The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, January 15, 1948, Image 2
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THE CLINTON CHRONICLE
Thursday, January 15, 1948
Eakcr Addresses
Parent-Teacher Group
1948 truck line because we feel thi^HD KINARD ADDRESSES ' of Safc and ^HMul. driving tech-' crowded schedule and'the matter of -expanding, the program by. making
is the most important new truck i _ * i li r I n id ues was announced yesterday by i additional-cost — — , available a large number of cars for
showing in Ford ■history," said W. C., CHAMBER COMMERCE £upt. W. R. Anderson, to begin Jan- “These difficulties were surmount- actual driving training on the high-
Balciwin. “We are entering the, . -♦ f , : uary 19. ■.'■*; ed because of the paramount impor-1 wa y s -”
At t'.c January meeting of Uie greatest truck market of all time with t Addressing the monthly meeting of. “This progi-am has been made pos-' tance ol equipping ouriboys and giris “The Giles Chevrolet company is
’ irer.‘ T.Mcher association on JanuOne widest range of models and ca- j the Chamber^ of Commerce at the s ; b i e through the-eoopoFaUcm of the: for the machine age—and one of our happy to have a pant in this great
nry 6, Kemufih Baker talked to the pacities Ford has ever produced. We | Dayton-Clinton hotel Tuesday- eve- jA AA club and the Giles Chevrolet'most difficult ordblems was solved national program and to cooperate
school in Bringing
rronn on
School Par
mirth Baker talked to the pacities Ford has ever produced. We; Dayton-Clinton hotel Tuesday- eve-j ^aA club and the Giles Chevrolet' most difficult problems was solved national program
the subject of “Home and expect to,.receive trucks during the nifog. Dr. James C. Kinand, president c- 0 ’> Mr, 'Anderson said. “By pro- through the provision of the Chev- with the high s
rtnenship.” He stressed the coming months in quantities increas-lof Newberry college, stated that in'. V iding a new and specially equipped rdfet car for" on-thc-road training." ?afety education t
to the young people
need for parents to show an interest ed sufficiently to pertnit us to meet these post-war days when victors and dual-control Chevrolet .s'edhn, Giles-, Giles said the new Chevrolet (>r Clinton. We are certain that the
h the work of the school and for the heavy demand.” , vanquished were trying--to get to-! ChcvroletCo. has enabled the sc hoof' r t . a dv for ’* u *“— J -* J —
ti:cni to observe the classes in ses-j
sion.
rgether and work out things for a
* mi, County Shares In
M ss Irene Workman.presented the _ ^ _ r -j
“When Home and Teachei State Income I OX TUnd
Dsagrce.” She stated that there ^
w re advantages in the privilege to Columbia, Jan. 14. — (Special to organization and-as citizens.
subject,
, • ii * „ °.u ,V l0 P artici PJ 1 -te in the national pro- high school in the near
'stable world, it is well to see wha. ; ,ram of-driver education for'young a SDechl ' al lotmen t fro
t ■ iits of civarar ter and conduct mem--people developed by-the American’ roJek Moto^diSn ~
,bprs of-a chamber of commerce must Automobile association
! assume in working together as^an,. ., Many obslacles had to 5e over .
come before the course eoqld be in-
Would.be readv for delivery to the result will’be better drivers and re-
future under
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dr agree, because progress sometimes'The, Chronicle,)—Tlue quarterly dis-j First, he said, mu^t be a return to tro(luceci int0 the curriculum TheVe
cones - rom disagreement. Before tribution of the state income tax! a willingness to work. Many, in these •'
"Ctsag.'d-.ng, ivowever, she ^stiggesled' which Was apportioned to Laurens, days, he said, don’t want to work,I ” ‘ iS e Q ue; » l( >n o .hg already-1 to. assist the AAA and its clubs in
*i a. vo should- get the^flcts. , county this month amounted to $6,- they are unwilling to shaje their
7t* R. Anderson, >iiperintendonL according to State Treasurer part of the load they let the other »
IVVity schools, announced that the J eflf Bates.' The allotment covered fellow pay the freight. Merchants,
street on the snde oS Florida street the quarter ending December 31, 19- business men, a«4 individuals who.
school and khe one in front of the 47 »~ ancl was approximately twenty- during the war years and later have;
h-.gh school were, if approved by the three hundred dollars larger than been riding high due. to no. particular
vmnc l, to be made one-way streets the sum received by Laurens county, efforts or ability of their own, must
♦,-> f.uij’.ate the handling of traffic for the same period last year. At return to tlie practice of giving a<
•-.s parents bring their children to that time the Laurens portion came dollar’s worth of service or. goods for
nra . ... school. < to $4,270, Treasurer Bates stated. ja dollar'.
Mrs. Burgess* fourth grade , won Seven and one-half per cent of the! tn the course of his remarks, Dr.
he award for naving the most par- income tax received by the statel^ nard sc *o rec t the'activities of gov-
duced accidents.’;
special .alMpxmLJxbJll -Uie Ctygv^T Brundncw.and with special equip
ment, a Chevrolet sedan will be loan
ed to the school by the Giles Chevro
let'company'for the semester. Under
the arrangement the school will nro-
“Chevnolet and its dealers considei
safety education, particularly among
boys and girls, extremely important,”
he said, “and have therefore decided
vide necessary Insurance coverage
and car maintenance.
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trbasurer is distributed to the c^un-; eriirne ^ in business, acting as ref-
ties, the distribution being made on eree > tield judge, and time keeper,
a population basis. The total allot- Government must get out of busi-
mervt to the South Carolina counties ness ’ bs said, in calling -for a return |
this month was $231,313, which is to Private initiative and enterprise.
—— nearly $100,000 more than the $183,-' Secondly, we must have a will to
: 't showing m Clinton of 578 distributed among the counties serve - Dr - Ki h ard sai d- Many never
1948 model Ford trucks will i n January of 1947. 1 aid in community progress, he said, ;
v J anuary 16 at an open ' ^ ^ , unless they see for themselves a deli-; j
jc conducted by the Bald- LI* L \A/*«.L nite profit. In demanding a high level j
.• Co, Inc. \-rUICKSnankS Wlrh of community activity and achieve-
-e s're.unl.ncd new trucks Rinn Rnilrlprc Firm ' meat, we as citizens should be on
JANUARY CLEARANCE
And White Goods Sale
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the alert for opportunities to serve.
Thirdly, we must cultivate the
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C ompany as the maiu Alexander Cruiekshanks, ,
, the Baldwin Motor com- now connected with the well known' wil1 to worshiip. Dr. Kinard said, in; 1
u-eL'oine the public to i^s w. G. King & Sons firm, dealers m. appealing to citizens to support and|
-/:ns. service, parts and access-.builders supplies. ’ work for the aims of their churches
.n 1 o-cJ vehicle departments. , — in the community. The time is com- ]
V a. . ar.ged an open house pro- Sl'BSC’RIBE TQ THE CKRONICLB ing, he said, when we will have to
make a choice between God and
Communism, and he expressed the
belief that any nation that puts its
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ubiiv- announcement of the.j
‘The Paper Everybody Reads"
CASINO THEATRE THE BROADWAY
THI RSDAY AND FRIDAY,
January 15 and 16
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY,
January 16 and 17
Marauders
. > faith in God will not be allowed by |
<» Him to be vanquished.
Summing up, Dr. Kinard called
<;; upon citizzens to work together for j
^ the community, submerging differ
ences for the good of all.- tl
W. C. Baldwirv, presiding over the,
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New Hopalong Cassidy Western.
Starts:
Friday: 2:26, 4:58, 7:30, 10:02.
Saturday: 1:30, 4:02. 6:34, 9:06.
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o-niture store, and recognized several
gueats of the evening.
4 Thomas'L. Chase, of the Baldwin
Directory company, which firm is
o! compiling a directory for the city of
< I Clinton, spoke briefly, telling of the
I ► | progress of fhe work.'They are abouT
c.uure:
36, 4:34 7:36, 9:32.,.
NEWS and SHORT SUBJECTS
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^T^ffTtTrrRaaro s^nair" 3
With PHILUP REEDt. HIL
LARY BROONE and ROBERT
LOWRY. . . j 1
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SATURDAY. JANUARY 17
ONE DAY ONLY
Tobacco Road
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j With CHARLEY GRAPE WIN,
I GENE TUTLNEY and MARJORIE
A MAKBE.AU. _ !
*1 .Feature: 2:22. 4:08, ;„5:54, i,7;40.
Friday: 3:29, 6:01, 8:33.
Saturday: 2:33, 5:05, 7:37, Fo^S
Chapter 4—
G-Men Never Forget
9:30 A. M. Show SATURDAY.
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January 19-20
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R. L. Plaxico, who is ill, welcomed j
i a new member, C. T. Thomason, 1
(manager of T. E. Jones & Sons fur- 1
..Iwarthirds, of the’ way along, he said
hoping to complete it in February.
Included with the directory of Clin
ton, he. said, would be listings ior.
Goldville, Lydia Mills and the rural
J1 areas served by the loedl ^losl office.: |
Included on the program as an en-
tertainmen't feature was a number
| of selections by a trio of singers from |
the Presbyterian college glee club.
:: P. C. Glee Club To
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<: At Methodist Church
^! j The Presbyterian college glee club
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(Super Spook Thriller!)
With- BELA LUGOSI and HEL
EN CHANDLER.
,A <Mtmk nenau »>•><■■>
$4* Laity
Starts: 2:35, 4:28, 7:35, 9:28.
NfcWS and GOOD SHORTS.
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WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY.
January 21 and 22
Man From Utah
Feature: 2:22, 4:25, 7:25, 9:25.
raws ^ and 35c ! (Western): With JOHN WAYNE.
in A. M Show MONDAY.
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 21
ONE DAY ONLY
Ivy
Starts: 2:00, 4:51, 7:42, 10:33.
...Plus...
Whispering City
(Mystery) •
With PAUL^"LUCAS and'MARY
At’ractive murderess poisons
r.er husband and allows someone j
else to take the rap. With JOAN|
FONTAINE, PATRIC KNOWLES, ANDERSON.
HERBERT MARSHALL and
RICHARD NEY.
Starts 2:36, 4 51, 7:06, 9 24. r^Sea Hound, Chap. 5
CARTOON. • 9c "and 35c ' r
10 A M. Show WEDNESDAY.
Starts: 2:55, 5:46, 8:37.
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at 7:30. The public is cordilaly in
vited to attend.
Jim Holland^vvorth is student man
ager of the glee club; Neely McCar
ter, accompanist; and the Rev. Ed-1
ouard Patte, Tfunductor.
The -following program -will be
given: *
Processional, “Joyful Joyful, We
Adore TheV’
Invocation—Mr. Patte.
Response—the glee club.
The Scripture—-Ben Collins, reader
“Mary* Borned a Baby”—spiritual
“Christ Is Bonn of Maiden Fair”—
XVII century.
“Lord, I Want To Be A Christian’
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“Jesu, Joy of Man’s Desiring”—J.
S. Bach (1642).
Prayer—Mr. Collins.
“Break Forth, O Beauteous Light”
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“Lo, How a Rose E’er Blooming"
—Praetorious (1571).
“Bless This House”—Brahe.
“Grant Us To Do With Zeal”—
Bach.
“The Faith, of Christ’s Free Men
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“Now Let Every Tongue Adore
Thee”—Bach.
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Ladies’ HANDBAGS
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DATON HOTEL
COFFEE SHOP
Home Cooking ’ -r-
Breakfast . .......... - 6 to 8:30
Dinner 11:30 to 2
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Mrs. J. W. Blake, owner, welcomes everyone to visit
at
the dining room, now open under her management.
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Drivers Training
Classes To Be Offered
At Local High School
Institution of a driver training
course at Clintort high school to pro
vide students with sound knowledge
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We have a few pair left—hurry!
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TOWEL SALE
SPECIAL PRICES!
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CLOSE-OUT
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