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Poge Two THE CLINTON CHRONICLE Thursdoy, February 27, F947 Danish Writer Talks With Wint4irop Girl's PRESENTED IN RECITAL Miss Jean Williams, student at I Winthrop college, was presented re- ! cently in -a music recital )n the Win- itflss Sigrid. Lillelund. home eco-1 throp conservatory of music, nomics writer from Denmark and an a major in journalism, Miss Wil- oflficial from .:er government to thtei.ij arns j s a member of the sophomore United States, is at Winthrop college ■ c i ass is the daughter of Mr. and i •his week discussing the program |M rs . James B. Williams, who reside ‘here informally with a group .nl^near hero* lome economics (girls. Miss Carolyn ; ——* • * Murphy, of this city, a senior at Win- MUSIC CLUB TO MEET -Vt- BIRTHDAYS AND ANNIVERSARIES NOTED FINAL SETTLEMENT j ment on or before that date; and all ^ake notice thpt on the 26th day | jjersons naving claims against said of March, 1947, I will render a final j es t a t e will present them on or l$e- aocount of my acts and doings as Ad- fore said date, duly proven or fie H hrop, is included in the group as al The Clinton Music club will meet M . o *u n • nember of Phi Upsilon Ohaicron, na-i Wednesday, March 5, at the home of 1 1S , S . ^ , a ' 1S U ,,, „ lonal fraternity for this subject. I Mrs. W. M. Walker al 4 p.m. : w March ® “* h * b,rt “ ay * a “ a “ 1 2 Wyman Boyd, son of Mr. and Mrs. ministratrix of the estate of W. C Dobbins in the office of the Judge! of Probate of Laurens County, at 10 o’clock ajn., and on the same day will apply for a final discharge from' my trust as Administratrix. _ , ..... .,.•»* Any pefson indebted to said estate Tomorrows birthdays include Mrs. is notified and ed to make < D. Rantin, Mrs. Mary Henry Ar- ^ I forever barredl CGRDjELiA DOBBINS, Administratrix. February 26, 1(947. ! 20-4p The Chronicle Extenjds Greetings To Those Whose Birthdays and Anniversaries Occur This Week. ’ I OPENINGS NOW FOR PICKED MEN GOOD PAY AND EXPENSES Hubert Boyd. i If you can measure up to the stan- j Miss Carolyn: Henry of Charlotte, | dards of the peacetime Regular formerly of this city, will celebrate' Army, you now have an unusual op- FLOOR SANDING - FINISHING ESTIMATES WITHOUT ANY OBLIGATION LATEST MACHINES -:•* PROMPT SERVICE HOME SERVICE CO. Phone 290-J H. L. BOYD TOM BOBO B. C. FERGUSON portunity. By enlisting for 3 years THURSDAY ANt> FRIDAY, February 27 and 28 FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, February 28—March I Betti/ RurroN Sonni/ TUFTSm • Rio Grande Raiders Western—packed with action, sus- a birthday March 1. , Dr. S. C. Hays and S. Y. Adam (you can choose one of the" famous will observe birthdays March 2. 1 fighting divisions now on otcupation k* ' Mr. and Mrs. John D. Dominick duty in Japan and Korea. i: ’will observe their 52nd wedding an-j The ^divisions in which you can \\ , niversary ) March 1. < , enlist includ^ V* *M> MICHAEL CHEKHOV such outstanding units Jane Tooa, daughter of Mr. and , as the 1st Cavalary Division, 6th In-!« Mrs. Hubert Todd, will have a birtn- fantry Division, 7th Infantry Divi- \\ day March 4, which is also the birth- sion, 24th Infantry Division and 25th' # pense and thrills as SUNSET CAR- day 0 f w. a. Moorhead. j Infantry Division, each of which/had g SON rides the range romancing withf Robert Z. McLees, son of Mr. and'a great battle record during the war.! % PEGGY STEWART. I Feature Begins: Friday: 2:24. 5:02, 7:40, 10:09. % Feature: 2:28, NEWS. A Paramount V Picture 4:19, 7:28, 0:19. Saturday: 2:03. 4:41, 7:19, 9:48. Gas House Kids After initial training in the U. 5.,;:$ you can join the unit of your choice and take part in the interesting work SATURDAY, MARCH 1 One Million B. C. With VICTOR MATURE. CAROL LANDIS and LON CHANEY, JR. A j Mrs. Robert McLees, will celebrate 1 his second birthday ..March 3. Mr. and Mrs. John William King | will observe their third wedding an- of maintaining a just peace in the niversary Monday, March 3. ( Far East. You’ll have the advantage'« i Jackie Pitts, daughter of Mrs. of 20% extra pay for overseas ser- $ i James Pitts, will celebrate tf birth- vice. Starting base pay for a Private y day March 3. j overseas is $90 a month in addition $ New York’s Eastside is at it again, j Mrs. I. B. Copeland wii; observe a | to food, clothing, good quarters, med-! S • - ^ <; ical and denta i And y^j en _!g joy wexcellent living conditions, plen- ty of sightseeing, sports and recre- 1 J‘: ation, and the satisfaction of doing | a worth-while job. Enlistments open to men 18 to 34, inclusive (17 with parents’ consent). Get full details at i U. S. Army Recruiting Station, Post tliere’s a silk-lako shimmer in this This one should top “Dead End j birthday March 5. « j DrirMrcm irrunrnv ' Mr - and Mrs - Harry Williams, />f 9c and 35c Kids. With ROBERT LOWERY, uiu ■» Charlotte, observed their first wed- ; BILLY HALOP and TEALA LOR- d j n g anniversary February 17. Mrs. ING. '?ugh riot. Feature: 2:28, 4:15, 6:02, 7:49. 9.36. Also SHORTS. 9c and 35c V MONDAY AND TUESDAY, March 3 and 4 M-G-M's ADVENTURE TIID1IICDI A youth and InKIUtK I his devoted horse amid perilous Pacific 1 jungles! THE HORSE | WITH THE V HUMAN MIND GALLANT Feature Begins: Friday: 3:21, 5:59, 8:37. I Saturday: 3:00, 5:38, 8:16. Son of Zorro, Chap. 12 9c and 30c 10 A. M. Show SATURDAY. J Williams is the former Miss Nancy l Young of this city. Little William Harvey McMurray, III, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Mo ray on print especially (or women Murray, Jr., of Swannanoa, N. C„; Office Bldg., Clinton, or Post Office was one year old February 22. Mrs.(Bldg., Greenwood. 1 McMurray is the former Miss Mary 1c MONDAY AND TUESDAY, March 3 and 4 Driftin' River i A brand new Western with action,] ummu THOMP cunBEVAN GEORGE TOBIAS DEAN, ROSCOE YATES and SHIR LEY PATTERSON. Feature: 2:42, 4:23, 7:42, 9:23. NEWS and COMEDY. 9c—30c WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY, March 5 and 6 Secrets of A Sorority i Loftis, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. S. B. Loftis of this city. John W. Finney, Sr., observed a i birthday February 23. Cornelia Harris will celebrate a j birthday March 6. } Today is the birthday of Mrs. John 1 Livingston. , ' ' . ■ George Blallock, Jr., will be eight Ufrills and suspense. With EDDIE years old-March 4. Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Johnson have a wedding anniversary March 4. Mrs. R. W. Wade observes a birth day March 5, Mr. and Mrs. S. M. Warner ob- 1 served a wedding anniversary yes- terday. ‘ 1 - Harold Pitts, student at Clemson college, has a birthday today. Little Billy Ballard, son of Mr. and Mrs. B. B. Ballard, celebrated hisi first birthday on the 19th. feature: 2:19. 4:16, 7:19, Melodrama-the district attorney’s 3 0 A M Show MONDAY. daughter gets mixed up with a gang -4 ‘of gamblers. WLth MARY W’ARE and WEDNESDAY, MARCH 5 VriCK VALLIN. Feature: 2:00, 4:20, 6:40, 9:00. r Seventh Veil ASPHALT TILE We invite you to inspect the asphalt tile floor we have just completed in the plant of Royal Cleaners. We are equipped to do similar jobs in homes and commercial establishments. We shall be happy to show you patterns and designs for your home or plant without obliga tion. Piedmont Construction Co. Telephone 3tl v Suspense and exciteirtent, with, •LAMES MASON, ANN TODD, HER BERT LOM and London Symphony Orchestra. Feature: 2:28, 5:30 and 8:32. ^ Vacation Days Teen-ager musical, with FREDDIE STEWART. JUNE PREISSER and FRANKIE DARROW. ■. Feature: 4:02. 7:04, 10:06 9c and 35c 10 A M. Show WEDNESDAY. Bishop Smith On Methodist Hour Sunday —^— 8 Originating from Highland Park;*.* Methodist church, on the campus of | jlr Southern Methodist university, Dal-i J-j las, Texas, the Methodist Hour of ! Jit Sunday, March 2, will feature a ser-j$ mon by Bishop A. Frank Smith and 6 Choral music under the direction of|g Joseph Lupkiewicz. An exclusive June Arden hunter's print that trots to country fairs pr in-town lunch eons with equal poise. All the famed June Arden tailoring details are here, of course ... * SIZES U to 48 $7.95 Colors: Blue, Brown Green to Aqua Chaney’s Dress Shoppe CLINTON — TWO STORES — LAURENS Mrs. Ethel Chaney, Prop. Bishop Smith will speak on “The' :jt fnnH nf Tnriav ” • Th«» nrnoram is South Of the Chisholm Trail CHARLES STARRETT and SMIL- Mood of Today.” ■ The program is^ F.Y BURNETT in blazing action as' broadcast over an independent net-1 i.l the Durango Kid rides the plains. i work of 52 stations in the South and]$ Southwest and is heard at 8:30 EST. jg |i CENTURY CLUB TO MEET • j S , The Century club will meet Tues- i $ Feature: 2:58. 5:18, 7:38, 9:58. Chapter 2— Lost City of the Jungle 9c and 30c Special Sale! TUSSY Cleansing Creams $1.75 SIZE... ROW ORLT $3 SIZE...NOW $1.9$ all plus tax dy afternoon, March 4, at the home j-j of Mrs. James S. Gray. This is the! ft annual business meeting and officers | for the coming year will be elected, I it has been announced. CARD OF THANKS We wish to express our heartfelt thanks and appreciation for the many kindnesses rendered to our beloved husband and father by so many friends during his illness, and for the lovely -floral offerings and contribu tions to his memorial to be estab lished in the Caiua Indian mission, i which he founded in Brazil. I Gratefully, Mrs. Albert S. Maxwell, Sidney, David, Jack and Jean Maxwell. | CARD OF THANKS We wish to thank our friends and relatives for the flowers and many acts of kindness shown us at the time of the death of our son, James Arthur Vance. SALLY AND WILLIAM VANCE. AN EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY FOR YOU • Save on Gifts for AM Occasions • Lay Away Gifts for Futuro Needs • Buy that Diamond Ring for "Her* • Save on the Things You've Wanted • Open an Account and Pay Weekly i PINK CLEANSING CREAM— Every skin responds to the thorough cleansing action of this light, fluffy cream. 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