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. 1 ' / I ’ r ~ ’ / I I If 7- 7_i 7^ y, October 9, 1947 THE CLINTON CHRONICLt Page Seven JOURNALISM CLASS AT CLINTON HIGH SCHOOL Income Tax For s* 1 1 r vi- topped with a white orchid and show ered with ribbon and valley lilies., ’ i _ After the ceremohy the parents ofjCoilllty SnOWS OQin the bride entertained a host of 1 the county obtained in the same pe riod last yeah ‘\ For the quarter completed Sep- friends, relatives and' out of townj Columbia, Oct. 7—(Special to Thei ^ e ^ d 3 %^ CnS a ^ U c n r ;^3f ed W * e ^ guests with a reception at their Chronicle).-*State Treasurer Jef! D. $3,713 in \he same period last year. Bates' this week annourlced thath — with a home. Mrs. Leaman is the youngest daughter of Samuel Copeland Young Laurens county has received an al- WITH McGEE’S DREG STORE and Mrs. Young of Whitmire. She! lotmen t from the quarterly atate in-j J, Roy Corbett, of Greenville, has. Utn , was graduated from Presbyterian com o tax distribution that is over a accepted a college and later was employed in; th °usand dollars above the amount Drug store. clerical work in Whitmire. jt ' - - ■■ Mr. Leaman Is the youngest son of Mrs. James Edward Leaman and the position with McGee's ^ Pictured above are members of the Journalism class at the city high school. Reading from left to right, front row: George Espeig, Elaine Franzen, Dorcas Hudgens, Billie Arnold, Ann Pitts, Charles Foster, Carolyn Young, Margaret Harris, Jean Maxwell, Betty Jean Sumerel. Back row: Dial Jacks, Donald Boozer, Denny Wilder, Gilbert Blakely, Edgar Young, Charles Oakley, Lucile Vldrick, an« their teacher, Miss Rosa Mahaffey. The class visited THf CHRONICLE office last week to gain an insight into the production of a newspaper. The above picture was made at that time. Blame Not Set In Howell Death Sepmebter term of court. Laurens, Oct. 7.-^An inquest jury,| A report on an autopsy ordered by sitting here yesterday in the case of i the inquest jury when it was first Mrs. Carrie Troutman Howell, who empaneled for the purpose of dis- died in the Laurens county hospital | covering whether or not Mrs. Howell September 21, after being found (had been poisoned, said that the three days before on the floor of the tests showed “negative.” brought out by the grand jury against I Young, brothers °f ^ride, S 3 "™ 6 ! her husband, John Howell, at the' <> f Cross H* 11 . brother of the of Howell home between Clinton and .Whitmire with bldodTOhning out of her mouth, returned a verdict that Mrs. Howell came to her death “by instruments and hands unknown to the jury.” A true bill charging murder was Farmers Note We are expecting a ship ment of Sulphate of Am monia right away. We are new taking orders for lim ited amounts from our reg ular customers only. This is for immediate de livery. *See us at once to get ycur order in. We cannot held it for anyone, due to lack of storage space. It took us 12 months of watching, waiting: ging to get this. It is still very scarce. (Editorial comment: if we, like our contemporary Euro pean beggars, had worked only 38, hours per week, jt would have taken us till 1950 to get the above material. C-W-S GUANO CO. Phone 62 /> Mildred* Howell, 19 year old daugh ter of the Howells, testified that when she returned home on the morning that Mrs. Howell, was found on the floor, Howell ran her out ,of the bridegroom, and Gibbs Gilliam, Columbia, cousin of the bride. Miss Carolyn Young, only sister of the bride, was maid of honor, and Mrs. Henry Whitmire Suber the ma tron of honor. Bridesmafds were Miss Kathryn Dicus of CUnton, Mrs. Watts Davis of Beverly, Ohio, Mrs. Hugh Boyd of Blythewood, and Miss Helen Mill- er Leaman of Cross Hill. The junior bridesmaids were Miss late Mr. Leaman of Cross Hill. He is| associated in business with his broth- i er and he and his bride will make; their home in Cross Hill on return ing from their wedding trip. Attending the wedding from Clin- j ton yere: Mrs. J. W. Milam, Miss; Kate^ Milam, Mr. and Mrs. B. B. Bal lard, Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Ad air/Mrs. John T. Young, Miss Inez Young, Georgia Young, Mrs. Russell Cooper and Mrs. Ben Copeland. Also Mr. and Mrs. David Copeland, Miss „Jean Copeland of Renno; and Mr. and Mrs. I. M. Smith of Kinards. QUICK RELIEF FROM Symptoms of DbtreM Arising from STOMACH ULCERS , wt™ EXCESS ACID Must Htlp or It WM Cost Ym Notfckw Over throe million bottlea of the Wuxasd Tuatmuit have been eold for relief of ■ymptomaofdiatrMeaiiaing from l and Daedonal Ween due to bem du ? 40 Aetd. Sold on IS days* trial I Aak for "WMard'e Moeoage” which fully explain* thU treatment ttm at McGEE’S DRUG STORE YOUNG’S PHARMACY house and told her that he killed his j Cynthia Gilliam of Columbia, and wife and ‘Til do the same to you!” SOCIETY (Contniued from page three) dent gave a report of the year’s ac tivities. Luncheon was served in*the church dining room under the direction of the host auxiliary. Music Club Meets 'With Mrs. Hall I Wednesday afternoon the first fall! meeting of the Music club was held : at the home of Mrs. E. H. Hall, Sr. j Chosen for the year’s study is (“Twentieth Century Music—How It Developed and How To Listen To It.” Music of the classical period was 1 given, with Miss Noripa Hallett as! leader of the afternoon’s program. ! I * Mrs. Jasper Rowland and Miss | Gloria Owens were welcomed as new ; members. • • ^Adorning the home were lovely I fall flowers, with an arrangement otj Iprycantha berries being effective on the piano, while roses and mixed fall flowers were used elsewhere. Late in the afternoon the hostess ^ and assistant hostesses, Mrs. Leiand jYoung, Mrs. Harry Nettles, Mrs. D.! [J. Brimm and Mrs. L. E. Cason,; served Russian tea, sandwiches and i cookies. - * 1 Mrs. Harry Williams, of Chester,' i was a guest. Miss Ja«kie Suber. The bride, who entered with her father, by whom she was given in marriage, wore a white satin- wed ding gown made on princess lines, featuring* fitted bodice, with tiny satin covered button down the baok, a sweetheart neckline, long sleeve; ending in points over the hands, and full skirt edged with illusion which formed a regal train. The illusion veil, which fell from a cosonet o' seed pearls, was edged with Chantilly lace. Her oply ornament was & strand of pearls, the gift of the groom. She carried a white satin prayer book ELECTRIC HEATERS Arvin, Everhot, Greenway with or without fans $7.50 up HOME SUPPLY CO. Phone 423 COMPARE OUR PLAN Before Financing or Re-finaitcing When buying a new or used car, always ask your dealer about using our plan, or come in and see us yourself. M. S. BAILEY & SON, BANKERS Phone 18 Robert M. Vance — Small Loan Department Concrete Pavement <e your best investment in Roads w: EN a state's principal roads are built Portland cement concrete, highway funds are conserved because concrete roads II * ^3 are long-lived and economical to maintain. Ask your public CONCRETE for ROADS PORTLAND CEMENT ASSOCIATION HURT BUILDINO ATLANTA 9, •■OiOIA OFFICE SUPPLIES— Call 74 For Your Needs. CHRONICLE PUBLISHING CO. A notional organization to improv* and axtand Itia wm* of concrtta ... through tciantiAc research and engineering fl«!d war* “The Best f>r Less’ PHILCO RADIOS— $19.95 to $79.95 RADIO AND RECORD PLAYER— $76.95 to $359.50 FARM RADIOS— $39.95 Batteries Phonograph Needles Our Prices Are Nationally Advertised— Why Pay More? Terms Arranged MORRISON Furniture! Co. Phone 425* Miss Margie Yqun& Weds James Leaman In Church Ceremony The wedding of Miss Margie Gil liam Young and James Marshall Lea- jin^n was solemnized on September 30 at 7:30 at the Whitmire Methodist churoh! The Rev. E. S. Jones, pastor of the bride, officiated in the pres ence of relatives and friends. Mrs. John Robert Suber, organist, and Mrs. Claude G. Gilliam of Co lumbia, vocalist, furnished the wed ding music. Miller Leaman, of Cross Hill, was ^his brother’s best man, and usher- groomsmen were Harry and Lindsay FROZEN FOOD DEMONSTRATION ... * There will be a Frozen Food Demonstration in the Laurens Armory on -T-* TUESDAY, OCT. 14~81>. M Everyone in Laurens County is invited. Birth Announcements ' ...For... • RELIABLE ..and. DEPENDABLE Refrigeration Service On All Makes of Household and Commercial Refrigeration ...Call... , Barbery Bros. Refrigeration Service Clinton, S. C. cole - Mr. and Mrs. James Bsyrett Colei of Cross Hill, announce the birth of' a daughter Wednesday, October 8, at Hays hospital. Mrs. Cole is the for mer Miss Hortense Watson of Edge- field. BALDWIN Mr. and Mrs. Hal L. Baldwin an nounce the birth of a daughter, Wed nesday, October 8, at the local hos pital. , WICKER Mr. and Mrs. John O. Wicker an nounce the birth of a son at Hays hospital, October 7. TEAGyE v Mr. and Mrs. Charles Teague, of Laurenst announce the birth of a son, October 6, at Hqy» hospital. OWENS Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Owens, of South Clinton, announce the birth of a son at Hays hospital, October 2. ROBERTS Mr. and Mrs. Dan Roberts, of Car thage, N. C., announce the birth of a son, Daniel McDonald, October 8. Mrs. Roberts is the former Miss Frances Taylor, daughter of George W. Taylor of. mis city. Mrs. The purpose of this demonstration is to better acquaint you with the processing of foods at home and how to get the most from your present Deepfreeze. ★ ★ ★ ★ lltV-'’-- 1 - FREE! FREE! .1 * One 5 oil. ft. Deepfreeze will be given away free. One person from each family may register at the door. This qualifies you to win this beautiful $259.95 Deluxe Deepfreeze. Hf? ★ ★ ★ -.‘e _ Oct. 14,8 P. M. Laurens Armory •r*-— f : / * ’ /