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Page Two THE CLINTON CHRONICLE Thursday, May 17, 1945 Local Firms Sponsor War Bond Advertisement — ^ A special group advertisement im cooperation with the 7th War Loan drive appears in today’s paper. A second of the series will appear next week. These messages emphasize thej need of buying bonds to back up the lighting forces in the Pacific. Today's appeal is sponsored by! BIRTHDAYS AND ANNIVERSARIES NOTED The Chronicle Extends Greetings To Those Whose Birthdays and Anniversaries Occur This Week. Savannah, Ga., following two weeks of rest and relaxation at the redis tribution center in Miami, Fla. Mr. and Mrs. McLees Cunningham forty business firms of the city. The will observe a wedding anniversary Chronicle directs its readers’ atten- tomorrow, the 18th. , tion to the advertisement on page William Brooks Owens, Jr., son of j mon th S of overseas service even. t . ' ‘ iMr. and Mrs. Brooks Owens, will ♦—* — 1 relegate his second birthday May . i 1: NEWS OF ... MEN IN THE SERVICE capt. ADELINE BOLAND, wac, • who has been Stationed in Charles- Mrs. John ^ T . Finney, Jr., received ton, has been transferred to the re- a wire from |STAFFjSGT. FINNEY cruiting office in Columbia. ' yesterday^sT^tmg that he has arriv- | ; ed in the States and expects to be j WYMAN SHEALY, JR., who re- ; home soon for a visit. Sgt. F'inney; cently completed his boot training a member of a B-24 Liberator crew,. a t Bainbridge, Md.* is taking a course has successfully completed hi? mis-; i n radar and is stationed in Washing- sions as a turret gunner with the ton. 15th AAF based in Italy, after nine! CHAPLAIN McSWEEN CARRIES ON TRADITION (Continued from page one) many wounded. From May 29 to June 2, when the battalion was engaged in a bitter battle near Lanuvio,-Italy, Chaplain McSween helped the^ bat talion surgeon establish an auM- sta tion in close 'proximity--tojthfi iron! ized them into litte teams. The as sistance 'he rendered the battalion surgeon was invaluable. “Chaplain McSween’s tireless, in trepid efforts to bring the coipfort of religion to the men of his battalion, regardless of race or 'creed, have done much to sustain them in the grave days they have passed rough,’’ the citation concluded. Following the liberation of Rome, PVT.. ERNEST E. BLACKWELL, ! son of Mrs. F. J. Blackwell’ of the lines. Despite j intense enemy ihortor McSween continued with and^artillery fire ^jweptjhe^area ^ battalion in the dri . Ye up the coast to Leghorn and the southern part of Pisa below the Arno river. of the aid station, Chaplain McSween remained there, doing all that he could to help ease the sufferings ofi was with his unit ^ the j many casualties that were 00010^ Gothic Line tensive and in the win- *1 PVT. LOUIE NABORS has com- South Clinton community, arrived i for treatment. ter days in the Apennines, pleted his basic training with an in- home last week for a visit. Pvt. 1 The .. batta JI° n aid f ta . tlon ha , nd _l Chaplain McSween’s wife, Mrs. B ~ ■ pivicu ms uoiums wiui an i..-jnome last week for a visit. Pvt. 1 "“" “I Chaplain McSween’s wife, Mrs. trfh Annnimrpmpnk th Lt ' d M ,h rSnnh) a F nh!rrPH fantry unit at Camp wheeler - Ga -’ Blackwell was liberated several more, than 600 wounded men during In?ne DiIlard McSween, resides in lllll MIIIIUUIIvwlllvlllj lb city and Columbia, obsir\».d and ls spending several days with weeks ago by the Allies from a Ger tbe L ,anuv10 engagement. Clinton Thev have a son 19 months their woddmg anniversary May 13. J hls pare L. Mr. and -Mrs. G. C. ma n priSn camo wieS “When the fierce nature of the the chapfain h^3 PITTS Mr. and Mrs. Joe Porterdale. Ga.. announce the birth of a son. Joe Vance. Jr., on .May 11. Mr. Pitts is a son qf Mrs. Guy C. Pitts of this city. r v- ., * , . f Al 1 1 r . -• - ...... prison camp whex - e he had been , J°anneUrodai. daughter of Mr. and, before reporting to Fort' a prisoner since the German break- Vance Pitts of ^J rs ' j Iubeit ^odd, was t^o ye?rs old Meade, Md., for further assignment, through in December. May 15. ; Pvt. Nabors was one of six out of| m - fighting caused many mep to brea ^! sa ii’ ef j down and large groups to flee from: overseas. Mrs. John W. Finney, Sr., will ob-. one thousand tb receive the expert their positions, Chaplain McSween, at Montreal, N. C. His parents at present are residing . i i serve a birthday Saturday, the 19th. i inf a ntryman award. Mrs. Murray Adams will observe j ' a birthday May 25. .1 CHECK BOOKS —Phbne us when you need a check book with name Clinton Girl Heads Bailey & Son, Bankers, or Commer-i ^^inT’Hrop Student Paper rial Depository. Chronicle Pub. Co. of business imprinted,' either M. S Mrs. W. D. Glenn received a tele gram Tuesday from her son, PFC. WILLIAM GLENhf stating that he had arrived in the States and is now at Camp Patrick, Va. He expects FLORIDA STREET TO PRESENT OPERETTA FRIDAY EVENING ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ BIRDSEY Flour and Feed SALEM BIRDSEY'S BEST FLOUR 621 By Jean Williams Flopsy, Mopfey, Cotton Tail, Peter, to arrive home in the next few days.'and old mean Mr. McGregor will all Miss Marcia Galloway, of this city, j Pfc. Glenn was recently liberated live again in the presentation of a has been named editor of The John- by the Allies after being a German! children’s operetta, “Peter Rabbit,” sonian. Winthrop college student' prisoner the past two years. by a cast from Florida Street school newspaper, for the coming year. — Friday, May 18. at 8 o’clock. M!.':- Galloway hu> served as man- CAPT. C. \\. HALLMAN, JR., Under the direction of r Miss Nettie aging editor and sports editor of the whip has been stationed at Fort Ben- Findley, the operetta will be a de- paper. and w as editor of the fresh-. niftg, Ga., has been transferred to j ight to ’ tbe 0 ] der people as well as man edition her first year in college. Camp Hood. Texas. He was aceom- tr» thnce whn still ip'>h -Potpr Rah. She has’also been prominent in oth- panied by Mrs. Hallman and little bit’ er college activities. Miss Galloway, a rising senior, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. E. o Galloway. She was valedictorian of macists mate, third class, will be in- will be worn by the players, "making o o disregarding the constant rain of mortar fire that kept falling around MENDJNG TAPE-*-For books, maps, the aid station, intercepted many of 1 J .these men and so bolstered their 'courage and morale that they return ed to fight again. When the number of casualties became too large for the regular litter bearers to handle, he helped secure volunteers and organ- ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ID Lbs. I 25 Lbs. J ♦ ♦ i ♦ ♦ : ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ 50 Lb- FOUR BROTHERS FLOUR 10 id)- etc. Handy little package 10c. The Chronicle Publishing Co. KEEP A DIARY—Get, a Five-Year Diary, genuine leather, well made. Chronicle Publishing Co. CASINO THEATRE THE BROADWAY daughter, Kitty Lu. A group of 80 boys and grils from the first through the fifth grades Friends of FRED L. WEBB, ph ar_ jniake up the cast. Colorful costumes her class at Clinton high and editor ■of the student paper. The Sentinel. Jean Layton on Staff Miss Jean Laytorr. daughter of Mr. 1 and Mrs. H. C. Layton of this city, who has been a member^ of The terested to learn of his recent promo- it even easier to imagine little rab _ tion from that of hospital apprentice,; bits and vegetables coming to life, first class. He is stationed at the U. j ^e character of Peter Rabbit will S. Naval hospital, Annapolis, Md. _, be played by Kenneth McCrary, Mother Rabbit by’ Louise Hobson, _ . ■* x.vviiu jicia uc«ru a uicuiuci ^ut me! TECH. SGT. HUBERT TINSLEY Flopsy by Jo Ann Vaughn, Mopsy by 1 o Johnsonian staff in her freshman and has completed his training and re-j Lot Anderson, Cotton Tail by Patsy sophomore years and society editor ceived his wings at the Pensacola, Macdonald, and Mr. McGregor by _ _ . o during her junior year, has been Air Base and is spending several Lynn Cooper. 2 £4 ^ named an editorial associate for next days here and in Newberry with Besides these main characters, 1 FRIDAY AND SATURDAY*. May 18 and 19 Having Wonderful Crime Comedy and crime with adventure, thrills and excitement. With PAT n o year. She will ^write the column,, relatives betore reporting lor the there will be a hpst of garden vege- ^ a These Gates. Naval Air Station at Jacksonville, | t a bi es including peas, carrots, beans, Dpr Km 11 1 fl Miss Layton was sports editor of|^' a “ w .b ere be ta ^ e lurthei and lettuce. The effect of the vege- iCI UUli 1 1 • 1 U 4) . . ; training as a fiphtpr mint ! .... the freshman edition of The John-j tia ‘ n ' n ^ as a f’Shter pilot, o sonian in her first year. She has been, ^'active in the athletic assnHatinn ! rtlends of LT (jg) o O’BRIEN, GEORGE MURPHY and CAROLE LANDIS. Feature Begins: Friday: 2:33, 4:26, 7:33, 9:26. * Saturday: 2:15, 4:08, 6:01, 7:54, 9:47. | NEWS. * 9c and 35c: tables is very realistic when they sing and dance with the rabbits. Admission prices will be ten and! MONDAY AND TUESDAY, May 21 and 22 J __ ___ association. Friends of LT (jg) MADELINE being secretary in her sophomore w ’ b be ‘ twenty-five cents. The public is cor- year and treasurer in her junior year. ■ cai n °* bei ,ecen f promotion fiouildially invited. C'T o She is also..a member of the swim- t 0 ^ Ensign. Lt. (jg) Cassanova ,tJ l f ming club. / 25 Lb- >0 I.b- 100 Lh- Per Bbl. .. STARTING MASH GROW ING MASH LAYING MASH GROWING S( RAT( H S( R ATI H ILK I) DAIRY IKED HOG F K K I) r (OFFEE, liird>ev’s Best. Lb. : 34 ^ Class By Kohler Open ♦ To Young People Of 2.63 All Denominations 5.151 10.051 3.981 3.581 has been ip the service two years as a nurse with the Navy and has: 'been stationed at the Naval Medical Center in Bethesda, Md. Lt. Cassa- ! nova spent a few days this week with P. C. Bosebollers Hold State Lead , ,, ^ , Presbyterian college's baseball Blue, hei parents, Mr. and Mrs. M. Cassa-, stockings continued to hold their! no\a, piior to repotting to Camp Le- g^ a . e j ead j n bo | b intrastate college- Jeune at New River. N. C., where and a i].g ame standings for the third] A training class for young people sbe has been transferred. • j consecutive week. The team has lost! between the ages of 15 and 23 will : be held at Broad Street Methodist _ Mrs - Ace Workman received the 3.2 edging. only one game, that to Carolina by a church each evening at 7:30 May 28 Pur P le Heart Award Monday which through June 1. it has been annOunc- was recently presented her son. PVT. ed bv the pastor. Rev. J.'H. Kohler. ACE WORKMAN, JR., for wounds The subject of discussions will be received April 3 in Germany. He is ■ Friendship. Courtship and Mar- now in an army hospital in France, riage,”- and is a popular course for Pvt - Workman was a member of the high school and college students. Aith Airborne division. - The clasres will be neld early 1 'Tirpu ai kfrt vord ♦ enough in the evening Vo" that the .„ TEC ”' SOT ALBERT . FORD, n re J young people will be able to keep * h< f “ a heavy » 11 X ,u £ 'Tv, u bomber base in the Palau Islands v A with the dh AAF, has been awarded the Air Medal for “meritorious! achievement, courage and skill” dur- 3,17: ♦ other engagements. The course will 4 be led by Mr. Kohler, who has led 4 -imilar discussions for college groups 3.!3| over a period of years. . . . . . v r , .. ing bombing attacks on Jap shipping xoufig people of all denominations , .... & and military installations in both are in\ ;ted to attend the classes. ♦ Sullivon Resigns As 3,13 ♦ Uelegotion Member James H. Sullivan', recently 3 0 Sullivan lecentiy ap- aii,. aiuf^rs. A. w. Ford, m George- OQ ♦ pointed as a member of the state tax town whiIe he is in service. Sgt.' • LV ♦ commission, resigned Monday as a F ord also wears one bronze battle member of the Laurens county dele- star on his Asiatic-Pacific ribbon. 2? BIRDSEY FLOUR & FEED \ MILLS Musprove St., Clinton. S. C. V Parks Adair, Mgr. the Palaus and Philippines. Mrs. Ford, the former Miss Louise Coe, -of this city, granddaughter of Mr. and MrsT^tV. H. Shands, is making her homg. with Sgt Ford’s parents, GALL BLADDER SUFFERERS;:^, 1 ,;; DUE TO LACK OF HEALTHY BILE SafTtrtn Rejoice a* Remarkable Reclpa Krinir* First Real Results. Rushed Here New relief for Kallbladdcr sufferers lacking healthy bile is seen today in announcement of a wonderful preparation which acta with remarkable effect on liver and bile. Sufferers with agonizing colic attacka, stomach and gallbladder misery due to lack of healthy bile now tell of remarkable results after using this medicine which ha* the amazing power to stimulate sluggish liver and increase flow of healthy bile CALLURIN is a very expensive medicines but considering results, the $3.00 It costa ia only a few pennies per dose. GALLUSIN la sold with full money back guarante* by SMITH’S PHARMACY Mail Orders Filled with Lionel BARRYMORE GLORIA DE HAVEN and Keenon WYNN • Marilyn MAXWELL ALMA KRUGER • MARIE BLAKE • KcYE LUKE Feature begins 2:40, 4:41. 7:40, 9:41. CARTOON. “Clock Watcher* ' COMEDY, “Sleepless Tuesday" NEWS. 9c and 35c 10 A. M. Show MONDAY. gation in the lower house. He was sworn into his new office Tues- , , T-SGT. JAMES PAINTER, who c a> in .he office of secretary of state recent jy re t urn ed from overseas, is in Co umbia. currently assigned to the AAF redis- It is expected that a special elec- tribution station at Santa Ana, Calif., tion will be ordered to fill the va- army air base. Sgt. Painter, who has^ cancy in the delegation. Under the completed 51 missions as a radio- statutes the speaker of the house of gunner in a B-26, entered the ser- renresentaUves orders the election. vice in February, 1943, and went Homer • S. Blackwell, of Laurens; overseas jn May, 1944. He has been said last week that he expected to awarded the Distinguished Flying offer for the place. He is a law part-:Cross and the Air Medal with nine Jl n er of Mr. Sullivan under the firm'oak leaf clusters for his participa- ♦ name of Blackwell, Sullivan and tion in the European theater with Wilson. Other candidates may also the Ninth Air force. He is a son of Gray J Funeral Home Clinton, S. C. FUNERAL DIRECTORS ...and... EMBALMERS AMBULANCE SERVICE Phones 41 and 399-J L. RUSSELL GRAY and V. PARKS ADAIR, Gen. Mgrs. WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY, May 23 and 24 Brewster's Millions offer in the race. - * :: II D HENRY 1898-1945 F. M. BOLAND •V :: a 5 1 H. D. HENRY & COMPANY INSURANCE STOCKS — BONDS — REAL ESTATE Federal Loans Negotiated On Real Estate Telephone 121 Mrs. Mollie Painter of Bailey street. CAPT. ROSWELL K. PORTER, son of Mrs. Effie Porter of this city, is stationed at the AAF overseas re placement depot at Kearns, Utah. Capt. Porter entered the armed forc es in July, 1941. Prior to entering the army he was instructor in French, and social science at Starke Military academy, Birmingham, Ala. — WANTED — CEDAR LOGS or POSTS OPA price paid for same at cars when loaded. Interested also, in Cedar Timber I*. L. BARRETT, Secretary, The Lane Company, Inc. Altavista, Va. T WILLIE DACUS NORRIS, seaman second class, son of Mrs. Lucia Nor ris of Bailey street, had a grandstand seat from which to view the invasion of Okinawa. His hard-hitting battle ship which, under threat of air at tack, moved up within 3,000 yards of the shore, cruising slowly back and forth and pulverizing the beach tar gets at point-blank range. The crew could clearly see the explosions from the ship’s shells as her guns smashed pillboxes, gun emplacements, ware houses and trench fortifications. By early afternoon of invasion day, the big ship’s primary target area had been captured and she was free to lend her powerful support against other enemy heM areas. IF ... you want to sell to get the most money for your car— IF... you want to buy to get the most car for your money— See Giles Chevrolet Co. Sales'—Service Phone 26 Could you spend a MILLION DOLLARS in two months? Brewster must, and sure has his ups and downs ; doing it. You see if it can be done.! With DENNIS O’KEEFE, HELEN WALKER, and ROCHESTER. Good comedy and plenty of laughs. Feature begins 2:00, 3:56, 5:52, 7:48 and 9:44. COMEDY and MUSICAL. 9c-35c 10 A. M. Show WEDNESDAY. FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, May 18 and 19 Sheriff of Las Vegas RED RYDER with plenty of action, comedy and romance. WILD BILL ELLIOTT, ALICE FLEMING and BOBBY BLAKE are in their usual roles as Red, the Duchess and Little Beaver—with PEGGY STEWART to give it charm and JAY KIRBY giv ing them all trouble. Feature Begins: • Friday: 2:24, 4:59, 7:34, 10:09. Saturday: 1:54, 4:29, 7:04, 9:39. The Man Who Walked Alone An amusing romantic comedy with DAVID O’BRIEN and KAY AL DRIDGE leading the role and WAL TER CATLETT. GUINN “Big Boy” WILLIAMS and SMITH BALLEW doing the comics. It’s a treat to all the family. Feature Begins: Friday: 3:30, 6:05, 8:40. Saturday: 3:00, 5:35, 8:20. Manhunt On Mystery Island, Chap. 9 9c and 30c j 10 A. M. Show SATURDAY. MONDAY AND TUESDAY, May 21 and 22 The Last Ride ■ Tire black market, detectives, cops ! anfi robbers. With thrills,' excitement and action, all- wrapped up in this picture of suspense. With RICHARD TRAVIS. CHARLES LANG, ELEA- j NOR PARKER and JACK LaRUE. Feature begins 2:49, 4:34, 7:49, 9:34. "PLEDGE TO BATAAN.” “MYS TIC INDIA” and NEWS. 9c-30c i ■ in i ——————^ WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY, May 23 and 24 Rogue's Gallery Fun that will keep you excited from beginning to end. Comedy and murder to tfle tune of thrills. With FRANK JENKS. ROBIN RAY- MOND. H. B. WARNER and RAY WALKER. Feature begins 2:00, 4:25, 6:50, 9:15. The Fighting Lady A true picture issued by the U. S. government for the benefit of all' Americans. It’s in technicolor. Feature begins 3:00, 5:25, 7:50, and 10:15 - ! Black Arrow, Chap. 6 9c and 30c How women and girls may get wanted relief from functional periodic pain BOBBY DEAN DAILEY, seaman second class, is taking a course in radar and is stationed, at the naval air station at Virginia Beach, Va. Seaman Dailey, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Dailey, took his boot training at Bainbridge, Md. LT. EDWARD FERGUSON, who recently returned from 32 months of foreign service, has been assigned to duty at the quartermaster depot in Cardul la a liquid medicine which many women eay has brought relief from tbe cramp-Uke agony and Dtr- voua strain of functional periodic distress. Hart’s how It may help: 1 Taken like a tonic. It should stimulate appeute, aid diges tion,* thus help build re sistance for the “ttaW* to come. 2 Started 3 days be fore "your Ume H , It should help relieve pain due to purely func tional periodic causea. Try Cardul. If It belpe, you'll be glad you did. « CARDUI gt ass u>a«s ewncTtowe