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Poge Two 'f // /' ...Jr- % THE CLINTd* CtUtONICLE /•, ' ,/s • Thundoy, July 17, 1947 , Ministers Deplore Sabbath Desecration ^From The Laurens Advertiser) At a called meeting of the min- isters of the qity. held Sunday after noon in the Fjxst Methodist church, | BRIEFS.. ABOUT PEOPLE YOU KNOW Week-End Trips.. Visitors Christians kept Sunday as a holy day. We believe this is true and that ■therefore every Christian should feel a sense of personal responsibility in keeping the day free from the eofhmercial spirit and from every j form of self-indulgence. We join in the desire to make i resolutions weke adopted protesting : Capras a moae^, progressive city, — against everyLetivity which vi „.: but we cannot tollorv those who Jeel: w c . Baldwin, Reece Young, ItTtes the sanctitSSot Sunday as a d>y :«b«t- to mo<l«ro we must folate James ThacKston and* Aden Knight oi worship and rest’.’ The resolutions were offered for publication at fol- ••We. the ministers of Laurens, feel spiritual ‘welfare, we call upon our tienTat'Hays hospital. •hat we could not be true to our com- pe «P le to demonstrate by precept; Mrs Hubert-Wardlaw and son of mission as spiritual leaders in the and e: \ am P le our eomplete loyalty, c onW ay, are spending some time community if we did not raise ourj_°_ 4 un as a a y 0 wors ip an her mother, Mrs. T. J. Jackson, the sanctities that have made ourij 3 e ]t on> are on a two weeks vaca-h nation great. tion trip to California and Canada. ‘Tn the spirit of concern for our Floyd Wa i ke r of Route 1 is’a pa wnees in protest against every activ ity which violates -the sancitity of Sunday as a day qf worship and rest. One outstanding foe of the Christian taith once said that Christianity could not be stamped out as long as re f.c ^ % » ,. . . . I while the Rev. Mr. Wardlaw is at- FranS cunnmgham T C Coo"/: C “ ,l " hbia Theo.ogica. Semi- T. A. Inbainet, W. C. Alexander, j! nar y » Atlanta > Ga > for a SIX weeks A. Grigsby, C. P. Chastain, C. I. Cal- 1 course. cote, G. S. Cothran, B. A. Williams, G. L Waters, I. H. Webb.” THURSDAY AND FRIDAY*, July 17 and 18 FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, July 18 and 19 QUALES* 7:09, 9:17. 9c and 35c Song of the Wasteland Again JIMMY WAKELY and LEE (Lasses) WHITE bHng to you thrilling moments, suspense ful action, songs Of the range and comedy. Feature Begins: Friday: 2:34, 5:05, 7,36, 10:00. Saturday: 1:30, 4:01, 6:32, 9:03. Too Many Winners i (Michael Shaynef" betective). i Shady doings, gun duels, humor, mvstery and cops. Wow! It’s a hit. With HUGH BEAUMONT. TRU- ! DY MARSHALL and RALPH j DUNN. I . Feature Begins: I Friday: 3:33. 6:04. 8:35. | Saturday: 2:29, 5:00, 7:31, 10:02. Chapter 4— Jesse James Rides Again 9c and 30c 10 A. M. Show SATURDAY. MONDAY* AND TUESDAY, July 21 and 22 High Conquest Spectacular scenery and spine- chilling suspense, with ANNA LEE, GILBERT ROLAND and Warren DOUGLAS. Feature: 2:27, 4:13, 7:27, 9:13. NEWS. SHORT. 9c—30c WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY, July 23 and 24 Come On, Cowboys A rip-roaring Western with thrills, action and excitement. With the THREE MESqUITEER^. Feature: 2:24, 4:59, 7:32, 8:58.' Shoot To Kill _ . i\ | i 1 When thieves fall out there’s The Brasher Doubloon b ° und “ 1 £ a ' ti °i;« r “ 1 I s a " d . , . , citement. With RUSSELL WADE A detective story with thrills, chills and mystery. With GEORGE MONTGOMERY and NANCY GUILD. Feature: 2:00, 3:52, 5:44, 7:36, and 9:28. > COMEDY. SHORT. 9c—35c 10 A. M. Show WEDNESDAY. SATURDAY. JULY* 19 Unlamed Fury Swamp melodrama with quick sand. excitement and suspense 1 that will hold vou spellbound. I With GAYLORD PENDLETON' and MIKEL CONRAD. Feature: 2:40, 4:24, 6.03, 7:52, and 9:36. COMEDY. SHORT. 9c—35c MONDAY AND TUESDAY. July 21 and 22 I Feature: 2:31, 4:27, 7:31, 9:27. NEWS. SHORT. 9c—35c 10 A. M. Show MONDAY. WEDNESDAY. JULY 23 and SUSAN WALTERS. Feature: 3:28, 6:01, 8:34. Chapter 9— Jack Armstrong 9c and 30c *»*•*■. 4 tot 00 j Today, this man walks our streets alive, well and happy. Recently, Death reached for him—almost had him^But the miracles of Science proved stronger than the demons of Disease. And this man—a friend of yours, perhaps—be came one of the many thou sands who owe their lives to modern medical science. We shall long remember this as (he decade that gave us wonder-working drugs— the sulfa derivatives, penicil lin, streptomycin; new revo lutionary techniques in sur gery; improved methods of treating wounds and burns. And all these things are but the beginning of a neW and brighter era. New and greater wonders are yet to come. For Science is not a static thing. It is ever moving, ever sdkrcling, ever resolved to lighten the burdens of man, even as it lengthens his days here on the —rfh; Consult your Physician r To c« wdl—ud to i well—it a < Otioa. Coasalt roar Pfayticiaa. Heed his ex perienced counsel. And, we hope ron will brine hit prescriptions here for careful contponndinc br onr skilled pharmacists. BISHOP-WALKER . PHARMACY “The Recall Store" - * Mae Copeland, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.-James Copeland, of Renno, is convalescing following an ap- pendectomr at Hays hospital. Howard Geddist of Route 1 is im proving satisfactorily after undergo ing an appendix operation at the lo cal hospital. Mrs. Varina Betsill leaves tomor row for a month's vacation stay with friends and relatives in Enoree, MclNTOSH'S SHOE SHOP Send Your Shoes To Us for Best Materials and Workmanship. MOTOR UP PIKE’S PEAK .,. When Lt. Zebulon Pike first made his historical discovery of Pike’s Peak in 1806, he expressed the belief that the mighty mountain would never be sealed. The new glass ob servation car, with diesel-powered locomotive, winds up the 14,110 foot -i mtt. over the famed Pike’s Peak cog railway. little granddaughters, Jean and Ag- Murph, of Spartanburg, to her cou- nes, who had been visiting here. sin, Harold Timmerman, of Colum- Mrs. Morris J. Crump was a guest bia. on Saturday of Miss Doris Hatchett j Mrs. L. S. Harmon arid daughter, in Spartanburg for a party announc-; Valeree, are spending the summer at W^uff "n/Norf^Tk, Va. George "g the engagement of Miss Betty j Hermosa Beach, Calif. ^ S ’ Be spent° the 6 week"-end t5 here with j ».t - u ■ v B I DO YOU HAVE PROPER FIRE PROTECTION? Is your coverage adequate? Should yon s offer a disastrous fire would your insurance cover yonr loss? ^ Think this over. See os for sU kinds of Insurance, Surety Bonds and Real Estate. We Invite your business. CLINTON REALTY & INSURANCE CO. B. Hubert Boyd Phone 6 gia, his mother. Rev. and Mrs 8 B. Lawter, Da- } g vid and Mary Cecil Lawter of Mont-1 ft | gomery, Ala., Mr. and Mrs. W. A. j ! Martin and daughter, Mary, of Foun- | ft tain Inn, Mr. and, Mrs. Arthur Black | H j and daughter, Genid, of Greenville, | g visited their parents, Mr. and Mrs. j t-t G. A. Bla.ck, the past week-end. j $ MrSvEtta Brookshire of Asheville, | •$ IN. C.. was the week-end guest of*.* ! Mrs. M’. B. Owings. | Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Crews, Mrs.':-j Robbie Miller and Walker Donnon ■ were in Spartanburg during the week I to attend the carnival sponsored by £ I the Spartanburg district Hairdress- K ; ers association. ! ! Miss Violet Burgess has resumed.*^ : her duties at the »Vet£r;m’s hospital, j*-j I Washington, D. C., after spending a j ^ i vacation with her parents, Mr. and; | Mrs. Joe Burgess, near here. jj^ Dr. and Mrs. George R. Blalock I ft and children, Mr. and MrV E. H.jft ! Wilkes and son, Gene, are vacation- j £» ling at Pawley's Island.' ,M Mr. and Mrs. Gary Lehn have re-1 ** turned from a two weeks’ visit with | the former's parents in Milwaukee, | ft Wis; I § H. M. Chaney, Sr., W. M. Chaney, U* iT. H. South, S. C Chaney and sonsfj^ were visitors at Folly Beach and Charleston Sunday. J Mrs. E. E. Ashmore and son, Hen- i || ry, of Charlotte, N. C., spent,the ! week-end with her parents,. Mr. and | Mrs. T. L. Cooper, j Lt. Col. and Mrs. Powell Fraser have returned from Fort Riley, Kan- sas, where* he was an instructor at the army school for R.O.T.C. officers. Enroute home they enjoyed a trip through the Rocky mountains and to New Orleans. Miss Maude Geer spent the week end wtih friends aU Wright$ville beach. Rev. and Mrs. Chris E. Lawsori of Buffalo, N. Y., were guests Monday of Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Hughes. Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Lee of Au gusta, Ga., were week-end guests of the' former’s sister, Mrs. Carlisle Neely, and Mr. Neely. Mr. and Mrs. Milton Tippin, Jr., « have taken an apartment^in the home' of Mrs. E. Mood Smith on Centennial | j"! street. Mr. Tippin is a student at Presbyterian college. Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Pinson returned yesterday fron\a visit with their son-|§ in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. I ft Arthur McQueen, in Loris. •. They ^ jit were accompanied to Loris by their j ft : $ HOME AND BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE 9 business lots — one block from center of town—all together or sepa rately. Entire vacant block bounded by Florida, Woodrow,, Clay and En terprise Streets, approximaltely one and one-half' acres!' 1 wooded residential lot 70x189 ft. facing College stadium on 5th Ave nue, adjoining Willard Joaes home. 1 wooded lot 97x165 ft. on Calvert Avepue near Jones Street, adjoining Holland home. 1 lot 75x133 ft., Young Drive, fac ing Smith lots. 1 lot 75x124 ft., Young Drive, fac ing Smith lots. 1 large irregular size lot, Young Drive, opposite S^ith home. • •• 1 wooded resiolntial lot, approxi-ift mately 85x149 ft., Young Drive, fac-lg ing circle. ~ jJ 1 wooded residential lot, irregular size, fronting on Poplar Street. 17 residential lots for colored peo ple, formerly Spratt Poultry Farm on Oak Street. LOW PRICES — TERMS. JOHN F. NORRIS Jacobs Building Phone 100 Rosemont And Its Famous Daughter The story of Rooeiqont and Ann Pamela Cunningham, who saved Mount Vernon for a Na tional Shrine. By MARION R WILKES Price $1.50 poetpaid M. R. WILKES 27S7 Devonshire PL. N.W. . • WASHINGTON S, D. C. STATION ic t _ Broadcasting Real Values Store-Wide July Clearance! i % ft ii ft ft :: ft ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft I I BIG VALUE! DRESSES — S4.97 Values to $10.d5 You’ll find in Jins collection Dress.es of fine materials in all the different shades, Rayons, Acetates, Shantungs, Spuns, Cot tons and Ginghams. One and two-pfece styles in misses’ and women’s styles. A SPECIAL PURCHASE PRINTED BATISTE 57c Yd. (A $1.98 Value) Beautiful floral printed Batiste, ideal for gowns, pajamas, blouses, dresses. Yard wide and fast color. ” SEERSUCKER 35c Yd. —3 Yds- $1.00 Printed seersucker, 36 inches wide, fast color, beautiful patterns. 3=^ =* ANOTlfER SHIPMENT . BATH CLOTHS. ' 5c Each You’ll want several of these at this low price. f ’ COTTAGE CURTAINS $1.29 Pair Decorate your kitchen with new, colorful curtains. Choose from a wide range of colors and patterns. CLOSE-OUT Children’s SUN SUITS 10c Each Bargain Basement A BIG SAVING! PILLOW CASES .47c Each These are smooth quality, bleached snow- white, ready for use. Size 42x36. £TO-AID * CLOTHES CLOSETS $4.99 J Cedar-lined, roomy, ideal for suits, coats, and dresses. A place to store shoes, hats, etc. A complete wardrobe closet. Buy Your Blankets Now! Use our lay-away plan—months to pay. $1.00 holds am li blanket until October 1st. i i 'iJUr I, ii . Your Best Blanket Buy— CANNON — LEAKSVILLE FLEECE-E-DOWN BLANKETS^ $8.95 100% pure wool, extra large—72x90, weight 3% pounds, bound with 5% inch rayon satin. Comes in these luscious col ors : cedar, green, white, blue, canary, rose. SHOE SALE! $2.00 Pair Looking for a real bargain? Here it is! t Quality-made, perfect fitting—Play Shoes, Dress Shoes, Oxfords, in blacks, browns, reds and tu-tone combinations. Sizes 4 to 9. v CLOSE-OUT! LAMPSHADES $1.00 ^ Silk and rayon covered Lamp Shades, val ues to $5.95 each. Fits all types of lamps —floor lamps, table lamps. They’re extra large size. i EXTRA SPECIAL! LADIES’ RAYON SLIPS $1.29 Each A special purchase — a special price. Tai lored and lace-trimmed styles. Sizes 32 to 44. BOX SALE! Friday, July 18 Starting at 10 O’clock each We have gone through our stock and selected all kinds of merchandise— Dresses, Shoes, Hose, Parties —and many other items. All values from 50c each to $3.00 each. Among these boxes we have placed five new $1.00 bills. We guarantee every item to be worth 25c or more. Try your luck and get the biggest bargain in your life. - rTtttt-tnnimwiiroroiiiiiwMiiiPftffffttffffHffttl ii •