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THE CLINTON CHEONICUs.
Clinton, & G* Thiira<Uy, October 8, I>€4 ^
T
er of the Week Jomw Hunt
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A tackle and a
voted
Clinton and ThormreU High’s
undefeated bootball teams.
Pot Clinton, senior Warns Bo
land, a 6-1, :190-pound tackle,
l|190-p
^ghmination for an
t offensive and defen
sive performance in a root
of North Augusta last week. Bo
land stood out especially on de
cease, stopping Yellow Jacket
backs several times in their own
backfleld.
For the Wildcats of Thornwell,
swift 135-pound junior Kenneth
James was til offenflve gun in
a 19-6 win ovef Lockhart. Jamas
rushed for a total of 127 yards,
and scored one touchdown, and
also played on defense. He is the
right halfback.
Both teams, sporting identical
5-0 records, win be at home this
^ Friday. Thornwell takes on Dre-
her’s JV’s, and Clinton enter
tains Lexington.
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Don’t overdo it, Carroll . . .
GOOD service and a CLEAN
station are enough to PULL
But we DO overdo it on skill
ed service, and clean rest
rooms!
Young BroHitrs
GULF SERVICE
212 N. Broad 833-1487
James Victor Hunt, 81, died
early Sunday morning in a Co
lumbia hospital after several
years of declining health.
A native of Jefferson, Ga., son
of the late Jackson Oliver and
Martha Washington Webb Hunt,
he lived in Laurens County the
past 31 years and was a mem
ber of Bailey Memorial Metho
dist Church. His wife, Mrs. Ves
ta Sorrells Hunt, died in 1952.
Surviving are a son, James
Oliver Hunt of Clinton; a daugh
ter, Mrs. Minnie Hunt Skipper
of Union; a brother, Roy Hunt of
Pelzer; two sisters, Mrs. Ruby
Jenkins of Ware Shoals and Mrs.
Lottie Barton of Greenville;
three grandchildren and seven
great-grandchildren.
Funeral services were con
ducted Tuesday afternoon at
Bailey Memorial Methodist
Church by Rev. J. Thomas Mil
ler and Rev. LeGrande Adams.
Burial was in Rosemont ceme
tery.
Nephews were pallbearers.
trsKine Alumni
Plan Solicitation
The Clinton-Laurens chapter
of the ErsUne College Alumni
Association will open its gen
eral solicitation for the 1904-65
Erskine Living Endowment
campaign with a dinner meet
ing Tuesday, October 13, begin
ning at 7:00 p. m. at the Mary
Musgrove in Clinton, it has
been announced by Mrs. S. C.
Gambrell of Owing*, the chap
ter chairman.
D. G. (Dode) Phillips, Ers
kine admissions director, and
Mrs. Winnie Phillips, Erskine
alumni director, will be guest
speakers at the kickoff meet
ing. All members of the chap
ter have been invited to the
meeting.
Residential Area
Solicitors Named
For Community Chest
The following are serving as
residential area solicitors for the
Community Chest campaign cur
rently underway. Mrs. Midtael
Turner is chairman of the divis
ion.
Area A
Mrs. E. N. Sullivan, Mrs. Gary
Lehn, Mrs. R. J. Tankersley,
Mrs. James Anderson, Mrs. D.
B. Smith, Mrs. D. O. Freeman,
Mrs. Frank Miller, Mrs. Ben H.
Hammet, Mrs. Earl B. Halsall,
Mrs. L. H. Savelkoul, Mrs. Ron
ald Burnside, Mrs. William John
son, Mrs. Charlie Barker, Mrs.
George Kuguley, Mrs. William
Weir.
Area B
Mrs. W. A. Alexander, Mrs.
John Mimnaugh, Mrs. F. L.
Reese, Jr., Mrs. Robert Owens,
Mrs. Harry Ayers, Mrs. Thomas
Baldwin, Mrs. W. J. Lee, Mrs.
R. M. Sabia, Mrs. J. H. Sweten-
burg, Mrs. C. R. Hatley, Mrs.
Lamar Gates, Mrs. C. H. Hughes,
Mrs. C. G. Buice, Mrs. Ralph
Ayers, Mrs. Cart Wes singer.
Area C
Mrs. J. F. Jacobs, Jr., Mrs. L.
E. Young, Mrs. Cally Gault,
Mrs. Marshall Brown, Mrs, J. C.
Thomas, Mrs. John Roseboro,
Mrs. W. A. Moorehead, Mrs. J.
A. Chandler, Mias Frances
O’Daniel, Mrs. John T. Young,
Mrs. T. Heath Copeland, Miss
Nancy Owens, Mrs. Frank Kell
ers, Mrs. T. F. Hollis, C C.
Giles, Mrs. E. W. Bonds, Mrs.
Harrod Martin, Mrs. Nolan Car
ter, Mrs. Billy McMillan, Mrs.
Talmadge Simmons, Mrs. Joe
McGee. Mrs. Locke Simons.
Aren D
Mrs. W. O. Holland, Mrs. Mar
ion Neighbors, Mrs. Moselle Ad
dis, Mrs. M. H. Dawkins, Mrs.
F. O. Burnett, Mrs. B. P. Maul
din, Mrs. Gary HMcotnbe. Mrs.
R. L. Plaxico, Mrs. Bade Rice,
Mrs. Robert Satterfield, Mrs
George Corley.
W. Cooper, Mrs. Eugene John
son, Miss Florrie Burdette, Miss
Edna Dey. ^ ,
Mrs. Julian Chinatti.
USE CHRONICLE WANT ADS
SEE ME BEFORE YOU RENEW!
10-20-5 Auto Liability Aa Law As 527.00 Per Year
Wm. S. Hatton
p. o.
8. C.
SECURITY
INSURANCE
Lift • Health • At.tr • Fhe
Mrs. C. H. Horne, Mrs. L. S.
Reddeck, Mrs. Marvin Turner,
Mrs. Wyatt Ledford, Miss Diane
Ledford, Mrs. Harold Power,
Mrs. Earle Martin. Mrs. Charles
Oakley, Mrs. Houston Trammell,
Mrs. George Whitehead, Mrs.
Robert Spencer, Mrs. Philip
Abner
Aren P
Mrs T. H. Windsor, Miss Essie
Davidson. Mrs. H. R. Jones.
Area G
Mrs C. W. Anderson, Mrs. C.
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Max Factor Cosmetics
COMPLETE LINE OF MAX FACTOR COSMETICS
Only Denier In Laurens County
POWDERS — MASCARA — LIP STICKS
PANCAKE MAKEUP (AD Shades)
PASTEL ROUGE — TOILET WATER
SKIN CREAMS AND LOTIONS, ETC.
Make “Our Store” A One-Stop Shopping Center
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USE YOUR CREDIT HOY/ FOR THIS AMAZING HEY/
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CLINTON
JOANNA
Wash Your On Car Jnat Like Jim Yon Hollen^
Clinton Banker, Is Doing!
NOW OPEN!
Car Wadi 25c
Ako Wash Boata, Motors, Etc.
GRAND OPENING SATURDAY
OCTOBER 10
Free Coken and
Balloons Far Thn Children
COIN OPERATED
CAR WASH
VALUES TO CROW ASOUTI HERE'S JUST A HINT Of AU THE BIG
BUYS IN STORE FOR YOU IN EVERY DEPARTMENT. COME SEE, SAVE!
SALE!
FUR TRIMMED
AND UNTRIMMED
WINTER
COATS
38.00
EXPERTLY TAILORED
DISTINCTIVE
FABRICS
LUXURIOUS
FUR TRIMS
Elegant Basle Styles —
BreadeMh Finish — All-
Wool — Milam Lined - In
For Comfort — New
fert 71* Warmth.
DACRON
COTTON NYLON
Slips
3.00
USUALLY 3.99
Our Own Heiress Brand — Combina
tion of Fine Fabrds For Longer Wear
— Trace The Lace, Feel The Soft
ness — Sizes 32 To 52.
While Quantities Last
CORDUROY
CLASSICS
6.00
USUALLY 7.99
A Great Fashion Buy — Fine Pinwale
Cotton Corduroy — Velvety Soft —
Junior ’N’ Misses Sixes — Save 1.99.
Went Main 8L — Next 1b
MEN’S SUEDE LEATHER JACKET,
LAMINATED WOOL KNIT ACCENTS
Neck-hugging collar! Sleeve
and underarms of smart
shetfaad wool knit. Fluffy pile
Rning to the hem. Pre-tested
dry deanable. Antelope,
hate, bden. Regs., long*.
25.00
Charge It! No Money Down!
30-Day *N* Revolving Charge
Plan-Get Your Loyalty Day*
Tickets Here
'Miss B*
3 to 6X
slack sets
3.00
Raguksriy 3.99
Roll-sleeve print blousas
teamed up with color-
matched sRm jims in corduroy.
gabardine. Minimum cam for
mommy, maximum good looks
for sis. Rod, blue, cornel.
JR. BOYS 3-7
SHIRT-SUCK
MATES
FROM OUR TOMUOtf
Button-down Ivy striped
shH oknHc-bock slocks.
TwM weave coordinates or
long-wear cordirrpy