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THE CLINTON CHRONICLE
Thursday, November 2, 19r>l
BOYCHOIR, TO SING HERE FRIDAY
AS FIRST CONCERT ATTRACTION
Education Week
Local Boys Enter
To Be Observed Nov. 5-11 Air Corps At Texas
V
The week of November 5-11 has, A . ,, A
been designated as American Edu- The following Clinton boys enhst-
cation week to place emphasis on the; e A d 1 « t th . rou * h ^ G ^y ille
schools and their work. 1 £ ir ^ re " r r u 1 1 1 tin 8 s l atio „ n: Wllham
The following program will be!** - ^ a ^ on i William E. Henry, Jr.,
H.
1 presented over radio station WLBG t i° u e 1 Holland ’ ^ McCrary and
next week with the public invited p hai ! les Pl 1 ^ s _ T |) ese re P° rted
to listen in 1 to Greenville Friday where they left
Monday 11:00-11:15 a. m ._Ad-1 immediatel y for Lackland Air Force
dress—Senator Ralph T. Wilson. | S an Antonio, Texas, where they
Tuesday 11:00-11:15 a. m—Laur- 1 wl11 take their basic training.
ens city schools.
Wednesday 11:00-11:15 a. m.—
Music by Hickory Tavern schools. Ad
dress—Rep. Robert C. Wasson.
a. m.—Clin-
The Columbus Boy choir, apreirins
here in the high > ' .i..d.Uiium •
Fnday night . ..j tirst attiavion
o' the 50-5: .eason of the Lauronsi
County C mmunity Concert Associa
tion, of.ers unusual and excititig op-,
perturi’y to bo; - ' between the ages
o - ni.nr and tjurteen yea.a inclus
ive. H. bert Huffman, director of the
Boycho.. will hold auditions on the
stage immediately after the concert
fr boys wh possess qualifications of
musical apt :.. ic and the innate pos-
oad voice tor ent r ance
i.i Boycho r Boarding
.r.ay also judition for
the Boy noir summer'
session at Chiutauqua Lake, New
York There . . m ncrate fee for
* nrollment in c com;) which lasu,
.SOLYF.NE typewriter clean
er keeps machines in good o*a£r.
iilso clear.' - date, i and ruboer stamps
Chronicle Pub. Co, Stationery Dept.
Phone 74.
s.bility or a
to the Colun
School Boys
application to
f rofo- July 19 to August 22.
In is su.n.r.cr will be the 8th sea
son for the warm-weather branch of
the Columbus Beychoir School where
b >ys enjoy a full recreation including
sailing, swimming, baseball, tennis
md badminton. They may take full
ac.vantage of the fine musical pro
gram offered by Chautauqua Institu
tion which includes operas, plays,
symphony concerts and recitals by
famous musical stars. Campers join
with the regular students of the
Choir in presenting two choral works
with the Chautauqua Symphony Or
chestra under the direction of Fran
co Auton. These are given in the
huge open-air amphitheatre seating
7,090. with Boychoir appearance
drawing capacity audiences. All
campers attend five dress rehearsals
o» op?-3< prevented by members of
;ae Jui«..ara Graduate School, with
P’tn ipils fr rr. the Metropolitan Op*
c.a Com^uny.
Thursday 11:45-12:00
ton city schools.
Friday 11:00-11:15 a
! well orphanage schools.
Saturday 10.45-11:00 a. m.—Mus
ic by Ford Jr. high. Address—Coun
ty Supt. J. LeRoy Burns.
The Laurens eounty Education As
sociation said yesterday it wishes to
thank the following business firms
for allowing the schools to' use their
windows for displays during Edu- 1
cation Week: |
Belks, Laurens; Adair’s Men Shop,,
Belks, Blakely’s Seed Store, Ander
son's Ready-to-Wear of Clinton, and
Joanna Stores, Joanna.
Birth Announcements
McCarthy
Lt. and Mrs. L. C. McCarthy an
nounce the birth of a son, Oct. 21st
at the Army hospital at Fort Benning,
Ga. Mrs. McCarthy is the former Miss
Peggy Johnson, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Walter A. Johnson of this city.
ADAIR
Lt. Col. and Mrs. Archie. S. Adair
of Bermuda, announce the birth ot j
a daughter, Caron, on October 26th
in the Army hospital there. Mrs I
Adair is the former Miss Miriam Mi- |
lam of Laurens, and Lt. Col. Adair
is a son of Mrs. H. D. Rantin of this I
city.
LAWSON
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Lawson an-1
nounce the birth of a son, Sanford I
Joe on October 26th at Hays hospital.
Mrs. Lawson is the former Miss Sy-!
bil Kidd.
McGINIS
Mr. and Mrs. Jack McGlnis an-1
nounce the birth of a daughter. Mar-1
tha Nell on October 30th at Hays|
hospital. Mrs. McGlnis is the former)
Miss Edith Greenway.
U.D.C. TO MEET
• The Stephen D. Lee Chapter, U.
( D. C., will meet tonight (Thursday)
at 7:30 o’clock at the home of Mrs.
i ! P.' M. Pitts on Musgrove street.
i
m.—Thorn-
Mr. and Mrs. Loftis Win
First Place At Fair
Mr. and Mrs. S. B. Loftis of this
city, won a first place at the Lau
rens county fair for an arrangement
of dahlias and chrysanthemums. They
also entered several other bouquets
including one of roses for the flow
er exhibit.
WITH GREENVILLE FIRM
W. A. Buchanan has accepted a
position as plant foreman for Max
Cleaners and Laundry in Greenville.
For darning thread, choose a
thread which is a little darker than
the hose. The thread works in slight
ly lighter when you use it.
Three pairs of hose purchased in
the same color will give the same
amount of wear as nine pairs, each
in a different color. One stockir\g
always wears much longer than the
other, and it can be teamed with
several other hose, if they’re alike in
color.
NUNN-BUSH SHOES
$13.95 ond $15.95
L. B. DILLARD
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Oheatne
li<>\ Office'Opens 2:45
Saturday 12:45
Shows Run
Continuous
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relief, rub on...
Thursday-Friday, Nov. 2-3
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Saturday, November 4
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WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 8
“ADAM and EVELYN”
With Stewart Granger and Jean Simmons
MOVijys
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THI RSDAY AND FRIDAY.
November 2 and 3
BEILS OF C0R0NID0
(Roy Rogers Saves Uranium)
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Feature: 3:39, 7:39, 9:25
COMEDY. ' 9c and 35c
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 4
ONE DAY ONLY
STIGFCOACH
KID
(Fast Action Western)
With TIM HOLT, RICHARD
MARTIN and JEFF DONNELL.
Feature:.
2:18, 4:06, 5:54, 7:42, 9:30
Chapter 4—
Desperadoes of the West
ALSO SHORT SUBJECTS
9c and 35c
MONDAY AND TUESDAY
November 6 and 7
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GREGORY PECK
DANYIF.ZAHHCL
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Feature: 3:18, 7:00, 9:12
9c and 35c
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 8
ONE DAY ONLY
TRIPLE TROUBLE
*T
THE DEAD END KIDS
With Leo Gorcey and Huntz
Hall.
Feature 3:41, 7:41, 9:28,
Chapter 3
Undersea Kingdom
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Come in and see our Hall marl
k Grandma Moms Cards—quaint winter
scenes that recapture childhood
memories of Christmas. Boxes of other
Hallmark Cards to chooM from in our
larger-lhan-over collection.
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bracing sense of masculine well
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