The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, June 17, 1965, Image 14
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THE CLINTON CHRONICLE
Items of Interest From •. •
West Clinton
MRS. MURRAY ADAMS, Correspondent and Representative
309 BaDey Street Dial 833-2624
Mrs. D. Midett and chUdren Roger Dunaway and Larry
of Toledo, Ohio, are speeding Williams will celebrate birth-
the week with Mr. and Mrs. days on June 23rd.
GeorgeLawson. Mrs. Harold Stroud. Charles
Mr. and Mrs Hojrte Foster ol »^, C , h ^ l 2 1 J anC “ S, ' r haVe birth -
Wi'mmmon N G "siting d »£ J “ bbs and Mr> BiU , puu
Mr. and Mrs. S. observe birthdays June 25.
other relatives here.
Mrs. Fannie Parrish and
daughter, Norma, visited Mr. j une 19th
Mr. and Mrs. Roy HolUclaw
will observe a wedding anniver-
and Mrs J H
rens Sunday.
Walker »n Lau
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lyda and
Mr. and Mrs. Clinton West have
Security
Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Heaton wedding anniversaries on June
aid- children of Greenwood, Mr. 24.
and Mrs. Carroll Fulmer of C. M. Heaton will celebrate
Johnston, were week-end guests a birthday June 22.
of their parents, Mr, and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Victor Mattox
Hubert Leopard. observe a wedding anniversary
Mrs. Robert Whitsel and Mrs. June 25
C. A. Morgan spent a few days
recently in Atlanta, Ga.. visiting
Leon Hedgepath and others.
Mr. and Mrs. Louie Rogers of People have a way of losing
Pelzer, spent Sunday with Mr. things and some people lose
and Mrs W. E. Rogers. things more often than others.
Mrs. Maggie Campbell is visit- However, the Social Security
ing Mr. and Mrs. Bud Word in Administration is sure that do-
Laurens. A11 mestic employees as a group
^ r 1A and n lrS ’ ^ 1Cn Powe ^ V1 ^ are losing more money than
ited Mrs. Powers aunt and un- anvon .
cle, Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Caba- • * '
ness, in Lockhart Sunday. We're talking about social se-
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Arrowood curity benefits, of course. Every
and James of Belmont, N. C., d*y we receive applications
were guests of Mr. and Mrs. from household workers
Morris Thibodeau last week. maids, cooks, gardeners, ehauf-
Susan, Laura, Boyce and Dan feurs, baby sitters and other
Major visited their grandpa- persons working in or about pri-
rents, Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Pat- vate homes,
ton. in Calhoun Falls last week. Very often we find that a
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Williams large part—sometimes all—of
and Mrs. Vernon Williams visit- the wages of these persons has
ed Mrs. Gene Brown who was a not been reported for social
patient in the Union hospital, security purposes. As a result,
last week. these workers do not receive as
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Harris of much in benefits as they should
Pelzer, were guests of Mr. and have, and sometimes they re-
Mrs. W. O. Harris Sunday. . -ceive nothing.
Mrs. Eddie Suits has returned if you work in another per-
to her home in Fayetteville. N. son’s home and you earn as
C., after a stay with her pa- much as $50 cash wages from
rents, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Brew
er, while Mr. Suits was over
seas.
Mr. and Mrs. Russe’l Wilson
and family of Houston. Texas,
and Mrs J. A. Price and Jack
one employer in a calendar
quarter (any 3-month period be
ginning January 1, April 1, July
1, or October 1), your work is
covered by social security.
of Arcadia, Fla ,* were guestsTf YoUr empl ° yer should ho,d back
Mr. and Mrs Woodrow Wilson Cent of yoUr L Wages U P
last week. ...... „ to $4800 a year. He should add
Boyd \\ Ikes and Pat spent a an equal amount of ^ own
few days at the Isle of Palms rnoi: * e ^> antl sen d the total to
last week. the Internal Revenue Service
Mr. and Mrs. Lester Reynolds with a statement of your eam-
of Columbia, and Mr. and Mrs. ioffs.
Roy Boyce of Joanna, visited Check with your present em-
Mr. and Mrs John Huey last ployer to see if he is doing ^his.
week. H he is not, you are losing
Week-end guests of Mr. and valuable protection which
Mrs. Reed Littleton were Mr. could—
and Mrs. Joe Clamp and family ^ Pay you and certain de-
and Mrs. James Jackson of pendents a monthly benefit
Ware Shoals. when you retire; *
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Fulghum # Pay you and certain de-
of Merritt, Fla., visited their pendents a monthly benefit if
daughter and son-in-law, Mr. you become so disabled, that
and Mrs. Jerry Littleton, last you can no longer work;
week. ^ Pay part of your funeral
A3c Ernest McCall of Chey- expenses and a monthly benefit
enne, Wyo., is spending a leave to certain of your survivors
with Mrs. McCaU and other rela- when you die
lives.
Darlene and Roy Brown of
Remember, it does not mat-
, ter how seldom or how irregu-
JH* , ‘ a " n * “ f " lari, you work. II ,ou earn as
dys with Mr. and Mr,^ Vernon much „ ^ CMb f
williams and Mr. and Mrs. Ben
Williams.
one employer in' a 'calendar
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Tlnsle, and ‘"T"' “’a T* “ ""'T!
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Tinsley ““ T'cil.
visited Mr. mid Mrs. Larry 5ec “ ty crd ' ,t f0r J*. Show your
Boozer and Estes BooseTin *? c,al “ c, ! nty car ? h> y “ ,r em *
Newberry Sunday.
ployer and insist that he or she
Mr. and Mrs. Murray Adams n? P° rt your earnin « s correctly,
were called to Ashcacilie, N. C., Your employer can obtain hi-
Monday due to the illness of Mr! formation regarding the proper
Adams’ brother, Lewis Adams, method of reporting from the
who was on a visit there. nearest office of the Internal
WITH THE SICK Revenue Service.
Mrs. J. N. Corley haf return
ed to her home after a few days
stay at Bailey Memorial Hos
pital
Mrs. Ola Meadors is a patient
Bailey Memorial Hospital.
BIRTHDAYS AND WEDDING
ANNIVERSARIES
Terry Sanders has a birthday
June 18th.
Mrs. Claude Wallenzine, Gall
Caughman, Gene Samples and
Darrell Samples have birthdays
June 19th.
Mrs. Dan Dunaway and Glenn
Downs have birthdays June 20.
Janet Meadors, Jerry Huey
and Mrs. W. T. Long have birth
days June 21st.
Kathy Heaton and Clifford
Heaton observe birthdays June
22.
Smokey Says:
.... Help Saokey
HEAR
Wiliam Spoone's
PEL CARAVAN
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1000 WATTS
Winn-Dixie s New Fun Game!
CltotoH, 8. C, Tktuwday, Jimt 17, 1045
$100 WINNER
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1. Get a “Make Money” envelope with each visit to
your friendly Winn-Dixie. Anyone 18 years of age or
older is eligible to-win.
2. In each sealed “Make Money” envelope you’ll
find a half “Make Money” bill . . . Could be a Half
Make Money $600.00, $100.00, $10.00 or $1.00... Or it
could be good for one of Winn-Dixie's famous private
label products. Save your half bills.
3. When you mat£h both the left half with the
right half of any of these denominations, you win that
amount in cash by turning in both halves at your
friendly Winn-Dixie 1
LAST
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WINNERS
Sherman Cooper, Betty Ferguson, Frank Birchmore,
Paul Foster, Mrs. Louise B. Anderson, Agnes Gregory,
A. E. Spearman, Charlotte Hazel, Robert* Little, Mrs.
Florence Campbell, Tillman Wise, Mrs. Don Rice, IDs.
E. N. Sullivan, Loretta Hanks, W. C. Milam, Kat Hob
linghworth, L. H. Davidson, Mrs. E. P. Blanchard.
FATHER'S DAY AND EVERYDAY AT
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PINKY PIG
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HYGRADrS SLICED SPICED LUNCHEON
MEAT
Lb. Box
PKG.
50 EXTRA STAMPS
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Palmetto Farm * Gal. MARHOAFER COOKED BONELESS CANNED (4-LB.)
Milk 47c
And Other
Popular Brands
SHORTENHUi
DEEP SOU1H OR DUKE'S . . Limit 1 of your choice with a $5. order.
MAYONNAISE
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PACKER'S LABEL . . Limit 10 earn with a $5. order.
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COFFEE
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ASTOR MAXWMA HOUSE
59' 69'
LAND O' SUNSHINE
IRM HEAD (NEW LOW PRICED
COCKTAIL
THRIFTY MAID SLICED OR CRUSHED
PINEAPPLE ....
THRIFTY MAID CREAM STYLE OR WHOLE KERNEL
C0LDEN CORN .. 7
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■ POTATOES 5&1
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