The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, June 10, 1948, Image 2

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Poge Two THE CLINTON CHRONICLE Thursday, June 10, 1948 (§( TO THE VOTERS OF WARD ONE * To the voters of Ward One and other friends in the city. 1 wish to express my sincere thanks for the interest and support given me in Tuesday’s primary. I am grateful to each of you. I will do my best to repre sent my ware fairly at all cvntidenee in appreciated. and the city times. Your me is deeply HUGH C. RAY Schedule For Palmetto Leagife Including Lydia Watts at Ft. Inn; Hickory Tavern at ters, Betsy and Molly, spent several | Lydia. I days last week in Abbeville with July 14—Ridgeway -at Watts; Hie- their parents and grandparents, Mr. kory Tavern at Ft. Inn; Ware Shoals at Lydia. | July 17—-.Watt*, at Ridgeway; Ft. The Palmetto league is now playing Inn at Hickory Tavern; Lydia at md. Mrs. Weldon Jackson, who ac companied them home on Sunday for a fast brand of baseball with Foun- Ware Shoals. Hickory Watts at the day. James M. Lea, of Charleston, Mrs. A. F. Lide and Mrs. Val Duchess, of Elloree, and Mrs. D'acosta Mucken- fuss of Summerville, were week-end Terry Thomas had as her guest ! several days last week Nan Long, I daughter of Rev W. N tain Inn, Ridgeway. Lydia Mills, Hie-, July 21 — Ridgeway at kory Tavern, Watts and Ware Shoals Tavern; Lydia at Ft. Inn; in the loop. Games are played ’Wed- Ware Shoals. __ nesday and Saturday of each week. July 24—Hickory Tavern at Ridge-' g ues t s 0 f and Mrs. F. M. Stutts. Schedule for remainder of season way; Ft. Inn at Lydia; Ware Shoals follows: at Watts. June 12—Ridgeway at Watts, Hie- July 28—Lydia at Ridgeway; Ware kory Tavern at Fountain Inn, Ware Shoals at Ft. Inn; Hickory Tavern Shoals at Lydia. , ' 1 i at Watts. ■ / June It) Hickory Tavern at Ridge- July 31—Rit^eway at Lydia; Ft. 1 Miss Billie Hickiln, of Charlotte,! way; Ft. Inn at Lydia; Ware Shoals Inn at Ware Stoals; Watts at Hic-jN. C.. was the week-end guest of at Watts. kory Tavern. ! Mrs. J. Austin Chandler and other - June li*—Ridgeway at Hickory Tav- August 4—Ridgeway at rt. rnn; f r i en( Js. ‘ ' '* win; Lydia at Ft. Inn; Watts at Ware Watts at Lydia; Ware. Shoals at Shoals! Hickory Tavern. Ridgeway at Lydia; Ft. and Mrs. Long, of Belmont, N. C. at Watts at 1 Hic- Electric Refrigerators A Few Beautiful Boxes In Stock Now HOTPOINT and ( ROSI.KY HOME SUPPLY CO. Next to Bailey's Bank Phone 123 June 23 Inn at Ware Shoals kSry Tavern. June 26—Lydia at Ridgeway; Ware Shoals at Ft. Inn; Hickory Tavern at Watts. June 30—Ft. Inn at Ridgeway; Ly dia. at Watts; Hickory Tavern at Ware Shoals. July .‘I—Ridgeway at Ft Inn. Watts at Lydia. Ware Shoals at Hickory , Tavern. . July 7—Ware Shoals at Ridgeway. ..Ft. Inn at Watts; Lydia at Hickory Tavern. July 10—Ridgeway at Ware Shoals; KILL ATHLETE'S FOOT TE-OL BEST SELLER” SAYS McdEE'S DREG STORE HERE’S THE REASON. The germ grows deeply. You must REACH it tv) KILL it. TE-OL. containing 90 per- BRIEFS.. ABOUT PEOPLE YOU KNOW Week-End Trips . . Visitors M iss Inez Young, with Miss Cath erine Davenport of Laurens, spent the week-end at Myrtle Beach. Mr. and Mrs. Hamlin, of Blaney, and Mrs. J. A. Got! and Nancy, El- dred and Tommy GotT. of Columbia, were guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Goff. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Russell and children, formerly 0.. have moved here to make their Mrs. H. F. McQuiston was called to Lucy, Tenn., Sunday because of the illness of her mother. Mr. and Mrs. Philip Roddy and ! children. Buddy and Diane, Miss i Edith Rowe, Mrs. Celia Martin and , daughter. Miss Rosemary Martin, spent several days this week at Myr tle Beach. Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Shealy, ac- Ivompanied by Mrs. Oswald Copeland of Newberry, spent Sunday with Mr. j : and Mrs. B. W. Gibson, in Sumter, 'and while there visited the gardens. Troy Walker, of Laurens, who re ceived burns in an accident in this city the past, week, is improving at Hays hospital where he is undergoing i treatment. Mr. and Mrs. T. L. Cooper and Special Sale! FRIDAY AND SATURDAY Nationally Advertised Cotton Dresses ■ ' Slightly irregular Reg. $10.95 and $8.95 7 .00 Slightly irregular dresses in woven chambrays and tissue ginghams. Pastel solids and stripes. Sanforized and fast color. Sizes 10-20. You Can't Beat Value ( * of Charlotte, N. g raB( j sont Billy Cooper, will attend ... . ^ w........... a „ the .Waggoner-Ashmore wedding this cent alcohol. PENETRATES. Reach- ■' imo ana aie 'c'Mciing on Last Ca:o- even j n g j n Germantown, N. C O' more germs. Your 35c back from ’i na a vert tie. Mr.Russell is employed with Service Laundry and Cleaners. ; sons Bll]y and Keith spent Sunday Mrs. H. H. Hams, of Columbia, m Pauline with Mr. and Mrs. John' unv drui’i’ist if not pleased IN ONE HOUR. McGEE’S DRUG STORE. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Trammell and THE WINNERS IN OUR BIG JUMBO CURTAIN CONTEST 1 • MISS LOUSE WHITE. GoldvilJe MRS. C. L. COATES. Mountvifle MISS FANNIE HATTON. Clinton MRS. GEORGE CORLEY. Clinton MILS. J. E. REYNOLDS, Clinton ^tfRS^LEN WORKMAN, fvinards MRS. JOHN H. iM-YENTORT. Goldville Belk I s ‘spent the week-end with her son-in- Bagwell. Carolyn Boyter, of Moore, law and daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Tom i s visiting Mr. and Mrs. Trammell. J Addison. ! . Mary Catherine Anderson, accomr panted by Jo Anne Vaughan, of Ki- nard. is. spending three weeks at Camp Ton-A-Wandah, near Flat Rock. NYC. Mrs. W. Mac Finney and daugh- Rumsey Electric Lawn Mowers $97.50 HOME SUPPLY CO. Next to Bailev's Bank Phone 423 For Summer Comfort In Your Home A CLIMAX ROOM COOLER A Beautiful Ornament To Fit Anv Ordinary. Window $59.95 Installed HOME SUPPLY CO. Phone 423 A Glamorous Portrait In Your New Hair Coiffure \ ANY TIME TUESDAY AFTERNOON I , T-j Coll Shields at 85-W ►*. •4 ~L Modern Studio Jacobs Press Building A Latest Hair Styles tyou Ate 9*uuteJt to- Attend the HAIR At 8:00 in the Evening—Tuesday, June 15 At Clinton Armory % ^ Guest Artist—Adolphe Elia, of New York City Ladies' Ready-to-Wear Shopjje Moore's Dress Shoppe Chaney's Dress Shoppe Burts' Ready-to-Wear Gene Anderson's Belk's ; McGee's Drug Store MODELS SPONSORED BY THE FOLLOWING: / n I . M Bishop-Walker Pharmacy Geo. A. Copeland Cr Son Sunshine Cleaners Home Store Hamilton's, Jewelers Canada Dry Bottling Co. Casino Theatre McCrary's Service Station Ice Cream Bar Royal Cleaners Rowland's Radio Shop j Timmerman Motor Co. Roddy's Restaurant Buchanan's Laundry, Cleaners Baldwin Appliance Co. Ford Lunch D. E. Tribble Co. Gulf Oil Corporation Prather-Simpson Furniture Co. Country Market McIntosh's Shoe Shop Midget Super Market Maxwell Bros. & Wilkes Clinton Cafe L. B. Dillard Jacobs List Sadler-Owens Pharmacy M. S. Bailey & Son, Bankers T. E Jones & Sons J. C. Thomas, Jeweler Service Laundry & Cleaners H. D. Payne fir Co. J. C. Todd Grocery Roger's Western Auto Store Gray Funeral Home Copeland's Market Cooper Motor Co. V Modern Studio Young's Pharmacy Blakely-Burton's Hardware & Seeds Beautiful Girls Sponsored by Clinton Hairdressers BEAUTY SHOPS CLOSED ALL DAY TUESDAY • \