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Pafre Two THE CLINTON CHRONICLE THURSDAY, JULY 14. 1949 ( III K( II H'OMKN TO MKET The Worsen of the Churo'l) an i the < Irv of the First Prenbyterian rluii, li will moot jointly Monday iftornoon, July 18, at •! O’clock at (ho church. -SPORTS- liv DONNY WILDER THE CASINO UFDNKSDAY AM) TIH RSDAY July IJ and It auMf www iMenutmirm^tuiwf ommai m PtttTON rosiu ■ lARSAKA MUTTON , Feature: 2 (10, :t:S0, r>:40, 7:30. 9:20. BruCe Gentry, Chop. 7 10 A M Show WEDNESDAY 9c and 35c FRIDAY AND SATI RDAY. July 15 and 1G RIDERS OF THE WHISTLING PINES C.ENE AUTRY WESTERN. Starts: Friday: 2 24. 4 53. 7 22. 9:51. Saturday: 1 30, 4 00, 6:30, 9:00. ...plus... LADIES OF THE CHORUS With A DELE JF.Kr,F.NS and KOKEHT HIUXJKS Friday 3 34. 6 03. 8 32. Saturday 2 30. 5:00, 7 30. 10 00 Chapter 3— King of Rocket Men 9c and 35c MOM>\\ WDTFFSDAY. July IK and 19 0M00 0M00, THE SHARK GOD 1 i.l Adventure 1 »\ Ul ' t ARIX'BA and l I s ' \ KINCAID F« c 2 Cv. 4 2l' r 7:45, 9 28. NEWS AND Slk'RTS 9 and 35c muscles that have an appetite for, R. s. Creswell, Mr. and Mrs. Mack action. Donnan and son, of Greenville; Mr. Model Motor Plane Craie Hite City and Mrs. Pursley Tompkins and A motor plane craze has been j daughters, Myrtle Beach; Worth Ab- started here by James Wolfe, insur- ercrombie, Conway; Mr. and Mrs. A. , a nee man <fnd operator of the Clin- c. Abercrombie and children, Bur- ton Music Supply Co. N | lington, N. C.; Mrs. Clara Dulin and The Clinton Cavaliers swept their i The fad for model airp i aneSi p 0 w-, sons. Charlotte; Mr. and Mrs. Aus- tnree-jt jme senes ft om las! ^‘ ue ered by proportional motors, has ev- tin Berry, Thomas Davis, Mrs. Lu- Kiverdale ha., club and looked to eI ne j n the pi or id a Street area cile Crane and children, Mr. and Mrs. ne w lauuM> as ..u'\ m0(V ^ a u pn'their toes as the owners of these ‘ Fleming Johnson and sons, Mrs. Mar- Shoan^ in a tmee-game .-'Ot.Os ..ns p^nes practice Hying and testing garet Higgins, Spartanburg; Mr. and coming week. their powered models. A crowd of Mrs. Walter C. Davis and sons, Mr. Cavaliers Take On New Manager about 150 persons- looked on Sunday and Mrs. W. A. Davis, Jr., Union; and Inaugurate With Victory as Wolfe and other propeller push- Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. Watson, Ja- The Clinton ball club inaugurated ers launched their planes into the air. i son Davis, Jr., Andersdn. Also from Claude Crocker their new manager Wolfe said that he and the other : Clinton: W. A. Davis, Sr., Mr. and v with a 13 to 3 victory ov er the River- owners of the gasoline powered Mrs. William Davis and children, Mr dale crew. model planes would either go to anc l Mrs. Carolus Davis, Mr. and Crocker is a Icoal boy who left At Columbia v.uirvj; ...... the state model airplane meet in M rs - Jason A. Davis, Mr. and Mrs. Clinton high school to go’to the Uni- Columbia (which is .sponsored by the versitv of North Carolina to win hon- Plymouth-Dodge dealers there) or Mrs. F. L. Donnan, Sr.. Miss Thelma ors as a fine ball ace Claude sign- ,he y w° uld stage their own meet Donnan, Mason Donnan and daugh- ed with the Brooklyn Dodgers' and hcre in Clinton two weeks from Sun- te r- ■did well as a chunker for two years da - v - Headquarters for unofficial club i before he developed a sore arm. is the Clinton Music Supply Co. Sf-of-p A A ftrnnn CciLcker came home and was sign- Hying of these miniature air- r ed bv the''Cavaliers as a pitcher. P lanes is interesting to watch and Plans Assembly Now he replaces Whit Bowie as men- Wolfc says he’ll give a demonstra- - - - - tor of the r Cavaliers. H 011 a l an y time. In their first game under Crock- s looking forward to organiz-| er the Clinton club played errorless iM » a club here and « well on his Columbia July 9. — The second ball and Roy Whitaker spaced the wa y t0 achieving that as he has al- South Carolina assembly of Alcohol- Riverdale’s eight hits well to capture read y recruited approxunajely 25 ‘cs Anonymous will be held here at the victorv « members. th e Jefferson hotel July la-18, it has Whitaker furthered his honors by Little Leaguer Flips No-Hitter At been announced, whacking out a double and two' Spartanburg J The Columbia group host for the smaies for four time< it hat 1 It’s said that "dynamite comes in assembly, has prepared a program Th» -home run“bus bit Clmton-s Mt.le padune.” and tt", easy to be- 1 featuring R. H. (Lefty) Henerson. Alexander. Gaffney and Blackstock after you've seen 12 year old of New Haven. Conn., assistant di- as each flogged the Riverdale pitch- Billy Nelson “fire the ole apple." , rector of the nat.onal committee for er’s heaves over the wall ! Nelson fanned thirteen Spartan- education oh alcoholism, a division o, Di j i . , 'burg batters and (in round figures) I the \ ale plan on alcoholism. < linton Dips Riverdale Again . . .. u- I- t ,i,, . Af i * e .i gave up exactly no hits as his Clin- In the third and final game of the f , J series with Riverdale the Cavaliers thumped them once more with a 7 to 5 victory. Wayne Johnson notched his third victory for the Clinton baseballers by spreading only .seven hits over the men from Riverdale Clint >n played their second suc cessive errorless ball game as they handled the Riverdale batters' ground balls with the greatest >f ease and with great finis. Larne Lyle not only handled all the balls hit to him at his short-stop position with ease but he lopped out three singles for four trips to the bat- tors Big Gaj Prater rapped out a d »u- ole while Alexander collected a t .pie and Ralph Harbin cl uited a vner ' >r the Clint *:» Cavaliers. J > .r.'on fanned five and walked on y one ;u gat.-ering . \ his \ict-ory. I o dia I ions Idle i't w»'i'\ ..no o.ont Ivive any games scheduled tor tins week. The rest might do the Lions good and give them time to catch thei :’"eath but it also might put kinks jn CALL 74 — Fx>r your office needs Chronicle Publishing Co. ’MOAMKi QliecCGte H«»\ Otlice Opens Dail> J: 1 o Saturday. 12:4o P.M. rm hsoay and fkiday. ji ly 14-15 V 1‘ Tecknicokrff't 1 ■;t^cou> Cy7S/0i ESniERftlUHMS • RED SKELTON' RlG^DO RFm fiLRRFTT ^ wt:us WINCHIU S* M .». stsi li i COLO OUTSIOC* 0 .- y-q ct*««r to* '"mi—! mu mr"~ i» SAIL HD AY. JILY Di RIDE ’EM, COWBOY 1U D AHHOIT AND l.Ol' COSTELLO At Their Funniest ...Also... Ghost of Zorro, Chap. 12 AND COMEDY MONDAY AND TCESDAY. JILY 1S-19 M-G-M S TRUE LOVE-STORY JAMES JUNE STEWART-ALLYS0N ‘ * ’ TVStWIcvSlctp * aatfrc -auk^i *c*%m V WEDNESDAY. JULY 20—ONE DAY ONLY ALLMYS0NS With EDWARD G. ROBINSON. BURT LANCASTER. READY CHRISTIANS. HOWARD DUFF \ ton team won their first game with another town by an eleven to noth ing score. Clinton's first baseman clouted a home run. two triples and a double for four times at bat. There's also another proverb which might be* of help "Mighty oaks from little acorns grow.” It might be switched to "Mighty pros from little leaguers grow.”- Wherr Semi-Pros Play Next Week Next week— Central Carolina- Friday Nigh:— Clinton at Ware Shoals; Saturday Night—Watts at Clinton; Tuesday night—Clinton at Watts. Mid State: Saturday—Lydia at Mollohon: Wednesday— Monarch a: Lydia. King Cotton: Friday night Nine- BARBECUE DINNER Little River-Dominick Church SAT., JULY 16 5:30 P. M. 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BIRTHDAYS AND ANNIVERSARIES NOTED The Chronicle Extend* Greeting* To Tho%e Whoxe Birthday* and Anniversaries Occur This Week. i; 8 Jacobs had a birthday and Claud S birthdays July •: • • • • • •> Mr*. J. F July 13. t Claud Kernells. Sr Kernel’.*. Jr., have 24 Furman Brown and sun. Frankie Br .vn. nave birthdays July 24. * Mr. and Mrs. Jack Blakely ob- ser\ed tneir wedding anniversary yesterday. July 13. Ducket: A.ia:r. son of Mr and Mrs I M Adair, will celebrate a birth day the lt:h. Phil Rogers. Jr . of Union, formerly of this city, observed a birthday July 10. Mr and Mrs. George Sineath will • • • • • • •• • • :: s te r wedding anniversary tj observe the 19th. Julv 15th is the birthday o: Mrs T C Johnson. Sr., and T. C. Johnson. 55 Jr. ■<" -i—-h-iiy the ISth . Mrs Hubert Boyd has ^ birthday g ...e -OkH •• M * Austin Chandler and Miss :: Oranna Addy have birthdays July 16 Jeanne Blakely, daughter of Mr. :: X and Mrs Jack Blakely, will be one year old July 21. July 18th birthdays include Mrs J M Pitts. Dr J Lee Young, and S Marco Mills, daughter of Mr. and Mrs Kay Mills. jj Mr and Mrs F M Bolnad have X a vecd.ng anniversary the 18th. t't July 20tn anniversaries include Mr and Mrs. L S. Reddeck, Mr. anu Mrs Eufen* Avery if Rock Hill, Mr x and Mrs. H L Baldwin. Jf George Sea>e and Fred Fowler celebrated birthdays the 11th. g Mr and Mrs. J Lee Willard ob- x served their wedding anniversary ^ July 10 Reese Young has a birthday today. J Yesterday was the wedding anni versary of Mr and Mrs. Chick Pitts John L Adair. Jr. ‘and Donald Haselden will observe birthdays the, 17th. Miss Nona Ray has a birthday the} 20th. Mrs X. W. McDaniel observes a birthday July 19. H R Jones. Jr. celebrates a birthday the 20th. - * July 13th was the birthday of Mrs Cally Gault. Mr and Mrs. W M Shields had a wedding anniversary yesterday. George Comelson. Jr„ celebrated s birthday the 12th. Davis Reunion Held Sunday The Davis family reunion was held Sunday. July 10. at the home of W. A. Davis. About 65 relatives, includ ing many out-of-town guests, at tended. At noon a picnic dinner was enjoyed. Attend!^ were: Mr. and Mrs. Fin cher Davis. Mr. and Mrs. Hiram Brown and son. Ray. Mr. and Mrs F L. Donnan. Jr, and daughter. Mrs Letha Burns and Lander Davis, of Laurens; Mr and Mrs. Dixon Davis. Misses Hira and Frankie Davis, Mrs 17-jewl Indies’WotdiesOnly YELLQW SHAKE /g CORO BAND FREE n„ tm THese famous-make watches look like they cost much, much more than they actuol’y co. Expensive details like the high-dome crystal, smart rhinestone dial, precise \7» jewel movement, superbly styled cose ... all are things you'd hardly expect to find *m watches at this petty price. But we don't know how long these values can lost... to tarry on down for yours today! INIS IS LESS THAN HALF YOU WOULD EXPECT TO PAY $1.08 DOWN si.oa WEEKLY AIR CONDITIONED FOR YOUR SHOPPING COMFORT NO EJITRA CHARGE FOR CREDIT :