bob puts his heart nouncemerrl of her death was riveived in this fight. Romance spurs him on with regret by many friends W'ho to th^ m«»st thrilling of all action- knew and loved her. She is survivovl v»JrEE! ThisJ^ 5-ftiiiJlw of IwlwT File Assorted Choices Free mth UNE HOPE CHEST packed adventures. “PAINTED STALLION” No. 6. Comedy, ’’Hooray for Hwiligan.” “Riding the Waves.” lOc and 2Qc NEXT WEEK— THE WOMAN MEN MARRY," T COVER THEAVAR,” ’’COME ON. (QWIIOV.” and CHRISTMAS! by one sister, Mrs. Leila Young,, and 1 one half-brother, J. E. Benjamin of 1 thi.s- city. ! W. J. BENJAMIN SERVICE STATION Standard Products Curs Wash and Grausd Yoar Bttsinesa Appreciated I NOTICE OF INCORPORATION . Notice is hereby given that an ap-1 {plication will be filed with the St>c- j , rotary of State of South Carolina, on | I December 10, 19.'I7, for a c^iarter foi | I incorporation ,of the fjfin of Hipp &. ^Chamller, Clinton, S. C. 1 (Signed) IRBY S. HIPP. J. A. CHANDLER. / ■ "I CHRISTMAS SPECIAL^ Visit our Beauty Shop- Call 20 GALLOWAY’S \ S. M. & L H. 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