The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, December 24, 1959, Image 9
Thursday, December 24, 1959
THE CLINTON CHRONICLE
Item* of Interest From...
West Clinton
MRS. C. A. ELLEDGE, Correspondent and Representative
' PHONE 17M
MERRY CHRISTMAS AND A
HAPPY NEW YEAR.
—MRS. C. A. ELLEDGE
* • *
Seaman Johnny Simmons of the
U. S. Naval Station. Norfolk, V«.,
will spend the holidays with Mrs.
Simmons and children and his moth-
t er, Mrs. Estelle Roland.
A2C Furman Adams of Westover
Field. Mass., is spending the hol
idays at home with his parents,
Mr and Mrs. R. L? Auams '
VISITING IN CHESTER
Mrs. Chester Perritt is spending
a few days with Sgt. Perritt’s
family in Lakeview. Sgt. Perritt
is stationed at an air force base in
Turkey.
SIC Richard Finley of Norfolk,
Va., is spending a leave with Mrs.
Finley and his grandparents, Mr.
and Mi*> Henry Lawson, Sr.
Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Adams and
A2C Furman Adams spent Tuesday
in Greenwood visiting Mr. and Mrs.
P. D .Watkins, Mr. and Mrs. W. A.
• Jones, Mr. and Mrs. T. D. Jones.
Misses Kathleen, Dawn and Jean
Bennett of Maryland, were recent
week-end gusts of Misses Barbara
and Sandra Rice.
J. R. Crawford
SURVEYING
CLINTON. S. C.
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Assets $7,250,000.00
Each account intu'ed up to St0,000.00
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Mike Elledge spent two days the
paft week with his grandmother,
Mlrs. Rose Prather, in Whitmire.
Mrs. L. W. Ledford and Mrs. Bar
bara Hopper of Chester, were vis
itors of Mrs. Suzy Hawks and Be
atrice Hawks.
Ernest Vaughn and Mrs. Suzy
Haws visited Mrs. J. C. Fortner in
Greenwood for a few days recently.
Russel Lawson and Ike Smith of
Buffalo were guests of Mr. and Mrs
Henry Lawson Wednesday night.
Sgt and Mrs. Elbert W. Bennett
have returned to their home in
Maryland after being called here
! due ot the death of his father, H. H.
Bennett, of near Laurens.
Mrs. Shelby Perritt and Mrs. C.
A. Elledge visited relatives of Mrs.
Perritt in Ware Shoals Thursday.
Mr and Mrs. Walt Snrtth, Mr.
| and Mrs. Carroll Bagwell^ of Lau
rens, were visitors in Spaftanburg
Friday.
Mrs. Chestley King was a visitor
in Spartanburg Tuesday.
PETAGO DISTRICT BLUE BIRD
MEMBERS ENJOY CHRISTMAS
PARTY
There were thirty-five Blue Bird
members present for the annual
Christmas party at the Community
building Wednesday afternoon.
The building was decorated beau-
i tifully for the occasion in Christmas
; greens.
Christmas carols were enjoyed
along with dancing and games. Re
freshments consisting of cup cakes
with Christmas decoration*, pop
corn, candy and punch were served
by the hostesses, Mrs. Francis King,
Thelma Elledge and Grace Bright.
After refreshments the children
enjoyed opening gifts.
Each member carried their gifts
I of hand-painted dish towels to their
j mothers which was their craft work
for Christmas.
NOTICE!
The skating nnk at Clinton Mill
village is offciially open now. So
everyone please use it during the
holidays. It will help keep the com
munity safer.
I BLUE BIRD MEMBERS HONOR
II. A. ADAMS
The Blue Bird members of Petago
District presented H. A. Adams
with a well-filled basket of fruR and
candy Wednesday night
Mr. Adams celebrated his 80th
birthday on December 20. The ten
members present representing the
Rose. Tulip and Busy Bee group
members tang “Happy BiitbAy”
to the honoree and also wished both
Mr. and Mrs. Adams a merry
Christmas.
GENE PHILLIPS CIRCLE MEETS
Gene Phillips circle members
met at the home of Mrs. Maggie
McElhannon on Monday night.
A business sesion was held, with
Mrs. Bobby Meadors, president, in
charge. A program was given on
Foreign Missions, artd a social hour
was enjoyed later.
Refreshments of Christmas dain
ties were served by the hostess.
The ladies enjoyed exchanging of
gifts.
FRIENDSHIP BAPTLST CHURCH
SERVICES
Sunday School—10:00 a.’m
Sunday morning worship—11:00
a. m.
Song service—7:30 p. m
Sunday evening worship service—
! 8:00 p. nVto 9:00 p. m.
Wedne.'lduy song service—7:30 p.
: in.
| 'Wednesday night service—8:00 p
m.
CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH
CIRCLE MEETINGS
The Rosa Marlowe circle mem-
jbers held their monthly meeting at:
the home of Mrs. Grady Smith on
Monday evening.
The program was a regular study
course of Foreign Missions. Mrs
Smith was in charge of the pro
gram.
Refreshments of Christmas dain
ties were served by Mrs. Smith and
assisting hostess, Mrs. Joe Daven
port.
The twenty ladies present enjoyed
exchanging of gifts, with the home
being decorated for the occasion.
CHRISTMAS PARTY FOR
DORC AS CLASS
The Dorcas class members of
Calvary Baptist Church met at the
Community Building Tuesday eve- i
ning to enjoy a Christmas party. birthday December 29.
The Community Building was F r e d a Satterfield celebrates a
decorated in the Christmas theme, birthday December 28.
Mrs. O. J. Gilliand led the mem- Harold Coker observes a birthday
bers with prayer, and Mra. Ralph December 28.
Stewart, teacher of the class, gave Kim Storay celebrates a birthday
the devotional. December 30
Several games were enjoyed and
prizes awarded winners. Afterwards
the ladies enjoyed exchanging gifts.
Mrs. Sarah Jenkins, class president,
presented gifts to Mrs. Stewart, and
also honored Mrs. Eva West, as-
si. Lant teacher with a lovely gift.
BIRTHDAYS AND WEDDING
ANNIVERSARIES
Lurline Woody celebrates a birth
day December 25.
Dennis Fallow observes a birth
day December 92.
Mrs. Betty Lawson observes a
birthday January 1.
Gene Woodward celebrates a
Mr*. Bobbie Jean Hughey cel
ebrates a birthday December 22.
Mrs. Sarah Nell Heaton observes
a birthday December 30
Freddie Heaton celebrates a
birthday December 22.
William Robinson, son of Mrs.
Lucy Robinson, will celebrate a
birthday December 28
G h o 1 d i e Simmons observes, a
birthday December 27
Rhonda Gail Simmons, grand
daughter of Mrs Estelle Roland,
celebrates a birthday December 36.
Janice Davenport observes h
birthday December 26. "
Lena Gilliam celebrates a birth
day December 27.
Mr and Mrs. W. R. Thomas will
celebrate their 50th wedding anni
versary December 26
Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Adams will
cedbrate their 55th wedding anni-
j versary December 25
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Adams will
celebrate a wedding anniversary
December 28
Mr and Mrs. Hubert Leopard will
celebrate a wedding anniversary
December 24 -
Mr and Mrs Joe Burns will cel
ebrate a wedding anniversary. De
cember 24
Mr and Mrs David Storay cel
ebrate a wedding anniversary De
cember 24
Mr and Mrs. Paul Trammell cel
ebrate a wedding anniversary De-
Mr and Mrs Sam Owens will cel-
cember 29.
ebrate a wedding anniversary De
rember 25»
FIGHT TB!
Holiday time means Christmas
seal time—Ghristmas -Aals on all
our holiday mail to fight tubercu
losis We have HW cases of TB in
l,aiirens County So please answer
youmChristmas seal letters so Lau
rens County can be a safer place to
live
CARD OF THANKS
We would like to express ou*
predation for the flowers and a
acts of kindness shown us by
staff at Blalock Clime and
friends dunngVhe recent nines*
at the death rfiour infant son.
vm Hubert Heaton May God l
each of you
MR AND MRS CLUHPON
HEATON
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NOTICE FOR PAYMENT OF
1959 CITY TAXES
Notice is hereby given that Town Taxes for the Town of Clinton are
due and collectable from November 1st to December 1st for the year
1959. The tax books will open November 1st at the office of the Town
Clerk and Treasurer and will remain open up to and through December
31.
A penalty of ten per cent (10°o ) shall be added if said taxes
are not paid on or before January 1, 1959.
The levy for current fiscal year is 53 mills; 25 mills for current op
erating expenses, and 27 mills for interest and sinking funds on various
bond issues outstanding. *
W. B. OWENS, City Clerk and Treasurer
AT AUCTION
' * *■"
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JANUARY 4th-ll A. M., 1960
At Laurens
The Home Place of the Late
'* • a.
Mrs, Agnes B. Richardson
At Mountville
Seven rooms be'»ides hall and large porch. 2 hath*,
deep well and pump. Beautiful -h ide tree'- .TOT ft.
on Calhoun Highway.
FOR INFORMATION SEE
Mrs. Maude Bryson
Vt Mountville or
S. N. Crisp
* i
At l^iurens—Phone u r 722
1
WANTED
300
NEW CUSTOMER
LOANS
S10 to SI,000
s
110 PITTS ST. CLINTON. S. C.
SAM SEA WRIGHT. Mjrr. — PH: 1943
COUNTY TAX BOOKS
Laurens County, Lauren*. S. C.
GENERAL LEVY
NOW OPEN
1959 TAX LEVY
Ordinary County
Bonds
Hospital ..
County Wide Levy Total
S
1
18 Mills
as
a
2
1
1!
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Laurens No. 55
18
34
1
53
Laurens No. 56
18
30
4 1
7
60
Ware Shoals No. 51
18
38
Mi
56V*
Greenville No. 520
18
42
4
H
6444
Cross Hill No. 13 (56) .
18
30
4 1
53
Fountain Inn Water District )
Levy
8 Mills
Laurens No. 55 made up and composed of the following old school
and tax districts: Laurehs No. 1, 2, 3, 4, 6, 7 and 11; Youngs 5, 6,
7. 8 and 10; Dials 1, 2 and 5; Sullivan 1 and 17; Scuffleton No. 4 and
12; Waterloo 2, 4, 6 and 14.
Laurens No. 56 made up and composed of the following old school
and tax districts: Cross Hill No. 13; Hunter 4, 5, 6, K-9, 42 and 16;
Jacks No. 1, 2, 3, 5, 6, 7 and 15; Scuffleton No. 1, 2 and 3
Ware Shoals No. 51 is made up and composed of the following old
school and tax districts: Sullivan No. 2,> 1 3 and 7; Waterloo No. 1
and 7.
Greenville No. 520 is made up and composed of the following old
school and tax districts: Youngs No. 4 and Dials 3-B.
Mauldin-SimpsonviQfr-Fountain Inn Water District is located in Dials
3-B.
Clinton Hospital District is composed of all District 56 except Cross
Hill No. 13.
*
Laurens City 44 Mills
Clintan City 53
Gray Court Cky 50
Cross Hill City 16
* TAX NOTICES MAILED
By Treasurer’s Office
This information is furnished by
County Auditor, Jennie V. Culbertson
\ ALLEN W. COLEMAN
County Treasurer
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Brood 8'*oi**d
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URKEYS
□ 10 to 14 pound average ... turkeys u 49c □ 9 lbs. and under ... turkeys
WHOLE OR HALF 10-M It.
4-3 LB FANCY EVISCERATED
•ERPERIDGE FARMS DRESSING
□ fresh hams 11 49c □ ducklings
HEADLESS
SHRIMP AHOY FROZEN SREADED CHESAPEAKE BAT
□ shrimp 2 89c □ oysters " $1.29
u 47c □ turkeys ,TjFm 57c □ oysters r4 * 0 * ,; ’ $1.19
□ med - ,hrim P “ • 55c □ porit T Chops lb. 49c
□ swift's
premium
CHESAPEAKE SAY
coiomiL stoh7s|
SMOKED, TENDERIZED
10-18 LB. AVERAGE
□ butt
A
- portion ...
□ whole
49c
h if * 55c
or halt
□ swift s siic ' t> bacon u 43c
9
□ fruit jell 33c □ potato salad •gj.’ow 29c
.—, SCOTCH TREAT /“\ ✓‘N O tB a
□ sausage “ 29c □ 2'° , ‘49c
□ pirn. che«se ‘W 3. 1 * 3St □ cole slow
MO t Pe M
>-UL Or*
29c
□ factory packed granulated Open Tuesday and Wednesday til 7:30 P. M.
Umrt; One •* Hitt
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.□ maxwell house
Uawti On* t4
wfrti • IS order
LBS.
□ gold label or silver label
MB. BAG
□ cs pure vegetable...
LIMIT: 1 WITH $5 ORDER OR MORE
CS FROZEN 6-OZ. CAN
orange juice 6 for 99c
REDGATE 303 CANS
early June peas 4 for 49c
SEABROOK FARMS—All Vegetable 8-0*.
pot pies 10c
nPEXto 303 CAN
cranberry sauce 15c
TRIANGLE LB.
creamery butter 79c
PHILADELPHIA BRAND S-OZ.
cream cheese 35c
W. PITTS ST.,
CS TALL CANS
evaporated milk . . 6 for 79c
RED VIRGINIA WINESAP
apples 4 lb bag 49c
FRESH
jumbo coconuts each 19c
22-OZ. SIZE
lady baltimore cake 59c
22-OZ. SIZE
japanese fruit cake 59c
MURRAY 12 s
rocket pies . 49c
CLINTON, S. C.
large pineapple
new crop
r
oranges
8 U. Ba« 49'
2 ? & I ?! 4