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m r>» r>uaM\wt*'*( • V THE CLINTON CHRONICLE iledsoe / Thursday, March 2€, 1959 daughter. Mrs. Clyde Bledsoe. j Billy and Kenneth Johnson were Mrs Margaret Berry has return- dinner guests of Alien Hunnicutt ed to-work after being ill. Sunday. Friends of Shirley Bledsoe will Mr.'”.and Mrs. C. W. Johnson and ■be glad to know she is home fron\ son, Billy, were visitors in Green- Joanna hospital. ; vithe Friday. Rev. Hunter Marcingill is a pa tient at Joanna hospital Rev. Jim McKKtrick was guest speaker at Fairview Baptist Church Sunday morning in the absence of the pastor. Rev .T. B Altman. * * ♦ Thornwell Baseball Season Al 4:00 P. M. Today fjornwell opens its baseball sea- T1h‘ Shady Grove Boys' and Girls’ 4-H Club met Monday afternoon at 3:30 at the club house. The boys today (Thursday) against the joyed a film on dairy cattle. 3™? strong Gray Court-Owings team on girls were let! in a discussioredn the t he Thornwell diamond at 4:00 p. m importance of keeping thtfir rooms Twenty boys have been working plean. l>emonstratiops were given for the past two weeks getting in on how to make wrtstebaskets, pen- shape for the season opener. Almast cil holders and^sho*-holders for their the entire team from last year is rooms. back and from all appearances Duripf^ the social hour the boys | Thornwell should have a good sea- aid/girls were served refreshments son Mrs. Ben Summers and Mrs. J. The pitching will he\ handled by P. Johnson, Sr Cordon Timmons, Johnnny Cook- Class Joins Broad Street Chur l ictured a! ^ve are eight children who wert? Arnold. Eleanor Greert^T Elaine Simmons, . . . ,, . ■ . • . Jennie Edwards. /Second row: George rtvfivtMi into thf membership of Broad Gram> R( „ mie ^ mons , Urry Reddeck. Street Methodist Church on Palm Sunday Thomt morning. hYont row, left to right: Kathryn Cannon.—-J* las Smith; ami the pastor. Rev. Joel E. on.—Photo by Dan Varlwrough. News Of Bonds Cross Roads Mrs K C Fraiiklin. Mr and Mrs C E Franklin and daughter. Eftie Mae Starnes, little Misses Linda and Brenda Ringer were week-end visi tors of Mrs Nannie Streetman in Athens. Ga Mrs. Streetman is the mother of Mrs K C Franklin. Friends of Mrs Franklin will be glad to know her mother is improv ing after being ill for some time. Mr and Mis B \V Cooper were vshtors of Mrs. Maggie Bortors. Mr and Mrs Allen Bortors in Ches- er Saturday. / . Mrs Ola Wliges has returned ’.torn, alter visiting her daughter. Mrs. ('iiiinie Henson, and Mr. Hen son in Rock Hill. Pvt Isaac Evans of Fort Jack- son spent the week-end with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Evans Mr. and Mrs. Jim Evans were visitors in Greenville Saturday The Shady Grove Communitv Club held its regular monthly meet ing Saturday at 7:00 p m The meeting was presided over by J. O. lluoble. president .After the invoca- * HERE! You can walch your savings GROW instead o< GO when you open an insured savings ac count here and add to it regularly And your savings will grow even (aster, thanks to our betler-than-aveiage earnings Savings here aie insured to $10,000 by an agency of the United States government Change "go" to grow by opening your savings account ! CITIZENS FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION A ClmlMt iMtitHlion Serving Citato* People Since 1 No. • Current Dividend Rate 3V2% tun by Bill Dyches of Orangeburg, a student of Southeastern Seminary-, supper was served by Mr. and Mrs. Joe McQuirt, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Morgan. Mr. and Mrs. J C Nabors. The tables were arranged with set tings of , spring flowers. Following supper a brief devotion al was given by Rev. Hugh Pollard of the Joanna Presbyterian Church. For the program Miss Doris Phil lips, daughter of Mrs. Frank Phil-; lips of Joanna, gave an interesting account of her European tour, illus trating it w ilh colored slides of in teresting places visited in England. France. Ireland, and Italy. Miss Phillips was assisted in showing the glides by Bill Dyches. Miss Phillips is a teacher in the schools of Char lotte, N. C Mrs Hu-b Pollard and Mrs. Frank Phillips were guests of the, club Following the program a brief- business session was held ^ • On Tuesday, March 15. Jimmy Evans, son of Mr and Mrs. Free man Evans, was given a birthday perty at the Joanna Kindergarten Jimmy was six years old. Saturday afternoon Little Miss Cathy Berry was honored with a biriWday party by Mrs Clyde Bled soe at the home of her giandmoth er and mother, Mrs Maggie Mar shall and Mr> Margaret Berry Sixteen ink.ren enjoyed games Refreshments included ice cream cake and cold drinks Jean and Wayne Walters of Clinton, were guests for the party The Junior class of Fairview Bap list Church Sunday school enjoyed a social Saturday afternoon at the horn*' of the teacher. Mrs James Nabors The children of Shady Grove Pres bylerian Church enjoyed an Easter eg hunt Wednesday afternoon at « o clock at the church Adulu of the church furnished eggs for the hunt . Shady Grove church will hold an Easier sunrise service Sunday mm- mag at < o'clock Members of the community arc invited to jotn iji this worship service • • • Friends of Mrs Maggie MarshaU will be sorry to knew that she is confined to bed at the home of her PAY S • 7 T t 3 4 1011 12131413101710 19202122232423 262723203031 • If you need extra here's the friendly service that's waiting for you at Home Credit Company: BILLS ... TODAY CONFIDENCE Home Credit Company will honor your signa ture for any worthy rea son. You tell us how much money you need. We’ll do the rest . , . courteously, privately, without delay. Get C«»fc on Yttir S<9*aturc aIoac II Monrhly Payments Caslt You Rtcotvt CONVENIENCE You get the cash you need immediately, usual ly within twenty min utes. No co-signers necessary. You pay only one place on the plan easiest for your income. COMPLETE LOAN SERVICE Signature, household, emergency or debt clean up loan, subject only to our liberal credit policy. 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There is a real battle in center field between Au- irey Brown, regular of last year and GuS Folk, a young boy just out jf Piny ball. In left ueld is How 1 ard Higginbotham, a regular from last year, and the speed demon of the team, working against Robert Harrison, one of the younger boys. | The schedule: March 26—Gray Court-Owings at Thornwell. March 31 — Hickory Tavern at; Thornwell. AprH 3—Thornwell at Gray Court- 6wiitgs. April 7 — Connie Maxwell at Thornwell. T April 21—Lockhart at Thornwell April 2^-Thomwell at Lockhart. April 27—-TTiomwell at Woodruff. All home games will be at 4:00 p m D. S Templeton is coach of the April 10 - Thom-ell at H,ckoryl Tho ?' w '" l — 1 - Tavern. April 14 — Thornwell at Connie Maxwell. April 17—Woodruff at Thornwell PHONE 74 OFFICE SUPPLIES CHRONICLE PUB. CO. PHONE 74 LOWE'S GRILL Now serving our own Home Made Ice Cream, Ba nana Splits, Nut Sundaes, and Milk Shakes. For the best in fine foods and sandwiches of all kinds let us serve you. 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