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ilSHHHHIlHHHHi mn 'p ■*< / } tt' . > -T-J- Poge Two di THE CLINTON CHRONICLE Thursday, December 25,1947 ,.V. BIRTHDAYS AND ANNIVERSARIES NOTED their wedding anniversary Jan. 2. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Horton will i observe their 52nd wedding anni- derson announce the birth of a son, Charles Collins, on Monday, Decem ber 22, at Hays hospital. Mrs. Ander son is the former Miss Mary Kath erine Ballard of Oswald, Va. versary tomorrow, the 26th. _ _ _ Mrs. Don DuBois has a birthday The Chronicle Extends Greeting c 3 ° Ri _ ha rH ii,,fm-rT u/iTT ’ HOOVER — To Those Whose Birthdays and and Mrs. Richard Buford will. Mr and Mrs gamuel Logan Hoo-; Anniversaries Occur This Week. '^ s . erve a wedding -anniversary the ver of clinton> announce the 128th. < j birth of a son, Sammy Lee, at the December 25 anniversaries include. local h ita , on December 20 . Mrs.! Mr. and Mrs. Carter Wright, Mr. and Hoover is ^ former Miss Mae Paul .l Mrs. Jack H. Davis, Jr Mr. and Mrs. ine Keenan of Spartai , burg . - | Thomas P/Owens, and Mn and Mrs.- ^ John A. Davis. j JACOBS Miss Frances Speake and Fred Mr . and Mrs . william P. Jacobs, 1 Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Shands will observe their 54th wedding anniver sary December 27. • Amelia Louise Black, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. Black, is three years old today, the 25th. Burnett, Jr., have birthdays the 28th. announce the birth of a soil, Wil- Mr. and Mrs. Oeorge Franklm ob-' T P^^P^|f-24 yas the birthday of jiam Plumer, TV,- on Tcresday; Oe- served a wedding anniversary the John W. Finney, Jr., and Mrs. Fin- cember ig t a t General hospital,, 2ist. ne ^ ^ as a birthda y 30th. - Greenville. Mrs. Jacobs is the former 1 December 27 birthdays« include December 26 -birthdays include Miss Evelyn Fitzgerald of Mount Mrs. George R. Blalock, Alec Blake-:^ rs - Dennis Sower? and R. L. Plax- Kisco, New York. ]y, and J. E. Benjamin. „ - lc0 - Mr. and Mrs. John David Blakely Dann y Holland, son of Mr. and observed a wedding anniversary yes-|^ rs - J obe D. Holland, has a birthday terday, the.24th. a .the 30th. ^ December 25 birthdays include' . Mrs. R. C Adair, W O. Holland and, ChriStmQS In Clinton L G. Franklin. l Fift66n YgOFS AqO ^ W. B. Able has a birthday the 30th, r,TT ® en 1 ® and Mr. and Mrs. Able will celebrate’ (Continued from page one)- " ; houette are characteristic of the day-! time dresi just now. The upper- sleeve is puffed but slenderized at] ; the wrist. Neck lines are high and j rounded. Wide shoulders and, full| with a purple throated orchid. dolman sleeves are popular with -ri,. kriHo’* , ,! jUie.waist line an interesting detail.! . \ • 1 G 8 ° rma ! Tl^e' stfaightline skirt does its bU j ^ own of P ur P le w,t h pmk carnations. | well in directing all attention to the ™ r8- Wallace, mother of the l sbpuldpr and sleeve fullness. (groom was attired in green crepe with Advertising Notes . a corsage of cream rosebuds. WILLINGHAM Mr. and Mrs. John E. Willingham, • of Goldville, announce the birth of a son, John Randall, December 21, at Hays hospital. Mrs. Willingham is the former Miss Juanita Franks of this city. DEAR FRIENDS . . . ,* MfShRY CHRISTMAS ...and... THANK YOU! I’m hoping vou have a MERRY CHRISTMAS, the merriest ever. I would be neglecting something very important if I failed to ex press a word of appreci ation with it . . . appreci ation for all the friendly cooperation and the sin cere good-will it has been my privilege to enjoy in our pleasant relationship. You have helped me ac- eompjish a satisfactory year ... and I appreciate it! So I say “Thanks again, and a very Merry Christ mas and a prosperous New Year.” 0. H. SHEELY, Agent, ■ S. A. L. Railroad Co. SOCIETY \ (Contniued from page three) j A Ibcil men’s clothing store of- i fered. suite for $9.95 and topcoat^ I $7.50 to $9.95. A popular brand of ! sheets 59 cents. j Grocery buys: pork chops lb. 15c, 1 beef roast lb. 12^c, cheese lb. 19c, 4 lb. package of lard 30c, whole hams lb. 15c, and 24 lbs. flour 85c. Diamond rings, $5.00 and up. Birth Announcements ithis city. A PROGRAM OF CHRISTMAS HITS! THURSDAY AND FRIDAY, 1 JWemher 25 and 26 t ! ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ : (A Grand Christmas PictufeV - Featu-e: 2'to. 4:56. 7:12. 9:28. ‘ POP-EYE CARTOON and NEWS. Jc and 35c SATl ilDAY. DECEMBER 27 ONE DAY ONLY Bad Men of Missouri DENNIS MORGAN and JANE. ' WYMAN. Outdoor action story of)- the Younger Brothers —terrors ol" the Midwest. Feature: 2:31, 4:13. 5:55, 7:37,\ and 9:19. vi- COMEDY—‘ Sing A Song of STx i Immediately after the ceremony a reception was given in the church parlors. Mr. and Mrs. Joe W. Leake received the guests and presented them to the receiving line composed of the bride and groom, their parents, and the bridal pa^ty. Mr. and Mrs. Buck Lawson of I Greenwood invited the guests into the I dining room where block cream, an-! gel food cake squares, coffee and mints 1 ng | were served. Entertaining in the din- ! Mr. and Mrs. Edward Walters an-j’ n £ r oom were Mrs. Lois Thornley ( nounce. the birth of a sou, David;» n d Mrs. Sara Suber. Bridal green Harold, on Friday, December 19, at| and white was effectively carried out Hays hospital. Mrs. Walters is the in the refreshments and decorations. j former Miss Dorothy StiiUs daugh. ] Arr.rgomeot, of gladioli were used ter of Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Stutts of; . . . . ... at vantage points and adorning the dining room table was the three tier- ANDERSON ed wedding cake, around which white ! ' Rev. and Mrs. George Andrew An- gladioli were arranged with white j tapers in crystal holders. Mr. and Mrs. Rex Young presided over the bride’s register. Guests were invited to the home later to see the wedding gifts. During the evening the bride and J groom left for a wedding trip. For . traveling the bride wore, a* cranberry J wool suit, a top coat bt gray with fur trim, brown accessories, and an orchid corsage. Mrs. Wallace is the daughter of Mr. an Mrs. E. Masoh Young. She was graduated from Clinton high school and Draughon’s business col lege and holds a position with the Southern Bell Telephone company here. Mr. Wallace is the son of Mr. ^nd Mrs. Martin Gary Wallace of L4u- rens. He attended the Citadel and Michigan Technical Institute Detroit, Mich. During World War II he served with the 7th army spending eighteen months overseas. He is now engaged in business in Laurens. Upon their return from a wedding trip they will be at home in an apartment on Chestnut street in Lau rens. CASINO THEATRE i THE BROADWAY Pants." 9c and 35c MONDAY AND TUESDAY, December 29-30 I A THEY'RE OUT OF THE ARMY, '' Vi AND DOWN TO MIRTH! yUMHr/j 7 ... TOM BROWN • JOAN FULTON • NAT PENDLETON DONALD MkBRIDC and BEVERLY SIMMONS Feature: 2:38, 4:33, 7:38, 9:33. NEWS and SHORTS. 9c and 35c 10 A. M. Show MONDAY. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 31 ONE DAY ONLY The Web With EDMUND O’BRIEN, ELLA RAINES and WILLIAM BENEHX- Starts: 2:40, 4:54, 7:08, 9:22. 4 ..Also... Louis-Walcott Fight Starts: 2:20, 4:34, 6:48, 9:02. 10 A. M. Show. 9c and 35c Friday and Saturday, December 26 and 27 Gun Talk JOHNNY MACK BROWN (Western) Feature Begins: Friday: 2:18, 4:54, 7:30, 10:06. Saturday: 1:30, 4:06, 7:40, 10:16. High Tide i-4 DON CASTLE and ANABEL X SHAW Feature Begins: Friday: 3:16. 5:52, 8:28. ' Saturday: 2:28, 5:04, 9:18. Chapter 1— G-Men Never Forget No Morning Show Saturday. 9c and 30c MONDAY AND TUESDAY, December 29-30 Dust Be My Destiny ii JOHN GARFIELD and PRIS- TLLA LANE. A picture full of action and suspense. Feature: 2:33, 4:33, 7:33, 9:33. COMEDY — “Mother Hubba- Hubbard.” NEWS. 9c and 30c Christmas Rose Has Rfal Significance 1 Legend tells us that a young shep- 1 herd girl was weeping bitterly as t she watthed the Wise Men on their | way to take gifts to the Christ Child. WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY, Dec. 31—Jan. 1 THREE HITS! .. No. 1 Jewels Brandenburg ;; RICHARD TRAVIS and CAROL THURSTON. (Jewel robbery). Starts: 3:46, 6:30, 9:17. No. 2 7^. I Lucky Texan JOHN WAYNE (Western). . Starts: 2:00, 4:47, 7:34, 10:21. No. 3 Louis-Walcott Fight Starts: 2:57, 5:44, 8:31. * Sea Hound, Chap. 2 9c and 30c THE PROGRAMS FROM WEDNESDAY THROUGH SATURDAY WILL RUN CONTINUOUSLY. MERRY CHRISTMAS! The Management and House Staff of both theatres wish yon a very joyous Holiday Season and extend to yon their heartfelt Boat Wishes for your Good Health daring the comlnff Y^nr. LELAND YOUNG, Y An. angel appeared, and after a* certaining why the youpg flrl was crying, she waved her wand, and instantly the ground was carpeted with glittering white Christmas roses. Hie young girl quickly gath ered these blooms. When she pro* sen ted her gift, the Christ Child smiled, and as his lingers touched the white flowers tbs petals became tinged with pink. bsshSShb . _„MFO«TS S Por Bottle ‘ SUBSCRIBE' TO THE CHBONIGLf „ “The .Paper Everybody Roads* to the host of acquaintances who have given us the privilege c . of serving them in the past. • • • xvJHBHNBSn v.* v.w.. v vV* ••» Casino and Broadway Theatres "Good Pictures Always" ...•V ' *. ‘ **. 1 li TW ..j m i .a > t We extend oar most sincere and heartiest wishes for a joyous Christ- mas and a prosperous New Y<£ar — and take this opportunity to thank you for your friendship and patronage. It will be a pleasure to serve you/ in the New Year. v 1 ; .. ■- * Moore’s DressShbppje MRS. PERRY M. MOORE, Prop. E. 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