The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, June 30, 1960, Image 13
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THE CLINTON CHRONICLE
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'West Clinton
MRS. CLIFTON HEATON, Correspondent
and Repr—lUtlTe ,' >
PHONE S7S-J
Mrs. Ernest Eakew and Louise
Abbott of Greenville, spent Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Heaton.
Carolyn Goff of Sumter, is spend
ing the week with Mr. and Mrs.
Bobby Wooten.
Debbie Wooten spent the week-end
with her grandparents, Mr. and
Mrs. D. L. Godfrey, in Ninety-Six.
Mr. and Mrs. Luke Fu&er of
Greenwood, spent the week-end
with Mrs. Ada Center.
Mr. and Mrs. Lee HoiUclaw spent
last Wednesday with his mother,
Mke. Ada Center.
Judy Laney, Mrs. Mary Fallow
and chikken, Brenda and Herb,
left last Thursday to spend a few
weeks with Mrs. Fallow’s son, H. H.
Fallow, in Almeda, Calif.
Mr. and Mrs. B. R. Boozer viahed
Abe Warren in Newberry Sunday,
and Mr. and Mrs. JuUe Rowe in Sa
luda.
Mr. and Mrs. Buck McWattera
and Mert Me Watters visited Mr
and Mks. Steen, Mr. and Mrs. E. B
Stroud in Whitmire Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ano Ivester and
children, Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Ives
ter and baby, Christie, visited in
Georgia Sunday.
Mrs. Blanche CreoweU, Mrs. Essie
Simmons, Mrs. Roaa Owens and
Mrs. Grace Owens spent last week
at Beech Springs.
Mrs. J. H. WaUennne of Kinards,
spent the week-end with Mr. and
Mrs. Claud Wallenziae. ,
Mrs. Vivian O’Sullivan, Mary
Tucker and Carinoe Phipps attended
the singing in Augusta, Ga., Sat
urday night.
Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Jackson and
son of New Orleans, La., visited
Mr and Mrs. Dickie Jackson and
granddaughter, Mr. and Mrs. Boyd
Wilkes recently.
Mrs. P. D. Watkins, Mr. and
Mrs. T. D. Jones of Greenwood,
spent Tuesday of last week with
Mrs. H. A. Adams.
Mrs. Claud Farmer and Veida of
this city and Mks. Edna Ballard of
Joanna were business visitors in
Greenwood Saturday.
Mrs. J. W. Ledford, Mrs. William
Hunter and children, and Mrs. Bar
bara Hopper and children, Chester,
W. and Mrs. J. C Fortnef, Mias
Emily Fortner, Mr. and Mrs. Jim-
my Still and
wood, visited Mrs. Susie Hawks,
Miss Beatrice Hawks and Ernest
V&uEho Surxtay. ^
Miss Ann Vaughn of Norfolk, Va.,
is spending the seununer with her
father, Ernest Vaughn.
Howard Vaughn of Aiken, visited
Ernest Vaughn, Mrs. Susie Hawks
and Mrs. Beatrice Hawks Saturday.
BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENT
GILMEE
Mr. and Mrs. Filey Gilmer an
nounce the birth of a son, Jon Giles,
at Hays hospital on June 26. Mrs.
Gilmer was the former Miss Peggy
Webb. .
Mrs. N. D. Sorrow is a medical
patient at the Blalock Clinic
PINK AND BLUE SHOWEE
Mrs. Robert Hitters was honored
with a pink and blue shower Tues
day at the home of Mrs. Arzo Ives
ter. Hostesses were Mrs. Walker
Osborne and Mrs. Marion Turner.
Games ware played and winners
of prizes were Mrs. Vernon Ivester,
Mrs. Claude KemeHs, Jr., and Mrs.
Louie Webb.
Refreshments were served, after
which many beoutiful gifts were
opened and passed.
CAMP MEETING
The Churches of God of South
Carolina will begin the annual camp
meeting July 4 at Mauldin. Rev. B*
E. Ellis is superintendent of the
Churches of God of South Carolina.
BIRTHDAYS AND WEDDING
ANNIVERSARIES
Halbert Hughes will observe Us
birthday July L
Mr. and Mrs. Andy Hames ob
served their wedding anniversary
June 29.
Jerry Satterfield celebrates his
birthday today. 1
Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Foster ob
serves their wedding anniversary
today.
Alfred Rhodes celebrates h i s
birthday July 3.
Mr. and Mrs. Douglas McWattera
will observe their 5th wedding anni
versary July 2.
“Happy Birthday” to Mrs. C. M.
Frier July 1.
Paul Millwood Celebrated his
birthday June 26.
Mr. and Mrs. D. D. Ficklin cele
brated their wedding anniversary
June 29.
Evelyn Simmons celebrated her
birthday July 4.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Avery ob
serve their 5th wedding anniversary
July 2.
Pete Frier celebrates his birthday
July 1.
Mike Campbell will celebrate his
birthday July 4.
Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Gambrell will
observe their wedding anniversary
July 1.’
Mrs. Harold Stroud observed her
birthday June 24.
Mr and Mrs. Randall Farmer
observed their wedding anniversary
June 29.
ter today.
“Happy Birthday” to Horace C.
Smith July 7. __
Randy Ward was three years old
June 26. Douglas Ward was seven
yean old June 29.
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Peace
observed their wedding anniversary
June 28.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Finley will
observe their first wedding anni
versary July 3.
Public Records
'M
Happy Birthday” to Daryl Fos-. Claude Ward observe dhis birth
day June 29.
'Hugh Saxon and Claude C. Stod
dard to Gladys S. Henderson and
Lydia S. Carethers, lots in Fountain
Inn for $500.00.
Jimmy M. Mattison and Elizabeth
Mattison to Dallas Mattison and
Elizabeth Ann Mattison, lot on U. S.
Highway No. 221 for $3,500.00.
(Lena Cole Fuller to Johnny I. Ful
ler, lot near Clinton for $10.00 and
other valauble considerations.
Lucien L. Whitmire and Blanche
B. Whitmire to W. O. Turner, one-
half acre for $5.00.
Guy N. Fowler to Gary H. Gibbs
and Jo Ann Gibbs, lot on Spring
Street for $10.00 and other valuable
considerations.
Willie C. Watson to Naomi W.
Watson, lot in Clinton for $10.00,
love and affection.
Joanna Realty Company to J. J.
Brewington and Evie Mae C. Brew-
ington, lot on Milton Road, Joanna,
for $4,750.00.
Louise Hill to Marshall L. Cann,
lots near Ware Shoals for $10.00 and
other valuable considerations.
Charles B. Davis to Maicolma T.
Jones, kit in Greenacres, Lake
Greenwood, for $10.00 and other con
siderations.
Iota S. Madden to Sam Eearte, as
sumption of mortgage to Newberry
Federal Savings and Loan Associa
tion, lot in Laurens.
Minnie Ligon, et al, to L. C. Lig-
on, 1 acre for $1.00, love and affec
tion.
Joe H. Bonds to Marvin W. Sim
mons and Mertie O. Simmons, lot
near Clinton for $10.00 and other
consideartions. '
J. M. Sumeral, Effie Sumeral,
and Perry Sumeral to Maggie
Faulkner, 1 acre for $125 00.
MARRIAGE LICENSES ISSUED
Arthur Bennie Brown, Clinton,
and Bertha Mae Price, Clinton.
Thomas Melton Griffin, Union,
and Betty Jean Knox, Union.
David Lee Eanes, Laurens, and
Penelope Hodges, Pine Kay, Fla.
Pelham Deforest Sims, Fountain
Inn, and Brenda Faye Boland, Ware
Shoals.
Jerry Alvin Armstrong. Simpson-
ville, and Emma Jean Long, Foun
tain Inn.
David Eugene Black, Clinton, and
Joyce Ann Brewington, Joanna.
Joseph David Foster, Woodruff,
and Janice Gail Bailey, Woodruff.
Luther Hanna Dunaway, Jr., Clin
ton, and Mary Frances Rock, Clin
ton.
Harold Junior Grubbs, Woodruff,
and Clarissa June Knight, Wood
ruff.
Charles Parrott Swafford, Lau
rens, and Carolyn Annette Baldwin,
Laurens.
Horace Fred Waddell, Jr:, Lau
rens, and Dorothy Ruth Moore, Lau
rens.
ACCURACY
IS OUR
WATCHWORD
Your registered pharmacist fills
every prescription with pro
fessional precision.
WHEN YOUR HEALTH IS
CONCERNED . . .
GET WHAT YOU
NEED HERE!
At Your Service
At All Times!
McGee's Drug Store
Telephone No. 1
cZJ... the friendliest, cleanest store in town... pl »n!^r<>ur
JULY 41H PICNIC!
YOUR FRIENDLY COLONIAL WILL BE CLOSED All DAY, MONDAY, JULY 4th. WE WILL BE OPEN ALL DAY TUESDAY, JULY 5th THRU SATURDAY. JULY 9th
•\
□ lay's doverieaf smoked
□ SWIff S rttlMIUM
tliced boiled ham 69c
□ swifts. AKMOUI Ot CAKXINA ftlOf
luncheon meats ^ 25c
s»ltw. U*«f Owmi, •>ckl# A IwwAma
□ camt
franks
□ IK'S MtOZfN
grilled steaks
□ TBAOf WINDS
breaded shrimp
SHANK
PORTION
Lb.
butt portion
whole or halt
LB
10 TO
14 LB. LB
AVERAGE
COLONIAL stores!
CUT JUST RIGHT FOR BARBECUEING
F0»
99c
quarter chickens
SPLIT
FOR
•ROILING
v THIGH
B LEG
LI
MEAST
B WING
□
land o' lakes
butter
witfc IWMf craom
14
BACON
COFFEE
SWIFTS
FRI PAN
SLICED
LB.
SILVER LABEL
DIIF OB IEO. GRIND
LB. BAG
LIMIT: 1 WITH
ORDER IS OR MORE
14-01
□ DRESSED WHITING 2 Lbs. 25c
I
□ QUALITY CONTROLLED FRESH
ground beef
□ PORK LIVER Lb. 23c
69c
SAVE lit ON TlvS
SRECIAU
*1.39
CHEESE
OIL
KRAFT
PHILADELPHIA
CREAM
OZ
MAZOLA
corn
refined from
low fat!
LIMIT: 1 WITH SS ORDER OR MORE
□ our pride buttermilk bread
□ our pride sandwich bread
□ our pride cake
□ our pride hot dog or burger rolls
for
THIN
SUUD 2< 01
MARSHMALLOW COVER'D * **
COCONUT RE-USASLE SERVER 22-01 OzC
15c
wit 27c
□ cs orange juice ca«tmwa«i am* 99 c
□ packer's label strawberries '*•*• 2 f ** 69c
□ rich's whip topping 39c
□ pillsbury or bollard's biscuits . . 6 cans 49c
□ ore-ida french fried potatoes 2 Li CILLI 49c
Aluminum Folding Chair
4.49
□ mother's creamy
mayonnaise
PINT
□ del monte
catsup
14-OZ.
•OTTLES
FOR
□ red ripe
watermelons
WHOLI
□ del monte
peaches
NO. 2Vt
CAN
HALVES
OR
SLICES UM,T: 4 W1TH
ORDER SS
OR MORE
□ golden tender corn
□ cs lemonade
FROZEN
2 ^ 25c
□ ARMOUR STAR SLICED
«« 5c
cheese
»
6-OZ. E*
PKa JL9 €
» 0
□ chefs pride cottage cheese
2 u ^ 49c
4-OZ CAN ' f Qc
□ horn-maid biscuits
6 "" 49c
2Vi glass
29c
□ alimosa pickled peaches
□ chef's pride pimento cheese ™ 55 c
□ Stokely applesauce
303
CANS
□ NU-TREAT
ICE
MILK
O tafe-t cones 'n cups
your k« milk In a dolkiotM tonol
f KG OF
:'J9c
STOCK YOUR
FREEZER
AT THIS LOW
price FLAVORS
ASST.
half gallon
n VAN CAMP a dixie cold cup *
I—I V /“VI M V^A-V/YIT o mutt on all July 4th
PORK
BEANS
July 4th picnici! .
Limit: 5 with
order $5
STOCK UP
or more
SPECIAL
LOW
NO. 300
PRICE
CAN
pkg. of 44
49c
...and get GOLD BOND stamps with every punhase