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THE CLINTON CHRONICLE
Thursday, July 8, 1948 ^
BRIEFS.. ABOUT.
PEOPLE YOU KNOW
son. spent ttve week-end with her. —
parents. Mr. and, Mrs. L. C. Smgley. j nilNTI ir\ A - A ft(
Mrs. D. O. Rhamc leaves Saturday! |)||^ | [|[}/\ | J AND
for a -.week's stay ih x Montreat, N. C., j
xs the 1 guest of Dr. amt Mrs. M. A. t
Macdonald. Ricky RhamKis visiting
. . , _ , aunt, Mrs. James MuVcah, in
Week-End Trips . . Visitors Batesburg
Mr. and Mrs. John Lindsay Jof Co
lumbia, were guests Sunday of th
Poole Family Holds
Annual Reunion
ANNIVERSARIES NOTED
Forty-eight members of the.'faip- C^nt 011 -
ily of the late William Augustus and
dren, Mr. and Mts. Deanv Martin and
-efttfUffen, M. T. Poole, Mr. and Mrs:
R. E. Poole and son, Carroll, and
Mrs. Leroy Sanders and-sons all cf
ARROW Stapling Machines — the
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Chronicle Publishing Co.
The Chronicle Extends Greetinge Ruth Todd Pool including all thir . SI BSCRIBE TO THE CHRONICL1
To Those Whose Birthdays and —~ _ ’
teen of their children, gathered at ^
Call 74 For Your Needs.
CHRONICLE PUBLISHING CO.
Anniversaries Occur This Week.
Mrs. Mildred Garrison has return- former's sister, Mrs. E. B. Sloan.
J to her home after being a patient
t Hays hospital for several days.
Fr;ends of MisS Annelle Falls ^haTe taken an^apartmenMn'the July If
’ so r r, v, ° *now, S he is a patient in home of Rev and Mr ^ w Q l Foster . Miss
... hospital suffering in- . . „ - _ _Ki,.thrTiv Tni
Mr. '‘hnd Mrs. Harold Pitts have ^^--*” - v * ul
the home place in the Long Branch
Mr. and Mrs. Calvert Marsh have
(returned from their wedding trip
Newberry
t- rece.x ed m an autombile acci-
it auring the week-end.
'. and Mrs. M. W. Brown left
iorday for a two weeks’ vacation ^^n 10 in Greenvlile.
.nts of interest in Mexico. Miss Anne Dixon
Jo V s
\ community, near Clinton, on Mon-
Mr. and Mrs. Taylor Maitin will daV( j u jy 5 f f or annual Poole
observe their wedding anniversary f am jiy reunion. *
■ , Among those enjoying the delicious
odfrey will celebrate her picnic lunch which was served dur-
3. ing the day were: Boyce Pnnli» r jyrr-
eturned from a wedding trip to the Mr. and MrS^NL Lee \\illar^ will urid Mrs. Fail Alexander and daugh-
mountains and are'’ making their observe their wedding anniversary ter, Jackie, and Mrs. Bill Powell and
July 10. \ .daughter, Peggy, all of Laurens; Mr.
liter of Mr. anc * ^• rs ' J ames A. Poole of Dunn,«
was maid oi Paula Ann Jones, dai
M: and Mrs. Robert Oxlev an honor in the wedding of Miss Hilda and Mrs. Van Jones, celebt^ated h,er
t-n of Spartanburg, spent the Allen and Roy C. Poole, Jr., of Wood- first birthday Monday, July
ek-end with relatives hctc;
M: . and Mrs. H. C. Smith of Clem-
A
( ITATION FOR LETTERS OF
ADMINISTRATION
’h - State of South Carolina,
unty of Laurens, i
By J. H. Wasson, Probate Judge:
Whereas William E. Boyd made
: :a me to grant him Letters of
;m;nis!ration of the Estate and ef-
ol John H. W. Bovd.
M \\
. ■ d appear before me
N. C.; Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Poole of
Woodruff; Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Poole
ruff, which took place Friday eve- Thad Johnson, Jr., will celebihete a 3b fnv^ of W r^'
ning at the bride’s home in Fountain birthday July 18. \ if- 0016 and .family of Elberton, Ga.;.
Inn. Billy Johnson will
Mrs. Bailey Williams and son are birthday July 21.
visiting her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Mary McCall Nettles, daughter of fi^ ??. :® ..^°. e ’ ^. I , r '
W. S. Nichalson, in Darlingtbn.
Mrs. W. O. Brown of Rock Hill, ed her birthday July 3.
is spending a few days with her sis- Mr. and Mrs. Robert McCrary cel-
ter, Mrs. Alma McKee. ebrated their wedding aniversary
Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Nichols and June 30.. —
daughter, Amelia, were guests of Mr. Mr. and Mrs. William M. Shields
and Mrs. G. M. Wilson in Johnson will celebrate their wedding anniver-]
sary July 13.
sone of
e a birth
day July 10.
celebrate hi^ Mr. and Mrs. John H. Poole and
, family of Cross Anchor; and Allen
!Pot*l
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Nettles, celebrat- and Al
|ma Jo.NHr. and Mrs. W. R. Brown,
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Poole and chil-
JUST RECEIVED SHIPMENT
G-E FANS
10 AND 12-INCH OSCILATING
Western Auto Associate Store
HOME OWNED and OPERATED by
JONES F. BURGESS
MISGROVE ST. CLINTON, S. C. PHONE 602-W
r ‘ City, Term., during the holidays. sary July 13.
- .'V’m th!fv Mrs - Fran ois Blalock spent yester- Geofge Heyward Sease,
i 'ni rroriit C V j i ^ a y in Anderson with her sister, Mrs. Mrs. T. M. Sease, will have
t l ana (. realtors of the said John . v. ,, .. r.-iy
In.yo deceased, that they he Mr * s M artha ^illgr is the guest of Fred Fowler has a birthday July
11. - •
in the Court
■ to be held at Laurens
House. Laurens, S. C„ on July
icxt.
is.
an
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publication hereof, at
i the forenoon, to show
they have, u
»n should not be grant
relatives in Knoxville, Tenn.
Miss Alliene Dees and Ralph Har- Mr. and Mrs. Chick Ray will cele-
ris visited Pvt. Ray P. Jennings and brate a wedding anniversary July 13.
George Cornelson, Jr., has a birth
day July 12.
der my hand, this -6th
Anno Domini 1948.
liIWVLETTE WASSON
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DECK IOCS
BAKERY
TREATS,
I OR HOT WEATHER
Pvt. Horace Spoone at Fort Jackson
i during the week.
,hy the said „ . , , ,r j r-i l
i. Friends of Miss Myra and Ch-n-s
Adair, Jr., will~be glad to know they
are improving satisfactorily from in
juries received in a car accident Mon
day night. Miss Sara Ashley of Abbe-
v.Ile, and Miss Olivia M^FaHdpn nf
Gable, who were visiting Miss Adair,
were also injured and are recuperat
ing at the Adair home.
Revival Meeting At
Hurricane Church
J iidgr
iicane
U SCIOCS COOKIES,
PIES, PASTRIES.
DREADS.
Ma> We Serve You
TINMAN’S
BAKERY
J. L. TINMAN. Mgr.
Revival services at the Hu>
Baptist church will begin Sunday af-
Iternoon, July 11, at 3:15 o’clock and
Mr. and Mrs. P. M. Clement of continue through the following,. Fri-
Xharlest >n, spent the week-end with day. The services will be held each"
the latter’s parents, Mr. aricTMrs. T. night at 8:00 o’clock and the public
J, Leake. cordially invited to attend. The
Mr. and Mrs. W. Ray Owens and Rev. J. H. Darr, of this city, is the
family spent the holidays‘ in the P as l° r anc i vv 'ill lead the-services.
mountains near Tamassee with rela- i ^ .
tives - Johnson. Winqard
Mrs. H. L. Scaife and Miss Mary k . q. ^
Scaife of Washington, D. C., are vis- At V^Omp jf6WOrt
iting the former’s sister, Mrs. W. B. ♦
Owens, Sr. They will also be joined Lt. Col. Walter A. Johnson and
here the coming week by Mrs, Major B. F. Wingard, who are on the 1
jScaife’s daughter, Mrs. Hazel Det- state staff of the South Carolina
1 wiler. (National Guard, are spending two
; r : ; weeks at Camp Stewart, Ga., for the’
FOR BRIDES — Wedding Invitations annual summer training period.
dr Announcements, engraved or 1 , ^
process printed, Reception and Call-
ing Cards. We will be happy to sup
ply your needs. Ciirorircle Pub. Co.
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Cooled With Washed Air
THURSDAY AND FRIDAY,
July 8 and 9
E 4 GLE LION FILMS presents
BUD ~~
ABBOTT
“The
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COSTELLO i
Moose
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2:38, 4:33, 7:38, 9:33.
NEWS and SHORTS.
9c and 35c
SATURDAY, JULY 10
ONE DAY ONLY _
Sin Town
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY,
July 9 and 10
The Wild Frontier
A new ALAN “ROCKY” LANE
Western, with ALAN LANE and
JACK HOLT.
Starts:
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Friday: 2:27, 4:5S, 7:29. 10:00.
Saturday: 1:30. 4:01, 6:32, 9:03.
...plus...
i Gangs of Chicago
With LLOYD NOLAN. BAR
TON McLANE, and LOLA LANE.
Starts:
Friday: 3:26, 5:57, 8:28._
Saturday: 2:29, 5:00, 7:31, 10:02.
Chapter 5—
Dick Tracy Returns
g:30A. M. Show SATURDAY.
9c and 30c
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A rip-roaring action story. With 1
BRODERICK CRAWFORD and
CONSTANCE BENNETT.
Starts: 2:25, 4:12, 5:59, 7:46, 9:33.|
COMEDY. 9c and 35c
MONDAY AND TUESDAY,
July 12 and 13
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MONDAY AND
July 12 and
TUE
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Jinx Money
ESDAY,
Speeding Train Stops
' ‘ Fight Between Drivers
ABERDEEN, MD. — A south
bound express settled at least the
initial phase of an argument that
arose when a local motorist
found his way across the Penn
sylvania railroad tracks blocked
by another motor car.
Corp. John Lanbeck of the
state police said Frank Siran-
gelo, 35, left his vehicle to argue
with the other driver, heard a
crash, and turned around to see
that a train had carried his car
a mile down the tracks.
Persistent Soldier
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Talks Way to tail
0.1. Spends Two Days Telling
Authorities of Theft.
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State of the Union
The Bowery Boys track down
'mobsters in a laugh riot.
With LEO GORCEY, HUNTZ
It’s a “super” picture, which is HALL, and BETTY CALDWELL,
very timely as cracks at the Amer- | Starts; 2;43 4:34 7:43 9;34
ican political scene are taken right
and left. It's breezy and rapid-fire. NEWS and COMEDY. 9c & 30c
With SPENCER TRACY, AN
GELA LANSBURY. KATHERINE WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY,
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HEPBURN, VAN JOHNSON and'
ADOLPHE MENJOU.
Starts: 2:00, 4:12, 7:00, 9:12.
NEWS. 9c and 35c:
10 A. M. Show MONDAY.
Cool Comfort!
July 14 and 15
3 HITS
WEDNESDAY, JULY 14
ONE DAY ONLY
Are You With It!
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Musical Comedy.
W'Ah QONAL.D O’CONNOR,
OLGA SAN JUAN and MARTHA
STEWART.
Starts: 2:45, 5:00, 7:15, 9:30.
...Also...
Louis-Walcotf Fight
Starts: 2:25, 4:40, 6:55, 9:00.
GOOD SHORT.S. „ 9c" and 35c j
10 A. M. Show. -
Cool Comfort!
Partners Of the
Sunset
A JIMMY WAKELY Western.
—£:00, 3:44, 5:49«7:57, 10:05.
...plus...
Louis-Walcott Fight
3:21, 5:29, 7:37, 9:45.
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Laurel and Hardy
Three?Reel Comedy.
2:57, 5:05j7:13, 9:21.
Tex Granger, Chap. 2
9c and 30c
KANSAS CITY, MO.—A 24-year-
old soldier who spent two days try
ing to convince authorities here that
he had stolen a motor car made
some progress when he was arrest
ed and held in.jail.
The man was Leonard Martin
West Jr. of Cimarron, Okla. West
said he spent four and one-half 1
years in the army, including over- |
r seas service in World War II, re- ;
enlisted December 15 in the army
air corps and has been stationed at
Lowry field in Denver.
West said he went to Montrose,
Colo., to visit friends. There, he
said, he stole an Oldsmobile sedan
from Sam Trujillo and drove it to
Amarillo, Tex., where he abandoned
it at a filling station and hitchhiked
to Kansas City.
“Sam is one of my best friends,”
West told police. “I don’t know^why
I ever stole his’ car unless it’s be-
♦! cause I have a war neurosis—I haVe
* ^ j headaches and things like that.”
o After arriving here, West’s con-
science began to trouble him, he
^ told police. He said he was unable
to sleep and arose, 'dressed and
went to the federal courthouse de
termined to confess and surrender.
"A guard over there told me to
come back later when some of the
federal agents would be there,”
West said.
“I went back and confessed and
they didn’t seem to believe me.
Someone gave me a dollar and told
me to go out and get me a good
breakfast. I did, and Went to a
movie, but I couldn't forget about
that car and about being almost
,AWOL from the army ; ”
West said he returned to the fed
eral building, intent on making an
other attempt to convince agents he
had stolen a motor car.
By that time agents had checked
West’s story and were more inter
ested in him, he said. They turned
him over to police, who also ques
tioned him and placed him in jail.
NOTE—LOUIS-WALCOTT FIGHT WILL BE SHOWN WEDNES
DAY AT CASINO—and WED.-THURSDAY AT BROADWAY.
STAPLING MARINES—Arrow and
M^rkwell, and staples. Chronicle
Publishing Co., Stationery Dept.
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“Savings Great In ’48”
JULY
CLEARANCE SALE!
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BIG REDUCTIONS!
LADIES' DRESSES
$5.00
Values to $12.95
We are cleaning house on all Summer Dresses. Many
styles, all sizes.
SUMMER GOODS REDUCED!
PIECE GOODS
58c yd
White and
waistband.
Values to $1.19 Yard
Summer Sheers, Organdies, Printed Dimity, Printed
Spuns. 36 inches wide, fast to washing. It will pay you
to sew and save.
SPECIAL PURCHASE!
RAYON SLIPS
$1.77
Values to $2.98
Lace-trimmed, full cut and full length. Perfect fitting.
Sizes 32 to 44. Tearose.
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SPECIAL PURCHASE!
LADIES’ RAYON PANTIES
59c —2 Pr. S1.00
Actual $1.00 Values
tearose. Elastic and band legs. All elastic
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. ANOTHER SHIPMENT!
SHAG RUGS
99c
Actual 52.00 Value ; 1 _
Blue, rose, tan. green, and while.
BIG VALUE! 51 GAUGE, 15 DENIER
NYLONS - 99c Pair
Leg flattery in every pair, cobweb sheer, new summer
shades. .Sizes S 1 !, to 10K>.
CLOSE-OUT! *
CHILDREN’S SANDALS
99c Pair
Values to $2.98
Now you can save on these quality Sandals—and a low,
low' price. v
BIG TOWEL SALE
24c, 38c, 43c, 58c, 63c
The scoop of the year! Big thirsty Cannon towels—bought
right, priced right. Big savings for you.
BIG REDUCTION^! BIG SAVINGS!
MEN’S SUMMER SUITS
$19.88
Men, now you can buy a quality-made Summer
Suit at a give-apay price. Tropicals, rayons.
Sizes 34 to 46. Regulars, longs shorts, stouts.
» ' CLOSE-OUT! MEN’S
SEERSUCKER SUITS
$10.44
Actual $19.98 Value
Good-looking, cool Seersucker Suits, perfect fit-
ling, sanforized sh>unk. Sizes 36 to 46. Regulars,
longs, stouts.
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SALE! MEN’S CITADEL SKIP DENT
MEN’S DRESS SHIRTS
$2.44 Each
Men’s cool, cool summer weight skip dent Dress
Shirts. Full cut, sanforized, guaranteed perfect
quality. Sizes 14 to 17. Sleeve lengths 32 to 35.
SPECIAL PURCHASE! FRINGED
HOBNAIL SPREADS
S4.44
Actual $7.95 Value
These are genuine ball-fringed Chenille Spreads,
guaranteed perfect quality., Beautiful, long last
ing. full double bed sizes. Peach, blue, rose, green
and white.
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