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t \ Thuarday, May 26, 1960 THE CLINTON CHRONICLE Brioii About... < People You Know Items of Interest Concerning Local Residents Mrs. Wiley Monk is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Walter Groover, in North Augusta this week. 'Mrs. W. L. Marshall, Jr, has re turned from a visit with her dau ghter. Mrs. Joe Cutchin, Jr, and Mr. Cutchin in Charleston. Mrs,, Cutchin and children accompanied her to Wadesbroo, N. C., where they spent several days with Mrs. W. L Marshall. AT MEDICAL MEET Dr. E. N. Sullivan, Dr. George R. Blalock and Dr. James L. Walker attended the annual meeting of the South Carolina Medical Associa tion at Myrtle Beach several days last week. Mrs. S. A. Kern, of Greenwood, is the guest of Mrs. Agnes Kern this week. Mr. and Mrs. Rhett P. Adair spent the week-end with relatives in Little Mountain. Sunday afternoon they attended services in the St. Stephens Lutheran Church, Lexing ton, when eight young men were ordained into the Lutheran ministry. Among them was the Rev. J. Gor don Peery who will come to Clin ton in June as pastor of St. Johns Lutheran Church. AT TEXTILE SHOW Oeorge M. Huguley and Davie H. Roberts, superintendents of the Clin ton and Lydia Cotton MiUs, respec tively. have returned from Atlantic City, N. J., where they attended a textile machinery showing Mrs. H. E. Sturgeon left Monday to spend a few days in Florence with her son. H Elwyn Sturgeon, and family, going especially to at tend the dance recital of her little granddaughter. Laura. Mrs. Metta Stone left Tuesday for a week's visit with her daugh ter, Mrs. W. Q. Grigg and the Rev. Mr. Grigg in Charlotte, N. C. Mrs. A. C. Reed and son, Allen, of Camden, spent Tuesday with her parents. MrS and Mrs Leland Young. Robert M Vance has returned i fit. from a few days business trip to New York Mr. and Mrs William McMillan of Greenville, were week-end guests of the former's aunt. Mrs. John W Finney. .. Mrs. C. A Holland spent a f<*ti days last week in Mt. Pleasant with her brother-in-law and sister. Mr. and Mrs. Gene Brown. Mrs. Earl P Barron and children of Gastonia. N. C., will arrive today for a visit with her parents. Mr.' and Mrs. A. B Blakely Mrs. Roily Bannister is visiting with her brother. J. H Bryson, and family in Dothan. Ala. On June 5 she will leave for Junior Homemak ers Camp, Mountain Rest, S. C., to be director of the camp for the summer. Lt. Col. and Mrs. John VowvalRUs of Greenville, Miss., were recent guests of Mr. and Mrs Paul M. Muller MYs. T. V. Kirkman of Augusta. Ga., spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs. Howard Watkins. Misses Jennie Red, Dons Wiles, Billy Cauble. and Billy Cranford at tended the Junior-Senior at Nek- berry College May 14 Mrs Dudley Jones of Clem son, is spending some time with her daughter. Mrs B Hubert Boyd and family. Guests last week of Mr. and Mrs. Paul M. Muller and daughter. Miss Beverly Muller, were Mr. and Mrs F. M. Stroud and daughter of Huntsville. Ala Mr and Mrs. Davis Pitts and son. Charles Ray, with Mr and Mrs. James Simpson from Joanna, visited their daughter and son, Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Revees. ok Sunday Clinton High Team Wins m ^ Transportation To Polls 5.C Title; Beats N. Agusta in city Election . The Clinton Jaycees North Augusta—A two-out, two- run homer in the seventh inning by Kinard Littleton was the margin of victory here Thursday night as at Myrtle Beach, going especially to ; t *‘ nton < | e ^ eate< * North Augusta. 7-5, see their new grandson. James Da- i * ur • ls ' f ‘ rst stale sc h° 0 l base- vis Reaves ' baH’title in five years. "Mr. and Mrs James T. Smith and , Coach Bob Strock's Red Dev,Is. sons Michael and Ronnie, of Co- who ^ , he YelIow Jackels 72 !r, b, rrsr '“ u ’ Mr ^ 31 c ' in,<,n - ” , ' p " he ATT tv II Mrrr best of three series in two games to W A. Vr . ^5* ‘ ' .. capture the double-A crown Mr and Mrs. Tench P. Owens at tended the annual meeting of the The last state title won by Clinton South Carolina Bar Association ^t was in 1955 when the school was the Ocean Forest Hotel, Myrtle Beach, Monday through Wednesday. Mr. and .ws. W. C. Jones of closer until this year. Blacksburg, spent the week-end with their daughter, Mrs. Milford Smith. Tied 4-all entering the seventh, aid Mr. Smith. Clinton scored three runs after two Miss Sunie Murphy is spending wore out to ice the game Barry several weeks with her brother and Whitman walked and came all the sister-in-law, Mr and Mrs. R G. way around when the centerfielder, Murphy. Another sister. Mrs. B H booted Phillip King's single- King Wilson, left Friday to return to her then rode home ahead of Littleton's home in Talladega. Ala . after join towering drive over the leftfieMer's announced route for his seventh victory against today that free transportation will three losses He allowed only four be provided on election day for any- bits. : ,ne needing it. They stated that all requests Class A. The Red Devils were run ners-up in '56 and *57. but got no Bill Oakley was tagged with his fifth loss against three wins. He relieved in the fourth inning Thurs day. Monday night the Red Devils beat him as a starter. Clinton closed out the season with a 15-3 record, winning its last four starts North Augusta, which was runner-up in '59. compiled a 10-6 mark cf/m/dw/(6a CLINTON ab r h rbi ing the family here for a visit. Miss Louise Jennings of Chappells, visited friends at Thomwell on Fn day. Mr. and Mrs. James T. Smith and sons. Michael and Ronnie, of Columbia, spent Sunday with Mrs Smith's parents. Mr and Mrs E L Holland. ATTENDS RALLY Mrs. R. E. Ferguson attended the Girl Scout rally at Waback on Sun day when her granddaughter. Pa tricia Ferguson, of Greenville, re ceived a first class girl scout badge Several buildings were dedicated at this rally. Ronmo Moore leaves Saturday for Gastonia. N. C., where he will be a life guard at Robin Wood Lake Mr head Del mar Hardman also shared in the glory of driving home a pair of runs with two triples Littleton bat ted in another run with a single. Southpaw Melvin Bailey went the Rites Held Sunday For Ewell W. Fuller Ewell W. Fuller. 78. of Rt 2, c linton. died Friday afternoon in a Newberry hospital after several month* of declining health and an illness of three weeks. Mr. Fuller was a native of Lau rens County, where he spent most uf his life He was a son of the ana Mrs Thomas F. Holl»> , * l * , John Tuber and Margaret Ful and daug/Hers spent the week-end ***• PRESCRIPTIONS Prompt, Economical Prescription Service! Young's Pharmacy ••Senrin* Thh Area 77 Yean" **** Phone 19 LISTEN la vfcaft ear mmmj says: “Whatever year we have a *aa for YOU." Naw la the heal tttne to add up haw mark yaa reqalre to pay aad hay what yaa a**4. Phaae aa today rmae right to. Yaar eaah w« he ready. REMEMBER . . , whatever yaar aeed tor ( A-S-H may he yaa are always welcamr here! PHONE 1943 pnancfi lit W. Pttts St. ». S C. SAM SEAWRILHT. Mgr. VOTE FOR HUBERT W. GRAYDON ON JUNE 14 FOR THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES I humbly and sincerely ask you, the good people of Laurens County, for the opportunity to prove my sin cerity in seeking to serve you in the House of Represen tatives for the next two years. I promise to work for progress in the field of education, agriculture, industry and business. I pledge allegiance to Christian principles in government, the foundation upon which this great country was founded and fostered. at Pawley’s Island Ike Ray. of Atlanta. Ga.. Mr and Mrs Jimmy Frank Brown and ehil- Surviving,are his wife Mrs Em ma Jesier Fuller, seven sons. D. J c \iUer. Ewell Fuller. Clyde FuUer orer.. of Augusta. Ga . visited their -nd David Fuller, all of Clinton; | parems. Mr and Mrs. Tan M Ray I the past week-end (apt and Mrs Lee Blakely, trf ; Walter Reed Medical Center. Wash j irgton. D C., spent several days 1 Iasi week with the former's par jeMs. Mr and Mrs L. A Blakrlv Mr and Mrs Caldwefl Hender son and son. Tommie, wig leave to morrow for a few days stay al the Boltck Cottage at Pawley's Island 'olie FuUer of Greenville. Grady FuUer of Laurens, and Harold Ful .er of Newberry three daughters. Mrs Luther Wasson of Laurens. Mrs Walter Wightman of Green 'ood. and Mrs Mason Boyd of Clia- ton a sister. Mr* Nannie Griffin M Greenwood 22 grandchildren and two great grandchildren Funeral services were conducted Sunday at 3 00 p m al Gray Fun- should be directed to Mrs Pitts at telephone number 108 The Jaycees urged that each and every citizen of Clinton, so quali fied. exercise their voting right and ' e at the polls on this day. as your- vote could mean the difference in me man or another being elected Midway Drive-In Under New Setup H M. Kilpatrick, manager of the Midway Drive-In. announced today that as of May 20 the theatre began operation under a new banner, join ing the chain of Co-At-Co theatres Mr. Kilpatrick will continue as manager under the new regime The theatre is undergoing exten sive improvements and the new management has announced only the highest grade of attractions will be run making it truly a family theatre and the “show-place'' of Laurens County James C. Young, Ri 2, Finds Weather Balloon James C Young, of Clinton Rt 2, discovered a weather balloon on May 21 five miles southeast of Clin- VR if a rH m on -i t L * t<erin S denoting place and dale 1 -.T n 2 ' F ' er £ us,>n HR— released were indistinguishable, but Li tleton < ( th. 1 on) E—( Bayn- the words ■‘Georgia” and “Airport'' wn* n ,,ar( lman. King could be read Directions indicated BB—Bailey 2. Priestley 3. Oakley that the balloon was to be returned BB—Bailey 2. Prisetley 3. Oakley to the Weather Bureau. Radiosonde 2 Reconditioning Center. Joliet. HI Corley, c 4 0 0 0 Whitman. 2b 3 1 1 0 King, 3b 4 2 1 1 Littleton, ss 3 2 2 3 Bailev. p 3 1 0 0 Hardman. If 3 1 2 2 Brown, lb 3 0 0 0 Sprouse, cf 2 0 0 0 Handhack. rt 3 0 0 0 Totals 28 7 6 6 N. AUGUSTA ab r h rbi Coleman, ss 4 0 0 0 C. Bay ham. cf 3 0 0 0 N. Bay'ham, 2b 2 1 0 0 Ferguson. 3b 2 1 2 2 Oakley. Ib-p 3 1 1 0 Anderson, c 3 2 1 1 Pierce, If 3 0 0 1 Stillwell, rf 2 0 0 0 Pristley. p-lb 3 0 0 0 Totals 25 5 4 4 Clinton 000 301 3—7 N. Augusta 120 100 1—5 B our quartet of diamond and wedding ring sets in which all emphasis is centered on the gems themselves The simplicity of the solitaires is duplicated in the nuptial bands - each ’•estramed in decorative motif. A S300 B $18 C. $250 D S16 E $150 F $15 G $27S H $10 Prices inclyde Federal tax Charge or budget Illustration slightly enlarged BLUE NILE DIAMONDS 0 I q civet hillcrest watches eri Miss Julia Bobck will accompany eral Home in Clinton by the Rev them to Pawleys where she will be employed for the su Mrs J 1 Adair wUI return John Waters and Rev J T Kell) Bunal was in Lebanon Methodist Church cometerv in Greenwood It’s No Secret Message! OUR MONEY TALKS! • ’ • extra c\ak rigid wow wtM come is PRESSLEY For Coroner thu week-end from a several weeks visit with relatives m Greenville Pa4 ‘ brar rr* were Ben Jeater Earl Mr and Mrs W H Aull uf Pen- JT 1 " Bub Grrffln diet on visited the Latter's sister. | Bayd aad Baddy Frihr. Mrs J. H Doonaa a few days last veo* They were earoute home after - p,,™ toing guests of these aephow. Joe ■ • KKX t»N D-mnan their nsece. Mrs. Quiatoo Chapman and thetr famibrs to tTiarWton Mr. acc Mrs. Wayne C. Jarvis and thiidrea. of Rock Hill spsat the week-end with Mrs Jarvis' mother. Mrs Ethel R. Pitts Mis Dolly Crouch of this cftjr, daughter of Mr and Mrs. B W Crouch, has received recocrutioa for out Banding service to the Sigaaa Gamma Mu sorority at W'mthrop College She is a member of the sophomore class Mr. and Mrs. D. D. Edmunds, of New York, are vnjtiag the latter's father. H D. Henry. The Rev and Mrs. J. H Dan- have returned from Miami. FU.. where they have been attending he Baptist Convention. En route home they spen' a frr days in Lakeland wuh their daughter. Mrs. lam* Ha hr and Mr Hahn. SKC and Mrs. Vva„v Hooper and daughter, of Louisville. Ky., are visiting Mrs Hooper s parents. Mr. and Mrs J. O. Madden at Chap pells While here SFC Hooper and Mr. Madden enjoyed fishing, catch ing about 45 pounds of bms on Lake Greenwood within several days. •MIDWAY I DRIVE-IN ■ l **r New Management m —Now Showing— • ROOKIE BURNS and j| CHEYENNE WALKER : '9 I ; 9 ■ 9 M Yellowstone Kelly” In Technicolor fooa You’ve done well. Here's wishing you happy days! BEACON DRIVE-IN Whitmire Highway STARTING FRIDAY —3 BIG HITS— —HIT NO. I— ‘Tammy and the Bachelor” In Technicolor and Cinemascope —HIT NO. 2— THE KETTLES AT WAIKIKI” —HIT NO. 3— , “FRANCIS IN THE NAVY" ■ a.e* ■■■■*■ STARTING SUNDAY Hit No. 1—First Run Showing THE BOWERY BOYS I “Looking For | Danger” i —HIT NO. 2— MARTIN & LEWIS "SCARED STIFF” —HIT NO. 3— l THREE STOOGES l COMEDY l And 2 Color Cartoons I For Laugh Riots and Comedy Jamboree —Com ing Soon— "SUDDENLY LAST SUMMER" Show Place Of Laurens Countv MAXWELL BROTHERS Last Week Of Pre - Inventory Clearance Sale Group Of VENETIAN BLINDS 1.00 And 2.00 ( ASH AND CARRY SOLID ROCK MAPLE 3-Pc. BEDROOM SUITE Include** Bookcase Bed. Large Dresner and Mirror and Night Stand. Reg 5249.95. A Steal At 125.00 SLIGHTLY USED 21” ADMIRAL LOW-BOY CONSOLE T. V. sale 259.95 .Regular 5329.95. New Guarantee ALL MIRRORS 20<S OFF 2 FOOT FOLDING STEP LADDERS 1.00 SLIGHTLY CSED 2r ADMIRAL TABLE T. V. sale 169.95 With Stand. Reg. 5249.95. New Guarantee 3,5 WOOL AND NYLON BLEND THROW RUGS SALE 7.95 Regular 519.95 10-Pc. LIVING ROOM SUITES 169.95 TERMS—53.50 WEEKLY Colors: Charcoal. Toast, Brown. Turquoise. Black. 9x12 FIBER RUGS Vi price 17.50 FACTORY CLOSE OUTS 7-Pc. DINETTES Colors: Turquoise. Brown. Yellow and Charcoal. sale 89.95 Regular 5119.9.» MODIFIED LAWSON SOFA sale 149.95 Foam Rubber Cushion. Green and Brown Cover Regular 5199.95 i OPEN STOCK (.EM INE MAHOGAM BEDROOM GROUP 20% Off By Dixie ALUMINUM FOLDING CHAISE LOUNGE AND TWO FOLDING CHAIRS 19.95 CASH AND CARRY BABY CARRIAGES 9.95 1 i , 1 > Regular $24.95. Special SHOP US FOR HUNDREDS OF OTHER TREMENDOUS BARGAINS Maxwell Brothers Extends Their Heartiest Congratulations To Clinton’s ' High School Graduates and Wishes Them the Best for the Future! Easy Terms Even At - These Prices v r- ■ N. BROAD ST. CLINTON, S.C. Shop In Air-Conditioned Comfort PHONE 257