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THE CLINTON CHRONICLE
Thursday, May 22, 1952
Clinton Wins,
Joanna Loses In
Central Loop
The Ware Shoals Reigels ripped
over Joanna’s league-leading Hor
nets Tuesday-night at Joanna 7 to
2. moving within a game of the
Hornets in the Central Carolina
League pennant race.
In the first and third innings the
Reigels burst loose 1 in three-run
spurts. Earl Gray, crafty south-
faw. let Joanna down on five scat
tered blows, hanging up his fourth
vietory against no losses.
Joanna's Jimmy Kirbv was nit
Vn-rt s^ff.M ing his first loss in four
WITH THE SICK
Mrs. J. R. Anderson, mother of
Mrs. J. H. VonHollen, is a patient
at the Blalock clinic.
Mrs. Richard Moore is improving
satisfactorily at the Blalock clinic
Little League
Statistics Given
(Through May 20)
. . Won
where she underwent an operation j A A ,
>- est< ‘ rda >'- 'iI
Friends of B. C. Preslar will (Lydia 2
interested to know he is a patient PlririHfl "' 2
a» {toys hospital. — ; Thornwell Z Z Z Z Z 2
Mrs. Sidney Oakley is recuperat
ing at the Blalock clinic following j Ten Leading Batten
an operation last week. (Davenport (Lydia) v 714
Lost
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Hart Tells Kiwanians
Of Trip To England
TWO CITY TEACHERS
HURT IN CAR WRECK
Friends of Misses Sara Robertson
Joanna j and Betty Neal Derrick will regret
they were injured in an
J. B. Hart, treasurer of
Cotton Mills, was the guest speaker, to know
at the last meeting of the local Ki- automobile accident near Whitmire
wanis club. j Saturday morning while enroute to
Mr. Hart during the past year ^ ancaster * M‘ ss Robertson is a pa-
made a six weeks trip abroad with a, tient at the Blalock clinic suffering
party of textile officials upon an in- a fractured armand other cuts and
vitation of the British team which ^ ruises * Miss Derrick was able o
visited this county two years ago to return to her home after treatmen .
gather information. They toured the' SUBSCRIBE TO THE CHRONICLf
starts.
Over at Ninety-Six, Bill Row
land. Clinton’s veteran right-hand
er. hurled steady four-hit ball and
romped over Ninety-Six 11 to 1.
Rowland got 10 on strikes and al
lowed only two walks in gaining
Ks victory. Jim Voiselle was on
the mound for the losing Indians.
Manager Charlie Gaffney and
third sacker Roy Blackstock, blast
ed out a double and single each.
Games This Week
Friday—Ninety-Six at Joanna.
Clinton at Ware Shoals.
Saturday—Joanna at Ninety-Six.
Ware Shoate at Clinton:~ '
United Kixigdom to study British
textile manufacturing methods un-
Mrs. Will Purdue is a patient et Archie (Thornwell) 550 der the technical assistance program
Hays hospital. Bagwell (Lydia) .... i....530 Q f the Economic Cooperation Admin-
Mrs. Lamar Owings of Laurens. Floyd (Joanna) 435 jstration.
underwent an operation this week Sweet (Thornwell) .... .... .. .400
at the Blalock clinic. Rowe (Joanna) ......... -.400
Mrs. Carl Galloway has returnee p a ce (Florida) 390
to her home in Laurens from the Cooley (Joanna)
Blalock clinic where she was a pa- Morse (Joanna) .....375 , s
trent for several weeks. - .Aeark-L-! Ti7 h !L 0 -“ nd .. S g C h al ‘f t -‘ C . li
Miss Sara Elizabeth Cooper is
‘The Paper Everybody Reads"
HONORED WITH SHOWER
Mrs. William Childs was honored
with a shower on Saturday eve
ning at the Clinton Mills Comihun-
ity building.
After a number of games refresh
ments consisting of chicken salad,
cheese biscuits, potato chips, cook
ies and lemonade were served by
the hostesses, Mrs. Wyatt Ledford,
Mrs. Roy Watters, and Mrs. Bud
Carr.
Mrs. Childs received many gifts
on the occasion.
Mr. Hart spoke interestingly of the
trip and observations gained, the raw
"" cotton situation, textile industry, cli- &
'' ’zz: mate, and the people. He said that j-j
tonsilectomy
convalescing from a
at the Blalock clinic. . . . .
Friends of Rev. J. W. Spillers *foye (Academy) 35
will be glad to know he is improv- 0 ^ n \' e ^
at Genera! hospital in Green- Coker ( Flo r‘da)
; ed, too much in government hand- ft
outs. Labor views and tax views are I?
Leading Pitchers in Strikeouts
S. O. Games bad, he said. Industrial expansion is
mg
ville where he underwent
ration last week.
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i Rowe (Joanna) 29
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Soaking dissolves minerals and
water-soluble - vitamins. Keep -the
vegetables from standing in water.
Wash, quickly under a running
BruisiDii.-ran.sPs a rapid
v.tamins. It’s best not to handle
vegetables any more than absolute
ly necesary. Be quick; be gentle.
Capt. Stewart And
Family In Germany
Davenport (Lydia)"..
Morse (Joanna)
Games This Week (LL and Pony>
Thursday—Thornwell vs. Joanna.
Friday—Florida vs. Academy.
Monday—Lydia vs. Academy.
Friends of Capt. Edwin W. Stew- I Tuesday—Thornwell vs. Florida,
art, now stationed in Germany, will ' Wednesday—Joanna vs._Lydia,
be-intere^od to —The Pony league opened May 20,
recently by Mrs. Stewart and daugh- and Small Fry will open May 26.
ter, Ellen, of Huntington, Long Is- Small Fry will play at 10:30 in the
land, N. Y. While abroad they expect morning after school is out.
showing good signs, with much val-
j uable textile research underway, he
I said. i §
Mr. Hart said the British people
cherish their traditions. In spite of
j socialistic schemes, he believes they
J will come through.
Mr. Hart was thanked by the
group for his interesting and inform
ative talk of conditions abroad he!
had an opportunity to study first
hand. —
to tour Farnce and Italy.
Capt. Stewart, prior to re-entering
loss -of-| the-service,. resided in New York and
graduated from Pace Business insti
tute. He is the son of Mrs. Lila C.
Stewart of this city.
New Candidates
For Alderman
Birth Announcements
WOAW
Box Office Opens 2:45
Saturday 12:45
Shows Run Continuous
Admission 9c and 42c
Thursday and Friday, May 22-23
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Wh«n Frisco was a
brawling, sprawling
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Bros.
Saturday, May 24 (One Day)
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DANCING GIBES “ ISK SPOTS
(Comedy)
With Bud Abbott and Lou Costello
Monday and Tuesday, May 26-27
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with Evelyn Varden
Written tor the Screen and P'oduced by
• NUNNALLY JOHNSON
Directed by JEAN NEGULESCO
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Wednesday, May 28 (One Day)
“Behave Yourself”
(A “Who Dunit" Comedy)
With Farley Granger and Shelley Winters
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THE CASINO
Admission 9c and 30c
OPEN ONLY FRIDAYS AND SATURDAYS
Friday and Saturday, May 23-24
FIGHTING
FOOLS
•, (Comedy)
With LEO GORCEY and the
DEAD END KIDS.
Serial—“PIRATE HARBOR”—Chapter 6
LAWLESS
COWBOY
(Western)
With WHIP WILSON.
James E. Anderson, of ward four,
announces himself ’in today’s paper
as a candidate for alderman in the
r aivr>PTjQ j June primary. This is Mr. Anderson’s
, „ LA ?P ERS . , 1 first venture in politics. He is a well
Mr. and Mrs. Warren Landers an- j^ nown business man of the city,
owner of the J. E. Anderson Hosiery S
. _ . a ils
In ward three, Harry C. Layton,
nounce the birth of a son, Sher
man, on May 16 at the Blalock clin-
-k. Mrs. Landers is the former Mis^ p y '
S i...o E' ;riClt p^j connected for many years with The]
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Baldwin.9' ronil: ‘ s Pi*lt*In* company, 1
ivnn,. throws his hat in the aldermamc race »
in the approaching primary. Mri Jf
Layton offered in this ward tvs?> ^
years ago at which time he made a g
—Do I want low-cost financing
that will save rae money? T"
—Do I want to place the insur
ance with my own local insur
ance agent—sa I can get in
T touch with him immediately
when needed?
If your answer to both these questions is
"yes,” see us before you finance your next car.
announce the birth of a son on May
21 at St. Francis hospital in Green
ville. Mrs. Baldwin was before
marriage Miss Betty Sue Knight of
Belton.
creditable showing.
MARKER
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Marker, Jr., of i
Atkins, announce the birth of a
CARD OF THANKS 8
We wish to thank all who were so 2
daughter, Gayle Myree, on May lOi^tnd to remember us at the time of
at the Sumter hospital
FOSTER
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Foster an
nounce the arrival of a, spn, Gary
Wilson, on May 10 at Hays hospital.
Mrs. Foster is the former Miss Myr- j
tie Trammell.
GINN
Mr. and Mrs. Millard Ginn an-.
nounce the birth of a daughter,
Kathy Marlene, on May 19 at Hays,
hospital. Mrs. Ginn is the former
Miss Annie Ruth Handback.
BLACKWELL
Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Blackwell!
announce the arrival of a son, i
Charlie Edmond, on May 17 at
Hays hospital. Mrs. Blackwell be
fore marriage was Miss Greta Mae
Cleveland.
M. S. Bailey & Son
BANKERS
Established 1886 Capital and Surplus $600,000.00
Member F.D.LC. — Our 66th Year
the death af our brother, George S. ! j-j
Simpson. —THE FAMILY. 18
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IN MEMORIAM
This poem is dedicated in loving
memory to Mrs. Mary Jane West Co
ker, wife of Walter G. Coker, by a
friend who loved and admired Mrs.
Caker.
She Will Sleep Tonight
Smooth the braids of her silken hair
On the queenly brow, with tender
care;
Gather the robes in final fold
Around the form that will not grow
old.
Lay on her bosom, pure as snow,
The fairest, sweetest flowers that
grow;
Kiss her and leave, your heart's de- ]
light;
In dreamless peace she will sleep
tonight.
Put by her work and her empty
chair,
Fold up the garments she used to,
wear,
Let down the curtain and close the
door;
| She will need the garish light no
more.
For the task assigned her under the
sun
Is finished how, and the guerdon
won.
'Tenderly kiss her and put out the
light.
And leave her alone—she will sleep
tonight. (
Oh blessed sleep, that will not break
For tears, for prayers, nor love’s
s^eet sake;
Oh perfect rest that knows no pain,
No throb, no thrill of heart or brain,
Oh life sublime, beyond all speech;
That only the pure through dying
reach;
God understands and His ways are
right.
Bid His beloved a long good-night.
Weep for the days that will come no
more,
For the sulnbeams flown from hearth
and door,
For a missing step of nameless grace,
For a tender voice and loving face,
But not for the soul whose goal is
won,
Whose perfect jo$ is just begun;
Not for the spirit robed in white
And crowned where the angels are
tonight.
Wilson’s Grocery
305 N. Sloan St.
Phone 884
Clinton, S. C.
Duke’s Mayonnaise pt 25c
OFFICE SUPPUES
Complete line, all the little Itema
needed for the office.
CHRONICLE PUBLISHING CO.
Phone 74
CHRONICLE PUBLISHING CO.
Dressed and Drawn
FRYERS
ea. 69C
Fresb No. 1
TOMATOES
L 25c
Bacon lEncIs
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it. Be
Compton—2 */2 Can—In Heavy Syrup a
Dessert Peaches 23 C
Blue Bird—46-Oz. Can m
ORANGE JUICE 19 C
Pure Maid—Self-Rising ^
FLOUR, 5 lbs 38c
10 lbs. 75c .... 25 lbs. S1.75
Armour’s—Lb. Can
PORK & BEANS, can 10c
Old Virginia
Apple Jelly, 12 oz 10c
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Quart E-Z STARCH and
Quart 33 BLEACH-deal
both for 29c
Fresh South Carolina
String Beans
2 lbs. 25c
Maryland—No. 2 Cans
TOMATOES 2 for
27c
EGGS
FRESH SOUTH CAROLINA
doz. 47c
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