The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, July 30, 1959, Image 8
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THE CLINTON CHRONICLE
Tfc«nt4ay. July 30, 1959
I News Of
Bonds Cross Roads
Clinton's Pony League All-Star Team
\ Here is the Clinton Pohy league All-Star team that
participated in the district tournament at Laurens last
week. They were eliminated in two jrames, with the win
ner participating in further playoffs at Winnsboro this
week.
Front row, with the teams represented: Billy Glenn,
Florida Street: Phil Rogers, Florida Street: Fred Hol
combe. Florida Street: Bruce Mills, Lydia; Dickie Watts,
Mercer Bailey; Bill Crawford, Joanna; Tommy Jenkins,
Joanna: Steve Lawson, Lydia, Back row: James Lewis,
Joanna; Rickey Corley,'Lydia; Eddie Raines, Whitmire;
Garry Riser. Joanna, Gambrell Roquemore, Florida
Street: Gary Goss, Lydia; Odis Emery, Lydia.
1959-60 Committees
For Clinton Lions
Club Are Announced
President R S. Truluck of the
Clinton Lions Club, has announced
the personnel of committees to serve
the club during the 1959-60 year
Assignments are as follows:
Attendance—W C. Neely. Chair
man; H. M Young, Carl Wessinger,
and Don Creighton
Constitution and By-Laws — Gene
Johnson, Chairman: Dillard Milam,
I. M. Adair and C. W. Cooper.
Convention — Gary Lehn, Chair
man; Shorty Horne. Thurston Giles,
and Bobby Womack.
Finance — Harry Y. McSween,
Chairman: W B. Owens, J. A Orr,
Jr., and John W. Finney, Sr.
Lions Information—John Holland
Hunter, Chairman; George Frady.
J B Dicus, and L. W. Cooper. Jr.
Program—H. F. Blalock, L. N.
Warren and D. O. Rhame.
Publicity—Ted Prevatte. Chair
man; Harry Layton and Claude
Crocker.
Bulletin—Claude Crocker. Chair
man; Fred E Holcombe and George
Huguley:
Agriculture — Heath Copeland.
Chairman; Guy Tumblin and Ryan
Lawson.
Boys and Girls Work—Fred E
Holcombe. Chairman: Calvin Coop
er, Clyde Ehrhardt, and L S Red-
deck
Ci t i z e n s h i p and Patriotism—
James P Sloan, Chairman; H. L.
Eichelberger. R. C. Adair, and Ar
thur Greenwood.
Civic Improvement—Marion Law-
son. Chairman; L N Warren. Hugh
Jacobs, and Dan Orr
Community Betterment — C. W.
Anderson. Chairman; J. B Arnold,
When business men talk banks
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promptly and under-
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-suit financing of rxpan
cion, mud* ran ■lam, etc.
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ratde meat—a
W G. King, Jr , and A. B. Godfrey
Education—Tom Plaxico, Chair
man; John Addison, E N. Sullivan,
and B M Dutton
Health and Welfare — D. 0.
Rhame, Chairman; B. O. Whitten,
Phil Rogers, Earl Pitts, and B. R
Austin.
Safety—Tom Hollis, Chairman;
Harry Nettles. George R. Blalock,
and L W. Cooper, Sr.
Sight Conservation and Blind—G
L. Simpson. Chairman; J. W. Ab
rams. Smiley Martin, and James L.
Walker
United Nations—Wm P. Jacobs,
Chairman. J. B Hart, Arthur
Greenwood, and David Muon
Greeter—W E. Moreau. Chair
man; Jim Traynham. Murphey
Timmerman, and Vie Spooner
Special VrrangemenU—Tool Addi-
v»n. t hair man Harry Baldwin. J
W Emory Jr, and Don
Mrs. Earl Johnson, who has been
a patient in the Mary Black Hos
pital, Spartanburg, has returned
home.
Mrs. Maggie Marshall, who has
been a patient in Joanna Memorial
Hospital, is at home.
Mr. and Mrs Roland Smith, of
Lyman, spent the week-end with Mr.
and Mrs. F W. Crapps.
Mrs. Ben Summers, Miss Alice
Summers and Mrs. F. W. Crapps
were visitors in Spartanburg on
Thursday.
Mrs. Jot* McQuirt and son. Don
ald. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Stanley
and > daughters, Dona Jean and
Joyce spent Sunday in the mountains
of North Carolina.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Stroud, of Co
lumbia, were Sunday guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Alvin Tinsley and family.
Mr and Mrs. Arthur White and
family, of Columbia, were visitors
in the community Saturday
Little Miss Nan Hyler, of Joanna,
was a Sunday guest of Linda and
Brenda Ringer. *•
Mrs. Homer Lindler. of Little
Mountain, and Mrs. Owen Cofer, of
Wagener, visited relatives in the
community Thursday and Friday.
Friends of Allen Hunnciutt will be
glad to know he is able to be out aft
er being sick several days.
Richard Johnson, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Earl Johnson, is among the
boys attending National Guard camp
at Fort Stewart,. Ga. He spent the
week-end at his home, returning to
camp on Sunday.
New Forester Begins
Work In This Area
Two changes in the foresty staff of
the S. C. State Commission of For
estry were announced by State For
ester Chas. H. Flory
Forester Phil L. Hadaway. Jr.,
has been transferred from Newfberry
to Walterboro to Till a vacancy. Mr
Hadaway. a native of Georgia, re
ceived his B S. degree in Forestry
at the University of Georgia He has
been stationed at Newberry for the
past sixteen months la his new po
sition at Walterboro he will he woit-
mg under District Forester Bon*
Hurlbuti doing Isr—lr> wort m
Beaufort, Charleston Colleton Dor
Hampton, and l
Return From Tnp To
Visit Relofives, Friends
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HOME OWNERS IN CLINTON, S.C
Our New Home Owner* Policy Covert More, Yet CotU Lett
COMPARE COVERAGE - COMPARE COST
Your Home-Broad Form Fire and Extended Coverage .
ALL-IN4I.NK PROTKlTION—YOt’ GET
MihiaiBhi
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515,1
Your Outbuildings-) Garages and Workshops)
800
1,1
1,500
Fire and Theft Of Your Personal Possessions At Home
and Household Contents Away From Home
3,200
1,000
4,000
1,000
6,000
1,000
Personal Liability to Others
Medical Payments to Others
Voluntary Property Damage to Others
10,000
250
250
10,000
250
250
10,000
250
250
Additional Living Elxpense
800
1,000
1,500
AVERAGE ANNUAL COST . . . y
*
$45.oo | $51.oo
$68.00
JAMES E. WOLFE INSURANCE AGENCY
290 NORTH BROAD ST.
CLINTON, S. C
PHONE fit
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MEN’S
SPORT SHIRTS
Special big group.
Sizes S-M-L.
52
LADIES'
Jamaica Shorts
66c Ea.
Stack and stack of Asst,
easy-care first quality cot
ton. Sizes 10-18,
CLEAN SWEEP
SUMMER
Stock up now and save on summer
needs for the whole family. Qual
ity merchandise at sacrificed reduc
ed prices! Hurry in now to Belk’s
biggest bargain event of the year.
SALE!
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S-M-L XL
SPORT SHIRTS
Vafamu l* IBB
r*mfw alMrl•«!**** shirt laiii
mufty putterw* an,! US |||
fabm * Hurry Ml Maw *
EXTRA SPECIAL BASEMENT
BARGAINS
FINAL SALE BEACH TOWELS
Two special low price
groups. Values to 2.99
One Group ?; 57 c
LADIES’ SHOES
Sizes 4 to 10. Canvas cas
uals, flats and sandals and
dress shoes. Over 200 pair
to choose from
BOY’S SPORT SHIRTS
$1.00
$1.00
Values to 1.99. 6-18 sizes.
One big table assortment...
GIRL’S SWIM SHITS
Entire stock 3-6x, 7-14 size.
Values to 3.99. While they
last ;
SUPER SPECIAL!
LADIES’ PRINT HOCSE DUSTERS
Cotton prints. Sizes S-M-L.
Reg. 2.99. Limited 2 to the
customer
LADIES’ SHORT SHORTS
All aixa cotton twill*, den- IBM
bn* aMd popHna. Siam 10- M £
IB. Value* to I J» ^ "
HOrS DRESS PANTS
All drew atyle • u m m * r
peat*. Siam 2-f aad B-If.
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ronrurrc htoc b sale
52c
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$1.77
lLI
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$1.00
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$1.00
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DACRON CURTAINS
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Super Bargains
Yawtk ( eater
(flRL*S COTTON SKIRTS
One group *ue 3 to
6x. 7-14. Value* to 1,23
2.99
GIRL’S GOWNS
AND PAJAMAS
While they last 88c
BIG GROUP GIRL’S
SLEEVELESS BLOUSES
Dressy styles. Reg. « mw
1.99 in sizes to 14 ....
BETTER QUALITY
BOY’S DRESS SLACKS
Values to 5.99.
While 77 pr. last ....
BOY’S KNIT SHIRTS
3.00
Collar model styles. __
Values to, 1.59. 7lC
Your choice!
GRAB TABLE
Girl’s play and
sportswear. While 88c
it lasts
MATERNITY DRESSES
\U SEPARATES
VdM. u M.»
If ta sail Rag.
ft-99
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JAMAICA
SHORTS
Value* to 2.99. Sizes 10 I
18 in Asatd. styles and co
or*.
s Now 1.66
Slim Pants
Regular 4.99 pair.
Now 2.77
Coordinates
All match mates in smai
coordinate sets now greatl
reduced!
BLOUSE
Were 2.99
JAMAICA SHORTS
Were 8.99
SKIRTS
Were 4.99
SKIRTS *
Were 5.99 ^
BETTER DRESSES
TERRIFIC BARGAINS
100
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