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-t: / » T ' 1 Ky, V-'r • 7 ■ 7/7" ■■4’ -» .• Page Two THE CLINTON CHRONICLE Thursday, October 9, 1947 Special Court Term Began Monday A special two weeks term of crim inal court opened in Laurens Mon day with forty-seven eases on^ the docket ready for trial, Hugh Beasley said. Judge’ row Lewis 6f n.-irTmgtnn ing over tKe term. S Petit jurors to serve during the second week beginning October 13, have been drawn. Included from this section are: Clinton—E.; Mace Young, Pierce Chandler, Rhett P. Adair, B. L. Stone! mi\T||i\ a w#> A i||> and J Willie Young DlKTHDAY) AND Goldville—G. R. Surratt, W. M. Sharpe and L. T. Oxner. Cilnton Mills—Forest Samples, L. B. Trammell, R. C. Powell and John! B. Young. Lydia* Mills—Arthur Patterson,! Cleve Owens, James H. Smith and • Jerome R. Bailey. ANNIVERSARIES NOTED The .Chronicle Extends Greeting? To Those Whose Birthdays and Anniversaries Occur This Weefc. Horse Show In Laurens, Set* For October 18 WHY WORRY ABOUT THE RAIN? We have an EMraclor and Dryer — r£ady for ironing. COLEMAN'S SNOW WHITE . WASHETERIA North Kroad St. THURSDAY AND FRIDAY, October 9 and 10 Tomprrow, October 10, is the birth day of Ferdinand Jacobs, Jr. i Mrs. B. M. Dutton, Jr.,' an3 Miss' Angela. Cassanova will celebrate birthdays October 14th. j Elizabeth Milling Davis, daughter The Laurens Exchange club will of Mr< and Mrs> Jack H Davis, Jr., sponsor a horse show on Saturday w ju s j x years old October 16. night October 18. at 8 o’clock, under Mr a[1(J Mrs charles Hol Jr the lights at the Laurens M.lls ball: observcd their lhird _ wedding anni . ; vergary October-7. The J C °™ ttee m " harge h f Fleming Ray has a*birthday Oc- : nounced $760 in cash prizes for I 4 15 classes with entries closing at mid-, u . h birthdays i nclud e ] night October 16. Mrs. Nannie A. Pitts, Mrs. Abit Alex- 1 The show this year will be bigger, der and Miss Fuller | and better, the promoters say, than Alma Jo p 0£)le . daughter of Mr . last year, the proceeds to be used,.^ Mrs Joe is seven years for-the clubs public service fund. > old today An announcement of the event will Mr and Mps j B Johnson will | be found in the advertising column^ ob g erve a we dding anniversary Oc-J of to^ay s.^per. l tober l3 SUBSCRIBE TO THE~CHRONICLE! October- 12th birthdays Include j Miss Barbara Anderson, student ati Winthrop college, Rock Hill, David! Tribble and E. L. Holland, j Mary Carolyn Davidson, daughter! of Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Davidson, will [be four years old October 11. [ Mrs. Edward Ray, Miss Elizabeth 1 Copeland and Miss Lula Yodng will 1 observe birthdays October 16. Linda Lou Copeland, daughter of! Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Copeland, Jr., will be four years old tomorrow. October 13 th birthdays include ( Mrs. George W. Taylor, Mrs. T. L.! Cooper, W. D. Adair, P. B. Adair, j and Sterling A. Pitts, Jr. USING THEATRE THE BROADWAY Feature: 2:22, 4:19, 7:22, 9:19. NEWS. 9c and 35c FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, October 10 and 11 Marshal of Cripple t — 1 Creek Gold! Gold! Discovered in Crip- t ple.,Creek, lawlessness reigns un- I til -Red ‘ Ryder takes over. With I ALLAN LANE and BOBBY (BLAKE. Feature Begins: Friday: 2:00, 4:45, 7:30, 10:06. Saturday: 1:57, 4:42, 7:27, 10:03. Call It Murder SATURDAY, OCTOBER 11 Don Coyote A picture of gangster days of the early 1930’s. With a bang it jhas action, thrills and suspense. ; Featuring HUMPHREY BOGART Thrill-packed Western, made in and RICHARD WHORF. Feature Begins: Friday: 2:58, 5:43, 8:28. beautiful cine-color, crammed with action, excitement and ro mance. Featuting RICHARD MART** and FRANCES RAF FERTY. Feature: 2:31, 4:16, 6:01, 7:46, and 9:31. SHORT and COMEDY. • 9c and 35c MONDAY AND TUESDAY, » October 13 and 14 ' in glorious CIH(.COLOR! Feature: 2:22, 4:18, 7:22, 9:18. NEWS. 9c and 35c 10 A. M. Show MONDAY. . 1 WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 15 Repeat Performance With JOAN LESLIE and LOUIS HAYWXRD. A girl has her wish to rehvef the past year. What hap pens? You’ve gotta see it to be lieve it. We recommend that^you see it from the beginning to get the full benefit of it. Feature: 2:40, 4:53, 7:06, 9:19. SHORT and COMEDY. 9c and 35c 10 A M. Show WEDNESDAY. Saturday: 2:55, 5:30, 8:25. Chapter 3— The Block Widow 9c and 30c 10 A. M. Show SATUURDAY. MONDAY AND TUESDAY, October 13 and 14 Springtime In the Sierras Beautifully filmed in trucolor is this latest ROY ROGERS thrill- packed Western musical. Support ing is JANE FRAZEE and ANDY DEVINE. Feature: 2:27, 4:18, 7:27, 9:18. NEWS-and COMEDY. __ 9c and 30c WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY, October 15 and 16 Panhandle Trail Action set to th£ pace of thrills and excitement in this Western drama. With BUSTER CRABBE. Feature: 2:36, 5:12, 7:48, 10:24. The Trespasser Beautiful DALE EVANS of Western fame Qhanges her style and goes in for night club singing in this murder mystery melo drama. Supporting is WARREN DOUGLAS and JANET MARTIN. Feature: 3:16, 5:52, 8:28. The Vigilante, Chap. 6 9c and 30c New Wosheteria ! Has Formal Opening > A large number of men and wo- | men attended the formal opening; j Saturday evening of the new Wash-1 eteria on North Broad street owned! by Mr. and Mrs. Julian W. Coleman. An inspection of the plant was made i and demonstrations given o«f the au tomatic machines in operation. During the evening refreshments! ; were served. , In a drawing contest the followi/ig/ (were awarded a free clothes wash: i Mrs. George W. Copeland, Mrs. A1 |G. Thayer, Mrs. Olin Sheaiy, Jr., j : Mrs. James Pitts, Mrs. J. W. Milam, j I Mrs. Hugh Ray, Miss Ella McCrary, ; Miss Georgia Brooker, Mrs. Nene D.' j Workman and Mrs. James Monroe! 1 of Latta. v Lost Rites For Mrs. Adair In Atlanta Funeral services l*wer?~ held last Wednesday afteMbon" in Atlanta for Mrs. Lawrence L. Adair, before mar riage Miss Era Melton of that city. In addition to her husband, a na tive of this city, the deceased is sur vived by six sisters, Mrs. Walter Pinckard of Atlanta, Mrs. '4§.‘' A. Grady of Stroud, Ala., Mrs. H. E. McNaron of Anniston, Ala., Mrs. J. J. Hodges of Auburn, Ala., Mrs. W. L. Hodges and Mrs. M. L. Liles of Eat-, onton; a brother, J. W. Melton, of Nashville, Tenn., and several nieces and nephews. Also the following sister in law and brothers *in law: Mrs. Henry Neighbors, O’Neal Adair, J. I. Adair of this city, and A. B. Adair of Greenville. TUSSY HAS ANOTHER HALF-PRICE SALE! • Rich Cream $2.00 size ,. $1.00 $4.00 size $1.95. (plus lax) Young’s Pharmacy ‘‘The Old Reliable**— Phone 19 *< Announces Schedule Of Hunting Season —— G. B. O’Dell, Laurens county game 1 warden,’; has announced the dates of |the various hunting seasons. The open season for hunting ! squirrels with guns without dogs| opened October 1. The season al-j so opened for hunting rabbits with dogs without guns until Thanksgiv r ing at \yhich time the season open? for hunting with dogs and guns.’ Stutts At Home From Hospital F.~ M. Stutts, who has been a pa tient the past several weeks at Law- son Veterans hospital near Atlanta, returned home Tuesday” for a week’s stay before returning (to the hospital^ for further treatment. Mrs. Stutts and son and daughter, Richard Stutts and Mrs. Edward Walters, spent the week-end with him and accompanied him home. Mrs. S. O. Nesley, of Newberry, is a patient at Hays hospital. Mrs. Nes- ley is Mrs. White Bullock’s mother. Friends of Mrs. R. B. Glenn will regret to know she is a patient at the local hospital. THE COMPLETELY AUTOMATIC Dishamatic Dish Washer HOME SUPPLY CO. Phone 423 ; 1 — ——, . - ... _ .. . - . J. R. Cc|x and W. L. Leary, of Greenwood, have purchased the store known as— CLARK HOME & AUTO SUPPLY and are now operating the business under the name of COX HOME & AUTO SUPPLY STORE, INC. Watch this paper for our formal opening — Free Souvenirs. In, the meantime, come by and let’s get acquainted. YOUR FRIENDLY— Cox Home & Auto Supply Store Telephone 12 101 N. Broad St. « Announcing the • - ^ SECOND ANNUAL EXCHANGE CLUB SATURDAY NIGHT, OCTOBER 18,8 P. M. - V r " _r- - \ Laurens Mills Baseball Park (UNDER THE LIGHTS) $760.00 In Cash Prizes—14 Classes I I ■ I I * I I I - ———p——— $100 IN CASH PRIZES FOR WALKING HORSE CHAMPIONSHIP $100 IN CASH PRIZES FOR THREE-GAITED CHAMPIONSHIP $100 in Cash prizes for five-gaited championship • ■*- - i Special Feature - Mr. Matt Wood, of Greer, S. C., with his 36*inch pony, driven by his S-year-old daughter, in a fancy driving act. Don’t fail to have yopr chil dren see thi$ act. jL . . ‘ - Entries Close Midnight, October 16 Post Entries Will Be Accepted Chairman of Entry Blanks Bill Watson Chairmen of Ticket Sales John Gatlin and H. L. Kennedy, Jr. i ' , / ' • . -- ADVANCE SALES COMMITTEE FOR A J RESERVED SEATS, BOX SEATS, /AOmiMlOIl "ICC* AND CAR PARKING x „ _ u 4 a* 4 V GENERAL ADMISSION 60c Bruce Templeton—Clary-Hunt Motor Co. Maxie Crews—Beiers-Crews Co. RESERVED SEATS $1.00 We8leyT»ylor-Harp« SL Filling Station • B0XES (5 $5 .00 Luke Chaney—Palmetto Motor Co. John Gatlin—Wattsville Cafe CAR PARKING SPACE Bob Roper, Jr.—Laurens Glass Works (maximum of 5 in a car) $5.00 H. L. Kennedy, Jr.—Laurens Cleaners /Tax included! Don Heliums—Laurens Hosiery Mills Bill McNair—Sanitary Market * Children under 12 admitted With parents SPONSORED BY ^ LAURENS EXCHANGE CLUB J. A. Yeargin, Gen. Chairman FOR ITS PUBLIC SERVICE FUND * a < l