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THE CLINTON CHRONICLE
Thursday, April 12, 1951
WEST CUNION SOCIAL AND PERSONAL NEWS
MIS. Rl< HARD WATTS. Comopo ndrnl ind RrprnrnUUve
S^t C L Snipes of Fort Bragg.
N C, spent the week-end with
Mrs Snipes and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Burns and chil
dren and Mr. 'and Mrs. Richard
Foster were visitors in Greenwood
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Trammell
and sons and Mr. and Mrs. Houston
Trammell and daughter were visi
tor;' in Greenwood Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Galloway
have moved into the Blalock apart
ments.
Lt. and Mrs. Charles Galloway
of Fort Benning, Ga., visited rela
tives here Sunday.
Mr and Mrs. M. M. Windsor and
Pat of Lydia, spent Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Windsor and
family.
Del Charles Windsor has return
ed to San Francisco, Calif., after
spending several weeks with Mrs.
Windsor and family.
Mrs. Ella Harvey and Mr. and
Mrs. George Price were visitors in
Greenville Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. C W. Windsor and
Sybil and Mr and Mrs. M. M.
Windsor and Pat were visitors in
Woodruff Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs James Craine and
Miss Nell Canfield attended a sing
ing convention in Gaffney Sunday.
Mr and Mrs Luke Fuller and
Gail. Mrs Ada Center. Mrs Bessie
Holtzclaw, and Mrs Vesta Eubanks
visited Mrs Efcsie Pewell in Greer
Saturday
Mr and Mrs Brevard Patterson
and family visited Mrs John Pat
terson in Fort Mill Sunday
Mr and Mrs Robert Kelly at
Mr and Mrs Robert Kelly at
F.nrree. and Mr and Mrs Boots
Kelly were Sunday visits of Mr.
Kelly
and Mrs O
Friends of Mrs Joe Land will
regret la leem of the death of bar
sjarr m law m TVywa. N C
I Mr. and Mrs. Frankie Arevalo
will leave this week-end to make
their home in Greenwod
Mr. and Mrs. Talmadge Reece
of Langley, and Rev. and Mrs. L. H.
Elliott and family of Greenwood,
spent Sunday with Rev. and Mrs. C.
J. Sexton.
Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Gaffney i
and Mac were visitors in Shelby,
' N. C., Sunday. ^ ‘
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Arevalo vis
ited in Rock Hill and Fort Mill
Sunday.
Richard Hampton of Glendale,
visited his parents. Mr. and Mrs.
Will Hampton, Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hampton
and Daryl, Miss Margie Thrit and
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence McAbee
w’ere visitors in Enoree Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. William Thrift of
Lydia, spent Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. Will Hampton.
Miss Vera Smith of Joanna, spent
the week-end with Miss Ruth Low
ery.
Mr. and’ Mrs. Fred Lowery spent
the week-end with Mr. and Mrs.
Jack Hunnicutt in Joanna.
Mr. and Mrs George Price and
children and Mrs. Ella Harvey ac
companied Mrs. Bessie Nelson
home at Lanord Station Sunday.
Shirley Lowery spent the week
end with Patricia Bauknight near
Joanna
Mr and Mn Hubert Leopard
and daughters and Furman Adams
visied in Enoree Sunday
Mrs Carl Brown and family of
Hodges, vtailed Mrs Newel Haup
fear Sunday
Mr and Mrs John McAlister and
Mr and Mrs
children of Lydia,
with Mrs Gus Hams
Mr and Mrs
and daughter visited
burg Tuesday
and Mrs. Foster will celebrate their
4th wedding anniversary* April 26
, Gail Ivester will celebrate her
5th birthday April 22.
Birthday Dinner Given
C. W. Windsor was honored with
a birthday dinner at his home on
Pitts street Sunday, April 8.
The guests included the imme
diate family, DC First Class Chas.
and Mrs. Ed Duncan, Mr .and Mrs.
M. M. Windsor and Pat of Lydia.
Revival At Pentecosal Church
Revival services are now in prog-
1 ress at the Pentecostal Holiness
church with the Rev. L. H. Elliott
in charge s . Services begin at 7
I o’clock. Rev. C. J. Sexton extends
a cordial invitation to all to attend.
To Give Chicken Stew
J The WMU of Bailey Memorial
church will have a chicken stew
at the community hall Saturday
I April 14, starting at 4 o’clock.
Stew will be sold by the quart
and also those desiring may come
| to the building. Orders will be
I taken. All are asked to bring con
tainers if taking home. Those de-
! siring may call Mrs. David Word,
Mrs. Marcelle Barker and Mrs. L.
j C. Ficklin.
Clean-Up Campaign
The annual clean-up campaign
conducted in the Clinton Cotton
< Mills village was completed April
10. The committee chosen to judge
the project reports the people have
taken great interest in beautifying
their premises and the result gen
erally speaking was very gratify
ing.
The prizes to be given for the
homes which had shown the great
est improvement were awarded as
follows:
First prize, Ben Woodward, 1003
Sloan street: 2nd prize, W. D. Gil
bert, 303 Washington street; 3rd
prize. Henry Campbell, 504 Jef
ferson street/
Melody Club Holds Mooting
The monthly meeting of the Mel
ody club was held Thursday eve
ning at the community building. A
short business session was held,
presided over by the president,
Mrs. Wallace Carr.
Miss Marie Weir led the devo
tional. Plans for the yearbook
were discussed and a new mem
ber, Mrs. Marion Kirby, was wel
comed into the club.
The highlight of the meeing was
the “Corhe As You Are” party.
Each member came dressed in the
clothes worn at the time they were
invited to the party, including some
in pajamas, robes, house dresses.
Mrs. Claude Crocker directed the
games, after which refreshments
were served by the hostesses. Miss
Weir, Mrs. Guy Tmublin and Mrs.
William Weir. Mrs. Floyd Gilbert
of Russell, Kansas, was a guest for
the evening.
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Laurens Resident Balks At Spinal Operation;
Cured by Chiropractor
The telephone conversation went
something like this—“Dr. Hart, will
you please come out to see my hus
band? Two days ago he strained his
back lifting an oil heater. The phy
sician taped his back, confined him
to bed and advised heat to be ap
plied, but he has shown no im
provement. Now the doctor wants
to rush him to the hospital to make
x-ray pictures for the purpose of a
spinal operation. The doctor says he
is afraid my husband has what a
famous baseball player died with."
Results
The tape was removed from his
| back alnd the heating pad placed on
the shelf where it should have been
; all the time. Chiropractic treat
ments were started immediately
and the response was gratifying.
He was able to report back on the
job 36 HOURS after the first treat
ment The patient continued treat
ments a few weeks and recovered
completely.
Warns Against Use of
Heat for backaches
“The indiscriminate 1 use of heat
applications can often turn a
simple backache into a severe
case,” warns Dr. C. J. Hart, Chi
ropractor. “Sound reasoning
proves it to be extremely harm
ful. It is used merely for the sake
of doing something and no logi
cal reason is given for its use.
When heat is used, it creates a
congregation of blood and fluid
in the capillaries (tiny blood ves
sels) in and adjacent to the ef
fected area. This increases the
size of the irritating factor which
increases irritation. It steps up
the tempo of tfye inflammation.
Increased inflammations mean
increased tissue destruction, thus
prolonging the suffering and de
laying recovery,” he said.
“The quickest, safest relief and
complete recovery from back
ache, sciatica, slipped discs, arth
ritis or neuritis can be obtained
with modem Chiropractic care,”
advises Dr. Hart. —Adv.
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Children under 12 admitted FREE
First Show SlarU at Dank—Second Show at 10 PJL
Swift
Cleanser
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Woodbury
2 £ 19c
Soap
£ 9c
Sweetheart
2 £* 19c
Flakes
m. 9c
Ivory Soap
2 Et 19c
Flakes
iC 32c
Camay Soap
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Duz
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Pard
Dog Food
. 2 ££ 27c
A-Peon
Lighter Fluid
4 «£ 10c
A-Penn
Dry Cleaner
'St 93c
A-Penn Wick
Deodorizer
«.58c
Wesson Oil
pt 45 c
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CUSTOMER RELATIONS
DEPT.
AAP Food Stores
420 Lexington Avenue
New York 17, N. T.
A ram Bioii
Red Circle
'£ 79c
Bokor Coffee
81c
Nectar
Teo
51c
fc-Lb.
, Pkg.
Brown 'N Serve
ru 18c
Pound Coke
— 31c
Mitj
Corn a can 29c
Crtap
Carrots Bund, 9c
Qmma
Cabbage Lb. 5c
Florida
Oranges b£ 49c
Idaho
Potatoes b2 49c
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Juicy
Lemons 2 lbs. 25c
Fresh Tender
Green Beans ..2 lbs. 29c
Tender Green
Peppers Lb. 12c
LIMA BEANS —
PINEAPPLE JUICE -
Chum Salmon Met strike
Green Beans aeaeue
Iona Corn ci«e»st,i.
Dried Pea Beans
Paper Towels Blue Bib bee
A fir P Apple Sauce . ..
Green Giant Peas
Fruit Cocktail Die
Asparagus D *Wi£hlritou rT _ _
Phillips Beans wm, ft**.
Bartlett Pears Del Monte
Sliced Pineapple oei mo,
Corn Flakes •unnyfield
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register »U» ... yea knew what yea aava at AAV. “
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Monte
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39c
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48c
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19c
No. a
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14c
1-LA
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15c
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16c
No. a
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15c
No. SOS
Can
20c
No. 1
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23c
No, a
49c
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29c
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