The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, October 08, 1964, Image 6
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THE CLINTON CHBON1CLE
Clinton High
By CAEOL SANDERS
it." Anyway, it 1« safe to say
that everyone at CHS is very
frond of their team this year;
fel «By and many at them have even
ptide and started looking lirward to win-
ThU nlng the state championship,
that • • •
Seniors began their magasine
H ""T. t» T7" "T J> ***~ drive Tuesday to raise money
^ , the fenrth-rsnhed team, tor their Washington trip. In ad-
VlNtaf Sight bf tea ankiHev- ^tion to the money, good sales-
able score of IS#. rry»n have an opportunity to win
gjasiiwual n‘ 4^ AWi. tMeltetete which
to this valuable other prises, which
from. ‘*1 sure range from stuffed animals to
_ - .ever da that.*’ to watches and tape recorders. We
all akNkg tear could do hope that the citisens of Clinton
REVIVAL!
BAILEY MEMORIAL
METHODIST CHURCH
Bailey Street — Clinton, S. C
OCTOBER 11
OCTOBER 17
7:30 P. M.
— SERVICES CONDUCTED BY —
REV. J. THOMAS MILLER
Pastor
Singing — Preaching — Fellowship
EVERYONE WELCOME!
COME! WORSHIP! SERVE!
and Joanna will help us all that
they can by subscribing to these
magazines. _
Mrs. W. K. Waits
Joanna — Mrs. Jessie Hembree
Walts. 74, wife of W. Kolly Waits,
died early Monday morning at
a local hospital after several
years of doclining health.
A native of Greenville Coun
ty, she lived In Greenwood SO
years before she moved to
Joanna where tee had lived SI
years. Her parents were the late
Dave and Mannie Campbell
Hembree. She was a member of
the First Baptist Church.
Surviving in addition to her
husband are three sons, Walter
and Kelly Waits of Joanna and
John M. Waits of Belton; a
daughter, Mrs. Bernard R. (Vi
vian) Nabors of Joanna; four
great-grandchildren.
Funeral services were con
ducted Tuesday at 2 p. m. at the
First Baptist Church by Rev.
Ross Pickett and Rev. J. Donald
Fowler. Burial was in Laurens
County Memorial Gardens.
Pallbearers were C. Y. Ab
rams, Carson Nabors, L. T.
Lawson, Johnnie Moore, Cedi
Bishop and L. Alex Crawford.
The honorary escort included
Joe L. Delaney, J. B. Hart, Nor
man Floyd, David Boland, Boyd
Smith, Rotfe Clark, Mason Row
land, 4XU Murphy, Frank Simp
son Jr., B. C
Boyce, D. J.
Lawson, Dr. D. H.
Dr. James MacDonald. G. N.
Foy, Mac C. Duncan, L. E. Pra
ter, Carl F. Fransen, W. C.
Dobbins and Lester Hair.
Rtnval In Proffit!
Revival
this week at tea
tist Church. The
A native of Clinton, daughter
of of a—ued Mary Fum m
Newberry is gm* spaatar. Ballard Cooper of Lydia Mill,
Ed Perry of this city Is leading tee attendd Friendship Baptist
in the song sorvteo. Church.
The public is Invited to attend surviving in addition to her
the services. parsats pad tmshanrt fra two
kAmm O— ts j brothers, Bobby Bharmaa and
/Virs. KOJ nonity Donnie Wayne Cooper of Lydia
C 00 ** Hanley, Mill; two sisters, Patricia Fran-
5 ****** Ktetey, ces and Itrasa Ann Caspar of
died Thursday sftornssn la a Lydia Mill; and bei ‘
datote S. C., Thwadayt Oclabar 8, lft4
C. L. Stefas *
or, Mrs. lauailen Andrews of ship Baptist Church bp Bov. Jeo- Pallbearers
Clintoa. se D. Stephens and Bov. Roacoe Jr., Uyless Qny
Funeral services were conduc- Bryan. Burial was In Rose- man, Clyde Fulter. J. L. Hart-
tod Saturday at 4 p.m. at Friend* moot Cemetery. 1 Marvin Diets.
Week at October U-li
School Lunch Menu
Dietriet 50
Milk, country fried steak,
green lima beans, rice with
gravy, biscuit, fruit cup: apricot
and pineapple chunks.
TUESDAY
Milk, spaghetti with meat
sauce and cheese, celery sticks,
green beans, hot rolls, butter,
and peach halves.
WEDNESDAY
Milk, pork and gravy, sweet
potato souffle, carrot sticks,
corn bread, butter, and apple
THURSDAY
Milk, Salisbury steak, sliced
tomatoes, brown rice, biscuit,
butter, and banana pudding.
FRIDAY
Milk, fish cakes with tomato
sauce, cole slaw, Arid peas with
snaps, corn bread, butter and
doughnuts.
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CUnton, S. C.
NO AGE LIMIT — ADULTS TOO
UMH - OneScr Sub** - T*o p* tm*,
AddKioMl SubtMtt $4.95
LAST THREE DAYS!!
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STARTER SET SALE
%
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SALE ENDS OCTOBER 10.
NEVER BEFORE AT THESE SAVINGS!
$5.00 OFF ON ALL
16 PIECE STARTER SETS!
sierra sand and malibu
REGULARLY 17”
REGULARLY 19 95
1095
Your last chance to save. Now
fa the time to choose your
pattern. Safa in owan or dish
washer-beautiful on your
table. Starter eat contains 4
aach: dinnars, braad and
butters, cups and saucers.
Coma in NOW. Sale ends
Saturday. Don’t miss out on
these savings!
J. C. Thomas. Jeweler
CLINTON
“It’s Time That Counts*
JOANNA
a
Clinton Progressive Merchants
$2,000 CASH GIVEN AWAY-OCT. 3-DEC 5
$150 IN CASH TO BE GIVEN AWAY EACH WEEK. WINNERS WILL RECEIVE $25.00 CASH EACH, EVERY WEEK. DRAWINGS ON M.
S. BAILEY’S BANK PARKING LOT AT 2-JO P. M. EVERY SATURDAY. WINNING TICKETS MUST BE PRESENT TO WIN.
10th WEEK - GRAND PRIZE $1.0000 CASH!
1ST. PRIZE
$500.00 2ND. PRIZE $250.00 3RD. PRIZE $150.00 4TH. PRIZE
$10040
TICKETS AVAILABLE at EACH PARTICIPATING MERCHANT USTED BELOW
TEN 125^0 CASH PRIZES THIS WEEK —PATRONIZE YOUR SPONSORING MERCHANTS!!!
Appliance Sales Co.
M. S. Bailey & Son. Bankers
Baldwin Appliance Co*
Baldwin Motor Co.
Bargain Store
Belk's Department Store
Belk's Fashion Center
Billy's Texaco Service
Dillard Boland Jeweler
Burriss-Harrison Co.
Cato's
Carolina Service Station
Center Service Station
Chronicle Pub. Co.
Clinton Cleaners and Clinton
Self Service
Clinton BQlls Store
Copeland Hardware Supply
Community Cash
Geo. A. Copeland & Son
Cox Home A Auto Supply. Inc.
Dutton's Grocery
Gordon's Shoes. Inc. *
Hamilton's Jewelers. Inc.
Howard's Pharmacy
Harper's 5-i0-25c Store
This Week We Salute The Clinton
Bearings Plant of The Torrington Co.
The Torrington Company which waa founded in 1866
in Connecticut, coUbHahod tha Clinton Bearing? Plant in
Clinton, Sooth Carolina, in 1961. The main offleoa of the
company an in Torrington, Connecticut, and aalaa offices
are in 25 majar cities throughout the United States.
Tha corporation is a world-wide organisation with
offices headquartered in Zurich Switaar-
plants in
overasas ana
land. It has manufacturing
Germany, Italy, Brazil and Ja
In addition to bearings manufactured in Connecticut,
Indiana, and at tha Clinton Bearing* Plant, thw company
manufactures machina sewing and knitting noodles for
the textile Indaatry, rotary swaging marhinea, surgical
naadka, bicycle spokes, and nipples and puritan stitching
Tha Clinton
tioa of
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the Clinton
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Upon
Its
Johnson Bros. Super Market
Johnson's Men's Shop
T. E. Jones A Sons
Lydia Mills Store
Maxwell Bros. Furniture Co.
McGee's Drug Store
H. D. Payne A Co.
Piggly-Wiggly Supermarket
Pitts Men's Shop
Plasdco Chevrolet
Pitts Vegetable Market ^
Rose's 5-10-25c Store
Sears. Roebuck Co.
Sunshine Cleaners
J. C. Thomas. Jeweler
Tweed Shop
Town H Country Super Mkt
Vernon's Restaurant
Western Auto Store
Wilson's Curb Market
Winn-Dixie
Young Bros. Gulf Station
Young's Pharmacy
WPCC Radio
WLBG Radio