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THE CLINTON CHRONICLE
Thursday, December 15, 1960
Uems of Interest From...
West Clinton
MRS. CLIFTON HEATON. Correspondent
, and Representative
PHONE 376-J
Mr ami Mrs l.ewis Gilliland ter. and Mrs. H. H. Bennett of
and daughter of Greenville, visit- Laurel, Md..'' visited Mr. And
ed Mr and Mrs. O. .1 Gilliland Mrs. L L Kice during the w^k-
Sundav. end. ,
Mr and Mrs. W F. Wilson of Mrs. H. H. Bennett of Laurel,
C anton. N C.. visited Mr and Md., is spending a week with her
Mrs Paul Quinton and D L, Me- daughter and son-in-law. ’NJp/and
Gee Monday. Mrs. L. L. tftyce.’
D L McGee is spending the WITH THE SICK
Christmas holidays with Mr. and Bill Ixiwery is a patient at Self
Mrs W F. Wilson;.in Canton, Memorial hospital in Greenwood.
VC Kudolph Brookshire, brother of
Mr and Mrs. Roy Sexton and Clarence Brookshire, is a patient
daughter. Dianne, of Joanna, vis- a t the General hospital in Green-
ited Mr and Mrs. 0. J. Gilliland vdie. ;
Saturday. * Mrs. Claude Farmer continues
Sue McLendon is spending a ni at her home on Bailey street,
lew days h with her sister and BIRTHDAY DINNER GIVEN
brother-in-laV Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Pearl Patterson was hon-
Wallace Boyce, in Simpsonville ored with a birthday dinner Sun-
Mr and Mrs Ray Fowler and dav bv her children at the home
children of Augusta. Ga.. visit
ed Mrs Fowler’s mother, Mrs. |
James Dunaway, on Sunday, af
ter which they attended the fun
eral of Mrs Fowler's aunt. .Mrs.
J J Whitmire, in Joanna.
Mrs Robert Olmstead and
daughter. lx>ri, of Norfolk, Va.,
are spending a week with Mr.
and Mrs Charles Malley.
Mrs. Bill Storey of Greenville,
spent the week-end with Mr. and
'■Mrs. Johnny Mason, also visiting
her nephew and family. Mi*, and
Mrs Bill Ell edge.
Mr and Mrs. C. E. Elledge of
Cross Hill, are spending the
Christmas holidays with their
son and family, Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Elledge, in Biloxi, Miss, j
Mr and Mrs. Jessie Lany and
granddaughter, Bebe Laney, at- hostess
of her son, W. A. Patterson.
Those present were Mr. and
Mrs. J. C. Kohn of Greenville;
Miss Brenda Patterson of Cross
Anchor; Mr and Mrs. Jim Tins
ley and son, Richard, Mr. and
Mrs. Jim Wilkie and daughter,
Wayne Robertson, Mr. and Mrs
W. A. Patterson of this city.
BIRTHDAY PARTY GIVEN
Little Barry McWatters was
honored with a birthday party on
his third birthday at the home
of his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Douglas McWatters, on Beaure
gard street Saturday, December
10. 1
Twenty children enjoyed games
and refreshments.
Barry received many gifts.
Mrs Pearl McWatters was
tended a birthday dinner at the
home of Mrs. Laney’s brother
and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.
J. T Colnard. near Honea Path
Sunday.
Mrs .Alvin Brewington and
son Alvin, of Joanna, visited Mr.
and Mrs Harold Stroud Sunday.
Mr and Mrs. J. O. Cash of
Spartanburg, visited Mr. and
Mrs Raymond Cash Saturday
evening.
Myra Snelgrove of Winthrop
WOMAN S CLUB TO MEET
The Clinton Mill Woman’s Club
is having its Christmas banquet
at Mercer Silas Bailey school
Saturday night. December 17 at
7:30 p. m.
BIRTHDAYS AND WEDDING
ANNIVERSARIES
Mrs James Craine observed a
birthday December 13.
Rozflle Foster celebrates a
birthday today.
Buddy Hedspeth observed his
College. Rock Hill, spent Sunday birthday December 9
with Mr and Mrs. W. R. Snel- Nancy Trammell w T ill observe
^ rove her birthday December 18.
Mrs Mary McCoy spent the Margaret Peace and Truman
wilh , Mr *. anc * Mrs. Ce- Owens will observe birthdays De
cember 16.
Bobby Wooten observed his
birthday December 13.
Susan Harmon and J. C. Mead
ors will observe birthdays De
cember 17.
Mrs. Tom Norris will observe
A contract for the furnishing and her birthday December 19.
erectioo of a system of traffic con- "Happy Birthday” to Nancy
tnd signs on 40 725 miles of Inter- Beckham on December 18.
state Route 26 in Spartanburg Coun- Mrs. Dorothy Lyda celebrated
ty '«as been awarded by the State her birthday December 14.
IL^way Department to Tri-Sta*e M-Sgt. Lloyd Foster observes
Culvert and Manufacturing Divis a birthday today,
ion of the Florida Steel Corporation, Cathy Ward observed her ninth
Decatur, Ga birthday December 10.
The contract was announced Nov. W. D. McWatters celebrated '
9 in a letter of award from the htgh- his birthday December 5.
cil McCoy in Laurens.
Sgt. E W Bennett and daugh-
Controct Awarded
For Signs On 40
Miles Of Interstate
wav- department. 1; was based on a
low bid of $174,418 submitted when
bids for the work were publicly
opened in Columbia October 18
Included in the project are the
furnishing, fabrication and erection
of a complete system of traffic
signs, including delineators and bar-
Douglas McWatters celebrated
a birthday December 10.
Barry McWatters celebrated
hris birthday December 11.
SUNDAY SCHOOL CLASS r,-
PARTY
An annual Christmas party
was held by the TEL Bible class
ricades on the main road, frontage of Calvary Baptist Church on
Monday, December 12, at the
roads, interchanges and roads or
streets affording immediate access Community Building
to the main route on 40 725 miles of The invocation was
Interstate Route 26 from Enoree
River northerly to the intersection
with South Carolina Route 11 in
Spartanburg County. Other sections
of Route 1-26 are already under con-
given by
Rev. J W. Spillers.
“A Heart Full of Christmas”
message by Rev. B. A. Wesley,
carol singing directed by A1 Lan
caster ,and an exchange of gifts
tract for signing all the way from were features of the program.
the Calhoun County line to Enoree-
River
IF YOU DON'T READ
THE CHRONICLE
YOU DONT GET THE,NEWS
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A gift from the class was pre
sented to Mrs. Eva Land, teach
er. by Mrs Willie Cannon, presi
dent. ,
Special guests included Rev.
and Mrs. Spillers, Rev. and Mrs.
Wesley. .Mr. and Mrs. Lancaster,
*; Mr. and Mrs. Richard Foster,
COMMUNITY
CASH
BRAI H S ( IHK OI.ATK ’•
CHERRIES
V| Box
49c
U DEN'S
CHOCOLATE DROPS
12 Oz.
29c
HOBS ( BIS (BXNGI.K
CANES ...'.
6’s
29c
DERAN
THIN MINTS
12 Oz.
BRACK’S
CHOCOLATES
3-l,b. Box
SI.99
DIAMOND
ENGLISH WALNUTS
I.b.
53c
MIKED NUTS
Lb)
55c
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BRAZIL NUTS
Lb.
53c
LONDON LAYER
RAISINS
Lb.
33c
WE HAVE PLENTY OF
FRUIT CAKE INGREDIENTS
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Community
Cosh
sparkling clean, pleasant
to shop food stores >
for Christmas
SWIFT’S
PREMIUM
CHUCK
ROAST
u> 49c
SWIFTS
*•
! PREMIUM
*
ROASTS
BONELESS
SHOULDER
Lb. 69
STANDING
RIB
Lb. 79
FlRESH
GROUND
c
BEEF
“•1.39
HAMS
Lay’s Cured
Cloverleaf
10 to 16 Lb. Avg.
FRESH
PORK
00 to 00 Lb. Avg.
Lb 49c Lb. 49c
Tahnadge Farm Country*
Whole of Half
HAMS u, 89
GIVE ONE FOR CHRISTMAS
SHORTENING
CRISCO SUNNY DAY
3-Lb. Tin 3-Lb. Tin
w59tu>49c
Choice of 1 with $5.00 or More Order
OCEAN SPRAY CRANHERRY
SAUCE 2 c."-39
Armour’s Star or Swift’s Premium ,
TURKEYS
HENS
10 to 14 Lbs. Avjf.
TOMS
16 to 20 Lbs. Avg.
“•45c“-39c
COFFEE
MAXWELL
1 HOUSE
SUNNY
DAY
*
Lb. 59cLb. 49c
Choice of 1 with $5.00 or More Order
SWEET AND JUICY
ORANGES
* %
3-Lb j Bag 39 c
"t
FRESH
COCONUTS
21-29
TOMATOES 7 Cartons 39c
Town Hall
FRUIT
CAKE
3-Lb. Size
$2.69
Mrs. Smith's
Frozen
APPLE, CHERRY,
or COCONUT
Birdseye Frozen
ORANGE
JUICE
6-Oz. Cans
for
SUNNY DAY
FLOUR
25-Lb. Bag
4.59
KING COLE SPICED
‘^4
No. 2»/j Cans
PEACHES
3 For 69‘
DEL MONTE EARLY GARDEN
PEAS
No. 303 Cans
2^39
GREER DESSERT
No. 2Vi Cans
PEACHES
4 F ° r 99 c
TOWN HALL
7
Instant
COFFEE
10-Oz. Jar
COOKING OR SALAD
SUNNY
DAY
Limit 1 with $5.00 Order or More
SUNNY DAY EVAPORTED
MILK
Limit 6 with $5.00 Order or More
We Give TOP VALUE
STAMPS
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Redeem for Christmas Gifts
Spartanburg Redemption Store
Open This Friday Night
Till 8:30 P.M. <v
Shop Early!
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