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Pas* Two THE CLINTON CHRONICLE Thursday, May 31, 1951 COLLEGE COMMENCEMENT SPEAKERS illMIMi m ■mmmsm ll' ", : m BRIEFS.. ABOUT PEOPIE YOU KNOW • % 1 J Mr. and Mrs. Bill Blalock of Newberry, Mr. and Mrs. Calvert Marsh of Columbia, were here Monday for the graduation of their sister, Miss Nell Fuller, from Clin- ;on high school. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Phillips of I Spartanburg, s o n-i n-la w and j daughter of Mrs. B. L. King, of this city, sailed today from New ! York City on the Queen Mary for a two months tour of England and the continent. They were accom panied to New York by their son- in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs.. J. M. Moore, of Andrews. Pictured above are the speakers who will deUver the principal ad- j Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Leake were dresses at Presbyterian college’s commencement exercises. On the left is ; i n Greenville Sunday where they Dr! FRED V. POAG, pastor of Columbia’s Shandon Presbyterian church, ■ visited the latter’s sister, Mrs. F. who will preach the baccalaureate sermon at the First Presbyterian church M. Terry, who is critically ill at Sunday morning. And on the right is DR. JOSIAH CRUDUP, president of the General hospital following an Brenau college, who will deliver the commencement address in PC’s out- operation. Mrs. Leake has been door chapel on Monday morning. ' at the bedside of her sister for — i se veral days. son, Patty Chisholm, Shirley Duna- Charlie Wise is a patient at Grammar Pupils To Give Recital Tuesday «cr; The public is invited to attend the piano recital of the grammar school puipls of Mrs. Robert F. Black which will be held Tuesday evening, June 5, at 8 o’clock at the First Presbyterian church. Those taking part on the pro gram will be Corinne Boyd, Billy Chisholm, Ame Black, Bunky Bla lock, Kathy Hart, Judy Adair, Di ane Roddy, Ronnie and Milton Moore, Claire Smith, Linda Milam, Rachel Ann Wilson, Jennie Walk-J er, Betsy and Jack Davis, Roslyn Ridings, Susan Terry, Sally Glenn, Lou Jones Cornwall, Jennie Red, Gerald Woodruff, Jennie Addison, Terrell Cook, Martha Jane Bry- -way, Emily Bailey, Lillian Hart, ]j a y S hospital. Jane Todd. Frances Cunningham Beth and Allen Trammell. Merchants May Secure Sales Tax Booklets Derona Prater, daughter of Mr. ' and Mrs. E. L. Prater of Joanna, is a patient at Hays hospital. Mrs. M. L. Kleckley has return ed from a visit with relatives in, •^o.umbia. . , . ‘ June 1—Joanna at Lydia. Mrs. Eugene Pratt of Columbia, June 4 _ Academy Street Mrs. J. L. Beaudrot, Mrs. John C. Lyoia. Lilttle League Through May 2d Standings W L Academy ^ 9 0 Thomwell 5 4 Joanna 4 5 Florida St. .— 3 6 Lydia 1 7 Results Last Week Joanna 14—Thomwell 10. Lydia 12—Florida Street 3. Thornwbll 17—Lydia 3. Joanna 4—Florida Street 3. Florida Street 7—Thomwell 3. Academy Street 8—Joanna 7. Midget League Standing ... W L Florida St. ... 5 0 Thomwell 3 2 Lydia 2 2 Academy St 1 L. 2 3 Joanna 0 5 Results Last Waek Thomwell 9—Joanna 2. ThomweM 3—Lydia 1. Florida Street 3—Lydia 0. Florida Street 10—Joanna 4. Florida Street 10—Thomwefl 7. Academy Street 14—Joanna 2. i Schedule for Little League and 1 Midgets May 31—Academy at Florida Card of Thanks We wish to express our appre ciation to our friends, neighbors and relatives for the many kind nesses, floral offerings, cards and expressions of sympathy • extended to us during the illness and at the death of our mother, Mrs. Marilzy K. Butler. —THE CHILDREN. ENTUtELY'NEW Webster’s New Collegiate Dictionary, based on Web ster’s New International Dictionary. Best handy size. Chronicle Publish ing Co., Stationery Dept. Millionth Stockholder In Telephone Company played. THE CHRONICLE Completely Covers Clinton’s Trade Area for Advertisers There Is No Substitute for Newe- oaper Advertising i 'MOAmm Oheatrifc Box Office Opens 2:45 Saturday 12:45 Shows Run Continuous Thursday, and Friday, May 31-June 1 THERE’S (JRAWM IN THE PASTURE ^ ... AND A NEWBABY IN THE HOUSE! Marjorie- Perqf . MAIH • KWK & Wm W** RICHARD IONG • MEfi RANDALL • MY COlilNS U ALSO CARTOON Saturday, June 2 73V£ F/QHT7NG3G 4 SALERNO beachhead DANA ANDREWS RICHARD CONT COMEDY—“One Wild Night” OARTOON—“Corn Chips - Monday and Tuesday, June 3-4 ‘KIllEftS-FOD'HIRE^AND THE MAN WHO SMASHED THEM! CARTOON—“Cold War” WEDNESDAY, JUNE 5 SOUTHSIDE 1-1000 With Don DeFore and Andrea King EXTRA ADDED ATTRACTION Narer Valley^—Special DISNEY Feature Length Cartoon MOVIBiE BETTER mOkr! The Merchant. Association has se- “'f'J- X, L >‘ aia - cured » "umber ot ^«s •'Sates Voung Mrs L^zie McKeUer^of j 5-Flonda Street at Thorn- Tax and Its Use’, which goes into . . ; „ „ w eu.- effect July 1. Merchants desiring the brother.^ _ ^.ther oOm j ne 6 _ Joann> a , Academy booklets are asked to stop by Moore s Mrs BiUy and son of Street. -~ Dress Shoppe where the> a.e is- Greensboro, N. C., is visiting her ■ 1 sister, Mrs. E. N. Sullivan, and Dr. iv gi a - Su ii iva " dM „ k- v , i Birth Announcements Mr. and Mrs. H. K. Neely re- t turned Tuesday to the^i home in BALDWIN Pelham, Ga„ after spenolng several and Harry Baldwin days with the latter s sister Mrs. ann0 unce the birth of a daughter, John T. Young, and other relatives on Monday, May 28, at the New- ne r?' j w « ; . berry hospital. Mrs. Baldwin be- Mr. arid Mrs. Henry Williams of fore marriage was Miss Jackie Elmira, N. Y., are visiting the lat- Wi e r , daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W ters parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph l Wier. Copeland. SMITH Friends of Mrs. Howard Smith m.*. and Mrs. Milford Smith an-1 will be interested to know she xs nounce the birth of a daughter,! convalescing at ner home follow- Virginia Gale, on May 27, at the mg an operation illness at the Co- Blalock clinic. Mrs. Smith is the' lumbia hospital. former Miss Marjorie E. Jones. Cpl. Irby L. chandler returned CONN to Fort Benning, Ga., Wednesday Mr. and Mrs. Jimmie R. Conn after spending a few days with his announce the birth of a son, Jamei parents, Mr. and Mrs. Carl I. Kirk, on May 25 at Hays hospital. Chandler. M rs Conn is the former Miss Eu- m -— nice Gooch. LETTER BOX FILSS — The handy 1 WHAM Mr. and Mrs. James Mellette office item. Chronicle Publishing Co. THE CASINO 1 WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY, May 30 and 31 AMODEAN MARRIAGE With REED HADLEY and MAR GARET FIELD. Feature: 3:16, 7:00, 9:20. ...Also... CASINO TO KOREA Actual fighting scenes of World War II showing “Salerno” and the bombardment of the monastery of “Monte Casino.” Also shots of the fighting in Korea. Feature: 4:22 and 8:22. SHORT. 9c and 35c FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, June 1 and 2 BLAZING BULLETS (Western) With JOHNNY MACK BROWN and LOIS HALL. Feature: Friday: 3:25, 7:00, 9:22. Saturday: 1:30, 3:52, 6:14, 8:36. . ..Also... PIER 23 (Cops and Robbers) With HUGH BEAUMONT and ANN SAVAGE. Feature: Friday: 4:22 and 8:22. Saturday: 2:27, 4:4fl, 7:11, 9:33. Ferris of the Darkest Jungle, Chap. 9 9c and 35c MONDAY AND TUESDAY, June 4 and 5 (Western Adventure) With JAMES STEWART and MARLENE DIETRICH. Feature: 3:25, 7:25, 9:24. NEWS—SHORTS. 9c and 35c Wham of Mountville, announce the birth of a son, Joseph William, on May 26 at Hays hospital. Mrs. Wham is the former Miss Elizabeth Goodman. OAKLEY Mr. and Mrs. Clarence F. Oakley. Jr., announce the birth of a datgh- ter, Ruth Jane, on May 28 at Hays hospital. Mrs. Oakley is the for mer Miss Romayne Bousley. YOUNG Mr. and Mrs. Charles William Young announce the birth of a daughter on May 28 at Hays hos pital. Mrs. Young before marriage was Miss Doris Cornelia Dixon. CUNNINGHAM Mr. and Mrs. Jack Cunningham announce the birth of a son, Gary Hugh, on May 28 at Hays hospital. Mrs. Cunningham is the former Mias Gayneile Davis. Mrs. Pitts' Pupils To Present Recital The grammar school piano pu pils of Mrs. James Pitts will be presented in recital Saturday eve ning, June 2, at 8 o’clock at Broad Street Methodist church. The pub lic is cordially invited to attend the recital. Those taking part on the pro gram will be: Scott Wilson, Linda . Haupfear, Joan Brandt, Julia Bo- | lick, Sara Ray, Ben Crouch, Milling Blalock, Billy Davis, Barrie Elli son, Carroll Poole, Edgar Everett, Jr., Sandra Ray, Jackie Pitts, Betty Jane Hamer, Dolly Crouch, Francene Johnson, Claudia Ann Monroe, Sara Pitts, Martha Mc- MLilian, Margaret Ann Bolick, Florence Winn, Elaine Addison, Nell Timmerman, Leanna Young, Linda Satterfield, Vivian Pearson, Betty Davis, Betty Lou Parrish, Betty Sanders, Elaine Crocker and Lena Gilliam. mmt,m w ■ —^ Students Name New '51-52 Officers Ted Mears of Cross Hill, member of the high school graduating class Monday evening, has been voted student of the year by the student body. , Rembert TruLuek was elected pres ident of the student body for the coming year, and Terry Thomas, vice president Officers elected of the rising senior class are Dorothy Carr, president; Mary ©atherine Anderson, vice- president; Tommie Boyce, secretary; Kenneth Boyce, treasurer. Kinards Girl To 1 Graduate At Winthrop Miss Sylvia Oxner of Kinards, is a memiber of the graduating class at Winthrop college on Sunday at which time she will receive a bachelor of science degree in home economics. Miss Oxner is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. T. Oxner. SUBSCRIBE TO “Tlie Paper THE CHRONICLE The millionth stockholder of the American Telephone and Telegraph company—the only business in the United States to achieve such a broad democracy of ownership—is represented by Mr. and Mr*. Brady Denton, of Saginaw. Michigan, who Jointly own seven shares of stock. Denton, an automobile salesman, and his wife Dorothy and two of their three beys are shown above during a visit to their local telephone exchange. 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