The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, January 28, 1954, Image 2

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• i v X Page Two THE CLINTON CHRONICLE Thursday, January 28, 1954 Attend Boy Scout Meet In Greenville W. C. Baldwin, chairman of the Codet Blakely Heads The Citadel Team Society... coffee were served. The club presented Mrs. Whitten with a gift of African violets Cadet Lieut. Guy Blakely, senior, (continued from page 3) Laurens District of Boy Scouts, and at On* DoorstenThe devotional was v;,u,u u “ wlullw *J r captain of the 1954 wrestling team Oui». <Iev ° t r i on l 1 i ,the home of Mrs. John McSwc^., at the school. The team 'has a Jed hy Mr^ Bamett^-M^-Purdy, Mrs . Ben ^ Hammet and Mrs. Blanche Rasor at the pi- /v# For the program of the Sun Bon net club on Monday aftenroon GOOD J. B. Templeton, member at large, attended the regular quarterly meeting of the executive board of Blue Ridge Council, Boy Scouts of. . . America, in Greenville Tuesday j m ®f ts ln y ir S evening. Other members attending GU AH!f this ritv from the district were Henry Far-| ^ Add Bla ^ e ^y. Clty - ris, vice-chairman, and Rev. Larry [WE DO ALL KINDS OF PRINTIN'*. Robinson, district commissioner. CHRONICLE PUBLISHING CO schedule of seven matches, with with B1 f" ch€ ai James Walker discussed modes of participationmthe »«.! conference snooted ,S| Mr .and Mrs. of the topic. Mrs. Zeno Craddock tfie stems . a | s0 MrSj G . B . || ' Used Car Buys a poem, GOLD THEATRE JOANNA Thursday-Friday Jan. 28-29 Gee. t>ut it's Grea/ ty A walking MY BABY [RACK HOME j J^y co*o* a» Ufo Technicolor I n ooav.o 0To\ -imjMr Buddy Had ■’ I Mrs. George were hostesses to the Carolina Bellingrath. Wrea Garden club on Monday eve- Colorful dried leaves were used ning at the Clinton Mi$s Commun- for decoration. ity house } ~„ h awwwwgww mmm* Mrs J. D. Word, president, pre- ^ m 0 sided and the program was present-1 ^ It w t f m / ed by Mr. and Mrs. B^E, Wibi^ldj . //,,* f I It/opt f-Mr. Wingai-d - talked on -planting ' Saturday Jan.30 ANEW UPROARIOUS ROLE IN THE CAREER OF THE WORLD’S FUNNIEST MAN! Sfi5SS r../. CHAPTER U—''SECRET CODE” CARTOON mjHi Great! Diamond ^ ■Robbery! STARTS 2:00 P.M. Monday-Tuesday Feb. 1-2 7ft* TfavHbtfng Story of Qee, But iti Qneat!!! ROBERT STACK - COLLEEN GRAY - RICHARD ARLEN < Wednesday Cash Night Feb. 3 - AYRES SONNY TUFTS MARJORIE f STEELF L MM ». UNITED ARTISTS Thursday-Friday Feb. 4-5 even GREATER than “king Solomon’S mines’*: MOGAMBO Technicolor — CLARK AVA GABLE GARDNERJ! .... First Steps to Freedom With bellowed cheeks, he blew out the dickering Flame of candles that signified the passing Of another year ... That was the moment “When wax and cake made you look into the future At a little boy suddenly grown into man, And you silently prayed your dreams would come true. 4 i Children will grow up. While yours are sril! young, ask your Liberty Life representative to show how you can assure them an essential free- * dom . . . financial freedom , . . to help them pre pare themselves adequately for the future. Liberty Life INSURANCE COMPANY^ - Home Office GREEXVILLK, MM TH CAROLINA Founded 1905 . . RT W. BOLAND. Mgr. FIRST NATIONAL BANK BLDG. — CLINTON, S. €. closed the program with “The Year Before Us.” Mrs. Rasor, circle leader, presid ed over a business session after] which the hostess served fruit cake] and coffee. President wood. Mrs. Charles Under- Goldsmith gave a talk on herb gar dens and discussedr their culture and use and showed types. Mrs. Robert Hellams, president, j presided over the business meeting, t Officers for Jhe new year were Announcement was made of the elected a<? follow<5- mission study class to be held Feb ruary 2nd at th£ home of Mrs. S. B. Loftis. As a benediction the Lord’s 1 , Praver was repeated Vice-President—Mrs. G. B. Gold- ■ -»- j smith. Secretary-Treasurer—Mrs. Mich ael Gussie. § Later a social hour was enjoyed ] is Mrs. Gary Holcombe, Mrs. A. C.| and sandwiches, cakes and tea were “ Young and Miss Margaret Blakely 00^^^ and the arden Clubs Have Meetings 1939 Chevrolet Coupe - v : $110.00 1940 Ford—like new $488.88 1943 Jeep $188.88 1946 Dodge 4-dr. Sedan (a good buy) $488.88 1951 Plymouth 2-dr. — $999.99 1950 Chevrolet 4-dr, heater, extra clean $999.99 1950 Ford'2-dr. Sedan, radio, heater, ex. clean $999.99 1947 Chevrolet Club Coupe $466.66 , , . 9 • . Cooper Motor Co. Dodge — Plymouth fertilizing and pruning shrubbery, and Mrs. Wingard demonstrated ar rangements using greenery and' berries. Arrangements brought by ( members were Judged by Mrs. R. P. Swofford of Laurens. Miss Ruth Bailey won the club; gift plant for the month. During a social hour the hostess es served cherry tarts and coffee. On report of the nominating com-; mittee the following officers were elected to serve for the new club year beginning in April: President—Mrs. Gary Holcombe. Vice-President—Mrs S. W. Sum- erel. -Secretary-Treasurer—Mrs. B. F. Wingard. Members of the Clara Duckett; Garden club were invited to meet! „with the Green Garden club on| Monday afternon in the high school; auditorium. Five members of a •Laurens club were also guests on i this occasion. Two films on the growth and care of roses were shown through the courtesy of the Jackson-Perkins i Rose. company and the Farmers Feed and Seed Store. j Later tfie host club held a short/ business session.. * • * YOUR STATE AND MINE L ake Murray, on the sa- luda River, is the largest body of water in the world impounded by an earthen dam for the production of electric power. This lake, named in honefr of William S. Murray, one of the first men to recognize the possibilities of the power project, has a capacity of 92,- 000,000,000 cubic feet of water. Forty-one miles Iona and 14 miles across at its widest point, the lake covers about 50,000 acres of land, and has a shore line of more than 500 miles. The dam, which when built was the largest earthen dam in the world, is 211 feet high and about 1% miles long. It is more than a fifth of a mile thick at its base. Built entirely of ma terial found at or close to the site, it contains more than 11,- 000,000 cubic yards of material. The project, owned and op erated by the S. C. Electric A Gas Company, furnishes elec tricity to Columbia and many other cities and towns in the central, southern and western sections of the state. Mrs. H. M. Lukstat and Mrs. C. T. j Thomason jointly entertained the j Yellow' Jasmine club on Monday afternon at the home of the former.! Yellow gladfloli and yellow and' bronze chrysanthemums were com-j bined for a beautiful arrangement for the hostess’ living room. ^ Mrs. B. O. Whitten gave an inter esting talk on “Birds”. Following the program a social hour was en joyed and sandwiches, cake and PRESID CAPITAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY Fonnitd on Pmtb—Doiieetod to Strvict" COLUMBIA, S. 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