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Patire Six THE CLINTON CHRONlCMi Items of Interest Fr<nn . . . West Clinton MRS. JOHN MAYE, Correspondent and Representative PHONE 923-R Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Kinard and Jimmy visited Mr. and Mrs. Joe Griffin in Florence and Mr. and Mrs. James Arnold in Heming way during the week-end. Mr. and Mrs. James Smith of Chester, visited Mr and Mrs. W gomery, Ala. Mrs. Margaret Baker has re turned to Eaten Rapids, Mich., after visiting Mr. and Mrs. Wil liam Brewer and othex relatives. Miss Faye Ward of Union, spent the week-end with Mr. ahd O. McGee and Mrs. Gus Hams Mrs. Claude Ward. Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Pitman and son, Floyd, visited Mr. and Mrs^ J. B. Vaughn in Greenville Saturday. Hubert Leopard and daughter, Magdalene, visited Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Leopard near Saluda Sun day. H. A. Adams and Jewel Ow ens visited relatives in Green wood Monday. M. P. Petty of New Orleans, Howad Reeves and Jack Mr. and Mrs. Will Puckett and With Tho Sick j her home. men who are employees of the Mrs. Georgia Anna Lewis has : Mrs. Joel Cox is recuperating m m s> are invited to be present, been ill. | at her home after an operation a similar club was formed a Mrs. Joe Strickland and illness at Anderson hospital. j week ago at Lydia Cotton Mills Brenda have been ill. j Mrs Martha Huhn, mother of with a large number of charter Mrs. W. L. Glenn.has returned Graham, has been a patient at Greenville General hospital and is seriously ill at her home treat- home after undergoing ment at Hays hospital. Ricky Adams has returned to members signing up. \ Boys Epjoy Hike ThursdayjMarc^0^1955 and marshmallow roast was en joyed by sixteen young boys. Birth Announcements Brown Mr. and' Mrs. John Thomas Brown announce the birth of a son, Jimmy Dell, on February 24 at Hays hospital. Mrs. Brown is Mr. and Mrs. Durrell Ficklin and Randy visited Mr. and Mrs. and children and Miss Grace M. Sanders near Boiling Springs Ficklin visited Mrs. Macey Me-1 Sunday. Coy in Greenville Sunday. | Mr. and Mrs. Victor Mattox Sgt. and Mrs. Edgar Brazil and' and Cindy visited Mr. and Mrs. children of Fort Benning, Ga., 1 J. L. Mattox near Whitmire Sun- spent the week-end with Mr.' day. and Mrs. C. W. Windsor. Mr. andj n. L McGee was called to Mrs. W H Lindler of Whitmire Canton, N. C, Saturday due to and Mrs. George Addy of New-, the death of his brother, Zebb berry,' visited them Sunday. Mrs. McGee. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Mark Windsor of Lydia, was a Quinton and Jimmy accompan-1 La. visitor on Monday. j ied him to Canton. The funeral | Petty of Glen Alpine, N C., vis- Mr and Mrs Bobby Wooten was held Tuesday. Mr. McGee jited Mrs. Giles Lawson during and Debby visited in Charlotte remained for a longer stay. the week-end. N C., Wednesday. They also Seaman Paul Arnold of Nor-| Mr. and Mrs. Jasper McGinnis visited Mr. and Mrs. Walter folk, Va„ is visiting his parents, and children and Mr. and Mrs. Clardy in Rock HilL Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Arnold. I Wayne Graham visited in Au- Mr. and Mrs. Joe Proffitt and Mr. and Mrs. Jessie Samples,, gusta, Ga., Sunday. The Me son spent the week-end with the Jr., and Ruby Wells of Ware Ginnis family also visited Mr. latter’s parents. Mr and Mrs. Shoals, and David Beaty visited and Mrs. George McGinnis in Mark Satterfield near Clinton. Mr. and Mrs. Jessie Samples. Sr,, Chester Sunday On Sunday they visited Mr. and during the week-end. M rs Charlie Barker, Mr. and Mrs Claude Kemells near Ren- Mrs. Sadie Grant of Spartan- Mrs. Dewey Oxner and Mrs. I burg, spent the week-end with Jimmy Suttles visited Mrs. Joe no. son of Union, visited Mr. and his home on Shands street after Mrs. W. J. Shepard Sunday. — -* ~ ” 1 Mrs. Bobby Braswell and son, Gary, and Mrs. Jack Griffin and children of Ware Shoals, visted Mr. and Mrs. Earl Braswell Sun day. Mrs. Fannie McCullough and Steve Crowe spent the week-end in Abbeville with Mrs. J E. Nor ris. Miss Pat Braswell, Bill Nance of Whitmire, Miss Velma Bras well, John Butler of Laurens, and Virginia Owens attended the basketball tournament in Greenville Friday. J. D. Williamson and Mrs- Ora Woods visited Jack Williamson in Columbia Sunday John and Elizabeth Ledford of Chester, Helen and William Hunter, Frances Norwood and Catherine of Pelzer visited Mrs. W. L. Ledford and Miss Daisy Ledford during the week-end. The Junior and Intermediate former Catherine Slice. F.shirg Club To Organise i RA’s of Calvary’ Baptist church, Builae an operation at Greenville Gen-' An organizational meeting for with their counselors, Rufus Mr and Mrs Johnny Butler an- eral hospital. a Clinton Mills Fishing club will 1 Handback and Dorsey Turner, nounce the birth of a son, Robert Mrs. Evelyn Sams is ill at her be held Tuesday night, March enjoyed a hike to the Clinton Acie, on March 3 at Hays hos- home on Elizabeth street. 115, at 7:30 at the Community j Mill pumping station and new pital. Mrs. Butler is the former Mrs. C. W. Windsor is ill at I building. All interested fisher- reservoir. A bountiful wetner Miss Louise Smithy Steak Ue at DIXIE-HOME! i.i am Tbrifl*-T«ar T-BONE STEAKS M. A. Milam. Mr. and Mrs. W D Osborne her sister, Mrs. and children visited the latter’s and Mr. Milam. Mr and Mr - S - Huffstetler mother, Mrs. Lee Price in Lau- Mrs. R M. Kelett, Stanley and ; and daughter. Sandy, spent Sun- tens Sunday. Rufus Kellett of Enoree, visited day with Mr. and Mrs. Louie Ward in Atlanta, Ga, last week. ^ r - anc * George Banks of Woodruff, and Mrs. Gordon Hughes and children visited Mr Mr. and Mrs. Grover Sanders Mrs. O. W McGee Monday. NATURAL AS A MOUNTAIN STREAM i Lyles in Greenwood Mr and Mrs. Rudolph Barker and children visited Mr. and Mrs. Joe Ward in Greenwood Sunday. Mrs. Ora W’ood and J. D. Wil liamson attended the Ice Vogues in Spartanburg this week Mr and Mrs. P. L. Freeman of Startex, visited Mr. and Mrs D. O. Freeman Sunday. Mis. Nellie Clay of Thompson,! and Mrs. Jim Tinsley Sunday. Mrs. F. A. Duncan and daugh ter, Patricia, and Mrs. Ressie McKenzie visited the latter’s sis ter, Mrs. Porterfield in Colbert, Ga., during the week-end. Victor Lawson of near Clinton,', spent Sunday with his daughter, Mrs. Charlie Hipp and Mr. Hipp. The Dorsey Turners were din ner guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Phillips Sunday near Clinton. ! Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Grogan j CHILIAN NITRATE of SODA i< Hi. wwlft Mly NATURAL NITRATE FERTILIZER Ga.. is spending several weeks 1 an< ^ f ami ly visited Mr. and Mrs | with her sister-in-law, Mrs H ^ J - P Grogan in Cross Anchor; Smith J Sunday. ; Mr and Mrs. Charles Reed and Mr and Mrs ' Ge ° r ge Banks of, Jane of Lyman, visited the for- Wo °druff, Mrs. Ruby Few and mer’s sister, Mrs J D. Word, ch,ldren visited the Lonnie R recently. .Tinsleys over the week-end. Brenda Strickland, Ruth and ' Mr and Mrs - Charles Owens of Shirley Lowery and Viola Kelly Spartanburg, visited the Arthur ' isited in Laurens Saturday. Davis Sunday. S-Sgt. Homer King spent sev- Mr and Mrs - Cle0 Wallenzine oral days with Mr. and Mrs. Ray- vlslted Mrs - Roy Dominick in mond Cash and other relatives. Newberry Friday. He left Monday for Japan where Mrs Dot Tumblin, Mr. and N ati .al as (he water in the stream, Chilean Nitrate it the only natural nitrate. Guaranteed 42 per cent plant food. * Rlcheat of plant foodt, Chil ean’s many eitra values make it one of the most efficient and eco nomical nitrogen fertilizers. * Chilean’* nitrogen content is 100 per cent nitrate. Ideal for top- dressing and side-dressing. Free flowing, spread* evenly and smoothly. * Chilean needs only moisture from the air to dissolve — no waiting for rain — fast, efifec live action. * Every ton of Chilean con tains sodium equivalent to 650 poinds of commercial limestone — an acid ■ destroy - ing agent. The more Chilean you use, the greater its arid- destroying value. ★ Sodium supplements potash — when necessary, aubstitutes for it — reduce* leaching losses of pot ash, calcium, magnesium—release* unavailable potash in the soil. ★ Sodium increases availability of phosphate in the soil and im proves efficiency of applied phos phate. ★ Chilean is rich in small quanti ties of minor elements necessary for healthy vigorous growth — it’s the only natural combination of 100 per cent nitrate nitrogen, so dium and minor element*. 1U»M» MTCHEl kWf* he will be stationed at the pres ent. Mr. and Mrs. Nuren Hope and children and Bootsey Fletcher of Converse, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Poteat and Dennis and Mr and Mrs. L. A Smith of Arcadia, visited Mr and Mrs. A. E. Smith recently. Rev. B. O. McClain has return ed home after a week's visit with his daughter, Mrs. Emaline Shel ley in Brentwood, Md Mrs. Gene Butler and Sonny j were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Mack Nelson, Jr., in Lau rens Saturday. Birthdays and Wedding Anniversaries Brenda Gail Fowler will have a birthday March 18. Richard Turner celebrates a birthday March 17. Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Samples will observe their wedding anni- Mrs. Daisy Dean of Simpson- ve . r ,r a J? 10 CHILEAN NITRATE ^SODA ville, visited Mr and Mrs. John Brown Saturday. Alice and Frankie Samples visited their grandmother, Mrs. , Ethel Rucker, in Greenwood last ' week. i Miss Sherry Smith attended the DE convention in Columbia Monday and Tuesday. Mrs. Corrie Smith has return ed to Arcadia after a month’s visit with her son, A. E. Smith, and Mrs. Smith. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kelly and children of Charleston, Mrs Kelly and daughter of Joanna, visited Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Gal loway during the week-end. Mr. and Mrs. D. O. Freeman visited Mr. and Mrs. P. L. Free man at Welford and Mrs. Bryson in Startex Saturday. Mrs. Ethel Sumerel is visiting Mrs Walker Osborne will have a i birthday March 18. Mrs. M. D. Finley ceelbrated 1 a birthday March 9. j Sylvene Rice celebrated her birthday March 7. Susan Meadors daughter of S-Sgt. and Mrs. James Meadors, | of Erding, Germany, will cele brate her 6th birthday March i. Mrs. Luke Fuller celebrated a birthday March 3. Iris Hughes will celebrate a birthday March 18. Mrs Charlie Hipp celebrated a birthday March T. will Eleanor Bailey in ■ a ■ aa aia.a. a ■ ■ ■ a ■ ■ a a a, a MVS P® dOHS iStDDId 01 OD 31d03d 1SOW 108 -SDOd 3H1 01 OD 31d03d 3WOS Hlue Seal 1 Pound ■Oleo 15c Oil Krakt or Jewel Cooking Quart 49c: 25 lb. Bag Cherokee Flour $1.49 =2= 1 i ■ ■ Armour’s Treet 39c Tall Can Alaska Salmon 39c .‘1 Lb. Carton Pure All Brands Cans 6 For Lard 49c Biscuits 49c Duke’s Quart Cut Rite Mayonaise 59c Wax Paper 25c Armour’s Pure Pork Saltine 1 Lb. Box Sausage l L 1.00 o Crackers 21c Thick Pound Irish 10 Pounds Fat Back 15c Potatoes \ 29c Mrs. James McElhannon celebrate a birthday today. Stanley Foster will celebrate his birthday March 28. Ronnie Hedspeth had a birth day February 16. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Espieg will Mont”' celebrate their wedding anni versary March 29. Mrs. Espieg will have a birthday March 16. Mrs A G. Galloway had a birthday March 5. Phyillis Ann Watts will cele brate her birthday March 18. Julia Lusk had a birthday on March 8. Wiliam Brewer observed his birthday March 1. Naomi Brewer will have a birthday March 30. Mrs. Paul Quinton will have a birthday March 13. Little Keith Creswell celebrat ed his birthday March 6. Sam White had a birthday March 7, Junior White celebrat ed his birthday March 5. Mrs. Willie B. Quinton will have a birthday March 12. Ruby Meadors will celebrate her birthday March 18. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Gibbs will celebrate their wedding anniver sary- March 17. Georgette McGinnis will have a birthday March 13. Mr .and Mrs. Harold Hampton will celebrate their 9th wedding anniversary March 30. Joseph Cagle will have a | birthday March 22. Mg. and Mrs. Ralph Riddle | celebrated their wedding anni- | i versary March 6. : ■ 1 Pigg’s. Super Markets LAURENS, S.C. LEGAL NOTICE State of South Carolina, i County of Laurens Notice is hereby given of a special meeting of the stockhold ers of Clinton Cotton Mills to be held at eleven o’clock, A. M., on the 29th day of March, 1955, at the offices of the Company at Clinton, South Carolina, for the purpose of considering a resolu tion adopted and proposed by the Board of Directors to increase the capital stock of the corporation up to $2,010,000.00. —P. S. BAILEY, President. —W. C. NEELY, Secretary. 4C-M-24 Dr. Felder Smith OPTOMETRIST Laurens, S. C. IN U.S.Q00D Thrifty-TNfcr B.S.Q00D Thrifty-TendDf H.S.R00D SIRLOIN SIIAKS CLUB STEAKS Thrifty-T«Hltr Delmonico Thrifty-lander U.S. Good EoiioI—r TOP ROUND STEAK I*. 79c * Thrifty- UnC'lt Sum Grade# It fade Good or6fBd* Choice at Dixie Home Gtorwl u.t. CHUCK ROAST m * 39c Thrlfty-Toodor UJ. Good - BONELESS S8» T - 59c IM. 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