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* Glntoa, S. C n Thursday, October 7, IMS TUB CLINTON CHRONICLE % You Can Count On Us ... Quality Coats No More at Soon ; ■■rroil! Al-Fabric Automatic Wasbors f, 4(0^' Has The tm % MatcHes Any Washer. under lift-up pf 1 **!. and dean* Raid ftdSeridfii door holp cany /T A Visi-Mntie Open-Top Wringer • • .Guards Against Clothes Twisting and Tangling KENMORK HOME LAUNDRY GUARANTEE ■tallatioB^of'iLny parts whieb proTa defectiva within first year at sale. Free replacement at any parts which pros* defec tive within 2 yean of sale. Installation extra during second yoar. Defective gear-case parti and Roto* Flex agitator on automatic waaben only replaced free within 5 yean at sale, in stallation extra during eec* ond through fifth year. Free replacement of defec- fective porcelain-finished part* within 30 day. of mle. Waltz Through” Washday with Kenmore Washers and Dryers.., America’s Favorite Washday Partners Shop SEARS...and Save! Frozen FRENCH FRIES 2 ^ 33c 6-Bottle Carton COKES 39c FULL FASHION PAIR HOSE $1.10 With Bottles I FRESH LB. PORK RIBS 49c BONELESS La BEEF STEW 59c BLACKBURN 45 OZ. SYRUP 29c DINNER 5 PEGS. ROLLS 25c Mt. Rogers Blue Lake No. 2Yt Cans BEANS 4 for $1.00 Glove Kid : " 12 01. Peanut Butter ...... 29c MOUNTAIN GALLON APPLES .. 35c BOLOGNA 3 lbs. . 1.00 WWy {POTATOES 10 »> 39c SWEET POTATOES eeeeeeee La I RED RIPE 5c TOMATOES • e • <o o La 10c PittsYegetable Market EAST MAIN STREMT OPEN « A. M.-11 P. M. DAILY Jomm Leaders Meel Greenwood Mills Officials Joanna bugineu and profes sional men end women and member* of the communHy’a clergy met Tuesday with Green wood Mills official* in *n infor mal luncheon at Joanna Plants’ Clubhouse. ' Purpose of the gathering waa to introduce members of Green wood Mills management to citi zens in the area. Invited were 12 guests, plus staff members from Joanna and the main office in Greenwood. Guests included nine ministers and Christian education leaders, The Rev. Ross Pickett, Dr. L. B. Harbin, Mrs. Bill Wynn, Rev. Don Fowler, Rev. John Martin, Rev. Floyd Brewer, Rev. Walter Cleric, Rev. Olin Martin and Fa ther Peter Berberich. Others were Frank Sherrill, manager of Kaywood Corpora tion; Dayid Meyers, manager of E. L. Mansure Co.; Dr. D. H. McFadden; Clyde Tindall of Newberry County Bank; Mrs. Dollie Carr, Joanna postmaster; M. C. Duncan, manager of Joan na Stores; Tony Phillips, mana ger of Red and White store; J. W. Culbertson, of Western Auto Store; Billy Nabors of Nabors Gulf Station; C. E. Abrams of Gilder and Weeks Drug Store; Claude Lawson of Lawson's Fur- niture; C. B. Templeton of Gold- ville Cleaners; Julian Hunnicutt of Hawkins’ Cafe; Ruby Lanford of Lanford’s Grocery; Johnny Whelchel of Whelchel’s Garage; James Brown of Brown Brothers Grocery; Laurens County Sena tor W. C. Dobbins; W. S. Werts, Columbia, Newberry ■ and Lau rens Railroad Agent; retired businessman Jess Hawkins; E. R. Praetr, governor of the Moose Lodge; Mrs. Carl Franzen, pre sident of Joanna Woman’s Club, and Julian Bolick, manager of Joanna Community Corporation. Hosts from Joanna plants were Hart, general superinten dent J. L7 Delany, assistant su perintendents O. O. Langston, L. W. McClain and L. A. Craw ford, and personnel manager David D. Boland. Executive Vice President J. B. Harris, Jr. ^headfi^a group from Greenwood which included C. D. Blalock, vice president and treasurer; Robert A. Liner, vice president for manufacturing; Ce cil Browning, vice president for sales; Leroy Strawn, assistant for manufacturing; P„ A. Bur- gress, secretary; Kenneth Young* controller; and M. V. Wells, di rector of personnel. ICS Sdiofarsfiip To Hpoor J. C. Solf Greenwood—J. C. Self, p m Intema- Sc bools presi- C. dent of Greenwood Mills, receive an honorary tional Correspondence ^ diploma this month recognizing his contribution to the growth of the nation. In addition, an I. C. S. scholarship will be awarded in his name to a promising young person in the Greenwood Mills organization. John C. Villaume, I. C. S. president, said chief executives of major U. S. firms who had been former ICS students were being honored as part of a 75th anniversary celebration. The scholarship, to be called the J. C. Self Scholarship, will he a 55-hour course in modem supervision, a program design ed to teach the basics of mod em management to first and second line supervisors. Greenwood Fair To Open Monday The 31st annual Greenwood Fair will open Monday, Octo ber 11, for a one week’s run. ending Saturday midnight, Oc tober 16. The World of Pleasure Shows, one of the most satis factory carnivals ever to play the Greenwood Fair, will fur nish the midway attractoins again this year. Over 100 exhibits to be on display this year will include a number of the Highland Handicraft Guild — handmade pottery; a large number of commercial and industrail ex hibits in addition to the usual array of arts, educational, ag ricultural, photography, flow ers, household, antiques, ce ramics hobby, needlework, etc. Preparations are being made to show some of the finest in beef and dairy cattle in the area. Over $10000 in premium and prize money is being of fered this year. School days are Tuesday and Wednesday, October 12-13, and 60,000 free children’s and teachers’ tickets are being dis tributed in the various schools in this area. A horse and pony roundup and pet show will be held Mon day night. A 100-lap stock car race is scheduled for Saturday afternoon. Children’s matinee will also be held Saturday af ternoon. The annual dog show will be held Thursday night. Free parking will be provid ed. Committee Heads V Named For IB Seal Campaign Chairmen who will head com mittees for the annual Chrlst- mas Seal Campaign were named yesterday by William A. Gard ner and his co-chairmen, George H. Comelsoo and G. Wirron Wil lis. The campaign, which is the annual fund-raising drive of the Tuberculosis and Health Associ ation, will begin November 16. The following will serve as committee chairmen: To prepare campaign letters— Clinton, Mrs. Lewis S. Hay, pro gram chairman, Campfire Girls, Greenwood, Mrs. Wm. F. Maul din; Laurens, Mrs. Fred E. Med- lock. Open returns — Clinton, Mrs. John T. Young; Greenwood, Mrs. Joe H. Seal; Laurens, C. K. Wright. Plan and arrange educational displays — Clinton, Claude A. Crocker; Gray Court, Mrs. Geo rge M. McDaniel; Greenwood and Ninety Six, Jerry Motes; Laurens, Mrs. Curtis E. Wallace, Ware Shoals, George Godfrey. Plan and arrange special events — Clinton, Glenn Brow der; Gray Court, Mrs. Paul R. Owings; Greenwood and Ninety Six, Fred Alewine; Joanna, Mrs. W. -C. Dobbins; Mountville and Cross Hill, Mrs. Fuller Motes; Laurens, Mrs. Chester B. Aiken, Jr.; Ware Shoals, Willie Wil banks. Newspaper coverage—Clinton, Glenn Browder; Greenwood, La mar Leightsey; Laurens, Mrs. Stanley Leon Johnson; Ware Shoals, Marion Carnell. Radio Coverage — Clinton, Glenn Browder; Greenwood, Mrs. Harold McNeill; Laurens, Henry L. Eason. “We canot afford to relax our efforts towipe out TB,” said Mr. Gardner. “And some of the oth er respiratory diseases are fast becoming bigger health pro blems. We know everyone will want to share in our efforts to bring these dangers under con trol.” Guy A. Tumblin Agent Circulating and Sump Pump Sales and Service Phone 833-2691 Box 94, Clinton, S. C. : - Clarence Lee Mclnvallle, 67, died 1 Saturday in a hospital following several of declining health. Hk .was a son of the fete Eddie Lee and Ruth Smith Ifclnvaille and made his home here for a number of years. He is survived by his wife, MTswMae Holley Mc- Invaille; four sons', Alfred E. Mc- Invaille of Brigham Otty, Utah; Adrain J. Mclnvallle of Lincas- tor; Johnny Lea InvaUle of Great Z C. Mclnvallle sisters, Mrs. Mrs. Emafe N« and five grandchildren. Funeral services ed Sunday al Home by Rev. John Rev. David Pittman was in Great Falls. i Presbyterian College Coach (ally Gault — Reports — — FOR — M. S. BAILEY & SON Bankers — Over — WLBG-AM-FM Saturdays 12:15 ♦ The Giant-Killer Rides Again! I 'f > ROGUE: new rszzle-dazzle Rambler. Outperforms every other car in its class (with stand ard engine!). “Do Rogues really come with rally stripes?" “No* but with the big new engine they drive that way.’’ ’M Rambler American Rogue here October 7th. rfr- > T V /■ soa: new roomy, roomy Rambler. Doesn’t cramp your style, or your legs, or your family, or your pocketbook. Think you knowfa Rambler when you see one? Think again, look isoic Rebel at yo American Motors Challenges the “Big 3" of Detroit-With 4 New Lines of ’66 Cars that Give the Public What it Wants. Last time it was size. This time? Quality! Quality that's built in-not added on. The promise: more built-in quality features at no extra price. Remember when American Motors came out with the trim little Rambler and knocked the Detroit “Giants” on their collective ear? Overnight, big fins and fat land yachts went out of style. American Motors came along with the right cars at the right time and caught the competition napping. This year, almost half the auto mobiles sold are Rambler-size cars. Round one to the “Giant-Killer.” What next? For ’66, American Motors again gets the jump on the big boys with a new rally ing cry: Quality! A new kind of quiet quality that is built in ss standard equipment on every car in the line. v ' This is the American Motors credo. Quality that’s built in—not added on. First, determine what has to go into a car to make it stronger, safer, more dependable, more luxurious. Then put it there. Regard less of cost. Build it in. Ready to be convinced? Ready to be sur prised? Check this page for a preview of the 4 sleek challengers. New cars. New names. Then admire the styUng of these exciting new cars. When you have finished, please get on your horse and go to the friendly Giant-Killer in your town, your American Motors/Rambler Dealer. *option.l on moot models tSased on o comparison ol manu facturers'sufiosted retail prices. BUST-SI SIMUTY IS SSST-M SAFETY. Only one “Big 3” car (and American Motors) offer a safety package with a Double-Safety brake system at no extra cost: Cadillac. BUST-m QUALITY IS BUILT-IN PERFORMANCE Dig new standard engines. Sporty option: 4-on- the-floor. Two automatics* also available to handle the chore of gear selection. again. See the ’66 Rambler Classic friendly Giant-Killer’s, October 7th. TV PREMEBE THURSDAY NIGHT! See the new American Motors ’66 cars on ’"Tha Andy RriffMi, Dan Knotts, Jim Nabors Spacial,” CBS-TV, October 7th ■mm *** by Americas Motors. Full-size, family fort. (Evea with bucket seats.* Flip down the front and Maria late a 2+2.) Don’t mkn it at your friendly Giant-Killer’s on October 7th. SSI by American Motors. Now yon can have yoar frst luxary car while yen’re odd young enough to enjoy it. Coil-spring seats like Cadillac. Daable Safety brakes like Cadillac. Price? like Impels, Fury, Gaiaxie.t Be sure to see it October 7th. SEE YOUR FRIENDLY CHANT-KILLER, YOUR AMERICAN MOTORS/RAMBLER DEALER LYNN COOPER. Inc. East Mala Street wm ■ 4 ft '’V ... -■ - I I