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THE CUNTON CHRONICLE, CLINTON, 8. C.
THURSDAY, JUNE 6, W40
CASINO THEATRE
SEEK RULE ON
COUNTY OmCEI.
MONDAY AND TUESSDAY,
June 10 and 11
“Too Many Husbands”
With FRED MacMURRAY, MEL-
VYN DOUGLASS, JEAN ARTHUR,'
HARRY DAVENPORT and DORO-'
With politics the center of att«i-
Committee To Confer With At-j^on this should be an interesting
torney General On Duration! helpful
PEOPLE
YOU KNOW
Mrs. O. B, King and daughter, Mlr-
iorney Kvenerai irn i/uraiiunj nnhiio nf P^^ry Karris of Kinf{s< ' ^
of Term of Supervisor, Now;^^* b r jwJ^^clSididite for "* King’s);:
Serving By Appointment. mother, Mrs. R. C. Stewart. if
mayor, has surely been] tippped, off
! how to win the ladies’ Vote. When
THY PETERSON. Story by Somerset Chronicle. ithe subject of the coming election
Maugham. I ^ whf>thi»r nr not and enrolling is brought up he plies
When a “dead husband comesi • t a r- • *11 H'® ladies with this question,
back to life after his wife has been | the term of Supervisor J. A. Guthrie i you are not old enough to
married to his best friend for six|comes to an end this year or con-'vote, are you?”
months boy! what a situation . . "itinues for two years longer was ap-*
parcntly not clear to the county] During the week a number of
mg Fr^ and Mel\^ trying, to c executive committeev Clintpnians left for a vacation at! Summerton.
Vince Jean that he s just the guy ^ /<nrHin0 tn Tori^andah, near Hendersonvillle. Louise Tribble spent the week-end
.when It met Friday, according ^ j^j^LAj^j^ j,, Blacksburg with her grandpar-
minutes of the meeting made public. s^ltH of Kinard will spend about ents, Mr. and Mrs. J. N. Quinn.
Dr. J. B. Kennedy of the college < >
faculty, left yesterday to spend the}
summer at his home in York. |
Dr. and Mrs. Dudley Jones will I
leave today for a visit to their son, I
Parker Jones, and Mrs. Jones, in,
Beaufort and daughter, Mrs. Edward
Brailsford, and Mr. Brailsford, in
VACATION AT MY<ITLE BEACH
STOP At 1^.
<4
99
ROOMS WITH OR WIT^U^ BOARD
Special Rates To House Party Groups of 6 to 12.
For Rates Mid Reservations, Write:
Mrs. Russdl Coopor -
Box 176, Myrtle Beach, 8. C.
for her.
Cartoon, “Puss Gets the Boot.’
“Sugar Wind.” “Have You Meliby County Chairman Ralph T. Wil-
Yvette?” “News.” , I son.
10 A. M. Show—MONDAY. ! A sub-committee, composed of P:
10c and 25c Huff of Laurens, John M. Ross of
— ^rirtifiArni^ and A
three weeks at the,camp; MRS. H.| Miss Nelle Lottis, student nurse
C. LAYTON and daughter MISSiat General hospital, Spartanburg, Is'
.JEIAN LAYTON, about ten days, spending a two weeks., vacation with
Mrs. Layton will serve as camp her parents. Mr. and Mrs. S. B. Lof-<
Homer Moore of; nurse. MISSES MARY EMMA
WEDNESSDAY THURSDAY Trinity Ridge precinct, was ap-jSPEAKE and JANE STURGEON,
* ‘ pointed “to confer with the attor-. who are counsellors for the camp,
ney general with reference to the will spend the summer there wi^
j law concerning the election of a su- the exception of brief visits home,
•tppvisor for Laurens-oounty duringT-——- ♦
June 12 and 13
“The Ghost Comes
Tlome j the year 1940.” Recent newcomers to Clinton in-
With FRANK MORGAN, BILLIE j The matter came before the com-j dude MR. AND MRS. G. R. DE-
BURKE, ANN RUTHERFORD, REG-! mittee in shape of a resolution in-1 SHIELDS who formerly lived in
INALD OWEN, NAT PENDLETON, jtroduced by C. R. Turner, committee-; Woodruff. They are making their
THE JONES FAMILY in
“Young As You Feel”
With JED PROUTY, SPRING BY-
INGTON. JOAN VALERIE, RUS
SELL GLEASON.
THE GREEN HORNET” No. 3.
9:30 A. M. Show—WEDNESDAY.
10c and 15c
tis.
Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Bond and Missi
Annie Bond of Greenwood, attended
the graduation, exercises at Cheraw
high school on Tuesday evening.
Their granddaughter, and niece, Miss'
Eleanor Baggott, was a member of
the graduating class. j
J. M. and Wan eh White of Plum]
Branch, are guests of Mr. and Mrs.
R. C. Stewart. I
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Gatlin, Mr.'
CHARLIE MONROE
HIS KENTUCKY PARTNERS
WDI Anw At
THORNWELL MEMORIAL CHAPEL, S. Broad St.
Thursday, June 13, 8:00 P. M.
Music, Singing, D&ndng, Comedy—Fun for Everybody
Admisnon 15c and 25c
'Sponsored V AMERICAN LEGION
man from Cross Hill, and seconded, home at 57 South Broad Street in
by Jack H. Davis, Sr., of Clinton, I the residence formerly occupied by
resolving m part that “no election I Mr. and Mrs. R. P. Wilder. Mrs.,
be held in the primary of the Demo-, oeShields is pleasantly remembered James McCombs, and Miss
cratic party for Laurens county for|here as Miss Loree Tinsley, sister 1^^* Browh attended a barbecue!
I the nomination of a candidate for Qf Mrs. C. D. Yarborough and Mrs. party at the Batesburg country
fnary election to be held in the year
1940.” ! MISS LAETITIA JONES
B. E. Babb, member of the local Tuesday 4or a month’s vacation-and
D. D. Boyd and J. Conner for thehr.
left 1 employes. !
Mrs. W. B. Lee,- Virginia and Jadt-
FRIDAY and SATURDAV, 'bar. appeared in behalf of the reso- will visit her brother, Captein Dudley!Lea, of Rocky Mount, N. C., are vis-
June li and 15 < ti , +-. jlution, which was in full as follows:' jones, medical service, U. S. A., in|iting Mrs. Lea’s mother, Mrs. C. M.
“Tw'O Girls On Broad- York and will attend the fair.. Bailey.
2350 of the Code of 1932, that a gen- While away Miss Jones will also. Miss O B Buraess who comnlet-
way" ;eral election shall be held in each visit her sister, Mrs. Ashley-Halsey, ^ post-graduate ^urse in nurs-
With LANA TURNER, JOAN.^^^^^^y county supervisors at in Philadelphia and another sister, ^he New York City
.B^ONDELL, GEORGE Richard Syre, in Beaver Falla.I hoaplu,, is sending a^ew d«ra with
^ her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Bur-
^ . ... . igess, and sister, Mrs. J. D. Bass, be-
I Clinton has eight representatives her duties in Char-i
KENT TAYLOR, WALLACE FORD, j of the House of Representatives, ex- pa
RICHARD LANE I *n those counties in which the
That Blonde bonfire is back again! I term of office of the county supervis-
Yes, it’s Lana Turner . . . and she’sl u*" years. And,
swell as she gets her man . . .in a
“Wh.r... th. yyf nffiod* nf lottc, N. C. Also visitiug Mr. Uld
- ~ -- °— - -— “ithp rniintv i:iin#>rvi«trir fnr Tjjiirpnc' Lions i Mrs. BuTgess for the week-end were
romance set to song and laughter! As I county supervisor for Laurens day and tomorrow m Aiken. They ^heir daughter Mrs J T Brown,
gay as the gay White Wayt | county is four years, and a generaUare: JOHN W. FINNEY, SR., I. M. aaugnier, mrs. j. i. urown,
“Help Wanted.” a crime-doesn’t-| ®*®®tion for the election of a county | ADAIR, P. S. BAILEY, president of
pay story.
"Vacation Diary." “Sky Games.’
“News."
10c and 25c
supervisor for Laurens county was. the local club,
held in November, 1938, and no gen-j COPELAND, E.
Broadway
Theatre
eral election for county supervisor
is provided until November, 1942.
“Now, therefore be it resolved that
no election be held in the primary
CARROL WHITE
M. TIMMERMAN,!
their daughter, Mrs
and Mr. Brown of Laurens.
Mrs. J. F. Bedenbau^ is visiting
relatives in High Point, N. C.
Friends of David Tribble, son of
i-mc. w. b. Tm*!.; wm b.
BERGER, and HEATH COPELAND.
glad to know that he is recuperat
ing nicely at his home after having
This column is in receipt of a copy his tonsils rAnoved Tuesday at the
local hospital.
MONDAY AND TUESSDAY,
June 10 and 11
of the ^mwratic party for Laurens qj g publication “1940 Biograph-
county for the nomination of a candi-j Enclycopedia of Americans,”, _
!?hf pHma?J e£ion^^^"''S’ fn' fBAPTISTS CHANGE HOUR 1
iine primary eiw.ion to oe new m ta„,g jhe names of two Clinton-' ITAD QPPVlT'li’ QTTVTkAV
I the year 1940, it appearing that the igng dr d. J. WOODS, pastor of W _ SUNDAY
' Services for next Sunday morning
P. JACOBS, president of^es-'gt the First Baptist church will be
eral election in 1938 has since died w
and his successor has been appoint- Kvterian college and nrominent biisi-, ^ oapusi enuren win w
ed. has qualifl^i as such and"i
“Dl*. Kildaire’s Strange j th^ activ\ dfsSarIc of trdut.e"' “blofteT Dr An“d™w SSry’Wo^’ '’"’r "> the b,l^u
,, ® nfhicoffirp” a oroiner, ur. Anarew Memy wo<^, reate service at Thomwell orphan-
subcommittee had not ob- i!, age. Sunday school will open at 9:45
suD commitiw had not oD jn thik mclycopcdia as is Dr. Thom-I^jth members going immediate^to
ts ruling yesterday. ^11 Jacobs, nresident of Oalethoroe I
CrSC” °Hice
With LEW AYRES, LIONEL BAR- tain^ its
RYMORE, LARAINE DAY and NAT, Chairman Wilson said that
PENDLEH’ON. committee was seeking an opinion .
A new prescription for romance!, the attorney general as to the dura
A dashing young doctor! An irre- tion of Mr. Guthrie’s term in order, r-^vAnT i w . j
sistible nurse! A mystery full of fas- to know whether or not to have a JOHNSON celebrated
cinating danger! Adventure at siren I orimarv for the «!unervi«wir’«? office ! y®®’’ ® ®**y *"*11- carrier
speed . . . as Dr. Kildaire gambles Lould the attoreey^S J«^® 1'
love and his whole career . . . on the term ends this year, he said, the
his most astonishing case!
Cartoon, “The Curious Puppy.”
“Little Lambkin.” “Radios and
Relatives.” “News.”
10 A. M. Show—TUESDAY.
10c and . 20c
Rev. W. N. Long, who will lead the
services, after being out of the city. I
Evening services will be held as us-;
ual at 8 o’clock. j
We Are The Offical Moth
Killers For Clinton
OUR CLEANING KEiS MOTHS
Extreme ewe is taken to rid your garments of every
trace of moth life. Cleaning is the apiN’oved way to kill
moth life in garments.
SANTTEX BAGS
KEEPS MOTHS OUT
Aftm* cleaning, we seal your moth-free clothes in
SANITEX doable sealed garment bags. They are pro
tected from moth,damage, dust and dirt until the bag is
opened.
CALL US FOR SANITEX SERVICE.
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WEDNESSDAY, THURSDAY,
June 12 and 13 .
“Zanzibar”
Wfth LOLA LANE and JAMES
CRAIG.
^ “Adventure Iiv
committee most probably would or
der a primary for the office and
Mr. Guthrie, if'he expects to hold I
his position, would have to run un-j
less he chose to contest the matter!
in the courts. On the other hand,}
i he said, should the attorney general
j rule that the supervisor has two
I more years to serve, the committee
I would not include the supervisor’s
office in the list of those to be con
tested for in the primary unless the
courts required it under mandamus
roceediogs brought- by interested
parties. ,
Supervisor Guthrie is now serving,'
Diamonds”
With GEORGE BRENT, NIGEL-under appointment of Gov. Johnston
j made in December, 1937, followi ig
BRUCE and ISA MIRANDA.
"Riding With the Hounds.”
9:3X1. A. M. Show—THURSDAY.
10c and 15c
the death of the then Supervisor A.
Rhett Martin who was just beginning
his second four year term. Attorney}
I General Daniel made a purported *
FRIDAY and SATURDAY, ruling on the matter several months j
June 14 and 15 ®8o. Whether it was brought up for}
1 F'l -J discussion in Friday’s meeting does!
Black Friday ! not appear m the minutes.. Since I
With BORIS KARLOFF, BELA | then, however, seVCral candidates!
LUGOSI, STANLEY RIDGES and are said to to be assuming that at
ANN NAGEL
The Monster of “Frankenstein”
and “Dracula” himself are brought
together in a picture that will thrill
you with its horror and suspense.
P. S. If you have a weak heart, bring
your doctor with you—If you can’t
find him. he’s probably at the show
himself.
Comedy, “Taming of the Snood.”
“ZORRO’S FIGHTING LEGION”
No. 5.
Cartoon, “Eklgar Runs Again.”
10c and 20c
I? NEW YORK *
WORLD’S FAIR
primary will be held and that they
are preparing to enter the race.
The committee fixed June 12 at
noon as the closing date for the en
try of candidates. A sub-committee
composed of Dr. W. T. Pace, E. Frank
Anderson and M. L. McDaniel was
selected to recompiend assessments
for candidates n^ip out an itinerary
for the county campaign and to audit
the fmahc« of the 1938 campai^.
revision was made, on motion of
Phil D. Huff, to pay a per diem and
mileage to executive committeemen'
toi days spent'on business of iliej
party. Actual expenses were also'
provided for the committee which is
to confer with Attorney General
Daniel.
Up From
CUNTON
Births
SIMMONS
Mr .and Mr*. Woodrow Simm<ms,
ofr Cross Anchor, announce the birth
01^ a daughter,'Elizabeth Caroline, on
fitey 30, at Hays hospital. Mrs. Sim
mons before marriage was Miss Eliz
abeth Wept of Spartanburg.
CLARK
Mr. and Mrs. Niles C. Clark, of
Waterloo, announce the birth of a
dau^ter at Hays hospital, Tuesday,
June 4. Mrs. Clark is the former
Miss Agnes Anderson.
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