The clothmaker. [volume] (Clinton, South Carolina) 1952-1984, February 15, 1954, Page 5, Image 5
FEBRUARY 15. 1954
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Bobby South. Mrs. Elizabeth McLend
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community.
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SUPER SERVICE ALSO IS HA1S
Texaco service station by Ted Ward,
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Mill Operated
Stores Have
Service Record
The mill operated stores at
both Clinton and Lvdia
Cotton Mills have been an
asset to their respective communities
for many, many
years as a result of giving
courteous and efficient service
to their many patrons.
Both stores are adequately
staffed with trained personnel
who are well known
throughout the community.
The Lvdia Mills Store is
operated under the managership
of Benny Arnold, while
Bert Reeder is the popular
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Store.
Both stores have a complete
and modern stock of
meats, groceries and dry
goods. In fact they are stocked
with the entire family in
mind and can supply the
everyday needs of the families
in the community. There
is a barbershop operated in
conjunction with each store,
and of course the latest addi
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Texaco service stations.
Charge accounts are available
at both stores for all
purchases, a great convenience
in buying groceries and
other needs. Frequent delivery
service also is a great
convenience to the customers
of these stores.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Shepard. Clinton, a daughter.
Mrs. Shepard is the former
Betty Lydia.
Sgt. and Mrs. Jack Caughman,
of Orlando. Fla., a
daughter, Linda Carol. Mrs.
Annie Mae Caughman, Clinton.
is the smiling grandmother.
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Watts,
Clinton, a daughter, Judy
Dianne, February 1.
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THREE CLERKS IN THE CL1
above: Lewis Wallenzine. Wright Si
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WHEN ITS FAST AND FRII
McElhannon. Manager ol the Clii
division of Clinton Mills Store, is t
WANT TO HOOK RUGS?
If there is sufficient in
terest in the Clinton Mills
community, a class in rug
hooking is being planned.
Anyone interested should immediately
get in touch with
Mrs. Myrtle West. Mrs. Joe
Land. Mrs. Sarah Templeton
or Mrs. Sarah Word.
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INDLY service you want. Earl
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CLINTON MEN MEET
The Clinton Mill Mens
Club held its regular monthly
meeting at the Community
Building January 7.
The following officers were
named for 1954: President,
William D. Terry; Secretary.
Grange Campbell and treav
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