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r \ \ 4 t Thursday November 17, 1%0 THE CLINTON CHRONICLE TOP G EXTRA SPECIALS! SPORT COATS - $25.00 ONE GROUP MEN’S SUITS Now $39.00 (Reg. values to S49.95) Complete Showing For Your Holiday Shopping Brand Name Merchandise—Griffon Suits—Alligator Topcoats—Arrow Shirts—Interwoven Socks Dobbs Hats—Hickok Belts—Puritan Sweaters Norris Casuals—Freeman and Florsheim Shoes holiday Value Days , K BOY’S SUITS $25.00 Reg. values to $29.95 BOY’S SPORT COATS $17.95 Sizes 14 to 20 Sizes 10 and 12 Now $12.95 SWEATERS $5.00-$6.95 & $9.95 ' Values up to $12.95 KNIT SHIRTS Now $2.00 Reg. value $2.98 ACRILAN. Reg. $4.00 Now $2.98 “BILLY THE KID” JEANS $2.79 or 2 for $5.50 Sizes 6 to 12, Reg., Slims, Reg. $2.98 Val. Sizes 14 to 16. Reg. $3.50 Now $2.98 . SHOP EARLY AND SAVE! Adair's Men's Shop Cross Hill News Mrs E. P Roazman, Mrs. F. S. Cole. Mrs. R. W Griffin and Mrs B L. Mitchell aittended the Bap tist State Woman’s Missionary Un ion convention at the First Baptist Church in Greenville last Thursday and Friday J Mr and Mrs R. A. Oswald and son, Billy, Mr and Mrs. George Mayfield of Columbia, Mr and Mrs. E. C. Abrams of Bennetts- ville, visited Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Pinson during the past week-end. Mrs S. T Marsh of Nashville, Tenn., is visiting her sister, Mfs. J A Richardson, and Mr. Richard son. Mrs E. A. Adams has left for an extended visit with her daughter, Mrs. A1 Sykes, in Vienna, Va. Mr. and Mrs .Raymond Cox of Hendersonville, N. C., were Sunday guests of Mrs. John Cox and chil dren. Mr and Mrs. Billy Davis had as recent guests Mr. and Mrs. Billy McBurnett and children of Hiram, Ga., Mr and Mrs. Percy McBur- nett of Greenwood. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Kibler of Co lumbia, have been guests of Mr and Mrs. L. L. Whitmire. Miss Elaine Austin attended the fall rally of the Senior High Fellow ship of the South Carolina Presby tery at A v e 1 e i g h Presbyterian Church in Newberry Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Lovett and children of Raleigh, N. C., stopped by'to visit her mother, Mrs. P. W Griffm, enroute to the Clem son- Carolina game. Mr and Mrs. Paul Turner of North Augusta, visited Mr. and Mrs W. O. Turner last week Mr and Mrs James Eisonzim- mer and little son have returned from a two weeks visit with rNa tives in Dayton, Ohio. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Carter and daughter, Genie Claire, of Rock Hill, visited Mrs. W. C. Hipp re cently The evening circle of the Women of the Church of Liberty Springs Presbyterian Church held the No vember meeting Thursday evening at the home of Mrs. William Coats. The chairman. Mrs. Lizzie Bryson, opened the meeting with prayer The Bible lesson, on the subject, “I Hold You In My Heart,'* was led by Mrs. W M. Leaman. This period consisted of Bible readings, com- | ments and questions with the mem bers giving the answers. Miss Ag nes Lea man read an article on Stewardship Nine members and one visitor, Mrs. Gettys Coat*, were present During the social hour the host ess, assisted by Mrs. W. A. Simpson and Mrs. Coats. Sr, served ice cream and cake News Of Bonds Cross Roads Richard Johnson was among those attending the wedding of Miss Linda Barret: and B. F. Sinclair, Jr., on Sunday. Richard served as an usher. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Morgan and family and Mrs. Myrtle Crowe were visitors in Brevard, N. C., Sunday * * * Your Christmas Seals will arrive | by mail this w-eek Fight TB. Christmas Seals help fight our The Shady Grove Home Demon infectious killer—TB. stration Club met Monday at 3 30 Join ^ f}ght against by USU]g In the absence of president Shirley <sf ir i S f mas Seals on every card and Spivey, Steve Wright, program Answer your Christmas chairman, presided over ,the open Spa , l0(t( . r ing session. Following the pledge of allegiance to the flag a Thanks-' ~ ~ giving devotional was g i v e n by! CfOSS Anchor Jackie Morgan and Steve Wright ! __ During the business session an- INCWS nouncement of leaders and officers! training conference to be held at Laurens High School Nov. 29 at MRS. J. L. BOLTON, Correspondent 4:30 The conference will be follow ed by a banquet prepared and *erv- Mr. and Vfrs Hugh Willard son. Tommy, of Clinton, Mr. and Mrs Teague Ivey and Carole were ed by the Laurens County Council Sunday guests ()f ' Mrs E i ma crook' of Home Demonstration Clubs. Fol- Woo(W Simmons of Spartan lowing the business session the girls and boys met separately for dem onstrations. Miss Myrtice Taylor demonstrated methods of measure- C burg, visited Mr and Mrs G Templeton .Sunday Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs. , .... .H P. Bennett w^ere Mr and Mrs. ments for he beginning cook. The Gaston, Mary Joe. Allen and girls were presented a beginners; Erwin Mr ^ Mrs Ben _ cook book. Mr Bennett discussed; Barry and Jeffrey with the boys the work for the year Miss Addie Mae Poole and Mrs The- next meeting will be held De- j Hear , Watson of Woodruff spent cember 12 at 3:30. Sunday afternoon with Mrs. Eva * * * Thomas The Shady Grove Community; Mr and Mrs ^ Cogdil] ^ Ashe . Club will mecr November 26 in-| vfl i e N c > a few days ^ stead of November 19. , week with Mr and Mrs W B Cog- * * * dill. On Sunday. November 13, Miss Mr and Mrs Joo c«>dtny of Patsy Morgan and Miss Shirley charleston, spent the week-end with Morgan were honored with a birth latter’s parents. Mr. and Mrs. day dinnerjit^the home of their; m e. Poole They also attended the aun:, Mrs Walter Fisher in Bre-1 game at demaon. vard, N C. Shirley observed her, Mr and Mrs. Gerald Moore of £ LET LS SHOW YOU THE NEW FOUND PERMANENT LOOK OF BEAUTY We shape, wave and design exclusively for ypu. “Permanently Yours” ■ "dt—• DELL’S Phone 20 602'/j S. Broad, St. ARTHRITIS? wife. Mrs Annie Blankley Hodges, died a number of years ago. By this marriage surviving are five daugh ters. Mr- J N Dobbins of Cross Hill: Mrs. J T Robinson of Green wood: Mrs H P. Bragg of Colum bia; Mrs Stahley Edwards of Greenville; and Mrs Ellen Wise of Laurens j four sons, J. B Hodges, Jr . of Ware Shwak: W. A. Hodges of Greenw khi, Robert L .Hodges of Laurens, and T-Sgt Wyatt S. Hodg es, U. S Air Force, Larson Air ! Force Base. Wash Mr. Hodges' second marriage was to Mrs Bessie Ballew Hodges of the home, who survives. Also surviving are 18 grandchildren and 10 great-grandchildren Funeral services were conducted at Beaverdam Baptist Church Wed nesday at 3:30 p m by the Rev. George Mitchell and the Rev. Wade Burton. Burial was in Bethlehem cemetery at Coronaca MRS. LELA S. W1ER 2805 \rbor Hills Drive-«5B i, P. O. Box 2695 Jackson. Mississippi FOR 37th STRAIGHT MONTH Rambler Sales Smash Records! Brand-new in '61! Rambler American 4-Door Wagon. Rambler outseNa all 6-cyiinder wagons. k Setting records because the compact Rambler offers three sizes to meet every purpose... and help every purse! 37 straight sales records over year-previous months. Compare ’61 Rambler American with other economy compacts—all-new styling, 6-passenger room, 50% more luggage space in sedans, 23% more cargo space in wagons, proved economy king, 90 or 125 horsepower. Compare ’61 Rambler Classic 6 or ,V-6 with old “low-priced” fald—get the Beet of Both: Big car room, compact car economy —priced far lower. Compare ’61 Ambassador V-8, the high- performance luxury compact, with other luxury care. Tap RaaRty at Usuries’* Lswsct Mss Ai LOW AS $ 40 32 rat MONIN ImMm AnMncaa Man t-Daar Satfaa MaatNy paitiaMi t wad aa awaatactarar'i wH«tad dabawad prica al feewnr aNh VS daaw K mooth contract aHk aarwat carrytax ehariaa, fadaral Uiaa paid Optraaat nauat i Mtaataaca stata and local taip. d aay a*a L LYNN COOPER, INC. East Carolina Ave. The Show plat e Of Laurens Countv MIDWAY DRIVE-IN THEATRE Clinton-Joanna Hwy. Where Hits Are a Habit! TONIGHT & FRIDAY Nov. 17-18 JERRY LEWIS In “VISIT TO A SMALL PLANET’ ■ a st a w -m o ■ ■ m SAT. ONLY NOV. 19 Double Feature ■ r (ORNKI.l. Wll.DE “EDGE OF ETERNITY” In Technicolor GINGER ROGERS '“First Travel ing Saleslady” In Technicolor ■MBWrttMBuar * Si ■ ,SUN.-MON.-TUES. Nov. 21-22-23 ( LARK GABLE- SOPH! A LOREN “IT STARTED IN NAPLES” First Run In Technicolor You too will say it’s wonder ful—a roan, a girl and a de lightful u r et .r. are going to do things to you in the kind of a movie that surprises the world only once in a long, long while. Miss Becky Lamb. Mr and Mrs. John E Stribling and daughter. Jan, spent Sunday in Spartanburg with Mrs Margaret McCaH Mr. awl Mrs. Cecil Lamb and Mrs. Devuc Bailey spent Sunday afternoon in Newberry with Mr and Mrs George Brock. Miss Barbara Meeks of Joanna, visited Miss Gail Lamb Sunday Mr and Mrs Wendell Starnes and children of Clinton. Miss Caro lyn Benjamin of Laurens, Mr. and Mrs Dean Willard of Union. Mr and Mrs Oren CogdUl and children were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs. Grover Starnes George Humph. Mr and Mrs Wendell Starnes and Mi^s Margie Seay spent Sunday afternoon in ihe mountains of North Carolina Bobby Lamb of the University of South Carolina, Columbia, spent •he week-end with hi« mother, Mrs Eva Ruth Lamb Mr and Mrs. J. L. Bolton visited relatives in Columbia Sunday. Mrs Letha Brown spent several days with Mr and Mr*. Charles Kelly recently J M. Wofford spent Saturdav in Charlotte, N. C. Eddie Huckaby of Woodruff, was a visitor here Sunday -'.Friends of Joan Vassey will be ineerested to know she is ill at her home. » CLINTON GARDEN COUNCIL CHRISTMAS DECORATION CONTEST Name Address Phone Commercial ( ) Fee $l.(Xi Residential ( ) Fee 50c Entry Deadline 12-5-60—Judging 12-12-bo Mail to Christmas Decoration Contest, care Mr-. F. V Smith. 406 Elm St.. Clinton. S. C. Rock Hill, Mr and Mrs. Brooks Simmons spent Sunday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Templeton Miss Nancy Starnes spent Satur day night with Miss Becky Lamb Dinner guests of Mrs. Minnie Dobbins Sunday were Mr and Mrs Charles Mclnvaille and Kathy of Charlotte, N .0 , Mr. and Mrs. Les- 14th birthday and Patsy observe*! her 16th Mrs Fisher and Mrs. Myr tie Crowe assisted Mrs Jack Mor gan. mother of the young ladies, in serving dinner for 12 guests. 4 * • i The Sunbeams and GA of Fair- view Baptist Church met Tuesday afternoon at 4j 30 at the church. Following the regular program ter West and Dale of Greenville, refreshments were served Mr. and Mrs Perry Sumerel, Tom-1 my and Barry of Laurens. Mr. and The Woman's Missionary Society Mrs Harley Turner of Startex. of Fairy jew Baptist Church will John Williams of Columbia, spent meet Thursday mght at 7:30 at the Sunday afternoon with Mr. and home of Mrs. Ben Summers. A pro- Mrs. G. C, Templeton gram on Israel will be presented Mr and Mrs C L Casey of Spar- Mrs. J. C. Nabors, program chair- tanburg. were visitors here Satur- man, will be in charge of the pro day Sram. Mr and Mrs. Odell Lawson of • , - u , ’ — West Springs, were recent visitors JOnfl D. Modges <rf Mr and Mr* John B Gideon. Crass Hill—John B Hodges, 89. retired farmer of near Cross Hill, Fresh Country EGGS HENDERSON STORE (Formerly Gardner’s Store) Hopewell Section Phone—JOANNA 2384 Store Hours: 7:30 A. M. - 7 P. M. Special MAM HESTER STYLE 80s Sterling GOBLETS J. C Thomas Jeweler •It’s Time That f ounts” CLINTON JOANNA died Monday at 1:00 p m. at a Greenwood h o s p i t a 1 following a I have been wonderfully blessed in short illness being able to return to active life He was a son of the late Johri E after suffering from bead to foot and Elizabeth Srmth Hodges with muscular soreness and pain. Mr. Hodges had m:tde his home Most all of joints seemed affected m ar Crass Hill for the past 18 years * According to medical diagnosis, I and was a member of Beaverdam ,had Rheumatoid Arthritis, Rheuma- Baptist Church tism and Bursitis. For free infor- He was twice married. His first mation write: I J & T HAS FOUND THE SECRET THAT SAVES YOU MONEY MO UN TAIN CABBAGE Lb. 4 SWEET POTATOES Lb. 4 Ac YELLOW ONIONS Lb. 4 4c DRESSED WHOLE FRYERS u. 2! 5c YOUNG TENDER ROUND. T-BONE. SIRLOIN STEAK Lb. 6< CAMPBELL’S TOMATO SOUP Can \ Oc \ MULLET FISH Lb 1< > MOPS Each 1 PIG EARS & KNUCKI : > j- LES 1 Oc JIM DANDY GRITS 5 u, (• B«g 21 5c I Vegetable Market AND East Carolina Ave.. Clinton. S. C.