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/ THE CLINTON CHSO.MCK* ThurOa>. March M. I9S9 Items of Interest From . . West Clinton MRS C. K. ELI.ROOK. C MMNB t and RepreHcntative Mrs (xjrillr twrimond.* had ss her recent \ niton her mother Mrs Murdn McPrten, ond Mr and Mrs .1 A iYav»lr» of Tifton. (teorjna Also Mr and Mrs Carol Laster of Spartanburg Mr and Mrs Morris Thibodeau and John Howari visited Clyde At- rowood in Belmont reoiMilty ( ceil DovMpport of Clem son Col lege spent the week-end with his parents Mr. and Mrs Joe Daven port Staff Sgt Homer K , King ol Vin cent A. F Base. Arizona is visiting his sister', Mrs Raymond Cash and family for a few days enroute to a new assignment in Florida Mrs Dean of CotwmlMa •ere recent rW- tar* of Mr and Mr* Bn Woodward and Mr* Eltraheth Woodward Mr* Thomas Prather and Mr* A C Whitten were visitors of Mr and Mrs Jotvi Frrgueson in New berry on Sunday Mr and Mrs D O. Freeman vis ited Mrs P O. Freeman who is seriously ill at her home in Startex on Sunday Mr and Mrs William Samples and Mr and Mrs. Milford Wright and families attended the fu neral of Mrs (.'agar Howell at Bel- leview Baptist Church of Union on Thursday She is an aunt of Mrs. Samples and Mrs. Wright BRING A FRIEND TO CHURCH WITH YOU Hew tafeti* vwvees pfwrloi* the clad truth— »*<»s lowtif and old. all jam the wwodvifwi i»- fr* -i. r.»ew i.atne •writs Dm chorus. Flower* bwr>t to** Mawn •*e«ythi'vc »peak« mf newr lift and hope Fra* t>«.a<!jr rvetjroao 4ar Alai*it r»t»). • lh« hard*« I.ait ferl* wa*S TFr sp-rH self la*' ta raurrh Latin lion- • n the tinfinc F.eew •f lM If ll raa ia*t if Mhe the Chwrth a pat* »f p*wr t >w and iwofaetf a part of tke i hurra. Proper >*>■» trodr will help pro roahoe that tro jmf •f the rwaolir non raa he rwwra, aot only at Fa»«rf. hot th-rogh • - erp day • ( e**rp • -a« ymt a* • ?«• rood the Chorrh Areep Faon «a« Make h a •dai poet of *««- F »*e to pas** * a»4 othere that Je*ro Ch« • te**» iwew • I h# « **• ftMpr iwdhl •* d*f p++mm “ « «A4 •»-'«•* » wnto d»*t •• 1 HT'^ - * ^ Ik Tv. > «w4 i Till- *rortr* •# Citizens Federal Sav.& Loan Assn. Johnson Bros. Super Market Xnith Hroud Si. DEES OIL CO. S. Hroad St. GULF OIL CORP J. A. Xddi'rfin [)i-trihutor 220 W. Main St. CITIZENS FED. SAV. & LOAN :!n w . Mti* si. COOPER MOTOR CO. R. C arulina Ave. C. & L. CONCRETE CO. 20a \\. Carolina Ave. Clinton Realty & Insurance Co. Mrs. I!. Hubert llmd. Ayt. SUPPLY CO. INDUSTRIAL W. I»ilt> St. 210 >\ . Main St. NEWBERRY T . E JONES COUNTY BANK & Sons Furniture .Ioanna 200 W. Main St. Austin-Jones Furniture Co. I0S Snalh Hrmsd Si. IRBY’S MARKET 207 MuwgroTe SI. JOANNA STORES Joanna. S. C. CHRONICLE PUB. CO. 100 C.arv St. . McGEE’S DRUG STORE 100 W. Main St. Ill M HU E. H*itt St. LARKS Esso Station •it i. 212 N Broad SI. WHITEFORD’S HOWARD’S YOUNG’S RESTAURANT PHARMACY Gulf Service TO| North Slum Sl YARBOROUGH OIL CO C^roie & Dons I’ahrir amd V»rtdd» MM Mr and Mr* Marrefl Barter and *aa Carel vroted her brother Pawl Smith of HarUville who la a sar gical pattem at Roper hoapiUi la Oiarkwtan They Mao visited Mr ! and Mr* Cecil Spurlock while there Mr* Sptirtock u a sister of Mrs Barker Mr* Sui) Hawks and Beatrice Dyer had a* their Sunday visitors relatives of Greenwood They were Mr. and Mrs. M Vaughn. Mrs. Louis Minor and children. Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Fortner, Mr. and Mrs. Jimmie Steele. Emily Fortner, Ann i Giles and Patricia Steele Mr and Mrs. C. A. EUedge and sons visited Mr and Mrs. C. E. El- 1 ledge of Cross Hill on Sunday They ! also visited Mr. and Mrs. J. F. | j Guest while there. Mr. and Mrs John L. O'Shields 1 and baby daughter Joni of Pensa- 1 cola, Florida are visiting his par ents. Mr. and Mrs. \V. T. O'Shields, on a two week s visit. They will visit other relatives in Darlington and Abbeville while here. ATTENDS BIRTHDAY PARTY! Mr. and Mrs. Joel Cox and son Joel Jr. and Paul Watts attended a birthday party in Seneca Saturday night given by Mr: and Mrs. Lex Vinson in honor of their daughter Lynda who celebrated her 17th birthday Mrs. Cox is an aunt.of Lynda's. They were also dinner guests on Sunday of Mr. and Mrs Lex Vincent and Lynda, and they visited Mrs. Cox’s parents. Mr. and Mrs C. E Vinson while there. CAMP FIRE BLUEBIRD MEETING TTie Busy Bee. Rose and Tulip group members met at the commu nity building on Wednesday after noon A business session was held with plans made for an Easter egg hunt. Refreshments were served consist ing of Candy. Pecan cookies pop corn and cold drinks WITH THE SICK Peggy Moore, daughter of Mr. and Mrs Macon Moore has been ill with (he measles at her home on Baile> Street Bard dtucMar of Mr Mr. » Mr* Ted Ward la coa&mM to huthday same aa Phillip* Street with the Mr*. J H Crowe birthday Saturday. March M Miss Eliubrth Iftaltiwaiter of Hogan coMrate* Greenwood wall be at the Church of Wrthday Sunday March 9, God on Elizabeth St for a wot*end B *• * obaerves a revival beginning Thursday. March birthday. March 30 » Service* *un at 7:30 each eve Jo** Barker celebrates a rung birthday. March 29 The Church of God on Elizabeth b, ljljj lay '*’« h ** da y . a »* taw *-ta Swta Mrvic* « * at 6 a m Sunday. Tuemtay. Slarrti » ... . , .. , . Missouri Wilkie, celebrates a All ^^“^tovjedte attend birthday Fridjiy Mj|rch „ M.OWEK CLUB tTarence Dunaway, celebrates a There were eight members pre- birthday today. March 26 sent at the Rower club at the com Stan Foster, celebrates a birth- immity building on Thursday morn- day Saturday. March 28. af runutaro " Mrs H E NMdm had Arthur Cru* of EMertan. Ga, as a recant gueat af ralativaa here Mrs. Maudr Bryson b vtutlhg her dauNer. Mrs Ethrtn Blake and Mr Blake ia Greenwood Dawn Campbell Sease celebrates a birthday March 28 Alvin Trammell, observes a birth day. March 28. / Brad Bagwell, celebrates a birth day. March 28. Mrs. Margie Woodward observes a birthday, March 28. Mrs. Joel Cox, celebrates a birth day Monday. March 30. FIDELLS CLASS MEETING There were 11 class members of Fidelis present for their monthly ing. •Mrs Harry Foster has been elect- ed treasurer and Mrs. W. T. O' Shields as president. The ladies enjoyed making love ly Orchids corsages The class meets each Thursday at 9 a. in. Mrs D. O. Freeman is instructor of the class. CLINTON MILLS WOMENS COMMUNITY CLUB MEETS The Clinton Mill economics com-j mee ti n g which was at Mirs. J. R munity club members met at the Braswell's home on Caldwell St. community building Thursday Bobby Meadors, president night There were around 12 mem- had charge of the devotional. Mrs. bers present. Mrs. Ena West, and Keith McGee was in charge of the Mrs Allen Powers were in charge , ames that were epjoyed, of the business session. Mrs. Gus ^ business session was held with Blakely was in charge of the pro- ^ Buddy Qakley dosing with gram consisting of seventh grade p ra y e r. boys of Mercer Silas Bailey school. Afterwards a social hour was en- They sang several lovely hymns, joy^ an( i refreshments of a lovely and recited religious verses with ^hid plate and ice punch served by Jimmy Lyda leading the devotional, .i,,. The other boys taking part were ! students of Mrs. Blakely’s. Mrs. Blakely, also gave an interesting discussion on “Biblical Gardens.” Refreshments were served by hostesses Mrs. C. E. Roberts. Mrs. F.ila Harvey and Mrs C. A El- ledge. BIRTHDAYS - ANNIVERSARIES Colie Campbell obaerves a; birth day. March 26 Larry Barker, celebrates a birth day Sunday. March 29 i Jeanette Woodward celebrate* a DO YOU HAVE ARTHRITIS? Here I* a message you will •**» U read. Your doctor can tell you there ia abaolutely ae kaewa cure for arthritis Medical research specialist* are now engaged In several projects which, it is felt, will ultimately help in finding a cure, but as yet none has been found. Naturally, we all live In hope they will be successful, but until that time we must be content to get the best relief possible Right now there is a fast, safe and effective relieving agent available called Pruvo. Pruvo’s ingredients have been used m hospitals and clinics, prescribed by doctors, and have helped scores of men and women to lead happy and full lives. You can be sure nothing is faster, safer or has been proven more effective than Pruvo for temprorary easing of a minor arthritic condition or its related diseases . . . rheumatism, neuritis, sciatica, lumbago, and bursitis And it's wonderful for backache and every-day muscular aches and pains too. Try Pruvo today. Ask your druggist for a S nerous 75-tablet trial size bottle. You must be satisfied with e results or your purchase price will be refunded by the maker. There are larger economy sizes also, for continued use. McGEE’S DRUG STORE GRAINS A MKIIH M Sac PER IMJZ. EGGS 3 1.00 ECONOMY C I T PORK CHOPS u, 49 I HE Ml PORK Shoulder Roast u>- 45 41J4 Ml S4|l ARES BACON u> 25 t.RAOft: A FRYERS u> 35 bi l‘**btmh»d »«rfc Werh If* tiro IaB»*»>»« C HnKro lira* ro tiro l•l•rr■t lucrra-rog I burrh k11r**4an<r Irby’s Meat Market MOUHIVIIE MEWS Miss Carolyn Sue Wilson of Kings- tree and Furman University, spent the week-enl with her uncle. Ful ler Motes, and Mrs. Motes Mrs Willie Young of Clinton, spirit the week-end with her daugh ter. Mr* T E. Watt*, and family I Spc 4 Dev udfrey u spewkng a 30 day leave at his home here, Bobby Watt* and Shirley Davis, who have recently completed thm basic training at the Great Lake* Naval Training station in Ohnot*. are »p<-nding two we.** leave at iheir reapeetvte homr* Mr* J W Miller spent last Fri day in Lnurros with her slater. Mrs kalhrnar Brownlee • • • • • |»»:Mt»N«Tm«T10N (TUB MFim The Crros HiB-Mroroviile Demroatra:** riub met U«t Tue* day al the heme «f Mrs I Finley wMh Mrs Hugh J— as ce- hrotea* Mrs Tune In To WPCC RADIO FOR Special Easter Programs This Week And Easter Sunday For the Best In Listening ITS WPCC 1110 ON YOt K IM XI RADIO Be sure to attend the Special Sun rise Service at Johnson Field at 6:30. Ml M.ROX It NTREE1 PHONE !«t LAWN FLOWER GARDEN S T'* m FLOWER AND GARDEN PLANTS OF ALL KINDS * Hetvesr wmencsf TOOLS-FERTILIZERS YARD AND GARDEN SUPPLIES GILES FEED & SUPPLY YOt ■ rt UNA STUME Cro tag See row He PALMETTO MOTOR CO. Midway Drive-1 n Theatre UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT Reopens Saturday, March 28 Three Big Rock -n- Roll Hits No. 1-TEENAGE THUNDER-Chas. Courtney No. 2-CARNIVAL ROCK-Susan Cabot No. 3-THE BIG BEAT-Fats Domino IN COLOR FIRST SHOW ING Sunday - Monday - Tuesday BRIGITTE BARDOT IN 'That Naughty Girl" IN TECHNICOLOR Wednesday-Thursday, April 1-2 TWILIGHT FOR THE GODS IN Tltt. HNKOLOS HTAREING aon ■ITMON