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THE CLINTON CHRONICLE, CLINTON- S. C.
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Thursday, September 28; 1944
jCauley. is making her hrome with her]more than 25 combat missions over
parents, Mr. and MpS. F. P. Cauley, | Italy and France with his group,
while her husband is away. , Sgt. Abrams is l the son of Mrs. Lola
— — , L. Abrams of Goldville.
MISS ELIZABETH WYSOR was
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! sworn into the WAVES last week at; pvt. ARTHUR C. McELHANNON
PVT. W. B. DRIGGERS has com- Fort Jackson and is now awaiting has recently arrived at Welch Con-
pleted on electrical course at Ord- ca ii. She will then be assigned to valescent hospital, the Army’s new;
nance school at Aberdeen Proving Hunter college in New York for reconditioning center in Daytona'
Ground. Md.. and has returned .to training. Her father, COL. ROBERT Beach, Fla., where he is undergoing!
his outfit at Camp Polk, La. E. WYSOR, is stationed at Camp physical treatment. Pvt. McElhan-!
, Blanding, Fla., and her brother, LT. non is the son of Mr. and Mrs. A.,
JOHN HENRY NABORS, seaman ROBERT E. WYSOR, III, is in New McElhannon. His wife makes her
first class, who recently completed Guinea with an infantry unit. He home here.
his training at Memphis, Tenn., has writes that when they landed in .
been transferred* to Norfolk, Va. New Guinea in the sp*ng the place S q T HUGH 'n. DENSON and
, was nothing but mud, but now their b-26 Marauder group in the]
Seaman Second class PRINGLE division has made the island moie Mediterranean theater have been'
COPELAND, who recently completed civilized, with comfortable quarters. c ij cc j hy General Charles DeGaulle
his boot training at Camp Peary, officers club and PX. and can get anc j the Provisional French govern-
Ya., will return to his base today af- ice cream and cokes there now. ment.
ter spending several days with his i The citation was foroutstanding;
mother. Mrs. Pringle Copeland. STAFF SGT. J. RUTLEDGE HOL- achievement, during April, May and
LAND leaves today for Greensboro, June When Twelfth Air Force Ma-
When LT ,T. D. OWENS left the N. C., where he has been assigned;- rauders flew important missions ovej.
States for service overseas he made after spending several days at home. Italy, many of them in direct sup- 1
a collection of books on the various — port of the French forces. As
[.-lands an(; i countries where he made' SGT. HAMP McDANIEL, son of president of the, French government,,
.--tops. Mrs. Owens has' recently ^I r - anc i M rs - N- W. McDaniel of this and chief of ..the French army, Gen-^
received a box containing books on city, arrived this week at the Moore’s eral DeGaulle awarded the Croix :
Panama, the Solomon Islands, Guad- General hospital in Swananoa, N. C., de Guerre with palms to the group
alcanal. New Caledonia. New Hebri- after overseas sevice. Sgt. McDan- commander. The citation attributed
iel has been overseas three years the highly successful precision at- j
in the Pacific area. He has seen ac- tacks in the face of enemy opposi
tion on Guadalcanal and other • is- tion to flight discipline, skill of corn-
lands in that area. Sgt. McDaniel bat crews, and superior technique
was returned to the States on ac- of command. Sgt. Denson is an ad-
count of infected hands contracted ministrative non-com with his Ma
in the tropics. rauder squadron.
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CAPTAIN JAMES R. BARBOUR. STAFF SGT. CHARLES H. SEEKS
who was wounded on Saipan, has has returned frorta servico outside
been returned to the States and is the continental United States, and
now a patient at Moore General hos- now being processed at Army
pita! in Swananoa, N. C. Mrs. Bar- ^i r Forces Redistribution Station at;
bour. who has been making her home Miami Beach, Fla., where his next,
here, lett this week for a visit with assignment will be determined,
her husband. §gt Seeks, son of Mrs. C. F. Beeks
of this vity, was a Flying Fortress 1
ROBERT F. ABRAMS f has recent- gunner in the European theater for'
ly been promoted to the grade of f, ve months, flying on 33 missions.'
staff,' sergeant, while serving with a H e was awarded the Distinguished |
Twellth Air Force B-25 bombard- Flying Cross and the Air Medal with'
ment group. He has been overseas three Oak Leaf Clusters. The ser-
with his present group for the past geant’s wife, Mrs. Millie O. Seeks,!
five months. During this time, Sgt. resides in Chattanooga, Tenn.
CASINO THEATRE THE BROADWAY
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY,
September 29 and 30
1ST. LT. JOE McMILLAN has* re-:
cently been awarded the Purple ]
Heart for wounds received in action
against the enemy in France. He has!
also been awarded the Infantryman's!
combat Badge. The partrooper regi- j
ment of which he is a member, has 1
also been awarded the Presidential;
Citation for outstanding service ren
dered during the invasion. Lt. Me-;
Millan is a son of Mr. and Mrs. Jodie
C. McMillan of this city.
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY,
September 29 and 30
Rustlers' Hideout
Thrills, action, suspense and ex
citement. With BUSTER CRABBE 15 Wlth the Flfth arm y in Ital y- has '
LT. COL. ANSEL GODFREY, who
and AL ST. JOHN.
Feature Begins:
Friday: 2:00,. 4:24, 6:48, 9:12.
Saturday: 1:54. 4:18, 6:42, 9:06.
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1 ' ~ Starring
EDDIE BRACKEN
wvftl ELLA RAINES
and WILLIAM DEMAREST
Feature Begins:
Friday: 2:24, 4:28, 7:24, 9:28.
Saturday: 2:00, 3:55, 5:50, 7:45, 9:40.
NEWS. 9c and 35c
MONDAY AND TUESDAY,
October 2 and 3
Adventures ot Mark
Twain
Fiin. humor, laughs and heartaches,
with a tender love story. With FRED-
RIC MARCH, ALEXIS SMITH,
DONALD CRISP. ALAN HALE and
JOHN CARRADINE.
Feature begins 2.00, 4:25, 7:00, 9:25.
NEWS. 35c and 9c
10 A. M. Show MONDAY.
recently been awarded the Legion of
Merit award and the French Croix
de Guerre. The latter is given by the
French government for outstanding
service and the Legion of Merit is
the fourth highest U. S. award, be
ing given for exceptionally merito
rious conduct in the performance of
outstanding service.
wiyn ANKERS J. CARROL
LOIS COLLIER WILBURN STONE
DOUGLASS DUMBRILLE
0 „d ACQUANETTA^
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Feature Begins:
Friday: 3:00, 5:24, 7:48, 10:12.
Saturday: 2:54, 5:18, 7:42, 10:06.
j STAFF SGT. VELDEE B. HODGE
has been wounded in action in the
European area, according to mes
sages received by his mother, Mrs.
Bertie L. Hodge, from \he war de
partment.
JOHN L, ADAIR, seaman second
; class of the navy, leaves today for
Camp Pearly, Va., where he recently
, completed his ‘ boot” training, after
spending a leave with his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Adair.
,r> . A ’ ' ru 1C LT - ten CH P- OWENS arrived in
Lapt. America, V-nap. ID the States Friday and is now a pa
tient in the McGuire General hos
pital in Richmond, Va. Lt. Owens
i was w’ounded the day before the fall
! of Rome while on the Anzio beach-,
head. He is a son of Mr. and Mrs.
Robert S. Owens of this city.
NEXT WEEK-
Chap. 1, Tiger Woman'
9c and 30c
10 A. M. Show SATURDAY.
MONDAY AND TUESDAY,
October 2 and 3
Block Busters
. News has been received of the
! recent promotion to the rank of lieu-
] tenant (jg) of HAROLD C. JOHN-
! SON, son of Mr. and Mrs. Clark
„ , _ , . . , Johnson of this city. Lt (jg) Johnson
Comedy with laughs, fun and ex- is attached to the navy communica-
citement. \V ith the EASTSIDE KIDS, t j ons cen t e r at Fort Sumter hotel in
—LEO GARCEY and HUNTZ HALL.; r har ip, tnn
Feature begins 3:00, 6:00, 8:00, 10. ~
CARTOON. NEWS. COMEDY. CAPTAIN C. W. HALLMAN, JR.,
30c and 9c I w ^° was recentl y processed through
. the redistribution center at Miami
WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY,
October 4 and 5
Address Unknown
Thrills, suspense and excitement. {
See the Nazi at work. With PAUL
LUKAS, MORRIS CARNOVSKY.'
K. T. STEVENS and MADY CHRIS-j
TIANS.
Feature begins 2:00, 3:58, 5:56. 7:54
and 9:52. , I
MUSICAL, “^itJTy.ne_ Serenade.”
CARTOON, “Open’Fire.” 35c-9c!
WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY,
October 4 and 5
The Contender
Prize-fighter, night life and gold i
diggers. With BUSTER CRABBE,
ARLINE JUDGE, JULIE GIBSON
and DONALD MAYO.
Feature begins 2:00, 4:38, 7:16, 9:54.
Beach, Fla., has reported to Camp
Stewart, Ga., where he has been as
signed. He was accompanied by Mrs.'
Hallman and their daughter, Kitty
Lu. '
Brown Spcyaks At
Lions Meeting
10 A. M. Show WEDNESDAY.
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Guns Of the Pecos
With DICK FORAN.
Feature begins 3:06, 5:44, 8t22.
'Don Winslow of the
Coast Guard/ Chap. 1
30c and 9c
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CLINTON, S. C.
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The Lions club at its meeting last
Friday evening had as guest speaker
Dr. Marshall W. Brown of the Pres-
Ibyterian college faculty.
Thrills, excitement and gun play, i Dr. Brown discussed the provis
ions of the recently-enacted ‘‘G. I.
Bill of Rights” as relate to education.
Capt. Hugh Jacobs
Wounded In Action
I Captain ’Hugh S. Jacobs, who i&
with the Fifth army in It^jjr, has
been woundecj in action, according
to letters received by his parents,
Dr. and Mrs. W. P. Jacobs. As yet
details are lacking from the war de-
1 partment as to the seriousness of the
wound, or how he was injured.
I MUSIC CLUB TO MEET
The Music club will meet Wednes
day afternoon, October 4, at 4 o’clock
at the home of Mrs. W. W. Harris.
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