The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, October 15, 1953, Image 9

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i i J 1 f fc (i 4 ^ ’ The Chronicle Strives To Be A Clean News paper, Complete, Newsy and Reliable x- yJlrr (Cliutmt If You Don’t Read The Chronicle You Don’t Get the News Volume LIV Clinton, S. C, Thursday, October 15, 1953 Number 42 JOANNA HOUSES AND APARTMENT BUILDING Musgrove club, by Miss Myrtice Taylor, assistant Home Agent, with frve members present who trav- "led approximately 3G0 miles to the meeting. Hickory Tavern was sec ond and Warrior Creek third. Mrs. Gray Hipp, president of the Fiden club, invited the County Council 1 to meet with them in the spring of 1954. Local Scout Troop Wins First Place In County Camporee Boy Scout Troop 111 was award ed the Blue Ribbon for earning the greatest number of points at the Laurens District Camporee last Fri day and Saturday. Points were given for discipline, co-operation, and first place in each contest. The troop had 53 points. Scouts making the trip were Neil Dailey, Billy Davis, Joe Dailey, * IRONING RAYON Wallace Boyd, John Eichelberger, Always iron rayon garments ore Joe Neely, Ronnie Moore, Ge*>rgcv the wrong side while damp. This Beaty, Jackie Davis and Phil Rod-Ogives luster to the fabrics, dy. Scoutmaster Milford Smith, made motion pictures, which will be shown at the next court of hon- OFFICE SI PPIJES CHRONICLE PI'BUSHING CO. or. The camporee was held at Dr. B. O. Whitten’s place on Lake Greenw’ood with one hundred and fourteen boys present. According to Field Scout Executive Homer Eggers this was the largest camp- i oree ever held in this county. ■ - ' —- I •" ——- October Meeting Legion Auxiliary The American Legion Auxiliary will meet Tuesday afternon, Oc- 1 tober 20, at 3:30 at the Legion Home. W. and L. CONCRETE CO. Laurens - Clinton SPECIFICATION CONCRETE FOR ANY JOB Reasonable Prices Phone 23416 Laurens Joanna, S. C„ • location of Joanna Cotton Mills Co., is a community of good homes. At top is a modem apartment building. Left, below, is a street of frame houses; and at right below are shown some of the brick homes. Rentals range from 50c to SI.00 per room per week. The company has built and sold a num ber of homes to employees at cost to encourage horns ownership. Methodist WSCS To Meet Monday |Teeti-Age Canteen |Meet Friday Evening The Teen-Age-C^meen Will meet The Woman’s Society of Chris- j Friday evening/October 16, from 8 tian Service will meet Monday af-' until 10 o’clock at the American temoon, October 19, at 4 o’clock at Broad Street Methodist church. Legion Home for the monthly social and square dance. Bulova Cjoddess SET WITH DIAMONDS 17 JEWELS *49 50 J. C. THOMAS JEWELER “It’s Time That Counts” Puces include lederet tn 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 wiN receive your dividend' promptly each January 1st and July 1st. Any amount — from $1 up — opens ah account. • Each account is insured up to $10,000 by the Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corporation. Two people may have up to $30,000 fully insured. Accounts by mail promptly acknowledged. Laurens Federal; Savings & Loan Association Telephone 22271 LAURENS’ LARGEST SAVINGS INSTITUTION 104 West Main Street Laurena, S. C. i 1 .'ft' Fall County Council Meeting Held At Durbin The Fall Council meeting of Lau rens County Farm Women was held Saturday at Durbin church with the Durbin Home Demonstration club as hostess to the group. Eighty council members were present for the meeting. Mrs. Robert C. Wasson, delegate to the Associated Country Women of the World meeting in Toronto, Canada, was guest speaker. Mrs. Wasson was Piedmont district di rector at the time of her trip to Canada. Mrs. Wasson told of her experiences on the trip and of the people in various countries. She gave an informative report on the organization of A. C- W. W. Mrs. Lawrence Cook, County Council president, presided, and Mrs. Herschel Wilson served as secretary. Mrs. H. M. Cook, Durbin club member, gave the devotion, using for her thpme, “Wanted, Spirit- Filled Women to Restore the Lost Art.” Special entertainment, composed of readings and songs, were given by Miss Stella Wallace, accompan ied by Mrs. C. D. Gray and Mrs. E. J. Evatt of Gray Court. Miss Wal lace sang four selections, “I Be lieve,” "Joshua”, “In the Garden of My Heart”, and “One Kiss.” Mrs. Evatt gave two readings, “Mary’s Essay on Husbands”, and “Imper sonations of a Little Boy.” Mrs. B. A. Goodwin, 1st vice- persident of the Council, led the symopsium on the Program Plan of Work for 1954. She gave the Coun ty Council Goals and each county chairman presented department*.! goals which were adopted. County chairmen , are: Mrs. Fred Woods, Beautification; Mrs. Gray Harris, Agricultural; Mrs. Cora Stewart, Citizenship;. Mrs. M. T. Poole, Edu cation; Mrs. B. F. Ridgeway Flealth; Mrs. Buck Mahon, International Relations; Mrs. David Pitts, Legis lative; Miss Belle Patterson, Mem bership; Mrs. Harold Wallace, Mus ic and Recreation; Mrs. H. B. O’ Dell, Publicity; Mrs. Gray Hipp, Religion; Mrs. W. R. Brown, 4-H. Miss Belle Patterson, Lanford, community, gave a report on the State Council meeting held at Win- throp college in June ih which 19 women from Laurens county at tended. Mrs. Guy Mahon, Greenpond club president, gave a report on the Piedmont District meeting held at Clemson on September 12. During the business session Mrs. W. A. Wilson gave the treasurer’s report. Best club reports for the year were announced by the dis trict directors and ribbons awarded to club presidents. Clubs having best reports in the West district were: Hickory Tavern, first; Trin ity Ridge, second; and Shiloh, 3rd. In the East district: Barksdale- Namie, first; Musgrove, second; Long Branch, third. Best reports for the North district were: War rior Creek, first; Greenpond, sec ond; and Lanford, third. Committees reporting were Cour tesy, Mrs. John Traxler and Mrs. James E. Bramlett; Credentials, Mrs. C. A. Patton, Mrs. W. A. Pat ton and_MFs7 L.^C. Patton; Time and PlaceTTVirs. Gray Hipp, Mrs. Guy Mahon and Mrs. Frank Baumgard ner. Pages were Miss Peggy White and Miss Emily Roberts. The attendance gavel was award ed to Mrs. R. G. Wrenn, of the Mr 1 1 J Mi 31 Multi-purpose antiseptic and mouthwash. PINT REG. 79« WED. THRU SAT. OCT. 14-15-16-17 Faster-Acting * - Aspirin Made ASPIRIN Full 5-grain tablets. Bottle of 100 REG. 54c AlcoRex ALCOHOL ^^ ,m K' n . 8 W 2 for 50 c LAVENDER MENTHOLATED^ SHAVE CREAM 9. CRe fa cool, smooth shaves Brushless or lalher act. S9< Tube L fOf OU 1 ’ Highly Refined Mineral Oil Odorless, tasteless, colorless.. REXALL PETROFOL Pint • ICC. 5J< 2 for 60 c !| I TOOTH BRUSHES Klenzo. Nylon- Tufted. Convei or Oval ... REG 39c 2 TOI 40* CHRISTMAS CARDS _ . ^ box of 20 different designs REG. 60r 2 101 61* KLENZ0 ANTISEPTIC _ , ^ ruby red mouthwash, pint. REG. 79r 2 TOI 80* COD LIVER OIL M high poteny. pint REG. $1.49 2fOr1.50 glycerin Suppositories adults’ or infants’. 12's.. REG. 43r 2 101 44* ADRIENNE BATH POWDER ' 7V4 ounces REG.$U5 2f0T 1.26 MONEY-SAVERS INDEL0 LIPSTICKS by Adrienne REG. $1.00 Theatrical Cleansing & Cold Creams 1 pound tins REG. $1 00 ELITE LINEN POUND PAPER 50 sheets or envelopes .. .REG. I5< ADHESIVE TAPE Rexall Pro-Cap - less irritation, 1” x 5 yds. REG. 39< HOT WATER BOTTLE Victoria - 2 quart REG. $2.39 KLENZ0 HAIR BRUSHES nylon, assorted colors REG. $1.00 Not on our 1< sale plan.. but sensational specials offered during 1c sale only! 2 for 1.01 2 for 1.01 2 for 86* 2 for 40* r 2.40 2 for 1.01 First Quality Spuntex NYLONS Lovely 51 gauge-15 denier hosiery in the season’s most popular shades. All Sins. $2.51 Value EXTRA-HEAVY MINERAL OIL Highly refined. OdoTTes*, Mate less, non-fattening. Piet. QUART 2 far 1.2* CANNON BATH TOWEL, 20 x40* 2 for 75* CANNON DISH TOWEL, Dry Fast. 16*x32* 2 for 49* REX SELTZER TABLETS 25 s 2 for 59* REXALL EPSOM SALT.... ...16 ounces 2 for 46* $50,000 MILK CHOCOLATE BAR 2 for 37* CHRISTMAS TREE ORNAMENTS, plastic 2 for 13* RUM V BUTTER TOFFEE 7 oz. box 2for50* TOOTH PASTE, Sugar-Free. JV* or. tube 2for 56* TINY TOT BABY LOTION.. 6 or. bottle 2for 56* .w .....it quantities. Prices subject to Federal Tax where applicable. 8 GREAT BONUS BUYS ©. NOT ON OUR |c SALE PLAN BUT TERRIFIC VALUES INK BUBBLE BATH ^ Each contains 20 packets, 5 different fragrances - pine, carnation. _ _ lily, gardenia, lavender. QQr $3.00 Vaiee NOW ONLY 5J0 ElKAYS AEROSOL AIR REFRESHER Handy push-button spray ban ishes offensive odors, clears smoke odors in seconds. CQc M* Vaiae NOW Jg'* TN«ag CHLOROPHYLL I TOOTH PASTE IK, 1 helps prevent tooth decay and unpiaas- I ant odors originating in _ _ I mouth. • 3 Vi or. Tube. 94 QQc CHRISTMAS TREE LIGHT SET LSTSSr bums independently). With 4 clips and add-on plug. U.L. 1 hH approval $2J» Vaiee NOW ■•Uu CUFTON FEVER THERMOMETERS Sturdy, accurate, easy to read. Oral or Rectal types. CTl! $1 35 Vaiee NOwOf 1 * Ready-ta-Use RUSTIC QUIK-BANDS Waterproof adhesive bandages.. Flexible. Plain or Mercuro- chrome. 30* Valet Nf HO ME MAID Papal* Favaritaa SdKtwd CHOCOIATIS Choice of assorted dark, or assorted milk chocolates. Delicious creams, ^ caramels, fudge, jetties and 1 iff brittlas. 2-UfBox $1.50 Valet Ulg a worn t plus a pinny BOUQUET STATIONERY BOX 36 Whitt vellum sheets - 24 decorated. 12 plain. 24 envelepea. In large cello-wrapped box. ^YOU PAN DEPEND ON ANV DRUG PRODUCT THAT BEARS THE NAME REXALL Howard’s Pharmacy 'Your Rexall Store"