The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, September 08, 1949, Image 2
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THE CLINTON CHRONICLE
THI RSDAY. SEPTEMBER K ISIf
WEDNESDAY AND THI RSDAY.
September 7 and 8
BOMBA THE JUNGLE
BOV
(Jungle Adventurel
With JOHNNY SHEFFIELD.
PEGGY ANN GARNER and ONS
LOW STEVENS.
Feature:
2:00. 3:54, 5:48, 7:42, 9:36
Bruce Gentry, Chap. 15
ALSO SHORTS 9c and 35c
10 A. M. SHOW WEDNESDAY
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY,
September 9 and 10
OKLAHOMA RAIDERS
A TEX RITTER WESTERN
With Plenty of .Action
Feature:
Friday: 2:00. 4:19. 6:38. 3:57.
Saturday: 1:52. 4:11. 6:38, 8:49.
..Also...
TROUBLE PREFERRED
With CHARLES RUSSELL and
PEGGY KNUDSEN
Feature:
F: i.,y• 2 54. 5 13. 7:32. 9:51.
S d . 2 48. 5 05. 7:24. 9:43.
( hapter 11— 1
King of Rocket Men
NEW SERI AI.—
BAT MAN AND ROBIN
Begin* Next \\rdnrsda*-Thur»di'
At the ( am no
MONDAY AND TUESDAY.
September I?-I3
SOCIETY
(Continued from page three)
Deep tucks formed the shoulder
'details and full buffant skirt with
[hip panniers and back bow bustle
| wet* featured in the skirt. She
: carried a nosegay of blue asters
ed from the nosegays to each guest ^entered with rose asters and wore
place card which earned out the a halo of blue asters in her hair,
bridal bouquet motif, in pink and Little Miss Patricia Anne Thom-
white. ason, niece of the bride, was flower
Special guests for the occasion girl. She wore a blue satin dress
were Mrs. W. J Duncan, Jr., and fashioned after the bride's gown,
Miss Maryleen Duncan of Decatur, with a halo of blue baby'asters,
Ala. Others enjoying the occasion and carried a net basket ftlled with
were Mrs. Davis Workman of rose petals.
Greenwood, the bride-elect’s moth- The bridesmaids were Mrs. Mil-
or, Mrs. W. R. Pitts. Mrs. W. J. t on Hodges, Columbia, cousin of the
Duncan, Sr., and Miss Carolyn I itts. bride, Mrs. Herschel Thomason,
The hostess s gift to the honoree Clinton, sister-in-law of the bride,
was silver in her chosen pattern. Miss Paula Sullivan, and Mrs. Lou-
jise Lewis both of Atlanta, Ga.
Their dresses were identical to
Jthat worn by the matron of honor,
in Victorian blue and orchid, with
., halos, and their flowers were nose
^35 gays of pink asters.
Woodruff and Mrs E E. Smith. Mrs gueiti Of Mr and Mrs. Ratchfard .n Charlatt*. X. C. tomorrow Miaa
Adair and Miss Subcr were elected Boland and other friends here. They Betty Tribble will be a bridesmaid,
delegates to attend the state con- were en route to Clemson college Mr and Mrs. L. G. Benjamin and
vention in Charleston in October, with their son Buddy and Mrs ! Mrs. J. P. Kilgore of Darlington. Dr.
At the conclusion of the program Blackwelder. where the former will'and Mr* R. L. Wylie pf Clover were
the hostess served ice cream ani|b^ a member of the Junior class. here Tuesday for the funeral of Miss
cake.
EtferRiddle Circle ,
In September Meeting
The Ella Riddle circle of Thorn-
well Memorial church met Thurs-
Miss Essie Davidson has resumed | Mattie Blakely,
her teaching position at Great Falls.) Mr. and Mrs. S. B. Owens, Mr. and
Mr. and Mrs. William Buford and, Mrs. W. T. Scogin were visitors at
son, Billy, Mrs. W. S. Blanton of Sa-
! vannah, Ga., were week-end guests
| of Mr. and Mrs. G. F. Buford.
Lynn W. Cooper and Dillard Adair
Temperance Program
For A. R. P. Group
The September meeting of u.c gavs f : k astprs
i W ?H n M S nH^- iS a i ftPrnoon S< at ie the As* I The bnde 8 room had as best man.
held Mondax afternoon at the As- Lowell Wadsworth of Sanford
sociate Reformed Piesbytenan M a j ne Usher groomsmen were
church Herschel Thomason of Clinton, bro-
Mc*. Irene Todd led the progtam ther 0 £ ^ b r id ei James Thomason,
on Temperance \wth sexeial mem- £) uncan< EarT Thomason and Mil-
bers discussing articles from the . v. o i u-
Journal of Missions. The Bible stu-, botb of Columbia ^
dv from the Gospel of John was . j. ^ s ; i . Thomason, mother of the
taught by Mrs. R L. Plaxico. kri de uore a gown of imported pink
! Chantilly lace over taffeta, with a
corsage of pink roses,
Mrs. Winslow, mother of the
groom wore a gown of blue crepe
with red roses. A reception was held
at the parsonage immediately after
the ceremony.
The bride received her eduedtion
at Fountain Inn high school, her
day morning at 1 the Georgia-Beaty J are on a weeks business trip to De
home with Miss Janie Stewart as troit, Mich.
hostess. Miss Louise Buford has returned
Mrs. Mabel S. Richardson, pro- ( to Winnsboro where she will teach
gram leader called the meeting to;the coming session,
order and led in prayer. She was Mrs. W. B. Tribble, Misses Betty
assisted in rendering the program and Louise Tribble will attend the
on “Religious Education” by Mrs. j we dding of the former’s niece. Miss
Up You? Ey«T M “ A“ C s! Jean Qui " n and Bal P h W * U
Maxwell gave a Bible study 'on jf? . « r\ i
“The Physically and Spiritually J® GfOUD InSDCCtS Joanna Development
Blind” from the book of John. The I ^ >• , ••
eleven members present closed the
meeting by repeating the mispah.
Blowing Rock, N. C. Sunday.
The following Thornwell girls will
leave this week to attend college:
Misses Betty Gilbert and Laura Hill-
house, Lees-McRae, Banner Elk, N.
C.; Miss Evalee Owens, Abington,
Va., Nurses school; Miss Freida
Sweatt, University of Florida, Tala-
hassee; Miss Ruby Morton and Mar
garet Bozeman, Montreat college,
Montreal, N. C.; Miss Juanita Hill-
huse, Presbyterian Nurses Home,
Charlotte, N. C.
Thomason-Winslow
Wedding Rites At
Fountain Inn Church
The
Dov le
marriage
Thomason
of Miss Frances
daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Clifton T Thomason of R. N. degree from Grady hospital,
this city to Donald k. \\ inslow, son Atlanta. Ga. a P. G. degree at Polv-
of Mr. and Mrs. Rexford Winslow c .i in j c New York City and her R S
of Sanford. Maine, was solemnized degree from Indiani University
m a double ring ceremony. Sunday Bhxvmington. Ind. The past year
ibn 4 at eight o_clock s be was on the teaching and sup-
at Grady hospital,
rvt ning St pteml
Methodist church, Foun-
nn Inn.
ina to
Thi
e pv
was the first wed-
rmed in the fifty-
n
II. E
G1
Ba
nn
ker
of
ervisory staff
Atlanta. Ga.
For traveling the bride wore a
green imporh-d linen suit, with
brown accessories and the orchid
from her prayer book.
Mr. Winslow received his educa
tion at Stanford. Maine, was in Jhe
Medical Corp of the Navy during
the war. and at present is a pre-
medical student at Indiana Umver-
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Of SAP.
Feature 2 33. 4 34. 7 33. 9 34.
NEWS SHORTS 9c 3nd 3!
The church was decorated with
ivy. f.: ns and f’otir baskets of white
as’ers and gladioli .against a white
liai kground and -woodwardia. S«*v-
«:u! branched candelibra holding
burning Cathedral candles were
list'd. The chanci 1 tail wa* in white
with ivy.
A program of wedding music was
given by Mrs W. W Kellett. Mrs
Jimmy Cook and Ed Kaliett. The
traditional weddmg marches were
used.
Given in marriage by her father.
the bride wote a gown of white).
Duchess satin katuring a fitted bod- LumCfOnS Meet
ice and Queen Mary neckline »m-
i -d in seed pearls. Her veil
French illusion edg-d with
Bloomington, Ind.
Out of town guests were. Miss
Mildred Swett. Miss Edna Swett.
and Mrs. F ranees Hodsdon of San
ford. Maine; Miss Irene Sales. Mrs
Jessie Ruth Perkins, Miss Clestel
McNeil. Jake Harris, all of Atlanta.
Ga.; Mrs R C. Oates and Miss Judy
Oates of Easley.
BRIEFS.. ABOUT
PEOPLE YOU KNOW
George Brockenbrough, Jr., of Ki-
nards, will leave today for Davidson
college, Davidson, N. C. where he
will be a student for the coming year.
Miss Jean Williams left the past f
week for Woodruff where she will
be a member of the high school fac
ulty the coming year.
Friends of L. E. Cason will be sor- 1
ry to know he is il lat his home.
Miss Margaret Ann Barnette will
leave this week for Jefferson City,
Tenn., where she will continue her
>tudie< at Carson-Newman college.
Earl Pitts left th.s week for Ciem-
son college, where he is a member of
the freshman class.
Miss Blanche Ellen Darr left yes
terday for Conway where she ^vill
be a member of the city school! fac
ulty the coming sesson.
Mr. and Mrs W H Simpson
Sunday in Winnsboro with
daughter. Mrs K R McMaste
and children.
Miss Katherine Eirhelberge
i
pent
their
Jr..
rr, dau-
Af
lantiltv
«*ce of
os»om*.
puffed
ittru
•hed
t.n
to a head-
ind orange
With Mrs. Perdue
The September meeting of the
Woman's Missionary Society of St
Moim
own
carried
f the gi.
centered
:hi i. Mi
s. Iowa
>f
white prayer book,
m. topped with tube
nth a purple throat-
Larry Swift of Des
sister of the bride,
•\ of honor. She wore a
Victorian rose taffeta.
Id
of
Johns Lutheran church was h
on Monday evening at the home
Mrs W M Perdue
An interesting discussion of "Ul
timate Frontier*** was led by Mrs
Rhett P. Adair assisted by Mtsi
Dons Suber. Mr*. J. C Dickert, Mrs
11 C. Suber. Mrs Billy Johnson
Mrs. Ratct.ford Roland. Mrs O. C
Pictured above, left to right: R. E. Uysor. III.. W. G. King. W. G.
King. Jr.. Mrs. Mattie B. Dirus. Sam King. Sinking Fund commissioner,
W. A. Dicus. Judge Herman Bailey, state FHA director. Col. Dexter Mar
lin. director of Aeronautics commission. Aval. Architect Hoyt of the FHA.
and Architect Carlyle, associate of W. G. Lyle, architect,
ghter of Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Eiche!- ———
eigh. N O. where she will attend NEW REAL ESTATE DEVELOPMENT AT JOANNA
?h, jun ' 0r coll, ‘' T0 H0LD 0PEN HOUSE SEPTEMBER 9-10-11
Miss Lucy Ann Thomas returned ®
yesterday to Limestone College. Gaf- Announcement is made by Joanna: mg Administration with others from
iney where she is a member of the Development company of Joanna. agency, recently inspected the
•enior class that open house" will be held Fn- {* v r 100 in
Enend, of J E Snarpe will be n- j... o^.. .j c __. ,h ‘ deyelopmwt and highly com-
terested to know* he is a patu
mi a.
the Veter am
treatment
i;ji! j;
Columbia fc
day, Saturday and Sunday. Sapt. . n u nded the design and workman-
9. 10. and 11 of a new home JU*t! s hip of the buildings, officers of
completed on Browning avenue ac- the company said.
Mr Ur* ir*nn.tv, tbe CLntan-JosmBa highway op- The Development company was
Mr and Mrs Kenneth Matheson po^te the Joanna Cotton Mtlia com- charU red May 3. 1949 Officers are:
of Mooresvme. N C, spent Sunday p^ny. The home, the fust of aev- W G. King! Jr., president. Mrs
»i.h her parents. Mr. and Mrs. ErtC'Cral to be erected and offered for Mattie B Dicus. vice-president, R.
Barpcs. « ^ will be open for an inspection E Wysor. HI. secret*ry-treasurer
Mr and Mrs. R. N Blackwelder t on the three days,
of Sanford. Fla. were week-end
Contractors for the, houses are W.
The director of the Federal Hous- G. King A Sons of this city.
'MOAMRi
OhedtAe
Thursday and Friday, Sept. 8-9
Saturday, Sept. 10
PATRIC KHOWIIS
ElYSE KMOX
JOHNMT LONG
and His JKhaitra
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