The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, March 01, 1951, Image 8

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/ Page Two THE CLINTON CHRONICLE Thursday, March 1, 1951 Little Leaguers, Midgets Must Have Birth Certificates 1 All Little Leaguers and midget Ivaseball players taking part in the recreation program in Clinton this summer will be required to have a birth certificate before they play in any scheduled game. These certifi cates may be obtained from the Lau- | rens Health Department if bom in the county or from the State Health Department at Coliunbia. To be eligible to play Little League ball, a boy must be bom after Aug. 1, 1938. A Midget must be born after January 1, 1936. The state Little League tourna ment will be held here around Aug. 1 and the state Bidget tournament will be held in Charleston about Aug. 15, D. S. Templeton states. i Chamber Official Explains Manager Plan To Directors Ed. H. Cherry, manager of the Southwestern division of the United States Chamber . of Commerce, met Tuesday morning with the board of directors of the local organization. Mr. Cherry outlined a plan of se curing a full-time manager for the organization and pointed out the ad vantages of such a set-up. He stated that an annual budget of about $10,- 000 would be needed to put the plan of operation into effect. No action was taken by the directors. Watch for Opening The Tot Shop With A COMPLETE LINE OF CLOTHES FOR LITTLE BOYS AND GIRLS Up to 12 Years of Age • Dresses • Pants • Bonnets • Shirts • Gowns • Diapers • Sweaters • Socks AND MANY OTHER ITEMS Owned and Operated by Mrs. Sam McCrary — Mrs. Abit Alexander FORMER LOC ATION OF CLINTON FLOWER SHOP Watch for Further Announcements! 1 OIgad moAmni OheoUe Box Office Opens 2:45 Saturday 12:45 Shows Run Continuous Thursday-Friday, March 1-2 Through Laffland with Fun and Camera 1 REDSKEOON Clicks wi+h •fh* Chicks..- Arlene DAHL-Ann MILLER re MGMi Leon AMES • Pam BRITTON • Richard ROBER Saturday, One Day, March 3 n . 1H E TEACHER S PETTflJc T* 6 ' 1 * 0 " to A 6/n<S SCHOOL f tk Wm \ : - ibtifk lk«ii euATtsr i/UKHntmai MOVIBJS BETTER MR! School Announced In City For All Store Workers The Clinton Merchants association and the Distributive Education de partment of the Department of Edu cation will sonsor an employees edu cational program March 13 and 14, D. B. Smith, president, announced yes terday. Mrs. J. A. Timmerman, teacher of distributive education in this area, is in the city to make arrangements. The two educational programs are to be held in the New Broadway theatre in the mornings before work ing hours begin. Films on improved selling methods and guest speeches will be part of the program. In ad dition there will be door prizes. There will also be classes In all in dividual stores that wish the class es. Classes are now being held at the high chool for all students who now work. Other officers of the local associa tion are J. C. Thomas, vice-presi dent, and James E. Wolfe, secretary- treasurer. Last Rites Held For John Gulley John Gulley, 71, died early Tues day morning at a Columbia hospital after several years of declining health. He was a native of Georgia, but had made his home in Clinton for 19 years. He was a member of the Baptist ohurch. He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Essie Kemells Gulley of Clinton; one brother, T. J. Gulley, of Comer, Ga.; two sisters, Mrs. Paul Fuller of And erson, and Mrs. Lou Harrison of Bir mingham, Ala. Funeral services were conducted Wednesday at 4:30 at his home on Musgrove street by the Rev. J. W. Spillers. Interment followed' in Rose- ! mont cemetery. Nephews were pall bearers. PERSONAL MENTION Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Ferguson, Sr., returned yesterday from St. Peters burg, Fla., where they have been spending several weeks. Linda Braswell, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Braswell, is a patient at Hays hospital. Mrs. Tuggle of Rome, Ga., is vis iting her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. W. J. MdBrayer, Jr. Mrs. Everett Carson arid son, John ; Little, of Gastonia, N. C., are visit ing her sister, Miss Jamie Little. THE CASINO WEDNESDAY AND THl’RSDAY, Feb. 28 and March 1 END OF THE RIVER (Jungle Story) With SABU and RAYMOND LOVELL. Feature: 3:09, 7:00, 9:31 ..Plus... ■ UNMASKED (Mystery Thriller) With ROBERT ROCKWELL and BARBARA FULLER Feature: 4:31 and 8:31 9c and 35c FRIDAY AND SATURDAY March 2 and 3 ROUGH RIDERS OF DURANGO ALLAN “ROCKY” LANE and His Stallion, Black Jack, with WAL TER BALDWIN AND ALENE TOWNE. Feature: Friday: 3:48, 7:48, 9:36 Saturday: 2:18, 4:06, 5:54, 7:42 9:29. Chapter 9— Flying Disc Mon to Mars Comedy and Cartoon .. 9c and 35c MONDAY AND TUESDAY Vtfaroh 5 and 6 THREE DESPERATE MEN Loaded with action—three des perate outlaws. With PRESTON FOSTER, VIR GINIA GREY AND JTM DAVES. Feature: 3:34, 7:34, 9:17 NEWS-SHORT »c and 35c WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY March 7 and 8 MISSING WOMEN (Thrilling Mystery) With PENNY EDWARDS AND JAMES MILLIGAN. Feature: 3:09, 7:00, 9:07. DAWN RIDERS (Western) With JOHN WAYNE. Feature: 4:09, 8:00, 10:07. 9c and 35c • COMING!, Monday-Tuesday-Wednesday March 5-6-7 i mOAMKi OTieathje THIS IS THE END SUMEREL CLOSES FOR GOOD ■ ■■-hi t , / Last 3 Days THURSDAY - - - FRIDAY SATURDAY DON’T FORGET... r i ' 4 WE CLOSE SATURDAY NITE Everything Must Be Sold!