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/ THE CLINTON CHRONICLE S Clinton, & C„ Thursday, May 28, 1964 WHO'S WHERE — As — Mrs. Betty Wills of Wil- Mrs. W. E. Moore of Gaffney Mrs. Boyd Owings spent Sun- Mrs. Dewey Riddle of Burling- were Mr. King’s children, Gigi, liamston, spent the week-end spent several days last week day in Greenwood with Mrs. ton. N. C., is spending a few days Ni ** and Mary Phillips of Mount- with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. with her son and daughter-in-law George Gregory. wi l her sister ^ brother-in-law, v^e. W. B. Tribble. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Moore. Mrs. Leonard L. Cathey and Mr. and Mrs. Grady- Chandler, Mrs. E. P. Pratt of Greenwood, Mrs. J. B. Wilder is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Pitts of son Kenneth, accompanied by coming especially to be with her visited friends and relatives here this week in McCormick with Bethune visited the former’s Miss Sandra Melton of Joanna, mother, Mrs. R. S. Horton who last Sunday, her son and daughter-in-law, Mr. brother and family, Mr. and and Johnny HoUand and Miss is a paUent at Bailey Memorial Mrs J B McCombs tit Green- and Mrs. Gaston Wilder. Mrs. Mrs. Billy Pitts and other rela- Cynthia Widner of this city spent Hospital. wood, visited her father, L. C. Wilder went especially for her tives during the weekend. the week-end at Windy Hill Mrs. George R. Holland, Mrs Bond’ and family last Sunday, granddaughter, Sara Louise’, Mrs. Edna L. Clark of Law- Be ach. j Platte p rat her, and Mrs. Eva Mr and Mrs. Ed Wells spent graduation exercises at the Me- renceville, Va., arrived over the Mrs. C. P. Smith of Knoxville, Land spent a few days last Sunday in Ware with Mr. Cormick High School. weekend for a visit to Mr. and Tennessee is visiting this week week in Swannanoa, N. C., with an d Mrs. J. B. Hodges. Mrs. R. C. Hamer of Charles- Mrs - W. B. Ellis, coming es- at the home of her daughter and their sister, Mrs. J. W. Gibbs. Mrs. J. I. Adair of Greenville, ton recently visited with her son pecially for her grandson’s (Billy son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Mr and Mrs Gene King o{ ig spen( iing some time hete as and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Ellis), graduation exercises. Pinson, coming especially for GainesviJle Fla spent the the guest of Mrs. Almon Spencer Myraa and Tommy Davis of Mrs B M Anderson of FROM TEXAS Mrs - Robert Hamer, coming es- Mrs. Howard Watkins and her granddaughter’s Janice Pin- wee ; t . en d with the former’s par- and her mother, Mrs. Emmie G. Greenwood, spent the week-end Reidville, was the guest of Mr. Lt. and Mrs. Glenn B. Pecially for the graduation of her daughter, Suzanne visited Mrs. son > graduation on Monday. ents Mr and Mrs w G King McMahan, and Mr. and Mrs. H. with their grandmother Mrs and Mrs’ W. R." Anderson the Reeves and children of Waco, granddaughter, Janet Hamer Watkins’ father, Harley Reese Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Gregory Also visiting over the week-end A. Copeland. T. M Sease Their parents’ past week-end. Texas, arrived last week for a from H *g h School. recently in Rutherfordton, N. C. and sons, Steve and Terry, of Mr. and Mrs. John Davis! Mr. and Mrs. Jack Allen arid visit with Mrs. Reeves’ par- Miss Margaret Bethea of North SPENT WEEK-END Augusta, Ga., were visitors dur- spent Sunday here and accom- daughters of Greenville, were ents * Mr - and Mrs. Davis R. Augusta spent Sunday with her AT WINDY HILL »ng the week of Mr. and Mrs. Reported By Naomi Soymov PImbo 883-0641 or 888-1817 Items of Isteroot About Clinton Folk panied them home Mr. and Mrs Cornelson and family mg HinnAr fftiAots Stinriav of the Pitts, and relatives in Joanna sister, Mrs. Wilson Harris. While Mr. and Mrs. Earl Rice, Mr. Paul Muller, coming for gradu- r*. A - „ A M Mr. Rav Den * nd Ware Shoals. On June 15, here they visited Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs. P. A. Abner, Mr. and ation of the Muller s daughter, i G t ™L g e ha ” e Sy a"d children. Lt. Reeves will leave for Sac- George Senn and daughter in Mrs. H. W. Cleland, and Mr. Beverly. visit with her , . , A1 _ , , , ... a “" ramento Calif, where he has Newberry. and Mrs. Raymond Campbell Mr. and Mrs. Ed Wfclls, Sr., ™> ved W con ' Little Miss Terry Den y - transferred in the U. S. Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Hubbard were joined by Mr. and Mrs. Ray had as guests last Thursday the in ^ Merne compamed the Allens home (or ^ Force Mrs Reeves and of Whitmire were visitors of Sligh of Charleston and Mr. and former’s sister, Mrs. A. L. Haup- children will join him later. friends in this city on Sunday. Mrs. John Steadman of Spar- fear, and grandson, Rudy Scott, AT FI*. BENNING Mrs. Hugh Simpson attended tanburg for a week-end stay at of Coronaca. Lt and Mrs Bill Sease and the graduation exercises of her Windy Hill Beach- Mrs. Marvin DeYoung, Mrs. children left yesterdav for Ft. granddaughter, Miss Ellen Me- Earl Horton, a surgical patient Dari Woods and Mrs Ed Wells, Penning Ga where they will Master, daughter of Mr. and at Self Memorial Hospital, Sr., attended the Shrine cere- be stationed While Lt Sease Mrs. Kitt McMaster in Winns- Greenwood, spent the week-end monial in Lancaster on Satur- completed his basic training at k 01 " 0 ’ thi * P® st Oaks community. several days Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Plaxico, cousins. Sr., along with their grandchil- Mrs. W. B; Tribble Is con- dren and Miss Nannie Young fined to her home due to in- Tribble, spent the week-end at -juries received in an accident Bon darken, N. C. at home. LAST WEEK! Pre-Inventory Sale! Room galore! Low budget FRIGIDAIRE Refrigerator! 13.75 cu. ft., 4 colors or white • Big 72-lb. freezer chest Freezes ice cubes extra fast! Two 20-cube Quickube trays. • 16.9-pound sliding chill drawer for fresh meats. • Twin vegetable Hydrators _ _ ^ hold nearly % bushel. ’ £249.9 5 • Roomy storage door has space for eggs, even Vfe-gal. cartons. • Full-width, full-depth shelves, 1 adjustable. With Operating Trade-In 10 Yrs. Old or Less Terms: $4.00 Weekly Furniture Dial 2628 204 N. Broad St. Clinton, S. C. at home. day. PRESCRIPTIONS PROMPT, ECONOMICAL PRESCRIPTION x SERVICE “Serving This Area 80 Years” We Give S A H Green Stamps IfouHtj.'i. PUaAmac*f North Broad Street Dial 833-1220 Ft. Lee. Va.. Mrs Sease and Mr and Mrs. John Hughes and children were here with her s ® n ; Scott * and Mrs. J. J. Hughes parents. Mr. and Mrs. Joe of , Loris were week-end guests w ’n ■ .p ». of Dr. and Mrs. David T. Mixon. Campbell and Mr,. T M Mr Mrs Ed Perry e „, er . Se f* Se ‘ o u a u i tained the latter’s mother, Mrs. Mrs. Harry Baldwin and ch.l- } M N iv ens of Spartanburg with dren Dickie. Brenda and Har- a birthday dinner at the Perry . s ry Jr., are visiting her sister, home on P i new0 od Drive. Oth- Mrs. Arthur Katzburg, and Col. ers amending were Mr. Nivens, Katzburg at Myrtle Beach. Mr and Mrs Don Nivens and Joining them over the week- famity and Mr9 Curtis Nivens eid were Misses Dot Taylor and daug hters of Spartanburg, and Dollie Crouch of Mount- M rs . David Nivens of Newberry, *ih e - and Mr. and Mrs. Neal McNeil Mr. and Mrs. John McBride and f a mily of St. Stevens, visited the former’s parents. Friends will be interested to Mr. and Mrs. J. S. McBride, know Mrs. R. E. Sadler is visit- and the latter’s parents, Mr. ing in New York with her daugh- and Mrs. Claude Money, in ter, Virginia Sadler, who is ill. Thomasville, N .C., over the Pete Roton of Newberry and week-end. salesman for Lawson Furniture Mrs. Jack Crandall and Co. spent last week in New York daughter, Lea, of Chester, are where he attended the Mohawk visiting Mrs. Crandall's pa- Educational Clinic in Amster- rents, Mr. and Mrs. R. P. dam. Hamer, while the Rev. Cran- Mr. and Mrs. Charles Brown dall is attending the Presbyte- and children, Lisa and Chuck, of rian Synod meeting in Green- Ivanhoe, N. C., spent the week- viHe. -I end with Mrs. Brown’s mother, Jimmy Sloan, who is attend- Mrs - Glin Bell, ing Officers Candidate School Mrs George R. Blalock and at Camp Polk, La., is spend- c ^ ddren , George Jr., Milling and ing several days leave with his Sisler Blalock are spending sev- and Mrs Janies eral weeks at their summer home at Pawley’s Island. Mr. and Mrs. J. Hubert Todd parents, Mr Sloan. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Sabia .. and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bo- th ere in Due Wes * Monday for Mrs. Richard Green ol North r'nZ^T^TT t lick, accompanied by Mr. and i oan ne TcwH aU * r ’. M „ ... . , Joanne Todd was a member of Carobna, spent the weekend , hf „ aduaUn class at Pawley, Island. Mr. and Mrs. T W. Earl Jr.. Mrs. W. R. Boone of Willa- and coocbee, Ga., is visiting her Mrs sons. Greg and Jeff, of . . _ . Washington, Ga., were Sunday daughter, Mrs. Hollis Cate, a fternoon guests of Mr. and Mrs. coming especially to be with p a uj Muller and daughter, Bev- the family while Mr. Cate is a er iy patient at Bailey Memorial j^j r and jvfrg. Harry Davis and Hospital. daughter, Elizabeth of Charles- Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bouk- j on spent several days last week night were caUed to Newberry wi th Mr. and Mrs. Watts Da- hospital earlier this week due vis, coming for the funeral of T. to the illness of Mr. Bouk- wier Davis, brother of Mr. Da- night’s father, B. A. Bouknight. vis, on Friday. Dr. and Mrs. Cecil E. Sher- Mr. and Mrs. McBride spent man and little daughter, Genie, the week-end in Lexington, N. C., of Dallas, Texas are spending with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. several days with Mrs. Sher- J. S. McBride and with her par- man’s sister, Mrs. Cantey Gor- ents, Mr. and Mrs. Claude Mon- don and Mr. Gordon. ey in Thomasville, N. C. CHEVY n by Chevrolet Go on an economy drive this vacation Sure, a Chevy II just about runs on pea nuts. But this frisky family car will take the whole gang along on any trip. And in plenty of comfort and a whole lot of style. Along with pep, it has a roomy, com fortable Body by Fisher plus virtually effortless care. Battery-saving Delcotron generator, self-adjusting brakes, long-life muffler and other big Chevrolet features all help you save on maintenance. And the And there’s a big choice of models— j. One that’s you, too. Be- aedans, wagons and sporty jobs, sure to be priced right for yo«., cause right now is Trade ’N’ Travel Time at your Chevrolet dealer’s. So right at the time when you’ll set the most fun from a new car, you’ll also make a great deal on your old one. Being so practical about a vacation can only add to your fun. And the place to be practical is at vour Chevrolet dealer’s during Trade ’N’ Travel Time. Now! PLAXICO CHEVROLET, INC W. MAIN 8T. CLINTON, & C TBLBPHONB 888-0048 \ HAMILTON'S JEWELERS Mobbed INSIDE JAMMED OUTSIDE MERGER iC i DIAMOND BRIDAL PAIRS A SOLITAIRES! FANCY RINGS! LAY AWAY NOW FOR CHRISTMAS Reg 539.75 Value DIAMOND BRIDAL SET 14 KT. GOLD now $12.37 Reg. $75.00 Value 15-DIAMOND PRINCESS RING 14 Kt. White or Yellow Gold now .. $37.47 Reg. 5400.00 Value Lady’s One Carat T. W. BRIDAL SET 14 KT. GOLD $188.00 now VSWEST STYLES! FAMOUS MAXES! MEN'S A LADIES'! Reg. 537.50 Value | Reg. $71.50 Value ■ Re *- $29* 95 Value LADY’S and GENT’S LONGINES WATCHES $35.77 17-JEWEL MEN’S WATERPROOF WATCH Shock-Non-MagneLc $12.77 now now Lady’s Famous Make 17-JEWEL WATCHES S-T-R-E-T-C-H BANDS now $14.37 BEAUTIFUL JEWELRY FOR LADIES AND MENI SOME WITH DIAMONDS! Reg. $39.95 Value 12-DIAMOND HEART PENDANT 14 KT. GOLD Reg. To $24.95 Value One Assortment Ladies' BIRTHSTONE RING SOLID GOLD Reg. $42.50 Value DIAMOND DINNER RINGS 14 KT. GOLD now ... $18.77 l now $2.88 f npw $14.88 DOOR BUSIER SPECIALS! Reg. $7.95 Value Lady’s Cultured Look Pearl Necks AND Earrings HAND KNOTTED Now .. S1.39 Close-Out! Reg. $16.95 Value Lady's and Gent’s Gold Filled and Steel WATCH BANDS Now .. $1.77 Sacrifice! Reg. $3.95 Value 40-HOUR WIND ALARM CLOCKS Now .. $1.48 Feature! Reg. $2.75 Value ROGERS 1647 SILVERPLATE BABY SET SPOON and FORK Now .. $1.29 $50,000 OF FAMOUS DIAMONDS — WATCHt , _ JEWELRY — SILVER — APPLIANCES, AND GIFTS TO BE SOLD FOR PENNIES ON THE DOLLAR. HAMILTON’S ^ and REYNER'S of Columbia, S. C. Merge* Into One Great Organisation Hamilton of Columbia Clooes Their Store— Reason For This Great Sale • • • 101 E.MamSL Dial 833-2161 HOLS YOUR PURCHASES Blue Nile Diunade — HiOcrat Watckea FREE! $250.00 DIAMOND Ring Given Away Free! Just Come In. And No To h. I