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Thursday, September 17, 1953
THE CLINTON CHRONICLE
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There is a well-established scientific reason for every de
cision your doctor makes. He is guided in his opinions
hy the conclusions of authorities in the field of medicine.
Even though you have had no recent occasion to consult
a physician, it is well to have one in mind. Pay him a visit.
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Then when you need him, he will be better prepared to
care for you properly. When your doctor gives you a
prescription, bring it to us to be filled. We are prescription
specialists.
Write Tour Congressman “NO” on Socialized Medicine
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McGee’s Drug Store
Phone No, 1
Society...
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meeting recently attended in Savan
parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Finney
where supper was served. Assisting
in serving and' entertaining were
WHITE TO BROWN j nel.
When white shoes begin to look j
soiled arid dingy, they can be made
^ r rs - ^ eldon , ' j ,? n ’ a good brown by applying saffron.
iVV. Finney, Jr., and Mrs: J. P. Me.- Mj x iq drops of saffron with three
| MiHan of Tampa, Fla., who is visiting teaspoons of olive oiL Clean shoes
v. k aapq Wallarp anri Miss • Covers were laid at the dining table 1 ", e * i dark spots w dl
nah, by Wrs. Ione Wallace and Mis*, wh i ch wa8 prettily appointed in a show. Apply with a piece of flan-
Two coats should do it.
SMOKE STAINS
A simple method for removing
smoke stains from bricks is to use
wood ashes. Moisten them with
water and rub the bricks with a
rag dipped in the ashes.
raw or , g . pink birthday motif. The cake, placed j.jj.jj.jj.j-.jj.--.--.--.--.--.--.
discussed for the observance of the * _ with \T
, °n a reflector and encircled with
National B. and P. W. week Oc- was on e j^er side by
tober 11-17. Announcement was .pink tapers in crystal holders,
made concerning the district dinner
held in Greenwood at the Oregon
hotel September 15 and all members
were invited to attend.
Miss Ruth Hair, chairman of radio
and television committee, led the
DINNER PARTY HONORS
MR. AND MRS. VON HOLLEN
Complimenting Mr. and Mrs. James
Von Hoi
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ollen who were recently mar- «
ried Mrs. C. M. Bailey and Mrs. W. L. S
evening’s program. Especially inter-1 Marshall, Jr., entertained at dinner
esting were the broadcasts over sta- on Tuesday evening.
tion “B. and P. W.” from a micro- Roses, spider lilies and gladioli
phone, given by Miss Inez Tucker, with other fall flowers and shrubs i
Miss Mildred Bozard and Mrs. Na- ( were beautifully arranged in the re- ,
than Brazil, discussing the work of, ceivln f? r °°™ s .<> f the home. Guests j.*
., ... . i were invited into the dining room s$
their committees, civil defense, ^-! where dinner was served buffet from §
nance and career opportunities. d i n j nfi j table centered with a low
Miss Ethel Mae Rowe of Joanna t) OW i 0 f red roses. The bride and fj
1 played two piano selections “My groom’s table was adorned with pink
i Hero” and theme from a sonata by | roses and place cards bore wedding t-t
i Schubert. L I symbols’ while smaller tables were «
| The meeting closed with..the read-.'similarly appointed for other guests. £
ing of the club collect. I „ Afte , r . dinner cards were enjoyed, g
» -■ Mrs. v on Hollen won high score «.♦
DINNER PARTY GIVEN j bridge ^.rd . |
t rr rrii r'ITCCft , Mrs. >\. P. Jacobs assisted the host- ,8
F 9 R k T : C0L - ( ? US ?: E ^ , , 1 esses in serving and entertaining. ! 8
On Monday evening Lt. Col. and | ° j«
]\Jrs. Francis V. Smith enteitained at ifrivTvji^'T'ii n ai/td rr»
dinner honoring Lt. Col. Michael Gus- KENNETH BAKER, JR.,
sie who left yesterday for Fort Lewis,! HOST TO FRATERNITY £
Washington and a Far East assign-.} Kenneth Baker, Jr., entertained his
ment. [brother! of Kappa Alpha Order at £
Covers were laid for ten at the table Presbyterian cdllfege with a drop-in g
which was centered with an arrange- on Sunday afternoon from four until i.:
ment of gladioli and pom-poms. A 5:30 at his home on Hickory street.'S
three-course dinner was served. j His parents assisted in entertaining, ft
In addition to Col. and Mrs. Gussie Also assisting in the dining room #
, guests included Capt. and Mrs. Ernest were Mrs. E. H. Hall, w’ho poured «
Kelly, Mr- and Mrs. Benjamin Almy, ( coffee, Mrs. Tom Addison and Miss &
Mr. and Mrs. Kay Mills. Ann Baker.
The tea table from which refresh
THAT WE HAVE ENTERED
THE GAS APPLIANCE
BUSINESS.
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One of the best scientific equipped Chiropractic clinics in the
South, the Hart Clinic offers its facilities and years of experience
to the sick and suffering of this area. If your health is not what
it should be, call for an appointment with—
The C. J. Hart Chiropractic Clinic
205 Chnrch St.
Year-Round Air-Conditioned
LAURENS, S C.
Telephone 22501
A. R. P. SUNDAY SCHOOL
HAS ANNUAL PICNIC
The annual picnic for the Sunday
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fully appointed in silver with a con- ft
taiiM»r of red roses flanked by yellow $
School of the Associate Reformed 1 tapers. Pink roses and zinnias adorned K
Pr.,cK,.f«.ion uroo i, 0 i,i the livirtfir room. About thirtv-five
Presbyterian church was held on ; the living .room. About thirty-five
Wednesday evening of the past week, guests called daring the afternoon.
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Members of the congregation and
a number of visitors met at the MRS . WINGARD HEADS
church and motored to Greenwood i c-pinv AITYIirADY'
State Park where a picnic supper was 1 AU AILIAKi ft
j At a meeting of the American Le- «
gion Auxiliary -groups on Tuesday g
evening at the Legion Home the fol-
lowing new officers were installed w.ith S
enjoyed.
We have in stock a selection of
. Cooking Ranges, Water Heaters,
Space and Utility Heaters
SALES - INSTALLATION
AND SERVICE
BY EXPERIENCED WORKMEN
„ CALL ON US FOR YOUR GAS APPLIANCE
v . NEEDS.
Anderson
Appliance Company
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MRS. HICKS HOSTESS
S M RA F G F J CI t R M LE TF Mr9 - vvilmot Sheal y conducting the
Mrs. F. F. Hicks and Mrs. Thurston installation service:
Giles were hostesses on- Monday eye- President, Mrs. B. F. Wingard.
mng at the home of the former for Y'j ce President, Mrs. Lonnie
the September meeting of the Sara fjiers.
G j?" n Girc lf R roa d Street Meth- Secretary, Mrs. J. P. Rowland,
odist church. I Treasurer, Mrs. Edgar Taylor.
Miss Kate Milam presented the Historian, Miss Florrie Burdette,
program on The Sower, The Seeds, Sergeant-at-Arms, Mrs. G. W. Hoi
The Soil and The Sheaves. She was Ungsworth
assisted by Miss Jeanette Pitts, Miss chaplain, Mrs. F. M. Stutts.
Rose Lee and Miss Elizabeth Cope- re ti r ing president, Mrs. Frank
... . . Miller gave a .resume of the past g
During the evening the hostesses vear ’ s work a f ter w hich the vavel H
were assisted by Mrs. C. C. Giles in ^. ag p resen ted Mrs. Wingard. She *•*
serving salad, iced cake squares and talked on - The 0rigin of K The Star §
. Russian tea. ; Spangled Banner”, following the mus- S
„ . —c—— ic theme. She also urged the mem- h
CENTURY CLUB MEETS hers to stress membership and it was ft
WITH MRS. STUMP j voted to hold all meetings in the eve-
The Century club held its first meet- uings after October. il
ing Tuesday afternoon at the home , f1 ! u ” nK , a socla l hour Mrs. Frank 8
of Mrs. A. B. Stump, with 20 mem- Mlller ar,d Mrs - Henr y ' oun k and \\
104 W. Pitts St.
Phone 927
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Savings Accounts
3%—DIVIDEND—3%
We invite savings accounts from the people of Clinton
and vicinity. You will like our friendly and efficient ser
vice* and you will receive your dividend promptly each
January 1st and July 1st. Any amount — from $1 up —
opens an account.
Each account is insured up to $10,000 by the Federal
Savings and Loan Insurance Corporation. Two people ma?
have up to $30,000 fully insured.
Accounts by mail promptly acknowledged.
hers present.
Mrs. W. R. Anderson was in charge |
their committees served refreshments, ft
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H the transition of the arts, govern- NEW STUDENTS, FACULTY \\
jj ment, and religion m the last 50 annua i reception honoring the it
. jears. freshmen, other new students and new ■
ft * ’ . .. ,,, , i. i j s\ freshmen, other new students and new
ti tnhJl e 9n eXt rneetm,f W1 ‘ Gc * faculty members was given Thursday H
evening in the libarary of Presbyter- sj
ian college by the Student Christian ft
Association and the College Dames. S
Mrs. E. H. Hall, S. C. A. hostess «
tober 20.
SUSAN CATHY 3IGBEE
IS GIVEN PARTY
Chartered and Supervised by the
United States Government
Laurens Federal Savings
& Loan Association
Telephone 22271
LAURENS’ LARGEST SAVINGS INSTTrUYION
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104 West Main Street
Laurens, S. C.
On Saturday afternoon, September greeted the guests and presented B
„ 12th about forty children gathered at them to the receiving line which was
ft the home of Mrs. Edward Bigbee on composed of President, Dr. Marshall ft
8 N. Owens street to celebrate the fifth W* Brown, Mrs. Brown; Dr^and Mrs. ft
ft! birthday of her daughter, Susan George C. Bellingrath, Mr. and Mrs. ft
ft; Cathy. Games were enjoyed and pic- ; Haynie G. Prince, Mrs. John Steven-
ft tures were taken. ! son, president of the College Dames, ft
ft! Later cake, soft drinks, suckers and j Ray Smith, S.C.A. President; Lt. Col. ft
g | potato chips were served. Each child | a nd Mrs. Francis V’. Smith, Mr. and ft
received a favor. Mrs. Taylor Martin, Charles Edge, ft
Elmore Herbert, Mr. and Mrs. Alec ft
Cruickshanks, Leon Hall, Mr. and ft
Mrs. William Crutchfield.
The long refreshment table was dec-
decorated with an attractive fruit ar-
ft Cathy was remembered by her lit-
ft j tie friends with gifts.
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To City Taxpayers
ALL CITY TAXES NOT PAID
October 1st
WILL BE PLACED IN EXECUTION
AND PROPERTY SOLD
FOR TAXES.
This Is Our Last Appeal To You
Before Oct. 1st.
JOE P. TERRY, Mayor.
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B&PW MEMBERS
ATTEND MEETING , „ „
A number of members of the local ratl g t,m ent and yellow candles in sil-
Business and Professional Women’s ' 1,1 can delabra. Punch, sandwiches,
club attended a meeting Tuesday eve- mints and cookies were served
ning at the Oregon hotel in Green-! ». .. . .
wood, when Miss Beatrice Patterson ! Assisting in serving were Misses
of New York, director of field serv- " t>Ien c And * r80n * Macdonald,
ice and membership of the National ^ S “ e Da ^» Rose Moore Nettles,
‘Federation Business, and Professional Marshall and Margie* Mills.
Women’s clubs addressed the group. w Floral decoration m the library
A medley of old fashioned songs by in g f eatu ccd gladioli, spider lilies
a chorus from the local club was a ; and , bam boo with other flowers of the
feature of the program. early fall season.
'.Those who attended were: Miss' included faculty members
Ruth Hair, Miss Mary Ann Craig, I new ; 8tudents and sev c ra l special
Mrs. R. G. Carr, Mrs. James Pitts, ...
Mrs. lone Wallace, Mrs. Dan Yar- - The comm ‘ttee on arrangements m-
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Save Cold Cash with...
MONEY . SAVING
WORK - SAVING
Mill-to-Yon
Prices
Stone-Ground
Self-Rising
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Cool Off with ...
Birdsey’s FAIR PLAY
ICED TEA (Orange Pekoe)
39c
5 lbs.
49c
Vi lb.
ASK—About Famous PAYDAY SPECIALS
The Economy Plan for Buying Staple Groceries
Make a Cold Profit with
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Laying Mash
Starter-Broiler Mash
100 lbs.
100 lbs.
5.30
5.95
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borough, Mrs. P. H. Miller, Mrs. Fran
ces Warner, Miss Rebecca Speake,
eluded members of the Student Chris
tian Association, Mrs. Brown, and the
Mrs. W. W. Harris, Miss Margaret j £ >1I ° Win f f 0< *’ < ; ers of ^ he Golle>f ‘ 1 >
Blakely, Miss Katherine Blakely, Mrs. I 5 a, !!. es ’ T 8 ; Stevenson Mrs. Edward
Nathan Brazil, Mrs. J. K. Haselden, 1 v Campbell, vice-president and Mrs.
rs. Leila Johnson, Miss Marie Weir, Kay M,U8 ’ *«"etary and treasurer,
and Mrs. William Weir. | ^
HALL-BURROUGHS
RITES TUESDAY
Miss Dorothy Elizabeth Hall and
Hoyt Lee Burroughs were united in
matrimony at noon September 15 at
Laurens by J. Hewlette Wasson,
Judge of Probate.
The bride was attired in a beige
woolen suit with brown accessories
‘and wore a corsage of golden chrys
anthemums.
Those present for the ceremony in
cluded Mr. and Mrs. Tom Brigman of
Newberry and M-Sgt. J. K. Hatton of
Shaw AFB, Sumter.
Mr. and Mrs. Burroughs will make
their home in Newberry.
Eastern Stars
To Meet Friday
Your Dollar BUYS MORE At Your
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Mas grove Street
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The James B. Parrott Chapter No.
9, Order of Eastern Star, .will hold
its regular meeting Friday evening
at 8 o’clock at the Masonic hall.
Candidates will receive degrees and
all members are asked to be present.
BETSY FINNEY
HAS »l i THDAY
Honorin-. ‘r granddaughter Betsy
Finney, on occasion of her ninth
birthday, John W. Finney, Sr.,
entertained : oout eighteen little girls
with a theatre party and supper
Tuesday afternoon.
Following the movie the i,roUp
were invited to the home of Betsy’s
My
BARBER SHOP
Is Now Open
for
Regular Hours
JOHN M. MASON
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Telephone No. 6
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