The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, July 14, 1955, Image 2
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THE CLINTON CHRONICLE
Thursday, July 14,
WHOSE FARM IS THIS?
Iteo is our Mystery Farm of fho wook.
Whoso is it? Roadors ars invited to guess the
name of tha owner of the farm shown here. Call
your guess in at the office, bring them in. or
mail them in. Identity must be made by tbe
owner and he will receive free of charge the
original mounted picture from which the above
reoroduction was made. There are no prises
offered for the correct guess. Join the fun.
Mrs. Graham Presented
To Meeting In Germany
By Mrs. Powell Fraser
—
Mrs. Billy Graham, who is
with her evangelist husband on
his current tour of Europe, is
doing some speaking on her own
account, according to comment in
George Burnham's accounts of
the tour.
The following is from a recent
story by Burnham:
"Mrs. Billy Graham, in an ad
dress to 200 women at U. S.
Army Headquarters in Heidel
berg, said their most important
task is to guide children along
the straight and narrow path.
! She was introduced by Mrs.
1 Powell A. Fraser, of Brunswick.
iGa.. president of the group."
Mrs. Fraser is a former resi
dent of Clinton being the wife of
Col. Powell A. Fraser, who was
for several years commandant of
the Presbyterian College ROTC
unit. He is currently stationed
in Germany.
Birth Announcements
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HENDERSON
Mr. and Mrs. T. Caldwell Hen
derson announce the birth of a
son, Thomas Caldwell, Jr., on
July 8 at Rays hospital. Mrs.
Henderson was before marriage
Miss Annette Moorhead.
OAKLEY
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Oakley an-
I nuonce the birth of a son on July
10 at Hays hospital.'
FRICK
Mr. and Mrs. James William
Frick announce the birth of a
son, James William, Jr., on July
8 at Blalock clinic. Mrs. Frick
is the former Miss Selma Bald
win.
DUNAWAY
Mr. and Mrs. James Dunaway
announce the birth of a son, Rog
er Dale on July 9 at Blalock clin
ic. Before marriage Mrs. Duna
way was Miss Alice Lawson.
Norman Sloans Leave
Ledfords Buy Home
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Sloan
and children left this week for
Memphis, Tenn., where they will
make their home. Mr. Sloan has
accepted a position as assistant
basketball coach at Memphis
State.
Mr. and Mrs. Len H. Ledford
have purchased the Sloan home
on Pine street tmd plan to occupy
it in the near future'.
8 Killed During Week
In Traffic Accidents
Through Week July 2
South Carolina’s 1955 traffic
death toll reached 301 as eight
persons were killed and 134 in
jured in 362 traffic accidents
from June 26 through July 2, ac
cording to the State Highway
Department’s weekly report. The
1955 toll now stands 21 higher
than the total for the same period
last year.
Chief Highway Commissioner
Claude R. McMillian reiterated
that the only way to bring the
state’s tragic death toll down is
for each individual to assume
personal resposibility for traffic
safety. "Strict obedience of traf
fic laws every time a driver gets
behind the wheel of his car is
the way to make our highways
safe,’’ he said. The official also
reminded motorists that the pen
alty for disobedience to traffic
law now involves more than a
fine. “Points are being assessed
motorists daily under the point
system law,” he said, “and these
points will ultimately lead to
driver license suspensino. The
way to keep your privilege to
drvie is to dirive safely.”
Spartanburg had three traffic
deaths, Beaufort county reported
two. Darlington, Dorchester and
Laurens counties had one each.
NEW SUBSCRIBERS
MISS MIRIAM TEMPLE
TON,
Boston, Mass.
DANE WALDROP,
Silverstreet
RAYMOND CAMPBELL,
Tucker, Ga.
W ,M. FINNEY,
CRESCENT BEACH
HORACE HAMM,
Joanna
1ST. LT. LEE A. BLAKELY
Washington, D. C.
GOVERNOR’S OFFICE,
Columbia
MRS. IKE JONES,
Lydia
A. E. ALEXANDER,
CHARLES E. BURNETTE,
GEORGE T. BRYSON,
MRS. G. RICHARD GRIF
FITH,
BESSIE HENRY,
GENE KING,
JOE SPILLERS,
J. J. BROBHEM,
T. E. McMULLAN,
MRS. W. R. TRAYLOR
City
DONT SCRATCH
THAT ITCH
In 15 minutes you MUST be
pleased with ITCH-ME-NOT
when applied for the itch of ec-
sema, ringworm, athlete's foot,
insect bites, and other surface
rashes or your 40c back at any
drug store. Today at YOUNG'S
PHARMACY. 3C-J-21
< Affiliated with
Little League Baseball, lac
Williamsport, Po.
Joanna Wins Little League
Joanna nosed out Florida St.
Monday 5-4 in the bottom of the
last inning to win a thrilling ball
game. Tuesday 'ITiomwell de
feated Academy Street 6-5 in the
last inning. This defeat of Acad
emy Street assured Joanna of the
Little League trophy as they
have lost on one game in the play
for. the cup with one game to be
played while Academy St. has
lost three games with one to be
played.
The Pony League all-stars will
be picked Thursday along with
the Little League all-stars, too.
The Pony league all-stars, coach
ed by Chuck Leatherwood, will
play the open game of the Pony
league tournament against Lau
rens Pony league at Winnsboro
Monday afternoon at 2:30 p. m.
Rock Hill and Camden play at
5:00 p, m. and Greenville Ameri
can plays Winnsboro at 8:00 p. m.
Flroida St. Small Fry team is
one game in the lead over Lydia
Saijall Fry. If Florida St. Small
Fry 'defeats Tliomwell Small Fry
this morining they will win the
Small Fry cup. As was stated in
last week’s paper Academy St.
Pony league team has already
won the Pony trophy.
Five trophies as usual will be
given again this summer. One to
the winning team in each league.
Also a trophy to the most valu
able player in Little league and
Pony league.
The all-stars for Little league
and Pony league will be publish
ed in next week’s paper along
with the final statistics.
AT TV SHOWING
J, Robert Cox and Sam Cassa-
nova of Cox Home and Auto
Supply, were in Greenville re
cently for a showing of the new
RCA radio and TV line handled
by their firm.
CREDITORS' NOTICE
All persons - having claims
against the estate of R. E. Wysor,
IH, deceased, are hereby notified
to file the same, duly verified,
with the undersigned, and those
indebted to said estate will
please make payment likewise.
SARA JAMES BELL WYSOR
Administratrix.
July 7, 1955 3t-July 28
ICE CREAM AND
CAKE SUPPER
5 - 7 P. M. - Friday, July 15
Lawn Broad Street
METHODIST CHURCH
Come as you are and bring the family!
Proceeds for Building Fund!
Sponsored By The
ELLIE HATTON CIRCLE
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July 14
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Friday-Saturday
July 15-16
JANE RUSSELL
JEFF CHANDLER
CMOS IT
Teahnicofor
DAN DURYEA
COMING SOON TO BROADWAY
One Desire
Ann Baxter — Rock Hudson
, Private War Major Benson
, Charlton Heston
Love Me or Leave Me
Doris Day — James Cagney
Seven Years Itch
Marilyn Monroe
FINAL SETTLEMENT
Take notice that on the 29th
day of August, 1955, we will ren
der a final account of our acts
and doings as Executors of the
estate of Fannie F. McCrary in
the office of the Judge of Pro
bate of Laurens County, at 10
o’clock a. m., and on the same
day will apply for a final dis
charge from our trust as Execu
tors.
Any person indebted to said es
tate is notified and required to
make payment on or before that
date; and all persons having
claims against said estate will
present them on or before said
date, duly proven, or be forever
barred.
WM. H. McCRARY,
ROBERT R. McCRARY,
AND EVELYN McCRARY
BLACKWELL,
Executors,
Clinton, S. C.
July 12, 1955 4t-Aug. 4
You Don't Have
To 'Put Up” With
'Nervous' Headaches
So-called “nervous” or “sick”
headaches have a cause and
when it is corrected, the patient
experiences relief and recovery.
Scientific research has discov
ered that the cause of these head
aches is in the nervous system
due to irritation of the delicate
nerve fibers.
This irritation or pressure on
these nerves can be detected by
a scientific instrument known as
the Neurocalograph. With this
information, Dr. Hart can ana
lyze the cause of your “nervous”
or “sick” headaches.
If you are sincerely interested
in having the cause of your head
aches corrected, you are cordial
ly invited to discuss your prob-
rael with Dr. Hart. Telephone
22501, Laurens, or go to the Clin
ic at 205 Church St You don't
have to “put up” with headaches,
get rid of them by taking treat
ments at file Hart Clink.
Circle To Give
Ice Creom Supper
The Ellie Hatton circle of
Broad Street Methodist church
will sponsor a cake and ice cream
supper on Friday evening from 5
until 7 o’clock on the church
lawn.
The public is invited to at
tend. Proceeds will go for the
building fund of the church.
Shields Wins Honor
At Photographers
Association Meeting
William M. Shields, local pho
tographer, submitted five entries
for the gallery at the Tennessee
Professional Photographers As
sociation convention in Memphis
recently.
All of his entries, three por
traits and two transparencies,
were accepted for hanging in the
convention gallery.
HAS OPERATION
Friends of C. D. Granade, of
Columbia, son of Mrs. Bea Frith
of this city, will be interested to
know that he is improving after
an operation at Providence hos
pital in Columbia.
WITH THE SICK
Friends of George Adoir will
be glad to know he is improv
ing at Blalock clinic following an
operation.
The following who have been
patients at Hays hospital were
able to return to their homes
earlier in the week: Anthony
Forrester, Mrs. W. T. Kanning, J.
C. Lawson, Mrs. Pearl Williams,
Mrs. Frankie Taylor and Luther
Dunaway.
Friends of Miss Ruby Meadors
will be glad to know she is im
proving at Blalock clinic whete
she has been a patient for sev
eral days.
Mrs. Bertha Thompson is
tient at Hays hospital.
Little Donald Sample an
Waters have returned to
homes after being patlen
Blalock clinic.
Friends of Miss Carrie 1
ell will be interested to
she is- a patient at Hays
pital.
CONDUCTS SERVICES
Dr. William Redd Turnei
tor of the First Presby
church, will be the g(iest sf
for a series of special ke
at Todd Memorial Preeby
church, Laurens, July 18 th
the 22nd.
NOTICE
To Our Customers
VIRGINIA’S
Beauty Shop
will be dosed until further notice
At-
Mnrray Garber’s
Henry Rosenf eld
SKIRTS $2.99
Regular S5.95-Sizes 10 to 20
Ladies’
BLOUSES $1.29
t ■* 1 j
Regular $3.00-Sizes 30 to 38
White-Black-Coral-Red-Aqua
All Ladies’ Summer
HATS
$1.00
Ladies’ Summer
DRESSES Prit,
All Sizes
Ladies’Summer
BAGS
$1.00
Phis Tax
One Group Ladies’
DRESSES $5.95
Silks-Rayons-Cottons-Linens
Sizes 9 to 50
-i
Summer
Jewelry 2<*$1.00
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