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THE CirNTON CHRONICLE, CLINTON, S. C
Thursdoy^ November 7,1940
MONDAY AND TUESDAY,
November 11 and 12
''Brigham Young"
With TYRONE POWER. LINDA
DARNELL, BRIAN DONLEVY.
JANE DARWELL, JOHN CARRA-
DINE, MARY ASTOR, :ind DEAN
jACtGER as Brigham Young.
Set' riots at Carthage . . . massacre
at Nauvool Crossing of the flooded
Advisory Boards To
Help Registered Men
WINS VICE-PRESIDENCY
County Chairman An<
nounces Board's Person
nel For Laurens and
Clintoii.
H. R. Blackwell, Laurens attorney
recently named by Governor Jlay-
as the Laurens county repre-
Platte. Flight before guns across tentative on the advisory draft board i
cracking ice ot the Mississippi In-^j.^^. eighth judicial circuit, has
d.ans: 20.000 people on^a. appointment of ad-
hcniK trek. The lounding of Salt j the Laurens
Lake CiD’ The blight of devouring Clinton offices. The advisory
in.vects! The “miracle from the sky
Truly unforgettable scenes!
Latest News.
1(1 A. M. Show—MONDAY.
10c and 28c
boards’ duties were described as that |
[of advising registrants in the filling |
now being,
WEDNESDAY and THCRSD.AY.
November 13 and 14
"The Lady In Question
of the questionnaires
mailed out.
.Advisory Members, Laurens Board |
List of members of advisory board
to registrants for Laurens board:
For Laurens county: R. E. Babb,
attorney; Robert L. Gray, attorney;
Ralph T. Wilson, attorney, all of <
to run within which a registrant may
claim a privilege.
All registrants and other persons
{concerned should examine from time
to time the notices posted by the lo-
'cal board and the classification rec-
• ord.
‘ The ' classification record is open
!to ihspection by the public during
the baard's business hours.
RAYMOND J. PITTS,
' Chairrnan Local Board No. 50.
NEWS FROM JOANNA
frontier advices tonight to have cut
communications between the main
Italian army .and a force of 30,000
Itaians in the Koritza area.
Koritza itself, was believed still in
war zone, killing nine persons, in-
juring 21 and causing jheavy property
damage.
Authorities said they had not been
able to identify the planes, and Ital-
Italian hands, however, since the
Greek forces up to a late hour to
night have not risked a descent into
Ihe plain around the Albanian forti
ian, British, and Greek diplomats
immediately disclaimed responsibil
ity. The Italians blamed th^ Greeeks;
Greek minister Raoul Rosetti scoffed
HENRY A. WALLACE
With BRIAN AHERNE, RITA
. , T. A : Notice To Regisfronts
IRENE RICH. Associate members: Thomas A.; . , _ ,
No matter what makes the world Babb, attorney, Laurens; Otis P. tAllCl TO ImG rUDlIC
gt mad . . . It’s love that makes the Huff, attorney, Laurens; O. L. Long, ^
world go 'round'
• THE SHADOW—Chapter 13.
.^elected Shorts.
9 :i0 A. M. Show—WEDNESDAY.
10c and 15c
service regulations
I Goldville, Nov. 6.—^Mr. and Mrs.
j Irving Smith of Greenville, and Mr.
and Mrs. J. B. Long and "children
'"visited Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Boland
iSunday.
, Miss Catherine Finney spent the
[week-end in Clinton with Mr. and
Mrs. R. C. Lunsford.
I Among the Joanna people who at-
{tended the circus in Greenville Sat-
, urday were: Mr. and Mrs. Robbie
Francis and family; Mr. and Mrs.
,Jess Thomas and family; Mr, and
[Mrs. Tod Stewart and family; Julian*
Hunnicutt, Furman Mauldin, Buddy
[Hamm, Charles Stewart, John Henry
Davenport, Bill and Walter Byars,
{Ralph Stroud and Morton Hamm.
1 Mrs. T. M. Smith of Newberry,
spent the week-end with her sister,
Mrs. Sallie Finrjey.
Miss Sadie Adair is spending the
fied city, where the Italians have;at the idea.
concentrated tanks and armored! An official Yugloslav announce-
motorized units. Iment said any further attacks would
'rke Greeks have been firing on!^* “with all the means of our
Koritza from their positions in the'^*™®^ forces. ,
hills. [
Three times today warplanes ALL KINDS OF PRINTING
bombed the Yugoslav frontier city of j —EXCEPT BAD
Bitolj, on the" edge of Italo-GreekI CHRONICLE PUBLISHING CO.
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY,
Novemtier 1.5 and 16
"City For Conciuest"
With JAMES CAGaNEY, ANN
.SHFRIDAN, FRANK CRAVEN,
DONALD CRISP, FRANK McHUGH.
Auine wit'n the heart-beat of New
York s millions . . . the turbulent
story of 'a ~ harS-TTsTecT “guy and' a
i attorney, Laurens; G. Miller McCuen, ^^6 selective
'attorney, Laurens; Vic R. Fleming,!provide;
clerk ol court, Lauren.^, Joe E. Cart- Mailing a questionnaire (form 40) iiuau is
;lcdBC.. Laurens; Weldon Leaman,' ,«alLard to the registrant, Clarksville,.
iineichant. Cross Hill, J. O. Denny, j notice that the process of “classifi-
'farmer. Cross Hill; W. Miller Lea-
merchant. Cross
Miss Margie Crawford of Colum-|
man
is notice that the process of
U „ ■^"■ cation and selection- with regard
Hill; Lander ^ registrant has begun. Each day l "PP"' '''' wPPk-end with her
Court; JMI ^ ni, loeal board will pisl at' its office' P“'^'"‘^- I
Court; L. T.'
I Mr. and Mrs. Carl Turner and
M. Leonard of Ninety-Six,
Willis, farmer. Gray
Babb, merchant, Gray ^uun,^. i. ^ notice of the order numbers of the t i« ♦
Ycargin, mail carricn Gray Court; i j „nom questionnaires ZT
!!'■ " , S' su”''’ P'?=:'"““"-. h.ave been mailed that day.
Court; J. H. Abercrombie, magistrate, I . , , , , , . _. i mghams.
Gray Court. R.F.D.; J. J. Hunter, This local board keeps m its office Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Ross and fam-
Owings; Clarence Cook, Owings. classification record (form 100).ijjy spent Saturday in Columbia.
Advisory Jklembers, Clinton Board iGP j Miss Lila Phillips spent the week-
P S Bailey, mayor; R. L. Plaxico, <^®t® ®®®^ taken -nd in Whitmire,
reckless girl who dared to challenge p^.^tma^ter; E. B. Pinson, W. H.l'^y this board or the board of appeall Miss Doris Abrams of Greenville,
the city! ' Simpson. George W. Copeland, Dr. 1 each registrant. The en- spent the week-end with her mother, 1
Robert Ripley s Believe It or Not O. Rhame, S. W. Sum-i ^^® , Mrs, Joe Abrams. ^1
erel, Hugh L. Eichelberger, Roy Gas-j notice of the action taken. Mrs. J. P. Attaway of Bishopville, ’
que, James L. Browning, W. E. John- notice will be mailed to each|has been visiting at the home of the!
son. Lydia Mill office. J. B. Reeder, j r®g'itrant at his address last known ^p. l. Attaways. 1
Lydia Mill store, all of Clinton; G.^y ^^® l^al board and to any other; Mr. and Mrs. Oxner and family
N. Foy, J. B. Hart, Joe L. Delany, 1® claim for him.! spent Sunday at Fort Jackson,
of Goldville; A. D. Abercrombie, S.i Either the mailing of a notice orj Mrs. Marion Hamm, Mr. and Mrs.
J. Hunt, M. H. Bums, of Mountville. |the entry in the classification record Dan Martin, Mr. and Mrs. Mack
Sullivan township: A. K. Hughes,!of the date the notice was mailed'Brown and Morton Hamm spent,
Warl Shoals, R.F.D.; Mrs. H. O. shall canstitute notice to the regis-1 Sunday in Columbia where they at-
Walker, Ware Shoals, R.F.D.; C. D.Urant and all concerned. This is true [tended the funeral of a relative
Short—“Acquitted By the Se|b.’’
“News of the World."
1Oc and 28c
Saturday's featui-e begins
4 41. 6:54, 9:07.
2:28,
THANKSGIVING WEEK—
“KNUTE ROCKNE, ALL-AMERI
CAN." “NO TIME FOR COMEDY,”
“BOOM, TOWN."
A Week of Thanksgiving Specials!
wooa, ware anoaiSj^ n.r w. A.\ whether or not the mailed notice isj Miss Margaret Warren spent the
Babb (Princeton), Honea Path, RFUji actually received by the person to I week-end ii^ Augtista with her sis-
Robert C.*Wasson (Hickory Tavern),'whom it is addressed.
Laurens. R.F.D.; Glenn Abercrom--p Any person- required by law
jbie (Hickory Tavern), Laurens RFD. i register, or any registrant, who fails [called to Abbeville last week to at-
Waterloo township; E. V. Golding, I to perform a duty required—by the;^®*^^ funeral of Mrs. Simmons’
merchant, Waterloo; Niles Clark,'selective training and service act of
mail earner, Waterloo; John H.jl940, within the time provided byi ^
Wharton, farmer. Waterloo. [the law (generally 5 days), has vio- I DUCE'S ARMY AT
Advisory Board. Colored Regis- , lated the law. A person violating the
trants | law’ is subject to trial in the United
J. T. W. Mims, principal, BelljStates district court, which may im-:
Street school P. O. Box 103, Clinton; I pose a fine or imprisonment, or both.' Belgrade, Yugoslavia, Nov. 5.—
The greatest Jack London yy ^ White,, principal, Gray Court! The date when action was taken'^*’®®*^. ^f®®P® holding the heights
of them all. Alaska of the stonny poIotwI srhonl. Orav fTourt: WilliKv fKo xin-ii’fAn
' ter, Mrs. J. E. Steele, and Mr. Steele,
to- Mr. and Mrs. Jack Sirtunons were
MONDAY AND TUESDAY.
November 11 and 12
Jack London's
ii
Queen Of the Yukon
With CHARLES BICKFORD and
IRENE RICH.
KORITZA ISOLATED
At Bethany Sunday
in the classification record in each
of the following instances;
Whenever a duty is to be perform
ed by a registrant. j
Whenever a period of time begins
ritza in Albania were reported in
colored school, Gray Court; Will;by the local board will be written Italian base city of Ko-
gold rush days ... of brawling men Moore. Laurens. •
who worked a lifetime for a fortune ’
—and gambled it away overnight! _ , . r •
She was their “Queen" . . . card PreaChing SerVICGS
shark and cheat . . . but they loved,
her!
Selected Shorts.
Latest News.
10 A.-M. Show—TUESDAY. „
10c and 20c -
HOME STORE
! MARKET SPECIALS
Western Meats and Fresh Lamb
’ FRESH
OYSTERS
t PINT— QUART—
1 25c 50c
PURE PORK
SAUSAGE
2 lbs 35g
>
[ MORRELL’S
: CURED HAMS
1 lb.. 22C
^ . HALF OR WHOLE
FRESH
PORK HAMS
lb.. 20c
Half or Whole
i PICNIC HAMS
lb.. 17c
PORK LIVER
2 lbs. 25c
CENTER CUT
PORK CHOPS
lb...22c
Fresh Lean PORK
: SHOULDERS
1 lb.. 18c
►
HOME-MADE
Liver Pudding
lb. . IOC
«
; SUCED
BACON
1 lb. .. 15c
>
to run within which ir registrant
Services will be held Sunday perform a duty.
II
■ternoon at Bethany Presbyterian
church in the Musgrove community.
■ The Sunday school hour has been
• changed to 3 o’clock. Rev. John J.
' Hayes pastor of the First Presbyte
rian church of-tr^Laurens will preach
at 4 o’clock.
The church, closed for a period, 1
Whenever a period of time begins
WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY,
November 13 and 14
"Military Academy
With TOMMY KELLY, BOBBY! me enuren, closed lor a
JORDAN, DAVID HOLT, JACKIE was opened as outpost work by Rev. j
SEARL, C. A. Calcote, pastor of Aveleigh'
"The Girl From God's .rnTr^-^derthe'earrort^e;
Country" Laurens c’hurch. Those interested in
With CHESTER MORRIS, JANe’^''® ^®'’® extended to the peo-
WYATT. CHARLES BICKFORD and P*® ®* ^*'® community and friends
mala 'elsewhere a cordial invitation to at-
Popeye Cartoon.
Oughta Drive."
9 30 A. M. Show—THURSDAY.
10c and 15c
“Wimmin Hadn’t *®®^ ^^® services and express the
' hoF>e that attendance will merit reg--;^
I ular worship services at the church.
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY.
November 15 and 16
"Kit Carson"
JON HALL. LYNN BARI,!
ANDREWS, WARD BOND,
HAROLD HUBER, and C
GORDON.
ROOSEVELT VOTE
ALMOST SOLID IN
LAURENS COUNTY
With
DANA
Laurens county in Tuesday’s elec-!
HENRY ('•'®® voted almost solid in support ofj
, a third term for President Franklin
The thundering spectacle of Amer- Roosevelt,
ica’.s most fabulous days . . . when! Incomplete Returns from 24 out of
crimson courage fired one man to'^^ precincts gave Roosevelt 1,841,
lead a band
rades across
with savages whom an
Roosevelt
of stout-hearted com- Willkie 32.
a wilderness bristling* The vote in Clinton and Goldville
whom an organized '
man
corn-
army had failed to quell. The story
of an amazing hero in an amazing ’ ^^1®^®®
Roosevelt Willkiei
309 13 i
picture that'
era becomes a thrill
never lets you down!
LAST, CHAPTER—“THE
OF FU MANCHU.”
Comedy, “Tattle Television,”
Leon Errol
10c and 20c
Clinton Mills 92
Lydia Mills 86
DRUMS lG®^<^vUle 288
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with
NEXT WEEK-
FLOWING GOLD.” and “RANGE
BUSTERS.”
SONG CONVENTION HERE
The Clinton Song convention will
be held at the Pentecostal church
Sunday, Nov. 10, at 2 o’clock, ac
cording to an announcement by E. B.
Davis, president. The public is in
vited to attend the song service.
BRITTAIN’S NEW CURB
MARKET NOW OPEN
We wish to announce to the public that we
hove opened a n^ew curb market in the store
building on Musgrove Street between McIntosh
* r
Shoe Shop ond J. E. Benjamin. We corrry a com
plete line of Fruits, Vegetables^ and Produce.
Fresh every day. Let us supply your needs.
J. E. BRITTAIN
WOLVERINE
SHEU. HORSCHIDE
WORK SHOE
FROZEN
IN ICE
FREE!— FREE!
$5.00 PAIR WOLVER
INE SHOES
Saturday, Nov. 9th
A WOLVERINE SHELL HORSE-
HIDE WORK SHOE WILL
FROZEN IN ICE.
BE
Beginning at 8 a. m., we will
display a Wolverine Shell Horse-
hide work shoe, from our regular
stock, frozen in the center of a
cake of ice. After the ice melts,
this shoe—made from triple-tan
ned Wolverine Shell Horsehide—
will dry out glove soft! Visit us
Saturday and see this unusual
leather demonstration.
While here, cgrefully note the
size and weight of the ice cake.
Then figure out how long it will
take the shoe to slip out of the
ice. Just turft in your estimate.
We will present a pair of genuine^
Wolverines to the one turning in
the nearest to the exact length of
time required.
James Pitts
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