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THE CLINTON CHRONICLE, CLINTON, S. C.
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Thursdoy, December 21, 1944
Clinton Roises Quota
In Seal Campaign
Clinton had surpassed its $1500
quota in the annual Christmas Seal
campaign of the Laurens County Tu-
Beware Coughs
i from common colds ^
That Hang On
Creomulsion relieves promptly be
cause it goes right to the seat of the
trouble to help loosen and expel germ
laden phlegm, and aid nature to soothe
and heal raw. tender inflamed bronchial
mucous membranes. Tell your druggist
10 sell you a bottle of Creomulsion with
0 the understanding you must like the
way it quickly allays the cough or you
are to have vour money back.
CREOMULSION
berculosis Association by $136.24 on
Tuesday. Mrs. Hamp Stone, local
treasurer and mail seal sale chair-
; man, has announced. Receipts are
j still coming in, Mrs. Stone added.
I Of the $1686.24 collected to date,
'$503.06 worth of seals were pur-
I chased at Goldville where the sales
I campaign was under the, direction of!
W. K. Waits. The Clinton and Lydia;
Cotton Mills have a present total of j
S251.96. chairman F. D. Lockmnn, i
reported, and further sales are ex
pected..
The public school sales, directed by
I Superintendent Pat Hobson, totaled
$313.67. Mrs. George Blalock’s Bond
Sale Committee has collected $185.00 ^
, and its report is not yet complete, j
COLLEGE ADMINISTRATION BUILDING NAMED
FOR DR. W. G. NEVILLE, FORMER PRESIDENT
Service Officer
Here On Friday
County Service Officer Seawright
will be in Clinton on December 29
in the American Legion hall over
Chaney’s Dress . Shoppe to confer
with or assist veterans of World Wars
No. one and two. Each week there
after Mr. Seawright will be here on
Friday, officers of the local post an
nounce.
ber 24, at 3 o’clock to sing Christmas
carofe. Parents and friends are also
invited, to come and join in the spe
cial Christmas program.
W
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Canteen Group
To Sing Carols
POST CARDS — For Service Men,
25 for 10c. Send your son, brother
ir relatives several packages if you
want more mail. They are a “quick
note home.” No postage required for
mailing. Chronicle Publishing Co.
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Ciumfort
FOMANENT WAVE IH
Complete with ourian, mik
end wmreaeC
The shirt
$16.25. •-
factory has sales totaling
The young people of Clinton are
invited to meet at the Teen-Age,
Canteen Sunday afternoon. Decern-'
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jo poo and wave eet.
It'* easy to do and tale for every type of
hair, lor amaitng re
for Charm-KurL. On
resuite—bo sure u
0 million •old.
KELLERS DRUG STORE
The remaining $416.30 of the sales
to date came from mail seal cam-
j
paign which is not nearly complete
For Coughs, Chest Colds, Bronchitis • yet, Mrs. Stone reportedi
CASINO THEATRE THE BROADWAY
FRIDAY AND SATl’RDAY,
December 22 and 23
Girl Rush
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY,
December 22 and 23
Swint) Hostess
Comedy plus music, with a dash Benny Goodman's band blasting;
ol western thrills. With WALLYthe best hits for the SWING;
THE LATE DR. W. G. NEVILLE
ot western thrills. With WALLY 1 ou t the best hits for the SWING i Special services were held at Pres-1 ~
BROWN. ALAN CARNEY. FRAN- FANS, with MARTHA TILTON. IR^IS j byterian college chapel at 2:30 p.m. Jr., Mr. and Mrs. T. P. Owens, and
CES LANGFORD
VAGUE
Feature Begin
Friday: 2 40. 4 25. 7:40. 9:25.
Saturday 2 40. 4 25, 6:10, 7:55, 9:40.
CARTOON Fox and Hounds.”
NEWS. , 9c and 35c
NOTICE: No morning show Monday,
Dec. 25—Christmas day.
MIDNIGHT SHOW
CHRISTMAS NIGHT AT 11:30
What A Man
With JOHNNY DOWNS and
WANDA McKAY. Come one, come
all—there's fun in the air.
Admission 35c ^
MONDAY AND TUESDAY.
December 25 and 26
Rainbow Island
ancf VERA ADRIAN. CHARLES SOLLINS and Sunday upon the occasion of the of
HARRY HOLMAN doing the comics | fu-ial changing of the name of the
i for your entertainment.
. ...., .Feature Begins:
Friday: 2:00, 4:40, 7:20, 10:00.
Satuday: 1:54, 4:36, 7:14, 9:54.
i The Eagle's Brood
I Western thrills, action and sus
pense.-
Feature Begins:
Friday: 3:16, 5:56, 8:36.
Saturday: 3:10, 5:50, 8:30.
Tiger Woman, Chap. 12
9c and 30e
10 A. M. Show SATURDAY.
I Administration building to Neville
i Hall. I
Albert C. Todd, of Greenwood,
chairman of the college board of
trustees, presided and the address of
j the occasion was made by Dr. Wil-
| liam P. Jacobs, president of the in
stitution. >
Dr. Jacobs paid high tribute to the
splendid leadership of former Presi
dent William Gordon Neville and
gave a biographical sketch. (birthday December 18.
Dr Neville was born in Oconee Misg Jjnki Sadler celebrated .
county, S. C m 1855. After early; birthd Saturd
schooling in his own community, he; Mrg R Todd has a birthd to ,
finished four years at Newberry and mnrrow
Adger colleges in Walhalla. He stud
Mr. and Mrs. John A. Davis
Miss Frances Uldrick will celebrate
a birthday tomorrow.
Mrs. Emma J. Little of Simpson-
ville, formerly of this city, is 86
years old today.
Mrs. E. C. Goff celebrated a birth
day yesterday.
I
Edgar Eugene Wells, Jr., is five;
years old today.
Cpl. and Mrs. Joe Dixon have a'
wedding anniversary today.
I Lt. Lawrence Hall observed a!
MONDAY AND TUESDAY,
December 25 and 26
Cornin' Round the
Mountain
ied two years at Columbia Theologi
cal seminary, 1878-7880, and gradu
ated from Princeton in 1881. Dr.
Jackie Franks will be eight years
old December 24.
Mabry McCrary, seaman first class
.. ,,,,, . . . ... . 0 . | of the navy, has a birthday Decem-
Neville held pastorates at Ninety-Six, ( ber 24
Cokesbury Concord and Yorkville.] sta „ s , j hn w F , j who
South Carolina, and Frankfort, Ken-
In technicolor
island picture with DOROTHY LA-
MOUR leading the cast. With EDDIE
BRACKEN pulling the comics. Also
GIL LAMB and BARRY SULLIVAN.
Feature Begins:
Christmas Day: 2:00. 4:19, 6:38, 8:57.
Tuesday: 2 15, 4:24. 7:15. 9:24.
NEWS and MARCH OF TIME.
9c and 35c
WEDNESDAY AN’H THURSDAY,
December 27 and 28
Ridin’, shootin’ and singin’ with
another tropical GENE AUTRY and SMILEY BUR
NETT.
Feature Begins:
Monday: 2:41, 4:27, 6:03, 7:39, 9:15.
Tuesday: 2:41, 4:27, 7:41, 9:27.
CARTOON and NEWS.
9c and 30c
j lucky, and came to be recognized as
a Christian minister of pre-eminent
influence. While at Cokesbury, he
married Virginia Aiken, daughter of
a great and worthy South Carolina
leader, D. Wyatt Aiken.
is with the air corps in Italy, has a
birthday December 24.
Mr. hnd Mrs. John David Blakely
will observe their first ‘wedding an
niversary December 24,
took over the control of Presbyterian
college in 1904, Dr. Neville was elect
ed as president because,'of all avail
able ministers, he was easily recog-1
nized as the most suitable to inaugu-!
rate this state-wide venture of the
church into the field of secular edu
cation. Dr. Neville’s tireless energy,
gracious diplomacy, and administra
tive ability rapidly extended the pat- 1
j ronage and appeal of the college far
... 1 beyond local bounds. Funds were;
The Texas Rangers give you thrill raised for the construction of Judd
after thrill in this hard-shootin,
1 Pfc. Alec R. Blakely of this city
e J * O /-y an d San Pedro, Calif., will observe a
When the Synod of South Carolina birthday D e cem ber 27.
Mary Kent Wysor *has a birthday
today. !
To Our
FRIENDS AND CUSTOMERS
Christmas Rives us a grand opportunity to forget our
cares and to lose ourselves in the glorious atmosphere
of the good fellowship of friends and loved ones. It’s
the American way of life and we, as Americans, appre
ciate the happiness and contentment resulting from this
ideal.
Wishing You A
Hearty Christmas Season
And A New Year Which Will See Many Happier Days,
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We Look Forward To Serving You In the Years to Come.
J. C. THOMAS, Jeweler
“It’s Time That Counts”
WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY,
December 27 and 28
The Pinto Bandit
hard--fightin’ picture. With DAVE
dining hall, Laurens dormitory, and
the building now used as the YMCA
(TEX) O'BRIEN. JIM NEWILL and ':‘“I";, “l V" 7‘*
rMtv wtt vvocom 1 buiding. He also secured funds for
! GUY WILKERSON. __ the- Administration building which
was erected and dedicated while he
was in office. Dr. Neville’s death
came suddenly June 8, 1907.
Dr. Neville had the honorary de-
Do you know your boy-friend? | g ree G f d j) from Davidson college
You’ll find lots of fun in this tangle. and the LL.D. from the University of
Feature begins 2:00, 4:31, 7:02, 9:33.
When Strangers Marry
.mi SYDNEY
PETER
GREENSTREET-LORRE
mumu-fmvm-mw&m
Feature begins 2:36, 4:48, 7:00, 1 9:12.
CARTOON. COMEDY, SPORTS.
10 A. M Show WED. 9c and 35e
With DEAN JAGGER. KIM HUN
TER and NEIL HAMILTON.
Feature begins 3:00, 5:31. 8:02. and
10:33. ^ •
Last Chapter—
Don Winslow of the
Coast Guard
South Carolina. He was a great lead
er, a forceful speaker, and author.;
He was of striking appearance and
had an animated and genial person
ality. His popularity with his breth
ren in the ministry was rarely;
equaled.
Dr. Jacobs stated that of the illus
trious children of Dr. Neville, two
married ministers, two became min-i
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9c and 30c
» . ^ ! isters, afid three became missionaries, j
, j It is probable that no single family,
— (affiliated with the life of the college
through its history has performed a;
!morq^ faithful and more constructive;
service in the Master’s cause than 1
has the Neville family.
Dr. Jacobs stated that it was par
ticularly fitting that the name of
Neville should be engraved indelibly
j upon the records of Presbyterian col-
j lege and that it was his official privi-
1 lege, by authority of the. board of
| trustees, to declare that the name of
(the main college building would be
j Neville Hall from now on arnS for
ever in honor of the great Christian
preacher and administrator.
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ATTEND YOU AND MAY NEW FOUND BLESSINGS
MAKE THE NEW YEAR MORE BRIGHT.
Our Entire Organization Wishes To Thank Our Friends
and Customers for Their Patronage and
Good-will the Past Year.
CHANEY’S DRESS SHOPPE
CLINTON LAURENS
MRS. ETHEL CHANEY, Prop.
T least one time in the year we can be happy. The con
tentment and enjoyment of abundant life is greatly in
evidence at this one season of the year—Christmas. On this great
significant occasion we need to lean toward those things for which
Christmas stands.
We need the spiritual help that comes from associations and
thoughtfulness of loved ones and friends. It tends to offer encour
agement to us after the experiences of the year filled with .unsettled
conditions, with sacrifices, and in many cases—unhappiness.
Let us remember those
things for which Christmas
stands, obtaining from these
remembrances the confi
dence that will enable us to
meet the problems of the
future with heads unbowed.
May we wish you a happy
season for this and many
more years to come.
BIRTHDAYS AND
NOTED
The Chronicle Extends Greetings
To Those Whose Birthdays and
Anniversaries Occur This Week.
Mrs. 6eorge R. Blalock has a birth
day December 27.
Fred Burnett, Jr., will observe a
birthday December 28.
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. v Shands, of
Greenville, formerly of thiis city, will
observe their 51st wedding anniver
sary December 27.
Little Susan Felder, daughter of
Dr. and Mrs. Duncan Felder, will be
two years old December 24.
December 26 birthdays include
Mrs. Dennis Sowers and R. L- Plax-
ico.
J. E. Benjamin observes a birthday
December 27.
Mrs. M^ C. Poole has a birthday
December 23.
Mrs. Chris Adair and W, O. Hol
land observe birthdays Christmas
day.
December 25th anniversaries in
clude Capt. and Mrs. Jack H. Davis,
Casino and Broadway
Theatres
GOOD PICTURES ALWAYS"
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