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Thursday, December 2, 1948 THE CLINTON CHRONICLE X Page* Rive PAY BY CHECK KEEP YOUR PURSE NEAT The smartest purse is unsightly when cluttered up with an assortment of bills and receipts. With a Check ing Account at this community bank you can pay your bills by check or mail, and let your cancelled checks be your permanent receipts. WE INVITE YOU TO OPEN AN ACCOUNT WIITH US YOUR BUSINESS APPRECIATED Bank Ol Clinton Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation WEEK-END SPECIALS! Skirts $4.95 to $10.95 Blouses $3.00 to $10.95 Gloves $1.00 to $1.98 Foil Bogs $2.98 i ■ . , One lot Blouses, Slips, and Sweaters reduced. One lot Dresses reduced. CjeneMnderson ’$ YOU CANT BEAT VALUE Oh, happy, happy is sht who finds a gift of laricwood Vaipp-Too* nylons undor the Christmas troo. Sho'll lov# tho flattery of thoir «heer, door colors, thoir oxquisito hairlino soams. Chooso hors today from our fashion-famous collodion of Mostorpioct colors. 15 denier, 51 raure . . . NOW ONLY . 30 denier, 45 giuge . . . NOW ONLY . Sizes 8K to 10 V4 $1.65 $1.35 Corner Pitts and Broad Streets WEEK-END TRIPS . ■ VISITORS . . ILLNCSS BRIEFS... ABOUT THE PEOPLE YOU KNOW Items of Interest Concerning Clinton Residents Mrs. Leo Thomas and children of| Mrs. Hugh Holman of Chapel Hill, March this year ahd $42 000 000 ^ * Dr -' ^ 1945° Co^ra^nv^v holidays with her father, W. L. and Mrs. John W. Harris. , Lynn, and Mrs. Lynn. Mr. Thomas of $941,300, $742,779 ha4 been set $29,042,269 is earmarked for projects aside toj contracts and engineering now in progress .according to the re costs. Projects involving $111,266 of P° rt the state highway depart- the $742,779 have already -been com- rnent. pleted, and projects involving" the A new three-yeai.J5Piera l l aid pro- remaining $631,512 of the amount tfram is tentatively scheduled to be- ! already alloted are now in progress. ' Sin in 1949. The total federal aid program ini * South Carolina totals $46,000,000, of THE CHRONICLE which $4,000,p00 was appropriated in Completely Coven Clinton’s Trade Area for Advertisers There Is No Substitute for New*-~ 215 have already been completed, and paper Advertising Mrs. Lucy Nabors has returned joined his family here for the week home after spending several weeks *.—.**.»*».».».»♦. : e na - I in Charlotte, N. C„ with her daugh- j’; x Mrs. T. M. Sease and children vis- ter, Mrs. Henry Martin, ited relatives in Silverstreet during' Mrs. Larry Swi(t of Des Moines, the past week. - ! Iowa, is spending some time with 6 Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Nance spent her parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. T. § i the week-end in Columbia with Mr. | Th ornason - JJ and Mrs. John D. Nance. '* | Mr - and John Nunnally and jj Mr. and Mrs. Robert McLees and T! l omaston ; g a -'|g sons of Charleston, spent the week- "1,^! l ha Bry 1 f n I« 1 con, Ga., spent the week-end with 1 & Mrs. Ruby Bryan at the Clinton;!! hotel. i \\ ^ I, , uui^n vn Miss Rebecca Speake visited her § Washington, D.'c., spent the holidays Ed McMeekin ' and Mr - p in Gaffney with her parents, Mr. and Mc Meekin, in Wmnsboro during the \i , Mrs. C. L. Vaughn, formerly of this pa ^ ' vee ^ T w ^ (city. They also visited relatives and w . ' an r ‘ rs ‘ ^ ltts of »> friends here during the week-end. ‘ , er ’ . a ’’ spen s . e ' ,era ! T day ^ ast :•! I Friends of Miss Miriam Donnan £ e ® k W1 j h . h 13 , moth e r . Mrs. Irene. ^ • will be glad to know she is recuper-X 1 " 3 : a " a Iamdy ’ _ T & ating at her home after being a pa-j . rien 5 ^ ^ r3, '' e * do ? 1 ^ a ^ kson ’ tient in the Baptist hospital in Co- ... , p ien ‘ al lie Blalock Clinic,. ♦> ' lumbia be sorry to knovv she continu es i 8 E. P. Little of Greenwood, fprmerly „ .. ... , - _ J 1 2 of this city, is ill and a patient at . * ‘‘ ^'^ arner left Tuesday ?.? ..i— i :*—i r~v—i xr rv for a visit with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Coop, in Shelbyville, ft Miss Alice Thompson of Whit- Come In end with the former’s mother, Mrs. Zee McLees, and aunt, Miss Sallie Wright. Mr. and Mrs. Burch Millsap of If you need extra money. Wish to open o Checking Account. Want a Safe Deposit Box. Duke hospital in Durham, N. C. Miss Kathryn Dicus, accompanied ' T>y Miss Violet Browning of New berry, spent the Thanksgiving holi- * r»,, , , , * days in Washington, D. C„ with the m ‘ r f’ spent t J hank ^ lv , in ^ Wltb her Iiformer’s sister,.Miss Mae Dicus. i ,i,\ r ’ , ;S- red "hillock, and Mr. I Mrs. John Davis, Mrs. L. S. Red- ’ w nuiocK - s * 1 dick and Mrs. Lewis Pitts were visi- ! tors in Columbia Tuesday. Need Foreign Exchonge or Travelers Checks Mr. and Mrs. Grady Arnold, Mr. jj and Mrs. G. F. Downs and Mrs.' 2 Paul Wood, student at the Medi-| d ? r VJ ie ^ pc>rte r attended the funeral, H cal college of South Carolina, in 2 ' ‘ am ‘ e Edwards in Woodruff S.t Charleston, spent the Thanksgiving U , n T , ay , »» . . . J* holidays with his mother, Mrs. Paul R ‘ ' an * , s E . Reeves of T. Wood, and with Mr. and Mrs. Beauforl . v »s‘ted friends ■ here last 1 !-: week. • * Lewis Pitts. Miss Helen Mason of ,, , ., _ Spartanburg, was a guest there on u 1 r 30 t ^ W. Clemens, With % I Thursday. ; her parents - Mr - and Mrs. Alfred S. g ; Mrs. C E. Moody, who has been '-p ent Thanks g ivin « in Spar- | spending some time in White Plains,! 'l. urS ' , .. T .... , • -jg ' N. Y., with her daughter-, Mrs. Henry | . ^. r ’ and ^ r , s - J - Haselden and g Jolly, is visiting Mr. and Mrs. V. ^ ddr ® n w ^ ted ‘ he fo ™ er s m °ther. g Par-kB’AHair I ‘** rs - ^ J- Haselden, in Cades during 8 the past week. |s Mr. and Mrs. Earl Payne and!8 Parks Adair Mrs. James Browning of Newber ry, visited relatives here during the past week. Mrs. M. G. Woodworth and Mrs. H. E. Sturgeon were visitors Greenville during the week in For helpful bonking service always come to S. Ballet £ Son BANKERS Established 1886 Capital $400,000.00 | M M. A. Garrett spent the holidays u1111 with his P ar ents, Rev. and Mrs.- W. Dr. and Mrs. D. O. Rhame spent A V T Gai re j t ’J T n . the week-end in Philadelphia, Pa., c ‘ '' an ' 13 , ^chael Turner of and attended the Army-Navy football v neca . spent Thanksgiving with her children of Laurens, spent Sunday mmmmme» with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Whitlock. game. Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Todd and parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Gallo way. daughters spent the holidays in At- _?* r ' a ? d ^ rs - William Espeig have lanta, Ga.,‘ as guests of Mr. and Mrs. uri )° lom ^. T weddl IJ g trip to the J Paul Todd. Friends of Mr. and; ™° unta . 1 ‘? s of North Carolina, and, Mrs. Paul Todd will be interested to , ' res ‘ in ? n ., apai !! rn ^ nt in know they have recently moved into ° M e ° r ' and ^ rs - £. Hays, their new home on Rosewood Drive. ' 'f 8 ,. rn ^® a 1 j <)nro , e Greenville, Miss Irene Snead of Gaffney, was l pen c 10 l lda ys last week with week-end guest o£ Mrs. C. D. Yar-1 £f r parents ’ Mr - and Mrs - Downs borough. 1 Monroe - Mr. and Mrs. Henry T. Hearn and* S J? an ’ stud eot at Duke Uni daughter, Pelleree, of Winston-Salem, . ‘ y ’ , U , rham ’. s P ent ^e N C., spent the Thanksgiving holi- ^ r ‘ da J S R ast C] week ^ lth mother, days with Mrs. Hearn’s parents, Mr. p, , ' oan ' Eu * ene Sloan of and Mrs. Thomas R. Holland. : his rnother SPent Thanksglving Wlth and Mrs. Thomas R. Holland. Friends of Mr. and Mrs. W D. i Burley, formerly of Charlotte, N C.,! E SI ° an - accompanied by | i will be interested to know they are t ., nh ^ irty r ! ‘ r . s ' D- , Ee . wls ’ Spar- j now residing in Greensboro, N. C., jth !>pen , 3 ^ vera * day s recently where Mr. Burley was transferred by , * ri an ^ rS ’ Buus Gewis, the Young Men’s Christian Associa- n r ir \ or ®‘ ace - tion i Dr - and Mrs. F. F. Hicks were Miss Mary Turner has returned to ^ r '. and ^ rs ' ! her home in High Point, N. C., aJter i , .i c 8 A 11 • a several weeks’ visit with her sister, * ‘ rs ‘ Smith of Clem- Mrs. Dan A. Yarborough. Mrs G. C.! XJ’ " d Mr ’ and ' Irs - John w - San- High of High Point, also spent the . 8 , ar J' 1 e ’ ^ a '’ s Pf n ' holi- week-end here and accompanied herj^ y ^ s, n gi e y lr parents ’ *^ r - a ^ d ^ rs - Miss Elizabeth Boland spent the FREE! We offer the following merchandise absolutely FREE, so long as the supply lasts. The only catch is we need the space here in the store very badly, and you can use the merchandise. The supply on some of these items is not too great. PAINT, in glass jars. SALVE, for croup and colds^ WHISTLES, some will work, some won’t. MEN’S HOSE, very little darning necessary. GRAV Y BOWLS, make good flower pots. EPSOM SALTS, speaks for itself. CAKE PLATES, assorted pastel colors. LADIES’ SHOES, used, but not used up. * . - • .. Note—A service charge of two cents will be charged for each item The WHEEL Just Around Corner from Rear A. A P Store Clinton. S. C. sister home. Friends of Captain and Mrs. C. W. Hallman and daughter, Kitty Lu, H ‘ , ' S 7, 1 . V mg ‘ ) ldays in Daytona will be interested to know they are «. ,X' f a '’ as ne '» ue3t ^ 1SS Rosa leaving Manila December 1 for a 10 1 e , y ‘ ,.. 4 , ,, „ day tour of Japan, after which they ‘ , 8 aiIie -Ltchell of Clover, is will return to the states. Capt. Hall-i t i m . e as the g ues t of man has been assigned to duty at the ‘ «.• * r ie h . a^cly- army hospital in Waltham, Mass. 1 wX Lo Green- Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Roberts and H ’■ a8 iSS ^ orne ^ a daughter, Betty, of Charleston, spent «, 8 . L>1 , . T e u ld A yS iir' the week-end with Mrs. Roberts’ G. W ardlaw and father A. E. McIntosh and Mr. and. ’ ..? .S OIUVay ’ 3pent Tdank s- oh,vo M^intnch giving with Mrs. \V ardlaw's mother. Mrs. Odys McIntosh. IT VTVT araiaw s mother, j Mrs. L. J. Brandt and little daugh- 1 * l 8 .' ' w 30 ,. 1 ? 0 ; _ j ter Martha, of Greensboro, N. C.,! v r ' aiu ‘ r8 ‘ D. Burts and chil- are spending the week with her par-| f „ en ., vsl ie I g ^ C8 r !. s ot ^ rs - Bur ls sis- ents, Dr. and Mrs. B. O. Whitten. Mr.! ’ r Mrs ’ J - f- Davis * and M r. Davis, Brandt accompanied them here for, .! u ! en £ duri P g week the Thnaksgiving holidays. n !an v ^ Blcks - *I r -. ot Union Dan A. Yarborough and son, Dari, * 1 , 8, * ' " sptnt a *' ecen t week-end Jr., attended the Army-Navy foot-!., 1 .. 1 ,. l5 ,‘ atde: ’ ^ I- ^ Hicks, and ball game in Philadelphia Saturday.!* , 8 K . . 1 vMiss Margaret Harris, student at 1 V Mrs. Fred Holcombe and Coker college, Hartsville, spent the f on ’ teenvilie, visited relatives holidays with her parents, Dr. and " U! ir ! g tne holidays. Mrs: John W. Harris. * n M ‘ ss F . u T re !!!. ce Ella Dlakely, of Mr. and Mre. R. D. Nance were . u , 1 . larn ' ‘ > s P e ot the holidays 1 visitors in Augusta, Ga., Wednesday. 1 n, 1 ", , ei i >a:L ' nts > M r - and Mrs. Ralph Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Leake spent the f. e y _ week-end in Charleston with Mr.i_ \ X * Gassanova and Miss An*- and Mrs. P. M. Clement. ! f f Gaganova, spent several days Lt. and Mrs. Alfred Browning are 1 a8 t .' Aee ‘i 1 Erw m> N. C., with their 'spending ten days with Mr. and Mrs.! ° p\ : „ and Si'andmother, Mrs. Sid- 1 W. A. Dicus and his grandmother, X l rry J Mrs. Medora E. Browning. Friends of Lt. Browning will be interested i to know he has been transferred from 'Scott Field, 111., to the Castle Air ' Force base in Cerced, Calif., where he and Mrs. Browning will make ! their home while he is stationed j there. Mrs. T. J. Leake has returned from 1 Greenwood, where she visited her brother, E. H. Garrett, who is ill. Mrs. Robext E. Wysor spent sev-; eral days this week in Greenville 1 with her sister, Mrs. John B. Rick- j etts. Mrs. Henry Hunter visited her sis-- |n This Countv ter, Mrs. R. L. Shortlidge, in Char-, ' lotte, N. C., the past week-end. i Columbia, Dec. 1.—(Special to The Mrs. E. F. Pearson and son of|Chronicle). — Laurens bounty has Boone spent the Thanksgiv ing holidays at his home in Saluda Dr. and Mrs. F. F. Hicks attended the golden wedding receptiop._on Saturday evening in Monroe. N. C., for Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Jackson Lock hart, Sr. Alan Suddeth, of the Clemson col lege faculty, spent the holidays with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. B H Sud deth. : ■ Heavy Funds For , Road Improvement Read The Chronicle-Your Neighbor Does son Charlotte, N. C., were guests several days last week of Mr. and Mrs. D. S. Templeton. _ • Mr. and Mrs. B. B. Housley and children of Dahlonega, Ga., spent the week-end with Mrs. Housley's sister, Mrs. T. M. Sease, and family. available a balance of $198,521 for highway construction in the county under the •’A” program, or federal aid program, according to a report, issued this month by the state high way department. Of the Laurens county allocation ’ v •>. -j tV*- A ^ ^ ^ ' i 'X/'i r Give on intimate gift—a flattering photo graph of you. Call us today — have this precious portrait in time for Christmas. Shields Modern Studio Phone 85-VV Jacobs Bid if. -