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THE CLINTON CHRONICLE
Thursday, August SO, 1951
BRIEFS w ABOUT
PEOPLE YOU KNOW
Cub Scouts Have
Outing On Lake
Participants in Radio Quiz Sponsored By Local Mills
Den 4 of, the local Cub Scouts
will return today from the Perry
Moore cottage on Lake Green-
| x. rtrtri During the stay weiner
. roasts, fishing, and swimming were'
Mr. and Mrs. George ° ' enjoyed. Also a treasure hunt on'
Sumter, spent the week-end with Qne of the islands Last mght the!
the former’s sister, Mrs. R a y m 9 r,< * | cu bs’ dads were their guests for
Pttts. They were accompanied a p]cnic supper
home by M,s 5 L»u,se Buitman and. The Den mother Mrs . w
Mr;. Martha Bruner who had been shenaU was a guest o( the cubs
R Parshall of dunng th6ir Stay ‘
a. rarsnan Mr and Mrs perry Moore ac .,
companied the group.
Ala., were here for a
last week with Mrs. C. M.
visiting Mrs. Pitts.
Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Parshall of
TJniontown, Pa., anived today for
a visit with the latter's mother,
Mrs. L. A. Barrow’, and Mr. and ,
Mrs. h. j. Pitts. “iNew Finance Company
Mr. and Mrs. John Harper for- Op0n5 |f| City
mcily of Decatur, Ga., have taken ^ £
an apartment with Mrs. E. H. Hall . t
on Hickory street. Mr. Harper is The Tn-Clty Pinanec company
a student at Presbyterian college announces the opening of an of-,
and Mrs. Harper holds a position m the city located over Sadler-,
at the Bank of Clinton. Pharmacy on Musgrove
„ < j street. ' Their announcement ap-
Brewer Dixon,^ Sr., a iJ ^ons, pears j n today’s pa per.
Bauey and Kelly, of Tall ad g , company is headed by J. R.
bne o V , 1S1 , Ellison of Anderson, with offices
_ 31 c ^ 'i in that city, Belton and Easley. Mr. j
The younger Dixons were enroute EUison ha ' s had eigh t e en years ex-
homc after a tup to Europe. perience in the finance business,
Mrs. E. H. Hall spent the past he states.
week at Myrtle Beach with her
son, and their famil.es. Mrs E || is \yj ns
Mr. and Mrs. David Tribble spent
Sautrriay in Blacksburg with his WoSning MoCrlinG
grandfather, J. N. Quinn, and oth- /
rr relatives. Mrs. George D. Eellis, Jr., of 215
Mrs. Tommy Hollis and daugh- South Woodrow street, was the gg?
ter, Nancy, are visiting Mr. and i uc ky winner in the Dixie-Home
Mrs M. O. Hollis in Atlanta while open house celebration. She was
Mr. Hollis is attending camp for awarded an ABC-O-Matic washing'
reserve officers at Fort McClellan,' rnac hine with a year’s supply of |
Aia | w’ashing powders. Similar prized!
Mis.*' Grace Beckett of Vineland, with an estimated total value of i
N J , is the guest of Rev. and Mrs.; $30,000 were awarded in each ofi
T Layton Fraser. •- the Dixie-Home chain of food!
Mr. and Mrs. F. Dodd Bonner. stores. The announcement of the
and son, Frederick, of Aurora, N. winner appears in their advertise-
C. , spent Sunday with the latter’s 1 men t m today’s paper,
sister, Mrs. William A. Sherratt. —■
and family. San Antonio, Texas, undergoing AtK . rtlr . nt . A T _,
Mrs. G. E. Smith and Miss Mary treatment at an army hospital. | . 1 ohotoo
Erwin Smith will return today to Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Holland and sa ‘d yesterday that tickets for the
th< ;r home in Elberton, Ga.. after Mrs. C. Q. Holland spent Sunday in P. C.-Furman football game In
a visit with their son and brother, Asheville with the latter’s sisters, Greenville on September 14 at 8 p.m.
D. B. Smith, and Mrs. Smith. Mrs. Lewis Kalusche and Mrs. are now on sale. They may be se-
Mis. Wylie Monk, Mr. and Mrs. Mary Forman. cured here, he said, at the four drug
W F Monk and son of Atlanta, I Friends of Lt. Col. Thomas How-1 stores of the city .
Ga.. are guests of their daughter ell and family will be intreest-
and sister. Mrs. Tom Plaxico, and ed to know he
Mr Plaxico. | from Shaw Field
Mr. and Mrs. James Puryear nell College. Iowa, where he will guyc ABC Finance Co
Jt^vo returned from a visit with the be Profesor of Miltary Science and * ' * * ^ ww.
formers relatives in Portsmouth, Tactics. -m. » /- ji. r*
V.n Mr and Mr, H. Furman Oulla' The ^ £ or ‘E r * ,lon
Robert Henry has returned from of Florence, spent last week with nai P urch ^sed the finance ^ ^
a visit with his nncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Steer. j company from B. W. Crouch, Jr., year f . ^ their 7
Mr and Mrs Olm Spann, in Green- Cpl. Walter Barksdale who is l * no lon « er connected with the game# on thu new fleld w hich is ' Vofen 1 _ WhHm.r* »
ville. On Sunday afternoon Mr. I stationed at Indiantown Gap. Pa., business —■— —— j _ nuwaAoer B Whitmire (here)
and Mrs. Edward Henry accompan- is visiting his mother, Mrs. R. A. ^* rr ‘ s nnanager of the lo< a
pan.id by Misses Jenny Payne, Steer, and Mr. Steer. office, coming here from Charlotte.
Eioise Marshall, Nancy Cook and Mrs. W. A. Martin and little > ~ ^
Emma Gray were there and enjoy- daughter of Fountain Inn, visited Tickets On Sale
ed swimming in the Spann pool. | hgr parents, Mr, and Mrs. J. A. r r . o
Mrs. John William King and Black, recently. lOf CirCUS bept. O
Friends of George F Cox wUl be Advance tickets for J,.
notice
There will be a Stockholders
Meeting of Motor Parts, inc„ at the
office of Battery & Electric Com
pany, Greenville, S. C., on Satur
day morning. Sept. 15, 1951, for the
purpose of liquidating the assets of
the said corporation. Anyone hav
ing claims against the corporation
should submit bills properly notar
ized, and anyone owing said cor
poration should make immediate
payment.
MOTOR FARTS, INC.,
Cecil Morris, President,
. D. S. Sessions, Treasurer.*
13-4c.
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DR. L. B. MARION
NATUROPATH
Res. Phone 939
Dr. J. W. McCullough
EYE
REFRACTIONS
9:00 to 5:30 Daily
East Side Sqaare
Laurens
Phone 22661
Thr Clinton and Lydia Cotton Mills have announced a new quiz program beginning September 2 on Sta
tion WLBG. One hundred dollars in prizes will be awarded each week. The show has been named “Quls of
the Two Mills” and will be heard on Sunday afternoons from 4:05 to 4:45.
The following participants have been announced: Lydia Mills, left to right: Joe Davenport Miss Margie
Snider and Adger Crawford. Clinton Mills, left to right: Homer Lawson. Miss Nellie Osborne, Joe Burns, Mrs.
Mildred Kinard. At the board is Radio Manager Bob Smith, master of
Tickets On Sole
For Furman Game
is being transferred A . *+ .. **
id. Sumter, to Grin- American Lreait Lorp.
Orphanage Begins
Football Practice,
Schedule Given
i The Thomwell orphanage foot
ball squad has been working out
for about ten days, twice and once
i a day. , Prospects are rather bright.
The team lost six^ regular linemen
who joined the armed forces after
Christmas last year.
out on
8th grade: Bobby Bartenfield.
Lamar Lee, Milton Nalley, Sammy
Roth.
Season’s Schedule
September 12—Greenbriar (here)
8 00 p. m.
September 20—Ford (there) 4 DO
p. m.
September 28—Epworth (there)
8 00 p. m
October 4 — Connie Maxwell!
(here) 8DO p. m |
The team lost six^regular linemen <#1 P ct ? b t r A * i Greenwood B’
xa*Kev tsvirwaji t Kn ?zr>mefcs4 fmftmr l I O OO p. ITI.
October 18—Lockhart (here) 7.JO
The boys are working out on P ^ ^ ^ ^ *, 1W4
A3C. ri'nV^ < h '‘' "" H * rt - j
Crouch. Jr. Cm »» j« *>r No,«nb« l-Prapw,,, (h«.)
chilorcn of Columbia, will arrive
tomorrow’ for an extended visit
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J.
F. Jacobs, while Lt. King is in
now under construction.
The team is very young and
mostly inexperienced. It is coach
ed by D. S. Templeton.
The follow mg boys are out for
the team:
Bobby Dowdle. senior; Jack
Brown, junior; Larry Caldwell.
7 JO p. m
LAWN MOWER
PRECISION
SHARPENING
DONE BY EXPERTS
Call 1*4 R
Cox
Seed Cleaners
E. Florida Si.
interested to know he has enlisted _ cj to r Lt- ^ EUtek junior; John
in the navy and is currently sta- lurday ^ g are on ^ and may McCabe, sophomore. How ard
. tioned m San Diego, Calif. ^ purchased from any member of Shaw, sophomore, James Barten-
the Uons dub ' s P onsor * of the cir ‘ * Johnny Campbell, l "iesh-
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Two perlormances will be given,
at 2:30 in the afternoon and 8:00 at
night.
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Box Office Opens 2:45
Saturday 12:45
Shows Run
Continuous
Thursday and Friday, August 30-31
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KUYiKKQI'dim mrs-niMdnK
THium MlMaiEDOEMIlYBffF
SMa^-criOMwA TVwnoorrf Victor*
Saturday, September 1 (One Day)
Tie funniest new idea on film since"FRANCIS !"TvT’ 7 "
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Monday and Tuesday, September 3-4
Tarzon's latestl.**FILMED IH AFRICA!
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WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 5
WALK SOFTLY, STRANGER
With Joseph Gotten, Valli and Spring Byington
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WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY,
August 29 and 38
MY TRUE STORY
(Girl On Parole)
With HELEN WALKER and
WILLARD PARKER.
Feature: 3:23, 7:00, 9:27.
..Also...
OKUHOMA
RAIDERS
(Western)
With TEX RITTER. ^
Feature: 4:30 and 8:30.
SHORT. 9c and 35c
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY.
Aug. 31—Sept. 1
GASOLINE
ALLEY
(Comedy from the Comic Strip)
With SCOTTY BECKETT and
JIMMY LYDQN.
Feature:
Friday: 3:25, 7:00, 9:42.
Saturday: 1:55, 4^37, 7:19, 10:01.
...Also...
THE MISSOURIANS
(Western)
With MONTE HALE.
Feature:
Friday: 4:42 and 8:42.
Saturday: 3:12, 5:54, 8:36.
Pirates of fhe High
Seas, Chap. 10
9c and 35c
MONDAY AND TUESDAY,
September 3 and 4
All CARTOON SHOW
An Hour and a half of your fa
vorite cartoons—Tom and Perry
and others.
Starts: 3:18, 7:18, 9:15.
NEWS.
9c and 35c
man: John Dowdle. freshman, Ma
rion Dowdle. freshman. Clifford
Hanna, freshman, Kenneth Mer- 1
shon, freshman; Charles Nalley.i
freshman; Billy Shaw, freshman;!
Jimmie Simmons, freshman; Doc
Stevens, fershman.
ANNOUNCEMENT •
Announcing the purchase of A. B. C. Loan Com
pany by the American Credit Corporation, 104
W. Pitts St., Telephone 751. v
American Credit Corporation is offering a
new type of loan service to the citizens of Clin
ton and invites everyone to come by and visit
with them.
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Announcing...
We Open Friday
In Our New Location
(Former Copeland-Stone Co. Bldg.)
ON THE SQUARE
Closed Today In Our Old Store
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On South Broad St.
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Prescription Service Uninterrupted
' Phone 101
Howard’s Pharmacy
On the Square
Copeland-Stone Co. Old Bldg.