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A-,-*** • ' ’Ti- ' • '' ■ .V-.R- i «• Page Two THE CLINTON CHRONICLE, CLINTON, S. C Thursdoy # Februory 3, 1944 AROUND THE TOWN Incidents, Unusual and Ordinary, Gathered On Our Rounds. j Clover high school and graduated in Jumerel AttfendinQ ^ ^ June from Clemson college and en- . . . . ^ j tered service on August 10. He, is vis- | | refuting SchOOOl , Jilting his parents a few days before j. , , 11 ■- ' r ' ■. j leaving tomorrow” for Camp- CUd- S.* W. Sumerel, local representaliv'C;. ( borne, La,, where he has been as -1 of the Aetna Life insurance com- j PEOPLE YOU KNOW . .. signed. PVT. , ALVIN ' STONE, fc who, Inis served with an' anti-aircraft unit in Newfoundland for the, past eighteen months, has returned to the states and . is spending a 20-day furlough with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Stone. Pvt. Stone has,been given a Mew assignltient and will report to Camp,; McCoy. -Wisconsin,. at the end of his furlough. • McMILLAN'FINNEY, hospital ap prentice second classwbetter known *as “Mac." has completed a si’x- pany, is now at the company's home .office -in' Hartford, Conn., attending a special trailing course. ■ I'he VBurse is 'of* five weeks dura- j Mr. and Mrs. Clyde St Lankford spent Monday in Greenville. Mr. and Mrs. John H. West, who have been spending some time with their daughter, Mrs. W. G. Coker, and Mr- Coker, ’left Monday for Cleve land, Term., where they will* make their home.’ month*: course in X-ray at the Pen- tlon and includes an intensive study sacota .air base, Pensacola, Fla., and was promoted to pharmacists, mate third class at the completion-0%,the course. PVT. C. BRYAN HOLLAND writes, he has arrived safely in' England, and is..looking forward to receiving The' Chronicle. He is, attached to a quar termaster unit' and. was stationed at Vancouver Barracks, Washingtony "be fore deaving for foreign service.- GUY C. PITTS, son of Mrs. lira _Vance ,Pitts of, this city, is now^ori- roiled as an aviation cadetMA the pretflight school at MaxyvtfTh 3F;ef i, Alabama. Av.iation Ca^t -Pitts ffi' a graduate' of: Clintcy tended Ben;inu»Arank 11n university and GeorgpWSchool of Technology. Be tore jemeiing . service he was em- in Atlanta.' Ga., 1 Several (Vinton, residents were de lighted to hear the voice of LT. ROB ERT LMcLEES last week while lis tening to the famous radio program, "Breakfast ,at Sardi’s,,” which is broadcast each morning from the well- kho|vn restaurant in Hollywood, Calif. Lt. McGees was enroute to Sa linas, CaLOvhere he has been trans- ferreclWafter a few days' leave with hisMnother,'Mrs. Zee McLees, apd Avas having breakfast at Sardi's, ; of all the various forms of life and accidenti insurance contracts and methods of providing insunfrfee pro tection to fit varied situations and' economic circumstances. Techniques of modern life insurance salesman ship are discussed and practiced. - New Red Cross Hours Announced J. Gary Martin, who is employed in Savannah, Ga,, spent the week end with Mrs; Martin and family. Dr. Walter L. Lingle \of •Davidson;,' N. C., occupied'the pulpit 6f the First Presbyterian church' Sunday morn ing . and the Thorn well .Memorial church in the afternoon. While ih the city for the week-end Dr. Lingle was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. R. E, Sad- : ler and family. Mrs.. Alex Crawford, student at Winthrop college, Rock Hill, spent the week-end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. V. Edwards, and with Lt. Crawford, who was spending a few days leave with*his mother, Mrs. Belle M. Crawford at Goldville, be fore reporting to Indianapolis, Ind., for assignment'. Mrs. J. A. 'Tinsley left yesterday for Atlanta, Ga., to spend several weeks/with her daughter, Mrs.. R. -H« Pierce. - - with their son, Aviation Student John ! Voss, who will soon complete his i training with the,, 39th College Train- ! ing detachment stationed at Presby- j terian college. j Mrs. Ryland Bryant of Columbia^ was the overnight guest of Mrs, Zee I McLees and Miss Sallie Wright Mon< Hday. ' . * '•. Friends, of Mrs., W-. C Oxley will be gladrto know she is able to be out again , after an illness at Hays hos pital. „ ~ ’ ' » Mr. and Mrs. Archie Clark havx- returned to their home in Sarasota, Fla., after spending several days with Dr. and Mrs. D. O. Rhame. 1 ' - Mr. and Mrs; Earl Voss have .re turned to their home in Waterloo, Iowa, after spending several days Wanted! Men and Women Who Are Hard of Hearing To make this simple, no risk hearing test If you are temporarily deafened, bothered by ringing buzzing head noises due to hard* ened or coagulated wax (cerumen), try the Ourine Home Method test that so many say has enabled them to hear well again. Yott must hear better after making this simple test or yftu- get your mon'ey back at qqcC Ask about Ourine Ear Drops today at Smith’s Pharmacy CHESTNUT WHITAKER, a former Thornwell brphanage student, has recently reported to the army air rerces navigation school,. San Mar-,; a-, Texas, for' an eighteen weeks,, course in advanced aerial navigation.. Completion of the course, will quali- i jy students for-'the > silver wings of the aerial navigator and commis- LT. - MILDRED YOUNG STOUDE- MIRE, ANC. who has been overseas for . some ■time, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Rex Young, writes that she has been transferred to'Sardinia arid is xeally living in style. They-are hous ed in buildings with tile baths, soft beds — and everything seems very luxurious after spading ten months in tenths, and in mud and rain North Africa. * ’ The Red Cross room wall be open’ every morning, Monday through Fri day, from 10' to 12 boon,' and from 3 to 5 on Monday, Tuesday, Thurs-; day and Friday afternoons. The room will be closed on Wednesday after-1 noons and all day Saturdays. . Mrs. .. Earl Spencer, production chairman, is calling; for more work-| ers to, help in the making of kit bags. Battle for the Ballot Box Mrs. Heath Copeland Loses Sister In Missouri in H C. Brooks, Sr., Dies Suddenly < ar- as .second Heuteriants or ap- pomtments as flight officers for ca det members of the class. W Friends of Mrs. Kohn Barnes of Greenville, the former Miss Eliza beth Brooks,' who taught in the city ; Friends here will sympathize with Mrs. Heath Copeland in the death of her sister, Mrs. Mildred White Cros by, which occurred Saturday in Kan sas City, Mp. Interment was at Evergreen ceme tery, Chester, of w’hich city she was a native. . T * ’ v schools several years ago, will sym-L FRED C, HOBSON, of this city, was graduated from the engineer ot- 1 icers candidate school, Fort Belvdir, Ya.. oh January 26, and was com- m.ssioned a second lieutenant in the corps of engineers -of the army. His parents, Mr. and Mrs. Pat.H. Hobson, L>uise and Dicky HQbsoii attended the exercises. Lt. Hobson • attended pathize with her in the death of her father, H. C. Brooks, Sr„ of-Washing ton, Ga., which occurred suddenly atj a hotel in Athens, Ga., Monday. Mr. Brooks is well-known here, having j been a salesman with a flour con-1 cern, calling upon a ^number of local, grocers. ^ • . ! Australia Fights COAL We have plenty of COAL now. Place your o r d e r while you can set itU^f may be »nowjn|? the day you run out. and forty- leven others may get to the phone tirst that day. "Not a pint of diist in a ton'' GUANO CO. 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If more people were aware of how the kidneys must constantly^ remove sur plus fluid, excess acids and other waste matter that cannot stay bn the blood without injury tp health, there would be better understanding of why the whhle system is upset when kidneys fail to function properly. Burning, scanty or too frequent urina tion sometimes warns that something is wrong. You may suffer nagging back ache, headaches, dizziness, rheumatic pains, getting up at nights, swelling. Why not try Doan’s ■ Pills? You will be using a medicine reeomm<*]ded.. the country over.'Doan’s stfmuiate-the func- Jhyu'of the kidneys and help them to -Tush out poisonous ^fcaste from the blood. They contain nothing harmful. Get Doan's today. Use with confidence. , At all drug stores. Doans Pills SMITH’S PHARMACY “The Rexall Store” MONDAY AND TUESDAY, February 7 and 8 THE PICTURE ^THAT WILL LIVE IN YOUR HEART FOREVER! MONDAY ANp TUESDAY, February 7 and 8 11 SLEEPY LAGOON n Comedy with plenty of laughs. 1 Featuring JUDY CANOVA, DENNIS DAY, RUTH DONNELLY 'and ER- | NEST TRUEX. ^ NEWS and SHORT SUBJECTS. Feature-begins 3:00, 5:05, 7:00, and 10:05. v 10c and 25c* WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY, 1 February 9 and 10 111 NEWS. Feature begins 2:24, 4:19, 7:24, 9:19. ^ ■ 10c and 30c 10 A. M. Show MONDAY’. HEADIN' FOR GOD'S ; COUNTRY' fn 1 WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY, February 9 and 10 iinr\k a n r n#r i i r\r\ w 1 u j Alaskan adventure featuring WIL- J LIAM LUNDIGAN, VIRGINIA ' DALE, • HARRY DAVENPORT and , HARRY SHANNAN. „ . ! - Feature begins 2:01), 4:46, 7:32, and. 10:18. BOMBER'S MOON 1 //■ Crashing ■ behind* enemy lines, bomber pilots make escape back to England. With GEORGE MONT GOMERY, AN-NABELLA, KENT TAYLOR and ROBERT BARRAT. Feature begins 2:00,4:25,6:45,9:10. Air 1 k. 1 /*» n THE SULTAN'S DAUGHTER' i" With ANN CORIO and CHARLES, BUTTERWORTH. Feature begins 3:18, 6:04,, 8:50. // 'GALS, INC.' ■fY Smiling Jack/' Chap. 11 * 10c and 25c V Song and dance with music, by - GLEN GRAY and Orchestra. With LEON ER.ROL, HARRIET- H I L - ’ LIARD, DAVID'BACON and BETTY KEAN. " Feature begins. 3:10, 5:30, 7:55 and 10:20. 10c and 30cjV 10 A. M. Show WEDNESDAY. j ' FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, February >11 and 12 m CITY RAIUERS’ fn FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, February 11 and 12 N^V'. NX 0 ™*y»00 Y So f % x ^Aitcre Action, suspense and thrills: With RUSSELL HAYDEN and BOB WILLS. Feature Begins: MIRANDA PHIL BAKER Friday: 2:00, 4:24,-6:48, 9:12. Saturday: 1:54, 4:18, 6:42, 9:06. 'MAD GHOUL" //1 Excitement, suspense and mystery. With DAVID BRUCE, EVELYN AN KERS, GEORGE ZUCCO and TUR- HAN BEY. » v\ . BENMV GOODMAN A AND. HIS ORCHESTRA NEWS. ‘ 10c and 30c j •- Featuce Begins: Friday:.2:15, 4:13, 7:15, 9:13. Saturday: 2:33, 4:49, 7:05,.9;21/ u Feature Begins: Friday: 2:55, 5:19, 7:43, 10:07. Saturday: 2:49, 5:13, 7:37, 10:01. SecrerService In Darkest Africa/'Chap. 9 10c arid 25c 10 A. M, Show SATURDAY. ChuOSua V 'V A : ■■■ f >, j ijj p | pill I Art - V • .* . . X . M M