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THE CLINTON CHRONICLE
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1949
West Clinton
(Continued Irom page one)
fourth Tuesay evenings in each
month.
A demonstration on good pictures
was discussed by Mrs. lone Wal-
lare. A nominating committee was
appointed to recommend officers for
the coming year. The meeting was
closed with a poem by Mrs. Arnold,
• What Kind of Member Are You?”
A social hour with games was en-
tional using as her theme, memory.! the faculty of Academy Street school
Mrs. John Holland led in prayer, af- to be guests at this meeting. Dinner
ter which Mrs. Holland, president,, will be served at 7 o’clock in the
gave a talk on “Service and Wis- basement of the church, and the pro-
dom. gram will follow.
Mrs. Stewart served a salad course. 1 ~~ ^ _
zThe October meeting will be held " oman s f !. uh Honors Ball Team
at the home of Mrs. David Word; _ " ith Banquet
+ The Woman s club of the Clinton i
i Mills was hostess to members of the!
joyec
To Resume Fellowship Suppers , 4 , , ,
On Saturday evening. Sept. 17. at Clinton ball team at a lovely banquet
7 o’clock the Bailey Memorial South- ™ Friday night. The tables were
ern Methodist church will resume its attractive with an arrangement of
Fellowship suppers. Special prepara- n-.ixed summer flowers in low crys-
tion is being made to make this oc- bowls. The favors carried out the,
casion one of the very best fellowship theme of the banquet, that the mem- 1
meetings ever held'in the church, bers of the team were the stars of
! It bein 0 the initial one for 'the Jsea- Clinton, with miniature floral bas-
— son. an outside special speaker willl kets holding an arrangement of floral
Missionary Society Meets be secured and a treat of special stars and match books de>.o.a.ed
The Woman’s Missionary society of music will be enjoyed. Rev. John; with stars.
B.Wey Memorial church met at the H. Holland will present a brief out-. The recreation, appropriate songs
home' of Mrs. Marvin Stewart. Mrs. J line of future plans for the church, and games were led by Mrs. Wallace.
David Word had charge of the devo- An invitation has been extended, to The Rythm Quintet furnished music
— 1 " 1 for the square dance -which was call-
i Icc cream and cake were serv-
cd by Mrs. J. W. Smith. Mrs. Ar-
xicild and Miss Thelma Russ.
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A three-course dinner was served;
the one hundred twenty-five invited j
| guests.
Student Night Observed
i On Sunday evening Calvary Bap
tist church observed student night.
All students who are entering col-
; lege or already in college, had part
j on a program led by Miss Vivian
Clark. They are: North Greenvillle,
Dial Jacks and Edward Thomas;
Presbyterian college: Alvin Bagwell I
and Frank Oakley; Clemson. Jack |
iSpillers; Lander, Arlene McCullough;
; Winthrop, Gerry Trammell; Colum-
! bia hospital, Betty Anne Campbell,
i Billie Arnold, Vivian Clark and Mar- 1
! tha Galloway.
Honored On Birthday
Mrs. David Adams was honored (
with a surprise birthday dinner given
her Sunday. Those helping her cele
brate were Mr. Adams and daugh-
, ters, Little Skylar Melinda Adams, \
Mrs. Paul H Cousins, of Newberry.
! and Mrs. Alice Cooke of Clinton;
her grandchildren. Dawn and Paul
Cousins. David and Rave Cooke.’
Also present were Mr. and Mrs. Mack
Eargle of Newberry; Mr. and Mrs.
Casey Abercrombie and son and Wil
liam Motte of Clinton.
Supper Honors Students
Complimenting Misses Martha
Galloway. Gerry Trammell and Dial
i Jacks. Miss Polly Davenport was
hostess to a tew ff.ends Friday eve-
n ng with a chicken supper at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. R. T. Tram
mell.
The receiving and dining rooms
were lovely with early fall flowers.
The table was’ centered with a low
bowl of mixed flowers. Miss Tram
mell leaves next Monday for Rock
Hill where she will enter Winthrop.
Miss Galloway left this week for
Columbia where she will enter nurs
es training at Columbia hospital. Mr.
Jacks left Monday for North Green
ville academy. near Greenville,
where he will study for the minis-,
try. . 1
Each guest was remembered with
a going-away gift.^
Birthdays and Wedding
Anniversaries
J. H. Lewis will celebrate his 86th
birthday September 25.
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Bigbee, Sr.,
observed their 30th wedding anniver
sary Sepember 2t.
Mr. and Mrs.'Edward Bigbee cele-
braed their 3rd wedding anniversary
September 1.
Little Kathy Bigbee will be one
year old September 11.
Mrs. Geneva Coker will have a
birthday September 10.
Mrs. J. M. Bauknight has a birth
day September 11.
Mrs. Cleveland Campbell will
celebrate a birthday Sept. 19
* Little Jimmie Kinard will be 3
years old Sept. 11.
August 31st was Mrs. H. E. Berry s
birthday.
Patricia Ann Penland celebrates
her second birthday today.
J. E. Braswell, Jr., will celebrate
his birthday Sept. 16.
Walter McAlister had a birthday
yesterday.
L. W. Ivev had a birthday Sept. 1.
Mr. and Mrs. Claud Barker cele
brate their 4th wedding anniversary
September 14.
Hubert Leopard will celebrate a
birthday September 29.
John Campbell observed his 69th
birthday August 27.
Sears Roebuck Spent
Record Total For
'48 Newspaper Ads
Chicago—The newspapers’ biggest
retail advertiser, Sears, Roebuck and
Company, spent a recordbreaking to
tal for newspaper ads last year, Ed
itor and Publisher, newspaper trade
publication, announced.
Sears placed $24,571,024 in news
paper advertising last year, an in
crease of 28 per cent over the prev
ious all-time high of $19,134,400 in
1947. General Motors corporation
was the biggest in the field of na
tional advertising in newspapers, the
paper said, with $15,282,675.
Last year’s Sears expenditure re
presented an estimated 232,858,000
lines of newspaper space, a 17 per
cent increase in lineage over 1947.
Editor and Publisher said.
Sears reported its advertising dol
lars went into 1,133 dailies and week-
lids in 47 states where it has retail
stores—none in Wyoming. The com
pany’s total retail ad budget last year
was $28,778,000, yielding to newspa
pers, 85.4 cents of every dollar spent.
In 1947 the total budget was $23,653,-
600 Sears added.
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WINESAPS 2 lbs. 19c
Bartlett PEARS
Sweet
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2 lbs. 25c
(California ORANGES2 doz.49c
California FLAME
TOKAY
GRAPES
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Fancy Elberta ^ ^
PEACHES, 2 lbs 19C
CABBAGE, 3 lbs 14c
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CAROLINA YAMS, 3 lbs. ... Z5c
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HEART CELERY, large stalk lOC
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THERE’S NO SUBSTITUTE FOR
TENDER SMOKED
PICNICS
MEA1
ib. 39
SHORT SHANK — 4-6 lb. Avg.
Selected Sliced
BEEF LIVER, Ib 59c
Rib End
FORK LOIN ROAST, lb. 49c
PORK CHOPS, economy cut Ib. 53c ... center 69c
MILK FED VEAL
Chops
Chops
SHOULDER, Ib 49c
Chops
RIB, Ib 69c
PATTIES, Ib 49c
LOIN, Ib 79c
BREAST, Ib. .... ... 33c
Roast
SHOULDER, Ib 47c
Small Link
Breakfast SAUSAGE
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Pinky Pig
PORK SAUSAGE
Lb. cups 43c
SEA
King Mackerel
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Spanish
MACKEREL, Ib 33c
Fresh OYSTERS
Standard Select
Pint 71c Pint 85c
Boiled Florida
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FOOD
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MULLET, Ib. 25c
Medium Green
SHRIMP, Ib 49c
Skinless Codfish
FILLETS, Ib 31c
Large Salt Mackerel
FILLETS, Ib 39c
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SALMON .... 29c
FOR BETTER BAKING
Dixie Home 10-lb. Bag
FLOUR 83c
Rosedale Yellow Cling
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PEACHES ... 25c
RED SOl'R
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CHERRIES... 27c
Dixie-Home 18-Oz. Loaf
BREAD . . . . . . 14c
DIXIE-HOME
Peanut BUTTER
1- lb. jar 35c
Nabisco Crackers Lb. Pkg.
R1TZ 32c
Dixie-Home Pint Jar
Mayonnaise .. 29c
Puritan Colored
Marshmallows
10 oz. pkg 19c
LIBBY’S
Pineapple Juice
No. 2 can 17c
BAMA
GRAPE JAM
2- lb. jar 39c
?-Home Salad
DRESSING
Tender Green Giant 303 Can
PEAS 20c
Dixie Home
MILK.
3 Tall Cans
— 33c
Libbv’s Tomato No. 2 Cans
JUICE .... 2 for 25c
Wright’s Early June No. 2 Can
PEAS 10c
Dromedary Grapefruit No. 2
SECTIONS 21c
Charmin
TOILET TISSUE
3 Rolls
24c
Charmin
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Box of 300’s
FACIAL TISSUE
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SUPER SUDS, 2 med. pkgs 23c
AJAX CLEANSER, 2 cons 23c
Cashmere
3 Reg. Size
BOUQUET SOAP
23c
Octagon POWDER, reg. pkg 7c
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Palmolive SOAP, 2 bath size 21c
Octagon SOAP, 3 large bars 21c
Octagon
3 Reg. Bars
TOILET SOAP
Charmin
2 Rolls
PAPER TOWELS
29c
Cashmere
2 Bath Size
BOUQUET SOAP
23c
Octagon
CLEANSER
2 Cans
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