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THE CLINTON CHRONICLE
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Clinton, S. C„ Thuradny, October 31, 1963
WHO'S -
WHERE
Items of Interest About
Clinton Folk
• • •
Friends will be interested to
know that Miss Nellie Osborne
has moved to her new home on
Sunset Boulevard.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Casque
were visitors of their son and
daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.
Jim Casque and other son, Dick
Casque at Due West on Friday.
• Mrs. Bob Wrenn was called to
Great Falls due to the death of
her mother, Mrs. J. W. Daw
kins.
Friends will be interested to
know Mrs. Nanny Yuong Trib
ble celebrated her birthday on
Friday, of last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Irby Ferguson
and children and Mrs. Eva Fer
guson spent Sunday in Fair
Forest visiting with Mr. and
Mrs. Maxwell Ferguson in cele
bration of Mrs. Eva Ferguson’s
birthday.
Mrs. Delmar Rhame was an
overnight guest last week of her
sister and brother-in-law, Mr.
and Mrs. James Murrah in
Batesburg.
Sandy
MablUall
Recommendd.
Cocktail and party dresses arriving daily at
the TWEED SHOP. To complement them, see
onr evening bags, gloves and napier Jewelry.
Also for dressy occasions, see onr Koret of
Califomia velvet co-ordinates for timeless, good
fashion. ! • 4B
Yon will find a complete line of furniture and
accessories in all price ranges at LAWSON FUR
NITURE CO., located on the Columbia Hwy. in
Joanna. Some of the types of furniture are Tra
ditional, Italian, Victorian, Early American and
Modern. Convenient terms can be arranged and
they also offer free delivery.
J. B. WUELCHEL’S GARAGE offers yon a
complete automotive and truck service. They
have the Bear Wheel Alignment Machine to give
you precision wheel alignment at a reasonable
price. Wheels are balanced on your car for that
smooth ride. Front wheels are packed and tires
are rotated for longer wear.
You will find a complete beauty service at
PAULA’S BEAUTY SALON, located at 1*2 West
Pitts Street. They offer modern hair styling with
just the right style to suit your personality. They
also offer permanent waves at prices you can af
ford. If you aren’t pleased with your hair dial
833-0960.
YOUNG’S GULF SERVICE is open 24 hours,
seven days a week for yon convenience. They
offer a complete line of Gulf Products, one of
which is the famous Gulf Deluxe and Gulf Per-
mium Crown Tire. This tire carries a nation
wide guarantee so that you can travel in confi
dence wherever you go.
If you are thinking of dining out be sure you try
Vernon’s Restaurant, located on Highway 72
South. The tips of Beef are great at Vernon’s.
Try ’em and we think you will agree. Give them
a call and Vernon or Velma win be glad to re
serve you a table.
The Holiday Season is almost upon us and now
is the time to start getting your home ready for
all the company that will be coming soon. You
will find SUNSHINE CLEANERS AND LAUN
DRY a big help in getting a big part of this Job
done. They specialise In Rug Cleaning. Call them
today.
HOWARD’S PHARMACY would like to take the
opportunity to impress upon the citizens of this
community the importance of the ORAL POLIO
VACCINE and urges each to remember Sunday,
October 17, and report to the nearest feeding sta
tion located In Joanna, Cross Hill, and Clinton.
Your Jewelry headquarters should be DILLARD
BOLAND’S for they carry a complete selection of { J
almost every item found at a first class Jewelry
store, they feature Monet Costume Jewelry Q
and Charms along with a selection of JMS
Charms. Many different patterns are available
for your choice.
There are many reasons 1 shop at PIGGLY
WIGGLY, but one of the most outstanding Is their
fresh ground coffee to be found every day. This
Is one of the few stores that you can still obtain
this type of service. If you like Barbecue chick
ens and ribs they have them every week-end.
One of the finest tracks to be found in America
today is the International that is on display at
LYNN COOPER, INC. They have a truck for ev
ery Job. It Is designed tar heavy duty service
that will provide long service with very little
maintenance. Prices start at $ltKM tor the
Pick-Up.
Christmas Is Just around the corner
foe need win arise for purchasing foes
for foe important members of your famUy. There
Is no better place to arrange a personal loan fo
at M. 8. BAILEY * iON, BANKERS. Coavt
lent terms to flt your budget can ho amagod.
833-6641 or
833-1817
Among Clintonians attending
the Presbyterian-Davidson game
on Saturday were Mr. and Mrs.
Reese Young, Jr., Mr. and Mrs.
Michael Turner and children,
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Warden
and boys, Hugh Jacobs. Dr. and
Mrs. Marc Weersing, Mr. and
Mrs. Ed Campbell, and Ben
Ham met.
Mrs. R. E. Ferguson, Jr. were
called to Winston Salem Thurs
day due to the death of Mrs.
Ferguson’s uncle, Dr. Charles
Ramsey. Dr. Ramsey was a pro
fessor at Wake Forest College.
Mrs. Wilmot Shealy spent
Tuesday in Charlotte going es
pecially on business.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul H. Calvin
and Mr. and Mrs. Daniel O.
Payne were guests Thursday of
Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Payne. The
guests were enroute home to
Lakeland, Fla., having spent
several days in the mountains.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Burnett
have moved to their new home
on Spruce St.
Horace Payne, Jr., student at
St. Andrews Presbyterian Col
lege in Laurinburg, N. C. was
home for the weekend, with
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. D.
Payne;—
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Hart were
in Charleston over the weekend,
going especially for The Citadel
Homecoming festivities.
VISITING IN CALIFORNIA
Mrs. Emmie G. McMahan is
spending some time with her
son-in-law and daughter, Major
and Mrs. George J. Tworek in
Salinas, Calif. Major Tworek,
who had been attending school in
New York, flew here for the
week-end with Mrs. McMahan
and her daughter, Mrs. Almon
Spencer, and accompanied her
by plane to Salinas. Major Two
rek is stationed at Fort Ord,
Calif.
Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Maupin of
Roanoke, Va., spent the week
end with their son and daughter-
in-law, Capt. and Mrs. Joe S,
Maupin.
Mrs. N. W. McDaniel and Mrs.
R. C. Stewart have returned
from a visit with the former’s
son and daughter-in-law, Mr.
and Mrs. B. W. McDaniel and
other relatives in Augusta, Ga.
COMPLETES COURSE
Miss Patricia Brown, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Stewart O.
Brown, has completed a course
at Palmer Business College in
Columbia and is making her
home in Columbia where she
holds a position with the Citizens
and Southern National Bank.
Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Furr and
family of Lancaster spent Sun
day with Mrs. Furr’s parents,
Mr. and Mrs. G. C. MclnvaiUe.
„ HOME FROM HOSPITAL
Friends of Mrs. Lila C. Stewart
will be interest edto know she is
convalescing at the home of her
son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and
Mrs. Earl Stewart on the Green
wood Highway, following a two
weeks stay at Self Memorial
Hospital in Greenwood where she
underwent surgery for a broken
hip injury.
Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Brown and
children of North Augusta spent
the week-end with Mrs. Brown’s
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Tan M.
Ray. Friends of the Browns will
be interested to learn of his pro
motion to chief chemist at the
Lilly Cup Company in Augusta.
Also visiting Mr. and Mrs. Ray
for the week-end was their son,
Ike Ray of Atlanta, Ga.
IN BAILEY MEMORIAL
Friends of Mrs. John W. Fin
ney, Sr., will be interested to
know she is a patient at Bailey
Memorial Hospital where she is
undergoing treatment.
Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Bennie
B. Blakely over the week-end
were Mrs. C. E. Sims, Miss Eve
lyn Boyle, Miss Isabel Keller of
Columbia, Mr. and Mrs. Guy E.
Bayle and family of Lenoir, N.
Sunday they had as their
HOSPITAL NEWS
Patients currently at Bailey
Memorial Hospital include:
Kinards—Mrs. Robert Frank-
lin and Couch twin boys.
Gray Court—Wilson Hughes.
Costa Mesa, Calif.—Mrs. Bes
sie Madden.
Joanna—Mrs. Young Willard.
Mrs. Marvin F. Tucker, Emmett
L. Thomas, James Hollings
worth, Jesse C. Franklin, and
Charles H. Brown.
Clinton—Mrs. Mary Frances
Anderson, Mrs. John Ballew,
Mrs. Juanita Becks, William
Blakely, Mrs. Josie Boyter, Mrs.
Almena Childress, Mrs. Theta
Collins, Austin C. Covan, Mrs.
James Cray, Mrs. Sally Finney.
James B. Frost, Mrs. Nancy
Cause, Gerald Graham, Mrs.
James D. Hairston, Mrs. Mary
Hatton, Mrs. Edna Jacobs, Mrs.
Myrtle Jones, Danny Hugh King,
Peter A. Lopez, John Lynch,
Graham J. Osborne, Silas Romi-
nes, Mrs. Alvin Satterfield, Mrs.
Louise Smith, Mrs. Shirley Webb.
Discharged Patients include:
Greenville—Mrs. Shirley Hug
gins.
Woodruff—Charles J. Brice.
Whitmire—Mrs. Mary Stroud
and baby girl.
Waterloo—Clifford Alexander.
Laurens—J. E. Campbell Mrs.
Nancy Thornhill and baby boy,
and Luther Nelson.
Joanna — Mrs. M. B. Bedin-
baugh, Mrs. Oscar Davenport,
Mrs.Ernest Dawkins and baby
girl, Mrs.- Rebecca Corley and
baby girl, Mrs. Cecil Bishop,
Theodore O. McGowan, and Mrs.
Eva Mae Anderson.
Clinton — George King, David
Brewer, Roscoe Bryan, Mrs.
Louise Burton, Mrs. Annie Stone,
Mrs. Zella Yarborough, Nancy
Plaxico, Luther Higginbotham,
Mrs. Mattie Harvey, Mrs. Bar
bara Wills and baby boy, Mrs.
Mary L. Johnson, Mrs. Thurs
ton Giles, Jeff Boland, Bobby
Quinn, Mrs. Ola Mae Lewis,
Mrs. Charles Warden, Marie
Coker, Harry Templeton, Terry
Campbell, Mrs. E. W. Mitchell,
Charles Davis, Mrs. Sandra
bwens, and baby girl, Mrs. Mar
ian Compton, and baby girl.
Jodie P. Gossett
Laurens — Jodie Perry Gos
sett, 74, of Rt. 1, Laurens, died
Monday in the Laurens hospital
after several years of declining
health.
A son of the late Fred A. and
Janie Dillard Gossett, a native
of Laurens County, he was a
retired textile employee and a
member of Lucas Avenue Bap
tist Church and the Rossie
Walker Masonic Lodge.
Surviving are his wife, Mrs.
Betty Waddell Gossett; two
A Clinton DRUG STORE Since
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Phone 833-1220
sons, Fred A. Gossett of Lau
rens, and Wilton L. Gossett of
Union; one brother, Yancey
Allen Gossett of Laurens; and
two grandchildren.
Funeral services were con
ducted at 2:00 p. m., Wednes
day, at Lucas Avenue Baptist
Church by Rev. Alvin Boone
and Rev. Ray Craine. Burial
was in the Laurens City ceme
tery, with rites conducted bf
the Rossie Walker Masonic
Lodge.
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guests, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hen
drix and family of Lexington.
Mrs. P. W. Boyle, Mr. and Mrs.
W. M. Perryclear and family of
Columbia, Mr. and Mrs. Jerome
Sims and family of Gray Court
Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Branch and
family of Asheville, N. C.
Mrs. W. C. Baldwin, Mrs. Hu
bert Pitts, Mrs. Hugh Simpson,
Mrs. S. C. Dunlap and Mrs. W.
C. Shealy, spent several days in
Highlands, N. C., at Lee’s Inn.
Cadet Phillip T. Wilson spent
the weekend with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Leonard Wilson. Phil
lip is a student' at Camden Mili
tary Academy in Camden.
Tommy Sanders, student at
Newberry College, was home
with his parents Mr. and Mrs.
Leroy Sanders this past week
end.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Poole, Todd
Bond, and Mrs. Mabel Courtney
spent Sunday afternoon in the
mountains of N. C.
ATTEND COMPANY BANQUET
The employees of the Commun
ity Cash Store in Clinton along
with their guests attended the an
nual company banquet in Spar
tanburg, Monday evening.
Lamar King, student at Fur
man University and Miss Judy
King of N. Greenville spent the
weekend with their mother, Mrs.
L. L. King.
Mrs. R. E. Sadler has returned
from a visit of several weeks
to her daughter, Miss Virginia
Sadler in New York.
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Raxall MILK of MAGNESIA
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RANT
Cream or Roll-on
£ 2* 70c
88c Af-tall
Deodorant —2for.70
oat tam-eprw
Daodorant 2for.99,
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GLYCERIN
SUPPOSITORIES I
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Regular or air mail.
I Many styles.
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Me BUFFERED ASPIRIN, Mull.
55c EPSOM SALT. Mull purt quality. IC a*.
1.31 EUDICAINE SUPPOSITORIES, ITa —
Me EYELO EYE LOTION, Mull, e
49c FOOT POWDER, Mxall. 4
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2.59 TRI-SALVE. Mull, l or. tuba 2 ,or 2 W
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roxed^CHRISTMAS CARDS
$tlo2 boxes 1.01
Religious and traditional.
Each box has 25 cards, with
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HEATING PAD
&s2h,5.96
Removable green plaid
cover, Inner wetproof
cover.
£P£C/Al BUYS IN TOIlETRieC
Bril* Sit HAIR SPRAY R#q $1 so
Regular or For Hard-to-Hold Hair. I
Big 11-oz. aerosols. 2 fa
Emerald Brite SHAMPOO
Also Brite Conditioning and Fast aa.
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1.M SURSI-REX skin Claanur, Mull, e or.
Me WITCH HAZEL, atuii. IS or.
35c ZINC OXIDE OINTMENT. Mull. 1 or.
2 for 1.10
2 for .70
2for JOj
Atm!!/ SHAVE CREAMS
ftlg.Vie 2 far 99t
Choose Lavender or Redi-
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menthol.
2Se BOBRY PIHS, eiack or »rowa. eo-a,
1 JO PLAYING CAMS, tale Dock* —
40c KLENZO T00TN BRUSHES, Adult -
1 JO FEVER THERMOMETERS, Oral, RacM, Stub.
Me COTTON BALLS, Mull, Starila. ISO’s.
25e NYLON HAIR NETS, Bob or Esc. Pack Xa.
1.00 HAIR MUSHES, Laditt’ nyteabristle.
BOe LATEX NONSEBOLB GLOVES, Mimes
25c SIFT WRAP PAPER, Caicads Dtluxe.
2Se GIFT WRAP RIBBON, Cascade Carta Tie.
2 Cards Jl
_2 for 131
2 for .50
2 for 1.70
2 for .70
!Pks. Jl
! for 181
_2for 80
.2 Pks. Jl
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5” REX FILM
2hr56t
High speed panchromatic
film. Nos. 120, 127 and 620.
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Jpuntex HOSIERY
SoomlMa Shuar Nylons
A 2*120
Mesh or regular knit, in fashr
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Rexall Pro-Cap
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M,on gauze
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150 AUER (CAN KAUTT ROSE COLOGNE, M u. U for IS!
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158 HOT WATER BOTTLE, Victoria.
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4.59 COMBINATION SYRINGE, victoria 2 for 4.60
2.N SYMBOL BULB SYRINGE, White or pink 2 for 2.99
1 Jl HY-DA-WAY TRAVEL SYRINGE, with cue 2 for 1.99
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Note or letter-
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89c POUND PAPER OR ENVELOPES _ 2 Packs 90
25c CHRISTMAS GIFTAPE, w-m. x 150-m. 2 for J|
39c BALL POINT PENS, dispose. 2 for M
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Oafy
98c
100 sheets,
150 envelopes,
Men's and Ladies'
WRIST
WATCHES
8.88
Shock-resistant
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Box of 12
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Aerosol Dustlnf Mm
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4 fragrances.
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259
Year guarantee.
FoldMg type. Colors.
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HAIR DRYER
1244
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CHRISTMAS TREE LIGHT SETS
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