The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, August 11, 1949, Image 5
Thursday, August 11, 1949
THE CLINTON CHRONICLE
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Fair Warning!
We want to warn our customers ONE MORE TIME
about the gravity of the coal situation. Mr. Lewis has
limited his miners to ONLY THREE DAYS per week.
This amount of work CANNOT produce enough coal to
fill ordinary requirements; therefore, if the 3-day week
continues there will be a SERIOUS COAL SHORTAGE.
Even now, one of our biggest suppliers (Grenadier
mines) has gone out of business. QUIT for keeps. An
other mine from which we buy a lot advises us we can
get no coal from them until October or November. An
other is SOLD UP TO NEXT MARCH.
Right now we can get a limited tonnage of good coal,
but by September we are afraid we can’t get it. We now
have on hand GRENADIER, RED CLOVER, RED BAR,
and GREAT HEART — four of the best names in coal.
Our price is $14.50 until further notice. These are the
facts.
Our advice: BUY COAL AT ONCE, if you bum coal.
WEEK-END TRIPS ■ ■ VISITORS .. ILLNESS
BRIEFS... ABOUT THE PEOPLE YOU KNOW
Items of Interest Concerning Clinton Residents
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Mr. and Mrs. D. B. Smith are the Japan. M-Sgt. Hatton, who has been
I guests this week of Mr. and Mrs. L. stationed at Shaw Field, spent a
A. Reeves in Beaufort. week’s furlough with his mother be-
| Mr. and Mrs. George Casque and fore leaving for overseas duty.
'children of Walhalla spent a few I Mr. and Mrs. Cally Gault of Mul
'd ays this week with Mr. and Mrs.llins spent the week-end with her
i Roy Gaaque. Mrs. Alice Barrow of'parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ansel B. Goti-
.Kingstree who has been visiting here frey.
i accompanied them on Wednesday to Mrs. R. W. Wade has returned S
j Manning where they will be guests a several weeks visit with her
i of Mr. and Mrs. “M. Dennis. brother, W. C. Spratt and family in :jt
j Mrs. John C. Davis'and daughter,' Fredrecksburg, Va. ,8
Glenn, left yesterday for a week’s; Mrs James F Adair oj - washing-
stay in Brooker, Texas, where they t ont d. c., are spending the week K&S&SittSttSSSftSgSttOtSegs;
accompanied her mother, Mrs. Min- with Mr and Mrs R c Adairt Mr
Graybar Sewing Machines
We invite you to come in and see these new
deluxe models.
Beautiful Wood Cabinets
Attractive Prices
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Home Supply Co.
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nie Hentcn, home
'days stay here.
after a
several
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Stone and son.
and Mrs. I. M. Adair and Mrs. L.
S. Henderson.
Mr. ^nd Mrs. Irvin H. Ford, Miss-
C-W-S GUANO CO., INC.
« Phone 62
; Donnie, of Charleston, is spending es Rose Ford and Virginia
i several days with his mother, Mrs. Landress, of Avon, Park, Fla., spent •••
i Metta Stone. ^ i several days this week with Mrs. g
Mr. and Mrs. J. Willie Young, Mr. Ford’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Eugene :•
and Mrs. Charles Young and Mrs. Hitt. They left Tuesday for a trip
'Nathan Nabors spent last weeft vis- to New York, a tour of the New Eng-
j iting friends and relatives in Bing- land states and Canada.
Jen and Nashville, Ark. and Shreve- Rev and Mrs. J. A Dick and j;:
I P or t. La. daughters were week-end guests of t*
i Mr. and Mrs. P. L. Roddy and ^i r and Mrs. Hugh Dick in Char- S
^/ud tyaAi QuuuUuf
Community Rank
9d at Ijoub SesuUce!
We are growing on the principle of public
service — and offering the community
complete banking facilities.
Whether your account is large or small,
and whether you are a borrower or a de
positor or both, this bank invites your bus
iness.
Bank Of Clinton
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Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Olde Thompson
PEPPER MILL
SALT SHAKER
Old Thompson Pepper Mills are styled for use wher
ever fine food is prepared and served. Air robs pepper
of its zestful flavor—use it like coffee fresh ground from
the mill.
Mill Only S3.95 to $5.95
Attractive Sets $6.75 to $8.50
IN DECORATIVE WOODS, CRYSTAL,
AND COLORFUL DESIGNS
Redwood. Birch, Swedish Myrtle Wood, Ivory, Mexican
Design, Desert Juniper, Gormet Green,
Cape Cod Cut Crystal
J. C. THOMAS, Dewte*
“It’s Time That Counts”
I children, Phil and Dianne, Mrs. Hen
ry M. Lukstat and son, Richard,
spent last week at Ocean Drive
Beach.
Mrs. Henry Trammell and sons,
Billy and Keith, are spending this
week in Sylva, N. €., with her sister,
Mrs. W. Q. Grigg and Mr. Grigg.
Patricia Norman has returned to
her home after spending three
weeks with relatives in Lancaster and
J Cross Keys.
Mr. and Mrs. Hubert J. Pitts spent
the week-end in Dalton ahd Cedar-
town, Ga. with relatives.
Miss Mary Ruth Norman has re
turned home after spending the
month of July at the S. C. Oppor-
lotte, N. c.
Friends of Tonita Ray, daughter
, of Mr. and Mrs. Dudley Ray, will if:
be interested to know she is improv-
ing satisfactorily at the Columbia
hospital following an operation on
Tuesday.Mrs. Ray is in Columbia i:
with her daughter.
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Mrs. Lee Add Blakely is visiting «.•
relatives in Milledgeville, Ga.
Nancy and Terrell Cool^ daughters
of Mr. and Mrs. David &. Cook, will j;
return tomorrow from Camp Lake
Lure, N. C., where they spent the
past two months. (£
Dr. J. W. Davis left Tuesday for a
two week's vacation stay at Mon-
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; tunity School in Columbia where she treat, N. C.
j studied a Lip Reading course. Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Stutts, Rich-
Mrs. Henry M. Lukstat and son, ard Stutts and Glenn Swope spent
Richard, left Tuesday for a several Sunday visiting points of interest in
week”s stay with her -parents, Mr. | the mountains of North Carolina.
I and Mrs. R. Shupik, in Clifton, N. J. Denham Harte, of Chicago, 111., was
Mrs. Bill Blalock and children, of | the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Stutts on
'Newberry, spent last Thursday with Saturday and also visited friends on
I the former’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. ! the orphanage campus,
j B T. Fuller. Mrs. Calvert Marsh and ^j rs ciy de Smith, Mrs. Roy Smith,
Miss Doris Jenkins, of Columbia, anc j son T omm y i \i rs A Young
I were here during the week for a vis- and Mr and Mrs Garv Holcombe
it with Mrs. Marsh s parents. Friends are spending a week’s vacation at
of Mrs. Marsh will be interested to c rescen * Beach,
j learn she has accepted a position
with the S. C. Unemployment office
in Columbia and Mr. Marsh will . „ ^
. teach and be tootball coach at the l. pen ^ n * th,s ' veek at Da >' : ° 1 ’ 3
Richland high school for the coming Be ^ cn ; V. a ’
Mr. and Mrs
Mr. and Mrs.
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ri. Bell, Sr. and
H. Bell, Jr. are
TARGET
It may be a home of your own, a new* ear or
a college education for your youngsters. . . .
But whatever you’re aiming for. a little
saved here, something laid by there will
some day bring it within your grasp.
Join the folks who are saving for the good
things of life in our bank. You are cordially
invited.
M. S. Bailey & Son
BANKERS
Established 1HS6 Capital and Surplus $600,000.00
Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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I Mr. and Mrs. John M. Bryan and
three children, of Macon, Ga., spent
the week-end with his mother, Mrs.
Ruby Bryan, at the Clinton hotel.
Mrs. ft. P. Chapman, Mr. and Mrs.
Durward Murdock, Mrs. John D.
Davis, Mrs. Edgar Taylor, Jr., Mrs.
Van S. Jones, Mrs. C. H. McCrary,
Jr. and Mrs. Carrol P. Reid attended
the Fifth District School of Instruc
tion of the Eastern Star in Union
Mrs. M. A. Bennett of Myrtle
Beach spent the week-end with Mrs.
Austin Chandler and Mr. and Mrs. r
Karl Johnson. She was accompanied 1
home for a vis.t by Joanne Johnson
and Emily Ann Bennett who spent
the past two weeks here.
Mrs. Hugh Eargle and daughter.
Lucy, of Florence, spent Thursday
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J.
Reed Todd.
Friends of Pfc. Frank H. Loftis,
son of Mr. and Mrs. S. B. Loftis, for-
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Mr and Mrs. John A. Davis spent n ‘" 1 )' “ , Kee5ler •'‘ ss • *‘11 be
several days this week visiting points ;" ter « , f d '°. kn “’l h '“ bem * tra " s -
ot interest in the mounta,ns ot North 10 »>«' Field Shruter. Pfc.
Carolina Loftis has been specializing in radio.
Miss Grace Young and Da vts!. S amm >' anbBr0 ' , ''' i "* Ada ‘; s P ent
Young attended the Foreign Mission ‘ ast , v ‘ eek Greenwood with their
I Conference several days this week' | ra " d P ar ' n, >’ Mr - and Mr3 - F -
in Montreal, N. C. u w r n , a
Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Wtngard and , M J. , and , M , rS a i , a n
'son. Bigkv. and Miss Barrie Jean dau * hte , r ’ o( Indianapolis. Bid will
- ’ arrive today for a visit with Mrs.
Wingara spent several days this;
in
, Varina Betsill oa the orphanage cam-
George Betsill, of Columbia, is
week at Ocean Drive Beach and
’ n 11 P us
i r • * , , also visiting his mother.
I Mrs. Lewis Pitts, accompanied by, Q w A * reris SDent se veral davs
(Miss Nell Williams, of Jonesville, . u • Anrei }s spenv several days
, - , . , .. . , last week in Macon, Ga. Miss Patsv
homed a number of friends this week „ . .A
at Mvrtle Beach for a several davs Ruth Nunnall >’ of Ma con, who had
j * ^ ‘ ^ S ibeen visiting relatives here, returned
I j , T- j c J home with him.
Mr. and Mrs. K. F. Mills and fam- - ^ u
... , , , . . i Miss Kathryn Espieg has returned
ily have returned from a week s va-, * _ t , T j t
i .. , . „ r. . nu from a six weeks stay in Lansdale.
(cation stay at Ocean Drive Beach. u . at
i d • it d • i <■ ,u- ! Pa - where she visited her aunt, Mrs.
Davis V. Pitts, formerly of this;., ....
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| city, has accepted a pharmaceutical
position with the Laurens Drug Co.
in Laurens.
Mr. and Mrs. P M. Clement and u has treater PENETRATING POW-
son. Tommy of Charleston spent j ER With undiIuted alcohol base- U j
severa! Jays last week with Mr. andi carries the activr medication DE EP-
Mrs. T. J. Leake..Mr. and Mrs. Lamar
! Nelson, of Atlanta, Ga., spent the
FOR ATHLETES FOOT
I SE TE-OL BECAUSE
imbedded germs ON
The Versatile Three
HEAVY AND
FANCY
GROCERIES
We Deliver
H. J. PITTS
STORE
LY, to kill
| week-end with the Leakes. * HOUR '
Mr. and Mrs. Herschel Thomason Y ou MUST be pleased or your 35c
and daughter Patricia Ann, spent' bsM . k at knv drus store Applv FtLL
I ^ nda y in Easley with her parents.; STRENGTH for athletes foot. F. O.
x,® « ^ h * ,u , 1 Ooot odor), itchy or sweaty feet.
Miss Betty Elrod of the Sta e Today at McGee s Drur store .
! Training School 4-H club, recently
spent a week at Rocky Bottom State
Conservation camp as a representa
tive from the county in ‘canning.
Miss Peggy Copeland spent the
week-end in Marion and attended
the wedding of Miss Dorothy Graham'
and Mr. Thomas. .j
Miss Louise Webb has returned to,
her home after attending summer
school at Winthrop college. Rock
Hill, for eight weeks.
Mr. and \frs. Fred Webb and fam
ily, of Anderson, spent last week
with his parents. Dr. and Mrs. F. L.
Webb. Beth Webb remained for a
longer visit with her grandparents.
Rev. and Mrs. A. C. McSween and
sons, John and Allen, Mrs. Kitt R. j
McMaster, and daughter, Ellen, and
Miss Emily Dillard, left Monday for
a several days stay at Myrtle Beach.
Mr. and Mrs. David E. Kennedy
spent the week-end in Great Falls
with the tlater’s grandmother, Mrs.
Frances Johnston.
S. A. Pitts, Sr. is spending two
weeks in Piedibont, Ala. on a bus
iness trip.
Dr. and Mrs. D. O. Rhame and
sons, Don and Ricky r are vacationing
at Edisto Beach.
M-Sgt. James K. Hatton left yes
terday for Hamilton, Calif, where he
will sail on August 18th for Tokyo, 1
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Goodyear Tires
* and Tubes
BATTERIES AND
ACCESSORIES
McMillan
Service Station
Sinclair Products
Phone No. 2
SUIT
$35
TOPPER
COAT
$35
In Beautiful
New Fall
Shades
...Also...
Lightweight
2-PIECE
SUITS
Ideal for Early
Fall
In New
Arno Fabric
$25
ALL COTTON DRESSES
The famous Hope Reed, regular S.95 to 10.95
$5
C^ene Mnderson's
“YOU CAN’T BEAT VALUE’’
$cy "I Sow It In The Chronicle" — Thank You!