The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, July 28, 1949, Image 2
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THE CLINTON CHRONICLE
THURSDAY, JULY 23, 1949
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Varnished woodwork reacts best around the end of^
_a pencil and
to cleaning with an oiled cloth, but moisten with water. This makes an
should then be rubbed with a soft, excellent tool for sealing letters and
drv cloth. moistening stamps. f
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BRIEFS.. ABOUT
PEOPLE YOU KNOW
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Eastern. Pa., were guests Sunday of
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Turner.
I Miss Jean Layton, of Greenville,
[spent the week-end with her par-
| ents, Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Layton,
i Mrs. Conway Twitty, of Rock Hill,
« VA/aaL C-, J T-Iac VlrltArc is s P endin g the week with her par
ti Week-tna I rips . . Visitors ents. Mr. and Mrs. Robert S. Owens.
David Boland, of Columbia, spent
McCuen of Ware Shoals were recent print and glass in the frame,
guests of their sister. Mrs. A. Ross 1 will be easy to move.
Blakely. j pi ace i ce water on grass spots on
Mr. and \\. P. Mont joy and ^ fj 00r ^ soon ag p 0ss ibi e i 0 f reeze
children of St. Marys, Ca.,.spent , . 1L 4 .
last week in Laprens with her par-1 th e g rea se and tliua preven, it from
ents, Mr. and Mrs. John Switzer sinking into the grain of the wood
and other relatives and friends here. I where it’s difficult to remove.
Gilbert Blakely and Henry Burton To clean bread boards and cutting
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8 Miss Emily Dillard, of Rogersvillo, m" BolTridTand Mrs. B?laS ,her ' F |haVe re,unwd from » "' eeks b0arciS ' we ' brUSh a, ’ d ‘ pply soap «®
♦.* Tenn.. will arrive Monday to spend T ‘ ,
••j a two week's vacation with her r - 1:>- . ° n 1 Inai \ and daughter,
8 parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Dillard. Gmny. have returned.to their home
8 Capt. and Mrs. J. E. Burns and R«kmgh.m, N C. following a
♦.j daughter. Susan, of Dallas, Texas, ^, y T n° t t her ’ Mis John had as her guests Mrs. T. H. Newkirk
K formerly of this city, visited friends V ’ 'r 11- - Plt tman spent the anc j m 1ss M u th also of Wilmington.
8 here Monday. “ 1tTem home. ^
Mr. and Mrs. Marion Nabors,^ ac-, Ml :. and Mrs , Harold Pitts, of
tion trip to Chicago. jit- Work with the grain of the wood
Miss Carolyn Murphy of Wilming- giease and soil are removed,
ton, N. C., spent the week-end with Plnse with c ^ r water and allow
her mother, Mrs. R. G. Murphy. She t0 dry thoroughly.
and
THt RSDAY AND FRIDAY.
July 28 and 29
TTic Clin From i
Jones Beach
lAGAN • MAKO* BRACKED
PETER GODFREY
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WEDNESDAY AND THI RSDAY,
July 27 and 28
MARTA TOWN
VINCENT PWCt
FINAL SETTLEMENT
accompanied Dr. and Mrs. Fred E. Holcombe , Take n ? tic ,® A hat on th ,? 23rd da Y
and son. Freddy, have returned to ° f ^ UgUS K. 194 . 9 ’ we wlU r ? nder a
Greenville,
compamed by Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Greenville spent the week-end with 1 V T ♦ t
w Morgan and children of Laurens 1^- J me weeK ena \\nn S p en d in g last week
Mirgan ana enuaren, oi luaurens, hls parentSi Mr. and Mrs. W. Roy p, w r a np
K spent several days this week at the p;tt« , ^ !. *' lrs - y- ^ane,
« T«lo nf PalrriC ^ 1 ids. N. C., IS VlSltinS
after final account of our acts and doings
in Chicago, 111.
of Roanoke Rap-
as Executors of the estate of Emma
Donna Adair in the office of the
*. ‘wil Judge of FTobate of Laurens County,
iiio of Paimc • „ .. i ms, v-,., is visiung her sister. Mrs. . . . .. • 7
Ii,lt ot Palms - Mrs. H. E. Sublett and four chil- a sherra't Friends of Mrs Sher- at 2,30 0 c,ock P m > and on the same
g Miss Ann Bailey, of Spartanburg/dren, of Louisville, Ky„ will return ratt will 5e interested to know she day wiU apply for a final discharge
is visiting Miss Anne Owens this home this week after spending some * * * "
£t week. ! time with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Reese Young joined friends at C. A. Hollis. Sr. and other relatives.
is improving after an illness.
from our trust as Executors.
. Any person indebted to said estate
Friends of Miss M«ary Lizzie Ow- j s no tifled and required, to make pay-
Ocean Drive and spent the week-/ Mr. and Mrs. Ace Workman and ens W1 , , be ® ac ^ t0 know s ^ e ha ^ ment on or before that date; and all
returned nome alter being a hospital p erS0 ns having claims against said
patient in Columbia for sjme time, estate will present them on or before
Mrs. Bailey Williams and son have sa i d date, duly proven; or be forever
returned from a visit with he 1 - par- barred.
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SATURDAY. JULY 30
ONE DAY ONLY
SPECIAL AGENT
(Railrsad Detective Thriller)
With WILLIAM EYTHE, LAU
RA ELLIOTT and PAUL VALEN
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MONDAY AND TUESDAY.
August 1 and 2
iesUEGIMNi
HOGUES htullfltn
OF THt FRENCH FOREIGN LEGION
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Shepard Nichol
son, in Darlington.
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IY • SIDNEY • FdNDA
II OF TNI
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Bruce Gentry, Chap. 9
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FRIDAY AND SATURDAY,
July 29 and 30
SUSANNA PASS
(In Color)
With ROY ROGERS and DALE
EVANS.
Feature:
Fri.: 2:16. 4:01, 5:46, 7:31, 9:16
Sat.: 2:08. 4:00, 5:52, 7:44. 9:36
Chapter 5—
King of Rocket Men
9c and 35c
end there on a houseboat party. Mr. and Mrs. Hayne Workman are
Ij Mri and Mrs. Eugene Avery, of spending this week at Daytona
Rock Hill, spent the week-end with Beach. Fla.
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Irby S. Mrs. Ralph Dula and son, Shell.
Hipp. • of Laurens, are_spending the week
Chris Adair, Jr., of Great Falls, with Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Pitts,
spent the week-end with his par-; Mason Young, Gerald Suber, Fred
ents, Mr. .and Mrs. R. C. Adair. Pitts and Odus Young spent several
Mrs. William Paul McKinnon has; days this week at Daytona Beach,
accepted a position with The Earline Fla.
Shoppe. Mrs. A. Ross Blakely has returned
Mrs. John W. Little left yesterday from a recent visit with her daugh-
for a visit in Winnsboro and a va- ter, Mrs. L. S. Lockett and Mr.
g cation stay at Crescent Beach. While Lockett, and Mrs. John J. Riley in
g away she will also spend some time Greenville.
:* with her daughter, Mrs. John B., Miss Margaret Bethea of Dillon Dirty windows should be wiped
Pittman, and Mr. Pittman in Rock- spent the week-end with her sister, off first, then wiped again with de- j
% ingham, N. C. [Mrs. W. W. Harris. natured alcohol.. No polishing is re-
] Mrs. C. W. Hall and daughter, 1 Louise Speake returned Saturday quired.
Bebe, of Durham, N. C., were guests from a three weeks visit with friends Renew your shabby umbrella by
j.j last week of her sister, Mrs. R. | in Gadsden, Ala. i brushing with a solution of 1 table- I
:;j Edward Ferguson, Jr., and Mr. Harry W. Davis of Charleston spoon of ammonia in 1 quart of warm !
H Ferguson. spent last week here with relatives, water.
Mr. and Mrs. John Simmons and Mr. and Mrs. W. E.*Wenner are Glue a paper plate to the bottom
family of Parrish, Florida were on-a ten day vacation trip to Penn- of your paint can. You will then
:‘j guests several days this week of sylvania. * have drip protection without a loti
relatives here. Mrs. T. Earl Rice of Greenville of nfussy newspapers, and the can
Mr. and' Mrs. R. P. Chapman and spent the week-end with her par- Prevent dust from seeping into
H Carlton F. Winn attended the'ents, Mr. and Mrs. E. T. Woodruff. v pictures by pressing the glass and
American Legion ladies night Ban- J. C. Davis and son, Jimmy, of print together. Seal the two edges
July 21, 1949.
Christopher Adair,
Rutledge Adair,
Duckett Adair,
Executors.
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WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 3.
ONE DAY ONLY
The Wizard of Oz
Tale of the imaginary land of
Oz. in beautiful tolpr.* brought
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of children.
With JUDY GARLAND and
RAY BOLGER
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MONDAY AND TUESDAY.
August 1 and 2
HWttLAl nmtWTIOMI
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w LANCASTER
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with
TEPHEM
McNALLY ::
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quet in Easley Tuesday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Campbell
spent the week-end in McCormick
with their parents, Mr. and Mrs.
s| Gary Campbell and Mr. and Mrs.
h G. E. Gettys. ,
Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Riddle and
daughter and Henry Chandler spent j
S the week-end with the former’s]
:♦ oarents. Mr. and Mrs. M. D. Riddle, 1
j.» in Fayetteville. N. C. Frances Riddle
:: returned home with them for a
visit.
•j Mr. and Mrs. Richard T. Lindsay
spent the week-end in Bennettsville
with the former s mother, Mrs. Ger
trude—Lindsay^-— :
Mrs. J F.. Osteen has returned to
h< r home in Nashville. Tenn. after
j* spt-nding some .time with her
;• father, Downs Glenn. Friends of
Mr. Glenn will be glad to hear he
is recuperating satisfactorily at his!
home near here.
Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Arnold, of
Butler, Pa., and Mrs. George L. with nail polish before placing the
Now Is the Time
... to kill Bermuda Grass
and Weeds. See the John
Deere line:
HARROWS
TOOL BARS
SPRING-TOOTH
CULTIVATORS
J. R. Crawford
Clinton, S. C.
TODAY and FRIDAY
FRIDAY and SATURDAY
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ON THE BOYS WHO
HUNT FOR PROFIT
INSTEAD OF FOR FUN I
Also—"KING OF ROCKET MEN"—Chapter 5
and Comedy
Casino Theatre
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DCTCp nnnPPFY Sc™ *»* ** ' A. L. Dismond
by I L_ I L_ I \ vjL/ I lx L. I Bmd on • story by Alton BoreU
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