The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, December 11, 1952, Image 8
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THE CLINTON CHRONICLE
CURTIS FREEMAN
Clinton Boy Wins
Football Letter
In Annual Award
Twenty-six Presbyterian college
gndmen and a team manager earn
ed football letters for their work
during the 1952 season, PC Athlttic
Director Walter A. Johnson an
nounced yesterday’.
Nine of these monogram-wear
ers arc seniors who have complet
ed their gridiarto careers for Pes-
byterian. /
The freshmen—with eight recip
ients of varsity letters—forni the
next largest class group, emphasiz
ing how much tht Blue Stockings
were forced to rely upon first year
men throughout 1952. Only thee
of the Block P men are juniors, and|
six art sophomores.
Here are the 1952 fotball letter-1
men. upon recommendation by i
Head Coach Lonnie S. McMillian: 1
Seniors—Joe Kirvejj and Arthur
Baker, both of Sumter; .Tommy;
Sheriff of Orangeburg; Tommy |
Guillobeau. of Lincolnton, Ga.: Jack 1
Harp-r ot Washington. Ga.; Cedric
Jernigan of Fayetteville, N. C.:
Emmett Fulk of Darlington; Tom
my Jordan of Brshopviiie! and
Wade Camlin of Georgetown.
Juniors—Curtis Freeman of this;
city; Joe Austin of Laurens; and
Hardy Tyler of Eglin Aair Forte 1
Base. Fla.
Sophomores—Harry Hamilton of
Seneca; George Blue of Union:
Shealy of Pacolet; Joe Counts of
Jimmy Alien, of Conway; Luther
Eruns-.vick. Ga. 1 ;' aiuP Walter Yates |
cl Norfolk, Va.
Freshmen — Bobby J a c k s o n, 1
Wayne Shoemaker, Frank Sud-i
dreth and Grady Faulk, all of
Charlotte; Oscar Bolt of Laurens;
Gene Carter of Concord, N, C.;,
Howard Ruble of Georgetown; and
Gene Altman of Mullins.
Manager — Harold Jernigan of
Fayettevill-t, N. C.
IF YOU DON'T READ
THE CHRONICLE
YOU DON’T GET THE NEWS
Post Office To Be
Open Saturdays; Early
Mailing Requested
♦
The post office will be open for
business all day on Saturday, De
cember 13, and Saturday, Dec. 20,
it is announced by Postmaster W. D.
Aair. Patrons are urged to prepare
fir their Christmas mailings early,
avoiding the last minute rush. Pack
ages for out-of-state delivery should
be mailed in the next few days to
guarantee delivery before Christmas.
Patrons are reminded that greet
ing cards that carry a three-cent
stamp may be forwarded to new ad
dress in case addressee has moved,
or returned to sender in case deliv
ery cannot be accomplished. The un
sealed greeting card with only name
of sender in writing requires a two-
cent stamp, but can be forwarded
only upon payment of additional
postage.
The public can greatly aid in the
handling of the thousands of greet
ings that will be mailed daily if they
will separate the “local” from the
“out of town,” placing a rubber band
around each bundle. When buying
your supply of stamps ask the clerk
for printed labels “All for local de
livery” and “All for out of town de
livery.”
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Thursday, December 11, 1952
Young People To
Present Christmas
Play At Joanna
The play, “White Christmas,” by
Dorothy Clark Wilson, will be pre
sented by the young people of the
Joanna Baptist church on Sunday
evening, Dec. 14, at 7:30 o’clock.
The characters are: Wiliiam Mar
shall, business man, Ferrell Long;
Kate Marshall, his wife, Janice
Fennell; Carolyn Marsall, their
teen-age daughter, Myrtle Murphy;
Bob Marshall, a son in college.
Bobby Hair; Junie Marshall, .Iheir
small daughter, Veda Jester: John
Liang, Chinese student, Jimmie
Templeton; Charlie, Chinese ser
vant. Jimmie Clark; The Small
One, Charlie's daughter. Mary Ann
Brown: Mrs. Milton Craig, society
dame, Doris Long.
Soloist wi*l- be Mrs. Alex Craw-
ford. The pastor. Rev. Janies B.
Mitchell, extends a cordial wel
come to the public to attend.
Thornwell Orphanage
Basketball Schedule
For Boys and Girls
December 12—Ford—here.
Dec. 16—Hickory 'Tavern—here.
—Jan—6—Whitmire—here. .
Jan. 9-—Hickory Tavern—there.
Jan. 13—Bush River—here.
Jan. 16 — Gray Court-Owings—
there.
Jan. 23—Ford—there.
Jan. 27—Bush River—undecided.
’ Jan. 30—Silverstreet—here.
Feb. 3—Cross Anchor—there.
Feb. 6—Ware Shoals—there.
Feb. 10—Open—to be filled.
Feb. 13—Silverstreet—there.
Feb. 17—Ware Shoals—here.
Feb. 20—Whitmire—there.
Feb. 23—District Tournament.
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NEW EQUIPMENT INSTALLED
IN THE HART CLINIC
New and modern scientific X-Ray equipment recently
installed in the C. J. Hart Chiropractic Clinic in Laurens
enables Dr. Hart to X-Ray the entire spine with one ex
posure as shown in the above picture.
The Hart Chiropractic Clinic is one of the best equipped
clinics, of its kind, in the entire South. In addition to the
finest X-Ray equipment available, this clinic uses the Neu-
rocalograph (a nerve testing instrument which automatical
ly records the nerve pressure pattern, thus enabling Dr.
Hart to know where the nerves are affected).
If your health is not what it should be, perhaps your
nerves are not functioning properly. Consult Dr. Hart and
he will find the CAUSE of your illness. Telephone 22501,
Laurens, for an appointment today. —Adv.
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Santas
Favorite Store
GIFTS AND GIFTS GALORE!
MEN’S
SHIRTS
Whites or Colors
2.98
Others to $3.98
Name his favorite style ...
we have it here in a wide
choice of colors and a com
plete range of sizes. All
sizes.
ig, Gigantic
LADIES’
NYLON LACE TRIM
SUPS
3.98
Here s a gift to please any
lady. A lovely slip is a gift
anyone would- approe iate. G&t
your selections now before
our stock rs broken.
Sizes 32 to 40
NYLON
BRIEFS
l.OOpr.
Others 2 for 1.00
Stop—Shop—Compare ours before you buy for
Christmas. Sizes 5 to 8.
SUIT SALE!
25.00
Actual Values to 45.00
All wool worsteds, flannels ai^d gabar
dines. Single and double breasted models.
Sizes 34 to 46. Regulars, longs, shorts, and
stouts.
MEN’S PURE IRISH LINEN
Imported Handkerchiefs
GIFT BOXED
3 for 1.00
They’re extra large. The quality is superb.
Every man on your gift list will appreciate
these lovely handkerchiefs.
• USE OUR LAY AWAY PLAN
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• WE GIFT WRAP FREE ’
• BIGGER SELECTIONS
A Winter Must!
BOYS ’ WINTER UNIONS
Long sleeve and legs. Warm for winter days.
Sizes 2 to 6.
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Another Big Shipment! In Time for Christmas Giving
DOUBLE PLAID PAIRS—70x80
FAMOUS NAME
BEDSPREAD REMNANTS
WINTER BLANKETS
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.Now you can buy these lovely spreads at
a low, low price. Ideal for double or twin Mmmf
beds and also children’s beds. Come in M
and see for yourself. ■ ww %
rib.
Buy for yourself—buy for a gift. M
o'! wool double plaid pairs. In green, rose, £1 SC
rust or blue.
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Visit our Budget and Gift Shop — It’s Filled With the Newest In Women’s
Holiday Dresses, Toppers, Lingerie, Hosiery and Giftware
LOVELY IMPORTED
CHINAWARE
32-PIECE SET
14 95
(Sefvice for 6)
53-PIECE SET
39 50
(Service for 8)
93-PIECE SET
69 50
(Service for 12)
Beautiful imported china at
a low price you won’t believe
possible.
51 Denier, 60 Gauge
LADIES’
NYLON
HOSE
98c pr.
OTHERS 1.39 to 1.75
Now’s the time to take ad
vantage of these savings
on our best nylons.
Special Purchase!
WOMEN S BALBRIGGAN
GOWNS
2.98
Reg.
3.98
Value
Warm and snug for cold winter nights.
Lovely quality for gift-giving. All sizes.
In blue or pink.
BOXED
TOWEL AND WASH
CLOTH GIFT SETS
2.98
OTHERS FROM 79c to 4.98
Lovely pastel shades by Dundee
and Cannon.
A Lovely Gift Already Boxed
BIG NEW SHIPMENT
TABLE
DAMASK
98c to 1.39 yd.
58 inches wide, in white, pastels and
checks.
Decorate your table for Christmas.