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Cfeta* & Ch Thm4agr. 10, 1004 i HE CLINTON CHRONICLE WHO'S WHERE — A* — 800-0041 «r 000-1017 Umm ti btorwt About Clinton Folk visited Mrs. Rhett Bryn». r.Vv nni«rH Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Nickois Sr., family of Denmark, Mr. and of Charleston visited their par- lives 1IW n nia are vacationing in the mountains Mrs. Norman Wham, Mr. and ents, Mr. and Mrs. H. T. Jones Mr. and Mrs. E. I«rk J^omosnied their daueh ^ Nortl1 C * roliM thl * Mr *- Ed James and families of during the week-end. were the week-end £ AhwMU) Converse 0)1- Amom * ^ «ttending the Anderson, Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Mrs. Burrill Young and daugh- brother. Collie u.-! „K-no Jacks-Wham wedding were Mr. James of Sumter and Mrs. Phil ter, Romona, spent several days Mrs. Fidler of Athens, Ga. and Mrs. John Goodman and fort, Mr. and Mrs. William Jones recently in bge. spwttnbu'g today whore ^ Mn^ur^oOk .^ U( S: die will enroll « . Ireehmen. ^ 0( wtaton ^ tenl| N , ^ 5r Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Maher of Spartanburg were guests Sunday of Mrs. J. B. Wilder. On Sun day afternoon they were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Jacks in Greenwood. BACK FROM MONTREAT TRIP Week ef Sept 14-11 School Lunch Menu District M MONDAY Milk, baked macaroni with cheese, turnip greens, pinto Thomason Jr., during the week- Mrs. Roily Bannister and H. W. Bryson attended the funeral of their brother, J. H. Bryson Sr., in Dothan, Ala., Monday. They were accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Bryson of New berry. Visiting Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Mrs. H. D. Payne, Mrs. George inaon, M.ry Johnnie Mac Hatton 1. conval- T « ylor , M r.. W. C. Shealy. Mrs. P 1 n '° “ZTa^n’.T.r' Arnold, Lin- escing at home following an ill- j oh n W. Little, Mrs. W. C. Bald- 00171 bread * butter ’ and ents Mr and Mrs Fflirrlnth nf — ^— Ann ness and stay at Bailey Memor- vvin and Miss Ruth Bailey re- cantaloupe. • turned Monday from several TUESDAY Milk, fried chicken, green Marion, N. C., also her brother and family from Laurens. _r uu mile Mrs Rhett Bryson visited her *l C *ll*l **L daughter, Mrs. E. A. Blake and Mr. Blake in Greenwood last Friday and Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Lawrence WEDNESDAY Milk, cheeseburger with mus- Miss Corinne Boyd and Miss Fowler, Janet Johnson, Barbara Eichelberger left Sun- Bart Stump, Jean day for the University of South da Rowland, Grace Orr, Carolina where they will be Addison, Dixie Bolick, Susan ial Hospital. rising Juniors. 11 Turner, Janice Pinson, Lee Me- Mr. and Mrs. Sarnie Pinson and days visit at the Lynn’s Cottage Mr. and Mrs. Gary i-ehn and Call > Sandra Norris, v Cynthia children of Greenville were din- in Montreat, N. C. children went the holiday week- Hollis, Rosa Ann McCrary, ner guests, Saturday, of Mr. and Mrs. Winifred Poole spent the butter and orange juice end vacationing at Litchfield Becky Craven, Susie Black, Ma- Mrs. Milford Smith and family, week-end with her son, Dr. Mac Inn. rie KtoS- Gloria Jackson, Diana jimmy Sullivan, son of Dr. and Poole and Mrs Poole in s P ar “ VISITED FROM TEXAS S f X t 5° n ’ Dianne pitts * Jan * Mrs. E. N. Sullivan, left Mon- ta “ burg ' tard cabbage slaw navy beans, of Landrum were guests of Mr. The Rev. Md Mr.. Matthew '* Wttntr - ■ Ky for Alexandria. Va„ where Mrs. Hujh Stepson waa the — v-... Lynn of Midland, Tex.., a nd GRANDSON CHRISTENED he wtU he a wntor at Ept.cop.1 M Smlth on XTX.t cTkie. son, Warren, who is a student Weekend guests of Mrs. Ed- High School. f, at Austin College, visited recent- ward Brailsford were her daugh- Horace Payne who has been the _ reshman, class^at THURSDAY ly their brother Robert Lynn and ter, Mrs. Wilfred Moore, Mr. stationed at Fort Jackson spent in . e y® ar J 111 oe MUk, pimiento cheese sand- Mrs. Lynn and son Robert. Moore and son, Edward Kno- the week-end at home enroute to ° e T T ipl ' 100 ’ 80n . 01 aad wiches, vegetable soup with beef, Mr. and Mrs. Danny Lewis ble was christened at the All Ft. Bliss, Texas where he has . u t e J ip T °I : „ y baked sweet potatoes, saltines, vacationed at points of interest Saints Episcopal church by the been transferred. He will be ”® 8W 8 °J\°p";" . J ° n * iny , corn bread, butter and ice in Florida during the holiday Rev. John Rivers. God parents there for four months. i° cream weekend. are Mr. and Mrs. Fred Thomp- , ^. r . ^ Mrs C - Y : Culbertson, FRIDAY EST. ISIS Young's Pharmacy Phone 833-1226 (Need We Say More?) and and Mrs. Jerome Finely Friday. Miss Elizabeth Jones of Beau- Birth Announcements BENJAMIN Mr. and Mrs. Roy Benjamin announce the birth of a son, Christian Scott, on August 31 at pi h hp i rt __ Mr. and Mrs. C. Y. Culbertson; Hr. and Mrs. Wright Stepson son of York. Othars visiting and jamesCopelnte”.; ^"n tra^ Mra lre H U> p m “w™n 0t aSd BUW °T * , ‘ th ° PP , le s<,lt . M '"’ ori P 1 H° s P lta1 ’ Gr< * n - and son, and Mrs. OUs Brown attending the service were Mrs. (erred to Fort Bliss, Texas. He shields son ofMr and Mrs w 1 Tu. Ce Z'T.. S J ;»ood. They also have a son, Jef. vacationed last week at Tampa, George Box of Spartanburg, Ed- was formerly at Ft. Jackson. liam Shields and H M Caldwe 1 E "* 1 “'.P' M ’ b 'fP" ,t ’ “ d ' er > 1 “ rs Beniamin is the for- St. Peteiaburg, aad aearwater, ward Brailsford Jr, of Ateon. Mr Md Mrs , Mac ^ „r,fdTc Davis of Thor “ “ k Pe “ U ‘ ^ M ™ r « Florida. They were the guests of Ohio, Dr. Lucien Brailsford of d Jlm and Miss Dot T _ v . well icmg - Mr. and Mrs CoUe Gruber in Charleston, and Miss CaroUna lop wer ’ e re ^ ent vacationers M i ss Kathy Smith left Tues . Tampa during the week Pass of Auguste Oa. Pawley's Island. day for Anderson College where Among Clinton students at- Mrs. W. W. Harris and Mrs. h in h rr»Amh»r vKa, tending Clemson University this Morris Seymour will attend the “ d M p . I ^ ) a . vld T - J^ ixo . n Freshman class fall will be BWy Ballard, Dar- workshop and luncheon sponsor- aod M^^ Tnhn^VNAn hfrf for FUNERAL reU Orr, Lykes Henderson Bruce by the South Carolina Press and R * rs - -J, 0 * 111 0 Neil and daugh- HERE FOR FUNERAL Dixon, Carol Copeland, Hayne Association on Saturday at the ter ’ v Br 'f nd ?/ l . 8p ? 1 ^. *** hol ^ d f y . 0ut . of to ^ r “ friends aad rela ' Workman, and KeithGauley University of South CaroUna. we ' kend ^ re [^ s ? tive8 l o if Mr. and Mrs. Robert Rhodes Mrs. Margaret Lockett is visit- ^r. and Mrs^ Morris Seymour eral of Mrs. A Ross Blakely have moved into their new home ing friends in Kanauga, N. C. ^ 80n8 •**«„*£ wee .* ond 1 in on Calvert Avenue. Miss Emily Dillard was the ^ man ' 8 ^ w^a S™' Miss Barbara Anderson, guest of her mother, Mrs. L. B. tiv ®. 8 fl 1 en ^ U v V1J tteberry of Ware Shoals Mrs. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Dillard on Labor Day. wi ^ 8 jT? S Mr^Mr. S «jwf-TVJut rwtnwii■ ii ww mp Mp> w n r’hi'istnyv. Dr. and Mrs. D. H. McFad- of Kingstree, Mr. and Mrs. Rob- Anderson, retorned to Furman er ^ n An ^ a ^’den were Mr. and Mrs. WaUace ert Wylie of ChaloUe, N. C.; Dr. GET UP AND GO! ESN MUK Boyd of Charleston and John Moffet Wylie of Clover; Mr. and Mr '.nd Mr'rVr^l FortT^d KdU “ »' Prank I1 lil1 - N „ C _ J « r * k E:r "« Gnvld and eldldren, Tjiwp-nA. Davis r>r«*An Mr - and Mr8 R ^«»« Young and Tarbee and Rowland, of Blythe- Lawrence Davis, at Groten family spent ^ week ^ d at wood; Mr8 . John Rowley, Miss Pawleys Island. Kitty Lockett of Spartanburg; Vacationing last week at Paw- Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Bailes, Mr. leys Island were Mrs. George and Mrs. W. F. Bishop of Union; Blalock and daughter, sister. Mrs. Earle Prather, Mrs. Lottie They were later joined by Dr. Blakely and daughter, Sara, of University, Sunday where she herson visited a few days will be a rising sophomore. weak in Green Bay, Wisconsin. Miss Jane Milam win leave Sunday for Coekr College where son she win be a member of the Conn., will arrive today for a sophomore class. She is the vi8lt with their parents and daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dil- grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. lard Milam. Lawrence Davis. Among CUnton girls leaving for Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Hamilton tet. ShMev Bates, J.ne Ellen ^ ^ Mrs. Vida Mae Barnette and Mp _ nH , __ .. . snn rw>noiH iurv%o vTwni-^r tutilMr. cHiu Mrs. Jhitics Hr&dford son, Donald, Mrs. Henry Martin anr i w» ori j ^ and daughter of Charlotte vijttrt att< . nded ‘J thetr mother and brother Mr.. nament |n ch.riotte the pH.t M i« MrS ei week-end. Mrs Thomas Hayes has re- .. . . . . 0n . ? „ ay and Milling Blalock, son of Dr. and turned to her home In Minnesota Miudock ^.lTn r HAP. 0 n„ ^ Mrs Goorge Blalook bas return- after being home on account of M Yniinp ^ ^ University of South the death of her mother, Mr. ip Mr JI? d Kif! H f. y M , Y 5 Carolina having worked during W H. Finley, and visiting her v^uil il M en ’ v ar ° lyn and ^ 8Un wne«* with the State High- father. Col. Finley. Bob, visited Mrs. Young s par- way Department. The Blalock’s Miss Julia Watts A — YOUR FRIENDLY — MIDWAY DRIVE-IN THEATER TONITE-FRI.-SAT. * TW Funniedt stbRj put Marlon , David Brando ‘ Niven Shirley Jones • ALSO SHOWING FRL • AND SATURDAY ONLY He Bmm • SUN.-MON.-TUES. • SEPTEMBER IMS Two Biff Foatnno wTa J$C‘kh V W UisRUlE! AND ^.‘vl WILD -i SA INNOCENT ? f 0L \- % Mountville News MRS. MAUDE BRYSON Si a ^7 PET Just be sure it's Phi ...you bet! +intpxiinl: PUSHBUnON ELECTRIC "Super 2600" Speed unit heats so swiftly you con thaw and cook a pock of frozen vegetable;: in just six minutes MODEL RClfl • Lift-off oven door for easy cleaning • Enormous oven capacity "CHANGE YOUR RANGE" SPECIAL PRICE $159.00 Only Hotpoint offers such EXCLUSIVE FEATURES! SPECIAL! WINDOW SIZE AIR CONDITIONERS ALL SIZES — STILL IN THE CRATES PRICED TOO LOW TO ADVERTISE Appliance Sales Co BnU St. 888*0781 spent last N. C., and . a Mr * C - Har- other son, George Jr., is working week-end in Charlotte ^ ^ on S undaySi for monthj at ^ Columbia with friends i? ey SfP Hospital. He is a medical stu- Visiting Mr and Mrs. Roy visuea ssr. and Mrs. Harry WU- den t a t the South Carolina Med- Adams during the week were . foal College in Charleston. Mr. and Mrs. J. K Crisp of Ma- Visiting Mrs. P. M PRts dur- M r,. J. B Wilder will leave con, Ga. mg me week-end were Mf. and today for a visit with her son G. Mrs. Ethel Burdette and sister r« a ^ C. Wilder and Mrs. Wilder in of Spartanburg were guests Sun- McCormick day of Mrs. S. J. Hunt and also Mrs. P. Mark Pitts and sons of Aiken and Ed Pitts of Columbia. Miss Sallie Copeland will leave Sunday for Montgomery, Ala., where she will enter Huntingdon College as a first year student. She will be accompanied by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Posey W. Copeland. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Bagwell, Sr., have returned from a visit with her brother and niece, Lloyd Painter and Miss Irma Painter in Burlington, N. C., and also with Mr. and Mrs. Auddy Parker in Charlotte. Miss Gussie Addy who has been spending some time in Lake- worth, Fla., is visiting relatives here. Virgil Cook who is stationed in Norfolk, Va., with the U. S. Navy spent the holidays with his par ents, Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Smith. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Hill and children have moved to Clinton and are making their home in Lakewood. Mr. Hill has accepted a position with the Clinton-Lydia Cotton Mills. Mr. and Mrs. Earl B. Halsall have returned to their home on Walnut St., having sprat the summer at their cottage home in Cedar Mountain, N. C. Bobby Haskins and Ricky El lison were recent guests of the latter’s cousin, Dougie Camp bell in Miami, Fla. Telephone Talk By D. H. MARTIN Your Telephone • YOUR FRIENDLY — MIDWAY DRIVE-IN THEATRE ' V"* STARTS WED. e SEPTEMBER 16TH. First CUnton wSSSSfiBmSr MIIIM rnmm Do you wukt your children to be afforded the opportunities that will help make them outstand ing examples of adulthood? Sure you do! “Opportunity only knocks once,” so open your door on the first knock to the Clinton Community Chest. By giving generously to your Community Chest will assure you that opportunities are being provid ed for our children. JUST THE OTHER DAY WE HEARD ABOUT A LITTLE BOY WHO TRIED TO CALL A FRIEND. The only information he had was, “His name is Johnny and he shs right behind me in school.” Everybody needs the Information Operator now and then. You may re member die dme you had to get in touch with a friend. Nobody knew how to reach her ... aad her number was not luted In the directory. Within a few seconds after caUing Information, however, you had your friend’s new number. Our operators are tramed to help you locate folks you can’t nnd in the directory. It’s still a good idea though to give the full name and address of the party you want, and how to spell the name if it’s difficult or can be spelled more than one way. There aren’t many times when the operator can’t find your party, but once in a while it does happen, (like the little boy who tried to call his friend Johnny). By the way, if you happen to know Johnny’s number, give me s call We like to keep all our customers happy! 0 • DO THINGS GET A LITTLE NOISY SOMETIMES WHERE YOU LIVE OR WORK? The house sounds like- a mAffhin* shop when the kids get going, and the TV’s on loud and the record player's on full force. When it geu too loud we wonder what in the world we’d do if we worked in a place like a factory or an airplane hanger aad had to talk on the phone. The same thought may have occurred to you, and if it has, you’ll be interested to know the telephone company has an answer for prob- kfe shuatkmsl&e this. A special telephone called the “noisy location” phone has been developed. By preariag a button on it you reduce background noise so you can talk ia a normal voice instead of shouting. Another spedal the faenminf voice louder for people who hand of hearing. Aad them’s stfll another phone that to speak in a whiter aad still be hi a sobtion to id -ATTENTION! Property Owners Business - Commercial - Industrial If You Have Roofing ProUeme; If Your Building Leaks! If You Haven’t Checked Your Roof! DON'T MISS THIS E. a CHRISTOPHERSON SOUTH CAROLINA REPRESENTATIVE — FOR — SOUTHWESTERN PETROLEUM CORPORATION MFGR. BUILDING MAINTENANCE PRODUCTS - Will Make A Free Roof Survey of Your Building Without Any Obligation Ask About The Famous Line of Zone Asphalt Roof Coatings With The Unconditional 8-Year Guarantee. 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