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THE CLINJON CHRONICLE
Thursday, December 20, 1945
Sadler's To Open
In Copeland Building
I’i'ace," will be presented at St.
John's Lutheran church on Christ
mas eve at 8 p.m. to which the pub
lic is invited.
Slidler-Owens Pharmacy will open:
NOTICE
temporarily Jnday^mornmg in the To state Farm Insurance Com-
BIRTHDAYS AHD
ANNIVERSARIES NOTED
vacant J. I. Copeland and Bro. build
ing on North Broad street following
.their disastrous flrp Tuesday night.-4^
Candlelight Service
At Lutheran Church
pany Policyholders
I am arranging for/J. D. Jeans, Jr.,j
119 N. .Broad Street/Clinton, to rep-!
resent^ the State 4Farm Insurance]
Company beginning January ,1st. He |
will be glad to service your policies,
so feel free to call on him.
HARRY fR. THURMOND
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The Chronicle Extends Greetings
To Those Whose Birthdays and
Anniversaries Occur This Week.
jville, Louise Tribble, Frances Wfyel- Cobb, Thomas Edward Prince, Mar-
| chel, "Bobby Whittle, Juanita Wicker, ^tha Anne Simpson, Martha Young,
1 Elanda Wilkes, Anne Williams. ; Dick Vaughan.
9th grade: Polly Davenport, Mar-: 7th grade: Guy Blakely, Sara
tha Galloway, Valerie Harmon, Mar- Blakely, Velma Cox, Catherine Eich-
ijaret Harris, Robert Hollingsworth,; e ib er g er( N e n e Fuller, Ruth Lowery,
Aline Ma%rtW, Helen NofTz, Sam-; Sease Linda
mie Pinson, Earl Pitts, John Sease, i5ally Feggy ^ ease > Linda
Smith, Thornton Rach«*l, Charlotte
Uldrick, Frances Winn.
Dr. Sims To Speak
For Baptists Sunday
Gerry Jarapamell. * , ^ 1
#8th grade^ Mona Blakely, Frances
Dr. Chas. F. £ims, executive sec
retary of the Baptist State Board in
Columbia, will occupy the pulpit of
the First Baptist church Sunday
morning, it has been announced.
Mary Kent Wysor'has a birthday
CASINO THEATRE
THE BROADWAY
. \/tyday.
Linda Scott Reid, daughter of Mr.
^ahd Mrs. Carroll Reid, celebrated her
'first birthday December 17..
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY.
December 21 and 22
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY,
December 21 and 22
ffac/fo's
SS?(»Y
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Musica/
Mirth -
quake
vn the
Rustlers Of the
Badlands
Lt. and Mrs. R. E. Black, will cele
brate her first birthday December 25. j
Tecesa Sims Copeland, daughter of,
Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Copeland, Jr.,|
I will be one year old December 22. j
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Gray Porter'
'observed their third weeding anni-!
Jversary December 27/
i foci
iday December 27.
Mrs. George R. Blalock has a birth-!
Fred Burnett, Jr., will observe a
birthday December 28.
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Shands will
ThriHing Western with excitement 0 k serve their 52nd wedding anniver-
| and romance, as the Durango Kid' sary 0e cem ber 27.
, roars to new glory. W ith CHARLES 1 December 26 birthdays include
1 Mrs. Dennis Sowers and R. L. Plax-
I ico. J V% r >
J. E. Benjamin observes a birthday
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STARS!
TAYLOR and. SALLY BLISS.
1 Feature Begins:
Vrjday: 2:00, 4:24/6:48. 9:12.
Saturday: 1:30, 3:54, 6:18, 8:42.
A Pbromourtf
Pictvrt
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Strange Confession
December 27.
Mrs. M. C. Poole has a birthday
December 23. <V
Mrs. R. C. Adair and O. Hol
land observe birthdays Decefnber 25.;
December 25 anniversaries include
Capt. and Mrs. Jack H. Davis, Jr.,
Feature Begins:
Friday 2:22, 4 22, 7:22. 9:22.
SaTurday 2 00, 3 53. 5:46, 7:39. 9-32.
NEWS. 9c and 35c
An inner sanctum mystery. The Mr an d Mrs. T. P. Owens and Mr.
newest, weirdest shocker, with LON anc j Mrs. John A. Davis.
MONDAY. DFUFMBFR 21
MIDNIGHT SHOW STARTS 11:30
CHANEY, BRENDA JOYCE and J.
CARROLL NAISH.
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Feature Begins:
Friday: 2:58. 5:22, 7:46, 10:10. .
Saturday: 2:28, 4:52, 7:16, 9:40.
Beautiful Cheat
With BONITA GRANVILLE.
NOAH BEERY, JR., MARGARET
IRVING. SARAH SELBY, CAROL
HUGHS and IRENE RYAN.
•IDIOTS DELUXE' 1 and "COM
MUNITY SINGT
Admission 35c
The Purple Monster
Strikes, Chap. 13
9c and 30c
10 A M. Show SATURDAY.
MONDAY AND TUESDAY,
December 24 and 25
Miss Frances Uldrick will celebrate
i a birthday December 22.
Mrs. E. C. GbfT is observing a
birthday today.
Emily Jane McAbee celebrated her
12th birthday December 15.
Edgar Eugene Wells, Jr., will be
six years old tomorrow.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Dixon will have
a wedding anniversary tomorrow.
Lt. Lawrence Hall observed a
birthday December 18. ,
Miss Jinki Sadler celebrated a
] birthday December 16.
Mrs. Ray Todd r has’a birthday De-
MONDAY AND TUESDAY
Song Of the Prairie
cember 22.
December 24 atyd 25
20.
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BETTY GRABLE
JOHN PAYNE
JUNE HAVER
and
Jackie Franks will be nine years
old December 24.
Mabry McCrary has a birthday
Thrilling romance of the Western December 24. t i
range, with chills, spills and action.] John W. Finney, Jr. t has a birthday
With KEN CURTIS and-JEFF DON- December 24, and Mrs. Finney will
NELL.
observe her’s December 30.
, M Pfc. Alec Blakely, who is in
Feature begins 2:49, 4:38, < :49, 9:38., panamaCanal Zone, will observe
"MAGIC OF YOUTH,” NEWS and a birthday December 27
COMEDY.
9c and 30c
U-
WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY,
December 26 and 27
Wanderer Of the
Wasteland
Christmas Cantata At
Presbyterian Church
Beautifully Rendered
Feature begins 2:15, 4:24, 6:33-and
8:42 We wdi stay open al) day both
Christmas Eve and Christmas day.
Please come on schedule.
A large union congregation of the
up-town churches was present for
.the Chrsitmas cantata, “The Christ
Child,” at the First Presbyterian
Excitement, thrills and suspense i n church Sunday evening. The choir
this Western drama. With JAMES j was augmented by several voices
WARREN and AUDREY LONG. (from other churches. The rendition
was under the direction of Mrs. J.
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10 A. M. Show MONDAY.
* EWS ' % and 35c ; Feature begins 2:00, 4:23. 6:47 andjp^^J* organist
9:11 land director.
The rostrum and choir loft were
l artistically decorated in cedars and
' greens with an impressive scene de-
U KDNESDAY AND THURSDAY,
December 26 and 27
Bedside Manner
Easy To Look At
, T , . , . _ . Ipicting Shepherds and their sheep.
Music, dancing and wisecracks. ^ he star ^ Belhlehcm
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‘ ha ! it’ He caught if You'll
C <m- iy .ull ot fun for the
nv.iy W.t r RUTH HUSSEY
JOHN CARROLL.
• e o -j'iii, 2 .hi.
\\ ith GLORIA JEAN, KIRBY apporpriate setting arranged on
GRANT, ERIC BLORE and THE the front of the organ.
52, 5:44, 7:36
DELTA RHYTHM BOYS.
Feature begins 2:55, 5:18,
10:06._ .
Jungle Queen, Chop. 9
.ii A M Show WEDNESDAY. 9c and 30c
Members of the choir presented
the cantata with ease and interpre- 1
•4“ anfl Native skill jto usher in the Chri$t-
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UNUSUAL
'()M EDY.-
()CCUPA-
9c-35(
SDAY.
Belk’s
IN TIME FOR ^
CHRISTMAS!
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LIMIT ONK PAIR TO A CUSTOMAND ONLY
WITH CARD NOS. 1 TO 24.
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Not enough for ovorynnp ..hiii wo do^£XP^ct bigger
shipments later.
Please bring your NY T LON HOSIERY
CARDS to our hosiery department! ‘
mas season. It was a most credi-i
table and enjoyable rendition.
G. W. Coker, leading tenor voice!
in the cantata, was in top form in his
solos. The other soloists also cred-i
Atably carried their parts, Miss Wil
son Hammond, Miss Rosa Mahaffey,
Miss Elise , Merriam, Mrs. Thomas:
Milam and Mrs. Henderson Pitts. !
Those taking part in the cantata
1 were:
Sopranos: Myra Adair, Barbara;
Anderson, Alberta Baldwin, Mrs. M.)
W. Brown, Peggy Copeland, Lillian
Dillard, Mrs. E. H. Hall,,iMis§ Wilson
Hammond, Cornelia Hjymis, Jean
Harris, Margaret Harris^Ks: Thom-
! as HoUis, Ayliffe Jacobs,, ( ro;s. Thom
as Milam, Miss Elise Merriam, Anne
Owens, Barrie Jean Wingard, Kent
Wysor, Grace Young.
Altos: Mary Frances Harris, Miss
Rosa Mahaffey, Mrs. Henderson
Pitts, Mrs. Dan Roberts, Julia Tay
lor, Mrs. Reese Young.
Tenors: W. G. Coker and Dr. B. O.
Whitten.
Basses: John Coker, J. S. Gray and
H. G. Prince.
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11th grade: Ralph Bragg, Mary
Kent Wysor, Elsie Vaughn, Lucy
Thomas, Graced Young, Myra Adair,
Margaret Ann Barnett, Lillian Dill
ard, Doris Gregory, Cornelia Harris,
Ayliffe Jacobs, Ferd Jacobs, Bobby
Owens, Ruby Workman, Arnold
Young.
10th grade: Lee Blakely, Virginia
Chandler, Elva Jogn Davenport, Eu
genia Neighbors, Betty Sue Simpson,
Mary Frances Pinson, Severn Somer-
Sodler Thanks All ,
Who Helped At Fire
We wish to thank the firemen and
all who assisted them for their splen
did services Tuesday night in fight
ing the disastrous fire at our store.
We know they were working under
terrible weather condtiions, and we
hope none will staffer ill effects from
the exposure. We are grateful to all
for vour help and interest.
SADLER-OWENS PHARMACY
E. Sadl6r.