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Ministers Speak
During R F Week
iCT At High School
Religious Emphasis week, which
is sponsored each year by the
Hi-Y and TYi-iHi-Y clubs, was
observed at ^Clinton high ' school
last week
Guest speakers for the programs
were R<n-erend C. L.. Ireland, Rev
ere;) aCarl G. Ellison, Ri^vored J.
, Leland Rinehart, Reverend J. B.
R<x''quemore, and Re\erend Carl
Kessel.
The music, scripture reading,
and prayers were given by the fol-
Jowinj: Hi-Y and Tri-Hi-Y mem
bers jffieaima ^Young, Jenny Addi
son, Mtary Kcsjci Adair, Ethel Mae
Rowe, Fr^ices Cunningham, Billy
Davis, Linda Poore, Shirley Dun-
''aWa>^.«Q^vn, Campbell, Martha
Joan Rdtder, Judy Simmons, Ed
na Martin, Elaine Crocker, Becky
Finley, Margaret Anne Bolick,
Peggy Edwins, Louis Corley, Lin
da Dunaway, and Sara Pjtts. Pat
Carr also assisted with the music.
Seed Sweet Potatoes
Available To Farmers
In School District 56
Farmers and others in school
district No. 5£ desiring to secure
good seed sweet potatoes for bed
ding are requested to get in tbuch
with E. B. Few', vocational agricul
ture teacher at Clinton high school.
Agriculture teachers in this part of
the state are handling cooperative
seed sweet' potato orders as a
public service
The potatoes will be number
one grade with a good grade of
numjber two mixed in. They will
be secured from the Blackville ex
periment station.
Orders should be* placed not la
ter than next Monday, Mr. Few
said.
Cross Hill's Oldest
Citizen Passes Away
Millie Griffin, the oldest cillxen
of Cross Hill, died Tuesday morn
ing at the home of her niece.
She was 104 years of age and
was active until the last few days.
She was bom in Laurens coun
ty and spent her entire life here.
She was active in church work
and was a. loyal member of the
Zion Hill Baptist church of Cross
Hall.
She was highly regarded in the
community where she lived and
had many friends in all walks of
hfe. * . .
Dr. Brice Is Named
Chester 'Man Of Year'
Dr. Charles W Brice, Chester
physician, has been named “Man
of the Year” by the Chester Jun
ior Chamber of Commerce.
Dr. Brice, a graduate of The
Citadel, Charleston, and Tulane
Medical school, married Miss Bet
ty Hunter, of Clinton.
Hurricane Baptist
W. M. S. Meet Today
The HumCane Baptist Wom
an’s Missionary Society will meet
with Mrs. Bessie Whitmire this
afternoon, Thursday, Feb. 9, at
three o’clock. All members ate re
quested to attend
Cub Scouts
Meet Friday
A meeting of Pack 21, Cub
Scouts, will be held Friday eve
ning, February 3, at 7:30 at the
American Legion Home.
P. T. A. MELTS Tl’ESDAY
The Florida Street School Pa
rent - Teachers association will
meet Tuesday evening, February
7. at 7:30 in the high school audi
torium.
SIMMONS
State of South Carolina
County of Laurens
Court of Common Pleas.
Charles Wilfred Harris,
Plaintiff,
—vs.—
Betty Jean Grant Harris,
Defendant.
TO THE DEFENDANT ABOVE
NAMED:
You are hereby summoned and
required to answer the Complaint
herein, a copy, of which has been
filed in the office of the Clerk of
Court of Common Pleas for Laur
ens County, and to serve a, copy
of your answer to said complaint
upon the subscriber, Cecil E.
White Attorney at Law, 106 N.
Broad Street, Clinton, S. C., with
in twenty (20) days after the ser
vice hereof, exclusive of the day
of such service; and if you fail to
answer the Complaint within the
time aforesaid, the plaintiff will
apply to the Court for the relief
demanded in the Complaint.
CECIL E. WHITE
Attorney for the Plaintiff.
Clinton, S. C.
January 30, 1056 '
TO THE DEPENDAlNT ABOVE
NAMED: ,
Take notice that the Summons
in the above entitled action, of
which the foregoing is a copy, to
gether with the Complain therein,
was filed in the office of the Clerk
of Court of Common Pleas for
Laurens County on the 1st day of
February, 1966, the object and
prayer of which is to obtain a de
cree of divorw^ a vinculo matri
monii.
CBCBL E. WHITE
Attorney for the Plaintiff.
Cttnion. S. C.
February I, 1666.
Feb. 16—3tc
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THE CLINTON CHRONICLE
Thursday, February %, 1956
fabric fair feature!
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beautiful new spring cottons!
Embossed cottons, glazed cottons, plisses, cotton
prints and solids, no-iron cottons. Hundreds and hun
dreds yards of brand new material you must see. Sew
more and save more! Most all of this was made to
sell for 79c yard. 36 inches wide.
44<
Yd.
avondale perma-pressed cotton denim
6*
Needs little or no ironing. For sportswear, bed-
spreads. Fashion stripes, dyed-to-match exactly sol
id tones. Machine washable. 36 inches wide.
Yd.
A
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bates disciplined cottons
Just hang it up. The best behaved cotton ever made.
All advantages permanent. Wonderful for making
your nicer dresses, blouses, skirts. You will love the
way your clothes look after many, many washings.
They will still have that new dress appearance.
I* 39
Yd.
/ a -
rayon prints with the texture of real linen!
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Big choice of easy-to-wear prints! ^ Dainty florals,
geometries, striped effects ... all so very easy to ‘
stitch at home! Guaranteed crease-resistant, hand
washable! Fo^: blouses, dresses. Team up with solid
tones—make an ensemble! 38”.
Yd.
for sportswear—choose gay sharksail!
98*
Just read the exciting fashion colors—mustard, char
coal, china blue, scarlet! Soon as you see the colors,
feel the smooth, firm weave, it’s easy to get sewing
ideas about jackets, and blouses, and fancy pants!
Solids, exact-match prints! 36”.
Yd.
broadcloth prints—no ironing needed!
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Imaginative prints in clear, Height colors! Wonderful
for blouses, dresses, wardrobe-stretching separates!
Choose from florals, striped effects, amusing “con
versation” prints! Crease-resistant — stays crisp!
35-36”. Another Fabric Fair feature.
Yd.
hand-washable acetate, cotton pongee
98*
Soft-draping, lasting luster like pure silk! For blous
es, casual daytime dresses. Bright dashes of color
against natural-tone grounds. Choose from florals,
geometries, colorful stripes! Shop, compare—you’ll
find this value hard to beat! 44-45” wide.
Yd.
v ^ •: .
full size, precision made! brand new
electric sewing machine
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Amazing value! Try it! Compare it with any machine
at twice the pri<£. Pleats, ruffles, tucks, hems, binds,
quilts, cords. Simple to operate! Modern round bob
bin machine stitches forward and in reverse.
49.5°
Console Model
electric sewing machine - free! free!
*
$89.50 value. Nothing to buy. All you have to do is come and reg
ister in our Fabric Department. This handsome console electric ma
chine is guaranteed for 20 years. Remember it costs you nothing.
So come in and register. Drawing will be held Saturday, February
25, at 5:00 p. m.
imported Irish linen-brand new
Bought especially for you months and months ago at
this unbelievably low price. Made to sell for $1.98
yard. Sew more and save more making your linen
suits, dusters and dresses. 36 inches wide.
dignity cottons-need no starching
This is one of our finest fabrics. Beautiful clear cut
prints that you will look your best in. Sews beauti
fully. Soon as you see this you will know it is just
what you have been looking for. 36 inches wide.
famous springkiright broadcloth
In broadcloth it’s Springknight. You have never seen
’ so many colors ... all very pretty. This is the mate
rial you can use to make just anything you need.
Sanforized. Washes beautifully. 36 inches wide.
satmglaze for your dress-up cottons
A Free Gift will be given to;
each lady coming to our
Piece Goods Department
during our “Fabric Fair."
one-stop shopping for all
FAMOOS-MAKE NOTIONS
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newest sew-at-home aids that go such a long way to
ward helping you give your stitching that profes
sional look! Boot of all, we’ve all the notions you need
together... oaves yon shopping time!
Zippers, binding, bsttosp, threads! Find too, all the
Delicately-colored florals in muted tones you expect
to find in costly pure silks! Wonderful whipped up
into full-skirted fashions! Minimum care too—guar
anteed fast to washing! Wrinkle resistant of course!
35-36”. ^
unconditionally washable feather-lin
Here’s a linen-textured rayon you can sew with con
fidence! Fully tested, it’s guaranteed fadeproof, ab
solutely washable! Wrinkle-resistant! Have if in a
wide, wonderful range of new-for-Spring colors Big
45-46” wide.
our "Highland Park" woven ginghams
Crease-resistant! Not printed, but woven plaids! New
Spring color combinations almost without end! For
blouses, school clothes . . . yes, even curtains and
bedspreads! Sanforized!* 36”. Also woven cham-
brays. *Max. shrinkage 1%.
crease- resistant nubby - feel "Buff
Wonderful for Spring’s duster coats, topovers, suits.
Rayon-acetate-and-cotton blend has “body,” takes to
tailoring so easily! Surface-interest fabric—very im
portant for draperies! 45’’ wide. *