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, 4 V V THE CLINTON CHHONICLB ThomweH Ties Lockhart, 0-0 Thornwell and Lockhart dead- locked. 0 to 0, in a gmm here Fri day nigh* that waa to decide the r^t Mia I t ^»a » a- ^ - Lrjwucv uiamptorarap. Because of teniftc tackhnc, there were many ifumhlea. Sweet and Clark were the main offen sive standouts of the To THE CHRONICLE 74 KLONDIKE SPORT SHIRTS <4 rich in the casual style and comfort college men prefer . • • • You don't hove to mojor in mineralogy to recognize pure gold! Just look for MANHATTAN 0 Klondike sport shirts! Youll see rich new designs and the smartest colors. You'll find style worth a fortune on campus—where you're judged by what you wear! Come, see, choose—today I /■ Priced at Only $3-95 Others from $2.95 to $5.95 Johnson mi Pitts Mm's Sl*p - CONGRATULATIONS P. C. ON 75 YEARS PF EDUCATIONAL PROGRESS WELCOME P. C. ALUMNI Society... (Continued Tram Pa*e S) The beat man was the bride groom’s father. Groomsmen were the Messrs. Hoyt T. Holland, Jr., brother of the bride, Charles D. Hudspeth, Tommy Mortimer, Cameron Till, Robert Tyson and Don Ellis of Eldorado, Ark. Mr. and Mrs. Boadwee will be at home in Jackson. The bride is the granddaughter of Mrs. T. Hamp Holland of this city and has other relatives and friends here wh owill be interest ed in the announcement of her marriage. ♦' - Methodist Circles Will Meet Monday Circles of the Woman’s Society of Christian Service , of Broad Street Methodist church will meet Monday, October 17,' as fol lows: Mayme Johnson — Mrs. Hugh Simpson, chairman; Mrs. Joe Mc Gee, hostess. Barden — Mrs. J. B. Speake, chairman; Mrs. Hubert Pitts, hostess. EWe Hatton—Mrs. J. A. Sim mons, chaiitnan; Mrs. Raymond Fitts, hostess. At 7:80- The Sara Glenn circle, Mrs. Forrest Adair, chairman; Mrs. Clifton Adair, hostess; Mrs. C. H. McCrary and Mrs. Robert Mc- Crary, assistant hostesses. Louise Best circle, Mrs. Irene Pitts, chairman, will meet at Whitten Village. Tuesday, October 18, at 10:00 the Pauline Coleman circle, Mrs. Howard Smith, chairman; Mrs. James Walker, hostess. WITH THE SICK The following have been dis charged from Hays hospital: E. C. Vincent, Mrs. W. A. Davis of Cross Hill, Mis. Pred Scott, Hugh Wal ker, Mrs. Ctoyte Roy, Mrs. D. D Johnson and Mrs. J. E. Dorman Jimmy Cooper, of Laurens, A. E. McIntosh, Mrs. Joe Steiner and little EMte Mae Starnes are pa- Irby’s Meat Market MUSGROVE STREET LOCAL DRESSED HENS PHONE 489 it. 39c SMALL T-BONE STEAK . . • • • • • 1b. 49c RIB STEW BEEF , * lb* 19c WISCONSIN CHEESE lb. 45c HOME MADE LIVER PUDDING ib. 40c See Us For Your Butchering, Aging, Processing and Freezer Needs CLINTON ABATTOIR Irby FerfUMM tients «t Blalock clinic. Patients at Hay* hospital include Marshall Mbates, Mrs. A. J. Pen- land of Laurens. Mr*. Henry Tram mell, Mrs J. W. Morris and Otis Martin. Mrs L. A. Dickson, Mr*. Robert Blease, Mrs. W. T. Scogin, Miss Gerdt Jewett, Mrs. A. V. Stone and C. T. Satterfield have re turned home after being patients at Blalock clinic. Friends of Mrs. Fierce Chand ler will be interested to know toe has returned home after being a patient at Blalock clinic. Mrs. Hal (Baldwin, George Whitehead, Mrs. Paul Cole, Law rence Herring, Mrs. Roy Cannon, J. M. Blakely, Mrs. Thomwell Dunlap, Mrs. J. D. Franklin of Joanna and H. C. Carroll are pa tients at Hays hospital Birth Annoyncements SLOAN Mr. and Mrs. Norman Sloan, of Memphis State college, Memphis, Term., announce the arrival of a daughter, Margaret Leshe, on Sept. 28. Mrs. Sloan is the former Miss Joarme Wildridge. of India- napolls, Ind., and they are former residents of this city. BROWN Mr. and Mrs. Tom Brown an nounce the birth of a son on Oct. 9 at Hays hospital. Mrs. Brown is <he former Miss Theima Cole. HAT Mr. and Mrs. Lewis S. Hay an nounce the arrival of a daugh ter, Katharine Knight, on Oct 7 at Blalock clinic. Mr*. Hay is the former Miss Carol Jones, of Co lumbia, and Mr. Hay is a profes sor at Presbyterian college. RE VIS Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy $■ Revdi announce the birth of a daughter, Jo Ann, on Oct. 9 at Blalock clin ic. Mrs Rev is is the former Miss Rachel Cantrell , BREWTNGTON Mr. and Mrs. J. M. announce (he birth of • son, ElHs Randal, on Oct, 3 at Btatock clin ic. Mrs. Brewington is the fc Edna Mae Panther Ts THE LOST! LOST! targe white Walker hound, with brown apota on shoulder, hips, and side. Name “Wfhitedood.” Owner, L. W. Avant, Georgetown. If found pleaae call Hinton Poliee Dept. ( j $25.00 Reward 16-piefe Starter Set Op.. Stock Litl Pric*. . . .$14 40 SPKCMl RETAIL P.ia...«10” S.fvic for Four 4 10" PlatM 4 T.r Cup. 4 6" Plot.* 4 T*o Sowc.rt Votm. tet « liw. fr.f tfc. l*rp« »f olorfwl »p«. tt«ck Mrvic. J. C. 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