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THURSDAY, JUNE 9, 1949 THE CLINTON CHRONICLE Page Se\t. t Cooper Named As Area Chairman Automobile Group Lynn W. Cooper, Sr., local Dodge- Plymouth dealer, has been appoint ed Area Chairman for the National Automobile Dealers Association to stimulate active participation in the Association’s national programs throughout Laurens county. Mr. Cooper was selected as Area Chairman by a committee of NADA and South Carolina Automobile Dealers Ass. officials. The appoint ment was announced by Russel B. Lentz, the National Association’s Di rector for South Carolina. NADA is the ^largest retail trade association in the country with a membership of more than 34,000 new automobile and new truck dealers. The national organisation is widely known for its sponsorship of high way safety and other public interest programs and its policy of support ing the highest standards and ethics of retail automobile merchandising. Special Program At . Methodist Church Sunday Evening Miss Mildred Smith, daughter of Rev. J. O. Smith, of Greenville, will speak at Broad Street Methodist church Sunday evening at 7:30 o’clock. Miss Smith and her father recently returned from Amsterdam, Holland, where they attended the World Council-*of Churches.” While there Miss Smith made pictures which will be shown Sunday eve ning. The public is cordially invited tc atttend this program sponsored by the Youth Fellowship group of the church. A social hour will be enjoyed following the meeting. Musgrove Club Has Meeting The Musgrove Home Demonstra tion club met with Mrs. P. B. Mitch ell on June 1, with the president in charge After a song by the club, Mrs. A. A. May led the devotional, reading a part of the 24th Psalm. The roll was called by the secre tary and each member answered with her favorite flower. Minutes of the last meeting were read During a business session it was slated that the district meeting «4>ald be held \ ith the Wadsworth dub about the middle of July. Each member ta expert^ to carry a picnic lunch. Exact dal' of the meeting will be announced 1 ter. A number of cook books beutg offered by the county council were bought by the members. Officers were re-elected for the coming year. The picture study. ’Souvenir of Italy” by Carot. was given by Mrs Larry DeShtelds, picture study chair man Miss Su>an Hull, home demonstra tion a rent, gave an Interesting'dem onstration of flower arrangements. During the social hour a contest was enjoyed and refreshments served by the ho'teie A 25 Graduate At Bell Street School Graduation exercises for Bell Street school were held last Thurs day evening and largely attended. The graduating class was compos ed of the following twenty-five mem bers: Goldie Valentine Babb. ‘Vernon Randolph Byrd, Edward Nathaniel Copeland. Norm Furman Dendy. Kormajean Josephine Dillard. Syl vester Ferguson, Blanche Olivia Floyd. Theresa E. Henderson, Sara Lee Hunter. Augustus Lee Long, Henrietta Murphy, Alfred Eugene Reeder, Cora Lee Reeder, Jesse Wil bur Rice, Leola Robinson. Josh Sav age, George Washington Smith, II, Hattie Victoria Smith, Aaie Mae Simpson, Annie Lee Williams. Atha Elizabeth Wilson, Juanita Wilson, Dons Lucindia Wyatt, C 1 e o p h u s Young, Clifton Young. Norris Furman Dendy and Annie Mae Simpsen were first and second honor members of the class. Presbyterians Holding Vacation Bible Schools Vacation Bible school began Mon day morning at the First Presbyte rian church, and its two outpost chapels, Rock Bridge and Bethany.' Children between the ages of four and eleven are invited by the teach ers and helpers in charge at the re spective schools. To Give Cub Scout Trohiing Course Here A training course for parents and leaders of cub scouts will be given at Florida Street school at 7:30 p.m. this evening (Thursday) conducted by officials of the Blue Ridge Boy Scout council. Parents of children, v cub age, 8 to 10 years old, are invit ed to “attend. The National Council has just lowered the cub scout age to 8. Big Crowd Attends Walker's Opening Walker’s Community Market, the city’s newest business firm, held its 1 formal opening last Thursday was attended by large crowds The owner, W. M. Walker, said he is de lighted with the reception given his self-service store since it opened 'or ' business. , Joanna Again Heads the Parade With*A Selection Of Truly Outstanding Values! THE CLOTH SHOP Joanna, S. C. — Where the Shuttle Meets the Thread To Weave A Masterpiece of Cloth — Joanna, S. C. SIS AND MOM SHOP Joanna, S. C. — Friendliness Awaits You At All Our Shops — Joanna, S. C. LAD AND DAD SHOP FATHER’S DAY - SUNDAY, JUNE 19TH One (iroup MEN'S SUITS Reduced to $25.00 HOYS’ SPORT SHIRTS $1.79 Joanna, S. C. — Shop and Save Our Joanna Way — Joanna, S. C. BOWLING ALLEY Alleys Open at 1:30 P. M. — Special Rates 15c per Line Up To 6:00 P. M. All Organizations Interested in Forming Teams for Bowling Leagues for Next Foil Please Contact the Management of Joanna Stores Joanna, S. C. — Stores Open Every Week Day — Joanna, S. C. - GROCERY - Red Band Flour, SR, 10 lbs 95c Pillsbury's Flour, SR, 10 lbs 92c Duke's Mayanmme, pint jar 39c- ^ Sugar, 5 lbs. 45c Tomatoes, No. 2 can v 2 for 25c OUR BIG SUPER MARKET - MEATS - PORK CHOPS, lb BOSTON BUTTS, lb. BREAKFAST BACON,Jb. I ARMOUR STAR BACON, lb. BOILED HAM, lb. '..... Taste Sealed California Sliced Peaches, No. IVz size : 24c Waldorf Tissue, 3 rolls 25c Alaska Pink Salmon, lb. can 49c FRESH PRODUCE TOMATOES — KENTUCKY BEANS LIMA BEANS 95c CANTALOUPES — SPINACH CURED HAM, center cuts, lb 79c OKRA — CORN BEETS SMOKED SAUSAGE, all meat, lb. 39c SPECIAL — ALL MEAT FRANKS ' 1 lb. 49c 2 lbs. 74c Your Pocketbook Will Squeal With Delight At These Savings NO EXCHANGE OR REFUND ON MARKED DOWN MERCHANDISE — ALL SALES CASH AND FINAL \ JOANNA, S.C. THE HOME OF JOANNA FABRICS (THE MOST BEAUTIFUL FABRICS) 1. ) o J