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THE CLINTON CHRONICLE, CLINTONrS. C.
Thursdqy/ Februory 20,1941
MONDAY AND TXTESDAT.
Febnunr 24 and 25
"Sonta Fe Troil"
With ERROL FLYNN. OLIVIA
DeHAVILLAND, RAYMOND MAS
SEY, RONALD REAGAN, ALAN
HALE.
SPORTS CHAHERBOX
TENCH OWENS
Views the Athletic Front
Previews of the 1941 football sea
son are yours for the seeing these
The Santa Fe Trail . .. . iron rails!chill afternoons on two local gridiron
to Kansas, iron nerves from there; fronts. The cleated Red Devils of
on! Where America’s heroes rode to'cUnton high school and the stocking-
glory . , . or fell! Where Stuart and Stocking of Presbyterian
Custer clashed with fiery John, ,,
Brown! Where yesterday’s greatest j college are looking to the future with
history . . . makes today’s mightiest i vim and vigor, yea with iet-up and
thrills!
Latest News.
10 A. M. Show—MONDAY.
10c and 28c
gusto!
, Lonnie McMillian, heir-apparent
for the present to the manifold duties
Miss Einily Watson
Claimed By Death
Former Teacher In
Orphanage Schools
Passes In Missouri.
Miss Emily Watson, of O’Fallon,
Mo., died at her home on January
17 after being a shut-in for several
years. She was about 80 years of age.
Miss Watson is pleasantly remem
bered here as a former teacher in
the orphanage schools. I^e came to
RITES HELD FOR
J. H. HUNGER
Jacob H. Hunger, 90, died Satur
day at the Veterans’ hospital in Au-
gu^, Ga., after an illness of several
years.
Funeral services were neld here
Monday afternoon at three o’clock
from the Gray Funeral Home, with
Miss Katherine Huger, preyed him mail by calling at the office during
to the grave 33 years ago. He is sur-! the above hours.
vived by one daughter Mrs., Anna
Coates, and a grandson, Asley, boUi
of this city.
Postoffice To Observe
Washington's Birthday
interment following in Rbsemont
The postoflice will be closed Sat-
Thomwell %,,1902 as an instructor in
atb\department, succeed-
the Qollegia
ing Rev. T. Ellik>n Simj>son. She was
an outstanding English teacher and
cemetery. The services were con
ducted by Dr. D. J. Woods and Rev.
C. B. Betts.
Mr. Hunger was a native of Swit
zerland, but had made his home in
the United States since reaching the
age of 20 years. He was a veteran
of the Indian campaign of 1876, and
fought in Custer’s regiment.
urday, Feb. 22, in observance of
Postmaster
Washington’s birthday,
R. L. Plaxico states.
There will be no city or rural de
liveries during the day. Ilie general
delivery and stamp windows will be
open in the morning from 9:30 to 11
o’clock and again in the afternoon
from 4 to 5. Patrons of either the
Parcel post delivery will be made
on the morning delivery aa-tbtuaL
Outgoing mail will be dispatched on
regular schedules.
X'Ray Trailer
Makes Visit Here
Mr. Hunger’s wife, before marriage city or rural Routes may get their
The Sputh Carolina State Board of
Health trailer was ’in Clinton on
February 13, at which time deven
patients were given x-ray e^paaina-
tionsj Eight of the examinations were
provided for by the LSurcns County
Tuberculosis asaociatioll, whose funds
are derived each year from the sale
of Christmas seals.
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WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY.
^ February 26 and 27
"So You Won't Talk?"
With JOE E. BROWN, FRANCES
of Walter Johnson, has a man-sized bad charge of classes in Bible!
job cut out for him. Not only haslt^^ philosophy. In 1907 she rwign^'
oic ^|ber position to return to O Fallon to
Coach Johnson, after 25 years of|^ake her home with a sister. '
good and faithful service, renounced! Teachers associated with Miss
his love for the College in order to Watson in the college department
his country, but Assistant! were: Dr. A. E. Spencer, Prof. A, V.
ROBINSON, VIVIENNE OSBORNE, j serve
BERNARD NEDELL, TOM DUGAN. | Coach Jack Nixon, after three years, j Martin, Prof. Ashton W. McWhortec
Feature begins
and 9:36.
2:00, 4:32,
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7:04,1 bas done the same thing. Tuesday of | and Prof. M. G. Woodworth.
this week, only two days after Major j Miss Watson was admired and t^'v-
*1 A D Johnson left for a year’s service in|ed by hundreds of former boys and
AlWOyS A DridC ithe army, Nixon went to Charleston! girls of the institution who were
With ROSEMARY LANE and where he will be stationed for a privileged to know her as members'
GEORGE REEVES. year’s service in the navy (Both men | of her classes. |
Feature begins 3:15, 5:47. 8:19. > uhdoubtedly will make fine officers
Last Chapter — “WINNERS OF and we wish them success and hap-
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THE WEST.”
9:30 A. M. Show—WEDNESDAY.
10c and 15c
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY,
February 28 and March 1
piness in their new work).
This leaves versatile veteran Lon-
jnie Mac with the responsibilities of
I athletic director and coach of foot-!
I ball, basketball and track. In addi-'
Local People Attend
Meeting In Newberry
; tion to McMillian, the coaching staff
The pastor, Rev. L. P. McGee, Mrs.
McGee and a number of members of
#/'
Tugboat Annie Soils
Again'
at present consists of Bill Lufler, ten-
! Broad Street Methodist church at-
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nis coach and assistant baskkball tended the Missionaiy mstUute of the
coach; Chick Galloway, baseball and! Tuesday at
freshman basketball coach. Whether Central Methodist church in
Newuerry.
This was a rally meeting prior to
“Compassion Day,” March 2, when
Methodists throughout the land will
contribute in an effort to raise one
With MARJORIE RAMBEAU, or not a new man will be added to
ALAN HALE, JANE WYMAN, RON- this group is yet to be announced.
ALD REAGAN. * , When ^ two important coaches are
Avast, mates! ... a vast amount oft-forced to tkke leave of absence, it is
lun is on deck . . . when Annie and 1 logical to assume that at least one.,
Bbllwinkle sail into port with the new coach will replace them. How-
-with
year’s biggest cargo of laughs!
“INFORMATION PLEASE”-
WENDELL WILLKIE as guest.
Cartoon, “Temperamental Lion.”
“Midget Motor Mania.” News.
Saturday’s feature begins 2:00,
3:57, 5:46,7:35, 9:32.
10c and 28c
THE BdOADWAY
ever, larger schools have gotten along
with no more coaches than the Col
lege has now. If there is any sub
stance in the rumor that athletics
will be de-emphasized at P. C. by
reducing the amounts of the individ
ual scholarships, then perhaps we
need not expect more than one ad
dition to the coaching staff, if any.
Speaking of sjM-ing football, Coach
McMillian may have something up
his sleeve. Always a good strategian,
he can be depended on to pull a few
million dollars to be used in work
here and abroad, for relief of war
victims, and for the work among
boys in military service. South Caro
lina’s quota is $20,000, to be divided
equally between the upper and lower
state conferences. Bishop Watkins
and Rev. W. B. Garrett, district su
perintendent, made addresses in be
half of the free will offering. Rev.
H. O. Chambers, pastor of Central
church, Newberry, is missionary sec
retary of the Greenwood district.
The following Clinton people, in
MONDAY AND TUESDAY,
February 24 and 25
East of The River
tricks of'Which the average coach
would not think. The new rule about 1 msti^te. Mre, ^hn G.
pass-receiving may cause a number'
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I of different formations among next
H. Simpson, Mrs. J. V. JEdwards, Mrs.
I season’s teams. As we understand it.
Sidney Rumph, Mrs, Arnold M. Can-
With JOHN GARFIELD, BRENDA i any man on the team mav now catch "®"’ McMillan, Mrs. T. C
MARSHALL, MARJORIE R A M -' a- nass. The Bine Johnson, Mrs. J. B. Dailey, and Misi
-nr-ATT 'O'pass. Thc Bluc Stockings may havc a» a r ’ aj - ’
BEAU, GEORGE TOBIAS and WIL- a pony backfield next fall, but we'
Miss
LIAM LUNDIGAN.
“We know all the right people in
the wrong part of town!” Smart
enougn to know what they want , . .
tough enough to take it!
Cartoon, “Porky’s Snooze Reel.”
“Jan Garber and His Orchestra.”
News.
li A. M. Show—TUESDAY.
10c and 20c
predict that the mail will go through,
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WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY,
February 26 and 27
"She Couldn't Say No"
With ROGER PRYOR, EVE ARD
EN. CLIFF EDWARDS, CLEM BEV-
ANS and VERA LEWIS.
BIRTHDAYS AHD
AKNIVERSARIES NOe
The Chronicle Extendi Greetings
To Those Whose Birthdays and
Anniversaries Occur This Week.
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'Doomed - Caravan
With WILLIAIVT^BOYD, RUSSEL
HAYDEN And ANDY CL'VDE.
Cartoon, “All’s Well,” starring
“Gabby.”
9:30 A. M. Show—THURSDAY.
- 10c and 15c —
Kenneth Baker, Jr., will be six
years old Saturday, February 22.
Jeff and Dillard Boland, sons of
Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Boland, both have
birthdays the 23rd.
Miss Hazel Howard will.celebrate
a birthday Monday, February 24.
Wiley Harris Davis, daughter of
Mr. and Mite. Lawrence F. Davis,
Dental Clinic At
Long Branch School
Wi
? one year old February 15.
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FRIDAY AND SATURDAY,
February 28 and March 1
Rainbow Over the
Range'
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With TEX RITTER and “ARKAN
SAS SLIM” ANDREWS.
He’ll swap lead with any border
badman ... or trade a song for a
flashing senorita’s smile!
“KING OF THE ROYAL MOtlNT-
ED”—Chapter No. 3.
Comedy, “Drafted In A Depot,”
with Ekigar Kennedy.
“The Rodeo Goes To Town.”
Cartoon, “Happy Holidays.”
10c and 20c
esterday was the birthday of Mrs.
J. M. Adair.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred W. Oxley/will
observe a wedding anniversary the
22nd.
February 25 is the birthday of
Miss Hazel Sherard, Bobby Dean
Dailey, and Scott Dawkins, Jr:
Long Branch school has completed
a dental clinic sponsored by the lo
cal organization affiliated with the
county health department, with Dr.
H. R. Perkins as director.
The clinic has been the means of
helping several children who needed
dental attention. Many were found
to have badly diseased and abscessed
teeth, thus proving a great hindrance
in the development of the children.
Correction will prove to benefit the
health of the children, enabling them
to do better school work.
The school officials, faculty and
students express appreciation to all'
who made tiie work possible and
pledge thpir continued cooperation in
the work.
To Toke Picture Of
Sunday School Group
I. Mac Adair, superintendent ofi
the First Presbyterian Sunday school,
,, . „ „ .stated yesterday that <at the begin-
Mrs. A E. Spencer will observe a kj^g of the Sunday school hour on
bi^day Sunday, February 23. . Sunday morning a group picture
celebrate a, would be taken in front of the
birthday . 'church. Mr. Adair urges a full at-
February 26 birthdays include Miss l tendance
Clarice Wells, Miss Emily Martin,
Ubw. liiM Rieipt Ckcekt
Rkiinalie Pali Qaiekly
If yoa auffer from rheumatic, arthritia or
neuritis pain, try this simple Inexpensirc homo
raeipe that thooaands arc usiny. Get a packace
“"Mr and Payne wiU ob- S^ONE SPEAKS
serve their wedding anniversary: Mrs. Ira T. Stone of Greenwood,
Tuesday, February 25. I Bible teacher who is conducting
Mrs. Clifton Adair has a birthday Uible study lessons at Broad Street
tomorrow, the 21st.
WPA FUNDS VOTED
FOR MUNICIPAL.
BUILDING HERE
A news item in the daily press
i'TJHhT,':;:; l yesterday, under a Washington date
Methodist church at 3:30 each Tues
day during the month of February,
has consented at the request of those
attending the course, to give an ad
ditional lecture on Tuesday afternoon
March 4.
of wKter, «dd u»e juice of* 4 ie4»on». it’« «My. \ line, stated that a WPA allotment of
No trouble «t all and pleasant. You need only
2 tablmpoonfuls two times a day. Often within
48 hours—sometimes overniKht—splendid ps-
sults are obtained. If the pains do not quickly
leave and if you do not fed better, Ru-Ex will
cost you nothing to try as it is sold by your
dnvKist under aa absolute money-back guaran
tee. Ru-Ex Ctnnpound k for sale and recous
mended by
Kellers Drug Store
Be Quick To Treat
Bronchitis
Chronic bronchitis may develop if
your cough, chest cold, or acute bron
chitis is not treated and you cannot af-
ith
lai^ medicine
leas potent than Creomulsum
ford to take a chance wit
which
gOM right to the seat of, the trouble to
$25,262 has beep approved by thei
president for the construction of a-
municipal building in Clinton. j
While it has been reported for;
some time that the city administra-.
tion has been -considering the erec- i
tion of such a building, no public:
statement has been issued by that'
body as to what is contemplated or
the amount the proposed building
will cost.
W. M. U. MEETING
HELD AT GOLDVILLE
loosen and expel germ laden
jn and aid nature to soothe and
raw. tender, inflamed toonrtiial
mucous membranes.
Creomulslon blends beechwood creo
sote by special process with other time
tested medicines for coughs. It contains
DO narcotics.
No matter bow many medicines you
have trie^ tell your druggist to sell you
a bottle of Creomulsioo'with the unto-
you must like tbe^y It qiudc-
aUajs the cough, permitting rmt and
, or Km are to have your money
(AdvJ
The W. M. U. of the Baptist church
met Tuesday at 7:00 in the assembly
room of the church.
Twentyrseven members were pres
ent and three new members were
addd to the roll, Mrs. Harold Mur
phy, Mrs. Hudie Gardner and Mrs.
Louise Cole.
After^ an interesting program, the
meeting was dismissed with prayer.
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