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/'■ K l / ft % A* Thursdoy, Fefcruory 17, 1944 s > V THf CLINTON CHRONICLE, CLINTON, S. C Page Five MONEY TO LOAN! Refinancing: r Auto Loans - Insurance tithlXhis MonthlAjnstallments — Easy Payments See Us Before You Finance TIMMERMAN MOTOR CO Carolina Service Station * I>hone 27 ' Clinton, S. C. Your Dates With Unde Sam BROWN STAMPS V-W-X Good Thru Fob. 26 Y Good Thru March 20 GREEN STAMPS G-H-J Good Thru Fob. 20 K-L-M Good Thru March 20 SUGAR STAMP NO. 30 GOOD THRU MARCH 31 — MARGARINE )NuTREAT COLONIAL EVAPOR ATm 1-Lb. On. 18* I MILK • ■ 4 SMAT.T. EVAPnn A r rir i r» Tall Cans 35* 1PRUNES - DEVILED HAM 1-Lb. Collo 12 c 1 LIBBY’S - No. i Can 14* Grape Jelly 1-Lb. E Jar 20' Pure Lard 1-Lb. Ctn. 19' Lima Beans ^ 15* Tomatoes s,and,d No. 2 12' Swift’s Prem 12-Oz. Can 36' Spry Shortening 1-Lb. ■ Jar 25' ltouhU’-rr*» h Gold Label CoMee 49 Pride bread 2 1-U,. GA. CANE SYRUP Pilch«r'a No.*% Jar 56c BUSH’S GREEN BEANS . n. i c„- 13c XYZ SALAD DRESSING .... » 20c KELLOGG RICE KRISPIES ;t °. 11c LIBBY’S OLIVES ^ 3-Oz. Bot. 24c SUPCR'SUDS . ... M«d. 10c L.tg. 23c P AND G LAUNDRY SOAP 3 •• •14c CAMAY TOILET SIZE SOAP". •« 7c IVORY SOAP . • ■ ■ . 6c 10c NORTHERN TISSUE 4 ROLLS 25* MEATS Of MERIT Y — Points Chuck (Arm—Blade) Beef—Grade “A” 8 Roast lb. 27c Fresh 100% Bulk—Pure Pork 8 SAUSAGE lb. 40c Brisket or Short Ribs—Grade “A" 5 Stew lb. 21c Center Cuts 8 Pork Chops lb. 37c Fresh Dressed and Drawn OYSTERS FRYERS ' . STEWS . V SELECTS 58c Lb. 75C Pint 05! Pint Mullets, Croakers and Pressed Fish Colonial i^torrs Unforporatri) WEEK-END TRIPS . VISITORS .. ILllNESS BRIEFS...ABOUT THE PEOPLE YOU KNOW Items of Interest Concerning Clinton Residents in Australia in December. Sgt. Mea dors had been in service two years with a medical unit./ 1 Rev. and Mrs. Oliver W. Chapin and daughter, Jane, of. Belleville, N .'etferal days in Union as the guest ot Major and Mrs, RuSsell Jeter. NEW TESTAMENTS —.A gift that will be prized by the relative hi J., arrived yeslgrday for a visit with 5 <*rv!ce. Chronicle Pub. Co. . Mrs. Chapin’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. ‘ ; . - i J. W. Crawford. | Browning Dicus, .seaman second : class, stationed at Lake City. Fla , Mr..and‘Mrs. George Sineath and stationed at son spent Sunday in Saluda with the Miss Frances Simpson, member of Stewart, Ga., spent the week-end w eek-end with his parents, the school faculty at St. George, .with Mrs. Jones and little son. Mr. and Mrs W. A. Dicus. spent the week-end with her parents, Mrs. Eric Barnes and Mrs. Ken'neth i Mi's. J. C. Pace spent the week-- Mr., and Mrs. W. H. Simpson. Matheson spent Sunday in Augusta, enf * in Orangeburg with relatives. ; . Mrs. Francis Blalock spent the Ga., with rejatives. • Mrs ’ Thomas Ta y lor is spending week-end in Columbus, Ga., with Mr. .and*M Capt. Blalock, who Fort Benning. former’s mother, Mrs. B. W. Sineath. Q Miss Louise Thompson of Swains- Mr., and Mrs. Gaston Wilder of boro, Ga., was the guest- Friday of McCormick, were week-end guests of Miss Dorothy Clark, who accom- fo rmer s mother, Mrs. J. B. Wild- panied her to Abbeville to visit reW^ er - ‘ ‘ Pvt. Irby Feruson, who is stationed at Camp Stewart, Ga., spent the week-end with Mrs. FerguSon and p-N Sor COLD DISCOMFORTS ZZIZZZ •• 4 tives over the week-end. Miss Clark, specialist third class of the W r aves, returned Monday to Washington, II. D. HENRY 18»8-tal! F M. BOLAND H. D. HENRY & COMPANY INSUKANCg D. C., after spending a week’s leave ( other relatives. with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Mrs. Olin Johnson, who has been | Clark. c making her home in Augusta, Ga.,' i Mrs. S. Y. Adair ( and Miss Ella while Mr. Johnsoon was stationed at Adair spenL Wednesday and Thurs- Daniel Field, is spending some time day in Durham, N- C., with S. Y. with Mrs. J. B. Johnson and other Adair, who is a patient at Dukedios- relative?. t pital. j Mrs. Fannie Parris was tht w<jek- | t Miss Louise Johnson of Chester, end guest of Mr. and Mrs. H. E. spent the week-end here with Johnson in Abbeville^.^1 friends. Mr. and Mrs. John Geer and chil- Mrs. M. L. Benson of Harts'ville, dren of Columbia, spent the week- has returned home after spending end with the former’s parents, Mr. several days with her daughter, Mrs. and Mrs. H.jM. Geer. ’ , W. B. Driggers, and Mr. Driggers. .Friends of Lawrence Reddick, who j Miss Harnet- Minus spent the has been stationed at Fort Bragg, N. week-end at her home in Greenwood, c., will' be interested to know he Miss Evelyn Henry of Greenville, has received an honorable discharge, spent the week-end with her parents, and has returned home. t | Dr. and Mrs. B. H. Henry. V Mr. and Mrs. W. tJrummond Bailey | Friends of Miss Agnes Fuller will and children of Greenwood, Miss be interested to know she is improv- Mary fella Bailey, who teaches in ing in a Spartanburg hospital where Greenwood ,an^ Mr. and Mrs. George she underwent an appendectomy Roper of -Laurens, spent the week-, Wednesday. Mrs. B. T. Fuller has epd with their mother, Mrs. T. L. W. returned home after spending a few Bailey. Mr. and Mrs. Billy Hendson days there with her .daughter. ! and daughter of Laurens, were Sun- Lt. and Mrs. Dillard Boland of Fort day guests of Mrs. Bailey. Benning, Ga., are spending a leave Pvt. Dial C. Gray, who is stationed with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. at Camp Croft, spent the week-end D. Boland and Mr. and Mrs. A. C. with Mrs. Gray. Workman. Mrs. Eugene Avery spent the week- Miss 'Margaret Lightfoot has . re- end in Cblumbus, Ga., with. Officer turned to West Palm Beach, Fla., af- Candidate Avery, who is stationed ter spending several- days with her a t Fort Benning. mother, Mrs. D. J. Brimm, and Dr.l Mr. and Mrs. B. W. Crouch and Brimm. | children, Ben and Dolly, of Macon. Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Stone of Union,'Ga., spent the week-end with Mrs. spent Thursday with their daughter, Crouch’s parents, Mit and Mrs. Ed- Mrs. Duncan Felder, and Dr. Felder, gar Taylor. Little Dolly Crouch re- Mrs. Norman Duke is spending mained for a few weeks' visit with some time in Rock Hill .with her her grandparents, sister, Mrs. Frank Hilton. | Mrs. A1 Thayer has accepted a po- Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Ashmore and sition as dental assistant in the of-' family of Charlotte, N. C., and Mr. 1 fi C e of Dr. F. F. Hicks. Mrs. Thayer and Mrs Mike Caskey and son, Mike, succeeds Mr. Cope Adair, who has Jr., of Bennettsville, spent the week- resigned. ' ' 1 end with their parents, Mr. and Mrs.; Mrs. B. B. Ballard Has accepted a T. L. Cooper. position.in the office? at Presbyterian Mrs. Lykes Henderson and little college. . • ^ • daughter, "Spunky,” of Cblumbus, Lt. Eugene Sloan,"who has been Ga., are spending this week with Lt. stationed at Roswell, New Mexico, is Henderson’s parents, Mr_^aruL-Mrsrrspending a leave with his mother, L. 5 S. Henderson.—" Mrs. E. B. Sloan. ,Lt. Sloan has com- ^ —Pvt. Thomas Heath Copeland, who pleted a bombadier course and will is stationed at Daniel Field, Augusta, report to the Congaree air‘base at Ga., spent the week-end with Mrs. Columbia after his leave. ‘ Copeland and other relatives. < Miss Frances Stanton of Columbia, Mrs. Horace Geer and little daugh- was the week-end guest of Mr. and ter, Ann, of Dayton, Tenn., arrived Mrs. D. C. Heustess. — Tuesday fora visit with her parents, Mn and Mrs. W...H. Roberts and Mr. and Mrs. B. L. Smith. children, Clair and Gloria, spent Mrs. Albert Ford left Tuesday for Sunday in Columbia with Mrs. Rob- Tuscon, Arizona, to join Sgt. Fordlerts’ mother, Mrs. J. F. Milam. " I who is stationed at Davis-Mohthan Mrs. Henderson , Pitts spent the F> e ld. week-end in Spartanburg as thei Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Eargle spent guest of Mrs. Tatum Gressette. ahe week-end in Rock Hill as guests ( Mrs. W, T. Putnam returned yes- ‘ot the former’s sister, Mrs. W. B.‘terday from Aiken. where she has Key, and Mr. Key. been visiting her daughter, Mrs. J. R. Misses Mary Stone and Mrytle McTeer, and Mr. McTeer. Friends of Trammell spent the week-end in Mr. Putnam will be interested to Asheville, N. C., w'lth Mr. and Mrs. know he is improving from a recent |W. P. Coker. * operation and is now at the home of W M. Hughes, seaman second class, his daughter in Aiken, jof the navy, who hSs been stationed Mrs. Virgil Abrams of Baltimore, at Solomons, Md , arrived Tuesday Mdf, is spending several weeks with i lo spend a few days with Mrs.: her sister, Mrs. Davis Holland, and Hughes*. , Mr. Holland. j Miss Ida Skinner of Charleston,; Mrs. Clara Belle Shands spent the is the guesl of her aunt, Mrs. A. Sid- v?eek-end in Greenville with rela- STOCKS — BONDS — REAL ESTATE Federal Loans Negotiated On Real Estate Telephone 121 I ney Rumph, and family, l Mrs. D. E. Matthews returned Mon- : day to her duties at the orphanage tives. S. A. Pitts left this week for Plum Branch, where he will be stationed' after an absence of several weeks with the C. & W. C. railway as tele- due to illness.__VYhile jtway she visit- . graph operator. —_ - , f ed relatives in Clio. Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Neighbors have Eprl Payne and Miss G-uy-; returned from Chicopee. Go , where VMrs. : ! netle Pa ayne left Sunday for Fort Sill, i they visited their son and daughter- j Ok la., to visit Pfc. Walter Earl Payne in-latf. Mr. and Mrs. J. A, Neighbors. 1 who is stationed there. - , Mrs. Norman Lawrence and small j Mrs Fred Whitlock' visited rela- son, Norman, Jr., left Tuesday for j tives m Laurens Sunday. Los Angeles, Cal.,, where they will Frank Simpson, > Jr., student at join Mr. Lawrence, of the Seabees,' Clemson college, accompanied by his who is stationed at^Camp Pendleton, roommate, Cpl. Doolittle, spent the Oceanside,\Calif. week-end with his parents, Mr. and Friends (H.Mx^X’.-’Lw.yaughn, who Mrs. Frank Simpson.. Friends of Mr. has been ill at the homeW her moth- Simpson will be interested to Learn [er. Mrs. T. R. Owjens, Hie past few of his promotion to tho. rank of ser- weeks, will be interested - to know geant in the cadet corps. . (she left is week for Charlotte, N. Master Sergeant Earl E. Wade of C., and is a patient at Mercy hos- Camp Van Dorn, Miss, and Columbia, pitaK has been visiting in ^the city several Miss Martha Pitts, who Je'aches in days. . • Rock Hill, spent the week-end with Mrs. Pryor Babb and children of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Pitts, Charlotte, N. C., spent the week-end Sr. ' . with her mother, Mrs. J. L. Wright. Sgt. Bill Boyd, who vs stationed at Miss Sara Zee Wright returned with Roswell, New Mexico, spent 'last them for a visit. week, with his parents, Mr. arul Mrs. Mrs. Arthur Little left Tuesday for Johh Boyd. Sgt. Boyd has vtilun- , Riverside, Calif., where she will teered for foreign service and hopes ^ spend several weeks with h6r daugh- to leave upon his return to New Mex- , ter, Mrs. George Cody, and Lt. Cody. ieo. * ^ t Friends of Clyde S. Lankford will Mrs. : James. Sloan is spending a few 'regret to know he is ill and a patient days in Greenwood with relatives, at Hays hospital. I Friends of Mrs. Jack H. Davis will Ensign James L. Sloan left Monday be sorry to km w she is ill, being a for Newport, Rohde Island, where he patient at Hays hospital, lhas been assigned, afteV spending thef Miss Byrd McMillian left this week ; week-end with Mrs. Sloan, and his for Washington, D. C., where she has mother, Mrs. E. B. Sloan. accepted a position with a steamship Mr, and Mrs. Taylor Martin were' company, in Greenville Saturday evening for I Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Hollis have re- the marriage of Miss S$ra Janie Aiton and John Douglas Davenport, Jr. Mrs. Zee McLees and. Mrs. Homer turned from a visit with their daugh ter, Mrs. A G. Sublett, and Mr. Sub- lett in Greer. They were accom pan-1 L. Todd are in Jacksonville, Fla., I ied home by their little granddaugh where they were called during the week-end on account of the death of their sister-in-law, Mrs.*R. Z. Wright. Friends of Mrs. Gary Holcombe will regret to know she is confined to her home on account of illness. Capt. Willard L. Jones of Camp ter. 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