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Page Two THE CLINTON CHRONICLE Thursday, December 6, 1945 NEWS OF. . : . Ken in the service j He is *aking a course in, machine ! shop practices under the army’s in- j formation and education ^ro^ram. A veteran of campaigns at Aitape, Morotai and the Philippine Islands, Col. Culp was among the first of the seaborn troops to land in Japan. Re- two years of which were spent in Trinidad, B.W.I., and another year in the European theater of oper ations. The Jeanes will be here for cently he has bedb serving wjth theithe next two months while Capt. STA^F SGT. THOMAS B. CRAN- . , . . • , , FORD of the marine corps, has re- occupation forces in the Tokyo-J Jeanes is on terminal leave. STAFF SGT NORMAN DUKE ar-j cently been discharged and returned i Yokohama area - For meritorious rived last week from Tokyo, Japan, t0 c , v ,ij an ijf e while .serving over-1 achievement against the enemy, Col. where he had been stationed^the past sas he took part in ^ campaigns ofi Cul P was awarded the Bronze Star several months. Sgt. Duke nas been Saipan j wo j ima and Okinawa. He medal in the Luzon campaign in the Pacific area the past year with plans t ’ 0 g0 to South America to work the air corps. MAJOR J. B. JACOBS arrived as an identification officer. LT. ROBERT MERCER VANCE was recently releaseS to inactive duty SGT. L. BROWN, whos served the j naval separation center in home last week from the European past^22 months with the Third Infan- ; Charleston. He has been in the navy theater of operations where he had try division in the European theater 1 s , nce September, 1941, and was in been stationed for 15 months with of operations, arrived home recently ; CO mbat aboard the USS Wichita atj after receiving his discharge at Fort Casablanca, the battle of Renell Is- ! JACK RED, seaman second class, of the navy, arrived last week from Honolulu, where he was stationed the past year,, and received his dis charge fromjiW’service in Charles ton. Mrs. Red and children have been making thei rhom with Mr. and Mrs. Jack W. Anderson while he has been in service. the 99th Infantry divisiojnf in Ger many and Belgium. Major Jacobs Bragg. Sgt. Brown served in Africa,: land and the Aleutian ][ST SGT. KEITH FLEISCHMANN campaign! arrived here last week with his dis wears the ETO ribbon with three Italy, France and Germany. Hej faking of Attu); aboard the USS charge from the army after three and battle stars foe participation in the wears'the ETO ribbon with three ^ew Orleans in the second raid on Ardennes, Central Germjmy and battle stars, Good Conduct, medal, Rhineland campaigns. He also wears Combat Infantryman’s badge, Amer- the T Purple Heart with a cluster and ican Theater ribbon and the Victory; paign ribbons for the American De- received the Bronze Star for merito- medal. Mr. and Mrs. Brown and son, f ensei «American Theater, Asiatic nous service. He is on terminal leave ■ Terry, are making their home in pacific and the European-African- of"three nionths, after which he will Goldville with his parents, Mr. and 1 revert to an inactive status. He was Mrs. W. E. Brown for the present. called into service in October, 1941, i as a lieutenant in the reserve corps. CLADE EZRA BENNETT, seaman Wake Island, the Gilbert Islands and the Marshall Islands. He wears cam- Middle East theater. a half years of srvice, two years of which were spent in Africa.and Italy. Whil in Italy he was attached td'l GEORGE PRINGLE COPELAND, and other men serving on the USS Mrs. Jacobs and little son have been j first class, has received his dischar S e MiUjcoma a fleet oiler helped her — ~ ~ *-— L - > >- f rom the nav y and returned to hisj run ’ ’ F home here. He served on the De-1 tbar stroyer Escort 708 Pale. He wears the! he was „ ssi d t0 ^ occupation Ame " c ™ theatejy the Europe-Af-1 forces then sent back to the state ‘ States on November 4, arrived in riC j'^ ld , d e 5 aS T’:u th 5.. A . S . ia ^u" P .!. C „ lfiC , for decommissioning. Beginning he war career in April, 1943, when shej BLA- LATEST RECORDS Received Each Week SHEET MUSIC Nagoya, Japan, with his outfit oni. and Philippine Liberation ribbons. November 20, according to letters received by his mother, Mrs. J. .H. Donnan. PFC GDIS D MOSS, of Route 3, has left headquarters command of| CAPTAIN FRANCIS H. the Delta Base Section at Marseille. f ompany : He is «®. arrlve : /-v *■¥-» x I r i T set sail for Aruba in the Dutch West I t * i .u 1 1 Indies, her first cargo was not fuel! LOCK arrived last week on the West Qi j ^ er f orward tanks were loaded! coast from the Philippine Islands, witb badl needed high octane avi- where he has been stationed for some ation asoli her oil tanks wer e time with a quartermaster truck . ... caU ha , lact 0 n her MIKE'S RADIO & RECORD SHOP LAURENS, S. C. Below Bus Station France, to attend the Warton Amer ican Technical school in filled with salt water ballast. On her company ne is cxpcc^u iu aic.vc she carried truck land . . home within the next few days after | in . g bargeS) cylmders o{ C o mp ressed England. ^ eportl ^ ? « nd drums of lubricating oils. Camp Gordon) ■GarCapt. Blalock leL when hostilities ended she was at for overseasfarly in 1944 and was Rn . npr hav OWinawa ^ rnm where Goodyear Tires and Tubes BATTERIES AND ACCESSORIES McMillan Service Station Sinclair Products Phone No. 2 stationed in New Guinea for a num ber of months. For meritorious ser vice in the Philippines he was awarded the Bronze Star medat*? 5, ■i Ini. , TECH SGT. ANTHONY SELA- RIO, JR., of West Clinton, has re- 1 ceived an honorably discharge from the army air forces at Greensboro, N.C. Buckner bay, Okinawa, from where she set sail for the little island ofi Matsushima, off Kyushu, Japan. The Millicoma sailed from Yokohama via the Great Circle route to San Fran- i cisco to end her wartime service as ! a naval vessel. GERALD S U B E R , electrician’s mate second class, ( of the navy, has returned to his ship, the USS Leyte jCV-32, at Newport News, Va., after I spending a 15-day leave with his | parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Suber. I DR. FELDER SMITH ‘ B OPTOMETRIST SPECIALIST IN EYE EXAMINATIONS Office Hours: 9:00 to 6:00 Examinations: 4:30 to 6:00 P. M. Phone 29 for Appointment M Friends of LT. JAMES P. SLOAN will be interested to learn of his re cent promotion from lieutenant (jg) in the navy. Lt. Sloan, who has been in the Philippines for a number of months, is hotne on an extended leave. Mrs. Sloan, who has been making her home in Greenwood while he has been away, is here and they ar occupying their apartment on Woodrow street. At the end of his leave he will report to Charleston for further assignment. LT. COL. CHARLES ANDERSON, who has been attached to a medical unit in hospitals in hospitals in Eng-; land the past 20 months, arrived here CApT JAMES JEANES who wa . Monday, accompanied by Mrs An- attached to ^ 176th General hos- derson of Birmingham, Ala., and are itaJ in p rance and Belgium the past visiting his aunt, Mrs. George W. , anded in the States Nov#mber Bailey. After * leave of 30 days he 19 He arrived here Mond from will repor to Fort Bragg, N. C„ for Wilmerdingi wlth Mrs . Jeanes assignment. and J dau ghter, Susanne, who have been spending sometime with her parents thre. Capt. Janes bas..^ been in service four and a half years, LT. COL. JAMES L. CULP has re cently received his orders to return to the States for discharge under the army demobilization plan. Col. Culp was acting deputy chief of staff of the XI corps, now stationed in Tokyo. —wwuBJWwuummMMggogeggieaoc. CASINO THEATRE THE BROADWAY SOCIETY (Continued from page thaee) FRIDAY AM) SATURDAY. December 7 and 8 THE STORY OF A TERRIFIC' LIFETIME! * o Pororoowil pr*fnti BETTY HUTTON ARTURO de CORDOVA HoNpr^ ,V ‘ Ytchnico/or Feature Begins: Friday: 2:15, 4 23, 7:15, 9:23. Saturday: 2:00, 4:26, 6:52, 9:18. NEWS. 9c and 35c mous)—entire assembly.- “It Came Upon the Midnight Clear” (Willis)—entire assembly. “List the Cherubic Hosts” (Gaul- Nilson)—Sextet with soprano and alto obligato: Mrs. Leila Johnson and Mrs. Henderson Pitts. . “Peace On the Earth” (Hawley)— Double quartet with solo: W. G. Co ker. v ~ v “The Gift of the Magi” (O. Henry) —Miss Rosa Mahaffey. Violin Selections — Mrs. G. B. with excitement and romance »pt the Sheppard of Laurens, accompanied West. With ROY ROGERS,.GEORGE by Mrs. J. K. Taylor of Luarens.. FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, December 7 and 8 The Man From Oklahoma Saddle and gun thrills jammed (GABBY) HAYES. DALE and ROGER PRYOR. 1EQRGE i^vIns Feature Begins: Friday: 2:42, 4:33, 6:51, 8:15, 10:06. Saturday: 2:12, 4:03, 5:54, 7:45, 9:36. “FELLO FlDDLE^’boGS FOR SHOW.” MONDAY AND TUQ^AY, December 10 and 11 •\ The Purple Monster Strikes, Chap. 11 i 9c and 30c ALICE FATE DANA ANDREWS UNDA DARNELL. FALLEN ANGEL Produced and Directed by 20. OTTO PREMINGER 10 A. M. Show SATURDAY. j - CINMWT «G( new** MONDAY AND TUESDAY, December 10 and 11 River Gang An engrossing story with musical interludes, murder, thrills and mys tery. With GLORI AJEAN, JOHN qUALEN, BILL GOODWIN and KEEFE BRASELLE. Feature begins 2:49, 4:42, 7:49, 9:42. Latest “THIS IS AMERICA.” r NEWS and CARTOON, “Baid Bill Bunien.” 9c and 30c f “Sleep, Baby, Sleep”.. (Fichthorn) —Double quartet with soprano solo: Mrs. Julian Coleman. “Silent Night” (Gruber)—Entire assembly with obligato: Mrs. Leila Johnson. “O Little Town of Bethlehem” (Redner)—Entire assembly. Hallelujah Chorus from “The Mes siah” (Handel) — Double quartet with Messrs. Coker, Prince, Coker, Stonebreaker, Whitten. After the program the guests were invited into the dining room for re freshments. The table, covered with a handsome lace cloth, was centered with an artistic arrangement of red berries flanked by tall red lighted tapers in holders. Mrs. Pitts and Mrs. Jacobs poured coffee at either end of the table. Sandwiches and cakes were also served. -u*, Hostesses for the occasion were: Miss Lois Blakely, Midp-Eva Harris, Miss Nancy Young, Mrs. Hal Bald win, Mrs. Tom Milam, Mrs. Leland Young, Mrs. Leila Johnson, Mrs. Hugh Holman, Mrs. Thomas Jacobs. Feature begins 2:22, 4:18, 7:22, 9:18. NEWS. CARTOON. 9c apd 35c' 10 A. M. Show MONDAY.., ■ 1 —* "" WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY, December 12 and 13 Junior Miss WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY, i December 12 and 13 Show Business Dancing, clowning, romancing — songs you’ll never forget;. Girls and Meet the miss that’s a HIT. She’s ( glamor. Show of shows and show r’ 0 v lh A f ^M an r A r P T?S' | iolks - With EDDIE CANTOR, JOAN LYN, MICHAEL DUNNE, FAYE DAVI S, GEORGE MURPHY,, NAN- MARLOWE and MONA FREEMAN. Feature begins 2:13, 4:00, 5:47, 7:34 and 9:21. Also CARTOON, “What a Picnic.” 10 A. M. Show WEDNESDAY. K Also CARTOON. CY KELLY and CONSTANCE MOORE. ‘ . __ -4 Feature begins 2:40, 4:52, 7:04, 9:16. Jungle Queen, Chap. 7 £> 9c and 30c • Presbyterian Circles To Meet Monday Circles of the First Presbyterian church auxiliary will meet Monday, December 10, as follows: No. 1—To be announced later. No. 2—Miss 'Nancy Young, chair- mant, at Miss Young’s home, with Mrs. Marion Brown and Mrs. J. B. Jacobs, hostesses, at 7:30. The following circles will meet at 4 o’clock: No. 3—Mrs. J. Will Leake, chair man; Mrs. Harry Wilkes, hostess. No. 4—Mrs. Hugh Holman, chair man; Mrs, Carlisle Neely, hostess. No. 5—Mrs. D. S. Templeton, chairman; Mrs. R. E. Ferguson, host ess. No. 6—Mrs. H. E. Sturgeon, chair man; Mrs. Jack Anderson, hostess.. No. 7—Mrs. Harry Nettles, chair man; Mrs. Ayliffe Jacobs, hostess No. 8—Mrs. D. O. Rhame, chair man; Mrs. B. O. Whitten, hostess. THE CLINTON CHRONICLE The Newspaper Everybody Reads replacement depot. Mrs. Fleischmann anc(4ittle son have been making their homeJiere With her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Spratt, while he was away. PFC. EDGAR MA§0N YOUNG, street. JR., has arrived homejand received an honorable discharge from the army after five years of service, three years of which were spent in New-J foundland and England with a field artillery outfit. He is now visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Mace Young. several months with a physical train ing department. She has received her discharge from the service and is now visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Clark, on North Broad “ CPL. OLIN C. JOHNSON has re turned to his home on Woodrow street following his discharge from the service at Salina, Kansas. DOROTHY CLARK, seaman sec ond class, of the WAV^jS, hasriarriy- ed horiie from the HaVmiian Islands where she was stationed the pasT S-P-E-C-l-A-L Coats, Suits and Dresses Reduced ^ MOORE'S T)RESS SHOPPE F. M. BOLAND H. D. HENRY 1898-1945 H. D. HENRY & COMPANY INSURANCE STOCKS — BONDS — REAL ESTATE Federal Loans Negotiated On Real Estate Telephone 121 ^