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S 'V • Page Two THE CLINTON CHRONICLE, CLINTON, 1 C r _j Thursday, November 5, 1942 BIRTHDAYS AND < ANNIVERSARIES NOTED The Chronicle Extends Greetings To Those Whose Birthdays and Anniversaries Occur This Week. AROUND THE TOWN Incidents, Unusual and Ordinary, Gathered On Oiir Rounds. i along with several other girls as yol-! water with his lifebelt. He was in junteer assistants. The young women the water about four hours before | serve as receptionists and secretaries being picked up by a destroyer, and under the guidance of the executive says that, although they saw many secretary of the society. The society sharks, they were not molested, prob assists families suffering from eco- ably because the fish had been fed a 1 nomic and emotional problems. nice meal of Japs shot down shortly • — ; before. Coxswain clones first was tak- ; Friends of NOLAN SUDDETH, .<5on en to a New Hebrides island, south A Kn\ On Friday, little KITTY LU HALL- of Mr. and Mrs. B. H. Suddeth, will of the Solomons. He reached home MAN received a package from her b& interested to know he has joined before news of the sinking was given TnH Mrs Dillard Milam Jr father. Lt. C. W. Hallman, who is in the army air corps as mechanic and out. Before being transferred to the ill celebrate their second wedding foreign service. In the box was a was inducted at Fort Jackson the Pacific area he saw service in the small pitcher from somewhere in past week. Lt. Commander 'James Atlantic on convoy duty, including a England, for her already large col- Hannon Suddeth, of the navy, a na- | l r *P 1° the island of Malta with planes lectioi) She has several which were tive of Spartanburg, who recently the English. When the ship ar- made in foreign countries, but will published the book, “Aircraft Engine rived the island was being bombed it,” is a nephew of B. H. by the Germans. The Wasp had car- He was engaged by the air 1 ried planes to Ijomb the Solomons second birthday, while she and Mrs. and naval authorities to write the i before the Marine landings. Mr. T , 4 . ... . , Hallman were in Bayonne, N. J., with textbook for mechanics, pilots, drafts- Jones is a very modest young man, Jr " w,,1 ° bse £? th ® ir weddin S anni - Lt> H^Uman before he sailed, her men and engineering students, and | and with all his seriousness there was versary November /. . i.. gfandtJWents, Mr. and Mrs. C. W. i it is being placbd in every air base i a touch of humor as he told of some Mrs. Irby fi. Hipp has a b.rt^day ^^* Sr ; of Batesburg> ?ent he r : library here an^ abroad. ' t u Ml d*ess- In the meantime Lt. Hall-! —/ ■ ♦ L. H. Bagwell have. - ... _ anniversary November 6. A. M. Young/has a birthday No- *■ vember 11. Sadler Love, formerly of dhisci^ , he Maintenant; l^vembeTa b ' r H ldl ‘ > sent,ment attaclied to it. Former Suddeth. He Mr. and Mrs. J. Henderson Pitts,' today. " Mr. and a wedding 'Vember 9. ' Jane Ra Anniversary Monday, No man sailed, so the dress was forward- Well, it’s a small world, after all ed to him at his destination. He re- or at least Pvt. Charles Hughes thinks HanoMpr nf Mr nmt turned it to Kitty Lu in the box with so. While in Australia he met up with Mrs T Clayte Ray will be six yeare ^ P itcher - an d she is very proud “Bee” Ferguson and "Hamp” Mc- md November 7 y < 0 f jj er dress that has crossed the At- r Daniel,’ home town boys, and they Mr j 1 l an tic twice. She also has other sou-: had a good old-fashioned reunion. Mr“ fV E Mom, „* Newberry £&««*» «« British Isles, includ- Charles U now in New Guinea.. 1 V eu ♦ •!! 1 K - ing sprigs of Scotch heather which! —• hirt r hHov\?pHnpi y av W 'Nnv Ce il brat 3 were in Lt. Hallman’s room at a t THEODORE and tfROWN TODD, at -ir^Rnawpii h-if’n hirthHnv Mnn ' British hospital where he was a pa-1 sons of Mr. and Mrs. Larry Todd of Vfay Nov 9 ^“'itient for a few days after landing in; near here, are among the many ser- ffiends who had sent him a Japanese hunting license. He has been as signed to a new carrier and will re-| port to San Diego, Cal., when his leave is up. COUNTY FARMS SHOW EXCCLLENT RESULTS OF LIME * Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Crews will cel-j^ n ^ anc * ebrate their wedding anniversary' ,, u ,, i New druffi majorettes for the Clin- l\ovemoer ii , . , | ton school band are BARRIE JEAN Mrs. Hugh Holman has a birthday W i NGARDi head majorette, and « 1 r, .., . BARBARA WORKMAN. Barrie Jean " S . , »”‘l Barbara will perform with the ^birthday the 9th. Mr. and Mrs. L. V. Pinson ob- ^eerved their 28th wedding anniver sary November 4. Dr. Smith To Speak At Thornwell Church Farmers are showing much inter- vice men who are receiving “Our fa-|est in purchasing lime since results! vorite newspaper,” and write that [ are being seen throughout the county they look forward to getting it each, as to the good effects of lime, accord- j week, and that it contains news the ing to County Agent C. B. Cannon, 1 home folks don’t think of writing. who reports two instances. T. J. Copeland’s demonstration showed 226 cotton bolls per 40 feet of row on unlimed land compared J 358 bolls where lime was ap- BELK’S BIG TOYLAND Opens Friday, Nov. 6 FUN FOR EVERYBODY Buy Now—Use Our Lay-Away Plan ~ The October issue of Popular Sci- barid for the first time on Friday eve- ence magazine has a picture of PVT ning during the Laurens-Clinton high ROY OWENS, son of Mr. and Mrs. i with game. 1 T. R. Owens of this city, on the cov- plied. In seed cotton this meant 1,205 | ^ -er. The photograph, in color, which pounds per acre on the unlimed land | Friends and relatives here will be i s a striking likeness of the well and 1,908 poufids on the limed land, j interested in the promotion of two known local boy, pictures him with!The lime was applied to lespedeza in Clinton men in service. LT. FRAN-, several other members of his anti-] 1940. CIS BLALOCK, son of Mrs. T. J. aircraft unit loading a gun. Some of, On the farm of J. C. Owings, Gray Blalock, has been promoted to the, the other boys may or may not be Court, a check orf peas and cane pro rank of first lieutenant. He is serv- j Clintonians, but none except Roy , duction showed three tons of hay per ing'with the quartermaster corps of, was “recognized ntftt?. The' picture T acre following wheat which produced the 7th armored division at Camp wa s probably taken along the water- ; 17 bushels per acre where no lime Dr. Tfibert W. Smjth, field secre tary of foreign missions of the South- ern Presbyterian church, of Nash ville. Fenn.. will speak at Thornwell j LT ^ l. VAUGHN of Fort front*" somewhere in England. Mem-' was used and 30 2-3 bushels per acre Memorial church at 7:15 p.m.^ this 3 enn i n g > Ga., has also advanced to bers of Pvt. Owens’ family were de- where lime was used. first lieutenant. He is the son of Mr. lighted to see the photograph, as they j and Mrs. C. L. Vaughn, Sr. have had no direct word from him School Districts Listed t srnce he mailed from New York in evening and Friday evening been announced. The public i>» cordially invited hear Dr. Smith.' it has to IRA CHANDLER, of this, city, who r\Rl> of thanks enlisted in the navy last month re- We wish u, thank om friends and ccnt, y completed preliminary train- relatives for the kindnesses and sym- »««" " ava ' »'”•*«•<>" *» p c" sa - palhy shown us at the death of our‘C° la - Fla - H * has b * en assl 6 ned t0 husband and father. Also for the beautiful floral offerings, which were so deeply appreciated. —MRS. RUFUS STEWART - and SON. further duty there. August. For Rationing Here CLARENCE JONES, coxswain.in The county is now being served by the navy who was aboard the air- two rationing boards, in Laurens and craft carrier Wasp at the time of her Clinton. isijiking in waters near the Solomons The county has been divided by . : jjslands September 15, .was a visitor school districts it was announced yes-j MISS GRACE BARNETT, daugh-1 in Chronicle office Monday. Mr., terday. Schools and districts to be ter of Mr. and Mrs. S. S. Barnett of | dones > the son ^ r - and ^ Irs - ^•]served by the Clinton office are: this city, is among Furman 1 univer-Pickens, is a nephew of H.,. Clinton high school, Florida Street, sity sociology students working in so- SKRIP INK — Black, green, brown, cial agencies in Greenville to gain purple, red, royal blue. 2-oz. bot- work experience. The Family Wel- tles 15c. Chronicle Pub. Co. tf fare society has used Miss Barnett CASINO THEATRE MONDAY AND TUESDAY, November 9 and 10 MONDAY AND TUESDAY, November 9 and 10 The Wife Takes A Flyer" j- With JOAN BENNETT, FRAN- CHOT TONE, ALLYN JOSLYN, and CECIL CUNNINGHAM. * This picture kids the pants off the 1 Nazis, not only figuratively but also j literally, and spares neither the Japs ] nor the Italians their share in such a I mixture of satire and slapstick as the screen and its' public have not yet seen. ! * plus R. Jones of this city and was the 1 Academy Street, Providence, Cross guest of his uncle and aunt here for Hill, Garlington, Hurricane, Gold- several days this week. He is 19 ville, Long Branch, Mountville, Mus- years old and has been in the navy grove, Renno, Shady Grove, State for two years. A gunner, he was do- Training school, Jacks No. 1, Jacks ing gun Watch when the torpedo No. 5, Langston, O’Dell, Rook Bridge, struck the carrier and, 30 minutes I Wadsworth. , ^ later along with other members of] ^ the crew when the order was given SAY, ‘*1 SAW IT IN THE CHKON to abandon ship, jumped into the ICLF.” THANK YOU. DOLLS Big Dolls, little Dolls, Baby Dolls— 1 29c to $4.95 . Doll Carriages $1.98 to $7.95 DESK SETS Maple Desk Sets, flat and roll er top— $4.98 to $16.95 The Useful Toy COWBOY SUITS Frr real boys. Many styles— Also Soldier Suits, Aviator Suits, Indian Suits. $1.98 to $4.98 TRICYCLES Sturdy-built steel. For all sizes— ’ £ , $3.98 to $10.95 WAGONS Wood and Steel Wagons— $1.98 to $10.95 BELK’S DEPT. STORE “SANTA CLAUS H EADQUARTERS” y °UNG • BURKE. JFMruie “INFORMATION, PLEASE.” “PICTURE PEOPLE.” “SPORTSCOPE.” “NEWS.” 10c and 25c Feature begins 2:33,4:35, 7:33,9:35. plus rONALD DUCK CARTOON. INFORMATION, PLEASE. NEWS. 10c and 30c Feature b gins 2:28,4:28.7:28,9:28. 10 A. M. Show MONDAY. WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY, Novrmber 11 and 12 //r i_ aI u j WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY, November 11 and 12 "Billy the Kid, Trapped" i With BUSTER CRABBE, AL ST. JOHN and ANN JEFFREYS. Feature begins 2:00,4:22,6:44,9:06. "Lody Gangster" Strictly In the Groove With MARY HEALY, LEON ER-; ROL. RICHARD DAVIES, OZZIE w .,. T TT T T ^ NELSON and HIS BAND, and JIM- W,th FAY EME ^SON, JULIE MY WAKELY and HIS COWBOY BISH <>P and FRANK WILCOX. BAND - i Feature begins 3:02, 5:24, 7:46 and Feature begins 3:07, 5:25, 7:32, 9:50. 1 jq.qq "The Postman Didn't -plus Ring" “PERILS OF. THE ROYAL With BRENDA JDYCE< ^RICHARD ♦» ^ ^ 9 on* TRAVIS, SPENCER CHABTERS: ; MO V N TED, Chapter 6. 10c & 20c Feature begins 2:00, 4:18, 6:25, 8:43.UTA: M. Show THURSDAY. CARTOON. 10c and 20c — io a. m. show Wednesday. FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, November 13 and 14 -Friday and Saturday, November 13 and 14 "The Sombrero Kid" Now it's here! 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