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Page Two / V". CLINTON CHRONICLE / Thursday, Morch 27,1947 Mrs. Dillard Milan!, Jr., Loses Her Father Mrs. M. DillardJr., was called to Sedalia Sundiy on account of the death of her father, J. H. Gra ham, 71, who died at his home fol- lonwig a brief illness. The funeral services were held Monday afternoon at Padgett’s Creek Baptist church conducted by Rev. R. A. Hodge, and Rev. J. R. Moore. Interment followed in the church cemetery. The deceased is survived by his widow, Mrs. Lina Rice Graham; two sons, James Graham, Asheville, N. C., and William R. Graham, Birming ham, Ah.; four daughters, Mrs. Athens, Ga., Miss Ruth Graham, Bir- ^Milam of this city, Mrs. T. R. Hag let, mingham, Ala., and Miss Martha Graham, Seoaira; two sisters, Mrs. J. HoBartles and Mrs. D. L. Carlisle of Union, and two brothers, C. F. Graham, Pauline, ham, Cross Keys. arid J. E! Ura- Copeland With Insurance Companies SOCIETY (Contniued from page three) was an out of town guest for the en joyable afternoon affair. ^ \ Barbara Milam Has Birthday Party BRIEFS. .ABOUT "EOPtE YOU KWQW Week-End Trips .. Visitors Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Wadsworth and little son, Billy, will return to their! in S public. Young's Announces Big Three-Days Sale Young’s Pharmacy, Clinfcon’s Wal- green drug store, ia staring a big special sale {or today, Friday and Saturday. The three-day event, an nounced in the advertising columns of today’s paper, offers many special values that will appeal to the buy- In ol>servance her ninth birth-] home in Atlanta today after spend-1^ . w L. L. ^ ln * the week with Mrs. WadeworU.., $300 QuOtO Set^For A quota of $300 has been assigned the posUion as Jocal agent for the j about forty friends at the home of; ing the week Wlth State Farm Insurance agency for au- her parents, Mr. and Mrs. William father, M. M. Freeman C. Milam, on Friday from six till eight-thirty. Blaster bonnets were presented the girls and guns the boys. Several tomobile, Are and life; also the agen cy for Canal Insurance company of Greenville. Mrs. J. H. Graham and Miss Mar tha Graham of Sedalia, are visiting 1 Clinl !? n in 016 uth annual sale ot ...... . . . n 1 Easter sales which is sponsored by their daughter and sister, Mrs. M. D. , . . . h ... 1 the Crippled Children s society of SUBSCRIBE TO THE CHRONICLE fc ames and a cake walk were enjoyed Mllam > Jr - The ^ r f r iends Wl11 regret South Carolina, it was announced •The Paper Everybody Reads” by the group. The prettily decorated birthday to know Mrs. Graham is ill. ^' yesterday. Laurens city has a quota Mr. and Mrs. Carol White Copeland! 0 f $400. CASINO THEATRE THURSDAY AND FRIDAY. Mart'U 27 and 28 THE BROADWAY FRIDAY AND SATURDAY. March 28 and 29 Wild Country {Reveals Wedding Plans Miss Marcia Galloway of this cky, ‘ has announced the plans for her EDDIE DEAN singin’ on the range i wedding to Robert Michael Turner of ! and fightin’ to get the murderer of Augusta, Ga., who is a student at the sheriff. PEGGY WYNN is the! Presbyterian college. 1 dead sheriff s daughter, and ROSCOE! The wedding will take place April cake centered the table in the dining! ^ , , urned r Tuesd f ,r r a ,ri P to N „^ i _ room where fiuests were invited for a , 0rleans ’ La ’ where they wene J oined TO PREACH AT MOUNTVILLE 1 . * -uf c n d i by the latter’s brother, Major David i R ev Bill Criso of Mountville will 1 salad course. Miss Sally Pitts as-l„ „ o’ .. 1 °iu v^nsp, 01 moumviue, win I sisted in entertaining and serving, j H ’ Sadler t a " d Sadler ’ who ac " I P reach at regular worship service j ^ ... j companied th^m home. /1 a t the Mountville Baptist church ki* I Mr ' and Mrs ' Bil1 McMurra y and Sunday morning at 11 o’clock. MISS Marcia oalloway ; little son, Billy, of Swannanoa, N.C., 1 spent the week-end with Mrs. Mc Murray’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. S. B. ness and death of our husband and father. We are also very grateful for the beautiful floral offerings. May God bless each of you. —MRS. RUSH NABORS AND CHILDREN. Ce CARD OF THANKS We wish to thank our friends for Loftis. Mr. and Mrs. Victor Bowman; the many kindnesses and expressions and two children of Alto, Ga., spent ; ATES does the clowning. Feature Begins: Friday: 2:00, 4:24, 6:48, 9:12. Saturday: 1:54'. 4:18, 6:42, 9:06. 3 at 5 o’clock in the afternoon ! the First Baptist church. N at Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Loftis. Birth Announcements Feature 2:31,.4:27, 7:31, 9:2' NEWS and SHORT. The Rev. J. H. Darr, pastor of the church, will officiate. The nuptial Saturday: 1:54, 4:18, 6:42, 9:06. , music will be presented by Mrs. J. F. Grand Jacobs, organist, Miss Annette Moor head, viqjjnist, Mrs. Leila Johnson, soprano, and A. Bruce Galloway, Again the Whistler strikes! What | tenor, and uncle o>f the bride-elect, action! What thrills! What mystery!, Miss Peggy Johnson will be the of sympathy shown us during the ill- Goodyear Tires and Tubes BATTERIES AND ACCESSORIES McMillan Service Station Sinclair Products Phone No. 2 The Thirteenth Hour 9c and 35c, With RICHARD DIX and KAREN ■ maid of honor. Bridesmaids jvill in- STUART Mr. and Mrs. Lyle G.-Stuart, of! Forks, North Dakota, an-1 nounce the birth of a son, Bruce I Wayne, on Wednesday, March, 19. | Mrs. Stuart is the former Miss Mar-j garet Lightfoot, daughter of Mrs. D. ; J. Brimm of this>city. SATURDAY, MARCH 29 Poor Little Rich Girl ((Re-issue). With SHIRLEY TEM PLE at ‘‘Baby Cutest” and BILL ROBINSON teaching her new dance •‘‘' te P s Feature: 2 00. 3:49, 5:38, 7:27, 9:16.' elude Miss Carolyn Henry, Miss Jean Layton, Mrs. William M. Shields, and Miss Jeanne McMaster of Winnsboro. The bride-elect will be given in Also SHORTS 9c ftnd 35c MONDAY AND TUESDAY, March 31—April 1 mmt mr HUBERT MOI ■jROBERT MTDHM MORLEY. Feature Begins: Friday: 2:55, 5:19, 7:43, 10:07. Saturday: 2:49, 5:13, 7:37, 10:01. Jungle Girl, Chap. 3 . 1 9c ajid 30c. - .. 10 A. M. Show SATURDAY. MONDAY AND TUESDAY, / March 31—April 1 Mr. district Attorney , Super-melodrama with mystery,' . , 4 thrills and chills. With DENNIS out - of - to ^ n guests O’KEEFE, ADOLPH MENJOU^nd MARGUERITE CHAPMAN. ! Feature: 2:33, 4:27, 7:33, 9:27. NEWS and COMED^. 9c—30c BECKMAN . Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Beckman of Toledo, Ohio, announce the birth of a son, John Richard, March 14. Mrs. marriage by her father, Clarence E.: Beckman is the former Miss Emily | Galloway, and Clarence S. Sikes of j Ferguson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Augusta, Ga., will be the best man. R. E. Ferguson of this city. *1 Ushers will be Richard Bowles and Henry Caver of Augusta, Burl Allen of Conway, Billy Gresham of Marion, and Richard Kaleel of this city. After the ceremony the parents of ! the bride-elect will entertain at a I small reception at their home for the intimate friends of the couple and Feature: 2:00, 4:18, 7.00, 9:18., *^EWS s 9c and 35c '0 A. M Show MONDAY. WEDNESDAY. APRIL 2 Dangerour Millions WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY, April 2 and 3 The Lone Wolf In Mexico t. BIRTHDAYS AND ANNIVERSARIES NOTED The Chronicle Extends Greetings To Those Whose Birthdays and Anniversaries Occur This Week. SNELGROVE Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Snelgrove, of Goldville, announce the birth of a daughter, Joy Ann, on March 19. Mrs. Snelgrove is the former Miss Peggy Holsonback of Goldville. T TINSLEY Lt. and Mrs. Hubert Tinsley, .of Kinards, announce the birth of a daughter, Margaret Ellen, on Mon day, March 24, at Hays hospital. Mrs. Tinsley is the former Miss Ellen Lu cille Rice of Little Mountain. ' 1 ■ ^ 11 ■ ■ CONCERT BY QUARTET The Southern Joy Quartet of I j Greenville, will appear in concert at | Academy Street school Saturday night at 8 o’clock, in a program of On March 21, little Susan Burley, music and clean entertainment. 1 1 GERALD MOHR as Michael Lan- daugl ] ter Mr and Mrs. W, D. Bur- ■— yard, the Lone Wolf, and ERIC 1 * ey - t 0 ™**' 7 ** this city now. of What would you do if you were an rt.orf his man-servant brins vou t-!harlotte, N. C., celebrated her first heir to a million dollar shipping com- ^ ^ rills , excitement, suspense I Wrthday. pany? There s thrills lor these. With an( j comedy from across the border. ! Billy Pitts, son of Mr. and Mrs. KENT TAYLuR and DONA DRAKE. p ea t ure - 218 4 51 7 24 9 57 William R. Pitts, will celebrate his Feature 2 09.4 47,7:25,10:03. ' ’ ’ ’ i eighth birthday Saturday. Secret Va ey Mr and Mrs A M ’ Y ° ung ° b ‘ Beat the Band Feature: 3:27, 6:00, 8:33. j Western action, thrills, suspense Comedy with music. With FRAN- and ac ti 0 n. With RICHARD ARLEN. CES LANGFORD. RALPH ED - ^ Harold Bell Wright story. WAR DCS, JUNE CLAYWORTH and GENE KRUPA and BAND. Feature. 3:18, 5:56, 8:34. " ! * C ^ ALso SHORT. 9c and 35c Lost City of the Jungle 10 A. M Show WEDNESDAY. ! ^ v 9c and 30c a weddirtg anniversary COMPLETE Home Furnishings “The Best for Less” , RADIOS 1 , RECORD PLAYERS PHONO NEEDLES BATTERIES BEDROOM SUITES See Them Now! INNER-SPRING or FELT MATTRESSES BED SPRINGS — pre-war quality ODD ETEDS —woad or metal CRIB BEDS - BASKINETTES — HI CHAIRS PLAY PENS — TRAINER CHAIRS i I SOFAS Duncan Phyfe — Chippendale — Lawson CHAIRS —all kinds IRONING BOARDS / ELECTRIC IRONS CASH OR TERMS Morrison Furniture Go Corner Musgrove and Main Telephone 425 served a wedding anniversary March 25. Linda Milam, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dillard Milam, Jr., will be five weeks old April 2. _ j Mr. and Mrs. Carl E. Rutherford ' will observe I April 1. | Tomorrow’s birthdays include Miss Roslyn Cason, E. T. Bryant, Jr., and L. G. Benjamin of Darlington, for merly of this city. Helen Ruth Holland, little daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. D. R. Holland, will celebrate her third birthday Monday, March 31. Miss Mary Frances Pinson has a birthday March 29. Mrs. Edgar Copeland will observe a birthday March 31. C. W. Cooper has a birthday April 2. Mr. and Mrs. Grover C. Nabors will observe a wedding anniversary Saturday, March 29. Little Nancy Neighbors, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Davis, cele brated her fourth birthday Monday, March 24. ■ HOTEL NOTICE ' It is requested by the Chamber of of Commerce office that all ques tionnaires sent out by the’ Hocken- bury System, Inc., in the interest of a new hotel for Clinton, be re turned, at least filled out in part, at an early date. SERVICES AT LONG BRANCH Special revival services will begin tonight at Long Branch Pentecostal church and continue each evening through Sunday evening. Miss Mil dred Baker will be the guest speaker. BILL’S Purol Station We Have a Good Stock of B. F. Goodrich Tires and Tubes ••• Also ••• YALE TIRES and TUBES Batteries and Accessories Hardware Items Blue Cross Hammers Henry Disston Saws Blue Grass Lawn Mowers Electric Mixers Butane Gas Range . Bronze Screen Wire Electric Irons Boys’ Deluxe Bicycles Stove Pipe Ovens Girls’ Deluxe Bicycles Kitchen Stools Du Pont Paints Nylon Paint Brushes Electric Clippers Fishing Supplies Buckeye Heavy Aluminum Pressure Cookers Metal Roofing Pipe Cut and Threaded Leonard Home Freezers Thornhill Wagons , Walking Cultivators All Kinds Farm Tools Cadet "Water Heaters Guano Distributors COPELAND’S Hardware Supply Co. Phone 15 COMFORT""': JnccmpcLfr./zLU. 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