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/■ / Ml --- •• t-j / Page T#o a THE CLINTON CHRONICLE Thursday, December 18 # 1947 Department Store Chartered At Whitmire South Clinton News For the Week... HRS. CLYDE TRAMMELL. CMresoMideat »nd Representative Columbia,' iW. 16. — (Special to T!»e Chronicle). — One corporation located in a county other than LaA- rens county and having a total cap ita; stock of $20,000 was invested in ey a Laurens county resident this) Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Thompson year, according to charters in the^nd Jimmy, and Mrs. John Bagwell office of Secretary of State W. P. i visited Mr. and Mrs. Cecil McLendon Blackwell. j anti Miss Doris Bagwell Sunday.. in Whitmire, the Whitmire Depart-) Misses Bernice and Belle Nelson ment store, dealing in general retail, and Earl Nelson spent Sunday with n erchandise, was chartered at $20,-: their mother, Mrs. Minnie Nelson, W0 by D. B. Smith of Clinton, J. S.'near Clinton, fiagins of Abbeville, and George B.! McLcM n of Monroe, N. C. '' , —' yOU^<% HARE '/I Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Thrift had as 8 A . )ial of $288,000 has been in- rested in Laurens county by new .‘orporations this year. <LVA 1 O. » * • J, • X ill 11 b 1 114 VI U O j + their guests Sunday Mr. and Mrs.lS P. L. Heck and son of Roanoke, Va.,i^t Mr. and Mrs. J. E. McLendon and ^ family, Mrs. Kate McDaniel and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hampton and son • Ask to See STYLE NO. 487 A-s Sketched CLOSED FOR THE SEASON The hish-throated pump in smooth, supple leather closes its heel and toe . . . adds a tailored bow sur prised with bright white stitching. Medium heeled and smartly simple. $4.98 THE ARMY STORE West Main Street’ 8 ;ff • Oar responsibility to this community weighs heavily upon us. And we want it that way! Safeguarding your health and welfare is not to be taken lightly. Come confi dently to this "Reliable” Pharmacy. We’ll not fail you. 6ISH0P-WALKER PHARMACY PRESCRIPriOUS CITY SHOE SHOP Pitts Street Expert Shoe Repairing Clinton and Goldville S. D. Dawkins & Sons Wt«« WMOtWPaOOPBBBCTPBMB BENJAMIN & SONS PLUMBING ...and». P- HEATING SERVICE 1 Telephone 117 WE ARE HUNTING ^ TROUBLE MMMMMMmastmaismtiBWM m m m —« I l I 1 I I ! I ! i t of West Clinton, Mr. and Mrs. W. R. ft Allen and son of this commuuitjt- j ijt * Miss prunell Morris of Ncw’oerry.tft and Miss June Cato of Langley, wert‘)§ recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. Melvin !■: Satterfield. Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Black, Sr., ac- :J> companicd by Mrs. T .G. Lackey of Columbia, spent Sunday with Mrs. Etta Hope and Miss Lillie Brooks in $ Greenville. * Mr. and Mrs .Clarence ' Lusk and : & son of Honea Path, were Sunday i guests of Mr. and Mrs. Claud Will ard. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ellis and chil dren of Goldville, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Ellis. Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Hammond and family fo Honea Path, visited Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Trammell Jhe past 1 : week-end and attended the funeral of j W. E. Johnson Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. O. R. Hughes and children, Pam and Vince, of Colum- ( bia, spent the week-end with Mrs. Hughes’ parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Sharp ton, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. John Gallman of Winnsboro, were week-end guests of : Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Ellis. Mrs. Gall- ; man remained with her parents for 1 : a visit. i; Mansell Bridwell and R. L. Ham- j mond were visitors in the community | Saturday. J ( Friends of Levake Cauble, SOM3c, i will be interested to know he has sailed for China aboard the USS i McCaffery, after having been in San ; Diego, Calf., for some time. Mr .and Mrs. Luke Smith of West : Clinton, spent the week-end with | Mrs. Evelyn Sams. Friends of Mr. nad Mrs. W. C. | Neal will be interegted to know j they have moved to Gaftsden, Ala. Mrs. Sidney Oakley of near Clin- i ton, spent Monday with Mr. and : Mrs. C. R. Kuykendall Mr. and Mrs. D. D. McManus of ; Whitmire, Mrs. M. C. Smith and : Karen Wilson of Laurens, spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Horace Smith. Misses Sally Ann and Stella Duck ett, Mr. -^nd Mrs. Forrest Benja- ; min and ^Xanaily of Wattsville, Mr. i and Mrs. Jerry Wofford and Mrs. : Bessie Sanders of Newberry, Mrs.}: Mattie Rhoden and Mr. and Mrs. ; Will Snelgrove of Greenville, visited j Mr .and Mrs. Jesse Duckett and at- : tended the funeral of W. E. John son Sunday. W. ML 8. Holds Meeting The Woman's Missionary Society held its regular monthly meeting Thursday night at the home of* Mrs. Lizzie Davis. The president, Mrs. Clyde Trammell, presided over the business session, after which Mrs. C. R .Kuykendall had charge of the pro gram which was presented in the form of a playlet by several members. Mrs. Henry Abercrombie closed the 8 meeting with prayer. ** A social hour was enjoyed after the program with gifts being ex changed. The hostess, assisted by Mrs. Posey Davis, served a salad course with sandwiches, potato chips and drinks. G. A/s To Meet The G. A.’s will meet tdoay at 4.30 at the home of the counsellor, Mrs. J. B. Lanford. Be Quick f o Treat Bronchitis Chronic bronchitis may develop If fjor cough, chest cold, or acute bron chitis is not treated and chltls is not treated and you oam ecrd to take a chance with any m has potent than Creomuhnon fees right to the seat of the trouble to help loosen and expel germ ipAm fhl^gm and aid nature to soothe and ■sal raw, tender, bronchial mucous membranes. Creomulsion blends beech wood creo> «>te by special proceas with other ttma todel m< didnes for coughx 1$ contalng non: rcotics. e Mo matter how many medicines yon kve tried, tell your druggist to sell you bottle of Creomulsion wnh the under* "tag you must like the way it quick* lys the cough, permitting rest and orywi are to have your money (AdVJ Ladies Bible Class Plana Party The ladies Bible class of the Bap- ist church will have their annual Christmas social Friday night at the church at 7:30. Each member is to bring a gift to be exchanged. All the lady, teachers of the Sunday school are invited. ^ Birthdays and Anniversaries Linda Harris will be 1 year old December 22. Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Sharpton, Sr, will celebrate their wedding anniver sary December 24. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Shelton will celebrate their seventh wedding an niversary, and Rita Shelton will celebrate her birthday Dec. 24. Robert Motte has a birthday De cember 22. Mr. and Mrx Gregg Rowe will ob serve their first wedding anniversary December 21. Marvin Deitz celebrated his birth day the 17th. Melda Satterfield was two years old December 15. On The Sick List J. W, small son of Mr. and Mrs. Posey Da- is, i* i|L { Mrs. Luther Hughes is ill at her home. Granny Kirby continues ill. Cecilia McLendon 1$ ilL Peggy Sue and Linda Lou Willard, twin daughters of Mr. add Mrs. Claud Willard, have been ill several days. OCEAN SPRAY GnJUKSRY SAIISE ’S? 23c ' PUMPKINS 25e OLIVES V’rirc'lt-o CHERRIES Pick of Carnljn.i S\v. or S.v. Mtxoi PICXLES "i?/' 22c Mott's Aopt»! CIDER iS; 1 39c 4 *{ S£ *ve Sul'ana Suited Us y oua Tu ^y T Nol - Vv , •"•v 'V J- SMITH FI ELD 0 'S*2* , « s m Jane Parker — FRUIT CAKES St. ‘2 n a ‘3 ,s Sandwich Bread MARVEL LONG ISLAND . 43c DUCKS, lb MORRELL PRIDE ' . HAMS, lb 67c OIL $2.15 SAUSAGE, 6 lb. can . BENCH CURED—AGED CHEESE, lb . 63c FORK CHOPS, lb. ... 63c OYSTERS 1 Select, pint — . 89c Standard, pint. . 79c IfST FRESH PORK ' f HAM, lb 1 . 63c 18-OZ. Loaf I5c * * * * - * -^-ii-iAj-lTlCLTU* CLUSTJR c RA\S^ S 29c 15-Ox. pkg 3 Pkga. l-oz. Bot. Pkg. .... Pkg. 5-lb. Bag 63c Ann Page Galatin Desserts SPARKLE Ann Page' * \ VANILLA' EXTRACT Pillsbury PIE CRUST MIX ... Crackers NABISCO RITZ Self Rising Flour RED BAND FLOUR.. Self Rising Flour SUNNYFIELD Sunnyfield CAKE FLOUR Plain or Iodized MORTON’S SALT... Kidd’s MARSHMALLOW c»m. Ann Page BAKING POWDER... Campbell’s TOMATO SOUP 2 V 21c A&P Sliced or Halves Yellow Cling I , PORK ROAST LOIN CUTS, lb. 53c WE NOW HAVE' BIRDSEYE FROSTED FOODS Lb. COME IN AND SEE OUR NEW PRODUCE DEPT. iau frails A* * T-t-n S® 47c ORANGES % Box 4 39 Bag X i AfirP , f FRUIT CAKE PACKAGE Peaches Sultana Sifted Sweet Peas .. Sultana Fruit Cocktail ■ ■ No. 2tf ‘Jfir Can ■ ■ No. 2 Can No. 211* . Can 17i 4tc Y4-Box Bog ... 7fg B-Lb. Bog .... BSf ■ * White POTATOES, 10 lbs. 43c TURNIPS, bunch 15c SPINACH, Lb. 10c ARTICHOKES 17c AVACADOS .... 3l)c Juice-Filled ‘ _ S*. Half TEXAS PINK GRAPEFRUIT 81 ^ 4 $075 Large Sweet Western Delicious STRING BEANS, lb 15c Fresh CRANBERRIES, lb 39c BANANAS, 2 lbs. ' 23c RED CABBAGE, lb 10c CHESTNUTS, lb 35c tfSrris CELERY, stalk 19c COLLARDS, lb 10c POLE BEANS, lb 19c FRESH DATES, 8 oz. pkg? 23c LETTUCE, 2 heads 38c Half Standard 2 lbs. 23c ...Z “Z. Lb. 19c APPLES $275 GRAPEFRUIT, 10 lb. bag 37c or 3 for 15c TANGERINES, 5 lbs 35c Roasted PEANUTS, 24-oz. pkg 15c I- cigarette Ok SUO COMET RICE 3-lb. Ctn. Mild American . . L,D * ' 3-ox. .-.-L Pkg. Phila. Cheese i-t>. l-Ufc ’1.01 “ir t ««* 8 O’CLOCK 40c R tD* CIRCLE 2'£«5o IONA 00C0A & SPARKLE pi* r — Sunnybrook Grade A Eggs FRESH EfiGS j-om. 77s 1 Lb AS Hal NUTS WALNUTS ^ “• S9c BRAZIL 1*. 4lc PECANS ^ 45c MIXED Lb. 43 c U J a — . uj.. ,n' ■■ . .M. 1» wMbtoorg* ■