The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, February 16, 1950, Image 8
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THE CUNTON CHRONICLE
Thursday, February 16, 1950
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Track Schedule
For Blue Hose
GiverTBy Johnson
Presbyterian college trackmen
will trot through a full measure of}
cinder events this spring, accord
ing to the schedule announcement |
made by Athletic Director Walter!
A. Johnson.
i The Blue Stockings start on March
r25 as participants in the Florida Re-j
lays at Gainesville. And the South-;
ern Relays at Birmingham and four I
dual meets follow before their sea-!
son closes in its annual role as hosti
to the South Carolina Intercolleg-1
iate Track and Field Meet.
This grand climax to Palmetto r
track activities is scheduled for May;
12-13, with the state cinder cham
pionship hanging in the balance.
Presbyterian’s 1950 track sche
dule:
March 25—Florida Relays at;
Gainesville; April 1—Open date;)
i April 8—Southern Relays at Bir-1
mingham, Alabama; April 15—!
Clemson at Clemson: April 22—Fur- 1
iman at Clinton; April 29—South
Carolina at Clinton; May 6—Wof
ford at Clinton; May 12-13—State
Meet at Clinton.
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Grand Jury For
New Year Drawn
By Commissioners
The Febmary term of Court of
General... .Sessions will convene in
Laurens on the 20th witlf Judge J.
Robert Martin, Jr., of Greenville,
presiding.
Members of the grSmd jury for
1950 have been drawn by the jury
commissioners Sam Leaman, Vic R.
Fleming and Miss Jennie V. Culbert
son.
Grand jurymen are:
Gilbert Roberson, Henry Wade Mi
lam, C. B. Simmons and C. A. Ridge
way, all of Laurens; C. W. Anderson,
George J. Sineath and J. C. Cannon,
all of Clinton; John W. Madden, L.
A. Green and Ivan H. Phillips, all ofj
Waterloo; F. S. Stoddard of Owings]
arrd J. T. Cooper of Lanford Station..
Holdovers on the grand jury from;
the November, 1949 term of court
are Ratchford W. Boland, Carl A. |
Gwinn, I. M. Smith, Clifton Cain,
Lewis E. Prater and W. T. Blakely.
The jury commissioners also drew
names fmr the petit jury to serve
during the February session of court
From Hunter township the list in
cludes:
James O. Huble, J. L. Arnold, Wal
lace L. Bates, H. E. Baldwin, D. C.
Boyce, J. W. Motte, James H. Watts, 1
L. B. Hamm, J. A. Black, W. O. Der
rick, Forrest Y. Adair, C. P. Thomas,
Jerome Finley and W. C. Dobbins;
Scuffletown—J. H. .McClintock.
Blue Hose To
Play 24-Game
Baseball Schedule
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' Walter A. Johnson. Athletic Di
rector at Presbyterian college, has
announced a 24-game spring base-i
ball schedule opening on March 24. j
i Johnson pointed out that P. C.
will carry a full load on the dia-
:mond this season, in line with in-j
creasing empha§i§vJbeing put on}
baseball. Walter Barbare, former;
major league star and one of South j
Carolina's top baseball personalities,
was recently signed as Blue Hose
coach. ^
Another effort to bring the dia
mond sport back into the collegiate
spotlight ii) South Carolina is re
flected in the scheduling of four
games each among the Little Four
teams—Presbyterian, Erskine, New
berry and Wofford.
The schedule:
March 24, Catawba at Clinton; 27,
Furman at Greenville; 29, Catawba,;
at Salisbury. N. C.
April 1, Clemson at Clinton;. 3,
Wofford at Spartanburg; 6, Ga. j
Teachers College at Statesboro, Ga. - ;'
7. Mercer at Macon, Ga.; 8, Mercer i
at Macon, Ga.; 11, Clemson"at Clem-!
son: 13, Ga. Teachers at Clinton; 14,1
Newberry at Newberry; 18, Erskine
at Clinton; 20, .Erskine at Due West;}
. 22; Newberry at Clinton; 26, Wof-i
■^Sord at Clinton: 27, Furman at Clin-
toh; 29, Newberry at Newberry.
May 2, Erskine at Clinton; 4, Wof-.j
ford at Spartanburg; 6, Newberry
at Clinton'; 10, Wofford at Clinton;
11, Erskine at Due West; 15, Mercer
at Clinton; 16, Mercer at Clinton.
Joanna Improves
Baseball Field
In expectatisqifi of a successful base
ball season at Joanna, the present
baseball field is being enlarged and
improved in many respects. The old]
granJstFn(J"''Iias'”beSrr”reTrroved~aTid'
grading and moving of earth has
been in progress preparatory for the
construction of a new cement grand
stand section in addition to the ce
ment bleacher section which was
constructed last year.
Home plate will be moved back
about 70 feet from the point which
it occupied last year, giving a con
siderably larger field which will in
all probability decrease the number
of home runs in the future. Plans are
in effect for rebuilding and repairing
the enclosing fence. Up - to - date
shower and dressing rooms for both
the home team and the visiting team
will be provided.
Bells
'50
THURSDAY - FRIDAY - SATURDAY
February 16-17-18
bo>;s knit
POLO SHIRTS
59c each 2 for
sizes 4 to 12
ladies
RAYON BLOUSES
florals and solids,
first quality
sizes 32 to 40
1.00
A Each
fancy
UNEN SALE
dresser sets, scarfs,
hot roll covers,
chair back sets,
many others
1
.00
Each
MEN'S SPORT SHIRTS . .
■ $1
solids and stripes
H
each *
MEN'S DRESS SOCKS . .
•
cottons, rayons
5 pairs *
MEN'S "T" SHIRTS . . . .
$1
white only
3 for *
MEN'S STRIPED SHORTS .
$1
full out
- 2 for *
MEN'S UNION SUITS . .
.
vinter weight
*v
pair *
MEN'S CHAMBRAY SHIRTS
$1
sizes 14 to 17
each *
MEN'S SWEAT SHIRTS . .
. . $1
grey fleeced lined
1 ~
each *
Look! Look!
WHAT A DOLLAR
BUYS...
WOMEN'S CLOSE-OUT SHOES . $1
play and dress pair *
Men's
Hdks.
20
for
MEN'S ATHLETIC UNDERSHIRTS $1
sizes 36 to 46 4 for ^
Wash
Cloths
20
for
Limit 20 each per customer
Nylon Hose
2 prs. $1.00
51 gauge , 15 denier
Sizes 8H to 10H
"SNUZE" PILLOW CASES .
. $1
snowy white, 42x36
4 for *
WOMEN'S RAYON SLIPS .
• $1
cotton and satins
each *
LADIES RAYON GOWNS .
• $1
5 colors, lace trimmed
each *
LADIES RAYON PANTIES .
• • $1
briefs and lace trim
4 pairs *
LADIES SPRING HANDBAGS
. $1
plastic patents and leathers
LADIES METAL COMPACTS
. $1
hand worked, no tax
each *
CHILDREN'S PRINT DRESSES . $1
sizes 1 to 3, 3 to 6x each *
Men’s Shoes
dress and sport oxfords
$1
Final
Close
Out!
Values
up to
12.95
Men's Dress Shirts
Vat dyed, sanforized 2 For
stripes .
sizes 14 to 17 $'>.UU
CLOSE OUT
fitted waist-band styles
Misses Corduroy Jackets
2 Pin wale corduroy to
match your sport clothes
for spring—beige, green,
lavender, blue, grey.
Reg. 4.98 values — sizes 10 to 18
$
THE CHRONICLE
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Area for Advertisers
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extra big size
CANNON BATH TOWELS
Gorgeous phstel tones,
thirsty, absorbent
reg. 98c value
59c each .... 2 for
$
1
WOMEN’S
COTTON
DRESSES
Hurry!
Hurry!
Best Buy
in Town
spring floral prints
%
Sizes
12 to 20
Reg.
1.98
Surprise Box Sale!
Each box
guaranteed
worth more
than 25c in
value. Starts
Thurs. Morn.
10 o’clock
EACH
25c
All items
are desirable,
clean
merchandise.
Come early,
take your
choice!
— FREE DOLLAR BILLS —
Several boxes contain crisp new one dollar bills
along with your packaged item. Come try your
luck!
SHAG
RUGS
1.00
BATH MAT
SETS
Women’s Shoes
play shoes and oxfords
$
Special
group
for this
sale
Reg.
values
up to
6.95
One Group
Dressy Suedes
%
3
PAIR
Values to 8.95*
One Group Leather
Pumps
%
4
PAIR
Values to 9.95
SPECIAL PURCHASE
long and short sleeve
LADIES CREPE BLOUSES
»
These are fine Quality
smartly tailored, in lovely
spring shades — white, pink,
navy, maize, melon, lime.
Values to $5.95 — sizes 32 to 40
$
2
lace trimmed
LADIES RAYON PANTIES
Fancy snug fit — in white,
blue, pink and mint green.
All sizes.
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59c each . . 2 pairs
$
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1
imported Philippine
Hand-Made Baby and Infants Wear
this group of high quality dresses, slips, diaper shirts,
gawns^aiin-suits. pillow tope, andbibs, especially pur- ^ I
chased for this event .... .... . “ . . each 'Mi
* - *
fringed, floral
Tuffed Chenille Spreads
beautiful budget-priced, full double bed spreads . . . J
dark and light grounds, pastel figures . . . . . : each”
GALVANIZED TIN TUBS
big No. 2 size
• •
each
n
DOTTED CURTAIN MATERIAL . $1
scrim and marquisette . • 4 yds. *
40-INCH WIDE SHEETING . . $1
unbleached muslin 10 yds. *
COTTON
PRINTS
florals, checks, stripes
6 yds. 1.00
SALT, PEPPER SHAKERS
silver plated
pair
GRATERS AfclD FOOD CHOPPERS $
galvanized, durable
RUFFLED PANELED CURTAINS . $
beautiful your windows pair
ELASTIC WAISTBAND • *| f\f\ Sizes I FLAIRS AND STRIPES — _ _
BOYS BOXER JEANS 14X1* to H BOYS SPORT SHIRTS 1-00
PAIR Kara
FLAIRS AND STRIPES
sizes
6 to 12
EACH