The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, October 12, 1950, Image 2
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THE CLINTON CHRONICLE
Thursday, October 12. 1950 f
State Fair To Be
October 16-21
Columbia, Oct. 10—The eighty-
lirst annual South Carolina State
Fair opens here October 16 with six
days and nights of entertainment
scheduled for the 100,000 or more
expected to attend before the final
gates close October 21.
• It’s going to be a beautiful fair,"
Secretary Paul V. Moore said. He
has been working steadily on it since
thp gates closed on the 1049 fair.
‘ The grounds are spic and span, the
buildings have been refurnished and
when the many, beautiful exhibits
get in place you won’t find a prettier
fair anywhere,” Mr. Moore added. He
especially proud of the flower
payment of the 10 cents tax; Thurs
day will be College and Football day
with the Carolina-Clem son football
game as the stellar attraction; Fri
day will be “School Day” and Sat
urday will be Thrill day when dare
devil automobile drivers will per
form before the grandstand.
BRIDE-ELECT
PERSONAL MENTION
is
show this year which has been given
for a
a double allotment of space
greatlv expanded program.
Five special days will be observed
this year at the fair Tuesday, Octo
ber 17 will be PFA-JHA day when
nil FFA and JHA members will be
admitted free on payment of the 10
cents federal tax; Wednesday will be
4-H club day when all 4-H club
members will be admitted free on
Mrs. David Sadler of Rock Hill, is
the guest of Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Cope
land.
Lt. and Mrs. G. P. Daughtery and
children of Raleigh, N. C., were ov
ernight guests of Mr. and Mrs. J.
P. Rowland during the week enroute
to San Antonio, Texas, where the
former is stationed with the air
corps.
Mrs. W. L. Salter of Savannah,
Ga., is visiting her son and daughter-
in-law, Dr. and Mrs. A. D. Salter.
Mr. and Mrs. Allen Pope and chil
dren of Atlanta, were also week-end
guests of the Salters.
MORE PEOPLE ARE
READING THE CHRONICLE
THAN EVER BEFORE!
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MISS BARKER
Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Barker an
nounce the engagement of their
daughter, Helen, to Dewey Oxner,
the wedding to take place in De
cember.
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WEDDING
INVITATIONS
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Local Citizens
Invited To Sign
Freedom Scrolls
Dear Ladies and Children:
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Would you like Something for Nothing????? COME IN TODAY. Simply sign
your name and address ONCE a week at MOORE’S, Clinton. Two names will be
drawn each Saturday evening. You do not have to be present, winner’s name and
gift will be placed in window Saturday night. You register each week, any day.
You may be the winner of
a nice gift from—
Moonek
Sbtedd SUofLne
Ladies* and Children’s Wear
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Clinton, S. Ci '
Phone 168-J
Last Week’s Winners:
Mrs. Bell Scott
Mrs. L. G. Sessoms, Jr.
Mrs. Rhett Adair
Mrs. Charles Hollis
Mrs. Guy Prater
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Mrs. Bob Hamer
Miss Peggy Mclnvaille
Mrs. Bernard Nabors
Mrs. Blanche Creswell
Dick Gasque
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Of the finest craftsmanship and
stock.
Distinctive in every particular.
Samples gladly submitted to brides-elect upon request.
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Box Office Opens 2:45
Saturday 12:45
Shows Run
Continuous
Thursday-Friday, Oct. 12-13
QUENTIN
REYNOLDS
says
•* A picture like this
makes going to the
movies very much
worth while.”
OCR VERY OWN
A MOTION PlCTUte FO*
THE MILLIONS WITH THE
Samuel Goldwwi
Saturday, October 14
OF
G.I.JOE
tOtEIT tutccss
MITCHUM • MEREDITH
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Monday-Tuesday, Oct. 16-17
EVERY80DYS WAITING FOR THEIR NEW MUSICAL!
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STAR-FILLED MUSICAL ^
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 18
LOVE THAT BRUTE
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With Paul Douglas, Jean Peters
M0VIBJ21
BETTER
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The Crusade for Freedom cam- ^
paign was launched in the county the
past week and throughout the state.
The crusade, headed nationally by
Gen. Lucius A. Clay, is a movement
designed to put freedom on the of
fensive and seeks the signatures of
ten million American citizens on
Freedom Sscrolls.
Justin A Bridges, Laurens attor
ney. is county chairman for the cru
sade. The county's quota has been set
at 1691 scignatures and $218 in con
tributions.
Enrollment stations have been set
up in Laurens and elsewhere Free
dom Scrolls, each accommodating 50
signatures, are on hand at all enroll-
• ment places.
In Clinton the American Legion
Auxiliary, headed by Mrs Thomas
Baldwin, is sponsoring the crusade
All who are interested in the move
ment are asked to sign the scrolls,
and all signers will be given a lapel
button carrying an emblem of Use
Freedom Bel!.
The scrolls may be signed at the
foliowiig places in the city: Giles
Chevrolet company. G A. Copeland
S* Son. McGee's Drug Store. Walker's
Grocery, with Mrs Essie Workman
at the high school, and Mrs M E
Milam at Baldw.n Motor company.
Rev. Allen Jacobs
Preaches At Orphanage,
Other Visitors Here
Rev Allen Jacobs, a former Thom-
well student, who is pastor of the
James Island Presbyterian church.
Charleston, conducted services Sun
day at Thornwell Memorial church.
About 75 men of his church were
visitors on the campus during the
week-end.
THURSDAY AND FRIDAY,
* October 12 and IS
THE SAVAGE HORDE
Johnny Ringo, Western gun-
fighter . . . casts his lot with help
less ranchers.
With WM ELLIOTT. ADRIAN
BOOTH and GRANT WITHERS.
Feature: 3:36, 7:36, 9:24.
SHORT. 9c and 35c
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 14
ONE DAY ONLY
FAST ON THE DRAW
(Black Rider Western)
With JAMES ELLISON, RUS
SELL HAYDEN, RAYMOND
HATTON, FUZZY KNIGHT and
BETTY ADAMS.
Feature;
2:21, 4:07, 5:53, 7:39, 9:25
Feature:
Chapter 1—
Desperadoes of the West
COMEDY. 9c and 35c
MONDAY AND TUESDAY,
October 16 and 17
WINCHESTER 73
(The Gun That Won the West)
With JAMES STEWART, SHEL
LEY WINTERS, DAN DURYEA.
Feature: 3:25, 7:25, 9:?2.
NEWS—SHORT. 9c and 35c
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 18
ONE DAY ONLY
WHERE THE
SIDEWALK ENDS
(Police Mystery)
With DANA ANDREWS and
GENE TIERNEY.
Feature: 3:25, 7:25, 9:25.
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