The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, March 04, 1948, Image 5
J Morch 4 # 1948
Brown To Resume
Regular Services
Preaching services at the Goldville;
Presbyterian church will’ be* held
Sunday morning at 11 o’clock, and at I
the Lydia Mills Presbyterian church i
at 7:30 in the evening. The pastor,■!
Rev. L. W. Brown, has returned from
.a stay of several weeks at Tavares,
Fla.
THE CLINTON CHRONICLE
Page Five
WEEK-END TRIPS .. VISITORS . , ILLNESS
BRIEFS... ABOUT THE PEOPLE YOU KNOW
Items of Interest Concerning Clinton Residents
Mfs. L. D. Blakely
Passes At Hospital
' Mr^. Lillie Holland Blakely, 81,1
H. H. Harris of Columbia, Mrs. Beu-| vC-idoW of the late L. D. Blakely,, died
A -*-1 - ' — *- -- %; , . ■ f
yesterday morning at 11-o’clock at;
the Laurens county hospital where!
Mr. and Mrs Archie Clark at Kings
Mountain, N. C., during' the past
week. .. . i-
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Addison had" as 1
their guests for the week-end Mrs.!
.
Holland of the Tylersvnlle
nity. .
Jr, R. L.
commu-
lah Addison of Goldville, Mrs
j Sherrill of Tampa, Fla.^ and
Mamie Addison of Greenville.
Miss
I’m Writing A Letter to Heaven
Vacant Heart
—Bill Boyd
It’s Gonna Come Homfe to You
Hawaiian Moon
—Cecil Campbell
I Guess I’ve Been Asleep
Indiana Waltz
—Rome Johnson
t
Rocking Alone In An Old Rock
ing Chair
Waltz of the Wind
,—Clyde Moody
Humpty Dumpty Heart
Today
—Hank Thompson
A Woman Has Wrecked Many
A Good Man
A Lonely Heart Knows
—Ernest Tubb
I’ll Be No Stranger There
He Set Me Free
—Chuck Wagon Gang
Mighty Close to Heaven
Love Is the Key
—Chuck Wagon Gang
The Dream .Peddler
Beg Your Pardon
—Francis Craig
Carolina Moon
Haunted Heart
—Perry Como
I’ll Make Cp for Everything
For Every Man There’s A
Woman —Frank Sinatra
Fine Brown Frame
Pig Latin $0ng
—Nellie Lutcher
Strange and Sweet
Beyond the Sea
—Tex Beneke
Soothe Me
Lover
—Stan Kenton
My Lord and I
Gospel Boogie
—Sister Rosetta
Write Me A Letter
Summertime
—The Ravens
How Long Must I Wait for You
Barny and Boogie
—Louis Jordan
Shoo Blues
Big Dill's Boogie
-Big Bill
Cl
mton
Music Shop
Front of Dell's Beauty Shoppe
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Hoag have taken
an apartment- in the home of Mrs.
John T. Little on Woodrow street.
Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe Buzhardt are
guests this week of Mr. and Mrs. Ir
vin H. Ford in Avon Park, Fla., this
week. They will be accompanied
home by Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Hitt,
who
with
J. C
Mrs.
Mary Catherine Anderson, daugn-| 5he been a P atient Past Ave]
ter of Mr. find Mrs. C. W. Anderson, months - The announcement of
their parents, Mr. and
Nanney, and Mr. and Mrs. spent the week-end in Anderson with death was received with regret
Clyde Hardin. Mr. Nanney is a stu-| Gerry Galloway, daughter of Mr. and
dent at Presbyterian college. Mrs. A. B. Galloway.
Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Wrenn and sons: £>r. and Mrs. Duncan Felder and
were guests of relatives in Great children of Union, and Dr. and Mrs.' th ' is afterno °n (Thursday) at J’.IO at
Falls Sunday. /
her;
by
many who knew and loved her.
The funeral. service will be held I
TFelder Smith of Laurens, were guests ‘ the Leesville Methodist church,
Miss Jane Sturgeon of Durham,' Sunday of Mrs. E: Mood Smith and which she was a member. Interment
have been spending several N. C., spent the week-end with her Mrs. E- M. Timmerman. i will follow in the church cemetery,
weeks with thier duaghterj M5s: Ford, "mother, Mrs. H. E. Sturgeon. ' | Mr, and Mrs. Morris Crump are The deceased is survived by one
Mrs. Everett Carson and sons of Miss Lillian Dillard, a student at erecting a new home on Maple street.! *^ rs E^rry Todd, of near
Gastonia, N. C., are visiting her Coker collgee, Hartsville, spent the Mr. ana Mrs. Joe Brehmer, Jr., of' bere: two sons . Rush Blakely-of Phil-;
mother, Mrs. John T. Little. Mr.; week-end with her parents, Mr. and Greenwood, were recent visitors of ! af * c ^ b ' a ’ ^ a '’ an d/E. E. Blakely ofi
Carson joined his family here for the ! Mrs. S. G. Dillard. ( Mr. and Mrs. Joe Brehmer near here.]
! week-end. Friends of Mrs. Little! Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Cason had asi Fnends of Wyman M. Shealy will!
I will regret to know she is ill. | their week-end guests Mr. and Mrs. ! be sorry to know he. is ill at his home.
] Miss Mary Ann King of Symmer- T. T. Wright and daughter. Dorothy,! R ev - an d Mrs. J. H. Darr and chil-
I ville, Ga., and Miss Becky Hicks of - and Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Wright and ben . anf * Miss Sue Cooper visited.
Atlanta, Ga., were week-end guests | daughter, Alice, of Chattanooga,; former’s daughter, Miss Blanche;
of Mr. and Mrs. John William King. Tenn., Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Wright of ^ en Dar , r> at Klue Mountain college,;
Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Jacobs, III,, Tigna.H, Ga., who were here in cele-4^-~p- A ^ un b8 the week-ehd. *|
and son have moved into their re- bration of the birthday of 'theiri ^ 1SS Katrine Martin spent the!
cently completed home on Maple mother, Mrs. Rebecca Wright, who 1 wee * < " enf * ‘ n ^ ra y Court with her;
street. I observed her seventy-sixth birthday l >aren! - s ' Mr. and Mrs. S. E. Martin.
Mr. and Itirs. H D. Payne have re-' on Sunday. * Mrs. J. A. Horton and' Mr a " d ^ rs - T p - P- Carson of
turned from a trip to Florida and a Mlss Harnett Ann Horton of Belton,'j „ spe . I1 . t the week-end with
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were guests ol the Casons on Sunday. I
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Shands.
.Mr. and Mrs. HenryiXuxstat were 1 h JJ 1SS f Jean La >’ton has returned
i- -.- . - - - -- . -- .home af t er spending twb weeks with
week-end guests of^ Mr. and Mrs.
Winfred Gaddy in Albermarle, N. C. ! k C an< * ‘^ ncis m Jacksonville,
visit with relatives and friends
Lakeland and Fort‘Myers.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry'McSween and
son have moved into their recently
purchased home on Young Drive. The Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Bauknight and! . u r u •
former owners, Mr .and Mrs. .E. M. daughter, Amelia, of 'Florence, andi u,* u and _ Mlss Hazle-
Adams, have moved to Charlotte, i Mr. and Mrs. Sam Stone and son;' t '* . c , rion 0 * acon . Ga., have re-
- Miss Joy Godfrey, student at Donnie, of Charleston, spent fbc i " er a , ^ vvitl1 ^e'former’s,
Queens college, Charlotte, N. C., spent week-end with their mother, andij.. F au ® er -in-law, Capt. and
the week-end with her parents, Mr. grandmother, Mrs. Metta Stone. Mrs. ‘‘ e , 011 00re • rs. Dan B. Ay-|
Fannie Mallard ot CeluH^. spentfeL her hane in,
several days last week with her sis*. a ' afler a sev erai days’,
t er Istay with her daughter and son-in-
1 and Mrs."A. B. Godfrey.
Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Pitts oLKnox-
j ville, Tenn.Xspent the week-end with
! his mother, Mrs. Nannie A. Pitts.
Miss Anh Watts of Mountville* is
! making her home with Mrs. S. M.
Warner.
! Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Bagwell, Jr.,
: and daughter, Zane, and Mr. and
1 Mrs. Mitchell -of Gaffney, spent Sun-
| day with Mrs. Bagwell’s parents, Mr.
| and Mrs. J. W. Crain, and with the: the week-end in
former’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. H., h er parents, Mr.
.Sterling A. Pitts, Jr., has acceptea
aTposition with Dapper Hosiery Mills,
Inc..
Or:'*!}. D. Lewis of Columbia, oc
cupied the pulpit at the First Bap
tist church at the Sunday morning
worship hour.
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Taylor spent
Spartanburg with
law.
Tot Contest To Be Held
With Kiwanis Show
nad Mrs. G. H.
Ba f we11 - Hudgins!
I riends of Mrs. J. B. Wilder will be | Miss Frances McKee attended the
glad to know she has returned to her 1 Peterson-Jones wedding in Spartan-
home from Moore’s clinic in Colum-) b ur g recently.
bia and is improving. Mrs. J. R. 1 Dr . and Mrs. John P. Glenn, Sr.,!
Dillard of Jackson ville, Fla., is-vis»| an rf Mr-anri vt™ Tr^-p r. ip-n^ - .-f-r - F - ——
.The contest includes youngsters all
ages up to six years, and there are
A Tiny Tot popularity contest will
be held in connection with the pro
duction of the big radio home talent
show, “Fun For You,” which is being
sponsored by the Kiwanis club and
presented next week, Thursday and
Friday nights. March 11 and 12, at the
1* vis» an d Mr. and Mrs. John P.
iting Mrs. \\ ilder. ! of Spartanburg, were guests Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. Max Nanney spent ] 0 f Dr . and Mrs. S. C. Hays,
the week-end in Forest City, N. C., j Mr. and MrSTT. W. Hardin, Jr..
, were week-end guests of the latter's
i sister, Mrs. Philip Eassy, and Mr.
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DINING ROOM
BEDROOM SUITES
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Phone 425
Eassy in Greenville.
prizes, honors and a lot of fun con
nected with the con'est. Everyone
can take part. The children will be
stage during the opening ‘ broadcast”,
. mr t * presented on both nights from the
Mr and Mrs. HobertJ Pitts spent : ^ ..Children’s Story Hour.”
several days m Atlanta. Ca„ dur.ng | p rlzes ^ be prcsc „ u , d J ^ mUe
f- T 0.1 f t> ,1 b oys and girls in first and second
Miss Jane Little of Rockingham, v 0 , . .
... , , * , MPiaces. Votes are one cent eacn.
N. C., spent the week-end with her u/otooT"? -
0 .. ’ ’I. . . T ... ; watch for the store sponsoring vour
■nother, to John W. IatUe B j little favorite. Picture, and intor- 1
1 Rev. W. B. Thome and Rev. C. B , matj()n CDncerning lh [ittl comest .
1 Atkinson of Chesnee, were guests anB ma> . be sec „ jn th( , win(low thi8 .
2+2=4
during the week of the former’s son-
in-law *and daughter, Mr. and Mrs.
Vernon Trammell.
Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Anderson and
Lois Marie Haselden visited Mr. and
Mrs. J. P. Carter and family in Spar
tanburg during the week.
Eddie Boswell of Augusta, Ga.,
spent several days last week as the
guest of Mrs. J. H. Donnan and Miss
Miriam Donnan.
Friday, at which time the contest
opens. First prizes are being donated
1 by Hamilton’s Jewelers. For informa-
ition about entering your child, con-
j tact any of the following committee
members: Mrs. Kenneth Baker, Mrs..
Henderson Pitts, Mrs. Harry Wilkes'
and Mrs. W. R. Anderson.
Private Owen Stationed
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Mr. and Mrs. John L. Martin o a . t a* D
Spartanburg, spent Sunday w i t h V't I 6X0$ Air 0056
their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. j
and Mrs. W. R. Martin. Private Charles H Owen, son of
Friends of Mrs! W. W. Simpson ; Mrs - Alcie 0wen '<> f th ‘s city, is serv-
i will be glad to know she is improv-! w *th the air force in the 47th'
j ing at the home oif Mr. and Mrs. | Maintenanre and Supply group lo-
] Frank Simpson, after being a pa- c‘ a ted at Biggs air base;' El Paso,
tient at Hays hospital. Texas. The group is a unit of the
Mr. and Mrs. James Suber of.'Sa-; 47 ^ Bombardment wing in the tae-
R j vannah, Ga., were week-end guests a ' r commands 12th air force. ^
8 of.Mr. and Mrs. Henry C. Suber. Prior to entering the service. Pvt.!
gj Billy Falls has reenlisted in the ° wen S^uated from Clinton high
g J navy and is now stationed in Char-J Scb<X) ' Since being stationed at Biggs
leston. i a * r base lie has been active in sports 1
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Goldville, S. C.
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Morning Shows—Monday, Wednesday, Friday, 10 A. M.
Matinee—Monday, Wednesday, Friday 1:15 P f M.
Night Shows—Every night 6:30 and 8:30
Admission 35c (29c plus 6c tax); Children under 12—9c
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THURSDAY AND FRIDAY, MARCH 4-?
"BRUTE FORCE"
With BI RT LANCASTER
11
SATURDAY, MARCH 6—
"CALCUTTA 1
^ With ALAN LADD
...Also...
Two-Reel Andy Clyde Comedy
MONDAY AND TUESDAY, MARCH 8*9—
'WISTFUL WIDOW OF WAGON GAP
With ABBOTT and COSTELLO
11
' $
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Hipp and son,
Ernest Hipp, Jr., spent the weke-end
in Savannah, Ga., as guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Edwin TreadwelL
Virgil and Frank Simpson, Jr., stu
dents at Clemson college, spent the
week-end with their parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Simpson. They had as
j their guest Roy Gibson of Greenville.
Mrs. B. W. Owens spent the week
end in Spartanburg wiThTlheir moth-;
er, Mrs. W. R. Bridges.
Mr. and Mrs. Durward Murdock
and son and Mr. and Mrs. Brooks!
Allen were visitors in Greenwood ]
Sunday. .
Mrs. (^orge Holland, accompanied 1
Mr. Ad Mrs. Joe Hagins and in
fant daughter, Rita, exf Abbeville, 1
spent Sunday in Lancaster with Mr.)
Hagins’ parents, Mr. andf Mrs. O. L.i
Hagins.
Lt. Ernest Hipp left this week for
1 Hawaii, where he will have com-
|mand of a PCE boat operating out of
! Pearl Harbor. • -
Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Breoheen^ for
merly of Dallas, Texas, are now mak-
;ing their home herei Mr. Brecheen
• was transferred here as manager of |
and 111 the service club activities.
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 10— '
SOMETHING IN THE WIND
Also — CASH NIGHT
m
a
NEXT-
"WILD IRISH ROSE"
News Reels on<L Selected Short Subjects
v COLORED BALCONY
Scott’s store and began his duties
Monday.
Mrs. Olin A. Moore and son, Cur
tis, are visiting relatives in Rocky I
Mount, N. C. -
Mrs. Thompson Pitts, Mrs. Mazie
Abrams, Mrs. Wayne Martin, and
, Mrs. Elton SaiffineYs, of Newberry^
spent Sunday with the (forme 's
• daughter, Mrs. R. L. Longshore, and
I Mr. Longshore. , ^
Mf. and~~Mvs.. W. M. Chpney were
in Atlanta, Ga., during the \yeek on
a busines atrip.
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Neely and ,Mr.
and Mrs. R. C. Adair were gueats of
FLY
TIME IS HERE!
Screen now, keep Sir. and
Mrs. Fly on the outside to
protect The health of your
family.
New Screens or
Screen Repairing
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Phone 318
Estimates Gladly Furnished
First grade stuff? Sure it is, but in the year of
a 39 billion dollar peace time budget, the.promises
. . . S* C
of politicians farming up for an election, and the
Marshall plan for aiding 'less fortunate nations,
someone must keep their feet on the ground and re r
member fundamentals. That person is the business
»
man.
If your plans for 1948 call for the friendly co
operation of a bank which believes that only pro
duction can make our country prosperous, and only
old-fashioned thrift can keep it that way, then
there may be a place for us in your future. Please
call on us.
Established 1886
BANKERS
Capital $400,000.00
A WISP OMUTEO SltVER SLUE
Advance fashion-note for the prettiest legs in town .
these extra-special lark wood-lovely nylons. Wear
them with Novy and they become bluer .. wear them
with Gray and they're grayer with flattering overtones
ot blue For on especially dramatic accent, team
larkwood Blue Cloud with palest of bieges, pinks
lemon-yellows.
or
pr.
Full-Fashioned Vamp-Toe Nylons — $2.2">
(15 denier, 51 gauge)
Seam-Free Nylons (20 denier) — $1.35 pr.
Sizes S| » to 10' j
The Earline Shop
Corner Fitts and Broad Sts.
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Clinton, S. C.
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