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7 /- v’ l l '.k / / Thursday, April 7, 1960 THE CLINTON CHRONICLE Briefs About.. 4 People You Know Items of Interest Concerning Local Residents Miss Sally Glenn returned last week to King College, Bristol, Tenn., after spending the spring holidays with her parents_ Mr. and Mrs. David Glenn. Miss Cornelia Harris of Columbia, spent the week-end with her moth er, Mrs. W. W. Harris. Miss Elaine Addison, who attends Duke University, Durham, N. C., was at home last week with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. JohrrA Addi son, for the spring holidays. Miss Ruth Bailey is visiting her sister, Mrs. W. P. Anderson, and Mr. Anderson in Clearwater, Fla. Mrs. Goyne L. Simpson was call- A. C. MeMaster of Washington, D. C., sflpnt the week-end at his homo here with his family, ' Friends of Mrs. William Garrison, mother of Mrs. Beatrice Frith, will be interested to know she is im proving satisfactorily at Self Mem* orial hospital, Greenwood, following an operation there last week, and will remain for ’six weeks. Airman 1C Robert Bollinger and Mrs. Bollinger of Donaldson AFB. Greenville, spent the week-end with the latter’s parents. Mr. and Mrs. S. B. Loftis. Mrs. D. C. Heustess has resumed her position on the staff of Erskine ed to Atlanta, Ga., the past week College^ Due West, after spending because of the death of her aunt, the spring holidays at her home Mrs. C. D. McDaniel. | here. Mr. and Mjts. Burt Copley and Friends of Mrs Marion Hiers will children of Aiken t spent the week, be interested to know she has ac- end with Mrs. Copley’s mother, cepted a position at the Bank of Mrs. George W. Taylor Clinton. T. L. OSBORN’S HOLLAND WONDER FILMED ENTIRELY IN CHARMING BEAUTIFUL HOLLAND A magnificent feature-length sound- color fihn . . . showing modern Europe’s greatest spiritual awttkening. See thou sands converted during Osborn's miracle crusade. Hear many testify to supernat ural healing from God. The blind see, the deaf hear, and the lame walk! SHOWING SATURDAY NIGHT, APRIL 9TH JOANNA REVIVAL CENTER MISS YOUNG (Standing). MISS BARNSLEY (Seated) TO GIVE RECITAL AT CONVERSE Spartanburg—The public is invk- Her program will consist of the ed to the senior recitals of Miss first movement of “Concerto No. 4 Leanna Young, pianist, and Miss in G-Major" (Beethoven), “Foun- Headley Barnsley, soprano, on Fri- tain of Acqua Poala’’ (Charles Grif- day evening at 8:00 p. m. in Twich- fas), and "Scherzo No. 1 B-Minor’’ ell auditorium^ • Chopin).’ „ Both girls are candidates for Miss Young, the daughter of Mr. Bachelor of Music degrees and are ind Mrs. James Lei and Young of Mi.s Carolyn Royster of Charlotte.! N .C., and Miss Rachel Ann Wilson, students of therUniversity of South Carolina, Columbia, spent the week end with the latter's parents, Mr and Mrs. Cecil P. Wilson. Friends of Miss Wilson will be interested to know she is a pledge of Delt^Zeta Sorority. Mr and Mrs. W B Lea. Mr. and Mrs Oscar Lea of Rocky Mount. N. C., arrived yesterday for a feu days visit with Mrs. Lea’s mother. Mrs. C. M Bailey, and sister, Mrs. W. L Marshall. Jr White here they will attend the Masters Golf tourna ment in Augusta^Ga. MRS. HAI^; HOME Friends of Mrs. E. H Hall will b? interested to know she has' returned to her home on Hickory street after an extended stay in Charlotte, N. C., j with her sons, B. Shockley Hall. Dr William Hugh Hall, and their | families W. C Hogan is attending a meet- 1 mjr of the National Association of ; BroadcaNters this week in Chicago. Ill Secretary of State Christian Herter will be the featured speaker. ; Mrs U. N White of Winston-Sa lem N C , ls singling the week with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. A. O Daniel. Their daughter. Mrs G. E McGrew, of Camden, was also here for the week end. Friend- of Mrs and Mrs Eugene Armstrong and children, formerly of l^ake Charles, La., will be inter ested to know they are returning to [Clinton to make their home Mr Armstrong, an insurance adjuster, will be connected with a Spartan burg firm. Mrs .Armstrong, the for- | mer Miss Louise Meadors, and chil dren are with her parents, Mr. and Mrs; J. C. Meadors, at the present Major General Ansel B. Godfrey by the choir of the Baptist Church The message of repentance, for- !eaves tomorrow fcir St Augustine, of Joanna under the direction of giveness and the assurance of saiva- Fla , to attend a Florida National Miss Mary Elizabeth Fowler on Lon as presented in the cantata He will Sunday. April 10. at the 11:00 a m will be reinforced by the order of > service the service , The cantata consuls at three parts The soprano solo parts will be with words taken from the Psalms, sung by Miss Eugema Byars Ac. the Prophets and Revelahoit EacjV eompanists u ill be M ss Mary Ann^“ part will be preceded by a psalm Brown and Miss Jennie Mae Sur- read by the pastor; the Rev James raV B Mitchell, and will be followed by an appropriate hymn The scrip tures used will be Luke 10 28 44 and Psalms 13 130. and 138 Guard Association meeting return to the city Sunday. Miss Inez. Pruitt has returned from a several- weeks stay with Mr and VJrd* Philip Pruitt. Mr and Mrs Lou Oliver and Miss' Rachel Pruitt in Jacksonville, Fla Joanna Baptists To Have Cantata- Sunday Morning Penitence, Phrdon and Pace.' a 'wnten cantata, will be presented OFFICE SUPPLIES CHRONICLE PUBLISHING CO. PHONE T4 HALF-GALLON INSULATED PICNIC JUG by Hm makers ef Famous coolers $ QQ Special at.., Fiberglat lirulated FOLDING TABLE! 95 Up active in extra<urricuiar activities at Converse College. Miss Young, piano major under John Erickson ,is vice-president of the Hyatt Music Club and a mem ber of Pi Kappa Lambda, honorary scholastic music society. '>02 Calvert Ave., Clinton, was the irmer piano pupil of Mrs. James Pitts. A reception honoring the two stu- ients will be held immediately fol lowing the recital. NOTICE CANAL WOOD CORP. —wishes to announce that Henry S. Orr, having recup erated from a recent illness, has-resumed his duties with * -t N* the company as District Forester. Mr. Orr is being assisted by Edward Rigouard, a graduate of the North Carolina State School of Forestry, who was formerly with the North Carolina State Fores try Commission. Mr. Rigouard is residing on Lake Street in Laurens. a If you contemplate selling your.plup wood, timber or timberland Mr. Orr or Mr. Rigouard can give you tim ber marking service and technical advise on your timber for which there is no charge. You may contact Mr. Orr or Mr. Rigouard at Laur ens, Phone'2713. Mrs. W. C. Baldwin, Mrs. John Little, Mrs. Henderson Pitts. Mrs. Frank Miller. Mrs. W. C. Shealy and Mrs. I. M. Smith were in Union Thursday for i Garden Pilgrimage. Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Dugan of iumter, Mrs. Frank Oates and little st.n, Michael, of Hartsville, spent iinday with their parents and the State grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. W. E. -j Neighbors. Mrs. Inez Pruitt w-as a visitor dur- Winthrop College students at i ing the week in Florence with her home for the week-end included daughter, Mrs. Wallace Meggs, and Mass Bootsie Horton,, daughter of family; also in Columbia with Mr. 'Mr and Mrs. Horace Horton, Miss and Mrs. C. W. Mahaffey, and with Miyra Pitts, daughter of Mr. and her daughter. Mrs. Sammie Wright, Mrs. L. Ray Pitts, and Miss Dolly a patient at the Veterans hospital Crouch, daughter of Mr. and Mrs in Columbia j i B. W. Crouch. Dr. and-Mrs. Lucien Brailsrord Mr and Mrs. Morris Seymour and and daughter of Charleston, were small son, Morris, Jr, spent week end guests of the former’s aunt, Mrs. B Hubert Boyd On Sun day Mrs. Boyd and daughter, Co- rinne, aceorr,’ anied ihem to Clem- son to spend the day w ith her sister, _ Mrs Charles E Raynal, and the j urne( j h ome f rom a f ew stay Rev Mr. Raynal. - i n West Palm Beach. Fla , with Mrs. Wilson Harris on Thursday her sister, Mi's W A. Galloway, and attended a meeting of the North Mr. Galloway, and in Lakeland. small son, Morris, Jr, spent the week-end in Bowman, Ga., with their parents While away they were also visitors in Athens RETURNS HOME Mrs John W’. Finney. Sr., has re- Piedmont Branch of the National League of American Pen Women ; and an autograph tea honoring Mrs. Pe-arl S McFall who has recently written “It Happened In Pickens i County. Fla , with her brother. J. P Mc Millan, and Mrs.-McMillan. Mrs J D Sowell of Paducah. Ky., is visiting her daughter, Mrs Friends of Mrs. Clark will regret | George W. Clark, and Mr Clark Mr. and Mrs. S. B. Loftis spent know their infant son. Russell, is a few days last week visiting rela- ! lives in and near Asheville, N.> C. Mrs. R L Spivey, sister of Mrs’, j Loftis, remains ill at her home on Pickwick Drive. Friends of Mrs. II W. Staton will i be interested to know she is conva- ill and has been a patient at the General hospital. Spartanburg, since Friday Mr. and Mrs. Grady Wheeler of Lafayette, Ga , spent Lhe week-end with their daughter. Mrs D. G Attenion Boat Owners in Clinton, Laurens, And Joanna $18.00 PER $1,000.00 BOAT INSURANCE when attached to your Homeowners Policy with the St. Paul Mercury Insurance Co. See the chart below for the cost of this coverage figured at : $8,- 000.00 Homeowners and $1,000.00 on boat, 1st Yr. 2nd & 3rd Yrs. Creighton, and Mr. Creighton, j lescing at home following an illness * Mr and Mrs Julian S Bolick had , I and hospital stay. | as guests for lunch odA^fonday Miss es Wynne Horton of Kingstree, Han nah Hickman of Loris, Becky Hoi- 1 stein of Ridge Springs, along with their daughter. Margaret Ann Bo lick. All are students at Winthrop College and were w ith the glee club to present a program at Clinton High School Mrs. Hugh Simpson. Mrs. Hubert, Pitts, Mrs. Nene D. Workman, and, Mrs. W\ Roy Pitts were guests Sat- ] urday of Miss Mary Stokes in Spar, tanburg. - Inside City of Clinton and Laurens Brick Veneer Frame 62.00 64.00, 54.00 59.00 Outside City, within 1,000 ft. of hydrant Brick Veneer Frame 74.00 . 77.00 67.00 70.00 Inside City Limits of Joanna Brick Veneer Frame 87.00 94.00 78.00 85.00 f ligher limits if desired. No hydrant makes rates slightly higher Jkis coverage is available in the country also if farming is not the main occupation of the home- owner. See us f<jl credit on insurance you now have and get this protection at this low rate. Charles H. Hughes Insurance Agency 105 N. BROAD ST. if CLINTON. S. C. PHONE 760 — NITE 307-M Hawthorn FRANCONIA CHINA Branches of the Hawthorn, a plant of old-world fame, with its white flowers enhanced by green leaves and color gradations in a gadreon-edged shape on translucent white china with gold lines and handles. Contemporary in fashion, it’s a most refreshing service! < $9.95 Available in open stock J. C. THOMAS “Il’« Tint Hut CounU" CLINTON JOANNA OfUameUiU Office Hours 9-5:30 200 South Broad St. PHONE 658 DR. FRED E. HOLCOMBE Blue Nile Diamonds Hillcrest Watcnes DAN YARBOROUGH PHOTOGRAPHER Portrait — Commercial — Weddings 50 th ANNIVERSARY > SPECIAL JUST LOOK AT THESE KING-SIZE FEATURES! • New King-Size top... 12% more surface area • Wipe-clean padded vinyl covering • Positive action leg locks • Chip-resistant baked enamel finish oo all metal >* ” Decorator colors to accent your furniture! MATCHING CHAIRS N. Broad Street Phone 237 City Manager Plan Election Tuesday The Clinton Chamber of Commerce reminds you that next Tuesday the citizens of Clinton vote on the adoption of the City Manager Plan of government for our city. If you are interested in the healthy growth of Clinton and in improved services for your tax dollar, you will make every ef fort to get out and vote and remind your friends to vote to adopt this plan for the betterment of Clinton. The voting places for this election will be located as fol lows: Clinton Precinct No. I - at the City Hall. Clinton Precinct No. II - at the Hampton Avenue School. . Clinton Mills Precinct - at the Clinton Mills Community House. You will need your yellow registration certificate to be eligible to vote. Those who have lost their certificates may obtain dupli cates at Baldwin Motor Co., today (Thursday) and at the Clin- * ton Mills Community House on Monday, Aprft^ 11, from 9:00 A. M. to 5:00 P. M. (New certificates may also be obtained to qualify voters for the City Primary in May andl the County and State Primaries in June.) v f; , ■ # \ By voting for and actively supporting this proposed im provement in city government; you will be benefiting yourself ^ as a taxpayer and helping Clinton to grow and become an even better place in which to live and rear our children. ~ Polls Open From 8:00 A.M. to 6:00 P.M. EVERYONE IS URGED TO VOTE NEXT TUESDAY