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'•’t •. Thursday, November 13, 19r)2 THE CLINTON CHRONICLE Paa:e l-'ive Heavy Docket Larceny Cases In Laurens Several cases were set for hear ing in a relatively quiet term of General Sessions court in Laurens Tuesday.- Yesterday a jury deadlocked in a gun-pointing case quickly reach ed a verdict after a few words from Judge Bruce Littlejohn, and acquitted Warren Stehens of the charge. ‘After receiving the (foireman’s report that the jury was dead locked, Judge Littlejohn suggested that if it was at all possible, the jury should attempt to reach a verdict one way or the other. Several pleas of guilty were taken, with sentences imposed as follows: Johnnie E. Taylor and James C. Taylor, housebreaking and larceny. Johnnie E. Taylor sentenced to one year, suspended on service of three months, pro bation for three years, and James C. Taylor, who was already on pro bation with 15 months of a sen tence remaining, sentenced to 18 and death of our dear husband and months, suspended on „ service of.j father. Also, we appreciate the many three months, probation for three years, the previous probation re voked and both sentences to run concurrently; Robert E. Crane and Bill Posey, larceny from the field, each six months, suspended, pro bation for three years. Also Stonewall Edmunds, Doyle Emory and Junior Taylor, larceny. Edmunds and Taylor sentenced to one year each. 1 Emory given one year, suspended on service of six months, probation for five years. Stonewall J. Edmunds pleaded guilty to non-support and will be I sentenced later. The folowilng true bills were re- j turned by the Grand Jury: Wal-j ter Edward Arnold, driving under: influence of intoxicants: Willie B.; Evans, assault and battery withj intent to kill; Clyde Croy, obtain-; ing goods under false pretense; | Paul Henson, bad check; Paul Wil-| banks, Jerry Ballew, Cecil Murphy and Wilson Murphy, larceny; J. Y. j Todd, assault and battery with in-j tent to kill; William J. McElhan- non, non-support; J. H. Lyons, bad check; Clifton E. Revis, non-sup port; Leonard Crowe, non-sup port; Henry L. Holland, malicious mischief; Raymond D. Allgood, bastardy. WEEK-END TRIPS .. VISITORS . . ILLNESS BRIEFS...ABOUT THE PEOPLE YOU KNOW Items of Interest Concerning Clinton Residents is visiting her aunt, Mrs. Ernest Chaney, and other relatives and aXMaTexas, where the former will be located for a month. Mr. and Mrs. M. Q. Higginboth am and daughter, Miss Norma Hig ginbotham, formerly of Abbeville, are occupying a residence at 210 Cedar street. Mr. Higginbotham is connected with the State Farm Mutual Insurance company. Mrs. L. C. Singley and daugh ters, Marice and Shirley, visited relatives in Silverstreet the past week-end. Mrs. G. Darbyshire of Moultrie, Ga., w'as the guest several days last week of Mrs. M.' A. Macdon ald. Lt. John Pitts is at Clemson to day where he was invited to ad dress the cadet corps. Lt. Pitts who has recently returned from Korea, has spoke to groups at Clemson several times recently. frfends here. She was formerly Miss Lois Sanders. Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Walker and children and Mrs. Jessie Burns of Columbia, visited Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Bishop on Sunday. Capt. and Mrs. E. M. _ Felknor MIDWAY CARD OF THANKS We wish to thank our friends, relatives, the nurses and doctors at Hays hospital, for the many acts of kindness shown us during the illness oral tributes. May God richly bless each one is our prayer. MRS. PAUL McCAULEY AND SONS. Christmas Gift Items... A wide selection, popular priced. Drop in often and look around — something new all the time. Bridge Prizes for Your Parties Famous Ballerina China Start a set for only $5,95 Men’s Quality Shirts Fancy fused collar Dress Shirts. All sizes and sleeve lengths $2.98 value for $1.98 AVhite, bulfon-down oxFdril, all siezs and sleeve lengths $3.98 value for $2.79 New oxford spread roll button-down collar Sport Shirt, in all sizes Reg. $4.98-extra special $3.49 Extra special—Sport Shirts in solid colors $4.98 value for $2.98 MANY OTHER ITEMS TOO NUMEROUS TO MENTION Roddy’s Gift Shop “GIFTS GALORE’ ••CMAHTILLT"* . . • It 7> '’STRASBOURG'** . Ill 7> RONDO * . . . "MILROSK"* *l» 7* |1« T» Start today to make your wedding dreamt come true by chooeing ‘ one of Gorham’s 16 timeless patterns, beautifully designed to ex- f>ress you. Our convenient Budget-Payment Plan makes Gorham Sterling easy to own. Ask us about Gorham’s new exclusive seam- leas kaife handle. It’s dent-resistant and rattle-proof. injoy your own Gorham Sterling service now per tix-piece place-tetting (knife, fork, teaspoon, cream tovp spoon, salad fork, and butter spread er) in most patterns shown here. Others to $110 00. ind. Fed. Tax. J. C. Thomas, Jeweler • “It’s Time That Counts” CLINTON JOANNA Boys " ABOUT FACE Joe Sawyer CARTOON Sweepstakes - $100 Dr. and Mrs. E. N. Sullivan are spending the week in Miami, Fla., where the former is attending the Southern Medical association meet ing. Mrs. Elizabeth N. Sullivan of Columbia, is here with her grand sons while they are away. Mrs. T. N. Latimer of Ware Shoals, is visiting hbr 4 daughter, Mrs. Roy Casque, and family. ,, , , „ Friends of Mr. and Mrs. James and small daughter, Mary Susan, Holtzclaw and son will be interest-; yesterday for Perrin Field, ed to know they moved last week to Greer where they will make their home. Bob Black left yesterday on a! business trip to Baltimore. Md. Friends of Cpl. Chas. Pitts, son, of Mrs. W. Roy Pitts, will be inter '^ p IKI TIIVBTnr ested to know he is spending a 30-j|||#lyW IN I Ilf II I Ilf day leave at his home here after “■■■ ■ ■■ ■IE. service with the armed forces in ——— Alaska. He will report December Thursday November 13 15 to Oklahoma City, Okla. I^^QHP /^W T A Mr. and Mrs! Brice Quinn of 1 Blacksburg, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Wills, Gorcev anij the Bowery of Spartanburg, were week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. B.JIrih- j bier Lt. J. F. Jacobs, formerly station ed at Fort Benjamin Harrison, Ind., who has been spending a leave here with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Jacobs, left yester day for Camp Kilmer, N. J., from i where he will sail for duty with a j finance corps in Germany. Mrs. Marshall W. Brown, Mrs. George C. Bellingrath, Mrs. Phil ! Rogers, Mrs. M. L. Robertson, Mrs. I Hubert Pitts, Mrs. G. W. Hollings- ! worth and Mrs. Frank Miller at- ; tended a regional garden duly meeting in Union yesterday. ( Mrs. Eugene Sheorn and chil- : dren of Camden, spent last week ! with her mother, Mrs. C. H. Mc- i Cary, and other relatives. Mr. Sheorn was also here during the week and accompanied them : home. • Mrs. E. K. Garrison is visiting j hr daughter, * Mrs. Oby Lyles, and I family in Darlingtop. W. E. Belli. Jr., of Marysville, ! California, arrived by plane last j week for a visit with his parents, [ Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Bell, in Renno, I other relatives here and in Green- | ville. His friends will be interest- fc ed to know he will be here for some time for an extended visit and rest. Mrs. R. G. Clardy of Mullins, and Miss Irene Mason of Harrisonburg, Va., will return to their homes to day after a week’s visit with Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Pinson. Dr. and Mrs. A. D. Salter, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Addison spent the week-end in Atlanta, Gal., and at- Symphony Orchestra In Laurens Tuesday The Spartanburg symphony or chestra, Henry Janiec, conductor. will appear ip eom-ert at the Lau rens high,school auditorium on Tues day, November 18 at ,8 p.m. The concert will be under the sponsorship of the Laurens and Clin ton Business and Professional Wo men's clubs. Tickets are on sale here by mem bers of the club. The following program will be presented: Soicees Musicals—Rossini-Britten. 1. March. (2) Canzonetia. (3) Ti- rolese. (4) Bolero. (5) Tarantella. poriolanus Overture—Beethoven. Intermission Hungarian Dances, No. 1, 3, 10— Brahms. Emperor Waltz, op. 437 — Johan Strauss. Jamaican Rhumba — Arthur Ben- | jamin. Jazz Pizzicato—Leroy Anderson. OFFICE SUPPLIES Complete line, all the little Itenu needei for the office. CHRONICLE PUBLISHING CO. Phone 74 Fridav-Saturdav Nov. 14-15 SLAUGHTER TRAIL (Cinecolor) Brian Donlevy, Virginia Grey and Andy Devine TWO CARTOONS — COMEDY Sunday-Mondav Nov. 16-17 RED | * MOUNTAIN (Technicolor) Allan I^add, Lizaheth Scott ‘ and Arthur Kennedy COMEDY — CARTON Tues.-Wed. Nov. 18-19 DETECTIVE STORY Kirk Douglas, Eleanor Parker . and William Bendix CARTOON Your Dollar Spent In Clinton ... Is Never Thrown Away! .t*- For whoever gets it will spend it with your neighbor, and he’ll spend it with his grocer, and the grocer’s wife may exchange it for a new winter suit or coat. So while your dollar is still in Clinton, it is busy mak ing business in Clinton . . . volume and profit. The more your dollars get around here, the more they earn for everyone who lives in this community. But, send or spend your dollar OUTSIDE of this community and it’s gone. Neither your neighbor nor any merchant in Clinton likely will ever see it again . . . nor will you. Money spent at home will come back to you. on Bank Of Clinton Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation 1 tended the Army-Tech game j Saturday. Mrs. Newton Jones has returned! I from a visit with her mother, Mrs. j j Henry H. Wing, in Atlanta, Ga. i Their friends will regret to know, Mrs. Wing suffered injuries in an accident and is a patient in thes Emory hospital. Mr. and Mrs. H. R. McLeod and son, Robert, of McBee, were week end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Blakely. Misses Thelma, Sue and Maude Wells spent Sunday in Anderson with their aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Sanders. Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Jacobs and Dr. and Mrs. Marshall Brown leave I today for a trip to New Orleans, t La., where Dr. Bown will attend a meeting of the Southern Regional Educational Board. Miss Becky Speake, Mrs. Fred Holcombe and Mrs. S. M. Warner | spent several days in Atlanta, and Athens, Ga., last week attending the dog show. Mr. and Mrs. George Sineath bug with Mr. and Mrs. Winfield spent the week-end in Spartan- Bryson. Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Dillard were | guests Sunday of Rev. and Mrs. Allen McSween and sons in Lin-i colnton, N. C. Mr. and Mrs. Irby ipp and son, Irby III, of Rock Hill, were guest*. over the week-end of Mr. and Mrs. Irby Hipp. Dr. John McSween is conducting revival services this week at the Marion Presbyterian church. Lt. Col. and Mrs. Powell Fraser of Camp Rucker, Montgomery, Ala., visited friends here and in Geenville the past week-end. Mrs. Claude Crocker and daugh j ter, Jinny, of Slater, spent several; days last week with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Adair. Mr.! Crocked joined them here a-id ac companied them home. Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Bouknight, and daughter, Amelia, of Charles ton, spent the week-end with the latter’s mother, Mrs. Metta Stone. Mrs; Mollie Bobo of Spartanburg, was also the guest of Mrs. Stone j on Sunday. * , Dr. M. W. Brown addressed thei men of the church of the Third Presbyterian church in Greenville at their supper meeting on Tues-j day evening. Dr. M. A. Macdonald occupied] | the pulpit of the First Presbyte rian church in Bennettsville on Sunday morning. Mrs. W. E. McLendon and Mrs. Leonard Bishop spent Tuesday m Columbia with thfcir sister, Mrs. T. S. Duncan. Mrs. Jim Ashton of New York, BEHOVALftHHOy HCEMENT a We Have Moved Our Place of Business from Gary Street to Lower End S. Broad Street IN BUILDING FORMERLY OCCUPIED BY WALKER’S GROCERY, NEAR RODDY’S DRIVE-IN In our new location we will have enlarged facilities and plenty of free parking space. Here we can give you better service in ... . Radio and TV Repairing Capehart Television - * • We invite you to visit us in our new location Rowland’s Radio & TV Repair Phone 430—Clinton