Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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CMntoct, 8. C n Thnnday, Aafust 12, IMS — THE CLINTON CHRONICLE Joanna Newt... Thomas Golq to Laxemburg MBS. W. J. HOGAN Telepheme M7-M4I IN LUXEMBOUBG Richard Thomas, of Joanna, is among the six who leave on August 18 for Luxembourg. They will be there eight weeks to assist in starting a silk-nylon plant. Mr. Thomas has been con nected with Chemstrand In Greenwood for the past two years and was a foreman there. Mr. and Mrs. Mose Henson of *, Forest City, N. C., were guests last week of Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Mode. He is a brother of Mrs. Mode. Last Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Poag were Mr. and Mrs. Tillman Cole of Ware Shoals. They also visited Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Cole while here. Week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Bedenbaugh were A2c and Mrs. Tommy Craft of Sumter. On Sunday the Beden- baughs honored their twin daughters, Mrs. Craft (Linda), and Mrs. Bruce Morgan (Bren da), of Laurens, with a birthday dinner at their cottage on Lake Murray. Enjoying the dinner with them were their husbands, Mrs. Faye Davis, Mrs. H. W. „ Russell and Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Salters and Don. Mrs. Marlene Thomas and children, Debbie, Danny and Al, 4 and Mrs. Ruby Lee Thomas car ried Danny to the Medical Hos pital in Charleston for his regu lar checkup on his eyes recently. While there they enjoyed a few hours at Folly Beach. Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Rowe of Clinton, were Sunday evening vistors of Mr. and Mrs. G. V. Sellers. Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Summers left on Monday for Sumter where they will make their home. Mr. Summers is connect ed with Davis Construction Co. Mrs. Summers was employed in the drapery department of Pon- derosa Homes in Kinards. Miss Dora Edmonds spent last week in Waterloo with Rev. and Mrs. dee Blackwell and Mr. and Mrs. L. S. Martin. Mrs. Martin accompanied her home for the' week-end. Mrs. -Black- well and Mrs. Kennedy visited on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. John Ballew of Clinton also visited Mrs. Edmonds, Dora and Buena on Sunday. ATTEND GRADUATION Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Beden baugh, Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Bar bour joined by the former’s daughter, Mrs. Bruce Morgan of Laurens, attended the graduation exercises at Greenville Tech in Greenville on the evening of Au gust 6. Graduating at the head of his class was' Bruce Morgan who had majored in heating and re frigeration. ICE CREAM PARTY The young people of Faith Tabernacle Church in Renno, en joyed a home-made ice cream party on Saturday evening at the Joanna picnic shelter. Assisting in making and serving the ice cream were Mrs. John Mrs. Pearlene Holmes and Mrs. Belva Meadors. BOYCE REUNION HELD The annual Boye reunion, of which Jim Furr of Clinton is president, was held Sunday at Sonoco Lake View club near Hartsville. Many relatives and friends from Joanna, Clinton and surrounding area joined the group which totaled around 89. All enjoyed the dinner, various recreations and swimming. A highlight of the afternoon was presenting the oldest member of MISSIONARY TO SPEAK Missionary E. E. Edmonds will speak at the Joanna Assem- b y of the Church of God Thurs day, August 12, at 7:30. Mr. Ed monds has served many years In India and has many color siides and curios of his work there. The public is invited. the group, Mrs. R. E. Boyce of Lynchburg, with a cash gift. BIRTHDAYS AND WEDDING ANNIVERSARIES Best wishes to Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Killian today, August 12 on their wedding anniversary. Happy birthday on August 13 to Dianne Wise, Joe Wise, Don ald Brown, Mac Williams and Jeff Hogan. Linda Lollis and Russell Ab rams will celebrate birthdays on August 14. . b Many happy returns of the day on August 15 to Frances Douglas and Douglas Lollis who will celebrate birthdays. On the 16th of August Mr. and Mrs. Heyward Lever will ob serve their 33rd wedding anni versary, and celebrating a birth day is Shirley Rowe. On the 17th birthday greetings go to Honey Templeton, Terry Brown, James Long and Her man Shealy, Jr. Many happy returns of the day on August 18 to Willie Mae Flow and Calvin Franklin. HE REAL THING! PET. BUTTER MILK Who's got that old-time taste? Pet, you bet! A a TT,[R milk Man oMuoN Public Records MARRIAGE LICENSES ISSUED Willie Garrett Bryson and Lu- cile Lagroon of Laurens. Norman Daniel Cook of Ow- ings and Grace Gosnell Hutchin son of Greer. Luther Bernard Armstrong and Linda Sue Y auger of Foun tain Inn. Robert Daniel Adams of Ware Shoals, and Judith Elaine Hud son of Nichols. Robert Grant, Jr., and Mary Gladys Shumate of Laurens. Rudolph Holden of Clinton, and Clara Ophelia Chilton of Honea Path. Donald Gray Sales and Dar lene Devall of Simpsonville. Wade Barr and Annie Todd Leake of Clinton. Johnnie Willie Barr and Lbuise Cunningham of Clinton. Samuel Brown White of Greensboro, N. C., and Nancy Jo Bishop of Laurens. Roy David Jenkins of Laurens, and Velma Gail Ballard of Hon ea Path. Carmichael Hunter of Laurens and Phyllis Ann Watts of Clin ton. Wallace Willard Bates of Jo anna, and Betty Jean Woods of Laurens. James Melvin Sumeral of Wattsville, and Mary Sue Mc- Kittrick of Laurens. PROPERTY TRANSFERS Joel Babb to Edward Reeves and Bonnie Sue Reeves, lots in Oak View Heights, Gray Court, for $10.00 and other consider a- tions. C. W. Wier to Randall P. Smith and Mrs. Sara L. Smith, lot in Wood Bluff development, Laurens, for $10.00 and other considerations. Claude R. Ford and Nell A. Ford to Virgil W. Abernathy and Mary B. Abernathy, 1 acre in Cross Hill Township for $1,- 650.00. _ -j Vernon A. Trammell to G. Benjamin Tucker and Florence R. Tucker, lot in subdivision of Vernon A. Trammell, Clinton, for $10.00 and other considera tions. If You Need CASH... Before Or After Vacation... here's the nan to see! m HHi pr : ; Mr. Robert Evatt BORROW ANY AMOUNT- UP TO $1200 AND SEE HOW FAST AND EFFICIENT A LOAN SERVICE CAN BE! And, of course, if vocation isn't the need . . . weH, your reasons are your own. At any rate, people in the Clinton- Laurens area hove come to realize that Mr. Robert Evatt gives the service they expect —and more! Ready cosh a problem? Moke it easy on yourself . . . depend on Mr. Evott. *< — - ■ ■■ PERSONAL Thrift Plan 109 Muagrove St., Cttatoa 833-2161 g t / KED&\ .WHITE ' FOOD / STORES , HOLLY FARMS CRADE "A" FRYERS RED & WHITE 5-OZ. PKG. Joanna. S. G Meats 19c 4^ Pickle and Pimiento — Liver Cheese Spiced Luncheon — Salami Unde Ben QUICK RICE, 5 oz. ...: 10c Saxet TURNIP GREENS 3 oz. .. 10c Jim Dandy GRITS, 1 lb. box 10c American Beauty PORK & BEANS, 303 . 10c American Beauty POTATOES, 303 10c American Beauty Blackeye Peas, 303 .... 10c American Beauty KRAUT, 303 ... 10c Amredan Beauty White Limas, 303 ..... 10c American Beauty Red Kidney Beans, 303 10c Robert’s COOKIES, 1 lb. bag 29c -EVERY DAY LOW PRICES- 303 SIZE , LIMIT: 6 ? CAN TOAAATOES ... fOc OUR VALUE 25LBS FLOUR . . .. . $1.39 RED & WHITE Evap. AAILK • • • • UMIT: 6 . TALL CAN • • • OUR VALUE TOILET TISSUE 4 ROLLS • • RED & WHITE RED & WHITE BREAD ECONOMY LOAF RED & WHITE 12 OZ. WIENERS • • • • GREAT LAKES CHARCOAL LIMIT: ONE WTH $5.00 OR MORE PURCHASE SALMON TALL CAN BAMA 18-OZ. JAR PEACH PRESERVES... 29c NOfE^BOOK 500 SHEET PAPER . . . . . 79c FOOD CHEFS BEST 2-LB. BAG French FRIES 33c RED & WHITE Rsd & Whits Orange POT PIES juice BEEF - TURKEY - CHICKEN 6 <« 99c CAROLINA PRIDE i-LB PKG STEAKFURTERS 59c HICKORY FLAVOR , i-LB. PKG SMOKED SAUSAGE . . 39c WASHING POWDER.. 23c Campbell's Tomato SOUP 10c WESSON OIL EXTRA LARGE ^ 38-OZ SIZE LIMIT: ONE WITH $5.00 PURCHASE RED & WHITE 1-LB. CARTON BUTTER. 69c HI-C 46-OZ. CAN Orange Drink.. 29c SCOTT BIG ROLL TOWELS .... 29c DALI FRESH TWIN PACK Potato Chips... 39c GOLD MEDAL 5-LB. BAG FLOUR 55t RED & WHITE 4-OZ. CAN PEPPER . ... 29c * CHIQUITA BANANAS 2 Pounds 25C Seedless Crisp GRAPES 19c*