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THE CLINTON CHRONICLE
Thursday, June 5, 1952
Birth Announcements
DUNCAN
Mr. and Mrs. Rodney L. Duncan
announce the birth of .a son, Ste-1
vi n Ray, on May 31 at the Blalock
clinic Mrs. Duncan was before'
marriage Miss Evelyn Louise Dick
son.
SCOTT
SCHOLARSHIP AND ATTENDANCE LEADERS
IN CLINTON SCHOOLS 1951-52 SE5SI0N
HIGHEST AVERAGES
Florida Street School
Ronnie Hedspeth, Linda D Qnce Recital To
First
Providence School
grade: Sandra Culbertson,
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rn^ si-uc wuiijr First grade (section B): Brenda Rock , Rol °“r R
Arnold, Booby Allman, Michael Red- r ,, ' v, rinic^ rtOCK (Kooert) Bailey,
, Fallaw, Michael \arborough, Eloise Flfth _ r;irip
i Seventh grade: Mary Keith Adair,
| Sara Pitts, Florence Winn, Margaret
(Where more than three names are Ann Bohck, Elaine Addison, Martha Second gr ’ ade (cection A) . Stanlej . rens high school auditorium. Admis-
listed. it indicates ties). ' ! Academy Street School j Queen, Stanley Alexander, Dianne sion wil1 ^ 25c and 5Qc » a ma j° r
First grade (section A): Charles Firs* erarie (section A)’ Sandra ^ ranger ’
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Scott an- Cooper Harry McSween, Terry Ri Ann Campbell Jessie Mae Me-* Second grade (section B): None
nuunce the birth of a daughter. copelaAd. Janet Johnson. t G^nnis P ’ • Third ^ade: Nancy Griffen.,
, K lor.a n June 1 at the BLa- grade (section B): Marjorie ^ j / _* d \. n Fourth grade: Vivian Pearson,
• K-k dime; Mrs. Scott was for- “ ““ '
: :ly M: > Wilma Coker. 'deck
HART
Mr a,d Mrs Nolan R Hart an- s.^nSTra^ .FT* .(-eyo.C); Oto^lyB Fifth grade (section B, : Richard
unce the birth of a son. Nolan *. . „ ’ T * Pearson, Gayle Brookshire, Nancj Martin.
.:. bc lt . J: . on May 29 at Hays hos .' J™ fnrr, Mary Jane Jacobs, , Sixth grade , ^
;tal. Mrs. Hart is the former Miss ' jce r " .1 Second grade (section A): Juanita Seventh grade: Ruth Trommel.
Harriett Burgess of Enorce. Second grade (section B): Amelia Hamrick, Cheryl Harris, Maxie Da- -*>-
LAWSON Nichols, Jean Arnold, Corinne Boyd, v j s j ’ ‘ !
Mr and Mrs. Lewis Lawson an- Patricia Bro ' A ' n . Barbara Eichelber-| Second grade (section B): Sandy HoldS
^art of which will go td the Cancer
Uund
Also, the ladies softbair “Powder
Fuff” bowl game, played between
Dirt” Diggers and Gold, Diggers
Cancer drive will sponsor a dance; (Garden clubs hnd Business Girls)
recital of the Vernelle Childress has been postponed until tonight
Modern School of Dancing Friday; (Thursday) at 8 p.m^because of rain,
night, June 6, at 8 o’clock at Lau-
Carroll,
Lyda. ,
Seventh grade: §hirley Dunaway, Aid ConCGT Drive
Martha J. Reeder, Shirley Ivester, : ^ ,
Douglas Me Walters, Freddie Sam-( The Laurens ladies division of the, the
pies.
Admission will be 25c for all. The
game will be playexi on the Laurens
high school field.
Gilstrap.
Fifth grade (section A): Faye Bai- K
ley, Alvin Satterfield.
rounce the birth of a son, Kermit ^ er- Dunaway, Steve Allman, Aaron
E .gene, on June 1 at Hays hos- Third grade (section A): Joanne Glenn, Cheryl Wilson. 31/
r:tal. Mrs. Lawson was before mar- Todd, Jimmy Orr, Shirley Quinton, Third grade (section A): Carolyn ^ A /2 vfllT16
r age Miss Gwendolyn Jackson cf 1 Louise Speake. Heaton, Sybil Windsor, David Cook.|
Newberrv. ! Third -grade (section B): Jimmie Third grade (section B): Marvin
DAWKINS
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Dawkins
J anna, announce the birth of
daughter. Glenda Jane, on June
at Hays hospital." Mrs. Dawkins
the fonner Miss Margaret
ankhn. ——— *—
Johnson, Billy Brooks Owens, Fay- Sanders, Cornelia Martin, Kay Pear-
rell Furr. • | son.
Fourth grade (section A): Joyce Fourth grade (section A): Delores
Jones, Judy Adair, Sandra Davis, Brookshire, Bill Campbell,
Catherine Hart. Meadors.
Fourth grade (section B): Rachel
League Lead
Anne! T he Jo anna Bornets to ok a 3-1
bot-
CREDITORS NOTICE
All ; ersons having claims against
>. esv.te of .Sam Fleming, deceased,
y vortfied, with the undersigned,,
1 tno-e indebted to said estate
pit.a.'e make payment likewise.
AM IE FLEMING, Executrix,
HH South Sloan Street,
CLuton, Si>Jth-Caioliliar
12-3co
j victory Tuesday night over
Fourth grade (section B): Myra t ^ orn * place _ Ninety-Six thereby j
Wilson, Delle Wilder, Marlene De- Snelgrove^ Billy Glenn, Susan Terry.: "? a ; ntai "* ng “^comfortable
Young, U-na Copeland. Anne Ra>- Fifth grade (section A>:.To»y; c f , E,gue race" 1
rHT' yi , - VarU “- Sue ttam,lr . - The vetertm JohrtT^ ■
Chisholm, Myrna Sease, Betn Tram- ton. a
mell, Sammy Morris. Fifth grade (section B): Loraine an argument and RpT’^ u E, ini ’
-TTTTh ’graJg-T^TOft 'Bi: XiridS[PaTterSbft, AHrrCSSper. Julia Xu.k. ^ter ^lowed^Iom-Six eight
Bridges. Sally Glenn, Georgia Young, Sixth grade (section A): Miriam scattered hits with
Wallace Boyd, John Eichelberger. Chalk, Pat Harris, Dorothy Norris. credit for the* wm. ~ ® 8
Sixth grade: (section A): Jacque-1 Sixth grade
You can always
count on Mom
trade: (section A): Jacque-1
line Pitts,- Betty Jane Hamer, Joe
Neely. j
~ Sixth
grade” (section
B): Dolly
Crouch, Wiley Davis, Jean McDaniel.
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Ik>x Office Opens 2:45
Saturday 12:45
Shows Run Continuous f
Admission 9c and 42c
Thursday and Friday, June 5-6
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LADD.^W^SCOTT * KENNEDY * IRELAND
ONE OF THE
FRONTIER'S EPIC
ADVENTURES!
Sift
ftowmof
DmcMA *r WILLIAM DIETERLE
Set—rtpliy kf John Moratfjrth Lucan Coort* P Slnvtn a
Coorf* W Goorf* Front o Story ky Goorfo F Sanaa
Goorf* W. Goorf* A PABAMOUMT FtCTU*»
Saturday, June 7 (One Day)
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. .. D . T — — Prater homer-
(section B). Janice e d for-Joanna in the 7th with none i
Braswell, Nancy Dunaway, Joyce aboard. J !m Voisell^
ii'right—^ *: "Tm£~pitcher.
Seve.nh grade: Charlene Turner, Clinton and Ware Shoals met
Shirley Dunaway, Martha Joan here. Ware Shoals won 13-8 in a
Reeder. , free-scoring contest.
Providence School
First grade: Diane BlackwelL Rol
The versatile, modern
mother can bake a
cake, mend the cur
tains, bandage a
bruise, and pay the
0'
bills...all in the same
day. A&_a matter of 1 .
fact she can do two of these tasks at the same
time by writing checks to pay bills while the cake
is in the oven. Ask about the advantages of a
checkmg account here for modern efficiency.
Mish blasted |{
out two home runs, a double and
single to supply the fireworks for H
len Revis, Joyce Estes, Marion Dav- Clinton. * 5
enport. Games This Week jj
Second grade (section A): Freddie Friday—Joanna at Ware Shoals. 8
Grifitn, Stanley Alexander, Harriet Ninety-Six at Clinton.
Wilson, Gail Campbell. j Saturday—Ware Shoals at
Second grade (section B): Walter anna. Clinton at Ninety-Six.
Cato, Jr., Linder Estes, Albert Hurt. *
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Jo- g
r.Ef’JE’.iC r' C’TUCi’ON
Monday and Tuesday, June 9-10
IkopicAi Treasure! Typhoon! and Temptation !
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Warner Bros-ffiaikt
mra iMaru
•TAKMMe £ RROL.
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FLYNN ROMAN i:
Wednesday, June 11 (One Day)
“Love Is Better Than Ever”
A Good Comedy for the Whole Family
With Elizabeth Taylor and Larry Parks
THE CASINO
Admission 9c and 30<r - #
OPEN ONLY FRIDAYS AND SATURDAYS
Friday and Saturday, June 6-7
THE LOST
VOLCANO
(Jungle Adventure)
With JOHNNY SHEFFIELD and
MARJORIE LORD.
Third grade: Thomas Bush, Vickie
Patterson, Diane Davenport, Michael
Campbell.
Fourth grade: Robert Bailey, Jan-
ke Davenport, Vivian Pearson.
Fifth grade (section A): Kenneth
Trammel, Peggy Willard, George
Roof.
Fifth grade (section B): Perry
Gallman, Herman Burdette, Helen
Tucker. James RohorScnn ——
Sixth grade: Cecil Davenport, Bet
ty Davis, Wilhelmina Glenn, Helen
Black.
Seventh grade: Carolyn Roof, Ray
mond Kuykendall, Patsy Fuller, Ray
Jackson.
PERFECT ATTENDANCE
Florida Street School
First grade (section A): Norma
Davidson.
First grade (section B): Martha'
Todd.
Second grade (section A): Grace
Orr, Mary Jane Jacobs.
Second grade (section B): Ernest'
Dunaway, Ricky Simpson, Juanita
Pattvrson.
Third grade (section A): None.
Third grade (section B): Mary Ab-^
ercrombie, Jimmie Johnson.
Fourth grade (section A): Paul
<► Coker, Judy Adair, Joyce Simmons,
Sara Ray.
<> Fourth grade (section B): Nancy
South, Shi -ley Singley. Lena Cope
land, Clyde Wehunt, Bobby Duna-
o *jy-
Fifth grade (section A): Patty:
^ Chisholm, Betsy Davis, Mary Eliza-'
] betti Horton, Jennie Red, Dwight
Moody.
Fifth grade (section B): Roy Bur
gess, Edwin Cunningham, Linda
Bridges, Martha Jane Horton, Kay
[Smith, Rose Snelgrove.
Sixth grade (section. A): Jimmy
i Chaney, Dillard Jacobs^ Carolyn As-
• bill, Jane Anne Davis.
Sixth grade (section B): Billy
Copeland, Heyward Nettles, Earle
1 Patterson, Donald Stewart, Edna |
Maudie Wilson.
Seventh grade: Alan Trammel,
Robert Horton
Academy Street School
First grade (section A): None. ^
First grade (section B): Virl Bark
er, Barbara Simmous.
First grade (section C): Kitty Mae
Melton.
Second grade (section A): Roger
Dunaway, Douglas Norris, Edward;
Prince, Jerry Simmons, Frankie
Samples. -
Second grade (section B): Linda
Fay Littleton, Sandra Gail Dunaway,
Aaron Glenn, Pat Lanford, John
Smith, Richard Tinsley.
Third grade (section A): Sybil
Windsor, Don Fulmer, Ned Hand-
tack.
Third grade (section B): Keith
. Stewart.
< t i Fourth gn.de (section A): Robert
* [! Me Watters, Delores Brookshfre, Mar-
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Wilson’s Grocery
305 N. Sloan St.
Phone 884
Clinton, S. C.
gie Lusk.
Fourth grade (section B): Bill
Adams, Billy Glenn, Tommy’ Lan
ford. >
Fifth grade (section A): Jimmy.
Carroll, Donald Galloway, Tony
Hooper, J. D. Rushton, Allen Strick
land, Francis Harris, Carole Martin.
Fifth grade (section B): Jimmy
j Barker, Terry Campbell, Conway
; Glenn, Lawrence Medlin, Bobby
Prince, Joan Burgess, Lorraine Pat
terson.
Sixth grade (section A): Bobby
Thomas,' Pete Cranford, Dorothy
Norris. %
Sixth grade (section B): Barbara
Brazil!, Brenda Campbell, Clyde
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American Beauty—303 Cans
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Orange JUICE, 46 oz. 19c
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Turnip GREENS, can . 10c
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