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w V.. I } 'LL' It Thursday, August 23, 1945 THE (5L4NTON CHRONICLE 4^>r a wedding - "trip to Florida. The bride’s going-away costume was an ic6-blue wool suit, brown hat with TheWOMAN’S PAGE-s^ATt.-is: SOCIETY Evans, aue AND church news OF INTEREST.. .. . .. TELEPHONE 74 OR 258 Mountville School To Open September 3 The Mountville public school will open the 1945-46 session Monday, Release Not Needed To Change dobs Page Three .*$' of white orchids. Mrs. Harris is the daughter of Mrs. September 3 at 9 o’clock Irving Berkley Grant of Greenville. She received h£r educatiton in the All War Manpower Commission controls were released when Japan surrendered and it is no longer nec- needing workers of any type are re quested to list their needs with the Employment Service, Mr. Shartds stated. The following compose the facul-; essary for workers to secure a state ly: Mrs. Olga Laramore, Miss Sara ment of availability in order to Greenville schools, Furman univer-jChapman, Mrs. Ella D. Nance, Miss;change jobs, D. R. Shands, manager sity and the University of South Car-1 Mary Boyd, Miss Mlidred Mills, of the local Employment Service, said yesterday. The Employment Service still has a job to do during the reconversion Pupils becoming six years of age period and the period following, on or before November 1 may be en-1 Workers are returning from war MENDING TAPE—For books, maps, etc. Hjindy little package 10c. The Chronicle Publishing Co. olina. ' (Mrs. Edith Anderson, Mrs. R. R. Lieutenant Harris is a pilot in 'the Burns, and R. R. Burns, superintend- CnuiHv-Lance I'r. Va. She is a graduate of Honak- » rm >' a1 ' ' 0 ' ces ’ stat ‘° n « i “>1; ent UOSSiay l-once l er . scBool th( . Commercial ham Field. He was graduated from Mrs. James McKay of Timmons- (Exten ® ion B us j ness sc h 0 ol of Oma-i Funnan univer81t y m 1940 and at “ ville, announces the marriage of her ! h N ebras k a For the oast two tended West P° int a where he com- rolled at the beginning of the school j plants in other areas “and seeking IS— a S gl.«. XUS U.C gwu ... . . 1Q dO i Vm i ♦ r\rv\ i y\ ef civ voa wc 1 i a. i t ■* sister, Helen Mageline Cassidy, of . . . j /- i t t r> ' y ear s she has been employed in the P^ eted his training in 1943. this city, and Cecil Lance of Cross accountlng department of the Glenn 1 . , . T . JtiKhor, on Tuesday, August 4. L Martin company, Baltimore, Md Archie DlXOft Awarded -Mr. and Mrs. Lance are making ,s. of Mr., 1 ^, for Medal their home here for the present. , The groom is the son Janie McKittrick and the late Wil liam Brehmer of Kinards. He is a graduate of Bush River Young People Enjoy Outing Last Thursday evening the Young forces, having recently returned cen tly awarded the Silver Star or Peoples’ department of the First from the European theater of oper- : ga,lantry in action on hls in i tial , day Presbyterian church enjoyed a ations after serving 18 months with in combat, by direction of Major session, but those becoming six years employment here of age after Nov. 1 may not be en rolled in the public schools of the : state that school year. This is in accord with the resolution of the state board of education. Local employers MclNTOSH'S SHOE SHOP Send Your Shoes To Us foir Best Materials and Workmanship. With the 38th Division on Luzon.— high school 6 an77or ”the~ past “four ?7 C - Archie Dixon son of Mr. and years has been serving in the army Mrs - A- I ^ lx ° n ^.* nno ’<^ as l “ swimming party at the city park in the 15th Air force in Italy as air . Newberry. craft technician After an enjoyable evening a pic-; Following the ceremony Mr. and General William Chase, commander of the famous 38th Infantry division. Dixon came to the 151st Infantry nic lunch was served. The young people were chaperoned an( j g room anc j a number of friends by the teacher, D. S. Temptelon, Mrs. at a reception. Templeton and Miss Eva Harris. After a short wedding trip the Out of town guests included Miss g room w ill report to the replacement Doris Wayland of Charlotte, N. C., depot at Greensboro, N. C., for re- and Miss Barbara Williamson of Lan- assignment. caster. Sgt. Brehmer is the brother of ^ Mrs. Hubert Todd of this city. Fuller-Brehmer Rites j *— In Baltimore • iReception for College Mrs. Luther Belcher of Lexing- Faculty 00(1 Students Mrs. Giehsler entertained the bride as a replacement and was assigned to a rifle company which was already in action in the. Sierra Madre •moun tains northeast of Manila. During an engagement, the platoon to which Dixon was assigned was Square Donee At Canteen August 31 The Teen Age Canteen reports that plans are being made to sponsor a square dance Friday evening, August 31, at 8:30 o’clock at the Canteen in the Armory bulding. Funds raised will go to help replenish a rapidly depleting bank roll. A hot “hill billy” band from Laurens has been engaged for the occasion. Everyone who is looking for an evening of ferociously attacked by the enemy in hilarious fun is cordially invited, an attempt to retake a hill from our| There will be a small admission fee forces. Two other men in the fox-1 of 50c per person, hole with Dixon had been killed by , — = —— ^ fire from the enemy machine gun they were attempting to knock out with rifle fire. ton, Ky., announces the marriage of xhg c0 # neg e YMCA was the scene T he hostlle f un continued to pour her daughter, Alma Eileene Fuller, 0 f a lovely informal reception Sat- to Lawrence Judson Brehmer, mast- ur d ay evening which was held in “**“^“* 6 „ r airview t forces.; JJonor ofthefa^ultv members and casualties - and threatening to drive 26th with the platoon from its hard won posi- noon> ft has been announced. ti° n - . I Dinner will be served at 1 o’clock Alone, and the last man in the fox- an( j a fternoon services will be at Homecoming Sunday At Fairview Baptist Church Home coming day will be held at platoon position inflicting several Fairview Baptist church Sunday, the er sergeant of the army air forces, honor of the “faculty members and ?5 sua !H es ’_ a !?d threatening to drive 2 6th, with services beginning at 12 The marriage took place at the s t u dent body, home of Mr. and Mrs. Paul G.j After being introduced to the re- Giehsler, 1305 East 35th street, Bal- ceiving line, the guests were served timore, Md., on July 24 at 8:^0 p.; punch, cookies and ice cream. m. The Rev. William Von Spreck- Later the students and their guests I 'fi’rt frnm elsen officiated at the double ring assembled in the outdoor chapel where stunts were enjoyed and each foxh 4 aM fired, a ’ Browning autb- new student was called up on the matic rifle directly int0 the enemy P onn intr0 » dUCt i? r !j ^ • ,. gun position, killing the gun crew About 200 guests called during the an(] knocking the heavy machine gun evening. # 'out of action. This heroic action of _ /■' u * l Dixon enabled the platoon to hold I eogue Vjroy Horns, Jr., jthe strategic position they were oc- Weds Miss Virginia Grant cupying A lovely summer wedding took place on Saturday evening at 8:30 o’clock at Earle Street Baptist church when Miss Virginia Grant, daughter of Mrs. Irving Berkley Grant, be- ceremony. The house was decorated with gladiolus, white roses and pastel shades of garden flowers. The bride wore a blue street length dress with brown accessories. Her shoulder bouquet was a white orchid and a braid of white baby roses in her hair. Mrs. Paul Giehsler was matron of honor. She wore a pale pink dress and a shoulder corsage of pink roses. Paul G. Giehsler served as bet man. The bride is the daughter of Mrs. Luther Belcher of Lexington, Ky., | came the bride ot Lieutenant Teague and the late G. K. Fuller of Honak- j gray Harris, Jr., of Greenville and Chatham Field, Savannah, Ga., son of Mr. and Mrs. Teague G. Harris of Greenville, former residents of this city. The double ring ceremony at which Dr. William L. Ball officiated, took place at an altar adorned in bridal green and white. Both pulpit and choir rail were draped in white, and the background was of bamboo. Seven branched candelabra, hold ing white tapers, lighted the scene, exquisite •«j,ith floor baskets of white gladioli and asters. The wedding music was played by Mrs. Thomas M. Higgins, the church , organist The traditional marches were used and during the ceremony ; "Traumeri” was played. Usher-groomsmen were Lt. Stew art Jackson, Lt. Jack Ewald, Capt. i Howard M. Fender and Capt. An hole, Dixon, with complete disregard for his personal safety, and in t I enemy machine gun, stood up in his ard i t/ mm tae DANCING CLASS Miss Norma Hallett of the State Training School staff, an nounces that a teacher from the Carolina Ballet Company of Columbia, has been secured to come to Clinton once a week this winter if there are enough prospective pupils. She will be connected with the Training School staff. Anyone interested in dancing lessons is asked to call Mrs. Selma B. Adair, telephone No. 302-W. BIRTHDAYS AND ANNIVERSARIES NOTED The Chronicle Extends Greetings To Those Whose Birthdays and Anniversaries Occur This Week. WANTED: • SALESLADIES \Vo have openings in several departments for Salesladies. Permanent po rtions with chance for ad vancement. Apply: D. B. SMITH • BELK'S DEPT. STORE Alice Elizabeth Jones, daughter of Capt. and Mrs. Willard Jones, celebrated her first birthday Aug. 17. j Mr. and Mrs. Ralph R. Blakely | have a wedding anniversary August; 24th. Today’s birthdays include Mrs. Gary Dillard, Miss Lily Yarborough; and R. A. Steer. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Chandler will observe a birthday August 25th ; F. M. Stutts has a birthday today, i and his son, Richard, will observe a birthday August 25th. Capt. and Mrs. Francis Blalock have a wedding anniversary today. drew Boreski. Maj. Donald F. Blaha, Capt - Blalock 15 in the Philippines, was best man. I M rs - Lumas Lake has a - birthday The bride was attended by Miss August 24th. The pledges of a lifetime of happiness should have Diamonds whose ’ brilliant, flashing beauty and purity are symbolic of your affection. yf J.C.THOMAS • j e w e lg r • WATCH MAKER j Bonnie Bolt O’Shields, a cousin, as maid of honor. Bridesmaids were jMrs. William E. Cline and Mrs. Betty Caldwell, sisters of the bride-groom, | Miss Dot DeVane and Miss Bobbie ' Sue Bass. The maid of honor wore a | dress of pink and the bridesmaids | were attired in baby blue. All the j attendants’ dresses were made alike with, old-fashioned ruffles and drop shoulders. They also wore lace mitts and seed pearls, which were gifts of the bride. The attendants’ bouquets were old-fashioned nosegays of mix ed flowers with matching ribbons. The bride, who entered the church alone, was attired in a dress of white satin with long sleeves ending in points over the wrists. The long dress ended in a train and the veil of net formed a coronet held to the bride’s hair with orange blossoms. The brid al bouquet was of gardenias cen tered with an orchid. The bride’s only ornament was a lavaliere set with pearls, which was a gift of the bridegroom. Immediately after the ceremony a reception was held at the home of the bride. The bridal party, out-of- town guests and members of the families were guests. During the evening the couple left !fi CASINO THEATRE FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, August 31 and September 1 wV • FOR „ Benny A Paramount Picture From the Story by JOHN STEINBECK and Jack Wagner \ FOR SALE SOAP for kitchen or general household use. BUCHANAN’S Phone 28 Capt. W. S. Horne, who is stationed in China, has a birthday tomorrow, August 24th. James Holland, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. d. Holland, will be eleven years old tomorrow. Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Cooper cele brated their wedding anniversary thei 21st. Mary Lou Cummings, daughter of Col. and Mrs. A. H. Cummings,, was eight years old August 13th. Mr. and Mrs. Lowry M. Wilson, have a wedding anniversary August' 26th. I Donald Wells, son of Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Wells, will be four years old the 26th. Joe Neely, son of Mr. and Mrs. Carlisle Neely, will be five years od August 27th. George Richard Buford, son of Mr. t and Mrs. Richard Buford, will bej five years old August 26th. Miss Maude Pearson will observe a birthday August 27th. Mrs. L. C. Bond has a birthday! August 25th. Di'ane Brown, daughter of Cpl. and Mrs. Marion Brown, will be two years old tomorrow. William J. Henry and Irby S. Hipp celebrated birthdays August 21st. Ruby Franklin celebrated a birth-' day August 22nd. Today is the first wedding anni versary of Mr. and Mrs. James E. Anderson. Mr. and Mrs. Downs Monroe will observe a wedding anniversary on Monday, August 26th. Pfc. Lewis Young, who is overseas, will celebrate a birthday August 27. Mrs. L. B. Dillard observed a birthday August 18th. Clyde Bigbee, Jr., celebrated a birthday August 17th. Birth Announcements SYMPATHY ACKNOWLEDGMENT CARDS Beautifully engraved, excellent grade paper. Chronicle Pub. Co. Phone 74 -rr COPELAND Capt. and Mrs. H. A. Copeland of* Fort Knox, Ky., announce the birth of a son, Henry Arthur, Jr., on Mon-[ day^August 13, at Fort Knox. HALL Warrant Officer and Mrs. Charles H. Hall of San Diego, Calif., an nounce the birth of a son, Charles Henry, III, on August 15. Mr. Hall is a son of Mrs. C. H. Hall of this city. R U AWARE 7 AtmiopEjjjsUi While running ftlS RABOTT APPEARS ALMOST WHJTt ITHASl A SPECIAL SET OF MUSCLES ALONG THE back* That .r. DRAWS THE brown skin together jr, Of course, you’re aware that... to quote an old writer . . . “the three most famous men in the world have always been: Mr. Diet, Mr. Quiet and Mr. Merryman." If Mr. Quiet has left you short of vitamins “you can regain them with vitamin pills from McGEE’S DRUG STORE, Mr Quiet should preside in your home in the eve nings after hard day^at work. ■ Mr. Merryman will be present ten years from now when you cash your war bonds and receive interest on them. Ate fiees PrioSiom • R H Me GE t,PROP PHONt I ^ CUNTON.S.C • - •» eiMmit •• Fonda Fleece Sets For Young Fry! • 6*90 Hot 49c Winter coats of soft Fonda Fleece. Matching leggings with zippiefs. and hats of the same material. Softest flannel linings. Sizes 1-4 Glo-Down Coot, Hot and Lag ging Sots! 7*90 Hattie Smooth and warm! Glo - down coats with matching suspender leggings with zipper, and hats. Two pockets and a flannel lining. Lav l all colors! Sizes 1-4. TRcctyU — Rub 2 tob/tspoons fof Into 2 cup* flf-riung Sour. Boot togottwr I •SQ, 3 toblmipoooi mtgar and % cup milk. Combine with Hour by itirTing until tmootfe for abo* 16 minute. Then beat vigorotniy for 16 minute. Spread in a lightly greased 8* a 8* deep coke pan. Prepare a topping etui tore by rubbing together 2 tabletpoonr fot, 2 teaspoons mlf-nimg Seer, 16 teaspoon t moo man, 16 cep tv gar, chopped nutt H available end tprinUe on the top of the batter Bake in a hot oven, 400*, fa* 22 minute*. 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