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■ • / j / '/ <7A / Page Two f*t : THE CLINTON CHRONICLt '1 /' Thursday, April 17, 1947 r WESCO i r j r ; PROGRAM SCHEDULE 5.000 Watts—860 KC ^ SATURDAY. APRIL 19, 1947 , 12:45—Lefs Waltz. A.M 6:00—Sign on. / 6:00—News. 6:05—Busta Dawn Boys. ‘ 6:45—Kings of Western Swing 7:00-^News. 7:15—Gloom Busters. 7:30—Breakfast in Bedlam. 8:!oO—News. 830^—Breakfast in Bedlam. 9:t)0—News. 9:05—Morning Moods. 9:15—Greenville Ministerial Assn.! 9:30—Rainbow Rendezvous. 9:45—Veterans in Review. 10:00—News. , 10:05—Show T»ne Time. 10:15—Telephone Quiz. 10:30—Fred Robbins Record Shop. 11:00—News. | 11:05—What America is Playing, i 11:30—^Something Old, Something, New. 11:45—Easy Rhythm. 12 00—News. PM 12:10—Dixie Rangers. BRIEFS.. ABOUT PEOPLE YOU KNOW Week-End Trips .. Visitors Birih Announcements 1;00—News. “ -This Rhythmic Age. A. M. 7:00—News. i:l5—Hymn Time. 7:30—Sons of Harmony. 8:00—News. 8:05—Music in the Modern Mood. 8:30—Southern Joy Quartet. 9:00—News. 9:05—Southern Joy Quartet. 9:15—Chapel In the Sky. 9:30—Music by Sweeten. 9:45—Top Tunes. 10:00—News. 10:05—Organ Reveries. 10:30—Spotlight on Rhythm. 11 ;00—News. 11:05—Great Musical Favorites. 12:00—'News P. M V 12:10—Salon Serenade. 12:30—Merrie Motoring. 12:45—Guy Lombardo’s Orchestra. 1:00—flews. 1:05—&irlane Melodies. \- A. M 6:00—Sign On. 6:00—News. 6:05—Busta-Dawn Boys, ^ 6:45—Kings of Western Swing. ’ 7:00—News. 7:15—Gloom Busters. 7:3.0—Breakfast in-Bedlarn. 8:00—News 8 05—Breakfast in Bedlam. 9:00—News. 9;05—-Morning Moods. 9:15—G'-eenville Ministerial As^n. 9:30—Rainbow Rendezvous. 9:45—Trade Winds Tavern. 10:00—News. 10:05—Show Tune Time. 10:15—Telephone Quiz. 10:30—Easy Aces. 10:45—Dancetime. 11:00—News. 11:05—What America is Playing. 11:45—Easy Rhythm. *11:30—Air Lane Melodies. •* 11:30—Chas. Magnante & Quartet. .12:00—News. . P. M 12:10—Dixie Rangers. *12:45—Tin Pan Alley. **12:45—Let’s Waltz. t 1:00—News. , 1:05 1:15—Tic Toe Tunes. 1:30—Victory Parade. 2:00—News. 2:05—Just Relax. 2:15—Warriors of Peace, 2:45—Tropecana. 3:00—News. 3:05—The Little Show. 3:15—On Wings of Song. 3:30—Matinee Melodies. 4:00—News. 4:05—Just for Fun. 4:30—Music In the Modern Mood. 5:00—News. 5 05—Spreadin’ Rhythm Around. 5:30—Decision Now. 5:45—Footlight Parade. 6:00—News. 6:io—Major League Baseball Scores. i 6:15—Riders of. the Purple Sage. 6:30—Eventide "Echoes. 6:45—Sundown Serenade. | J;00^—Sign Off. • ... SUNDAY, APRIL 20 1:15—Musical Masterpieces. 1:30—Easy Rhythem. 1:45—Bing Crosby. 2:00—News. 2:05—D’Artega Presents. 2:30—-Broadway Melodies. 2:45—Something Old, Something - New. ^ 3:00—News. 3 05—Frankie Masters’ Orchestra. 3:30—Ken Keese at the Keys. 4:00—News. 4.‘05—Bandwagon. 4:30—Ave Maria Hour. 5:00—News. 5:05—The Show Is On. 5:30—Treasure Chest of Melody. 5:45—Eventide Echoes. 6:0C—News. , 6:05—Singing Strings. 6:15—Frankie Carle’s Orchestra. 6:30—Songs of Praise. *.6:45—Moon Dreams. ’7:00—Sign Off. MONDAY TrtROUGH FRIDAY April 21 through 25 | 1:05—Thi^ Rhythmic Age. •1:15—Tic Toe Tunes. ' **1:15—Songs by Diane, j i;30—Music of the Masters. *1:45—Son^s by Rosemary. **1:45—Music of the Masters. *'■ 2:00—News. 2:05—Just Relax. 2:15—Vocal Varieties. 2:30—Stump Us Club. '3:00—News; | 3:05—The Little Show. 3:15—Ear Teasers. 3:30—Spreadin’ Rhythm Around. 4:00—News. 4:05—Mr. Keese Goes To Town 5:00—News. # 5:05—Mr. Keese Goes vTo Town. 5:30-*-Sepia Swing. .. f ' ,5:45—Footlight Parade. ”6^06—News. 6:10—Majoii. League Baseball .. Scores. 6:15—Meet the Band. *6:30—Sincerely, Kenny Baker. **6:30—.Moon Dreams. 6:45—Golden Moments. 7:00—Sign Off. Friends orf Mrs. F.^M. Boland will be interested to knbw she has re turned home after being a patient at the Genergl hospital in Spartan burg and able to be out again. BRANDT Mr. and Mks. Joseph Leon Brandt of Greensboro, N. C., announce the birth of a daughter, Wednesday, April 9. Mrs. Brandt is the former Miss Martha Whitten, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. B. O. Whitten of this city. HIERS Mr. and Mrs. Marion C. Hiers an , Friends of Mrs. A. E. Spencer Wl “ jnounce the birth of a son, April 15, j be glad to know she returned to her, n a y S hospital. Mrs. Hiers is the in the Laurens hospital the past three! o{ Mrs R E Jones ^ this city weeks. «— — D. W. Bethea of Dillon, was the! POOLE guest of his sister, Mrs. W. W. Har-i Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Poole, of , ris, and Mr. Harris on Wednesday. .Route 3, announce the birth of ! Mrs. Re^se Young and son, Reese,; a daughter, Beverly Ann, at Hays I w’ere visitors in Columbia Tuesday. ; hospital, Saturday, April 12. Mr. ar\fi Mrs. P. S. Bailey spent; —• j several days in Atlanta, Ga., the pastj TAYLOR ! week. i i Mr. and Mrs. B. D. Taylor, of Mr. and Mrs. George Evans and' South Clinton, announce the birth i granddaughter, Margaret Evans, of Asheville, N. C., were guests Thurs day ,fo Mr. and Mrs. Perry M. Moore. of a son, April 14, at the local hos pital. ^ANNOUNCEMENT I have opened a Generator and Starter Service Shop at the Log Cabin Service Staeion on the Laurens highway. We are fully equipped for repairs, and all work guaranteed. Log Cabin Generator and Starter Service H. A. ROBERTS, Prop. WE REPAIR REPAINT and RETIRE Tricycles, Wagons,’Scoot* ers. Baby Carriages and — Strollers NEW AND USED BICYCLES FOR SALE COOPER’S Bicycle Shop 49 N. Adair SI—Phone 210-M " j . i SUBSCRIBE TO THE CHRONICLI* “The Paper Everybody Reads” • -I CASINO THEATRE THE BROADWAY THURSDAY AND FRIDAY, April 17 and 18 FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, April 18 and 19 • ? f Nora Prentiss West of Dodge City Progress Shown By National Guard Unit AUXILIARY TO MEET The Auxiiary of the First Presby- teejan church will meet Monday af ternoon at 4 o’clock at the church. With ANN SHERIDAN, Sr' EASTERN STAR TO MEET James B. Parrott Chapter of the Eastern Star will meet at 8 o’clock Friday evening at the Masonic hall for the installation of new officers. The public is cordially invited. Local Battery “B,” 107fh AAA bat talion has made creditable progress since its reactivation February 12, the strength having practically dou bled since that time. Uniforms have been issued and other equipment "is expected prior to the 15-day summer! • 'encampment period which will be Officers Nomcd For ! he Qu!te S a y few appointments of nonj Presbyterial Auxiliary j commissioned officers have been made with more to come as the 'strength increases. At the present, j time two drills are being held each j Carolina Presbytery held last wee week and will continue through oxirrmti vsvnmm at a j ture as CHARLES STARRETT and SMITH, ROBERT ALDA and ROSE-1 SMILEY BURNETTE clean up the West. ' " Bang-up action, thrills and adven- PHARLES MARY DeCAMP. Feature: 2:09, 4:22, 7:09, 9:22. NEWS. , 9c and 35c SATURDA^, APRIL 9 Kit Carson Feature Begins: Friday7-2:24. 5:00, 7:36. 10:00. Saturday: 1:30, 3:57, 6:24, 8:51. : June. j Pay of personnel has been greatly increased since pre-war days. For At the annual spring meeting of the Woman’s Auxiliary' of South. kit at Smyrna church in Newberry j- Wild adventure and romance in early American history. With DANA ANDREWS and LYNN BARI. Feature: 2:40, 4:55, 7:10, 9:25. COMEDY and SHORT. . • 9c and 35c Murder Is My Business county, the following officers w#re elected: President, Mrs. H. B. Senn, New berry; Corresponding Secretary, Mrs. each drill period, personnel are paid^if’ ^rrespunaing oecreiary, mrs. as follows, officers state: E ' B ' Purce “' Newberry; Secretary First sergeant " $5.00 S-Sergeant 3.83 Sergeant and T-4 3.33 Corporal and^T-S 3.00 Private first class 2.66 of Spiritual Life, Mrs. Paul Mann, Abbeville; Secretary Foreign Mis sions, Mrs. J. R. Mcllwain, Di West; Secretary Christian Educatii and Ministerial Relief, Mrs. Scot r __Private 2.50 Personnel of the batljery is drawn from Clinton, Goldville, Lydia and surrounding territory. Interested meri 18 years of age and above are invit ed to get in tboch with Capt. H. F. Blalock, Lt. T. R. Giles or any mem ber of the unit, or report to the arffi- ory either Monday or Thursday night of each week. ! George, Laurens: District chairman No. 3, Mrs. C. L. Calcote, Watts- ville; Secretary Religious Education, Mrs. Plaxico Jenkins, Ware Shoals. MONDAY AND TUESDAY, April 21 and 22 Giles Upheld In Leasing Airport 14 Persons Lose Licenses In County Laurens, April ^2. — A verdict in favor of the defendant was given by a magistrate’s jury here today in the case of the City of Laurens vs. C.*C. Giles, Clinton, over an alleged breach of the lease of the Laurens airport. City council in February passed a RAY A BARRY* SUM- flH and ■ Catf of TtovMn* Melodrama with spine-tingling, suspenseful action. With HUGH BEAUMONT and CHERYL WALK ER. Feature Begins: Friday: 3:24, 6:00, 8:36. Saturday: 2:30, 4:57, 7:24, 9:51. - r Jungle Girl, Chap. 6 9c and 30c 10-A. M. Shotr. SATURDAY. L MONDAY iAND TUESDAY, April 21 and 22 Canyon Passage - Wild Western beauty in color, with romance, action, thrills and excite ment. With DANA ANDREWS and SUSAN HAYWARD. Feature: 2:24, 4:18, 7:24, 9:18, News and Short. 9c and 30c Feature: 2:22, 4:22, 7:22, 9:22. I NEWS. — 9c and 35c 10 A. M. Show MONDAY. WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY, April 23 and 24 WEDNESDAY, APRIL 23 •Monday, Wednesday and Friday. • Tuesday and Thursday. Adv. Columbia, April 15.— (Special to resolution cancelling the lease on the The Chronicle).—*A total of 14 per-!g rounc j that Giles had subleased the sons in Laurens county lost their I airport to one Carl A. Shipman with- driving licenses last month, accord- 1 ou t the consent of council as pro- ing to the director of the state high- v ided in the contract, way department’s motor vehicle di- Hardeman. All were Susie Steps Out The defense introduced documents to prove that Giles had sold the I physical properties at the airport, in Stepped-up music with plenty of jive. With DAVID BRUCE and CLEATUS CALDWELL. Feature: 3:27, 6:28, 9:29. Larceny In Her Heart APRIL IS DIAMOND MONTH APRI/^^J^AMOND MONTH APRI/ ' vision, W. L suspensions. All of the 14 licenses were with-j - c i u ding hangar, office building and 13 airplanes, but had not sold the lease. The jury returned the verdict Little Iodine TH TH TH NTH NTH drawn as a result of the drivers be ing under the influence of liquor, and all of the offenders were men. Teen-agers, who together with wo- i men are popularly|,considered re- ; sponsible for a ma^smjshare of high- I ; way accidents, had. a. good record ini ; the county. None of the licenses sus-' 1 pended were taken from drivers in | i the 14 through 16 age group. Five of those who lost driving privileges were between 30 and 39 years of age, and two were over 40 y^ars old. Jhe largest number of drunken dri\-| ejrs, seven, were between the ages; olf 17 and 29. ' Action taken by the state highway patrol in Laurens county-resulted in four of the suspensions and the other ten cases w r ere the result of action taken by Laurens police. in about 15 minutes. Flour Bags Will Make Lovely Dresses LAWN MOWERS Eclipse Lawn Mowers are considered . THE WORLD’S BEST We Have Them. v. We Carry Parts Small-fry comedy suited for kid dies, and grown-ups too. With JO ANN MARLOWE, MARK CRAMER and EVE WHITNEY. Feature: 2:22, 5:23, 8:24. . 9c and 35c Detective story with the peanut- Chewing private detective, Michael Shayne back in mystery and action. With HUGH BEAUMONT and CHE RYL WALKER. Feature: 2:24, 4:52, 7:20, 9:48. Rustlers’' COPELAND Hardware Supply Co. Phone 15 10 A. M. Show WEDNESDAY. KIRBY GRANT in this thrill-ac tion Western drama. Feature: 3:32, 6:00, 8:28. Chapter 8— Lost City of the Jungle 9c and 30c ft ft ii ft % :: ft 'll i i.i If It’s •I Building Material The Quaker Oats company begins an advertising campaign in The’ Chronicle today to continue for sev eral weeks. The announcement con cerns the new Aunt Jemima flour bags which make lovely dresses in a variety of brilliant colors. A number of washable prints are available in fine quality, washable, color-fast cotton bags to be converted into dresses or aprons. The well known flour is sold with a money-back guar antee. Housewives’ attention espec ially is called to the interesting new announcement. —t—■ CARD OF THANKS The family of the late J. C. Wells wish to thank their friends and rela tives for the many deeds of kindness and for the flowers sent at the time of his illness and death. ‘ Read The Chronicle-Your Neighbor Does 1 ' N \ ' ' ' \a V WATCH for GLAMOROUS GLORIA to appear in The Chronicle C\ Each Week Beginning Soon CaM — Di El TRIBBLE CDi~ Phone*94- MR., MRS. or MISS BUILDING OWNER: IT PAYS TO KEEP YOUR BUILDING REPAIRED AND PAINTED. WE HAVE IN STOCK: Goodbye to banging when SLATS-O-WOOD Awmng* go over door*, windows or veilhdes . because they’re sturdily an chored to fonp « part of the house. Let in light, keep out sun. Coax the breeze,' repel rain. Bring lasting condort at low cost. 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