The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, December 16, 1948, Image 2
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THE CLINTON CHRONICLE
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Thursday, December 16, 1948
WAGONS
RADIO FLYER — BIG TIRES
SPEC IAL THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY ONLY
S9.39
Regular Price $11.95
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One Lot of Merritt Wagons
Same >ize a> Radio Flyer, hut smaller tire. Regular price
$11.50. This week onlv at—
S7.95
This, price cannot he duplicated in Clinton.
COX HOME AND AUTO SUPPLY
201 N. Broad St. — Phone 12
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CASINO THEATRE THE BROADWAY
Till RSDAY AND FRIDAY.
December 1C and 17
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\Tt RDAY. DECEMBER 18
ONE DAY ONLY
Flying Tigers
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MONDAY AND TEESDAY,
December 20 and 21
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MAIIM - comt
Starts: 2:20, 4:15, 7:20, 9:15.
NEWS. 9c,and 35c
10 A M. Show' MONDAY.
WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 22
ONE DAY ONLY
FRIDAY AND SATT RDAY,
December 17 and 18
Sundown In Santa Fe
AN ALAN LANE WESTERN)
Starts:
Friday: 2:34. 5:08. 8:42. .
Saturday: 1:30. 3:57. 6:24. 8:51.
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Strange Mrs. Crane
(Blackmail)
With MARJORIE LORD and.
P.OBERT SHAYNE.
Starts: •
Friday: 3:34, 6:08. 9:42.
• Saturday: 2:30. 4:57,-7:21, 9:51.
Last Chapter—
Frank and Jesse James
9:30 A. M. Show SATURDAY
9c and 30c
MONDAY AND TEESDAY,
December 20 and 21
Lady From Cheyenne
(Western)
With LORETTA YOUNG, ED
WARD ARNOLD and ROBERT
PRESTON.
Starts: 2:25, 4:19. T.-25, 9:19.
NEWS and CARTOON.
9c and 30c
WE D N E S D A Y A NO* THE RSDAY,
December 22 and 23
Hawk of Powder
River
EDGAR BIRGEK
DINAH SHORE
otfrbMt* * who «»o»o plCT j^j
color It TtCHHICTLOB
Starts: 2:29. 4:11, 5:53. 7:35, 9:17.
SELECTED SHORTS.
10 A. M. Show 9c and 35c
(Western)
With EDDIE DEAN and JEN-
NIFER HOLT.
Starts: 2:34, 5:07, 7:40, 10.43.
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Bungalow 13
('Mystary)
With TOM CONWAY and MAR
GARET HAMILTON.
Starts: 3:23 r 6:01, 8:34.
Congo Bill,.Chap. 6
9c and 30c
| City Schools To
Present Four
Christmas Programs
The high school glee club will give
a program of Christmas music at the
First Baptist church Sunday evening
at T'SO. The program is under the
direction of L. G. Nilson. Mrs. Cald-;
well Henderson and Miss Martha
Washington.
Providence School
The music department of Provi- •
dence school wnll give a program of
Chijisimas music . Sunday afternoon
at 4 o’clock in the school auditorium.
The program will be given by boys
and girls of the fourth through sev
enth grades, under the direction of
Miss Mary Johnson and Miss Clyde
Smith.
Wednesday morning, the 22nd, pu
pils of the first three grades will give
a Christmas program at the regular
chapel hour.
Florida Street School
The musie—department of Florida;
Street school, under the direction o!
Miss Agnes Davis and Miss Minnie
Taylor, will render a program at the
First Presbyterian church on Wed-
1 nesday evening, December 22, at -
7:30 o’clock.
Academy Street School
A program of.Christmas music w'ill
be given Tuesday, December 21, at
llo'clock :n the Academy Street
school auditorium, under the direc
tion of M.ss Kate Milam, Miss Odetta
Mauney and L. G. Nilson.
The music department of all the
grammar schools is under the super
vision of Mr. Nilson, of Greenville,
and Miss Washington.
SIX-INCH SERMON
By Rev. Robert H. Harper
drous night in Bethlehem. We can j
now see that, though Rome and oth
er empires have perished, the empire
of Christ lives on. Jesus came to es
tablish a kingdom in the hearts of
men.
GOOD NEWS IN THE BIBLE
(Christmas)
Lesson for December 19: Luke 2: of peace was born. Its realization
seems long delayed. Which will prove
the greater—the atomic bomb or Je-
good news of Jesus and his redeem
ing love. And to all—the old greet
ing, A Merry Christmas and a Happy
New Year.
■With the coming of Jesus the hope'
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Memory Selection: Luke 2:10
Roman power made necessary the stis Christ? The disturbed condition
journey of Joseph and Mary to Beth- of the. world is a challenge to faith,
lehem — to “be enrolled.” With no Uet our faith in the Prince of Peace i
room In the inn, they went into the be strengthened. May the latest
stable, where Jesus was born and Christmas season make us sure of’
laid in a manger. The same night an peace in our own hearts^ Let us think
angel appeared unto the shepherds, peace, pray for peace, and help to
and was soon joined by the heaven- bring peace and joy to others,
ly host. Above all, as we celebrate Christ-1
The passing of 2000 years enables mas, may our chief thought be of
us the better to understand that won- Jesus. He is the hope of a warless
: World. The genesis of peace is in the
■ hearts of men. As war begins in
men’s hearts, so peace can begin
there. In this Christmas let us dedi
cate ourselves anew to spread the'
t J. C. Penney Company
♦ Authorizes Special
Payment for Associates
The b ’ard of directors of the J. C.
Penney company has authorized a
special payment of an amount equal
to two weeks’ pay, for all full-time
associates who have been employed
for the full ye^r of 1948 and on a
proportionate basis for extra and
part-time associates and for those
employed less than a year.
All Penney associates throughout
the company share in this payment
except those who are members of
the management staff and whose
earnings are determined largely by
the company's long-standing profit-
sharing plan.
R. N. Blackwelder. manager of the
J. C. Penney company store here,
said that more than 50.000 Penney
associates all over the United States
will participate in this payment, in
cluding 21 of the Clinton store. He
further empha^zed that this was not
a Christinas bonus in the usual sense
and was non-recurring. It was au
thorized in recognition of the unusual
bosiness and economic conditions ex
isting today.
The company some years ago sub
stituted a thrift and profit-sharing
plan for the more usual Christmas
bonus and into tnis plan is annually
paid a proportionate share of com
pany earnings. The current extra
payment,, just announced, is addi
tional to these thrift and profit-shar
ing benefits.
In Memoriam
TO DAD
Dear Dad, you're just across the way,
But we’re sa lonely here each day. j
Oh, how we miss your tender smile
And haw we dreaded that last mile.
Now’, as we stand beside your grave,
We carmot say that we are brave, i
For painful tears are in our hearts
Because from you we had to part.
And now we think of many years
That yuu have shared our tears.
We think of all the things you said
As you would rest oar weary heads.
So at the end of every day
We ll pray to meet you again some
day.
We pray becaase our hearts are sad,
We pray because we miss our Dad.
—MRS BEN CAMPBELL
ANO CHILDREN.
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and girls. Most unusual opportunity to buy a massive deluxe
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Limit—You May Buy 1 to 4 Rings
Gigantic Display—Better Rings. SterUng
or Gold-Filled Clusters, $1.95 and up.
Men’s Rings, $1.49 and up,
, • Prices subject to tax.
MAKES AN IDEAL GIFT
Name or Initial Engraved FREE
BELK'S DEPT. STQRE
Clinton's Leading Dept. Store
DOMINION
WAFFLE
BAKERS
Practical, Useful,
Beautiful Home Gift
$10.75
HOME
SUPPLY CO.
Next to Bailey's Bulk
Phone 423
The Bus Station
Will Be Closed
CHRISTMAS DAY
and the
DAY AFTER CHRISTMAS
Buses, however, will run on
schedule and will make
their usual stops at the
station.
MARX
ELECTRIC
TRAINS
Complete with
Transformers, Cars, etc.
Christmas Special
$14.95
HOME
SUPPLY CO.
Phone 423
CHRISTMAS
TREE
LIGHTS
All Colors G. E. Bulbs
(Extra bulbs in stock)
$1.65 Set
HOME
SUPPLY CO.
Rhone 423
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Is Drinking
Destroying
Your Home?
Are YOU losing the love
of your family . , . the
respect of your friends
because you can’t curb
your craving for drink/
Is each attempt to quit
drinking a failure no
matter how often or earn
estly you resolve never
to touch another drop?
ALCOHOLISM CAN
BE OVERCOME
The amazing tried and
proved method followed
Dy specially trained phy
sicians find nurses at 1
Alco-Haven purifies the
blood stream ana re
moves the alcoholic poi
sons. Treatment i£ di
rected toward restora
tion to full health, rather
than the usual “sober
ing up” methods.
b<A FREE BOOKLET
in piam envtlope
ALCO HAVEH SANITARIUM
2-4485 9tufJir
605 E NORTH ST. GREENVILLE. S C
Dr. Fred E. Holcombe
Optometrist
ANNOUNCES THE NEW LOCATION
OF HIS OFFICES
200 SOUTH BROAD STREET
(Across From Casino Theatre)
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Phone 658
SCHWINN BUILT
BICYCLES
AMERICA S BEST
The Gift Every Boy
and Girl Wants Most
$49.95
HOME
SUPPLY CO.
Phone 423
Dust From
The Wheel
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Rolling pin, used and scarred,
but has a lot of fight in it
yet. One only. First’n gets it,
for 46-‘ l ic
Beds, dubie, single, hard, soft,
good, sorry SI.98 up
Dress Goods, prints, flower and
stripes, lovely and tacky pat
terns, yd. 69e
Battery Radio, used but has a
lot of static and bad programs
lelt in it. New battery.
Terms. *. S39.50
Bowls, good for gravy, or to
raise bulbs in 2c up
Plates (china, not dental, for
only 19c up
Razor Blades, pkg.
.. 5c
Men’s Socks, for every-day
fc>
wear, dozen pairs $1.50
Tea C ups to fit every purse,
mouth, or coffee pot TVic up
THE WHEEL
Just around Corner from A & P
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HITS OF THE
DAY
White Christmas
—Jo Stafford
The First Noel
-Andy Russell
Silent Night
armen Cavallaro
Winter Wonderland
—Andrews Sisters
The Christmas Song
—Bing Crosby
Auld Lang Syne
—Guy Lombardo
My Darling, My Darling
—Peter Lind Hayes
Hold Me
-Peggy Lee -
Mine, All Mine
—Jimmy Wakely
You Drove Me To Another’s
Arms —Eddie Kirk
The Christmas Waltz
—Chiffie Stone
Here Comes Santa Claus
—Gene Autry
Christmas Carols By the
Old Corral —Tex Ritter
Do You Wonder Why?
—Roy Acuff
Beneath That Lonely Mound
of Clay —Molly O’Day
I Feel That Old Age
Creeping On —Homer & Jethro
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Bewildered
—Lonnie Johnson
Rainy Weather Blues
—Roy Brown
White Christmas
—The Ravens
No .Money, No Luck Blues
—Ivory Joe Hunter
Cp Above My Head I Hear
Music In the Air
—Sister Rosetta—Marie Knight
SEE US TODAY FOR THE
LATEST IN RECORDS AND
SHEET MUSIC
CLINTON
MUSIC SHOP
Front of Dell’s Beauty Shoppe
Robes! Robes!
REDUCED!
FAMOUS
TEXTRON ROBES
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$10.95
(Originally $16.95)
BOTANY
ALL WOOL ROBES
$13.95
(Originally $21.95)
$11.95
(Originally $19.95)
Beautiful Colors — All Sizes
THE IDEAL GIFT FOR HER
•••.Also**
LOVELY TEXTRON GOWNS, SLIPS,
AND BEDJACKETS
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QeneJlndemn
“VOUR MERRY CHRISTMAS STORE”