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Tfce CUnion Oteonide, Ointon, S. Thttrsday, May 17, 1954
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LEGION AUXILIARY',
TO MEET THURSDAY
The American Lejrion Auxiliary will
meet Thursday afternoon, May 17, at
4 o’clock, with Mrs. George \V. Bailey.
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West Clinton News
FLOWERS
FOR ALL
OCCASIONS
“Say II With Flowers" f(>t
funeral or social occasions,
as they express that senti
ment of deepest meaning
which it is impossbile to ex
press in words.
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YOUR HOME
. . . by filling your boxes,
pots, and gardens with
plants at a reasonable price,
EASTSIDE ^
GREENHOUSE
Mrs. Brunson Asbill, Mgr^-
Phone 2105
Just Outside City Limits
On C'olumbia Highway
Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Ten.sley and
daughter, Oliver, of Greenville, Mr. I
and -Mrs. Laurence Smith vof Pelzer,;
were the week-end guests of Mr. and l
Mr«. C. W. Windsor. i
Mrs. Lillie Y'oung spent the week-,
end in W'hitmire with her slaughter,'
Mrs. VV. H. Lihdler. i
• Mr. and .Mrs. Marvin Stewart, Mr.
and M,rs. doe CamplKdl, Grange, Bet
ty .Anne and l.awrence Campbell,
spent Sunday afternoon with their
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. E. T.
Thornton of f^norec.
d. L. .Arnold is in the A'eterans’ hos
pital in Columbia, where he is under- ^
going treatment, '
The little son of I). L. Smith is ver;^
ill. .Mr.s. d. .A. Williams ha.s influenza
,'ind her son is ill with pneumonia. |
The friends of .Mrs. Clara Payne,
vho has b<*en sick for a long while,'
wish her a speedy recovery, |
There were over fifty additions to |
Calvary Baptist chui-ch during the re-J
cent revival meeltTng7 Twenty-fouri”
were baptized the..Sunday following.
Several more are to be baptized next'
Sunday. i
Memb<*rs of Calvary Baptist church I
wish to thank .Mr. W. d. Bailey for the
beautiful flowers he .sent to the church
last, Sunday. |
'~~‘Mr.s, 'f)unaway, who is 8.5 years old, j
was presented with a beautiful basket,
of flowers from f'alvary Baptist Sun-!
day school last Sunday, being the old-
,Mr. and Mrs. L. M!~~Evah8 gaTe lT
“.Mother’s day” dinner to their chil-
jdren Sunday. Gifts were presented to
.Mrs. Evans, after which an old-fash
ioned dinner was served. Those pres
ent weret .Mr. and Mr.s^ W. L. Evans
and little daughter, .Margaret, Eliza-
l>eth and W'odrow W'ilson, Mrs. d. L.
'.Arnold and children, "l>ad“ Arnold,
i.Mr. and .Mrs. doe Campbell and two
children, Alma ('annon, .Mr. and Mrs.
L. .M. Evans and daughter, ('arrie Bell.
Reading Station
Opened At Mill
.A reading station hiis been irpened
-t-at No, .‘10 dacksgn street in the Clin
ton Cotton .MilLs village. The Hooks
used are from Che Laurens County
Free library.
The station will be oi)en as follows:
Tuesdays—5t a. m. to 11 a. m.; Thurs
days—2 p. m. till 5 p. m.
It is hoped that the people of the
community will take advantage of this
opportunity. - '
Charges for inserilon in this
column will be as follows:
For National Offices $7..*>0
For State Offices 5.00
For -AH (’ounty Office.s
n(»t enumerated below.... 5.00
('ounty Commi.s'iloners . .3.00
.Magistrates for Laurer.s
and (Minton 5.00
.AH other .Magistrates 3.00
Where announcements are
ma*le prior to May 1, the right
is reserved to omit the entire
column from time to time if
limitations of s|)ace justify it. .
Terms are cash.
WAN T S
FOR SALE — Several cows fresh in
j milk. Pi iced' right. D. K. Tribble
|(’ompany. 5-24-3c
WANTED—’Five (5) shares Liberty
B, & L. stock, series F, G, or H.
State lowest price. A(l(lress:7_B^ & L,”
care The Chronicle. . Itp
(.All ‘ ttttn o u nee me n ts a i‘e
omitted this week fon lack of space,
according to published terms).
7sTK.AA'K1)—One small white, shaggy-
haired dog. Veiy friendly. Finder
please call at The ('hronicle office.
WITat do
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P. S. Jeanes
- - . DO?
WELCOME TO CLINTON
WELCOME TO OUR STORE
,,W^ ^rry a Complete Line of
^ STAPLE AND FANCY
FRUITS, CONFECTIONS,
VEGETABLES AND PRODUCE
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WE WILL DEEM IT A PLEASURE
TO SERVE YOU.
Clinton, S.
TimorrowlAttAboard for BARCAtNS
MenI A Big Bargain in
CRASH SUITS
They^rt thoroughly ^c^shrunk!^
»}.9»
Penney^ aeoopt U»« town with
tional values on the coolest outfit you
can wear this summer! WelL-tailored
in good looldnf single breasted mod
els. All rises in white, gray. tan.
Meds Sanforized Twill
WASH PANTS
Prmied shipet—like flannels!
>1.4*
they aetoally look like czpen-
rive flannelat Others with a fine /
Wide bot- '
touAliriici, to ft
eb. sixes 84 to 42. They can’t shrink!
Men! Get In On a Real Buy!
Shirts-'-Shorts
Of Penney*s Famous Quality Ai
2 for 49c
The shorts not ordmarv hro.idrlorh
but I00x»*0 count, triastic sidf.s. < but
ton vol.e ft «.nt.s. '•'•'•'/.es
28 42 Sbirt> of swiss-nliWd tTirie
comXd cutlun 32 to 46 Stock up now.
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YouWe So Crisp and Cool Looking in
SUITS
of Swagger White Pique!
$^*SS
Wear a light suit this season
by all means ... preferably
a swagger like this, with its
cool collar less neckline, patch
pockets and smart fitted
skirt! You can make so many
different ensembles^ with a
fewgay sweaters or blouses!
And they're values! 14 to 42!
Big Value! Sheer Cotton
DRESSY
of printed lawn, organdy trim!
49*
Pforals, stripes, dots and novelties,
cool and jifresh, with dainty short or
cap sleeves, and touches of crisp or
gandy for trimming! Avenue' prints,
top! Both vat TOlors. Sixes 14-44!
Boy'i Duck SLACKS
W,ide bottoms
91.29
WHITES! Pre
shrunk! Cool!
Light! Side
buckle straps!
Sizes 6 to 18. ~
Men’s FANCY HOSE
Rayon-Celunese
3p*. 49'
Clt*cks7^heu a!)
over patterns. In
light or dark col
ors. Re-cn forced
toes. bfoU
“SOLAR” STRAWS
Your fayoritesi
98* _
Sennit ssilors.
toyos, bangkoks.
Lightweight...
comfortahlel
Built to last*
SHUTS
Pimm, Paneiis
79*
Expertly made. I
Whitea,bluet,
and tana, also
•rints. Stand
loCs of washing.
NatioifH^e Slieeti
A Good Kind!
98<
A mighty low
price for a
sturdy 81 X 99
sheet! The Pil
low Cases, 25c.
SILK CREPE SLIPS^
\ Wi*? / Lace-trlmmtd!
98*
Bias or straight-
cut! Adjustable
shoulder straps!
Flesh, Tea-Rose,
AVhi>^’ 3*’ to 42!
"duper tftg Mac" ^
OVERALLS
Sanforized—they can*t shrink!
*1.13
Made of sturdy, tested quality denfral
Triple atitch^ seams! Bar-tacked/
and reinforced at points of strain!
Bibs doubled to prevent unraveling!
Rountled ooeV :! MuyiT ts7c
TERRY TOWELS
if
10«
For people who
like bath towel
texture in a face
’Yhwel sixe at a
low price!
Pluwcnr SATISTES
Blue Bonnet
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The; simplest of
dresses will be
charming ... if
you make them
oi Blue Bonnet!
BATHING
CAPS
10c45c
MEN’S
TRUNKS
$1.49
BOYS’
TRU^
98c
NEW! PIQUE HATS!
brims, or;
small brims !i
Evory oos will]
meartheml Jost!
arrived for you! I
N«w am«i PaaUcs
for
Cute s^les in
plaiQ-knit, " fei
rose rayon! In
aiaes 84 to 42!
Big bargains!
White HANDHACt
Feature Values!
49*
Here—for your
smart summer
clothes! Simula
ted leather fitted
and lined!
I
SylTla wait* ShOM
Perforated! ^
•*.4*
Pumpa and tiet
in gliatening
calf! Continen
tal heels! Air
cooled! 3-8.'
Oxhide OVERALLS
MiJtT n l( e<ir
Tested
triple slit«b. !
with eight p'H-k
ets Re-inf> '
ROTS’ SHIRTS
Plains—fsficicj
49*
Broadcloths in
white and solid
colors. Fancies
in percales. FuM
cut Real values*
SWIM! It Costs So Little to Suit Everyone Smartly in
SWIMAWAYS
J. C. Penney: Goi
ve Street Clinton,. S. C-