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v Pape Two THE CLINTON CHRONICLE Thursday, May J, 1*1 WEST CLINTON SOCIAL AND PERSONAL NEWS MRS. RICHARD WATTS. Correspondent and Representative Rev. and Mrs. R. L. Russ had as Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Williams, their dinner guests Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Henry Russ, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Deadwyler and son. Butch, Mr. and Mrs. I. H. Reece and Mr. and Mrs. Jess Willis. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Williams and e* n of Laurens, spent Sunday with " the past week with her mother, ' Mrs. Ada Center. Mis-es Helen Powell, Frances Powell, Azale Powell and Alberti Powell, Mr. and Mrs. Lee Holtz-1 claw and Lucille of Greer, andi a n,,™- Smith and son of Woodruff. Mr. and Mrs Joe Burns and chil- nt Sund with Mrs Ada Cen . dren were visitors in Laurens Sun- ^ J Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Owens and Birthday Party Given son of Gaffney, visited Mr. and Miss Nancy Ann Leopard was LAWN MOWER PRECISION SHARPENING DONE BY EXPERTS Call 184-R Cox Seed Cleaners E. Florida St. visited Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Owens Sunday. | honored with a birthday party at Mr. and Mrs. George Leopard, h er Saturday. Those winning Mrs. Albert Griffith and daughter, prizes we e Joyce Haupfear, Nancy! Emma Lee, of near Saluda, spent Smith and Sandra Rice. Thirty-i Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Hubert, three guests enjoyed the occasion. 1 Leopard. Hostesses for the party were i Mr. and Mrs. D. E. Owens and Misses Loretta Caughman and son of Laurens, visited Mr. and Magdalene Leopard. Each guest re- Mrs. D. L. Owens Saturday. membered Nancy with a gift. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Holly and — Bonnie Mrs. Hallie Campbell and Birthday* and Wedding Mrs. Edith Cox visited in Danville, j Annivertarie* Va., Saturday. Furman Adams will celebrate a Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Bagwell and birthday May 6. I Virginia of Greenwood, spent the Mrs. Cecil Adams will celebrate I week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Lewis a birthday May 13. Bagwell. Sr. Victor Snow celebrated his 5th Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Bagwell and birthday May 1. daughter have moved into an apart-j Rev. and Mrs. J. B. Cole eele- ment on Musgrove street. , brated their wedding anniversary Walter Watts of Greenville, spent April 24. _ , Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Richard ( Watts. Miss Gerry Trammell of Win- throp college, spent the week-end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Trammell. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence McAbee With The Sick Mrs. Walter Smith is seriously ill' at her home on Beauregard street. Mrs. B. O. McClain is ill at her' home. Billy Reece has been seriously of Enoree, spent the week-end with ill- Mr. and Mrs. Will Hampton. Mrs. Ella Harvey is able to be out Rev. and Mrs. J. B. Cole and after a recent accident, daughter were visitors in Greenville Dot and Marion Calvert have Monday. ^ een iU with chicken pox. Mrs. Essie Powell of Greer, spent Lawrence Kuykendall has re-j j turned to his home after being a patient at Hays hospital. Dangerous enemies lie in wait for your furs . . . moths, heat, fire, thieves. Give your furs guaranteed, 4-way protection against these hazards, in our super-safe, scientifi cally controlled storage vaults! LET US STORE YOUR FURS NOW! Chaney's Dress Shoppe Phone 73 — Clinton, S. C. QUALITY FEED FROM MILL TO YOU lOlbt 25lbs 100 lbs 67 1.58 5.65 1 IOC* are crumble*) .64 1.43 5.20 .62 1.40 5.10 (lOCs available in pellets at .10 extra) BABY CHICK SCRATCH 60 5.05 GROWING SCRATCH .59 1.36 4.75 SCRATCH FEED .58 1.34 4.65 SPECIAL DISCOUNT ON 500# OR MORE All-Mash Starter & GROWING MASH LAYING MASH All poultry mashes packed in DRESS PRINT BAGS BTR D 502 FLOUR & FEED STORES 130 MUSGROVE ST. Y. P. Adair, Mgr. Clinton, S. C. DIRCCT FROM MILL TO YOU I Boy Seoul Interest Growing Boy Scout Troop 138 of the Clin ton Mills are really on the go. We have recently bought camping equipment for thirty boys and we now have thirty-four boys enroll ed, but we still have room for more. We have registered twenty boys for a week at Camp Old In dian this summer. They will be there the week of July 15-21. We are planning to have several more boys'* to sign up for this trip yet. We are also taking an overnight camping trip at least twice a month. Our troop has a new power lawn mower which we are using to cut grass in the community in order to raise funds for the troop’s activities. We have 30 boys that will be ready for promotion to second class scout at our next court of honor. We, as leaders of this great or-} ganization, feel very proud of gach and evrey boy and hope w« can help them to grow to be fin# and useful men in the chflrches and community activities where they live. We are encouraging church attendance in our program. L. C. Ficklin, Scoutmaster Clark Meadors, Assistant Scoutmaster Jim Puryear, Explorer Advisor. Brotherhood Meeting Saturday The Community Brotherhood will hold its regular monthly meeting at Bailey Memorial Southern Methodist church Saturday, May 5. at 7:30. All members are requested j to be present and a cordial invita- ! tion is extended to all men in the community. An interesting pro- meeting. This club is open to all men in gram has been planned for this the community who would like to ! become members and not just members of Bailey Memorial church, regardless of church mem- ; bership. The purpose of the club ! is to assist any church in the com- : munity in any way possible, its of- ! ficers state. Music Pupils In Auditions On Thursday, April 26. the piano pupils of Mrs. Joe E. Land, par- ! ticipated in the National Guild of | Student Musicians and were judged I by Ralph Leopold of New York City, concert pianist, in private au ditions. Each pupil is listed with their ratings: Local (Playing 3 and 4 numbers) Rating Ruth Trammell—Superior — Mi nus. Caherine Dunaway — Superior— Minus. Donnaree Cauble — Superior — Minus. Betty Sue Spillers — Superior— Minus. Dawn Campbell — Superior — Minus. Martha J. Reeder — Superior— Minus. Donald Powers—Excellent—Plus. Shirley Hedgepath—Excellent — Plus. Ann Middleton—Excellent—Plus. Marlene DeYoung — Excellent— Plus. Joan Burgess—Excellent—Plus. Margaret Madden — Excellent— Plus. Genell Carley—Excellent— Plus. Buddy Yarbrough—Excellent. District (Playing 5 numbers) Rating Alma Spillers—Superior. Pat Davenport—Superior—Minus. Jackie Franks — Superior—Mi nus. Pat Cunningham—Superior—^Mi nus. Loraine Patterson—Superior—Mi nus. Elizabeth Cole—Excellent— Plus. Peggy Dunaway — Excellent — Plus. Clara Heaton—Excellent. Mr. Leopold g.ive the following program at 7:00 o'clock at the com munity building for the nupils: “Prelude in E Minor,” Op. 35, Mendelssohn. “By the Sea,” Arensky. “Humoresque,” Rachmaninoff. “Polonaise B Flat Major,” Cho pin. “Mazurka B Major,” Chopin. “Aaagio from Moonlight Sonata,” Beethoven. “Clair de Lune ” Debussy. SUBSCRIBE TO THE CHKONICLS “The Paper Everybody Reads” All Your Favorite Treats Are % Oven-Fresh and Budget-Priced In ASP’s Jane Parker Bakery. „o* ^curate - slight roarg c0tn e9 wetgh nr adding u P. he t0 be chose or tistl ed t0 p ore* 1 " t,-" at A * r .•almost a*^ ^ Our ful i that t/iev , u measure wM* 1 ' , f R , correct prxe ’ The baked goods you like best are at their best in the Jane PcTfcei Bakery Department of your A&P. For every taste-tempting treat is made of fine ingredients and rushed here right from A&P's own spotless Jane Parker bakeries! How about values? They're simply tremendous! 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