University of South Carolina Libraries
\ .-7 ■s PAGE T^O 7' THE CUNTON CHRONICLE. CLINTON i. C. THURSDAY, DECEMBER h IdSS CASINO THEATRE MONDAY AND TUESDAY, Dcmnber 5 and 6 k‘The Arkansas Traveler”. I Slarrinjf IlOU BURNS. FAY BAIN-1 TER. JOHN BEAI,. IRVIN S. COBB and JEAN PARKER. ‘Tune up . . . Pm a-comin up them «»ld lau-'h mus<-l(‘« too. T PEOPLE YOU KNOW J. A. Austin spent Thanksgiving with his family in Bekon. Misses Martha and *Evelyn Ram- age visite<i. relatives in Cowpens Sun- tlay. Miss Dorothy .McSwain of Washing ton, a member of the high schwd I faculty at Columbia, spent Thanks- I giving day with her aunt, Mrs. \V. I), vour heart-strings, folks i iin to.town! Yes, limbi'r, ^ . Dailey Opois New Grocery Store ' W. C. Bakhrin. who has operated Baldwin’s Grocery here for the past twenty yesurs. has sold the business to J. B. Dailey and has retired from tbejpppcery field. Mr. Baldwin recent ly o|>ened a Ford agency in the. cky TO SPEAK SUNDAY Sam Hughes, senior at Columbia Theological seminary, Decatur, Ga., will occupy the pulpit of Thomwell Memorial church Sunday, both mom- NAYay Riia Qfafirsra servinl?/^Clinton. Headquar-/ 1 vCW CJUo k^laalOIl terji for lines formerly es- Will Open Today For this Arkansa.s Iraveler picture gonna have you chucklin’ and cryin' all in one lump. Walt Disney Cartoon. “Farmyard Symphony." “Ne«s of the Day.” 10 A. M. Shdw—MONDAY. lOc and 27ic WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, ' December 7 and 8 ‘“Garden Of the Moon” I.ittle Jack Gucrard spent Tut-^day jj, <11 <’oluii)l»ia with his mother, Mrs. Virginia (lueranl. •Mr. and Mr.s. T. L. Cooper were the giH'sts of .Mrs. Jack Burnette in Cros.s Key.s Thanksgiving day. Miss Hlizuhtth Barne.s .spent sev- eiai (lays last wc<‘k with her cousin, .Mis.s Gwendolyn Barnes, in .Augusta. .Mr. and Mr.s. B. It. .Austin attend ed the Clemson-Furman fooCl^all game at Clemson last Thursday. rarroll Barnes was a visitor in Charlotte Tuesday. Mr .amj Mrs. J(H‘ S. Ilagins of Ab- b(*ville, were the su|»iK‘r guests of .Mrs. Hagins’ parents, .Mr. and Mrs. K. Molland, on .Saturday eve- and will give his entire time to this.^,^^*]|^_/. and other busine^es in which he is engaged. Tht* new owner will hold hia formal' (•pening tifcimrrow,»the store to he known a< Jiailey’sA ash Grocery. Mr. Dailey has been managt^r of the local A. & P. store for the past five years and is well known with the grocery buying public. He has a wide circle of friends in this community who will bt* interested in the announc<mH-nt that he is ters tablished at Kellers Drug store, will be discontinued wrkh the opening of the new station of which Arthur ing and afternoon. Mr. Hughes is a^ Clintons new central bus station, Copeland will be manager. graduate of the orphanage and col- just completed on East Carolirra ave- ^ ,, lege and his friends will be glad to nue by Dr. Jack H. Young, will open Japanese are using honey bees ,to the public today for the first time. ... T- i. -ij- i. 11 .r- -o carry messages in their Dr. L. R. Lynn, pastor of the 11 be the guest minister war in hear him. . ^ ■ carry messages in ishing touches during the past few China, but np one can say their words Sunday »t ^ CentrarpTesbiterian ” now ready to be used by are honeyed. church, .Atlanta. j —...’i,gij- ■” -- ' THE GIFT IDEAL ' For the man: The Reader’s Digest. For the woman: (iood Housekeep ing. b'or the young man: The .American .Magazine and The .American Boy. k ^alT Alllt# ^ For the young girl: The .American entering bu.«in«*55 for him.^olf. Girl and Child Life. .Starring PAT O’BRIEN. MAR GARET LINDSAY. JOHN PAYNE Gcorgi and JIMMIE FIDLER. )HiKK- f Here’s just the spot to have that; Mr. and .Mrs. Eric Banu*.s, Miss fling . . . where fun is yours and Elizabeth and Jack Barnes spent .Sun-, awing is king! Hear “Isive is Where day in Lake <’ity with .Mrs. Barnes’ and who \vi.sh him success in his hew verttuie. •Messrs, (irady and Keith Adair, formerly with Raldwin’.s, will be em- ploy<s| by the new I>ailey firm. Mis.s -Margaret Holland, who ha.s bc«*n em- ployisl as Itookkeeper, will hold a similar |K>.sition with the \V. C. Bald win .Motor coimpany. SUliSl RIKE Tf> THE CHRONICLE “The Paper Everihody Reads” JAMES W. CALDWELL Galloway’s GIFTS FOR YOUR ( HRIST.MAS Fay Away Today. Newberry A.sheviile Bristol, Tenn Knoxville ... .Miami. Fla. ■reen>] Columbia $1.00 Charleston $2.00 Wytheville.Va. .A-OO Sumter $I.H0 1% POM fwAm M RmiU TSa IVMa GREYHOUND (ireyhound Terminal KELLERS DRUG STORE Phone No .1 You Find It,” “Lady On the Two Cent Stamp." “(iarden of the Moon,” “Girl Friend of the Whirling Der vish,” “Confidentially." Selected .Shorts — “Hall’s Holiday,” “M«H»nlit .Stream." A. M. Show—WEDNESDAY. lOc and I.Ac • FRIDAY AND'SATURDAY, Decemlier 9 and 10 “Five Of A Kind”. Starring J FAN II E R S H O L T . n.AIRE TREVOR, C E S A R R O - MERO. SLIM SUMMERVILLE and! THE DIONNE QUINTUPLETS. The (luins were never like this Ire- fore! . . . (irttwing up . . . each with a different personality . . . trouping like veterans . . . even stealing scenes from one another ... all of them real entertainers now! "FLASH tIORIMtN ” No. 9. “March of Time.” “News of the Day.” Cartism — “Donald’s Golf Game.” lOc and 2.'>c NEXT WEEK — “MARIE ANTOINbriTK" “T(M» HOT TO HANDLE.’’ COMING— “AROUND THE CORNER." “THAT CERTAIN AGE.” hi.s' Broadway Theatre MONDAY AND TUFSDAY, Det rntber and 0 “Smashing The Rackets” Starring BIO < K CVBOI. ( HK.S- I KB MOKIOS. 1 K\.N( US MF.BCKK. \ND Bll \ MMIN.^ON. ttne righting man against a rit>’s liiitdi n c rime! Don't miss the thrill of this inside s|ur> of the muscle men! Comed>. "Murder With Reseria- lion” “Porkx’s .Spring Planting.” 10 \. >1. ShoH—TUESDAY, 10c and 20c lege, -pint the week-end with mother, .Mrs. T. J. Blahx’k, Kr. I 'Mr. and Mrs. K. P, Wilder, Kozzelle I Fo.ster and Charles Yarborough at- Itended the l<ake View-BlackviTle in .Mullins on Thursday. I Miss I.auia Lyneh was the gu«‘st of .Mr. and .Mr-. Claude Workman in I .Marion .\. C., for the Thanksgiving .season. .Miss Vivian Parks .^dair, who t(^aehes at Mi-Cormick, spent the wis'k-eiid with her |)urents, .Mr. and Mrs. V. P. Adair. Donni(“ Wilder visit«sl ivlativ»-s in Woodruff for the Thank.sgiving holi days. Mrs. Sudie Edwards, .Mr. and .Mrs. C, W. Cooper and children were gimsts of .\!rs. .Mattie .Sims in Cnion Siin- day. Ml-. Etiwaids reiuamed for a visit to lelaliws tlouf. Carl Bolio of .Sumter', vi-ifed .Mr. and Mr.s. T L. ( i>o|)er la-t \\ ednes. II ay. .Ml-' Darl).ua .Moipgoniery of t'om- iiieive, tia., spent the Tliank'giN mg ea-on with hi-r pai iits, .Mr. and .Mr.. T II. Montgomery. Mr. and Mis. 1-en Cooi<ei and son, I. eii, ,lr., visittsl .Ml'. (‘oopei’s father. II. .M. Wise, in Pi.’.teshiirg foi 'Phanks. giving. , Mrs. K. .M riininerm.in and .Mis. li. .Mo<N Smith were vi'toi- in Spar- tanliurg .Monday. -Mrs. .Sadler Love and so i. .S;nl!e', i,sp> nt Mr. Thanksgiving and Mrs. Mike WFDNFSDAY, THURSDAY, .Dfcembor 7 and S V\> “Swing That Cheer” in Bi hopville. j ..<1. ..It... ..iirw t askey and s.*n ltd Seins-a, s|>ent the Wfekeinl with Mrs. t'askey’s parent>. Mr. an.t Mi's, r. L. t Doper I The manv friends of Mrs. John T. 1 • Liu!.' w ill lie glatl to kimw she is sat- |isfaetorily finpi-oving at her home from a rtH.'ent illness. 1 'Mr. and .Mrs. J. T. Pack hail as their gue-ts on Sunday .Mr. and Mrs. I Iloy K. N’aughn and family of Bidton, i.Mr. and .Mrs. Paul W. .Mauhiin of 'GreenwiMi<s Geneva .Mahaffey, With TOM BROWN. R O B E R T.-'1*“ 'Shaw. Kt*y Cummins and Mrs. WILCOX; ANDA DEMNb; CON- Camidn'II. STANCE M(M)RK and ER.NEST| The following memheis of the Clm- TRUEX. Here’s r«M>lhall . . . like you school faeulty spent the Tluinks- never sax it placed l*efoife: It’ll thrill,^ thmr homes: .Miss you . . . chill you . . . fill \ou with rapt delight! “Phantom Gold” With JACK Li'DEN. BETH MAR- ION and TUFFY. tiunnin’ for out laws in the gre^t gold fields! I "Tracking the Sleeping De.ith.” 9:.U» A. M ..Show—THURSDAY. 10c and I.Ac .Margaret Culpepper, Hogansville. tia. Miss Kloise .Miller. Pauline; Miss t’ai'olyn Lane. Newberry; .Miss Marie Smith, I.ilierty. Many Singers Here Sunday FRIDAY AND SATURDAY. December 9 and 10 “Colorado Trail” The community singing convention helil in the t/’linton annory Sunday was attended by five hundnxl ivople from several counties in this .<t‘ction. iTiP program includtHl selections by the Newry trio, Prof. Lloyd Ia'o of SUrring CHARLES STARREIT, Muu'ca, the Brown quartette of Hel- IRIS .MEREDITH and THE SONS » Woinlruff quartette and others. OF THE PIONEERS—FamoiLs Radio Those who din'cttHl the’ convention StMTu. I 'vish to thank all who coi>peratcd in Out where only the best men giay 'taking it a grtvit day in song, and •Dve ... to love a gal and sing a announce<l that a similar pro long! [gram will be given here again next “FIGHTING DEVIL DOGS” No. 7. ’ '‘Pring. Comedy, “Sea .Melody.” ' T “ ~~ I~ j “The Frog Pond Anaesthenia.” ! COUGHS, COLDS 10c and 20c NEXT WEEK— “SERVICE DELUXE,” “LAND or FIGHTING MEN.' COMING— “ORPHAN ANNIE’* mmosphene? ^ Pleasant, Effective Vapor Treatment Kettle Free See Your DruggisL We Do All Kinds of PRINTING Except Bad. CHRONICLE PUBLISHING CO. J- \fm lilMilliilimiiillillliM MUM Hi father, S. J. Kohn. .Mrs. T. (). .McKcown of Blackstin'k,. and .Mrs. Janus .Mimu'c and daughter of York, were guests of their mother, .V^rs. T. J. Bluloi’k, .Sr., during the past week. Mi.ss .Marion Stuckey of Lockhart, was the gui'st during llu* Thanksgiv ing holidays of .Miss Emmie Adair. .Mi.sses .Marion !<«><■ of Augusta, Ga., and (rcne Winter of .Miami, Ela., s|>ent .Sunday with .Miss I^ee’s sister and brother-in-law, .Mr. and .Mr.s. Carlisle| Neely. I .Mr. and Mrs. C. L. VaUghan and. children of Clarksville. Ga., and C. L.j Vaughan, Jr., of Cleirvson college, were week-end guivsts of Mrs. Vaughan’s, parents, .Mr. and .Mrs. T. K. Owens.j land .Mr. and .Mrs. T. P. Owens. j T. J. Blalock, Jr., of Clemson col-j ;-r( ■ 4‘ ' J! P IB m t j! t it I i > « I ! t ■ :i i- Cl' ' k * i ; i t t I '■ f i ' • 4 ,ii: ‘ f J it 1. ] . . ■* iri «; +t J, Ji - < J i Announcing the Opening of DAILEY’S CASH GROCERY 'I W E take pleasure in announcing to the public that we have purchased the busi- c ’ ness formerly known as Baldwin’s Grocery and will continue to operate the store at the same location. Formal Openin Friday, December 2 We invite you to visit us Friday and inspect our complete line of fancy and heavy groceries, fruit^ produce, and Meat Market. OUR BUSINESS WILL BE OPERATED ON A CASH BASIS CASH GROCERY Formerly Baldwin’s Grcxrery 4^: n m it: m