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Thursday, October 23,1947 THE CLINTON CHRONICLE Page Seven Extension Courses Offered Teachers Extension courses * sponsored by the extension division of the Uni versity of South Carolina, are being offered to local teachers, W. R. And erson ,superintendent of the Clinton schools, stated that any teachers in terested may enroll at the high school Tuesday afternoon, October 28. Classes will be held each Tuesday afternoon in the two courses being offered: Child Study, taught by Dr. B. C. Murdoch, of the Presbyterian college faculty, and Teaching of Pub lic School Music, by L. G. Nilson of Greenville. Marjorie Smith Honored At Blue Mountain College BRIEFS.. ABOUT ' PEOPLE YOU KNOW- Week-End Trips .. Visitors Goldville News County Farm Women Hold Fall Meeting* And Hear Dr. Poole County' council. Seventy-two mem-1 Haselden: North, by Mrs. F. J. Bobo; bers and guests were present. jand West, by Mrs. Carroll E. WaU The guest speaker was Dr. R. F. ' ace - Poole, president of Clemson college, Mrs. Gray Harris gave a report of who spoke on the jubject, “Better the Piedmont District meeting, aftar which Mrs. Conwaay Gray gave thv bride’s only sister, was maid of hon or. The bridesmaids were: Misses Mary J. Fulmer, Betty Prater, sister ^ „ v ... _. ot the groom, Hilda Oxner and!™' <*« «' S>' Laurena'CommuniUes Through Better Beverly Willingham, cousin ol the County Council of Farm Vomcn was Homes He stressed the use of native bride. They wore identical dresses, h ' 1 i 1 « ls >'“ rda T at-the Eden school! »hrubs in beautifying the home teal blue taffeta styled with a fitted ^ upli>ep; P art of the county, theif 1-01111 ^ and also suggested the prun- demonstration a g ent> delivered tte bodice with off-shoulder bertha and S€S * ion being presided over by Mrs. | of berry-bearing shrubs a.or use awar d s . The attendance gavel wwm long full skirts featuring a double: Hu * h Bonds Workman of the Wads-Idling the Christmas season. bustle in the back. Mr. and Mrs. P. A. Mitchell, who have recently moved here, have tak en an apartment in the home of Mrs. J. L. Wright on Centennial street. Mr. Mitchell is employed at Gwen Evan mills. Friends of little Raymond DeYoung tons. The maid of honor wore a worth club and president of the treasurer’s report. Miss Susan Hall, county gavel ! presented to the Wadsworth clubu will be glad to know he is improving Mrs. George Curry of the Eden An award was presented to club extended the words of welcome Floyd Hellams,, president of with Mrs. M. A. Wilson responding.; Barksdale-Narnie club, for the Rev. George Pierce, pastor of Dials report of the year’s work. -j-Methodist church, conducted the de-; Qwings Home Demonstration Nil 4 They wore long matching mitts _ _ ■■ , , and gold lockets and carried nosegays Compton, James Haupfear, Charles L. of fuchia asters with matching rib . Johnson, Shealy Lawson and Howard McCauley, i ; q „ .... wx w.w ot.,,,,. a*»ui All eligible veterans who are in-. vot * oas \ Harold Wallace led the'giuij i nv ited the council to meet wifi from injuries .received several weeks carried a nosegay of blue asters witn terested in taking the course in :gro .V p sm2mg . an d also san 8 “ Dream * them in the Spring. ago in an accident and has returned; ma taching ribbons. ; General Agriculture under the Gl! ing as a SP 60131 number. t A i un cheon was served by the to his home from a Columbia hos-j Li tt i e Brenda O’Dell the fi ower Bil * and ha ye not previous-! District reports were given by the club. ' _ pital. ! girl, was dressed as ’a miniatured ly the scho01 .’ are asked|following directors: Cefltral, by Mrs. James Von Hollen, student at thei bride . she carried a white basket' to do 50 33 soon as P° ssible University of Georgia, Athens, Mr. iand scattered petals for the bride. 1 1 ? Miss Marjorie Smitl\, daughter of and Mrs. W. D. Crocker and daugh-; Jerry Fulmer, cousin of the bride,! ter, Elaine, ,of Camden, spent tne r j n g be arer, wore a white gab- week-end here with their parents, ardine suit with black bow tie. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Von Hollen, andj The bride entered with her father, | other relatives. j Elzie J. Willingham, who gave her! Miss Elsie Neighbors, of Columbia, 1 in marriage. Her gown was of! spent the week-end with her parents, white bride’s satin designed with a Earl Blakely; East, by Mrs. J. K.ISI'BSCRIBE TO THE CH|IQNICLB Mr. and Mrs. I. M . gmith, has been taken into, the Euzelians, extra curricular group a\ Blue Mountain college, Blue Mountain, Miss. Like Vassar, Smith, Bryn Mawr, Wellesley, and Mount Holyoke col leges, Blue Mountain has no so-! Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Neighbors. moulded bodice featuring a marqui- * < Cut Off Tonight xorities but instead has mutually ex-, Frank Loftis.of Alto, Ga., spent! sere yoke and wide lace ruffle elusive literary societies. 'several days this week with his par-i w **th inserted seed pearls and tiny. . » r jents, Mr. and Mrs. S. B. Loftis. i covered "buttons down the back. Her; City Water To Be * ^ r - and ^ rs - Noland Suddeth s ^ rt extended Into a moderate — - - — - spent the week-end in Charleston. | * ra * n and ber ve ^ illusion was -- t ▼ rr ! worn with a coronet of seed pearls. M Vminv nf th. ^ ' The bride carried a white satin The city water supply will be cut, • g ’ ° 1 e ^J® phen D 1 ^*! prayer book with a white orchid with off tonight (Thursday, October 23) |^ b p ’ v °/ satin ribbons entwined.with a lily! from 10:30 pun., to 3 a.m., announce-j^° ed 5^ cy ' ^ re delegates to the of the valley. Her only ornament! ment has been made by B. R. Austin, ^ ng af J; be 0 ^ amzat ‘ 0n in ! was a gold necklace with a pearl superintendent, water and light d ^j?- v ™J“‘ sday and Fr J.*! pendant, a gift of the groom, partment. Interruption in service, da ^ Mrs - Bap Y a ^ rou 8 b - The bride’s mother wore a dress Mr. Austin stated, was being made Miss „ rs 'J of slate blue crepe with black ac- in order to move a fire hydrant on ! and Mrs - W - W> Bar - cessories. The bridegroom’s mother Cleveland street. " v 1 convention on Fri-J wore a purple crepe 8 dress with pur _ _ * , pie and black accessories. They both ATTEND FAIR * ," n ' Dr. and Mrs. D. O. Hhamc and chil- wore a lavender orchid A group of students of the home dren spent yesterday in Columbia| immediately following the cere-! economics and agricultural classes at| and attended the state fair. imony the bride’s parents entertained' Clinton high school attended the; Mrs. Paul Turner and daughter,' ai a reception at Joanna club. State fair in Columbia Tuesday.!Suzanne, of Atlanta, Ga., are visiting: Greeting the guests at the door They were accompanied by Mrs. | the former’s parents, Mr. and Mrs.^were Mrs. James Simpson and Mrs Roily Bannister and M. M. Smith, in-is. G. Dillard. _ 1 Lavinia Cooley and receiving with! structors in the two departments. j Mrs. George W. ^Taylor is jusiting the bride and groom were their pfir- SUBSCRIBE TO THE CHRONICLE! her daughter, Mrs. Dan Roberts, and ents and members of the wedding ‘The Paper Everybody Reads” ” Hove You Tried COLEMAN'S SNOW WHITE WASHETERIA Others Have 75 North Brood St. Clinton, S. C. Mr. Roberts in Carthage, N. C. Mrs. C. E. Vaughn, of Columbia, and Mrs. Furman Guy and daugh ter, of Jackson, Miss., were guests party. Mrs. D. M. Carr introduced! the guests to the receiving line. Inviting the guests into the dining room were Mrs. Louis Murphy and during the week of their daughter Miss Agnes Tinsley. Mrs. Rudolph! jand sister, Mrs. T. C. Johnson, Jr., ! and Mr. Johnson. Counterfeit Bill Passed In Clinton Prater presided over the punch bowl and Mrs. J. M. Ross served cakes. Assisting in serving were: Mrs. Bu ford Weir, Mrs. Otis Murphy, Mrs. Carl Turner, Mrs. Harold Murphy, Miss Naomi Sample, Miss Betty Waits, Miss Inez Tinsley, Miss Elaine At least one of the counterfeit bills! Franzen, Miss Sara GaJJowav and reportedly 'circulating in this area | Little Becky Farmer. Mrs. * Eddy has been passed here. The bill, of Price kept the bride’s' register. $20 denomination, was taken in Sat- i urday by a local department store The green and white bridal note was carried out throughout the club and is now in the possession of the ! house and the dining room table,! city police department. It was first covered with an imported cut work! cloth, was centered with a two-tiered YOU ARE INVITED to the PARTY AT WUSGROVE SCHOOL Friday Night October 24 — 7 O’clock List of Merchants Contributing: A. & P. Store, Dailey’s, La- lies’ Ready-to-Wear, Sumerel’s, Adair’s Men’s Shop, Geo. A. Copeland Sc Son, T. E. Jones Sc $ons, Sadler-Owens Pharmacy, VIorrison Furnitur eCo., Home Store, Rogers Grocery, Country Market, J. C. Penney Co., Mc Gee’s Drug Store, Blakely-Bur- lon’s Hardware & Seeds, Belk’s Dept. Store, Young’s Pharmacy, Prather-Simpson Furniture Co., Veighbor’s Hardware Store, Rose’s 5c, 10c, 25c Store, Scott’s Sc & 10c Store, L. B. Dillard, Bishop-Walker Pharmacy, Clin ton Flower Shop, Hipp Service Station, H. J. Pitts Store, Max well Bros. Sc Wilkes. observed to be counterfeit when I placed for deposit at M. S. Bailey &i Son, Bankers. An attempt was made during the week-end to pass a similar bill ! store and service station in the Laji- ;rens highway near the airport. T!» ! attendant refused to accept the biiR- i and later notified the sheriffs o(- 1 fice, but the possessor of the bill, a man who was traveling in a van t type truck with a male companion/ has not yet been located. | A warning has been issued am the serial number B90576926A fur nished to business houses as a pre ! caution against accepting the bogu. I currency. Members of the police I force state that the bills are. easiljj ; recognized as the paper is of a differ wedding cake and crystal candelabra holding white tapers. Later in the evening the wedding cake was served to members of the immediate family and the wedding party. When tfye young couple left for a sHurt wedding trip, the bride was wearing a suit of aqua gabar dine with black accessories and the white orchid from her prayer book. Mrs. Prater is. the youngest daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Willingham, and is a graduate of the local schools 'and Madame Collette's School of (Beauty. At present she is employed with Goldville Beauty Shop. Mr. Prater is the son of Mr. and! Mrs. Louie Prater. He is a graduate! of the city schools and spent three 1 bills are of the B series and in the $20 denomination ings. ent texture and the etching not so i years in the army, two years of which clear as that of the regular United | were spent in the Pacific. At present States currency. lUis believed all the! he is with one of the farm clubs of the Brooklyn Dodgers. Among the out of tow’n guests ' parts OF THAVK« . were: Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Will- C U 7 OF THANKS . ingham. Mrs. Bell Tew, Mr. and We wish to express our sincere j Mrs . clarence Fulmer, Mrs. Willie thanks and appreciation to our Mae Lo „ s , Mrs R M Bo|t Mte neighbors and friends (or their kind-; Kitty Holsonback, Miss Margaret ness and sympathy during the illness H 0lronb>ck Mr and Mrs J and death ot our husband and lath- Wherry 0( Newbefryi Holmes w ^. fj; a s0 r ° r the love, y floral of1ter '! ingham, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Turner ot j Ninety-Six, Mrs. Roy O’Dell of Fort | Mill, Mrs. Bryce Little and Miss ,Rose Ann Little of Charlotte, N. C., jSgt. Eddyu- Price of Greenville, Mr. | and Mrs. A. B. Galloway, Misses Sfra and Betty Galloway of Tren- (ton, Bud Carr»of Jacksonville, Fla., Mr. and Mrs. Frank Fields, Mr. and i Mrs. .Darrell Fields, Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Flow,' Mr. and Mrs. Mickey Havird and daughter, Mickey Ann, jMrs. Price Rikard and son, Benjy, ,of Batesburg, Mr. and Mrs. O’Dell Rikard of Johnston, Mrs. Jerry How ard, Mrs. Perry Howard of Atlanta, Ga. MRS. CHESLEY MINICK AND CHILDREN. NOTICE! MONTHLY PARKING RAT^S ON OUR LOT WAV! BEEN REDUCED FROM $4.00 To $2.00 MONTHLY Giopir Cab Co. Across Street from Police Station 24-HOUR SERVICE — ANYWHERE — ANY TIME T. RUSSELL COOPER, Owner Agricultural and Cannery Notices j? 1 I All persons having produce re- ! maining in the CUnton Community Cannery are asked to call and get same between the hours of 12 noon ! and 5 p.m., Friday, October 24. All appointments for canning meats jean be made by calling M. M. Smith, j teacher of agriculture at Clinton high 1 school. Anyone having any amount of un desirable (stray) cats, no kittens wanted, is asked to contact any mem ber of the Clinton Chapter Future Farmers of America, who will be glad to take the cats ofif your hands. The following boys are members of this organization: Clarence Carraway, Robert Cobb, Frank Cole, Bill and Kenneth Haselden, Billy McBurnett, Billy Reeder, Eearl Pitts, Tommy Rowe, John Richard Snider, Sammy i ITS CUSTOM Sold ih'the'roMter'/reali bean, A&P Coffee is ground exactlT^ighV’for *your v coffeemakcr^whctber you nseV’peraolator; drip, r/fuller mm omai AitAMnc a < : ha cot. STRING BEANS, lb. BANANAS, 2 lbs- LEMONS LETTUCE, 2 heods^^: BRUSSELS SPROUTS, pN; BOSC PEARS, 2Jbs APPLES,/Delicious, 2 lbs. CELERY, large stofc CARROTS, bunch BROCCOUjb YELLOW ONIONS, 2 lbs ^FLOWEMrimmedJb^ RHUBARB, RADISHES, 2 bunches BUTTER BEANS, lb. PEPPERS, lb. EGG PLANT, lb. TURNIPS, bunch TOMATOES, lb. COCOANUTS, 2 lbs. Tit 81t 2is85< MEATS ROUND STEAK, lb 75c T-BONE STEAK, lb 75c SIRLOIN STEAK, lb 73c RIB BONE ROLLED ROAST, lb 65c boneless- CHUCK, lb 59c WHOLE HAMS, lb. 69c PICNIC HAMS, lb. 59c MORRELL BACON, lb 79c SQUARES BACON, lb. , 39c FANCY FRYERS, lb 63c FANCY DUCKS, lb. 43c FILLETS HADDOCK, lb 43c FILLETS PERCH, lb. 39c SELECT OYSTERS, pt. ..:... 95c STANDARD OYSTERS, pt 85c DRESSED* CATFISH, lb. 49c j* i IVORY SOA? 16c Lge. Bar IVORY SNOW 32c Lge. Pkg. 1 -i IVORY FLAKES 32c Lge. Pkg. Lge. Pkg DUZ 32c Lifebouy SOAP Bars 19c Lux Toilet SOAP 2 Ears 19c CPISCO $j£07 3-lb Can TOMATOES BARBEQUE / Encore a a e Prepared a a 15V4-OZ. Can Sweet a ■ Tender « a ■ No. 2 Can |P Ann Page Pfta a a Orange a a 18-oz. Jar VICE ,ona .. 46-oz. Can Sunnyfield 8-oz. Pkg. Packers Label WJ Standard Pack m m mm No. 2 Can SSING SK Pt Jar ^ Ocean Spray I SAUCE . a a 18-oz. Can 0UP carn P be * l ’ , 2 104 lOz. Cans Smithfield Pork e a e a 10-Oz. Can . Mild a American ■ « « Lb. 10c 10 c 23c 21c 10c 25c 33c 23c 21c 55c 50c WESSON Oil Can 41c SNOWDnIFT S U.07 Swift‘» Brand Lard SWiFTN’ING Junker* Rennet CUSTARD Stnlevs Golden SWEETOSE Can i . ' l-.Lb Ctn. Pkg. No. It, Glass 39c 9c 20c MARVEL BREAD SANDWICH 18-Oz. Loat I3c REGULAR PAN 18-Oz. Loaf 12c