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V Thursday, August 21, 19S8 / THE CLINTON CHRONICLE Page Tkrc* About People You Know Items of Interest Concerning Clinton Residents Miss Elaine Addison returned Monday from New Orleans. La., where she was the guest of Miss Patricia Buress for a visit. Miss Cornelia Harris, of Colum bia, visited her mother. Mrs. W. W. Harris here during the week-end. Mrs. Mary Beall, of Washington, recently spent a few days here with Miss Thelma Wells and sisters. She was accompanied by her grandson, Jimmy Beall, of Hyattsville, Md. Misses Thelma, Maude and Sue Wells and Mrs. Eva Hambrick ac companied her home for a week’s stay, returning here during the week-end. W. W. Tribble has returned to his home in St. Petersburg, Fla., after spending last week with Mrs. E. L. Chandler and Mrs. J. C. Copeland. Miss Peggy Mclnvaille spent the week-end in Charleston, going espe cially to attend the wedding of Miss Catherine Robinson and Roy Spitz, in which she served as a bridesmaid on Saturday evening. Miss Mcln- vaille and Miss Robinson were suite mates at Winthrop College. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Wilson and sons have moved into the former Salter home located on Chestnut Street Extension, which they have recently purchased. Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Holland were week-end guests of the latter’s sis ter, Mrs. Eugene Brown and Mr. Brown in Charleston. Little Genie Brown who spent several weeks here, returned with them to her home. Ml# and Mrs. G. W. Hollings worth spent a few days last week at Lake Junaluska, N. C. Mr. and Mrs. John W. Stevenson and son, John Allen, formerly of Jackson, Miss., were quests on Sat urday of Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Arn old and visited other friends. They are spending several weeks in. Glenn Springs and Pittsburgh, Pa., with relatives and will make their home here in the Reese Young apartments on Cleveland St. early in Septem ber. Dr. Stevenson is professor of English at Presbyterian College. M/. and Mrs. D. B. Smith and son, Phil, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Reeves in Beaufort and spent several days in Charleston last week. Mr. Smith attended the South Carolina Methodist Confer ence as a lay delegate. Mr. and Mrs. Kent Krell visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Eichelberger on Thursday enroute to their home in Columbia after a honeymoon trip to Sea Island, Ga. MAKE a Schedule FOR SAVING Every week—every payday—every month—whatever schedule suits you best, plan to save a DEFINITE amount in an insured savings account here. Sec how this regular saving, plus our good earnings, brings results in a growing savings reserve —and a wonderful feeling of security. Sec you soon! CITIZENS # FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION A Clinton Institution Serving Clinton People Since 1909 Ne. « Current Dividend Rate 3V2^ Mrs. George Everett* leaves this week-end to return to her home in Rome, Ga., after an operation ill ness and convalescent stay with her father. W. R. Anderson, and Mrs. Anderson. Mr and Mrs. T. R. McEkeen and son, Butch, were recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. D. W. McElveen in Hastings, FIs., on a vacation trip Mrs. Robert Edwards and son, Bobby, were weekend guests of the former’s brother and sister in law, Mr. and Mrs. W, L. Corbett, enroute to their home in Snow Hill, N. C., after a trip to Daytona Beach, Fla. Lynn Cooper, Jr., Jake Rasor, Jr., and Charles Pitts are on a trip to New York City for the showing of the 1950 Oldsmobile. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Addison, Mur ray, Mary Jane and Tommy, Mrs. R P Hamer, Janet and Billy spent a few days last week, in Highlands, N. C. * Mr. and Mrs. T. C. Johnson, Sr., had as recent guests Mrs. Johnson’s mother, Mrs. J. W. -White of New berry, her aunt, Mrs. H. H. Kinard of Baltimore, Md., and her sister, Miss Elizabeth White of Charlotte, N C. Miss Betty Jo Sparks or union, has acepted a position with the Southern Bell Telephone Company here and will begin her work to morrow. She plans to commute from Union. Mrs. C. E. Gamble, Sr.,, of Tur- beville, has been visiting her daugh ter, Mrs. J. P. Roquemore, and the Rev. Roquemore. The Roquemores and their children will accompany her home for a weeks visit. Mrs. S. A. Lindsay, Miss Kate Milam, Mrs. Clark Johnson and Mrs. J. M. Hatton, Sr., spent a few days last week at Lake Junaluska, N. C. Mrs. Howard Smith and children, Linda and Bobby, have returned from a week’s stay in Mullins with her mother, Mrs. Frances McGow an. Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Holland, ac companied by Mr. and Mrs. James T. Smith and sons, Michael and Ronnie, of Columbia, were visitors in the mountains of North Carolina and Georgia on Sunday . Mr. and Mrs. Jim Graham of Montgomery. Ala., Mr. and Mrs. Robert Smith and daughter, Mari lyn, of Tuscaloosa, Ala , visited Mrs. John Griffin Pitts is spend- Mr. and Mrs Frank Ramage and ing several weeks in Inman with children, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence her daughter, Mrs. J. H. McMillin, ~ and Mr. McMillin. On Sunday Mr. and Mrs L. S. Reddeck and sons visited the McMillirfs Miss Ginger Kinnaird of Char lotte, N. C., Is the guest of Miss Arne' Lou B|ack. Mr. and Mrs. 0. S. Fletcher and little son. Milton, of Columbia, have recently moved to 'Clinton and are at present occupying one of the King apartments. Mr. Fletcher is an engineer with the highway de partment. Mrs. Bill Beck of Washington, D. C., and Mrs. Agnes Brodie of Flo rence, spent the week-end with their sister and daughter, Mrs W. G. King, Jr, and family. Friends of Wallace Franks will be interested to know he is a patient at the Veterans hospital in Colum bia for several days. He was ac companied by his mother, Mrs. J Platte Prather, who will be the guest of Mrs. Eleanor Evans while he is a patient there. Mr. and Mrs. A F. Mci'urdy of Summerville, Ga., Mrs. 0 T Law- mg of Greer, and Mrs. Tom Young of Duncan, were guests of Mr and Mrs. W. G. King, Sr, during the week-end. Mrs. Eva Land is in Chicago, III., for two weeks where she is taking a special course in music at the Shuler School of Music. Dr. and Mrs. J. B Kay of Byron, Ga., Mr. and Mrs. Edward Dukes and family of Fort Valley, Ga., were recent guests of Mr. and Mrs W. G. King, Sr. Miss Bessie Hunter of Washing ton, D. C., and Mrs. Gentry Harris, Spartanburg, were guests last week of Mrs. W A Dicus and family. Visiting the Dicus family on Mon day were Mr and Mrs. Bert Copley and daughters of Aiken Mr. and Mrs D. D Edmunds of New York City, visited the latter’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Homer D Henry, last week. F. Davis and daughters, and Susie Davis are vacationing this week at Pawley's Isalnd Mrs. John William King and dau ghters, Betsy, Mary, and Lucy, ‘of Summerville, Ga., are visiting her parents for two weeks while Mi 11 . King, captain in the reserve, is at tending two weeks at summer camp at Fort Bragg, N. C. Mrs. George M Huguley, Misses Jackie Pitts, Betty Jane Hamer, Bobbie, Janet, and Billy Hamer visited Biltmore Estates, Asheville, N. C.. last Thursday Friends of Mrs W. G. King, Jr, will be interested to know she is convalescing at home following sur gery at Duke hospital, Durham, N C\, last week Mr. King and her mother, Mrs Agnes Brodie, of Flo rence, accompanied her tq'Duke Misses Patty and Mary Lou Britt returned yesterday to their home in Tifton, Ga., after spending a few days with their sister, Mrs W. R Anderson, and Mr Anderson. They were enroute home after a stay with their sister, Mrs. R A Hein- sohn and Mr. Heinsohn in High lands, N. C. Miss Marguerite Roundtree, for merly of Union, will make her home here where she has accepted a position with the Southern Bell Telephone Company. Miss Round- tree will begin her work here to morrow. Miss Molly Welch, of Mjoyock, N, C., arrived yesterday for a visit with Miss Murray Addison. Mrs Ed Wills, of Williamston, is spending the week with her parents, ’ Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Tribble Mrs. Oscar Kern, of Columbia was the guest last week of Mrs. Ag j nes Kern. Mrs. Robert E. Wysor, 3rd, and children will return today from Moultrie, Ga., where she has been visiting her mother, Mrs O. O Owens .Mrs Robbins Taylor and daugh ters, Cindy and Jan*, of Mont gomery, Ala., will arrive today to ppend the remainder of the week with their sister Mrs BerTHammet and Mr. Hammet Dr. John McSween will officiate vSaturday evening at the Kasterby- Satterfield wedding m Greenville Mrs. McSween will also attend the wedding. Mrs H K Neely, of Pelham, Ga , spent the week end with her sister. Mrs John T Young and Mr Young Subscribe To THE CHRONICLE Mrs J. R Dennis of St Mat Mrs Joe Fanning and son. of Clem thews. Rev and Mrs G B Corley son, were dinner guests Saturday of and family, of Newberry, Mr and Rev and Mrs J P Roquemore, A*i>iGAiv-<$tatfdav<f WINTBR, tUMMlw AND V*A* 'WOUND AIR CONDITIONER# No Onwn PaTnient— 36 Months To Pay ' Phone 117—S96 ARTHI R BENJAMIN Licensed—Bonded—Insured Plumbing—Heating—I lertrU- Servic* Mr and Mrs. T L Selzer and ... „ „ children. Jan. Steve and Joe are Mr. and Mrs. C G Barnett and s 0( re|atlve# in ( ; af(ney thls family of Charlotte. N. C„ spent ,, spent w . k the week-end with Mrs Barnett’s mother, Mrs Jobe Nabors, and at tended the Nabors reunion at Hurri cane Church on Sunday Also at tending the reunion were Mr and | Mrs. Henry Martin and family of Miss M^garet Bell has returned Mr and Mrs. John William Dil lard, of New York City are spend mg the week with the former'; mother Mrs. J Will-Oillatd. from Arlington. Va to make her home here with her sister, Mrs Robert E Wysor and Col Wysor Rev and Mrs Robert Alexander, of Forest Park. Ga , were visitors P Charlotte. James F Bodie of Pnneville, Mrs E L. Chandler and Mrs. J. C. Oregon, is visiting his mother. Mrs. Copeland last Friday R C. Stewart, for a few days. Mrs. Jane Milam has returned from a v M Grill and Mr and Mrs Gary visit with her aunt. Mrs. T R Hag R Bodie Norfolk, Va , will spend] Sunday of Rev. and Mrs J ler in Columbia, and Sally Milam the week end with Mrs Stewart Roquemore with her aunt, Mrs. John Glenn, in Mrs Dana F Gray and children Mr and Mrs Kenneth Mills am! Raeford, N. C. Their mother, Mrs ( ,f Norfolk. Va.. are visiting her childn n have returned from a va M D Milam, Jr., spent several mother. Mrs O. B King and her | cation tour of Florida In Orlando days this week in Columbia ami brother. J R White, and family ihey visited Mr Mills’ brother, Mrs Raeford and accompanied them Mr and Mrs Dewey Trammell Lucia Da\u and in Plant City were home and children of Richmond. Ind . are guests of Mr and Mrs James Wal Lt Tommy Seaae of Fort Jack visiting the former's parents Mr g er They accompanied home son. spent the weekend with his and Mrs L B Trammell by thetr nephew. Bunky Peters, of mother. Mrs T. M Sease Billy Trammell spent last week Orlande Henry Chandler of Washington, in Pauline with hi* cousin David Miss Hose Lee bad as rrcefii D C spent the weekend with his Bagwell ^ Margaret parents. Mr and Mrs H. G (hand Fnends of Mr> George K Hoi A.llingham Jimmie Shackleford ler. coming especially for t b e land will be glad to know she u ^ Hogaiwvtlr Ga. and Mary Smith-MrGee w e d d 1 n g Saturday convalescing at home following a , m ,,t Sirwi\ ms evening in Laurens, in wrhirh he stay at Self Memorial hospital m ail)1 ^ Marshall Jr will return this week and accompanied Va.. nd Washington. D C, You get the right power... right down the line! From (he mountain-movin’ Work- master V8 in tandems down to the quick-stepping Thriftmaster 6 in pick ups, Chevrolet trucks offer precisely the kind of power you need. Here are seven truck engines designed and built to Work longer for less on your job. i WORKMASTER VR-Built for top-tonnage hauls, this 348-cubic-inch V8 packs 230 h.p., has new “Wedge-Head" design. F jobs,this 283-cubic-inch V8 packs 160 h.p. JORMASTER A—Built for dollar-saving durability, this 261-cubic-inch 150-h.p. 6 hauls hefty loads wjth ease. CHEVROLET See your local authorized Chevrolet dealer PLAXICO CHEVROLET; Inc WEST MAIN STREET CLINTON. S. C served as an usher. Jimmy Chand Greenwood ler of Fort Jackson also spent the, Mrs Oha Furr and son. Robert mnti lr , m M - .k, weekend at home have returned here after spending ^ Mrs James Von Hollen and ctul three weeks in Wiliamsburg Va.! 1 * 1 * ^ ^ dren Dirk and Nancy lone have with her daughter. Mrs Curtis “J* ^ ^ returned from a week's visit with Freeman, and Lt Freeman, wiio is **** * n *'‘ h brr her parents. Mr and Mrs R S stationed at Fort Eustis. Va They J M llcM * u,n •"‘i Gnffln. in HunUngton. W Va Mr were joined last week by Mr Furr ' , ‘ u,n Von Hollen and David Boland were Fay ret I Furr and Sidney Hartaog ' ,r ** Muller anu visitors there during the week-end While away they also visiied York < La**d h,rf Beverly moved last week into their rscrtitly purchased home the former Lewis Pitts residence on the Musgrove Road Mr. and Mrs Rusacii Miae and sons. Rohm and Lindsay, of Sara sota Fla . will arrive Sunday fur a visit with MTs Mires mother Mrs E T Woodruff and safer Mr> jj. B Arnold and family Mrs Lulli» M Hardy and cbii dren, Frankie ami Susie Frlknor re i turned Monday to their home in Camden after a visit with her moth *er Mr* Frank E Miller Mr and Mrs Kenneth N Bukei and daughter Miw Ann Baker, spent the weekend in Fort Bragg,. N C . with their son and brother, Lt Kenneth N. Baker Sadler Poe. of Rock Hill, is visit ing his cousin. Tommy Copeland Mrs R W Johnson and daugh ter. Miss Ann Johnson were week end guests ot friends in Mullins and attended the wedding of Miss Claire j Jones, of Mullins, and Jack llamil-| ton. of Charlotte, at the First Bap list Church Miss Johnson served as a bridesmaid for Miss Jones wno was her roommate at the tniver- Isity of South Carolina Mr. and Mrs J..C. Thomas. Miss | es Kay Thomas and Delle Wilder spent a few days last week in the mountauis of North Carolina. They attended the Flat Rock Playhouse and also saw “Home In the West" at Boone. N. C. Mrs. Conway Twitty, of Rich-! mond, Va., is visiting her mother Mrs Robert S. Owens Dr and Mrs B J. Hammet, of Allendale, were guests Sunday of their son and daughter in law, Mr. and Mrs Ben Hammet Miss Virginia Sadler, of New Vork. will arrive Monday for a month’s vacation stay with her mother. Mrs R E Sadler She will be accompanied here by Sara and Julia Sadler, daughter of Mr. and MTs Rufus Sadler, who have been spending three weeks in New York with their grandparents. Mr . and Mrs Charles Doherty Mr and Mrs Louis M Stephen- 1 son. o! Charleston, are visiting the j latter’s mother Mrs S. G Dillard, here this week They also spent a few day* in Asheville. N C MW* Kay and IMIr Wilder •oiorv of Camp Piansrie m Char N C . several days TWy <W* ipotaaberg m4 • B a’s* A* ehr- t*V ** ►' *wr Heavy-duly 100 Series tandem (foreground) and Fleetside pickup. HEAVY-DUTY SUPER TASKMASTER VR- This 175-h.p. V8 is tough-built for tough jobs. Like the Workmastef, it has 4-barrel carburetor, dual exhaust. HEAVY-DUTY TASKMASTER VR - Engi- neered to put muscle in medium-duty TRADEMASTER VS-This 160 h p V8 has stay-on-the-job stamina for tight sched ules. 8.5 to 1 compression ratio. THRIFTMASTER A-Tops for cutting cost corners, this 235-cubic-inch 6 has I45 1 h.p., 8.25 to 1 compression ratio. THRIFTMASTER A SPECIAl Ruggedly built for Forward Control duty, it’s got more “go” for stop-and-go hauling. TRUCKS Dr. David I. Mixon —Optometrist — 201 N. Broad Street F*HONE 130S Office Hours: 9-.S:30 rixta-Hu.M; d just starting The beginning of a "happy forever after” is captured and imprisoned in your fire-flecked diamond engagement ring Be sure the beauty and quality of the ring you choose is equal to the beauty and importance of the bethrothal. EASY TERMS iiftfi D'omoMt f «'or9#4 to Show Do»o I 3-DIAMOND RING Unique setting of radiant 14 karat gold. I J. C. THOMAS ^ jJeioeleA “H's Tim** That Counts * (LINTON JOANNA OPEN 8:30 A. M. EVERY SHOPPING DAY! Clo^e ♦> p.m. Friday—f»:30 p.m. Saturday THIS WEEK-END. TAKE TIME OIT TO T \ KK IN THE RH. H\Ri.\|N^ \T PEN NEY**! THI KSDAY. FRIDAY AND SUI KD\Y—Yol C AN SAVE! mm ssy! , FA.MOIS Stoneswear COTTON SLIPS I P TO SIZE 52 1.00 GUARANTEED-A-YEAR! 1% MAXIMUM SHRINK AGE! SHADOW PANEL! LIMITED QUANTITY! Aluminized IRON N’ PAD COVER SET 1.00 SHOP EARLY FOR THIS OUTSTANDING BUY! YOUR TOP FAVORITE TAKES HIM BACK TO SCHOOL’ 3 '«* 4.00 In Iain* Sleeve Style*! Little or No Iron tombed Cotton Plaids! Button Down or Regular UuMars. UNIVERSITY COTTON TWILLS 2.98 In sizes b to IS. Tall n Ta pered. sporting a trim buckle hack’ They're San forized. too' SUM! trim: WESTERN JEANS 2.49 L1 J « ounce denim makert them touxh! They’re, vat dyed and machine wash able ' 6 to lt».