The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, May 21, 1953, Image 7
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Thursday, May 21, 1953
THE CLINTON CHRONICLE
Pa** Serev
Society
(Continued from page three)
Tankersley, Jackie Truluck and
Toni Nelson, who rendered several
songs and presented the program
on “Pan America.” Misses Truluck
and Nelson will be representatives
to the Palmetto Girls State.
During a business sesion plans
were made for the Poppy Day sale
Saturday/ Later sandwiches, cook
ies and punch were served by the
hostesses, Mrs. Henry M. Youn.g,
Sr., Mrs. Henderson Pitts, and Mrs.
W. G. King, Sr.
Mixed garden flowers were ar
ranged in several containers as
decoration for the home.
The evening group was given a
DeLoache of Laurens, who showed
program on cancer by Mrs. Sara D.
a film on the subject and talked
on the “Cancer Crusade.”
Bowls of Admiral Byrd daisies
added attractiveness to the meet
ing room.
During a social hour the hostess
es, Mrs. J. C. Pace, and Mrs. WiL
liam Weir, served cake and punch.
Campfire, Blue Birds
Honor Mrs. Sutherland
Complimenting Mrs. A. G. Suth
erland, Jr., the leaders and mem
bers of Camp Fire and Blue Bird
groups in the Kodaka district, en
tertained with a mother-daughter
tea Friday afternoon in the social
rooms of the First Presbyterian
church. Mrs. Sutherland, who is
president of the Clinton area lead
ers association, and also head of
the Kodaka district, is leaving this I M. Pitts, Sr.
month to make her home in Fon
tana, N. C.
Mrs. Hubert Boyd received with
Mrs. Sutherland and Mrs. Tom Ad
dison poured punch. Other lead
ers assisting in entertaining were
Mrs. James F. Ellison, Mrs. William
Davis, Mrs. Frank Fowler and Mrs.
Thomas D. Jacobs.
Mrs. G. W. Hollingsworth to Mrs.
J. W. Crawford.
Mrs. George Holland to
John Graham.
After each tribute a white carna
tion was placed in a vase in mem
ory of the departed member. Af
terwards Mrs. Edwards placed a
red carnation in the vase, a symbol
ley of Mountville.
McCOIG
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas McCoig an-
"“ s - nounce the birth of a daughter,
Carolyn Sue, on May 20, at the Bla
lock clinic. Mrs. McCoig is the
former Miss Jeanette Glenn.
FRANKLIN
Mr. and Mrs. Elbert Franklin
anounce the birth of a son, William
_ G , re . en K tap f s * silver of service to the society. Mrs. Ed- Josephfon^ylS a't Hay's hospital
candelabra placed at either end of wards read a poem, “The Common- Mrs . Franklin is the' former Miss
the lace-covered tea table.- Ar
rangements of larkspur shading
from pink to lavender adorned the
ion of Saints,” and closed the ser-
with a prayer. A beautiful
ement of white gladioli was
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vice
araAgi
Kate Woody.
mantel and refreshment table while placed near the altar for remem- 1
roses and other spring flowers were i bjrance
used elsewhere. Assorted cookies, 1
Bell Street Seniors
D<
mints and nuts were served with
the punch.
In appreciation of her efforts to-| Dethrone FoClllty
ward organization and service to! 1.4 i r
the group Mrs. Sutherland was pre- JViemDerS FOr LSay
sented an engraved sterling silver"
goblet.
Card Of Thanks
May we take this means of saying
to our friends, neighbors and the
community as a whole how much
we appreciate the kind things done
for us during the illness and death
of our father “Uncle Jim” Osborne.
The cards, the lovely floral tri
butes, the mpals that werei served
FOR CHILLS
OFEVERO
DUE TO MALARIA ^
CttitCL made with
ODD QUININE
and other acts of sympathy that were
rendered were deeply appreciated.
May God richly bless each and every
ope of you.
—Miss Nellie Osborne.
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Say—
“I SAW IT IN THE CHRONICLE”
Thank You
Dr. Fred E. Holcombe
OPTOMETRIST
Offices at
200 South Broad St.
Phone 658
Office Hoars 9.00 to 5:3C
W. S. C. S. Holds
Memorial Service
A memorial service was held
Monday afternoon by 1 the Woman’s
Society of Christian Service of
Broad Street Methodist church.
Names of those in \Mhose memory
the service was held were read by
Mrs. Billy McMillan. Mrs. Julian
Coleman then sang “Sunset and
Evening Star,” accompanied by
Mrs. E. K. Garrison. The scripture
from Proverbs, was read by Mrs.
J. V. Edwards, Sr. Beautiful trib
utes were given by*
Mrs. Wilmot Shealy to Mrs. John
W. Coleman.
Mrs. Lewis Pitts to Mrs. Thomas
R. Holland.
Mrs. Nene Workman to Mrs. J.
TALL COMPOTE. 6.80
LOW CANDLESTICK 5.60
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A SELECTION OF
OUTSTANDING VALUES
Atr tsiatchtngptece s
Candlestick, low 5.60
Salt & Pepper ..... .. 6.^0
Tall Compote 6.80
Compote, low 5.60
Vase 5.20
Bon Bon 4.80
Cigarette Urn 3.60
Ash Tray 1.45
Basket, pierced 7.60
Sandwich Tray, pierced 8.00
Sauce & Ladle Set ... 8.00
Bowl, pierced 13.20
Sugar & Cream 12.00
Hurricane Lamp .... 11.50
SPAtKUNO
"Circle Bead"
OISION
EASY
TERMS
BLUE NILE DIAMONDS
Wednesday, May 13, marked the
possible beginning of a history
making event in Bell Street high
school. The assembly summoned
22 seniors to comprise the faculty
for the day.
Words of praise for the results
of training, in . leadership, dignity
of responsibility and influence over!
student personnel were voiced byj
the entire faculty. It was a suc-j
cessful try-out carried through byj
the following students.
Principal, Joel Moon; Science,
Joan Burnside; Mathematics, Wil-j
liam F. Dendy; Business, Valerie
Ferguson; English, Annette Collins;
Social Studies, Ethel M. Simpson;
French, Agnes McMorris; Home
Economics, Lucie Sanders; English,
John D. Williams; Agriculture,
Stover Gary; Secretary, Dorothy
Wallace; Seventh Grade-A, Ernest
Young; Seventh Grade-B, Sula Mil
ler; Sixth Grade-A, Louise Wilson;
Sixth Grade-B, Corine Boyd; Fifth
Grade, Christine Little; Fourth
Grade, Josephine Dillard; Third
Grade, Leroy Higgins; Second
Grade, Robert L. Peake, H; First
Grade-A, Amelia McMorris; First
Grade-B, Willie F. Mason; Play
Ground, Willie H. Watson.
Bell Street Finals Be Held Tonight
Twenty-six seniors are candi
dates for graduation at the school in
exercises to be held May 28 at 8:00
p. m. in the gymtorium, Principal
McQuilla Hudson, announced yes
terday.
Rev. Alfred Isaac of State A&M
college will preach the baccalau-1
reate sermon Sunday, May, 24, in
gymtormm. - Music ■will-birren-
dered by the school glee club. The
final address will be delivered by
Attorney Matthew Perry of Spar
tanburg, on May 28 at 8 p. m.
Senior clas officers are: Ernest j
Young, president; John D. Wil
liams, vice-president; Louise Wil
son, secretary; and Ethel M. Simp
son, treasurer.
Other seniors are: Joan Burnside,
Annette Collins, William F. Dendy,
Josephine Dillard, O’Lester Fergu
son,'Valerie Ferguson, Stover Gary,
Nellie Grant, Sula M. Miller, Joel
Moon, Robert L. Peake, II. Glen
Prather, Lucie Mae Sanders, Dor
othy Wallace, and Wilie H Wat
son. V. A. DeLee, advisor.
Birth Announcements
BUCHANAN
Mr. and Mrs .Furman Buchanan
anounce the birth of a daughter,
Susanne Finley, on May 13 at Hays |
Irespitah—Mrs. Buchanan was be- j
fore marriage Miss Rosanne Fin-
ROGERS
Serve With Butter—Deerfield, 40 to 50 per Can
Whole Midget Beets
Nutreat Colored Quarters
Margarine
Pick of the Nest
EGGS
Delicious, Pure Apple Flavor—Old Virginia
Apple Jelly
Always Kitchen Fresh—Kraft’s
Grade “A”
Large
tse
No. 2
Cans
1-Lb.
Pkg.
Dozen
1-Lb.
Jar
Pint
25c
21c
60c
19c
33c
Our Own Biend—Silver Label Vi Lb. Pkg:.
TEA 43c
Red?ate Pink Meat Tall Can
SALMON 45c
Kounty Kfst Cream Style _ 17 Oi. Can
Argo Gloss 7 Ox. Pkg.
STARCH 2 for 13c
Triangle Plain or S. R. 10 Lb. Bag
FLOUR 75c
Sunshine Hydrox 7 , j Ox. Pkg.
CORN ^ for 33c
Scotties Soft Facial __ Pkg. of 24)0
TISSUES 15c
COOKIES 7 . 7 77 26c
Our Prtdr Brown or Serve ~ Pkg. of IT
ROLLS I9c
Tender, Economical Beef Chuck
ROAST
Colonial Pride 11^
U. S. Choice IDo T’OC
Fancv Firm Ripe Slicing
TOMATOES
2 - 33c
Made and Sold Fresh
GROUND BEEF .. Jb. 39c
Extra Large 2 Heads
LETTUCE 29c
Plate and Brisket
STEWING BEEF .. lb. 19c
Gorton's Cello Wrapped
PERCH FILLET .. lb. 35c
Fancy Ripe 2 Lbs.
BANANAS 25c
1. S. No. 1 White 10 Lbs.
POTATOES 43c
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QUALITY MEATS
Round - T-Bone - Sirloin
STEAK, lb
65c
Chuck
BEEF ROAST, lb
39c
Boneless
BEEF STEW, lb
53c
Beef
RIB STEW, lb. !
29c
Fresh
PORK RIBS, lb
49c
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Shoulder
PORK ROAST, lb
45c
Small “Hot Dog”
WEINERS, lb.
396
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