The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, July 24, 1958, Image 9
Thurnday. July 24, 1958
THE CLINTON CHRONICLE
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LYDIA MILLS
MRS. CLYDE TRAMMELL, CorrMpomdent, RapreaenUtW.
TELETHONK IMS
Sgt and Mrs. Tommy Huskey
and son of Fort Bragg, N. C., are
visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Guy Parrish. Sgt. Huskey has a
20-day leave before reporting to
Fort Dix, N. J. From there he will
go to Germany for a three-year
tour of duty. Mrs. Huskey and
Stevie will remain here for several
months.
Telephone
Talk
IKE EDWARDS
Your Telephone Manager
PLAN AHEAD! This is the time of year 1 like to get out
and look over the summer’s- crop of new homes. They’re
all mighty nice—so pretty and modern. Of course, as a
telephone man, I especially like to see the ones that are
“telephone planned.” This means telephone outlets are
prearranged so a new home owner can have as many as
he wants just where he wants them. Then, if there’s only
one phone to begin with, others can be installed later
without any trouble. The wiring is concealed, and there’s
no need to run wires around doors and woodwork. Look
for the Telephone Planned Home symbol when you go new
house hunting. If you’re building your own new home (or
even just remodeling your old one), call us and we'll be
happy to help you with your telephone planning.
PHONE AHEAD Just as
July is a heavy building
month, it's also vacation
month—probaWy the most
popular of the summer So,
remember, when you're
traveling on the highway,
take it easy! No ttason to
hurry 1 If you're going to
he late or if you’re worried about reservations, just call
ahead You II find convenient outdoor tele phone booths
ready to serve you most everywhere you go.
IS THIS TAX FAIR’ Somewhere recently I came acnm
this Imk View nl the past It wetm that m anoant Egypt
the Mr of a uu toMcclor was no cinch Many were often
attacked by the uapaycrv smeared wwh honey, and kf!
Md to ant hUh I’m certainly glad bmrv have changed
mpany ia a tax coScdor el mm The
I id coftcct f
r extra 104
ft nc Ms Ortpnaiy. this tax mm a war
r. but you udl pay N today No
hold utility It subject to such a tax. so M fair art* to aS
it’s high time the Fndeial exene tax nat
Mr and Mrs James Seay of
Greenville, were visitors of Mrs. J
H. Seay on Sunday.
Sgt Wally Whitt of Eglin Field,
Fla., was here during the week-end,
coming to accompany Mrs. Whitt
and children back to Florida. TOey
have been residing with her pa
rents, Mr. and Mrs. George Howell.
Mr. and Mrs.- Jimmy Black and
children of Greer, spent Saturday
with Mr. and Mrs. Grady Edge.
The Black and Edge families en
joyed dinner, boating and skiing at
Lake Greenwood.
Mrs. Hallie Campbell with Mrs.
Cecil Glenn of Greenville, visited
Mr. and Mrs. Buddy Yarbrough at
Mars Hill, N. C., on Sunday.
Mrs. J. W. Fuller, Misses Ber
tha Joy and Beverly Webb visited
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Lee in Laurens
Friday evening.
Mrs. James Campbell, Mrs. Jes
sie Moore, Mr. and Mrs. Nathan
Wyatt and son were Sunday visi
tors of the former’s brother, An
drew Perry, in Rion.
Misses Beverly Buzhardt and
Mona Cannon are spending the
week with their aunt and uncle,
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Holland, in
Allendale.
Mr. and Mrs. David Coker and
Marvin, with Mr. and Mrs. Garri
son Childress of Joanna, visited
relatives in Greenville Sunday.
Charlie Cooper spent the past
week at Daytona Beach, Fla.
Sgt. and Mrs. Jessie Rarvey and
children and Mrs. Alma Harvey
spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
J. W. Turner in Greenwood.
Mrs. David Word, Miss Susan
Word, Mrs. William Davis, Mrs.
J. I}. Templeton, Martha and Don
Mann, Rev and Mrs. Milford San
ders and sons, Cecil McLendon, Bo
Brown and J. A. Black were among
thoae going to Camp Buck horn du
ring the past week while the Lew a
District Camp Fire and Blue Bird
girl* were there
Mr* F. L. Thornburg. Lee
Thornburg and Billy Wyatt were
called to Eastman. Ga, recently
due to the death of the former *
brother. Cecil Moore
Mr and Mrs. J. C. Atkinson and
Rondel attended a birthday dinner
at the home of Mt and Mrs J.
Fuller in Joanna Sunday
Mr and Mrs J T Lanford and
Johnny visited Sunday with Mr
and Mrs Frank Pettit in l man
Mr and Mrs J B
Mr sad Mrs Hugh Ballard
Pat visited J B W
111 M F
Mr and Mrs Lester Darla
Mr and Mrs C. J. Mitchum of Mr and Mrs Herman Phipps
Charleston, were guests of her Mr and MVs Wayne McHand
mother, Mrs. Lillie Bell Miller have returned to their home in Bry
Mr and Mrs. Johnny Deaton *° n City, N. C., after a several
and Mrs W I. Bailey visited rela we *** s,a y with th * T ^*4*
lives in Ninety-Six Saturday On ,e y
Sunday they attended the Lowery
her birthday July 29
Mr. and Mrs. Pruitt Oakley have
a wedding anniversary July. 26.
Mrs. W. L. Cato is to celebrate
a birthday July 29
Surviving besides his parents
are one brother and one sister. Hey
ward R King, Jr., and Myra Lynn
King, both of the home; the pater
nal grandparents. Mr. and Mrs.
Graveside vrvteea were conduct
ed at Rosemont cemetery Wednes
day at 11 no a m by the Rev J.
B. Cole.
revival services in Greenwood.
Mr and Mrs. W. J. Franklin and
Miss Carol Franklin visited Mrs.
Franklin’s sister, Mrs. G. C.
Thompson, and Mr. Thompson in
Anderson Sunday. Mrs. Gladys
Buice and Mrs. Janice McAlister
and children of Anderson, returned
home with the Franklins for a visit.
Mr. and Mrs. Dorsey Rudder and
daughter, Joyce, and Tommy Fisk
With The Sick
Mrs. Fred Bodie has returned to
her home following several days
stay at Blalock Clinic due to an
ear infection.
Mrs. Nettie Lou Phipps is recu
perating at her home after an ope
ration illness at Hays hospital.
Junior Thomas will observe Irfcr-®. 11 °f ( linton, and the
maternal grandparents, Mr, and
Mrs Farmer Terry of Laurens
birthday July 26
July 27th will be Mrs W. L
Mote’s birthday
Sherry McGee will celebrate a
birthday July 26
Mrs. Henry Lee will observe ner
birthday July 27.
T
Receives Discharge
Gerald Gilstrap, son of Mr. and
of Greenwood, were Sunday guests ^ rs - ( laude Gilstrap, recently ar-
of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Goss. rived home from California after
Mrs. Wayne Templeton and Mrs. j rece i v ' n 8 a discharge from the
Bill Fennell , were in Greenville ^ av y
Monday, going to bring the for-
mer’s brother, Lamar Patterson, Junior GA Meeting Changed
home from Donaldson AFB hos- The Junior Girls’ Auxiliary of
pital. He has a three weeks conva- the Lydia Baptist Church will meet
lescent leave. Thursday, July 31, instead of today
Mr. and Mrs. J T. Whitmore as previously announced. Members
and family were Sunday visitors are asked to please' note ^this
of her mother, Mrs. Eva Rh6des, change.
in Woodruff
Miss Kay Roberts spent the past Rirthdays and Aniversaries
week with her uncle and aunt, Mr. Mr. and Mrs. H. 0. Smith cele-
and Mrs. K. A. Torre, in Lancas-; brated their 37th wedding anmver-
ter. Mr. and Mrs. David H. Ro-! sary July 21.
berts spent the week-end with the Miss Janice Goss will celebrate
King Infant
.Samuel Gene King, one-day-old
infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Hey
ward King, died early Tuesday
morning at a local hospital.
GOT A
SUMMER COLD
TAKE
for
symptomatic
RELIEF
Office Hours 9-5:20
'200 South Rroad St.
PHONE 658
DR. FRED E. HOLCOMBE
SAVE
or
Torre's
home.
and accompanied Kay
her 15th birthday July 30.
Mrs. Dewey Darby will observe
Mr. and Mrs Earl McDonald and her birthday July 29
Charles of Easley, Mr. and Mrs.j Mrs. T R Nelms will observe
Dan McDonald and son of Fountain her birthday July 27.
Inn, were recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Pitts will celebrate a
Mrs. C. M. Broome and Miss Bet- birthday July 29
ty McDonald. Mr. and Mrs Maxie Reeder will
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Glenn and observe a wedding aniversary July
children, Keith and Deidre. of 30.
Greenville, were Sunday supper Tommy Kitchens will be 12 years
guests of Mr. and Mrs Clyde old July 28
Trammell. Keith remained for the ‘ Happy Birthday” to Wyatt and
week with his aunt and uncle [Mrs D. E Roberts today.
Mr and Mrs Johnny Barnes and Mrs Audrey Estes will observe
daughter, and Mrs Lucy Brown of a birthday July 30
Union, were Sunday visitors of Mrs Alma Harvey will celebrate
INVEST
with
DR. N. CARL WESSINGER
announce-.' the opening of an office for practice of
general denlMry continuing practice of Dr. A. D. Salter
109 Kant Caratima A«e.
Telephone M|0
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NEW YORK LIFE MAN
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Start Your PLUS VALUE Savings Account
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BASEMENT
Thursday — Friday
COTTON HOUSE DRESSES
Special Group All
From Reg. Stock!
Cotton Print House
DRESSES
Values to $3.99
Saturday
GIRLS’
SUITS & DUSTERS
Ravon Linen*, and Failles .
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Helk’it basement! Summer clearance values that >ou can't affurd to misc’ . . . reduction.- up to T.i^c offered
while they last! Starts Thursday morning . . . your opportunity to -ave at unbelieveably low pnee-.
Values to $8.95
Size 3 to 6 and
7 to 14
Must Be Sold!
KIDS' 2 and 3 RING
SWIMMING POOLS
Reduced - 52.99 - Now
FREE!!
Ring or Beach
Balls with the
purchase of any
swimming pool at..
100 Ladtes’ Summer
DRESSES
Must be sold!
All Sizes to 24Vi
. . . Values to 5.99
YOI R CHOICE
100 Ladies’
Better Dresses
Voiles! Sheers and Novelty
l^rint Cottons! Size 7 to 1.V-
10 to 29: and Half Sizes.
Values to 5.99
While They Last!!
Lace Tennis Oxfords
Sizes For Women
• And Children . . .
(her 100 Pm. to Choose From
Don’t Be Ute . . . They Mon t Laat
Long At This
LAW PRICE
While They Last
Full 14” Size
CHARCOAL
GRILLS
Thur-Fri-Sat Only !
CHILDREN'S’' r
PLAY SHORTS
Sizes 2 to 8
UNBLEACHED SHEETING
39” Wide
While it Lasts! - 10 Yds. For
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Pastel Colored SHEETS and CASES
ONLY
1.66
Made to Sell For 2.99
Twins A Double Bed Size. Slight Imperfections
Make These QUALITY Sheets at This Ixiw Price!
Use Our E-Z-Y Lay A-Way Plan! Each
ATTN MEN!
Dress Straw HATS
Reduced for Quick Sale
Your
Cktics
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MEN’S
DRESS PANTS
SPECIAL BIG BARGAIN
TABLE! Wash'n Wear Km'
Non Onlv
2
77
3
77
BIG GRAB TABLE
Children.- Strap
SANDALS
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