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r f BS-T f • ii; • i sr- l>AGC TWO .K.' THE CLINTON CHRONICLE, OJNTON, 8. C CASINa THEATRE MONDAY AND TUESDAY, July 11 and 12 “Josette’^ Starring IH)N A.MECHB. SIMONE SIMON. ROBERT YOUNG, BERT LAHR and JOAN DAVIS. All thme dHiRhtful atarx! ... In the oo-la>la>lauKhinKeHt ^eneapade in the HiaUN’j of Love! ^n Anieche, ■ore romantic than you’ve' ever known him on acreen or radio! Simone Simon, the tantalizing little French noquette who’a the darlini^of all New Orleans! Robert Young, the ardent 7 Golden Gate Bridge Wins Highest Award ~ f't.,, ':3a'' 1?!- THURSDAY, JULY 7, 1958 •wain who won’t take “No” for an nnawer—even in French! “March of Time.” “PigBkin Cham- piotts.” “News the Day.” 10 A. M. Show—MONDAY. 10c and 25c Dr. A. T. Jamison WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, Joly IS and 14 ^ “One Wild Night” Starring JUNE LANG, DICK BALDWIN. LYl.E TALBOT. J. EP. WARD BllOMnERG and SIDNEY] TOl.EIL The year’x moxt hilariouH mystery! No clues — no suspects — not even a ^ i. J corpse! Shots, shrieks, a secret atair-1 g IStQUC A T68dll6Cl case . . . and sleuthing sweeties up to' their ears in crime, up to their necks in love! A UDIOSCOPK'S —funnier than a comedy . . . more thrilling than a prize fight. The <»ne you liM>k through gla^'ses to get the fun and thrill. “Land of Maple I.eaf.” Additional .Selected Shorts. 9:30 A. M. Show—WEDNESDAY. lOc and I5c FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, July 15, and 16 “Kidnapped” A ROBERT IX)UIS STEVENSON Mory. .SUrring WARNER BAXTER. FREDDIE BARTHOLOMEW, AR- I.EE.N WHELAN and C. AUBREY SMITH. PEOPLE YOU KNOW more City hospital. Dr. McFadden was one '<rf sewen honor graduaitm at the ^te' Medical coUege in Charles- ton, in June. Mrs. Mallie Minick of Prosperity, spent several dsjra the past week with « her sister, Mrt. W. M. Perdue. *1 It’s announced that motorists in W. J. Bailey has returned from a stay of several da3r8 at Hot Springs, Ark. ' I I Mi,. France. Ude of Ellorce, w„ *• I the pmM .everal day, this week of Mr. and Mr,. F. M. Stutt,. ‘ " J*! ' *^I^"‘S*>nieiy burgh, the preference w black. I and daughter, Barbara, spent the ‘ week-end in Commerce, Ga. Mr, and Mrs. Gary Martin and chil dren spent the iweek-end and Fourth in Atlanta. Joe Donnan spent the Fourth in Pendleton with fTierKi.s and relatives. Mrs, .Metta Stone and family, Mr. and .Mrs, W. NOTICE I*' Of Bus Transportation ,Bids for the transportation of school children of Lauren^ county ■ hall be opened in the office of Coun ty Superintendent of Edt>cation Tues day, July 2ftth, at 3:30 p. m. The final and .Mrs W. Q. Grigg son, Quay,',^^^^ acceptance of bids will be Jr., of .Moor^vdle. .N. C. .pent the j„,y ,6. Selected by a Jury* of leading englnaars and architects aa the nKWt baantifnl brldfa ImiU in America during the past year, the Golden Gate Bridge (shown above), aeroee the Golden Gate at Ban Pcnncisco, Cajif., won the highest award, Class A, for monumental bridges. The award le made ea<A yMr by the Amertran Institute of Steet fionstruclloii Prize-awards for emallef bridges were daee 0: tittle Hell Gate, Low Ixjvel Bridge, New York City—Class C: Chesterfleld-Brattleboro Bridge, over Connecticut River —Movatde Bridge Class: Marine Parkway Bridge, over Rockaway Inlat, New York City. I k^eek-end in Charleston. I MiM Miriam Coleman is visiting friends and relatives in .Atlanta, ! Miss 'Elizabeth Hatton is visiting her aunt. Miss Lula Johnson, in Ki- jnards./ i I Mrs. ‘ Allan C^oleman and little Hurricane No. 15 to Clinton City, ^daughter, Bonnie, are spending the .Mountville No, 16, Mountville— Edute T, Liabbh to TKduMviIT*^ Route 2, Rock to Mountville. Miss Catherine, visited relatives ini Route 3, Old Mountville to Mount- This notice shall not apply to dis- tiicLs owning their own buses, as tru.stees in such districts will cwanl contracts. n Routes ire as follows; aaugnier, xionnie, are spend mg ttie iweek with TeiativBg in MississippL | Mrs. R. F. Blakely and daughter,! Veterans Close Reynolds Gives Happiest Reunion Week’s Subjects Ora on Monday. Friends of Miss Georgia Brooker, of the State Training (school staff, will regret to know she is a patient at ^ Dr. Hays’ hospital. j Laurens No. Miss Doris Hawkins of Proeperkyrl City. vBle. Sulivan No. 17, Hickory Tavern— Route I, Mema to Hickory Tavern. Route 2, Shiloh to Hickory Tavern. to Lauren* Connie Maxwell Superintendent! Blue and Gray Heroes Leave i “God’s Cartoons’’ Topic for Dis-i'f ' 'dred Perdue. , City, Mrs. B. E. Wilson, Misses Dorothy Hunter No, S, Honored At Annual Banquet: For Home After Great Time} cussion At Good News Taber- At Gettysburg. nacle Sunday Night. 'and Willis May Wilson, and Ben Wil- ville. CSrove to Lauren* Bridge to Mount- I By Alumni. ( GreenwYxxl, July L—Dr. A. T. Jam- i i.Hon, beginning his 39th year as su- i perintendent of Connie Maxwell or phanage, wa.s pre.'wnleii a handsome .silver pla(|ue by the alumni associ- in our lives”—their last reunion. vvas in a deep sleep 2.500 years ago, i spent Friday in the mountains of Shoals, ation of the institution “as a token Spi'cial trains bore homeward the These great ami terrible beasts Will: North Carolina. They were accom- Jacks No, 2, Shady Grove ta GoJdville. of love and in appreciation of the dis- old soldiers of the War Between the be On exhibition beftwe your eyes aS'Panied home by Miss Betty TribWe. J, LEROY BURNS, tinguinhisl servict* which he has ren-| States, leaving iiectional enmities Mr. Reynolds reads the meaning of who has been at Camp Ton-A-Wandah 21-3c Co. SupL of Education. dere«l to the children of his gi‘ner-i dead on the battlefield with the thous-' each from the Bible, ifor several weeks. * — son, Jr., of Spartanburg, spent the Hunter No. 5, Lydia to Clinton City. Gettysburg, Pa., July 5,—Veterans Evangelist Reynolds will bring bc^ Fourth with their daughter and sister. Jacks No. 3, Renno to Clinton City, of the Blue and of the Gray bade one you Sunday night “God’s Car- .Mrs. C. E. Nichtds.- j Jacks No. O’Dells to Whitmire, another sad farewells tonight and t,>ona” of the great world powers that Mr. and Mrs, BJakely Tribble and. Waterloo No. 1 and 7, Mt, (kdlagher started home from “the greatest time passed InTore Daniel’s eyes while he,son, David, and Mrs. P. S. Jeanea and Mt, Olive, combined, to Ware ation” at the annual ilvanquet at the Oregon hotel Sautniay night. The presentatifm was by Preston Lackey of Greenville, who received From great stories rome the great-Ibis early education at the orphanage. 4>t pirtures . . . and here is the atoryj In accepting the plaque Doctor Jami- the author of "Treasure Island” al- on .said he was “so taken off hi.s feet says considered his beat . . . now for'he suffensi from a poverty of words.” the first time coursing speeUeularly | (Meveland J. Brabhaim, retiring! John M. Claypool, 92-ymr-old com across the screen! * prt'sidervt of the association, was mander of the Confederate veterans, toastmasUT at the l>anquet, atU'mlisl exulUsI: — by 136 of the 1.50 alumni who regis-. “I’ve just been tickl«<l to death, tensl yesttM-^lay morning for the re- I’ve btnm to Jots of reuniooa, but never union .anything like this. I knew it would On the pn^gram at the banquet la? gtHsi, but it turned out betu^r than were .Miss Bonnie Shields, Rufus Alt-^ unything 1 could conceive.” man, Sam .M. Smith, John llollings-i Clay|ssd ami Dr. Overton H. .Men- worlh and Rev. Dniis C. laiMotte, net, (J. A. R, commamii’r, declared exis'iitive s«s'n*tary ami alumnus of they had the "time of our lives." Thurnwell orphanage, ('linton. The Alimw*! $.5tM),000 of th*’ $1,126,000 '•vielary.lrt'asurer that the appropriate*! t** pay the bill for the alumni fumi had reaehtsl a total of reunion pr«»bab)y will la* returmsl to $|,i'>00. the fedi^ral treasury. Officers f«»r the next year were »*b>ct»si as followx: Rufus Altman, An- ,derson, presi«jent; Preston lackey, I (ireimville, vice-president; .Mrs. Lila ; liabb, s«>cretary-treasurer, ami Miss j I'Mith (’o<»per, assistant s»*cretary- tn-nsurer, lM*th «*f the <irphunage staff. I AST < IIAITEK-"RADIO PA- 'I KOI." .No. 12. Don’t misa the final chapter. "Maming ^iHith"—Our Gang ('om- ed>. “.News of the Day." Hk and 25c NEXT WEEK- “TK.ST PILOT," “ACCIDENTS WILL IIXPPK.N,” “OXER THE WALU" “ XI.XX XX S (iOODBVK." ands who fell thvra 76 years ago. Mr. Reynolds has gained the repu-! ^ L. Plaxico and aon. The happiness of reunion memories tation of the young man who makes Nannie Young Trib- crowded out the thougiht that time the BiU* plain, ao It ia auggeated j sp«*t the week-end in the moun- is closing and.- that the remnants ‘ that you oome, see aitd hear the great NortJi Carolina and visited of the once proud Union and Confed- prophecies of Daniel and Revelation *'*'** Mary BlakeJy at Boone, .N. C. erate armies aoon must join their^explained. The Bible will be aa a' Q*ry Dillard and Mrs. J. W. comradoa. J great opaa of revriationa you} spent Friday at Oamp Ton- Departing for his St. Louis home,Jhi«r these scriptures propounded to, Hendersonville. you from the “Thus saith the Lord.” ' I’n^nds of B. Ferguson will be Mr. Ri'yuolds expreaaea his appre-, to laam be is a patient in a elation for the gXKMl attemlance and Sumter boepital suffering from in- the friendliness of the people of Cllin- juries received in an automobile ton. All are invited to attend his aer- wreck early Tuesday morning while vices. enroute to ('Union from .Myrtle Beach. SubjiK-ts for the week follow: | Hr- 1>- H. McFa<yen left the past Thursday, July 7—“How Were Peo- week for Baltimore. .Md.. io enter up- ivle Save*! Before the Cross?” I*>n » year’s internship at the BaKi- Broadway Theatre County Assistance Payments Reduced Gray Funeral Hmne CHnton,^ C. .^UNERAL DIRECTORS aimI EMBALMERS Awbwiince Service Plianea 41 and 399-J L. RUMKLL GRAY aad r. PARRB ADAIR, G«a Mgra .MO.NDAY AND TI ESDAY, July 11 and 12 “Bar 20 Justice” ( LAKE.NCK E. Ml LFDKIi’S new- esl Hopalong Cassidy hit. Starring XMI.LIX.M lUIYD, (;EDI(GE HAYES, RCSSEI.L HAYDEN and GWEN GAZE Huff Announces For Re-election Friday, July H—“The Great Judg-' m»-rit Day.” Sumiay, July 10—“God’s Cart*x)n’s On Kxhibitum." Momlay, July 11 “The Man Who Ti ii-d To .Make Himself God and Fool ed .Millions." I Tuer<ia/, July 12—"How T*» Pay the Preacher Without Using a Penny of X'our Own M*jncy.’’ j XX’tsiiiestlay, July 13 -"The Three, Angels’ Mejutagea of Rev. 14." Thursday, July 14 -“How .Much IX) You Weigh by God’s Scales?" Friday, July 15—“A Relic Known To Be From the Garden of Eden." Assistanc** payments nia«le by the c*>unty welfare *ieparttnent will bt* retiuce*! dra.-dically beginning with the July pay mil under iiLstructiuns re- ceivtsl this week fmm the state de- *' partmerit o public welfare, .Mrs. Ma-', Ih-I B. Little, <lir**ct*>r, ha.s announced.' » * # » The r(‘duction is state-wide, she aaid, j Phil I>. Huff, of Uurens. present «nd affects the administrative staff Cassidy mops up (he mesa! Rough-1'’i**n»lH*r of the legislature, formally th** a-ssistame checks. riding Bar-20 huckarous ride headlong to bal^. . . to win a gold-mine and avengAa girl! “Hong Kong—Hub of the Orient." “Wanderlust.” “Now That Summer Is 4ii»nr.“ ('arl Moore and Orchentra. 10 A. M. Show—TUESDAY. 10c and 20c WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, July 13 and 14 “Torchey Blane In Panama” Starring PAUL KELLY, LOL.A LANK, TOM KENNEDY, and HET- .TY (OMP.SON. The plot centera about a New York bank robbery com mitted during a parade of the Royal Order of I.es>pards. “The Lone Wolf Of A large crowd gabhered at college l>ark last Friday afternoon to witneas a free exhibition of fancy shooting I Paris” Starring FRANCIS LEDKKKK and FRANCES DRAKE. Romance . ex- citement as the I..one XVolf steals a king’s ranaom. “Salt Shaker.” 9:30 A. m: Showr-THURSDAY. 10c and I5c FRIDAY AND S.ATURDAY, July 15 and 16 “Border G-Man’’ Oh, boy I Look who’a here again! GEORGE O’BRIEN. L O R A I N E JOHNSON. JOHN MIUAN, and RITA UROY. Tougher than the Hombret of ’Forty-Nine ,.. . the war smkggleru «f today! . . . and watch this kard- kitting cowboy ride tham down! Last Chaptor — “ZORRO RIDES AGAIK No. 12. Don’t mIm it. Abo SUrting NEW SERIAL — *THB LONE RANGER” No. 1—witk LIB POWELL and HERMAN RRIX. Jir IS w*aks of tkriUs. announc*** his candidacy f*»r re-eU*c-i tion in t4M ay s papir. | present***! in a comparison of the The annou^emont *)f Mr. Huff f,jfun*s of the June paymil and thejg^iven by Ken Beegle. Mr. Beegle aoon, mcana that tht* entire present house amtiUnt allow***! for the next three!dtmtonstrated hit tktil and accuracy! m**^.erKhip wlU aei*k re-el*.ction. to- nu.nths. A total *»f $9,752.45. includ->« expert in shooting rifle, pistol gither with W. T. Bolt, *.f Uurens. i„g $7,02.5.90 for old age, $2,493.55 for j and «h*»t4run. The exhibition, which and any oth^ who may announce deja ndeirt childr.*n. an*I $2.33 for bliml' attracted the interewt of many, wai' lat**r. .Messrs. Wasson and .Milam, who was paid out in Uurens county dur- sp<,nsored by the G .A. Copeb’nd A complete the present *l«‘legatH>n. an- jng the nmnth of June. [Son firm of this cHy nounc***! their candidacy pri*)r to thisi Uurens c*>unty will have per month: week. ^during July, August and September,! Tarn About Note: Two baseball Mr. Huff *.'ommenc*'*l his l**gisla-i $.5,174.62 for old ag**, $1KS.41 forj^6rtpire8 in Clevebrvd were arrested tive earner when G*)v**rnor J*>hn G.'bliml, and $1,532.30 for *lepen*lent,®HieT day for assault and battery. Richaixis wa.s inaugurattnl, serving children. thmughout his admini.sti'ation and .No awunls may exce***l two-thiixls then half of Gov. Blackwo*Hl’s admin- tif the bu*lg**tary deficit w’hile none isti-ation, besides three of the four may be Kiss than $4.00 monthly, Mrs. I y*iars of Gov. Johnston’s administia- Little sakl. lmm*Hliate eff*‘ct of the* tion. At present he is a member of iiistriK*tions will bo the re<luction of. the ways and means committee and of many old age, <K*pendeivt children and the committee on roads, bridges and blind checks on the July }>ayroll, while ferries. During his fonner years in those in the lower bracki*t.s or with the house he had been on the military, p*>ssible supporters will be cut out rules, tslucation and judiciary com- entiii'ly. _________ i mittees. jt | The reduction does not affect the' Mr. Huff state*! that he devot*‘d his a'»*'i'*tanct* to the needy unemployed lH*st energies to the improvement of which was made possible under a sep- the county’s financial condition, to the appr*>priation. Mi's. Little said, removal of the five mill state levy, to the j'arsing of the appropriation for the benefit of the old age, cripple*!, ami unfortunate people, and that he spons<)r*^^ to its final enactment a new 'itom of $150,000 for the benefit of the industrial people who were MY GROCER .. Jsa Cballldl Snto'/f' lUltOrS%MB *al war. M CLAQW lie Tav till lOQK FOR BmmI Mill YEuoliaiiimii • MYom tnem Fewer Negroes In Southern Cities Washington, July 5.--The National , ^ , Res*mrces c*)mmittv‘e reported t*>day thrown out of employment by reason . - v » • ’ t 11 ..1 r u ^ proportion of Negro*?*s in the pop- .f null cu.«.lment. He firther most Southen, cities liM. imt ho mtonds M contmuo his fwht jeerMsing. : ’ fh” c* Tf Con nf’cJ«?nlir!^ * committce’s section on popul,- and for the fac.I.Ution of the old age imiwisn. .o*., «* Negroes haa been almoat I feef, Mr Hoff eaad, I entirely to kige nrlmn center*.” experience in the gene^ **M<mbly| The committee in its annual repoit as well as the affairs of our state.” will gi*. me prestige OTth, floor , „„ «h.r«:terikic of the *!*■ ?"■ l?!^h. I • **«>« ™iuetion in reproduc- migh tbe aaeigned, alia OMit I vrul be L. . .v?" L j ui a.u *. tendency among b<3ih white* and ^e thereby tte tatter to Negroee, with d«7!«e. in net fer- .ntereata of the people of my «unty ^ moat of the Southern states.” This, the committee said, was clear ly due to: “1. Increase ti urbanism. “2. aptvad through the** froopa of the kmer birth rat* pat tern which waa already wideapraad ia aM*t other parta of the Unitad LEGAL PAPERS Her Qreat ,Jliomenti W HAT planning and prep aration haxne preceded this glorious moment in the bride s li£el Every detail mmt be just right. The ex quisitely engraved wedding invitation or announcement is the only thing that is ap propriate for t£« occasion. For more than a quarter cen tury the Haicouxt com pany’s imprint has identified of our brilliant wed- _ If it is a HAJtoouaT invttadoQ or announcement, it is sure to be fauidesaly apmpriate. Let us help you inake you selection from our beautifiil' sample book. The Chronicle Solves your INK PROBLEMS A SMART CARTER CUBE RILED WRH fMESr iFOUN. 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