The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, October 05, 1950, Image 2
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THE CLINTON CHRONICLE
Thursday, October 5, 1950
BLOCK PLAIDS
For men who prefer bold plaids, with color combina
tions in unquestioned good taste. Distinctively tailored
by Norris Casuals, these shirts are full cut throughout,
with two flap pockets and two button adjustable cuffs.
The crease resistant fabrics are vat dyed and Sanforized
and are guaranteed completely washable. Color combina
tions include Green-and-Tan. Red-and-Gray or Rlue-and-
Rrown — see these finer sport shirts today — buy them
for a self treat.
Lydia Mills Store
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Rox Office Opens 2:45
Saturday 12:45
Shows Run
Continuous
Thursday and Friday, October 5-6
M G-M's wonderful, wonderful musical!
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ProdwMd by JACK CUMMINGS
Saturday, October 7
Stagecoach
With
John Wayne,
Clair Trevor,
Thomas Mitchell
Monday and Tuesday, October 9-10
LAWS FIRST PICTLRE IN TWO YEARS...
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WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 11 — ONE DAY
PLEASE BELIEVE ME
(Comedy)
With Robert Walker and Deborah Kerr
MOVIBJJi
BETTER
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Touchdown Club
Is Organized,
Officers Elected
The first meeting of the newly
formed “Touchdown club” was held
on Tuesday evening in the college
dining hall.
The club, whose purpose is to pro
mote and support young athletes i
and athletic programs in the Clin- j
; ton area, has about 75 members.
Meetings will be held the second j
and fourth Tuesdays of each month.
Officers elected were:
President—C. W. Anderson.
Vice-President—James T. Addi
son.
Soc.-Treas.—Claude A. Crocker.
Brief talks were made by coaches
of the little four football teams who
with their assist infs were .special
guests: Johnny McMillan of Erskine,
Lou . McCollough of Wofford, Tuck
McConnel of Newberry and L. S.
McMillian of P. C. A movie of the
Wofford-Citadel game last year was
shown.
Clinton football officials present
who demonstrated their work were
W. G. King. Jr., W. S. Horne, L. S.
Reddick, D. S. Templeton and S. A.
Timmons.
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Local Women
Attend Conference
Eleven members of the Women-of-
the-Church from three Presbyterian
churches here attendd the Presbyte
rian group four confernce at Joanna
on Thursday.
Mrs. W. M. Workman of Newberry,
is chairman of the confei'ence and
Mrs. J. M. Bozard is president of the
hostess group.
The theme of the meeting was “Let
Us Go Forth From Our Knees For
Christ.” Talks were made by Mrs.
W. P. Jacobs, president of the Pres-
byterial, and Mrs. Robert E. Wysor,
chairman of the World Mission
board. Mrs. Hubert Boyd, president
i of the First Presbyterian church
j organization, and other organization
presidents gave the plans of each
j church for visitation evangelism.
Others from here attending were
Mrs. Harry Wilkes, Mrs. Carroll
: White Copeland, Mrs. George Brock-
1 enbrough, Mrs. Thomas Baldwin,
Mrs. W. R. Turner, Mrs. James S.
Gray. Mrs. Horace Smith repre
sented the Lydia church and Mrs.
E. E. Barbee Rock Bridge.
Lt. Hartford C. Eve
Killed In Kora
Beaufort, Sept. 27—Official notice
was received here today of the death}
of 1st Lt. Harford C. Eve, Jr., U. S.
Army, who was killed in action in
Korea September 16.
Lieutenant Eve, a native of Beau
fort, served five years during World
War II and was recalled to active
duty in the first draft after the out
break of the Korean war. His wid
ow, the former Maron Summer of
Columbia, and an infant daughter,
(Geraldine, will return by plane from
Japan where they have been mak
ing their home.
He is also survived by his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Harford Eve of Beau
fort; four sisters, Mrs. Hardee Mc
Leod and Mrs. J. D. Horne, both of
Beaufort, Mrs. Robert Trollinger of j
Atlanta and Mrs. Maurice Brown
(of Deland, Fla., and two brothers,
Pinckney Eve of Petersburg and
Paul Eve of Wichita Falls, Texas.
Mrs. Eve, wife of Lt. Eve, is a sis
ter of Miss Colie Summer of Clin
ton.
Read The Chronicle-Your Neighbor Does
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THURSDAY AND FRIDAY,
October 5 and 6
FIGHTING
KENTUCKIAN
With JOHN WAYNE, VERA
RALSTON, OLIVER HARDY and
PHILLIP DORN.
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9TH BIRTHDAY WEEK
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