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i Mardi ol J Campaign Began On January 2 C lumb.a The :md of volun- w:'rktM> m ?!i.> ruunty an<i . ooss ihr nation .mined '"‘.nks Jan. J n '.annennu; t 1 ' ■ \ !‘f*4 ' Mareh of n a i a:nnar . ■ 'i • , e. . -._ed to 'O' L.i'ui of.pol.o uievei;;: m, :s ex pect'd to be one of the i uyaest mass , ff i; in hi' Orv' aga.nst a single MOOSE MEET POSTPONED The regular meeting of the Loyal Order of Moose will not be held Tuesday night Member? will re ceive cards later about the date, it v i. -aid. SQUARZ DAN ‘E Amerii r i ’ m^rial Home ii/urday, January 9 [- >:iri . V r d nv Clinior ' loose Lodge No. 739 >1-0 • h' «\ > Mil.I S AM) ()K(HKSTHA S-.50 oor Couple (omk onk: comi: vll: COMING Between 10 A. M. and 6:00 P.M. JOE P. TERRY V - ■ .' tv: . ' . H ? • i'o.:' 1 - ,.K January 14-15 woAmm Okedh* An Amazing Improvement in Mo tion Picture Presentation. We Have Installed a... New Giant Miracle Mirror Screen Our First P i ti e in W IDE SCREEN Will Be— “All the Brothers Were Valiant” (iigantic Sea Adventure With Rol>ert Taylor, Stewart Granger, Ann Blyth aPOABWKC QhecUrte Thursday and Friday, Jan. 7-8 // ^- (Technicolor) Rough and Tumltle Rodeo St my With (iig Young. Gene Hagen and Po!!> Bergen Monday and Tuesday, Jan. 11-12 m A PfcRlBERG • SEATON mwouctiv, LITTLE BOY LOST BING CROSBY oAuoEMunm "/ « 0NR1STIAN FlANtCAOC rreM w nuu« rauot OvkM br CIOKI SUTtM vnaa hr IN nnm bT B0*« SCAT ON - bBal mm •§ Mf { urf-br^'N.^ UN* 1 »r» hms - * moi \ .t.tMntmf rteruw Birth Announcements CRUTCHFIELD Mr. and Mrs. William Crutch field • announce the birth of a daughter, Karen, in Wilson, N. C., on January h Mrs. Crutchfield is ^ the former Miss Rachel Horton of day from the Blalock clinic- where James Wells, and the small ‘son of Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Rice of Joanna. Friends of'JV C. Pace^Will regret to know he is a pathim at^ the Bla lock clinic suffering a leg injury. Mrs. C. E. Moates underwent anj operation on Tuesday at Hays hos pital. Carl Dean returned home yester- Wilson. WILSON Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wilson Jr., an nounce the birth of a son, Ricky, or, January 2 at the Blalock clinic Mrs. Wilson was before Miss Mabel Birch. OAKLEY he underwent an apendectomy last week. 4 ; > Davis Young is a patient at the Blalock clinic. The following who have been pa- marriage i tients at the Blklock clinic, have re- ^iCimed to their hocnes: Mrs Ida I Pope, Mrs. Maggie Wilson, Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Thoma^ Lily Bell Miller. Oakley announce the birth of Mrs. J. J. Cornwall is a patient daughter, Linda Christine, on Jan. at Hays hospital. 3 at Hays hospital. Mrs. Oakley is Mrs. Bessie Kibler of the Train- the former Miss Christine Powers School staff, is a patient at the of Laurens Blalock clinic. WEHUNT I Mrs - Ruth Dunaway and Mrs. R. Mr and Mrs. Cldford Marion We- R :. Yy au are P“‘ ients at hos ' birth of a plt ® '. * *u C. J. Hickman is a patient at the Blalock clinic. hunt announce the daughter, Cindy Lou, on January 3 at Hays hospital. Mrs. Wehunt is the former Miss Lula Mae Mc Call. if w Saturday, Jan. 9 (One Day) ARENA WITH THE SICK Friends of Mrs. B. T. Fuller will be glad to know she is improving satisfactorily at the Blalock clinic J from inpuries received in an auto-1 mobile accident. The following, who have been) patients at Hays hospital, have re turned home: Mrs Jeanette Mar- ; shall, ?Joanna; O’Neill Martin, little| I Jimmy Wells, son of Mr and Mrs.; ■■ ~ South Seen Holding High Level In '54 Announcement We Now Serve DINNER ON SUNDAY front 11:30 to 2:30 $1.50 Closed on Saturdays The Wallace House Newberry “Recommended by Duncan Hines” WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 13 PICK-UP ON SOUTH STREET (Exciting Spy Story With Richard Widmark, Jean Peters, and Thelma Ritter i—OTMMWMMwaattawMMannnuMMawwwMaiMapascaaapBaaogcoo THE CASINO FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, JANUARY 8-9 BANDITS ; SPOOKS RUN OF THE WEST WILD (Bowery Boy* Comedy) With Leo Groeey, Hunts Hall 9c and 30c (New Western) With Alan (Rocky) Lane Serial—“BLACK HAWK”—Chap. 7 ^Jhinh it Over! YOUR STATE AND MINE S OMETIME ago we had the pleasure of hearing Audley Ward, District Farm Agent, of Aiken, make one of his excel lent speeches at Rocky Bottom. In this addrent he gave a list of “South Carolina Firsts,” which was vfery interesting and informative. At our request, he furnished us with this list and gave us permission to use it as we saw fit. Feeling that many South Car olinians are not as familiar with the greatness of this state as they should be, and that a series of short articles about our state and the many things in which it leads, would be of great interest - to our people, it is our purpose for a time to devote this space to such a series. Many of you might like to clip them for your scrapbooks. - Did. you know that a amall South Carolina city he* become the greetest mule merket in the world? Wetch this spec* next week. ' Atlanta—In another decode the flow of‘ college graduates from the South will not only be reversed, but the region will also see its per capita income reach the national level, according to forecasts made in the annual review and summary of the Southern Association pf Sci ence and Industry. _ * The South has already reached a new peak in economic and tech nological development, and indus trial activity in the area should con tinue at a high level in 1954, reports H McKinley Conway, Jr., SASI di rector. . He estimates 10,000 more research workers will be employed in the South in the next ten years. The view is expressed by James F. Crist, SASI board chairman and president of the Gulf Power Com pany of Pensacola, Fla., that every indication points to a continuation of the South’s pace-setting indus trial growth in the year ahead. MIDWAY DRIVE-IN THEATRE CLINTON - JCJANNA -i Thursday * January 7 FIRST RUN FEUDIN’ FOOL The, Bowery Boys TWO CARTOONS - COMEDY Friday-Saturday Jan. 8-9 BANDIT QUEEN Barbara Britton, Philip Reed TWO COMEDIES - CARTOON Sunday-Monday Jan. 10-11 THE CADDY Jerry Lewis and Dean Martin NEWS PRESTO! CAPITAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY ■FounM em FaMt DetUmei t» Service” Tues.-Wed. Jan. 12-13 LATIN LOVERS Ricardo Montalban and Lana Turner CARTOON Thursday ' Jan. 14 A SLIGHT CASE OF LARCENY Mickey Rooney, Elaine Stewart TWO CARTOONS - r' ■ c 1 ; — .. 1 ■ _ • OPEN 7 DAYS PER WEEK — 8 A. M- TO 9 P.M. GROCERIES - FRESH MEATS Hipp’s Curb Market NEXT TO COLONIAL STORE W. PITTS ST. SAY! A Real Smart Idea! YES, ITS REALLY SMART » * . ' 4 yS • .* * . . . SMART to make sure of enough money for Christ mas shopping next yeai| i . . smart to enjoy the satisfied feeling of a paid-for Christmas. \ v,’ WHY NOT COME IN AND ENROLL—I TODAY? 1 * X »/* V!Pp ■; 2% INTEREST PAID ON 8AVING9 ACCOUNTS SEMI-ANNUALLY, ^ V ( V \ , BANKERS Established 1886 Capital and Surplus $600,000JM Member F.6.I.C. — Our 68th Year JOANNA v /. . Thursday-Friday ISBBiSBfiBBhbMbiM .■ ' Saturday VICTOR MATUI i-imz r' AC DAD ^ **>*** • • iXi 'ftj? Monday-Tuesday January 11-12 tMUTNOKITB-KS Wednesday * BING CROSBY Cash Night . nel .,r rm CLAUDE DYNM CHRISTIAN 0URCADE *W«f' I ’ ■'1 , f J V ;-*5L ,W L' n 'LL,' ‘t A • ' « ' ■ . '‘v ’..v.' . ' •, - i m . ’ •V ' ■■' < -isIS