The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, July 07, 1960, Image 12
\ V-
/
'
I
t
*
THE CLINTON CHRONICLF
Thursday, July 17,1960
Personal and Social
News of Joanna
MRS. HOMER JACKS, Correspondent and Representative
Trleph—< 4M1 Joanna
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur League vis-[week at Daytona Beach, Fla.
ited his mother. Mrs. F. R. Chap-j Mr. and Mrs. Bill Byars and
man. in Easley last week-end Mrs f am jiy are vacationing in Florida.
Chapman is now recuperating from Mr ' aw i Mrs Ernest Floyd and
surgery children. Mary Ann, Steve, and San-
Mrs Ella Adair of Washington, dra are visiting relatives in New
D. C.. Mr and Mrs Cornell Duck- Hampshire.
ett and children o< Spartanburg, j j erT y Turner of Newberry, spent
and Drayton Duckett of Chesnee. week-end with Mr. and Mrs.
spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. George Metis. ",
G. C. Nabors Mrs. Adair remained M rs. Johnnie Mac Hatton $*nt a
with the Nabors for a visit. week in Florence recently with her
Mr. and Mrs. Jones Wallenzine son and daughter-in-law', Mr. and
left Saturday for a week s vacation Mrs. William Hatton They accom-
at Folly Beach. panied Mrs. Hatton home and re-
Mr and Mrs Rolfe Clark and mained for the week-end.
David Boland are spending the week Mrs. J D. O’Dell and Bud O'Dell
at Paw ley’s Island. have returned home after a two
Little Miss Mary Beth Stroud is | weeks's vacation w ith Mrs. O’Dell s
visiting her grandparents, Mr. and sister and brother-in-law. Mr. and
Mrs Frank Culclasure. in Newber- M 1 * 8 . M. E. Home, in Springfield.!
ry this week Va They also spent a few days
Mr and Mrs. Luke Clark. Keith sightseeing at Colonial Beach, Va |
Stewart and Lois Burbage visited Mr. and M!rs Deri Jacks and sons
W. F Darnell in Charleston. Mr spent the day Monday on Lake
and Mrs Grady Darnell at Fort Greenwod with the former's aunt
Bragg N C.. recently. and uncle, Mr and Mrs A B
Mr and Mrs Curt Salters. Kathy
and Don. Sandra and Beverly Mur- Mike
Diane, Mr. and Mrs. Jimmie Clark
left Saturday morning for Daytona
Beach, Fla. where they will spend
a vacation.
Mr. and Mrs. Hack Prater and
children, Mr. and Mrs. John Flow
visited Capt. and Mrs. Charles Gal
loway in Augusta, Ga., over the
week-end.
M!rs. Lila Phillips visited a few
days last week in Belton with her
granddaughter, Mrs. Houston Kelly.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Boyce we
vacationing this week with their
son and daughter-in-law. Sgt. and
Mrs. Kenneth Boyce, in San An
tonio, Texas.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Arthur left
Friday to spend the week with their
daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and
Mrs. O’Neal Beasley in Anson, Tex
as. W. L. Arthur of Chicago, 111.,
will join them there for a visit.
Mr. and Mrs. David Linder, Joel,
and Keith are spending the week at
their cottage on Lake Murray.
Mrs. C. G Bishop and grand
sons of Union, were Tuesday visi
tors of Mr. and Mrs. V. L. Wilburn.
Mr. and Mrs. Winnie Bridges and
Jan left Saturday to spend a few
days at Myrtle Beach. Juanita
Gresham accompanied them.
Mr. and Mrs. P. F. Swygert and
Terry spent the week-end at Day
tona Beach, Fla. While there they
visited Mr. and Mrs. Grady Mar
tin.
Mr. and Mrs. Perry Lee Swygert
and Don are vacationing this week
at Savannah Beach, Ga.
Miss Dixie Couch of Winthrop
College, Rock Hill, spent the week
end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Leroy Couch.
Mrs. F. B. Wheeler, Mr. and
Mrs. Claude Galarneau and Susanna
of Columbia, Tommy Little of
Statesville, N. C., Mr. and Mrs.
Olga Hair. Nancy and Miriam, of
Greenwood, were Sunday guests of
Mrs. W. W. Hair and family
Jimmy Templeton of Marion. N.
C., is visiting his mother, Mrs. Ro
berta Templeton, and grandmother,
Mrs. J. D. O’Dell this week.
WEDDING ANNIVERSARY
Friends win be interested to know
Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Hunnicutt cele
brated their 58th wedding anniver
sary on Monday, July 4.
W. K. WAITS HONORED
Retiring after 61 years in textiles,
W. K. Waits received an engraved
silver bowl from Walter Regnery of
Joanna Western Mills Co. and gen
eral manager of Joanna Cotton
Mills Co. The bowl was presented
by members of the Joanna Manu
facturers Council at a dinner in his
honor in Greenville. Mr. Waits, who
worked 27 years at Joanna, came
there in 1933 as overseer of spin
ning. Since 1944 he has been assist
ant overseer.
Mrs. Charles Barnes Is recuper
ating at home following surgery at
General hospital in Spartanburg.
Mrs. Ruth Howell was a patient
last week at Joanna hospital where
she underwent minor surgery.
MYF MEET CANCELLED
The MYF weakly fellowship meet
ing has been cancelled this weak.
W. S. C. S. MEETS JULY 12
The Woman’s Society of Christian
Service will hold the regular month
ly meeting July 12 at 7:00 p. m.
CLUB HOUSE CLOSED
The Joanna Club House is dosed
from July 1 through the 10th. It will
reopen the 11th to resume the regu
lar schedule.
Nabors Shell
/
Hwy. 56 and 72
Phone 9355
CLINTON, S. C.
We Give S. & H. Green
Stamp*
GIRL SCOUT CAMPING TRIP
Mrs. Violet Strand, troop leader,
with Jennie Addison and Lunette
Frazier, accompanied the girls of
Troops 30 and 36 to State Park for
an outdoor camping trip. The girls
enjoyed sleeping in tents, cooking
out, hiking and also handcraft.
Johnny Moore motored over on
Wednesday to bring them home.
GOES TO NEW APPOINTMENT ;
Rev and Mrs. Hugh J. Bickley r
left Tuesday to go to Clinton to
make their home where he will f
serve as pastor of the Lydia end ■ ’
Sandy Springs Methodist churches
Rev. Bichley was appointed to Ep-
worth to fifi the vancancy lift by
the death of the late Rev. Nathan
Fleming
DAN YARBOROUGH
PHOTOGRAPHER
Portrait — Commercial — Weddings
ray -^>ent the Meek-end at Folly
Beach
Mr and Mrs James Broun and
family left Saturday morning for
Savannah Beach. Ga., where they
will vacation this week
Mr and Mrs Marim Hall. Jerry.
Wayne, and Neal spent the week
end at Myrtle Beach
Humphries. Eddie Stroud.
1 Ronnie Sinealh and Preston White
! left Saturday for Myrtle Beach
where they will be vacationing this
week
Mr and Mrs. J B. Killian and
Larry, Mr. and Mrs. H A. Killian
of White Rock, are visiting rela-
j lives in Kirby. Ala . this week
Mr and Mrs. Otis Murphy and
J. R. Crawford
SURVEYING
CLINTON. S. C.
Gray
Funeral Home
Cltatea. S. C.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
• • • aaa • • •
EMBALMERS
PtMM 41
AMBULANCE SBBVICB
Mr and Mr> I V Whittle and j Mrs Belle Willingham are visiting
son art spending their vacation this i ti** 11, 800 an ^ grandson. Larrj . tur-.
j phy. in Lad. HI., this week
Mr. and Mrs. Otis Lewis and
children and M iss Betty S:roud pio- j
tored to Gilbert recently where they
attended the peach festival
Mrs. Violet Stroud and Judy were
visitors in Greenville last Tuesday
Boyce Bowen arrived home Sun
day from Chicago, 111., where he ;
has been working for several
months He will be here for a few
weeks with his family
Mr and Mrs Homer Jacks and
daughter. Sheila, and Janice Ruff
-pent Monday with Mr. and Mrs.
A B Jacks at their cottage on
Lake Greenwood Other members
of the Jacks family who joined them
for a picnic included Mr and Mrs
I C Jacks of Belleville. N J
Mr and Mrs. J. C. Stroud and
children. Diane and Dennis, of
Houston. Texas, are visiting the
latter's parents. Mr and Mrs C.
H Caldwell, this week
Mr. and Mrs Johnnie Jenkins and
I Johnette spent the week-end on
Lake Greenwood
Mr and Mrs. J. B Chasteen and
Miss Shirley Bullard of Sarasota.
Fla. visited Mr and Mrs Fred
Rowe a few days last week
Mr and Mrs. Ernest Bedenbaugh
visited Mrs. Pearl Williams a few
days last week. On Sunday Mr and
Mrs Eugene Bedenbaugh and dau
ghter also visited Mrs. Williams.
Mr and Mrs. Jack Roebuck and
children are visiting this week with
the former’s parents in Winnsboro
John P Murphy is visiting this
week with Mr. and Mrs T. C. Mur-
j phy
Rev. and Mrs James Stewart
and children visited Mr and Mrs.
W. O. Stewart Sunday enroute to
Myrtle Beach for » vacation.
Mr and Mrs. John Burnett. Jr.,
' and ohildren spent the week-end in
| Atlanta, Ga., with the latter’s
mother. Mrs Ira Mae Collins.
Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Price and
WE PAY
5%
I A^ts $8,750,006.00 I
fcoc *
b* 0 du'r Im
Co
fcov'R vmplc
3*0'*0b-t *
. ♦ South Co'cli*o
*3 % I^Sw'3*'
Cff’fd ;XA„ A
Winchester Graham
•
C’-r-v* 1 -3-c "j
Cj.ui-'t-a S C
D. L Tribble Co.
115 Gary St.
Phone 94
a delicious •• •
r
Met
Truit your Colonial to com# up with doliciout borbocuo itoaki at oxtra-low eo»tl Thoio itoakt or* cut from USDA CHOICE CHUCK.
Wh*n properly marinated (see recipe at left) end broiled, they're wonderful! Sere* them uzzBng hot from your outdoor charcoal frill
or from your oven broiler You'll find them tender, juicy rich-floeoredl
chuck
roast
NATUR
TENDER
U. S. CHOICE
BEEF
chuck
steak
LB.
How to Marinate for
added flavor, tenderness
Chuck steak—cut I inch thick
I cup CS oil
Vj cup vinegar
I teeepoon soH
I doves geriic. peeled end crushed
•uy any cut of chuck steak being sure H b
at least I-inch thkli tar best flaear and
juiciness. Allow 1VO. per serving. Slash fat
edges at steak to prevent curling. Place meet
in shallow gtact container Mix remaining
ingredients, pour ever meat. Covarj let stand
at roam simp erasure one hour or overnight
in retrignrotor. Turn saver*! times ia asartn-
ada. Grill 4 inchat tram haat a!tawing about
10 minutes on aach side tar medium rare
T
cotoNin stokes]
□ chicken gizzanta ~ lb. 29c
fresh ground beef
a $1.39
□
MULLET
2 lbs: 25c
W S CHOICE Mm TCMO
□ shoulder roast •mtai u. $9 C □ swifts fwi pan
□ boneless stew beef u 69c
bacon
LI
□ swiffs premium franks u 49c
□ hygrade smoked sliced beef 33c
□ dressed whiting fish “15c □ gorton's perch fillet “ 43c □ kingan's cold cuts 59c
4* — — — < . lolegne. Spiced luncheon. Plchle A PlmcMt. Salami
i
/
MAYONNAISE
CS
MOTHER'S
□
FAMILY FAVORITE
Heins ketchup
□
CS
KRAFT
QT.
fm LIMIT. 1 or
% rout choice
with is oeon
OK MOM
□
REDGATE
14-01
•OTTLI
LIMIT:
2 WITH $5
ORDER OR
MORE
□
OLD SOUTH FROZEN
orange |uice
6-0 Z.
CANS
flour
LIMIT: I WITH 45 ORDER OR MOM
□
ANGEL FOOD
cake
inst. coffee
601.
JAR
LIMIT:
I WITH S5
r C ORDRR OR
MOM
OUR
RftIDf
If 16-OZ.
U. S. NUMBER 1
white potatoes
10 ^ 39c
TOMATOES
REDGATE
LIMIT: 4
WITH ORDER
65 OR MORE
303
CAN
□ morton's meat pot pies .... tu««v .... .... 3 '« 69c
□ cs whole or chopped spinach 1Mt 2 ”• 25c
□ packer's label strawberries 2 "• 39c
□ cs brand frozen lemonade pm am. 10c
O kraft velveeta cheese 2 “ l# " 89c
□ kraft cheese whiz ^ 33c
□ mild american cheese u 49c
□ horn maid biscuits 6 49c
D bev rich drink m. hymt,™ turns 2 "• 19c
SPECIAL
Carolina edisto cantaloupes Mc " 19c
fresh crowder peas 2 19c
pTck of the nest eggs tW)t 47 c
fresh yellow corn ““ 5c
tropical fruit jell “^‘pr.h asst.puvom imp 29c
20" power lawn mower .... *»r •..scsa«,tm™cpc.« $39.95
air mattress and pillow UCH $2.98
22 piece plastic picnic set 79c
kingsford charcoal ll....... 10 69c
□
OUR PRIDE
□ stokely kosher dHI
nOL
JAR 29c
burger^ rolls
19*
PACKAGE OF 12
PMCAPPLI
GRAPEFRUIT
DRINK
□ stokely cut
□ stokely plus
come in colonial
where friendly, courteous service
in clean surroundings is the
PLEASANT DIFFERENCE!