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I TIinMajr, October 27, 1960 THE CLINTON CHRONICLE I Cron Anchor News MllS. J. L. BOLTON. Correspondent Mr. and Mrs. John Clark, of Clin ton. visited Mrs C». C. Templeton % Tuesday. t Mr. and Mrs. Perry Sumeral, Presbytery Women Schedule Meeting Today At Greenwood Women of the Church of South Carolina Presbytery will open their 61st annual meeting at 9:30 a. m., Thursday, at the First Presbyterian Church. Grenewood Mrs. W. P. Shealy of Laurens, president, will preside over the ses- Tommy and Barry, of Laurens, vis ited the latter’s mother, Mrs Min-\sion.. The Presbytery includes Lau nie Dobbins. Sunday rens . Greenwood. Abbeville. New Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Ivey and CLINTON GIRL SELECTED AT FI RM AN These seveo I urnian coeds were chosen as candidates for the title of “Miss Bonhomie" in the University’s yearbook. They were selected in judging from a field of 47 girls nominated. Left to right are Miss Martha Nell Brunson of Sumter, Miss Tania l^on of Greenville, Miss Jane Wilbanks of Albany, Miss., Miss Delle Wilder of Clinton. .Miss Nancy Causey of Greeavilie, Miss Suzanne I-tw of Moneks Corner, and Miss Robin Scarborough of I^amar. UP TO » MILES PER GALLON Briefs About... People You Know Items of Interest Concerning Loccd Residents Miss Linda Bridges, student at Furman University. Greenville, spent the week-end with her par ents, Mr. and Mrs C. W. Bridges Friends of-N W. McDaniel will be interested to know he is a patient at Lowry’s rest home here. TRAINING CONFERENCE Young Church Groups Plan 'Trick Or Treat" For UNICEF Monday Monday evening little spooks and goblins, spacemen and witches will ring doorbells of Clinton and towns- Mrs. Francis Blalock, junior in- f or t |, e Sou^ Carolina w *** * lear f am il' ar chant. Col. and Mrs. B. F. Wingard vis- r, ' J " ““ — 1 ited the former's mother, Mrs. Em- berry and McCormick counties ■ ... , ,, .. ,, . . More than 2,500 women are enroll- I Carole, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Crook and ^ in ^ ^ of th ^ 39 Sherrill, and Mrs Mary Crook spent p resbyterian churcheg in ^ ^ Sunday with Mrs. B. A. Brown. Mrs X' Melvin Thon****!, sy Mr and Mrs. Odell Lawson of n(X j^ a j president, will bring greet- West Springs, visited Mr.^and Mr^ in g s . ^ rom tbe Woman’s Advisory John Gideon Sunday. "t^ouncil and Board of W’omen’s Johnny and Chuck Beason, of — ——. Spartanburg, spent the week-end with Mr. and - Mrs. John E. Strib- ling. Mr and Mrs. Marvin Brewing- j ton. Anna Beth and Linda visited Mr. and Mrs. E. O Posey in West Springs Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Stribling visit ed the latter’s parents, Mr. and $lrs. J M Wofford over the week-end Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Watkins. Mr and Mrs. Brooks Blakely, of Laurens, visited Mr and Mrs G. C. Templeton recently. Mr.'and Mrs. Hoke Bennett. Mrs. Sallie Gregory and Mrs. Grace Sumner spent Sunday at Chimney Rock. North Carolina Sam Blackwell, of Flat Rock, N Work if) Atlanta and stress wom an's part in the Presbyterian Mis Aon to the nation Mrs W Rex Joaey, former sy nodical president and chairman of the Woman’s Advisory Council, will lead the Bible study. Mrs. E. S. Currie, missionary to Taiwan, will be the guest speaker. Special music will be presented by Mrs Louis Beaudrot and Mrs Bert Robeson, with Mrs Rosalie Stribling as accompanist Lunch will be served by the host church and the session will end with election of officers and installation by Dr Robert L Alexander.-pas tor Mrs Arch M. Smith, Mrs. Robert L Alexander. John W. Bell and Mrs Joel Bailey comprise the welcoming committee. Fresh Country " EGGS HENDERSON STORE \ (Formerly Gardner’s Store) Hopewell Section Phone—JOANNA 2.‘184 Store Hours: 7:30 A. M. - 7 P. M. Mr. and Mrs. Ted Prevatte and Employment Service Commission “Trick or Treat for UNICEF ” daughter, Michele, were week-end here, is spending the week in Co- Sponsored by the young people of 1 ( sp*nt the week-end here mie Wingard. and sister. Mrs. Rus- guests of Mrs Sam J. Todd and lumbia attending a training confer- the Associate Reformed Presbyte- ‘ Flo y d Hitt and tf randdau S hter sell King, and Mr. King in Dar-i Miss Elizabeth Todd in Darlington. e nce for the Security Commission Anderson, visited Mr. and Mrs. lington the past week-end. They were acomponied home by, employees. nan Church ’ ,he F,rst Fresb >' terian G. C. Templeton Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Martin and Mrs. Grier Todd who had been vis-' Mr aiK | VIr; . jj (_• English Mrs ^ hurrh and Broad Street Methodist M r a nd Mrs. W V. Harris. Ann Mchildren of Charleston, spent the -ting in Darlingtn D ot Garrett and daughter. Kathey. Church, and nationally by the U S. and Joe. and Michael Vassey were week-end with Mrs. Martin's moth- FROM NEW YORK Mr and Mrs. Horace Rogers and Committee for UNICEF, the Unit- visitors in the mountains of North er, Mrs. James M. Pitts. ^j r aJH j ^jrs H. C. Ray of New Miss Sandra Campbell visited their wj National Children’s Fund Hallo-1 Faro * ina Sunda y Ernest Plunkett of Conyers, Ga., York, are here this week visiting aunt, Mrs. Fannie English, Mrs ween program will be carried out an< * '* rS ' ^ an " dlard and a sophomore at the University of lhe form, r’s mether, Mrs H J. i Frank Rogers and Mrs Vilie Thom , t u , tA/WW4 children. Pam and Joel, of Union. Georgia, Athens, was the week-end Hay his su^r, Mrs Earl Halsann.lis in Clayion. Ga:. recently ' same tim< ‘ In s,>me ,0 00 ° spent Sunday with the latter’s par guest of his grandmother. Mrs. Es-' ra{ j \| r Halsall. Miss Cornelia Harris of Colum oth *‘ r edmmunitu^ Last year more ents, Mr and Mrs Grover Starnes I telle Abrams his uncle and aunt. Mrs Ka | p[l Wilbanks of the Isle bia. spent the week-end with her than two million American young Mrs Janet Owings and Carolyn | Mr. and Mrs J. W. Abrams n f Palms, wus the week-end guest mother, Mrs W. W Harris. ,ters participated in the biggest Benjamin of Laurens, visited. Mr IN NEW HOME of Mrs j B S;)eakt . and f ami i y Gerald WiKdruff, member of the ever carHed out bv Mrs Grover Starnes on Sun-1 Mr. and Mrs Earl Horton have Ronnie Moore, student at Western sophomore class at Newberry Col- J — moved into their recently remodel- Carolina Teachers College. Cullo- lege, spent the weekend at his home ed home on South Adair street whee. N C. was a recent week-end Mrs J A Guthrie joined Mrs. E. visitor with his parents, Mr and vl » S!i Rulh Bailey has returned E Wells of Greenwood for a aev- Mrs Perry M Moore from Griffin. Ga . where she wa> UNICEF black eral days trip last week to Ashe Miss Rachel Ann Wilson and Miss called because of the death of her vilie and WaynesviUe. N. C. Martha Schuler of Holly Hill, stu brother-in-law. A. O. Bray. Chocy Burnett, son of Mr. and denis at the University of South Mrs Louis M Stephens and son. Nf A 1UXURY FOR SIX 4000 MILES BETWFEN OIL CHANGES BIG 237-CU FT LUGGAGE SPACE FALCON '61 TAKES THE CAKE with all these wonderful birthday presents for you it It’ ><>u fell ilw HMK) Falcon w.t.« nisi t»i> good to be improved on l<K»k at‘ the 'fit Falcon* First, note bow the new grille and optional new side trim give the Falcon a bright, new rt.ur Then h>ok insult-’ You'll dis cover new luxury in addition to tin* many nueties already there’ Finally, take it around lhe blink You'll feel a new dash of power with the ITO Speeinl Six engine or if you prefer. <:h« M *>>» ’ the famous Fait on Itl Six for tt>p o[)eritmg eoinomy And remember. Ford I >ealet- were the first to extend their war ranty on 61 ears to 12.000 mdea or nnr full Vtxjr. frbiehever comes first \sk your dealer for details I 4 r x»0i reem iVOfHD S MO* f 4UCU.S L?/ |i ) v v » v ^ y day to help children Each penny collected by ihe NEW RESIDENTS I'rick or Treaters wearing the Mr and Mrs Robert Purchase and orange t , and family formerly of Toronto, 1 . . .. . B . Canada, have moved to Clinton and donday n.ght can mean five fla««.| ar# resldin>{ at 110 Hickory Street es of milk for a needy child over- They are natives of London, Eng Mrs. Char lev Burnett, is convalesc- (irolina. Columbia, will be with the Jr., of Macon. Ga , will ar- fr0|T1 , ub< . rc „| os as, or the BCG vaccine to protect land mg from a broken arm injury re- former’s parents. Mr. and Mrs Ce- ceived while playing on Monday. cil P Wilson, for the week-end Mr and Mrs John A Davis and They will accompany the Wilsons James Hollingsworth spent Sunday to Charleston for the PC-Citadel with their niece. Mrs. J. C. Bevill. game no Saturday and return to and family in Tennille. Ga. Clinton with them * LAI REN'S COUNTY'S LARGEST AND FINEST ■ MIDWAY*»THEATRE! - WHERE HITS ARE A HABIT -1 CLINTON - JOANNA HIGHWAY ■ • a — TONIGHT LAST TIME! — B First Run Showing! ■ rive today to spend the remainder of the week with her mother. Mrs S G Dillard VACATION Mr ami Mrs. W C. Shealy vaca tioned last week at Myrtle Beach They were accompanied by her sis ter. Mrs. O O Copeland, who visit- id her son and daughter in-law, Mr. aid Mrs O O. Copeland. Jr. En- route home they were guest* of thier sister. Mrs B W Gibson, and Mr Gibson, in New Zion 11s A nickel's Mr Purcha.se t* connected with worth oj UNICEF penicillin will standard Plywoods in the Gran cure a child of yaws, a crippling wood Division They have two dau j tropical disease ^hters. 7 years ami <>ne year old The UNICEF’ is not a give away program Governments that re- LOSES FATHER quest its aid spend an average of Mr and Mrs L S Reddeck. Jr more than S2 50 for each SI Ou re- 1 and sons were called to Greensboro ceived in UNICEF supplies 1 N C . Saturday because of the The groups will meet at their death of the former's father, L S own church and canvass the neigh- * Reddeck burhoods according to an organized Funeral services were held there plan for the areas Refreshments ’ on Sunday Attending the services will be served at the churches as from .here were Mr and Mrs W children conclude their rollec- i R Pitts. Billy and Diane, and Mrs. Mr and Mrs Allen Draughon and tM> n I Fred Pitts » a A.r. om YEAR NCWE* one YEAR BETTER m mu ttmm • TO THE HAPPIEST BiRThOAY PARTY Of Th£ YEAR AT YOU* FORO JAA4J BALDWIN MOTOR CO., Inc. N. BROAD ST. i LINTON. S. C. smtms m&xsE* YVB# BMHUMID TDNYRANOML FRWKJEKWGHAN W jcv — FRIDAY ONLY RANDOLPH SCOTT In • RAGE AT DAWN”—In Technicolor HOLLYWOOD JACKPOT! >.■■■■■■■■*■■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ 1 SATT RDAY ONLY. OCTOBER 2»—2 BIG HITS! Hit No. 1—JOHN SAXON—LINDA CRISTAL In “CRY TOUGH” Where the Neon Blinks and the Bongo Keats the 4 ■ Taut . . . Torn-From-Life Story of a Guy With a Blade g —Who Carved His Name On the Heart of a City! a Also „ “SNOWFIRE”—In Color 1952 Chevy Positively Given Away Saturday Night! " »■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■ ■ SUN. THRU THUR.—OCT. 30-NOV. 3 • First Run Showing! IT HITS LIKE A MARINE ASSAULT .BOLD, SCORCHING AND RELENTLESS! JEFFREY DAVID - HUNTER •JANSSEN VIC PATRICIA DAMONE-OWENS KIAEEYDMMUEi Ml TAW — IIU.WILLIAMS• ShCMIKOSI «SESSK MTAWWA w anr children uf Warsaw. N. C., visited Mrs Draught's mother. Mrs. W, C Baldwin, and other relatives here the past week-end A2C DAILEY HOME A2C Joe Dailey, who recently re turned from a year's tour of duty in the Middle East with the U. S Air Force, is visiting his parents. Mr and Mrs L. P Dailey, prior to going to Kelly Air Force Base in San Antonio. Texas, where he will be stationed Mr. and Mrs Perry M Moore. Mr and Mrs. W. L Hubbard were visitors in the mountains of West ern North Carolina during the week- end While away they were also cuests of Mrs Mysore's mother, g Mrs Jessie Schumacher, in ^ ! Wayne* t FROM CALL ORNLA ® Mr. ;>'.d Mrs Harvey Woodman. I of Ingicwoou. luiif . sue guests of ■ Mrs. Woodman's sister, Mrs J a Henderson Pitts and Mr. Pitts. Mrs. J. I. Adair has returned • to her home after spending several B weeks in Greenville with relatives ■ She was accompanied home by her a niece, Mrs. Amos Madden, Mr. M Madden, and her sister, Mrs Gladys Ellison. • Mrs. A. I. Dixon with her son • and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. ■ Tony Dixon, of Fort Benning, and a LaGrange, Ga.. spent Thursday - with her mother, Mrs. H M. Geer in Rutherfordton, N. C. Mr. and ® Mrs. Dixon also visited his sister, ■ Mrs. Homer W. Gantt and Mr. Gantt ■ in Greenville during the weekend. •}-» a Friends of Earl II. Holland, of Atlanta, will be interested to know he is improving at the Veterans ■ ; Hospital there following an opera- ■ tion and critical illness on Thursday • and Friday of the past week. Mrs. a P M. Pitts, Mr. and Mrs. E. Keith Adair and C. B. Holland were there m several days to be with their broth- • er and on Sunday Mr. and Mrs. IT Jobe D. Holland and son, Danny, g' Mrs. P M Pitts and C. B Holland a : visited him. FROM FLORIDA _ Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Nance, Mr and Mrs. David Pitts and daughter, Debbie, of Deland. Fla., were here for a recent visit with Mrs Nance’s son, E. Murphey Timmerman. Mrs Timmerman and other relatives. Mr. Pitts came especially to see his mother who is ill in Newberry. a Mr and Mrs. Hershel Brown, of g | Spartanburg, spent the week-end ! with the latter’s parents, Mr. and ®, Mrs. Wallace Franks and with Mr. ■ land Mrs J. P. Prather, having ■ come especially for Mr Prather’s m birthday. ALWAYS A COLOR CARTOON MEET YOUR FRIENDS AT THE MIDWAY WHERE THE BEST IS SHOWN FIRST J. R. Crawford SURVEYING CLINTON. 8. 0 ’ Phone S49S Joanna jFlj V A/ g n 1 r * a FAMOUS GORHAM STERLING FOR YOUR TABLE <f NOW! At your very next dinner party yoo can enjoy the use and beauty of your very own Gorham Sterling. Now. through our Club Plan, you can select your pattern from any of 16 famous Gorham designs. Decide-h«w mam pla« e -sett tug-- ■ > ou freed lukt- it nil him\t then pay oil convenient monthly hudgH. come :n now, vou car Don t wait dine with your Mixer tonight. J. C. THOMAS-Jeweler •it’s l ime That Counts’' CLINTON — JOANNA I