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Page Two THE CLINTON CHRONICLE Thursday, October 16, 1947 SOCIETY was carried out in the flowers and refreshments in the dining r6om. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Shealy re- iceived the guests at the door. (Contmued from P»?e thre.) , Mrs Ben Workman in troduced the place Saturday evening, September g ues t s to the receiving line, composed 6, at 8 o’clock in a ceremony at Lib’er- 0 f Mrs. Dow Bedenbaugh, Mr. and ty Springs Presbyterian church in Mrs. Joe Bedenbaugh, Mr. and Mrs. Cross Hill. Rev. W. G. Sommerville, pastor of the church,’ performed the Elisha Abrams of Beaufort. Mrs. John Earle Smith invited the BIRTHDAYS AND ANNIVERSARIES NOTED The Chronicle Extends Greetlngr To Those Whose Birthdays and Anniversaries Occur This Week. double ring ceremony in the presence guests into the dining room where Barbara Eichelberger, daughter of of a number of friends and relatives, C^car essinger U „ ' , , Downes Monroe served The ceremony was followed by a reception for town guests mother. relatives and and Mrs. an( j l Eichelberger, will , cake at a ce i e brate her third birthday tomor- beautifully appointed table, coyered out- 01 - with a ^ eavy i a ^, e c i 0 th, having for, „ at the home of the bride’s a ce nterpiece a low silver bowl of- M ’ ^ arner observed a birthday white asters, white mums and white ^ ° er I Sr ifwhe evening the bride and dahlias. At each end of the table low; Mrs. G. C. Nabors observed a, ert B. Glenn. 'He was a member of ; • ' • , : , n silver candelabra held burning white birthday yesterday, and her son, Ai-jthe First Presbyterian church and In u.( gioom 1». f t foi a wedding tiip j,__ . u _ u..r*_4 will nhsorve his tho 20th. 'had many friends who will learn Last Rites. Held For Robert D. Glenn Robert Downs Glenn, 33, died at an early_ Efcur Tuesday morning^t his -home -here after several years of de clining health, and a ' critical illness of tiflarapast week. -'Funeral services were held yester day afternoon at 3:30 from Gray Funeral Home conducted by Dr. D. J. Woods, assisted by Dr. C. B. Betts and Rev. P. L. Bauknight. Interment followed in Rosemont cemetery. Mr. Glenn was the son of Mrs. Susie‘Betsill GJenn and the late Rob- candles. On the buffet were placed vin, will observe his the 20th. - | had many low silver candelaholders with burn- October 18 birthdays include Mrs.; regret of his passing. to the mountains of Tennessee. Mrs. Garvin is the daughter of j“ g ' ^jiite candles and a silver tray Floyd Pitts and Mrs". W. E. Neigh-! In addition to his mother the de Mis. E. .A. Adams -ami the late Mr. 0 f ma gnolia foliage. bors. ' j ceased is survived by two .brothers, Adams, Cross Hill. She attended Cakes and block ice cream were “Chuck" Giles, son of Mr. andj^vkl A. Glerffi and William B. Winthrop college and was graduated'served by Mesdames Ernest PinsOn, Mrs. Thurston Giles, will be five^Glenn of this city, turn laude from Presbyterian college Berley Hawkins, Jr., Misses Carolyn years old October 19 -u - '.i—.. *n Long and Eliabeth Workman. Mints ” “ TT ” Mrs. h. d. Henry and Mrs. e. f Chevrolet Equipment and Mrs. Tan M. Ray will Show In Greenville anniversary re she was a member of All,,,a ^"8 ond Eliabeth Workman ,, . _. | _ r were passed by Katherine Shealy, Ray have birthdays October 20. Psi Delta sorority. For the past few K ^ I years she has held a secretarial pos ition in Columbia. Mr. Garvin is the son of F. 0. Gar- Oxner and Mrs. Cliff Smith enter- vin and the late Mrs. Garvin Windsor tamed in this room. He served in the U. S. Army for 34 months, 29 months being spent over seas. He is a member of Delta Sig ma Pi, the international commerce Mr and Mrs Carroll De Vore en*; today, fraternity at the University of South tertained at the front door, inviting; October 21 birthdays include Mrs Carolina, where he is now taking a the guests into a nook on the porch! Harry Nettles and Mrs. James Jacks. and Sylvia Smith. i Mr \ Mrs. I. M. Smith, Jr., invited the observe their wedding ! guests into the gift room. Mrs. Van October 21. ^ ^ Jane Ellen Fowler, daughter .of Mr. and Mrs. Frank :F.CFowler, is two .... - » course in business administration. Mrs. Joe Bedenbaugh Honored With Tea Honoring her son’s bride, The Chevrolet Division of General Motors Corporation have announced a zone showing of special equipment Mrs. Jerry Caldwell invited the years old today. | mounted on Chevrolet chassis at guests into the hall wtiere Mrs. Hugh Cynthia Ann Hollis, little daughter Greenville on Tuesday, October 21, to Workman presided over the bride's of Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Hollis, which the public is invited. The register. | Jr., is celebrating her first birthday; s how will begin promptly at 9 a.m. ' at which time a caravan of 18 pieces of special equipment will be dis- piayed and an actual demonstration of each piece given. C. C. Giles of the Giles Chevrolet company invites all interested persons who may de sire to' attend the show to com- ! where Misses Mildred Workman, Carolyn Young and Sara Elizabeth Workman served punch. About one hundred and fifty guests ! called during the receiving hours. sons bride, Mrs., Recently a local man stated that,. . ... r* * v Joe Bedenbaugh, Mrs. Dow Beden- ( he used to feel like a swo iien balloon j bl ^ hday , October lO baugh entertained with a lovely tea Friday evening at her home in the Hopewell community. ■ Mrs. Bedenbaugh’s home was thrown ensuite and beautifully dec orated with a profusion of pink gladioli, pink and white carnations, and pink and white asters. A color scheme of green and white after every meal; he would bloat full t' ^ ober * Johnson, Jr., son of Richard Carol Reid, son of Mr. and Mrs. Carol P. Reid, will be one year old tomorrow. October 22 is the wedding anni versary of Mr. and Mr*. F. M.. Stutts.' m unicate with him, L. V. Pinson celebrated his 76th LOSES HER FATHER The many friends of Mrs. Marshall of gas and was terribly constipated; he took INNER-AID and now eats anything without gas or bloating and bowels are regular. Get INNER-AID Mr., and Mrs. Robert Johnson, wil. W. Brown will sympathize with her celebrate his first birthday Sunday, October 19. Goorge Copeland, son of Mr. and in the death of her 'father, J. C. Gross, which occurred last week at Chattanooga, Tenn., after a critcial for stomach distress. Pharmacy. Bishop-Walker \ Mrs. Edgar Copeland, will be ten illness. Dr. and Mrs. Brown at- SUBSCRIBE TO THE CHRONICLE • “The Paper Everybody Reads” Jr FALL OPENING Mr. H. L. Mason, Special Representative KAHN TAILORING CO. 5 Of Indianapolis ~ : Wdl Be With Us SATURDAY, OCTOBER 18 ■v *4A*- • KAHN, for over three generations, has been one of America’s creators of Clothes for Men and Women . . . made to measure of finest Imported and Domestic Wool ens. * We invite vou Saturdav—let us take vour measure. ■4— Adairs Men’s Shop “For the Man Who Cares” adv. lyears old the 20th. Mrs. W. J. Henry, Sr., will observe her 78th birthday the 22nd. Johnny Johnson, son of Mr. and | Mrs. Eugene Johnson, will be two years old October 18. Jerry Alan and Julia Elizabeth Wood, twin sons of Mr. and Mrs. B. L. Wood, Jr., will celebrate their first birthda October 21. tended the funeral. LEGION AUXILIARY TO MEET The Legion Auxiliary will meet Tuesday afternoon, October 21, with Mrs. R. F. Sumerel at 4 o’clock. Big Rexall Sale To Run Three Days Bishop-Walker Pharmacy announce their big I cent sale in today’s pa per for today, Friday and Saturday. The event is always one of interest; to the buying public of the com munity. Named Winthrop Senator Miss Nancy Chapman, of Goldville, student at Winthrop college, has been . chosen student senator by the' freshman class. WHEN HUNGRY... Stop At Bishop-Walker . Pharmacy Delicious Hamburgers, Hot Dogs And a Variety of Other Sand wiches to Suit Your Taste. THURSDAY AND FRIDAY, , October 16 and 11 Feature: 2:09, 4:14, 7:09, 9:14. NEWS. 9c and 35c FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, October 17 and 18 ^ Flashing Guns . You’ll find action, thrills, sus pense and excitement in this lat est JOHNNY MACK BROWN and RAYMOND HATTON Western drama. .. f v , Feature Begins: Friday: 2:34, 5:05, 7:36, 10:00. Saturday: 1:30, 4:01, 6:32, 9:03.' Philo Vance's Secret SATURDAY, OCTOBER 18 i ' '• Last of the Redmen Filmed in beautiful color. Big! Barbarous! Beautiful! Excitement and romance of a wild American era. With JON HALL, MICHAEL O’SHEA and EVELYN ANKERS. Feature: 2:00, 3:49, 5:38, 7:27, and 9:16. Also SHORT. dc and 35c MONDAY AND TUESDAY, October 20-21 frank Botiage’s Feature: 2:09, 4:15, 7:09, 9:15. NEWS. 9c and 35c 10 A. M. Show MONDAY. 1 Murder mystery with thrilling experiences and chilling excite ment. With ALAN CURTIS, HEILA RYAN and FRANK JENKS. Feature Begins: Friday: 3:33, 6:04, 8:38. Saturday: 2:29, 5:00, 7:31, 10:02.’ Chapter 4— The Black Widow 9c and 30c 10 A. M. Show SATURDAY. MONDAY AND TUESDAY, October 20-21 Tuxedo Junction Filled with laff flotiTand strictly in the groove is this corn-fed hill billy show. Featuring WEAVER BROS, and ELVIRA. Feature; 2:36, 4:20, 7:36, 9:20. NEWS and COMEDY. 9c and 30c WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 22 Bedelia “The wickedest woman that ever loved.” With MARGARET LOCK- WOOD and IAN HUNTER. Feature: 2:00, 3:52, 5:44, 7:36, and 9:28. Also SHORTS. 9c and 35c *10 A. M. Show WEDNESDAY. WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY, October 22 and 23 Durang Valley Raiders Rustlers on the loose — that means action, thrills, suspense and excitement galore. With BOB STEELE. Feature: 2:27, 5:31, 8:35. A Likely Story Wha$ would you do if you had only a fortnight to live? This com edy is crammed full of laughs, and is suited for all the family. With BARBARA HALE, BILL WIL LIAMS and SAM LEVENE. Feature: 3:27, 6:31, 9:35. 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