The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, November 23, 1950, Image 12
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THE CLINTQtf CHRONICLE
Thursday, November 23, 195fr
■OMK HINT
If you’re saving time ironing and
still like pressed sheets and pillow
cases. hang them neatly on the line
Fold neatly, then just press the hems
Keep a pair of scissors near at
hand while you iron and it’s easy
to snip off raveled threads from gar-
so the wind can whip out wrinkles. 1 ments before putting them away
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL NEWS OF JOANNA
MRS CECIL O’DELL, Correspondent and Representative
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Sr»t >ko«t 90ff*ew«)y prt**nt*4 by th« original KRON-SHOI
free 0*4. Nor King yow can bwy ol any prkt (On mofcK tbo
(•(ting tKriU af baby'i Art* Mtoring «*op« M boowtifvAy, yo«
iron SKoo boo of •mart mounting, it tfiM ovoMobW
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for CKriotmo,
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FOR THE FIS’EST
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NOV 30
V A CRIDIT TO SOUTH CAROLINA
FOR
BISCUITS
NUT BREAD
ROLLS
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YOU’LL PRIZE IT, TOO!
When preparing her baking exhibit* for the
1950 State Fair, Mrs- B. J. Eargle of Cedar
Creek Road, chose ADLUH FLOUR. There
were numbers of various brands to select from,
but through the experience of years of successful
home cooking she knew the superb, even quality
of South Carolina's old standby and naturally
and wisely placed her confidence in Adluh. Her
sweepstake prize for biscuits, rolls and nut
bread justly awarded her wisdom.
Thousands of wives and mothers, from Horry to
Oconee, likewise choose Adluh Flour for tneir
everyday home cooking. They, too, know iis
unexcelled quality and dependability. Try it
, . . you'll prize it, too!
ADLUH'S MASTER MILLER
Tests and bakes everyday in our plant kitchen
to assure you of light texture, brown crust and
exact balance of essentiel ingredients. He has
SO years of experience. You are safe in piecing
your confidence in his Table Testing.
FREE COUPON
FOR WM. ROGERS SILVERWARE
IN EVERY ADLUH SACK
ALLEN BROS. MILLING CO. [
COLUMBIA • GREENWOOD
Mr. and Mrs. Claude Farmer and day afternoon at Mayer Memorial
Randal , visited their daughter, Miss; Lutheran church with Rev. D. M.
Velda Fanner in Columbia Sunday.; Shull. Rev. Y. Z. Gordy and Rev.
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Howard of
Atlanta, Ga. were guests of Mr. and
Mrs. E. J. Willingham over the
week-end and attended the Whitt-
W’illingham wedding in Newberry.
On Sunday, Mrs. Willingham re-
J. W. Tomlinson, in charge. Interm
ent followed in RoSfemont cemetery.
Serving on Jury
L. R. Thompson is serving in An-
_ . i derson this week on the Federal
turned home with her sister tor an j jury of the Western district,
extended visit.
Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Duckett and
children of Greenville were week-
Ruff, Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Ruff and
sons, Mr. and Mrs. Avery Ruff and
daughter, Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Ruff,
Mr. and Mrs. H. B. McCartey and
daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Paine
and son, Mr. and Mrs. Walter
Clamp, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Grah
am, all of Newberry; Mr. and Mrs.
J. N. Ruff and son of Saluda, Miss
Mary Ell£n Burton of Columbia,
Mr. and Mrs. Billy Burton of Jones-
ville, Mrs. Laura Burton, Mr. and
Mrs. J. J* Evans of Joanna and of
bourse the hostesses and family,
Mr. and Mrs. Perry Swygert, Mrs.
Perry Lee Swygert and son.
Birthday Celebration
_ ^ , On last Sunday, Mr. and Mrs.
end yuj'sts of the latter s parents,, p err y Swygert entertained a good
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Holsonback. j nurn b er 0 f friends and relatives
Mr. and Mrs. O. B. Willingham, with a turkey dinner at their home,
and children of Brevard, N. C. were I The occasion was in honor of Mrs.
week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Swygerts father’s birthday, Mr. and
Shuford Lewis and attended the
Whitt-Willingham wedding in New
berry Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Lester Smith and
Mrs. Swygerts son’s birthday and
the birthday of their grandson. Din
ner was served family style and the
honored guests were the recepients
sons, and Mr. and Mrs. Benny L. j of a shower of gifts. Those present
Owens of Fountain Inn were recent at this delightful affair were the
guests of Mr. and Mrs. V. L. Wil
burn.
Those attending the presentation
three honored guests, S. M. Roof,
Perry Lee Swygert and Terry
Swygert; Mrs. S. M. Ruff, Mr. and
of The Revelers at the community Mrs. John Ruff, Mr. and Mrs. Oscar
concert in Greenwood last Tuesday
NOTICE FOR PAYMENT OF
1950 CITY TAXES
Notice is hereby given that Town Taxes for the Town
of Clinton are due and collectable up to December 31st
for the year 1950. The Tax Books are now open at the
office of the Town Clerk and will remain open up to and
through December 31st.
A penalty of ten (10%) shall be add£d if said taxes
are not paid on or before January 1, 1951.
«
The levy for current fiscal year is 53 mills; 15 mills
for current operating expenses, and 38 mills for interest
and sinking fund on various Bond Issues outstanding.
WM. B. OWENS, City Clerk.,
night were: Mesdames Frances
Goodlin, Lavinia Cooley, James
Simpson, Misses Ruth Clarke, Ruth
Hair, Betty Jo Sloan and Mary
Freeman.
j Mr. and Mrs. Cecil O’Dell and
children Mrs. E. R. Prater spent
j Sunday in Silvcrstreet with Mr.
( and Mrs. J. H. Craft.
Messrs John Ross, Jimmy Sloan
and Mike Cooley attended the N.
C. -S. C. University game in Co-
; lumbia on Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. P. L. Attaway of
.Whitmire were The week-end guests
of Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Abrams.
John Gaskin is spending the week
in Camden and attending the
Thanksgiving deer hunt near Cam
den
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Holsonback
and sons were called to Ninety-Six
Sunday due to the illness of the lat
ter’s father. W. D Pitts.
Mrs. Douglas Khmehart and chil
dren of Batrsburg spent the* week
end with Mr and Mrs. Frank Trot
ter
The Joanna ta ns attending the
Whitt-Witlinfham wedding in New.
berry Saturday were Mr and Mrs.
E
j.
Wilhn
Sham. Mr
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rs H
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’illmgh
am. Mr i
nd Mrs
Guy
Pi
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T. Mr.
and Mrs
Shuford
Lew*
M
rs Car
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rs. Mrs
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' and Marylin.
Mr
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. Brock is
•pending the
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with
her pare
fils. Mr
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Harry
Estes, in
t'rus« Ai
nchor,
Mr
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Mrs Juli
an Hunncutt
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rtf*ren1
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visitors
They
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guests
of A E
Smith
Mr
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Mrs C. C
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f Ware
Shoals
were
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Mrs V
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sm.
Mr
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nd Mis*
Ger-
tr
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> yurnt Sv
inday in
Cor-
i with the farmer s sister, Mr*
lie Hembree.
rs Mae Ruff of Newberry and
Cornell Ruff of Columbia spent
week -end with Mr and Mrs. J.
Mrs. Pmtcn White M atUndingj
a training course at the Health cen
ter in Greenville this week While
there, the is / the guest of her |
sister, Mrs. M E Berry
Metdames Ervin Stroud Virgil
Holley, Perry Lee Swygert and •
Charles Holley attended the Shealy!
funeral m Newberry last Tuesday. I
Pfc Tommy Rowe. Pfc Wally
Abrams. Pfc Dean Bowman, are at
home on a 10-day furlough en-1
route to camp LeJune from Paris
Island.
Mr. and Mrs J. F. Lowman. Jr.
and son of Greenwood spent the
week-end with Mr .and Mrs. J. F.
Lowman. Sr. On Sunday both fam
ilies visited relatives in Chapin and
White Rock.
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Griffis of
‘Aiken and Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Cash
and Dickey of Cowpens were Sun
day dinner guests of Mrs. J. M.
Bozard.
Jenkins
Birth Announrement
Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Jenkins an
nounce the birth of a daughter,
Johnette Terease at Hays hospital,!
November 19. Mrs. Jenkins will be j
remembered as Miss Bebe Sexton
of .Greenwood.
■
Joanna Memorial Hospital News
Mrs. Minnie Lovelace and Mrs.
Brown continue as patients in the
hospital.
J. H. Lott was admitted for treat
ment several days last week.
Little Alfred Harrelson, son of
Mr. and Mrs. James Harrelson, was
a patient last Friday for teeth ex
tractions. i
Mrs. John Flow underwent surg-1
ery Monday but is resting comfort-,
ably. ^
Sick of Our Community
“Uncle Jeff’ O’Dell is a patient
at Hays hospital in Clinton. His
many friends will regret to learn of
his illness.
Carlton Wehunt is ill at his home
on Hampton ave.
Mrs. Guy Miller is ill at her home
on Milton road.
Mrs. Buleah Stroud of Chappels
is at the home of her son, Ervin,
suffering from a badly sprained an
kle.
Sue O'Dell is ill.
Mr. Shealy Passes
The community extends to Evans
Shealy deepest sympathy in the
passing of his father, James A.
Shealy of Newberry, last Monday.
Funeral services were held Tues-
Umrlmg m TI HKKV TkU Tkmmktgirimgr imd All Ike FlxWt, I—..T
ACrP’j Policy of Storewido
Low Prices on Hundreds of Items Every Day Will Save You More
Money This Thanksgiving Than Just a Few “Specials’*.
ftP
SUPER MARKETS
A A P’s policy of storrwM* low prices every day
on hundreds of lira* makes it unnecemary to
trudge from store to store. Thanks to this policy,
yon can make savings on hundreds of good things,
rather than on just a few "specials.'' And it stands
to reason that such storewide savings will add up
to much mors than that you might make by get
ting a few |
IfA Customers’
Corner
Tbankafiving is the traditional lime
!• count our bJessmga.
Despite the problrtca confronting
the world today, we ran take comfort
and hope from our country's great
progress since the Erst Thanksgiving.
The men and women of \AP grate
fully join our fellow citiaena in giv
ing thanks for the freedom and good
living we enjoy in tkia bountiful land
of our*.
CUSTOMER RELATIONS DEPT,
AAP Food Storea
420 Lexington Avenue
New York 17, N. Y.
fPriras tkmm htg
Am. 10 ikreuf*
. W 25 >
rimmp. Firm
Cranberries
19c
i-
Cello
The berries ..lor mskieg or moms cr
• irOy sad rehtb at lew ceeL
Crisp Celery WaW
Bed Emperor Grapes ^
Delicious Apples «*
Cocoanuts Cr*
Grapefruit *• 4 ....3 *«
Yellow Onions ^
Crisp Carrots *
Pears ™ r—* t*
Oranges
Almonds
Walnuts
Brazil Nuts ^
15c
13c
12c
8c
19c
4c
10c
15c
45c
47o
39c
47c
Thanksgiving Layer . ^ 89c
Marvel Bread w b 18c
Donuts J ‘ ne p - rk " 20c
Jelly Fingers _. Jkn * p * rk » ^ 19c
Spanish Bar ___ Jane *’ ark * r c * k « 29c
Jelly Rolls Jane Parker Pkg. 33c
Dinner Rolls . M * rveI Pk * 10c
Rye Bread Maw * 1 K 15c
Mincemeat . *5^ 37c
Green Giant Peas N c “ 20c
Cranberry Sauce 17c
A & P Peaches .. "cA* 31c
A&P’s Price Policyj
O Storewide low prices on hundreds of
items every day . . . instead of just a
few “one-day” or week-end specials”
• Advertised prices are guaranteed for
one week, even though market prices
to up.
We believe this policy helps our
customers save more money.
• With the correct price marked en
every item, plus an itemised cash
register slip . . . you knew what you
save at AAP.
Tomato Soup A p a "e3 l0 cl„^29c
Asparagus .'TwSET c°.n 39c
A & P Pumpkin . 15c
Pie Crust Mix Pulsbury rkg 17c
Cocoanut.. . Shredded Pkg. 15c
Red Band Flour .. Bag 99c
Fruit Cocktail Ubb> " s “ 23c
Niblets Brand Corn
Mayonnaise
Dexo
Sunnyfield Flour.
Apple Sauce A&P
Tomatoes .. " ,01 2
Ann
Page
Vegetable
Shortening
12-oz.
Can
Pt.
Jar
3-lb.
Can
10-lb.
Bag
No. 2
Can
Stutfed Olives Ann
To: iato Juice
Page
Iona
No. 2
Cans
2-oz.
Jar
46-ox.
Can
16c
37c
85c
79c
15c
25c
23c
27c
A&P Food Stores
213 E. CAROLINA AYE.
A&P Stores
Will Bo Open All Day Wed.
Clossd Thanksgiving