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THE CLINTON CHHONICLB
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Lockhart, 0-0
Thornwell and Lockhart dead-
locked. 0 to 0, in a gmm here Fri
day nigh* that waa to decide the
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Lrjwucv uiamptorarap.
Because of teniftc tackhnc,
there were many ifumhlea. Sweet
and Clark were the main offen
sive standouts of the
To THE CHRONICLE
74
KLONDIKE
SPORT SHIRTS
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rich in the casual style
and comfort
college men
prefer .
• • •
You don't hove to mojor in
mineralogy to recognize pure gold! Just
look for MANHATTAN 0 Klondike
sport shirts! Youll see
rich new designs and the smartest
colors. You'll find style
worth a fortune on campus—where
you're judged by what you wear!
Come, see, choose—today I
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Priced at Only
$3-95
Others from $2.95 to $5.95
Johnson mi Pitts
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CONGRATULATIONS P. C. ON 75 YEARS
PF EDUCATIONAL PROGRESS
WELCOME P. C. ALUMNI
Society...
(Continued Tram Pa*e S)
The beat man was the bride
groom’s father. Groomsmen were
the Messrs. Hoyt T. Holland, Jr.,
brother of the bride, Charles D.
Hudspeth, Tommy Mortimer,
Cameron Till, Robert Tyson and
Don Ellis of Eldorado, Ark.
Mr. and Mrs. Boadwee will be
at home in Jackson.
The bride is the granddaughter
of Mrs. T. Hamp Holland of this
city and has other relatives and
friends here wh owill be interest
ed in the announcement of her
marriage.
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Methodist Circles
Will Meet Monday
Circles of the Woman’s Society
of Christian Service , of Broad
Street Methodist church will
meet Monday, October 17,' as fol
lows:
Mayme Johnson — Mrs. Hugh
Simpson, chairman; Mrs. Joe Mc
Gee, hostess.
Barden — Mrs. J. B. Speake,
chairman; Mrs. Hubert Pitts,
hostess.
EWe Hatton—Mrs. J. A. Sim
mons, chaiitnan; Mrs. Raymond
Fitts, hostess.
At 7:80-
The Sara Glenn circle, Mrs.
Forrest Adair, chairman; Mrs.
Clifton Adair, hostess; Mrs. C. H.
McCrary and Mrs. Robert Mc-
Crary, assistant hostesses.
Louise Best circle, Mrs. Irene
Pitts, chairman, will meet at
Whitten Village.
Tuesday, October 18, at 10:00
the Pauline Coleman circle, Mrs.
Howard Smith, chairman; Mrs.
James Walker, hostess.
WITH THE SICK
The following have been dis
charged from Hays hospital: E. C.
Vincent, Mrs. W. A. Davis of Cross
Hill, Mis. Pred Scott, Hugh Wal
ker, Mrs. Ctoyte Roy, Mrs. D. D
Johnson and Mrs. J. E. Dorman
Jimmy Cooper, of Laurens, A. E.
McIntosh, Mrs. Joe Steiner and
little EMte Mae Starnes are pa-
Irby’s Meat Market
MUSGROVE STREET
LOCAL DRESSED
HENS
PHONE 489
it. 39c
SMALL T-BONE
STEAK . .
• • • • •
1b.
49c
RIB
STEW BEEF
, * lb*
19c
WISCONSIN
CHEESE
lb.
45c
HOME MADE
LIVER PUDDING
ib. 40c
See Us For Your Butchering, Aging,
Processing and Freezer Needs
CLINTON ABATTOIR
Irby FerfUMM
tients «t Blalock clinic.
Patients at Hay* hospital include
Marshall Mbates, Mrs. A. J. Pen-
land of Laurens. Mr*. Henry Tram
mell, Mrs J. W. Morris and Otis
Martin.
Mrs L. A. Dickson, Mr*. Robert
Blease, Mrs. W. T. Scogin, Miss
Gerdt Jewett, Mrs. A. V. Stone
and C. T. Satterfield have re
turned home after being patients
at Blalock clinic.
Friends of Mrs. Fierce Chand
ler will be interested to know toe
has returned home after being a
patient at Blalock clinic.
Mrs. Hal (Baldwin, George
Whitehead, Mrs. Paul Cole, Law
rence Herring, Mrs. Roy Cannon,
J. M. Blakely, Mrs. Thomwell
Dunlap, Mrs. J. D. Franklin of
Joanna and H. C. Carroll are pa
tients at Hays hospital
Birth Annoyncements
SLOAN
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Sloan, of
Memphis State college, Memphis,
Term., announce the arrival of a
daughter, Margaret Leshe, on
Sept. 28. Mrs. Sloan is the former
Miss Joarme Wildridge. of India-
napolls, Ind., and they are former
residents of this city.
BROWN
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Brown an
nounce the birth of a son on Oct.
9 at Hays hospital. Mrs. Brown is
<he former Miss Theima Cole.
HAT
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis S. Hay an
nounce the arrival of a daugh
ter, Katharine Knight, on Oct 7
at Blalock clinic. Mr*. Hay is the
former Miss Carol Jones, of Co
lumbia, and Mr. Hay is a profes
sor at Presbyterian college.
RE VIS
Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy $■ Revdi
announce the birth of a daughter,
Jo Ann, on Oct. 9 at Blalock clin
ic. Mrs Rev is is the former Miss
Rachel Cantrell
, BREWTNGTON
Mr. and Mrs. J. M.
announce (he birth of • son, ElHs
Randal, on Oct, 3 at Btatock clin
ic. Mrs. Brewington is the fc
Edna Mae Panther
Ts THE
LOST!
LOST!
targe white Walker hound, with brown apota on
shoulder, hips, and side. Name “Wfhitedood.”
Owner, L. W. Avant, Georgetown. If found pleaae
call Hinton Poliee Dept. (
j $25.00 Reward
16-piefe Starter Set
Op.. Stock Litl Pric*. . . .$14 40
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RETAIL
P.ia...«10”
S.fvic for Four
4 10" PlatM 4 T.r Cup.
4 6" Plot.* 4 T*o Sowc.rt
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J. C. THOMAS
Jeweler
— Smartly meder*... prettily prmriatid
Warm touches of gold, bronze and brown in a smart leaf
on a beige textured background make SHERWOOD just right
with the fashionable modern woods of your
CLINTON
JOANNA
OVfNraOO*... UmI fer
MTttO«NT-eaOOf...b«M a
•UABAMTOn fw IS
CARD OF THANKS
Words cannot express our deep
appreciation to odr many friends
for the kindness shown us at the
death of Mrs. Bertha Hunt
Thompson.
To those who served meals and
sent the beautiful floral offerings
we wish to say “Thank you,” and
may God richly bless each of
you.
GRADY HUNT, Son,
MRS. ALLEN POWER, Niece,
MRS. SADIE QUINTON, Sister
Lawson Furniture Co.
Joanna
Don't read this rf you want to stay
in love with the car you now own
SALE 64 50
Usually 79.50
For comfort, for food looks, for value, you just can’t beat an old-faskioned
rocking chair for down-to-earth comfort and relaxation. Ours combines the
bent features of old time leisure. And see the graceful swan’s nock arms of
soHd mahogany! Inside and out, this rocker is built to last—hardwood
frame, with concealed side, front and back rails made of solid white oak far
unusual durability; all joints and corners are double-dowelled, corner-
blocked, glued and screwed (not nailed); both back sad sent are of no-sag
construction with rubberised curled hair and airfoam rubber padding the
spring sent unit; the covers are of moth proof wool friexe or fine floral
tapestries in many decorator colors. ,
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Lawson Furniture Co.
JOANNA
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big new luxury, fresh beauty, new heft and brawn. Widest choice of colors! New
fabrics in rich nylons and vinyls! New buniper-griUe! Sleek new low silhouette* ta ^
a whole new fleet of hardtops—now available in every senes to 6t anv budget
Even some cars only 6 months old seem out of date compared with
THE BIG M. How many of these features does your present car have?
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—the highest horsepower ever
packed into a Mercury V-8. And only Mercury
has an exclusively V-8 history!
SAfrrr sthrmo whhl is impact-absorbing to
protect driver better. Hub is deeply recessed.
SAFmr-UAM MIAD lamm knife through fog,
dust, rain, snow—give less glare to oncoming
motorists. You see up to 80 feet more of the
road ahead ... see it better.
SAffTV DOOR loots give added protection
against doors opening—even on moderate
impact. Child-guard locks for rear doors are
optional.
fAOORO MSTRUMUNT RAMI has plastic cushion-
ing filler for protection. This and safety-
padded sun visors are options.
DOURLS-fUMCM STARTmo. New 12-volt electrical
system turns starter 80% faster—m«n in
winter!
saves you up to 80% of the
work of steering ... yet gives yuu full "road
feel.” (Optional.)
fvmtamoN luaatCATtoM. Think of it! Press a
button and ... you’re tim ing a freshly lubri
cated car! You save service time—prolong
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♦WAV POWfR SCAT offers you not just front-
hack adjustment hut up-down, too! (>uickly
finds best-for-driver position. (Optional.)
•aluwht fcomt sustbmkm-Exclusive in
Mercury’s field. Makes handling easier, con
trol surer, cornering track-level and Mercury’s
new ride velvet-smooth.
VISIT OUR SHOWROOM. Sff HOW MUCH MORE CAR YOUR DOLLARS BUY NOW IN THE BIG M!
For 1956-the big move is to THE BIG iWiERCURY
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BALDWIN MOTOR CO.
North Brail 81. — Oh** & C