The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, October 29, 1953, Image 6
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THE CLINTON CHRONICLE
Thursday, October 29, 1953 ,
Mrs. Harry Williams and son,
Hap, returned to their home in
Charlotte Tuesday after a few days
Mr. and i —
visit with her ' parents,
Mrs. H. M. Young, Sr.^
YVE DO ALL KINDS OF PRINTING
WHEN BUYING ROSE BUSHES
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The SEAL KRAFT trccemork mean$
vigorous plants that liv# and grow.
SEAL KRAFT is a patented, wax
coating process that protects plants
completely from loss of moisture
thus assuring you the Best of Plants.
ORDIR YOUR PLANTS TODAYI
FARMERS FEED & SEED STORE
Phone 1025
COMPLIMENTS
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BEST WISHES
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HOLLAND’S
FOOD CENTER
We offer congratulations on your
' progress and wish for you contin
ued success in the grocery field.
Sadler-Owens Pharmacy
Phone 400
3RIEFS ..‘ABOUT
1 PEOPLE YOU KNOW ;
Mrs. Buford Wilson and daugh- J
ter, Elizabeth, of Atlanta, are vis- ^
j iting her parents, Dr. and Mrs. L. B
Marion.
Mr. and Mrs. H. T. Hearn of Win- ;
tston-Salem, N. C., spent the week-
I end with the latfer’s father, Thom
as R. Holland, and sister, Mrs. Lau- 1
rence Sanford. j
Mr. and Mrs G. F. % Cooley of
1 Camden, spent several days last |
week with Mr. and Mrs. Grover'
Nabors in Joanna and Mr. and Mrs.
Irby Holland of this city.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert S. Powell,
i and son, Alan, attended the state
fair in Columbia Thursday.
Mrs. W. Roy Pitts spent the i
; week-end in Charleston with her!
! daughter, Mrs. R. J. Grube, and Mr. I
i Grube.
i Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Young, Sr. j
i spent Sunday in Newberry witn'
their son and daughter-in-law, Mr.
and Mrs. Edmunds Young, whose
friends will be interested to know
they have moved into their recently
completed home on Mower street.
Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Jacobs have
returned home from a European
tour. Thby visited their son, Lt.
Ferdinand Jacobs, in Bad Nau
heim, Germany. The new 1954 Chrysler cars will
Mrs. Callie Gault and daughter, i be shown here today for the first
Joy, of North Augusta,' are vis-j time by Plaxico Motors, Inc., the
! iting the latter’s parents, Mr. and official announcement appearing
Mrs .A. B. Godfrey. ! in today’s paper. The public is in-
Mrs. W. P. Adair has returned to | vited to visit their showrooms,
her home in Chillum, Md., after completely redesigned
spending several weeks with rela- chrystej-g for 1954 introduce a new
lives and friends. 235-horsepower FirePower V-8 en-
Misses Emily and Mable Arnold j gine—the most powreful and effic-
spent several days this week with } en t passenger car engine in Ameri-
Mr .and Mrs. R. E. Ferguson, en- ca today—plus many engineering
route to St. Petersburg, Fla.„ from advancements combined with the
Wellesley, Mass. smartest, most beautiful exteriors
Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Betsill and ant j interiors in Chrysler’s 29-year
children, Susan and Billy, of In-, history * I
dianapolis, Ind will arrive tomor-, of Ch ler cars are al , he |
row for a visit with the formers : hi hes , k jn * 29 and wjth
mother, Mrs Vanna Betsill of the all the advances of( / red jn 1954 we
w' M Scot, has returned to "£2$*
her home,n Easley after, months' ^ Chrysler Division,
vis, with her sister, Mrs. R. E. Chrys i cr Corporation, said in in-
m" Neill Turner of Elberton. ! ,roducine ,he new mod ' ls
1954 Chrysler 6-Passenger Sedan Be Shown Here Today
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Above is the new 1954 Chrysler to be shown here today by Plaxico Motors, Inc. New and colorful styling
combined with outstanding engineering features mark the Chrysler Windsor DeLuxe series with a wheelbase
of 125V& inches and powered by the high-performance high-compression Spitfire 119-horsepower engine. Driv
er control is increased through use of new anti-roll front suspension. They are available in 6-passenger sedan,
club coupe, special Newport hard-top coupe, convertible coape, Town and Country wagon and 8-pass, sedans.
New '54 Chrysler
Be Shown Today
By Plaxico Motors
Ga., visited relatives here several
‘In addition to new FirePower
days last week. She was accom- Y*®. s new, colorful styling,
pamed home by her niece. Mrs. designed for luxurious performance
Elsie Morton, and son, Timmy. include the new PowerFhte full-.
Friends of Ray Jackson will be automatic transmission, fully prov-
interested to know he has been re- use 1953 Imiierials, a new
leased from service and has re- Airtemp air conditioning uni L fnH
turned to his home here after serv- ' irn ^ P° we r st ®* rin 6 and power
ing three years with the Air Force, brakes ’ J new an ‘-™ U J™' s**™:
part of which was spent in Alaska, s > on an J solld feel r [ de - a11
and most recently stationed at which add up to a new high in;
Moody Air Force Base. Valdosta, dnver control.
Ga , as airman first class. Choic* of Body Styles and ;
Models Offered
The 1954 Chrysler is offered in
: five models with a total of twenty
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body styles. The lines this year
are the Windsor DeLuxe, New!
Yorker, New Yorker DeLuxe, all
on an 125 1-2 inch wheelbase; Cus
tom Imperial with a wheelbase of
133 1-2 inches and the Crown Impe
rial line with a wheelbase of 145-
1-2 inches.
The Windsor DeLuxe is available
in six-passenger sedan, club coupe,
special Newport hgrd-top coupe,
convertible coupe, Town and Coun
try wagon and 8-passenger sedan
models. New Yorker models are
available in six-passenger sedan, >
club coupe, special Newport club
coupe. Town and Country wagon
« and 8-passenger sedan; and Newj
* Yorker DeLuxe models in six-pes-1
senger sedan, special Newport club
coupe and convertible coupe.
The Custom Imperial is available!
in six-passervger sedan, Newport
and six-passenger Town Limousine
j models. The Crown Imperial is
available in either the 8-passenger
i sedan or limousine model.
Exterior Styling is Functional
and Modern
New Chrysler exterior styling
features a fresh lightness of lin£
beginning with the functionally de
signed grilles tastefully formed of
heavy chromed horizontal bars
which impart a road-hugging ap
pearance. Grille treatments vary
for all models but retain a family
resemblance.
New grille medallions, hood
crests, massive new bumpers and |
attractive new chrome trim “eye-1
brows” above the headlights add to!
! the smart appearance of the cars.
] The directional lamps are in the |
I chrome frame below the head- j
Is&nps. The lamp lenses feature a
rows set into the plastic lenses for
different idea in design with ar-
clearer turn signalling.
Body Trim Highlights Graceful
Lina
The solid side trim is designed
to highlight the graceful lines of
the body. These bright metal trim
parts are completely new and their
distinctive shapes and a felling of
foreward motion.
New moldings flare out thickly
at the bottom to tilt more of their
mirror surface toward the observer
and reflect maximum light The
front and rear fender moldings and
door moldings extend in a sleek,
tapering spear more than half the
car length. They are massively
thick, and simple in shape, accent
ing length and richness.
New stone shields are handsome,
flowing pieces completely plain in
surface. Their swept-back curva
ture accents the feeling of motion.
All lines feature new wheel cov
ers of distinctive, light-reflecting
design. Side name plates of gold
or chrome provide swank identifi
cation of all models.
Eighteen standard and 28 two-
tone color combinations are avail
able.
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MEMORIAL AUDITORIUM
The Showpiece Of The South
MONDAY, NOV. 2—8 P.M.
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GOOD SERVICE IS REALLY A
DOBLE ECONOMY
First, because it means fewer trips to the auto
repair shop. Second, because this better quality
service costs you nothing extra, at our station.
Drive up today! *
LET US PREPARE YOUR CAR FOR THE COLD
WEATHER AHEAD
Anti-Freeze - $1.50 Gal.
Permanent Type-$3.75 Gal.
Lydia Mills Service
Station
Texaco Products
Telephone 9369
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