The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, July 13, 1950, Image 8
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THE CLINTON CHRONICLE
Thursday, July 13, 1950 ^
NEW HOLINESS CHURCH AT JOANNA
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The new Joanna Fire Baptized Holiness church at Joanna on Evans
street has been completed and will begin revival services this evenin*
(Thursday) at 7:30. Services will continue each night at this hour with
Evangelist R. II. Hughes, of Gray Court, as the visiting minister. The
Rev. Roy Russ is pastor of the church.
The new edifice will seat 170 people and has all modern conveniences,
the congregation announces.
JOANNA HORNETS
MAKE CUT IN
CLINTON'S LEAD
Bv DONNY WILDER
The Joanna Hornets who
j rally as he singled with the bases
I drunk with Hornets, and brought in
| two runs. This tied the score but
j the Joannians weren’t to be satis-
) fied with tying the score since they
, had a big appetite for tallies in the
; fourth. George Biershank brought
. ] in another run by lifting a high fly
rjA ' I to the out-field with a man on tnird.
boon hacking away at Clinton’s lead j \vheezer Farmer brought in the
for the last two weeks found them- j fourth and final run with a well
stives just a wee bit closer to their i placed and well timed single,
destination last Tuesday night when T^e Warriors’ pitcher Bruce Smith
they defeated the last place Watts I t0 help out his affair in the
Warriors. The Hornets pulled up seventh as he pounded a circuit blow
within two and a half games of the V j t h the bases empty but the War
riors just weren’t having any more
so the rally died right where the
only home run of the game.
Joanna’s stalwart Johnny Moore
league leading Cavaliers. Clinton was
scheduled to do battle with the Ware so ine ra iiy meu usm wucic n.t
Shoals Riegels in Ware Shoals but b i ow landed. Smith’s clout was the
the weather man threw a wet blank-
e: over the situation and the game
was called because of a wet field.; wem the distance on the hill, giving.
The p.a> of. date of th.s game has Qn j seven hits and being cred-
not been announced^ The Joannians ^ with the win Moore fanned ^v.,
had a wet and muddy time of it but of ^ visitQrs and lssued only
they went ri*ht ahead and braved Qne ^ on baUs showing good con _
tne threatening clouds and muddy j trol throughout the entire game
field to hang up another victory. .. , , :
u . Smith went all the way for the
Hor ™ e< * w losers but was pounded for ten hits
Joanna took advantase ol two er- jdd< . n Horne . s
rors by the Watts shortstop and hetr J £ well in .very tnmng
ime hitting power and cam. from. ^ ' rUl and managed to
behind a two run lead to edge the ^ hi5 hits weU and
Warr.o.. 4-3 last Tuesday night this inning but the inning was enough
The Wattavillc Warriors garnered t0 him. The Warrior hurler
two runs in the second to go out got five men out on strikes and is-
ahead to the second place Hornets sued one ^ t0 fir S t base,
but their lead wasn’t there to stay. 3,^ also j ed hi8 mates at bat by
The Hornets staged their mighty up- ^ only WaU# man \ 0 collect
rising in the fourth. Joanna loaded more than one hit He CO upled a
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the bases by mean# ot errors and
walks and then continued to unload
them Hal Walthfr, Hornet cleanup
man in the batting order, started the
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single to go with his home run to
have a mark of two for three.
Tony Mazurek had a good night
at the plate for the Joanna crew as|
he pounded out a double, and three
singles in four times up to chalk up
a perfect night.
Paul Fouts. Hal Walther, and Far
mer had a five hundred average for
the night with two hits in four times
1 at bat. In fact these were the only
men on the Joanna squad to connect!
with bingles.
The fans wittnessed four errors 1
during the game, two being charged
to Joanna and the other two being
the ones Watts’ shortstop Lylery
i committed in the fateful fourth.
1 Joanna’s next game is on tap for
Friday night when they journey to
Wattsville to battle the Warriors
again and then the Hornets will re
turn to Joanna to try to duplicate
their feat over the Warriors once,
more. Clinton will play host to the
Ware Shoals Riegels Friday night
land will journey to Ware Shoals Sat
urday night to engage the Riegels 1
again. The Ware Shoalers are com-
'ing up fast and though they are five
games out of first place they are still
definitely in the running. Red Bar
bery’s crew can never be counted !
out as long as there’s a slim math-j
ematical chance of them ending upj
on top.
Fallaw Goes To All Star Tilt
Herbert Washington Fallaw, 190-
pound end on the Clinton high school
grid squad of 1949, has received and 1
accepted an invitation to play for
the upstaters in the annual All-Star
contest which is held in Columbia.
This game is played between an 1
aggregiation of the best football play
ers in the state.
Herby is the second Fallaw to go
to the contest since his brother, Tot,
went a couple of years back. Fallaw
is a pile driving tackier and a dead
ly receiver from his end position.
Herbert is good material for the |
college scouts who run around feel- ;
ing muscles with one hand and writ-:
ing out scholarships with the Other.
“Mo-Mo”, as he is better known, is
a good student in school as well as
a menace on the gridiron.
Clinton Boy Enrolled
In Milwaukee
Engineering School
Beginning his studies in the radio
and television course this summer,
Charles A. Sullivan, Jr., of Racine,
Wis., son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles
A. Sullivan, Sr., of this city, has en-
irolled at the Milwaukee School of |
Engineering as one of one thousand
students registered for the summer
term. The session will be the!
school’s fourth term in its 47th year,
and included in its enrollement are
students from 47 states, as well as I
19 foreign countries. Charles’s many
friends here will learn with interest j
of his success in his chosen field.
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PRINTED WAFFLE PIQUES Q»7c
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43'
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Value
Plain and dotted marquisettes,
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Thurs. Morning Special
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Nylon Hose
extra
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47c
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51 gauge, 15 denier, sheer quality,
regular 1.00 hose, in slight irregulars
SHOE SPECIALS, shoe dept.
LADIES DRESS SHOES m QQ
values up to 9.95 pr. *" *
Natural Bridge, Valentines,
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Sizes 4 to 10, widths AA to C
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CHILDRENS SHOES
patents, whites, reds,
sizes 8‘/j l2, 12^-3
PLAY SHOES REDUCED
tu-tones, whites, navy, pr.
2.00
2.99
Thurs. P. M. Special
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10 bars
toilet soap
39c
in cello
phane hag
Limit IQ bars per customer
BASEMENT
SPECIALS!
MEN’S SUMMER PANTS
rayons, in tan, blue and
browns, sizes 28 to 36.
2.44
BOYS WASH SUITS
1.98 value, sizes l-6x
94'
brief style, colors, 4 pr 1.00
LADIES RAYON PANTIES
brief style, colors, 4 pr
CHENILLE BED SPREADS
full bed size, asst, colors 2.66
88'
99'
STRIPED BED PILLOWS
chicken feather filled, each
LACE CURTAINS
and plain marquisette
500 ODD DISHES
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SHEETS, Type 128 t iJA
snowy white, 81x99
WASH CLOTHS Tc
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VENETIAN BLINDS O
ali metal, 28 to 36 size, C*SrT
64 in. long, 3.98 value.
SNUZE PILLOW CASES *■ AA
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FLUFFY BATH TOWELS, AAc
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LINOLEUM RUGS, A QQ
9x12 size, 6.95 values I f«00
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RED HANDLE BROOMS r Ac
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Women’s DRESSES
Bembergs, piques, spuns. chambrays,
linens, in junior and misses sizes—
6*44
’Miss Swank’ SLIPS
Reg. 2.98 cotton slips, straight or bias
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1*97
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RAYON SATIN SLIPS, QQc
pink, blue, whites, sizes 32-40 OO
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sizes 16 to 20
LADIES BLOUSES
rayons and cottons
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