The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, February 18, 1960, Image 11
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Thursday, February 18, 1960
THE CLINTON CHRONICLE
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LYDIA MILLS
MRS. CLYDE TRAMMELL, Correspondent, Representative
TELEPHONE IMS
S-Sgt. Charles Harvey of Fort
Jackson, Columbia, spent the week
end with Mrs. Harvey and children.
Mr and Mrs. Wilbur Weir and
Johnny, of Greenville, visited Mr.
and Mrs. David Word Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Trammell vis
ited their daughter, Mrs. William
Stone, and Mr.. Stone in Anderson
Sunday. They later visited Mr.
Trammell’s father, R. T. Tram
mell, in the General hospital in
Greenville, hteir son, Ken, at Fur
man University, Mr. and Mrs.
James Seay,,
.Mr. and Mrs. Ed Wells, Jr., vis
ited the latter’s brother, G. C. Par
rish, Jr., and MrfcsParrish in Aiken
Sunday. *
Mr. and Mrs. Gary Brissie and
chlidren of Winnsboro, were Sunday
evening, guests of Mrs. Brissie’s
grandmother, Mrs. J. H. Soay.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Riddle at
tended the funeral of Mrs. William
Ivey in Greenwood recently.
S-Sgt. Harold Snider of Tyndall
AFB, Panama City, Fla., spent a
recent week-end with his mother,
Mrs. Roy Snider.
HERE FROM GREENVILLE
W. E. Riddle and daughter,
Mrs. Arthur Jones, Sr„ of Green
ville, were recent guests of their
brother and uncle, Ralph Riddle,
and Mrs. I^ddle.
Mr .and Mrs. J. B. Neal and Jim
my visited Mr. and Mrs. Carson
Neal in Greenville Sunday. Both
families motored to Caaeu’s Head
to enjoy the sights of the snow-cov
ered mountains.
Mrs. Lillie Belle Miller was the
Sunday guest of Mr. and Mrs. Cleo
Wallemtine in Clinton.
LYDIA BAPTLST CHURCH
NEWS
■j The Brotherhood will meet at 7:00
£>. m., tonight to go to the county
home for a worship service.
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The young woman’s auxiliary will
.sheet Tuesday ^vening at the home
$ Mrs. Clyde Trammell at 7:00 p.
Misses Judy Ellis and Linda Cor
ley will be hostesse
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There will be no Sunbeam meet
ing today (Thursday) as previously
planned.
The Sunbeams will meet Monday
afternoon at 5 o'clock at the church.
Mothers are asked to please note
the change and send the children
on Monday afternoon.
MRS. McGEE HONORED
Seventeen ladies were present on
Monday evening of last week at a
pink and blue shower for Mrs. Billy
McGee at the Lydia Community
Building. % '
A number of interesting games
were enjoyed by the group.
Sandwiches, cookies, chips and
party mints with cold 'drinks were
served by the hostesses, Mrs.
i Charles Harvey, Mrs. Alma Har-
jvey, Mrs. Clayton Rejese and Mrs.
Susie Banks.
Mrs. McGee was remembered
with many lovely ffifts.
WITH THE SICK
Mrs. Nell Mills is ill at her home.
^ Mrs. David Roberts is improv
ing after several days illness.
Mrs. J. Bj Vanderford* was ill
over the week-end.
Hkmald Snider was ill the past
week.
Mrs Claude McElhannon is ill at
her home on South Broad street.
J. T. Hamilton is ill with flu.
Mr. and Mrs. B. T. Sinclair and
Franklin have been ill with flu.
Mrs. Will Ellis *is,ill at her home.
Mrs. Lester Davis 1 'has returned tp
work after an illness of several
days.
Mrs George Howell is con vales
cing at her home, after an illness
Mrs. Furman Bratcher is conva
lescing at her home following sur
gery at Blalock -Clinic last week.
Mrs. Joe Corley is recuperating
following minor surgery at Self
Memorial hospital in Greenwood on
last Thursday.
WOMAN’S CLUB BOX SUPPER
The Lydia Woman's Club* will
meet at 7:00 p. m. Thursday (to
night) at the Community Building
for the regular session.
This is February party time and
the'husbands of members are in
vited.
A box supper will be enjoyed and
each member is to bring her dish in
a decorated box. A prize will be
given for the prettiest box.
All members are asked to attend.
BIRTHDAYS AND
ANNIVERSARIES
Donald Vanderford observed his
birthday February 15.
Mrs. Curtis Taylor will celebrate
a.birthrday February 19.
j. T. Whitmore celebrated a
birthday on Vatentine day, Feb. 14.
Sheila Anmstrong will celebrate
Iter 6th birthday Feb. 19
J Joe Johnson will be 7 years old
February 21,
Jimmy Meeks will observe his
birthday February 20
Terry Crawford will be 11 years
old Febniary 24
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gaffney
will observe their 19th wedding an
niversary February 22.
Mrs. David Word will have a
birthday February 23
Joel .Templeton will observe his
birthday February 23
Mrs T. O. Williams will observe
her birthday February 19.
Lynn Jenkins will celebrate her
birthday February 20
Mrs. John Teague will observe
her birthday February 20.
Lee Caldwell will have a birthday
February 22.
Norman Caldwell wil (observe a
birthday February 23.
Dianne Steptienson
Named Homemaker
Of Tomorrow
Dianne Stephenson has been nam
ed the 1960 Betty Crocker Hoime-,
maker of Torhorrow at Clinton ‘High
School.
She received the highest score in
a 50-minute written/examinatiori on
homemaking a*nd attitudes taken by
graduating seniors in her school.
She will receive an award pin, rep
resenting the slogan, “Home is
where the heart is’’ Her examina
tion paper will be-^entered in com
petition w ith other high school w in
nors to name the state Betty Crock
er Homemaker of Tomorrow
Each state Homemaker of To
morrow will, receive a $1,500 schol
arship and an educational trip Ap
ril 23-29 with her school advisort
The tour will include New York^
City and Colonial Williamsburg and
will culminate with the American
Table Banquet in Washington, D C,,
on April 28, at tii'e' Statler Hilton
Hotel where t h e All American
Homemaker of Tomorrow will be
anounml The runner-up in each
state will receive a $500 scholar
ship. The school of each state win
ner will be given a set of the En
cyclopedia Britannica
The scholarship of the All Amer-
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ican Homemaker of Tomorrow will
be increased to $5,000. TTie second,
third and fourth ranking Homemak
ers of Tortiorrow in the nation will
receive $4,000, $3,000 and $2,000
scholarships, respectively.
Farmer Spry sez:
SINUS TROUBLE AMOCCIPS
CAN BE CAUSED BY YOUR
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Call or write for an appointment
DR. C. J. HART
205 Church St. I^urens. s. C.
Tel. 22501 or 2723
. . . AND NO SMOKING •
Here's an old-time remedy for a sAne throat—take a
feather .. dip it in kerosene . rub over the infected
area. This is a case of the cure being worse than the
illness. It's nice to know we don't have to reJv wi
such ineffective ind unpleasant “relief:’' So, lon't'
take vfiances ..he t • : -v .cn
■ you're ill, your phyuo^n >• qualified
to prescribe tor your neec> Then, for pr »mpt,
professional service, bring h.% prcw.npuons to ait.
HOWARD’S PHARMACY
RHONE 101
LIMIT: 1 POUND OF YOUR CHOICE WITH $5 ORDER OR MORE
maxwell
. BAG
house
MB.
TIN
vacuum • . • •
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COLONIAL ST0rT$]
8 to 14 lb. avg.
U.S.D.A. inspected
top quality
ARMOUR A- STUPHO
□ turkeys u 49c
srumo WITH MffMJOOf
BAUMS FAMOUS WWSWO
□ 6 TO 8 LB. AVG. SMOKED
LB. PKG.
UMIT: 1 WITH
ORDER $5.00
OR MORE
miracle whip
KRAFT SALAD DRESSING
pint jar.... 25c
kleenex tissues
SOFT FACIAL TISSUES
400 tissues .cr
FRYERS
WHOLE
LB.
Yi-gal
UMITi 1 AT
THIS PftICI WITH
$5.00 ORDER OR
MORE
OCEANSPRAY ’
cranberry
sauce
FAT BACK
Lb 10c
IRBY’S
SAUSAGE
3 Lbs. 1.00
300 CANS
LIMIT: 2 AT
THIS PRICE
SPECIAL INTRODUCTORY OFFER
Luxuriowtly toft and absorbent, SOFT IIS
facial fiuiMt have remarkable etrugth
NEW
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softies
FACIAL
TISSUES
□ ratf/s blackhawk bacon ^ 49«
□ armour's tubed veal steak - 79«
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7 ’
□ armour's☆ chunk bologna “ 39c
LARGE
< GRADE A" SOUTH-
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FROZEN FOODS
CS MILK
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LIMIT: ti —With $:>.00 Ordfr
or More — At This Price
Homaid Biscuits £ vans 49c
CHRF'I PRtOi . . . !-U CUP 49 c
□ cottage cheese27c
•ARRAY QUARTERS
□ margarine 2 ,s 49c
□ JESSE JEWELL'S FROZEN
multi-pack
POT PIES
□ fruit pies ,,0 * T0 " s * mf °* CN,MY I4M 39c
Q cldverleaf rolls Jt * tu 2 IMI ** 33c
6-*Z. MM
TO MIC.
medium size fresh crisp
□ carrots
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2*’15c
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STAKE GROWN VtNf-RlPf . I
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□ morton s «« pies 2
•W 01 Pies
55c
□ cs asparagus ^ 39c
□ cs baby limas 2 "* s 43c
□ orange juice ri4 *'*^* 6 99c
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