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♦ * * * # y 4 ♦ \ A Thursday, November 9, 1950 THE CLINTON CHRONICLE Paee Seven CAED OF THANK^ I wish to thank my friends for the beautiful flowers, cards, and other gifts bestowed on me while at the Blalock clinic. v MRS. LOLA M. SIMPSON. Society Belk’s lake pride ... in announcing that the fol lowing people have been Judg ed by a group of. impartial judges as winners in Belk’s October Harvest Contest. Biggest ear of corn $5.00 MR. R. S. HORTON RFD No. 3. CUnton Best can of beans $3.50 MRS. METTA STONE Clinton Best can of Tomatoes $3.50 MRS. J. W. MILAM Clinton Best home-made apron ... $3.50 KATHRINE SCHILTZ Thornwell Orphanage Best poem on harvest $3.50 BENSON WHELCHEL Thornwell Orphanage Best theme en Belks $5.00 EIJZABETH BEIL Bell SL School South Carolina Educational Associa- KJofirtnnl (Z,,nrA Mnc tion, was the guest speaker on Tues- ^0tiOnaI bU Q nj MOS day evening for the monthly meet- LodicS Night BongUCt ing of the Florida Street school Par ent-Teachers association. Mr. Coates gave an enlightening Members of the local National Guard, Battery B , 107th Anti-Air craft Battalion, entertained their (Continued from page three) of Christian Service of Broad Street Methodist church will meet Monday i afternoon, November 13, at 4 o’clock i as follows: Barden Circle, Mrs. G. W. Hol lingsworth, chairman; Mrs. J. V. Ed wards, hostess with Mrs. Hubert J. Pitts, assistant hostess,, jport was made 1 o“'the a‘'rrange^ente“fo7uie"l>a^ue't . J. V. I Bazaar whrh netted $666.00 which ' discussion of ttie needs of the schools wives and friends on Saturday even- and educational system in the state j^g with a ladies night banquet at Also a feature of the program was th e armory. several vocal selections by Mrs. Ro bert Lamb. During the business session a re covers were laid for 90 and a' four course turkey dinner was served. Lt. ! James E. Wolfe who was in charge 1 Mayme Johnson Circle, Mrs Edwards, chairman; Mrs. Marvin will be used for improvements at presided with the commanding offi-1 cer, Captain H. Francis Blalock wel- Robertson, hostess. the school. The group voted to V' Ellie Hatton Circle, Mrs. W. H. $50.00 for library books for Beil I Simpson, chairman; Mrs. A. B. Street school. The armory was beautifully deco- Weloh, hostess, with Mrs. Woodrow Later the guests were invited into ra t ed j n an autumn motif. At inter- McDpnald, assistant hostess. I the sdhool dining room for a social J alon g foe tables were bouquets | The Sarah Glonn Circle, Miss Rose hour and refreshments were served of y e ‘ low and white mums, -bowls of Lee, chanrman, will meet at 8:00! by mothers of the sixth grade stud- ™? es ’ and color.ul fall leaves com at the home of Mrs. Joe Davidson ents. : hv t— • and Mrs. Louise Hilton, with Mrs. MATCH THIS ... Mr. A. A. Mayts hens (on Spartanburg road) are averaging 68% egg production. He feeds— SPARTAN LAYING PELLETS of course. When you want nice, clean in-fertile eggs, see Mr. May. C-W-S GUANO CO.. INC. Phone 62 S. D. Dawkinc and Mrs. Charles Hol lis assistant hostesses. Presbyterian Circles Meet Monday The Circles of the First Presby terian church will meet Monday, No- Mrs. Swink Guest Clinton Music Club vember 13th as follows; piimented by lighted white tapers. I Raymond 'Horne of Presbyterian college, entertained with a magician show and Mrs. G. O. Boone of Nine ty-Six rendered a number of piano and vocal selections. After dinner The regular monthly meeting of square dancing was enjoyed with i the Clinton Music club was held on G rac }y spires callir^ — f last WtednMday afternoon at the home i GuMts ‘ 0 , ^ vou for the . of Mrs. Ed Sadler. ; ion were } * Innings and Sgt.' Brady Harrison of the Presbyterian At this time Mrs. W. T. Swink ofj, Woodruff, state federation president. co|lege ROTC ^ w . Circle 1 Miss Eila McCrary, chair- was a g a est of the club and spoke ao are assist- Be»t crochrl plrcr $3.5# MRS. W. ». PORTIl ClialM drawing $3 54 GEBALO DAVIS l.»du SrkMl All enlranto are a«ked In plea— mmr Into Bn(k» at Utetr rarttml ennvenlenre and plrk ■p U»r artlrira lhr» rnlrred In l! AIm U># win nut plrk ap Utolr prlar at any man will meet at the church at 7:30. .... _ . .. , ing with training of the unit; anJ on the state organization. She ex- t Circle 2 Mrs John B. Jordan, j plained several phases of the work r s chairman, Mrs. Abit Alexander, hos-^ qj that group; the scholarships for Other of;cers of the unit who at-' tess at 8:00. junior and senior music students; f®n<Jed were Lt. Mi.ford Smith, Mrs. Circle 3 Mrs. William Johnson, p| an g building a practice house Smith, Lt. Van Oxner, of Kinards, chairman, Mrs. Neal Dean, hostess at Camp Translvania at Brevard. N. and Flaine Franzen of Joanna 8: ®®- C.; and the Crosley-Adams shrine _ _ ^ Circle 4 Mrs. Gus Burton, chair- also announced the state (OH- ^4-^X4VELL HEADS GLEE CLl B . man, Mrs. W L Marshall, hostess at v en tion to be held in Spartanburg David M -xwell, of this city, sen- 4:00. ii n April 10r • ha5 been elected president of: 1 Circle 5 -Mrs A D. Salter, chair- Later in the afternoon guests were the Pre ^>^ r » ar > «>Uege glee club man. Mrs. Robert S. Owens, hastes. t invited into g* dining room wnert He succeeds Richard Cole. Pine- I at 4:00 relreshments of salad, assorted dam- hur *V N , C • " nU > T - who his t Circle «-Mrs Julian Bolick. chair-1 tles and cake wf>re ^ rved from a | position last week ,| m.m Mr W VI Wd.ac nostess . t au ;f e * table beautifu ly appoi.-.'.e: ^ “YOUR FAMILY THEATRE” Children Under 12 Free First Show at Dusk — Complete Show After 10 FRIDA Y-SATURDAY NOVEMBER 10-11 STATION WEST Dick PowelL Jane Greer MONDAY-TUESDAY NOVEMBER I.V-14 4:00 pink. An arrangement of pink chry- Circle « Mrs. Francis B alock. wn themums was flanked by lighted hairman. Mrr Dillard Milam, Jr., ta p er;g Q f t^e same shade Elsewhere lostess at 41W. • in the receiving rooms were manj Circle 8 Mrs H. E Sturgeon au t umn flowers arrayed with mag- hairman, Mrs. B. O. Mhitten, bos- leaves and other greenery !ess at 4:00. Assisting as hostesses for tne Circle • Mrs. David Cook, cha.r- rnr ^ ing wrr( . Mr , Bill Shie ds. Mrs n * n - Mis* Essie Young, hostess will | Harry Bettes. Mrs J. t Jacobs and Mrs John B Jordan. meet at 10 a m Circle ll| meet Tuesday. Nov the church Rock Bridge circfe will 14th at TJO a: HI BNC RIBE TO TUF. ('HRONK LI Paper CveesPady Lost or Strayed Two rah cm. one weigh ing 100 poundn and the oth er 250 pounds. One b red and one browntwh black. F. F. Couley t all 629-M EACH DAWN I DIE Jamew Cagney. (ieorge Raft W EDN KSDAY-THI R8DAY NOVEMBER 15-16 FATHER WAS A FULLBACK Fred MrMorras. Maureen O'Hara S. C. 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