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Cltatoa, & C. Tliar&day, DeccMber IS, IMS THE CLINTON CHRONICLE Written Vfflage Beets Whitmire, 48-24 On last Thursday nifht Harry Woods, captain of tbs Whitten Village basketball team, scored , 17 points In leading his team to a 4S'p 24 win over the Recreation department of Whitmire. S James Thomas and Henry Reardon also scored well for the Village team. Charles Ridenhour was the standout on defense. He, along with Woods, was the leading re- bounder. In the preliminary game in which the Village juniors de feated the juniors of Whitmire, Wade Neal and Charles Stewart were the leading scorers for Whitten Village, the final being 41 to S7. Tuesday night at the Whitmire gymnasium. R. L Moles Buried In Hurricone Cemetery R. L. Motes, 27, of Rock Hill, formerly of Joanna, died on De cember 5 in a Greenville hospital. Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Mary Lee Morris Motes; a son, Dennis Motes of the home; two brothers, Willie Lee Motes and Jotm Wayne Puckett of Joanna; and a grandfather, Andy Motes of Whitmire. Funeral services were conduct ed Saturday at 3 p. m. at Hurri cane Baptist Church by the Rev. C. E. Russell. Burial was in the church cemetery. News Of Sends Cross Roads ij Big super heating performance in a ■■■ COMPACT n^-STlCABINETI A ME* OIMWS10H IH iWi -• . * ■ Jv, ■ 'Wf 7 r* / ////■// ^4 s . ;> Jp;,, . , ■ : ^ ■■—aarj f#s a patented Me this new CONSOLE SIE6LER that paps for ffseffiriffi the fin/rt&Nes/ H. D. PAYNE & CO. Clinton, S. C. DEALER Phone 833-0783 The 4-H Cub of Shady Grove held its December moating Mon day afternoon at 3:20. Following the devotional Mrs. Glover, as sistant Home Demonstration agent, demonstrated Christmas decorations suitable for doors and tables; and illustrated many attractive ways to wrap Christ mas gifts. During the social hour refresh- menst were served by Jimmy Johnson. • a • Friday night, Dec. 7, Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Wright, Steve Wright, president of the Shady Grove 4-H Club, and Lynn Nabors, sec retary of the club, attended the 4-H banquet at Presbyterian College. # • » Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Crapps spent a week recently with their children. While here they visit ed Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Hunni- cutt. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Crapps, Mr. and Mrs. Felton Craps, Mr. and Mrs. Tillman Craps, Mr. and Mrs. Tallie Crapps. Mr. and Mrs. Junior Shipes. Mrs. Felton Crapps. Mrs. J. C. Nabors, Mrs. Carroll Johnson and Mrs. Ben Summers spent last Tuesday in Spartanburg. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Hunnl- cutt spent last week-end with Mrs. Hunnicutt’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Crapps. The Fairview Woman’s Mtaafaaary Society will meet tonight at 7:22 at the hone of Mrs. Tallie Crapps. • • • The women of Shady Grove Presbyterian Church held their annual Christmas banquet last Saturday night in the recreation bail of the church. The ladles in vited their families to enjoy the occasion. Following the meal a Christmas tree was enjoyed. All members and children exchang ed gifts. ployed by Canal Wood Corp. He waa a member of Palmetto Lodge It, the Hejaz Shrine Tem ple and the VFW He was a her of First Baptist Church the Friendship Sunday h Sunday night, A1 friends of the A Christmas'program will be presneted at Shady Grove Pres byterian Church Dec. 16, at 7:00 church are invited to attend. • • • Mrs. J. C. Nabors attended a miscellaneous shower for Miss Joyce Swygert at St. Paul Parish House last Saturday evening. Mrs. Nabors was accompanied by Mrs. Huey Bonds of Clinton, and Mrs. Claude Satterwhite of the Bush River community. Miss Swygert is the bride-elect of Sid ney Bonds. • • • Little Miss C r y s t a 1 Bonds, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Huey Bonds, of Clinton, spent the week-end wiht Miss Lynn Keller Nabors. Henry Stewart Orr 42. 114 Pinehaven St., died sud denly Wednesday Dec. 5, at 6:30 a. m. A native of Chester, he was a son of the late Harv and Nannie Belk Orr. He was a forester em- Surviving art his wife, Mrs. Dorothy Graham Orr; two eoas, Jimmy S. and Terry Orr of the home; three brothers. Lindsay Orr of Chester, Edward Orr of Denver, Colo., and John Orr of Jacksonville. Fla.; and three sis ters, Mrs. Albert Be yd and Mrs. Shaw Williams of Dalton. Ga., and Mrs. Richard Williams of Cahuttn, Ga. Funeral services were conduct ed Friday at 3 p. m. at First Baptist Church by Dr. Robert S. Cooper and Rev. Grange S. Coth ran. Burial was In Foret Lawn Cemetery. i-vSANW's THURSDAY AFTERNNON FRIDAY AFTERNOON AT 5 P. M. —rr- EXTRA SPECIAL Child’s and Young Ladies’ BIRTHSTONE RINGS SPECIAL $4^8 CASH NO EXCHANGES ORIGINAL PRICES $14.95 to $22.50 Hamilton's Jewelers Blue Nile Diamonds Hillcrest Watches Rambler Chaste Six 7701 BEAimFUL BOOST IN QUAUTY Result: Biggest Boost Ever in Sales Because people want and recognize quality, car buyers have made the 1963 Ramblers the best selling ever buRt. Foundation for Rambler's better quality is Advanced Unit Construction—the yeais-ahead breakthrough in car building for extra strength, safety, sofidity. See your Rambler dealer and discover that quality on Ugh has never before been priced so low. American Motor*—DmticaUd to Exedtenee l, i Rustproof Ceramic-Armored exhaust pipe, muffler, tail pipe •Deep-Dtp rustproofing* - - - * Abbeville Services Held Tuesday For Mrs. G. C. Gambrel! Mrs. Mery Jim Meadors GambreU, 80, wife of the late George C. GambreU, died Sun day in a Columbia hospital after several months of declining health. She was a native of Alabama, a daughter of the late Toliver and Lucy Stevens Meadors. She Uved in AbbeviUe for many years and was a resident of Clinton for the past 14 years. She was a member of the First Baptist Church of Clinton. Surviving are four sisters, Mrs. Sara McDonald, Mias Lu cille Meadors, Miss Mattie Lou deadors, aU of Lake Worth, r la.; and Mrs. Bernice Screws of Zebulon, N. C. Funeral services were con ducted Tuesday morning at the Harris Funeral Home In Abbe ville by the Rev. J. H. Darr. Services Held For Mrs A J. Wilburn Mrs. Stella Baker WUburn, 72, wife of A. J. WUburn, Route 2, Clinton, died December 5 at Bailey Memorial Hospital after several years of declining health. A native of North Carolina, she was a daughter of the late Augus tus and Millie CogdiU Baker. She had lived in Laurens County for number of years. She attended tiurricane Baptist Church. Surviving In addition to her lusband are a son, Perry WU- >urn of Clinton; three daughters, Mrs. Lethe Jennings of Laurens, drs. R. E. Lyle of Chicago and Mrs. Leo Hansman, Jr., of Park Ridge, 111.; two granddaughters whom she raised, Mrs. Claude Kernell, Jr., of Clinton, and Mrs. R. V. Fleeman of Monroe, Mich.; two sisters, Mrs. Reuben Nor wood and Mrs. Lee Norwood of Newport, Tenn.; five other grand- children; and 11 great-grand children. Funeral aervlces were conduct ed Friday afternoon at Hurricane Baptist Church by Rev. C. E. Russell and Rev. J. H. Darr. Burial was in the church ceme tery. William F. Irwin, County Dairyman, Posses On Monday William Franklin Irwin, 68, of Rt. 2, Laurens, died suddenly Monday morning after suffering heart attack. He was a native of Abbeville County, a son of the late James and Fannie Morrison Irwin. He had lived most of his life in Lau rens County where he was a farmer and operated Irwin’s Dairy- Surviving are his wife, Mrs Jesse Tinsley Irwin; a son, Q. Fred Irwin of Laurens; two sis ters, Mrs. Means Knight of Lau rens and Mrs. Jack Sumerel of Greenville; and four grandchil dren. Funeral srevices were conduct ed at Kennedy Mortuary Tues day at 2 p. m. by Dr. Robert S. Bankhead and Rev. J. B. Aber crombie. Burial was in Chestnut Ridge Baptist Church Cemetery. Pallbearers were Hubert Gray don, J. J. Coats Jr, W. M. EUI son, Roy Jones, George Penland and James Jacks. J? in |PP JOE GETTYS Takes scoring C tin ton High rames.—< Blackwell la first MIDWAY CLOSED THIS REOPEN SATURDAY DECEMBER 22 SATURDAY ONLY 2 Top HRs HU No. 1-lst Boa Shewing 1 3 MURDERESSES ' Cinemascope HU No. 2. In :the young savages! Cash Drawiag for ef 868.66 Saturday, • 22 oaly. ALL NEW • ALL MAUTIPUt. i to tfo busbisst wMi for a i LYNN COOPER, INC Adverstisement MIDWAY DRIVE-IN CLOSED; WIU REOPEN ON DECEMBER 22 Midway Drive-In Theatre will be closed this week-end, H. M Kilpatrick, manager, stated to day. This is being done in order to permit employees a brief va cation prior to the Christmas- New Year’s holiday season, when the Midway will be operating on a full time schedule. Mr. ilpatrick also stated that the theatre will reopen on Satur day, December 22, with a double feature program, "The Young Savages” and “Three Opening Sunday, December 23, Midway 001 otter one of the year’s outstanding motion pic tures, starring Kirk Douglas, Ed ward G. of other togfHght start: In AAripwr Town, i Clnr inter one or. This is a for Clinton. The Midway has gntewry of ■V C A. Sc or, BO, Dios; ftitts HoM Sotvrdoy Sr., 68, died earty last Thursday to a Laurens nursing home after two years of tUnese. A native of Spartanburg Coun ty, he was a son of the lute David McKittrick and ArabMIe Waldrop He was a retired fanner writer. He was a mem ber of the Rossi* Walker Mason ic Lodge of Wattsville and a member of Rocky Springs Pfe*- Sunrlvtng ar» his wife DONT GET UP NIGHTB It tabes just ter and K hears le MAYFIELD CAN CORN 10c LARGE HEAD Lettuce ... 2 for 29c Men's Long Sleeve S-M-L SHIRTS $156 SUGAR-- 5 19 With Purchase of 4 Lbs. of Oteo for $1.00 8-10 Lb. I Only 39c Lb. luftkii/l Mi ECONOMY CUT HAM . . . lb. 39c CURED PICNIC HAM . . . lb. 39c SWEET POTATOES Lb. 5c TIP TOP COFFEE - FRESH PORK HAMS u> 49. CUBE STEAK Lb 89c BEEF CHUCK ROAST ib. 43c MULLET FISH Lb. 10c HHEBjergeMB TOMATOES r - TANGERINES d°* 29 L • Your, the hoUdaf* with