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Ctfatoo, & C, Thuraday, October 7, IMS THE CLINTON CHRONICLE Joanna News ... r-' i Couple From Com. Visit Relatives MBS. W. I. BOGAN CorrsaynoS—t Baprawtetlea Mr. and Mrs. Larry Petit of Canton Conn,, are visiting sev eral weeks with the latter’s mother, Mrs. Gus Cannon, and Mr. Cannon near Joanna. Also, her son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Hogan Fuller in Clin ton, other friends and relatives. The former’s father, Harry Pettit, accompanied them on the trip. Saturday visitors in Atlanta, Qa., were Rev. and Mrs. Don Fowler and Miss Gaye Craven. Rev. Fowler enjoyed the Geor gia Tech-Clemson football game while there. Mr. and Mrs. Willie Grogan and Kathy Summers Joined Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Summers and family at the home of L. H. Summers at Bonds Cross Roads for a family dinner. It^ras held especially for Kathy who observ ed a birthday September 29. A recent guest of Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Poag was Mrs. Bill Poag of Greensboro, N. C. Mr. and Mrs. J. Clifton Lollis attended the funeral of the lat ter’s brother-in-law, J. T. Ban nister, in Belton on Tuesday. On Saturday they returned to Belton to visit her mother, Mrs. Beulah Davis, and Mrs. Bannister. Mrs. Mary Morris of San An tonio, Texas, will return home this week-end after spending several weeks with her daughter, Mrs. Bill Gresham, Dale and Cliff. Mr. and Mrs. Colie Oswalt visited the latter’s sister, Mrs. Ruth Todd, at Self Memorial Hospital in Greenwood on Satur day. Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Franzen were Mr. and Mrs. Lucius Hill and chil dren of Spartanburg, and spend ing the week-end with them were Mr. and Mrs. Robert Carl Fran zen and family of Kinston, N. C. Recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Smith were Mr. and Mrs. Fay Smith of Blacksburg. Mr, and Mrs. H. B. Dean of Philadelphia, Pa., were guests the past week of Mrs. Floyd Pitts and Baade. VISIT IN WEST Mr. and Mrs. Earl Arthur re turned mi Friday evening after spending a two weeks vacation with their daughter and family, Mr. and Mrs. O'Neil Beasley, in Canadian, Texas, and their son and family, Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Arthur, in SL Louis. Mo. They vain. ard Cash, in Cowpens. Mrs. Barbara Glenn attended the class agents’ meeting at Winthrop College In Rock Hill on Saturday. Mrs. J. E. Boyce accompanied her and visited Mr. and Mrs. Guy Misenhelmer and son In Chester. HOME FROM HOSPITAL Friends will be interested to know R. G. Carr returned home from the Veterans hospital in Columbia on Saturday. CLUB MEETS THURSDAY The Woman's Club will meet Thursday (tonight) at 7 o’clock at the club house in Joanna. All members are urged to attend as an important business meet ing is scheduled. PRESBYTERIAN WOC NEWS Hie Women of the Church will meet Monday, October 11, at 7:20 with Mrs. James Dominick. The morning circle will also meet with Mrs. Dominick on Wednesday, October 13, at 10:00 a. m. New officers for the year are: Mrs. T. C. Holcomb, presi dent; Mrs. J. D. Fowler, vice- president; Alrl. W. J. Hogan, treasurer ;Mrs. J. E. Dominick, secretary; and Mrs. Ryan F. Lawson, historian. Circle chair man for the morning circle is Mrs. J. T. Addison. '“The Early Church In Action,” by McMaster and Miller, will be the circle Bi ble study this church year. BIRTHDAYS AND WEDDING ANNIVERSARIES Belated birthday greetings to Winfred Davenport who cele brated on September 30. Happy birthday today, Octo- r 7, to Stella Bishop, Philip icker and Hal Darnell. Observ ing their wedding anniversary today are Mr. and Mrs. Dick Vaughan, Jr. Celebrating birthdays on Fri day are Sara Ruth Livingston, Elmer Bennett and Eddie Daven port. , , observes ’ tf ¥ WJ Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Bozard, Martin and Margaret and Mrs. J. M. Bozard die after noon with the and family, Mr. Skin Marshall birthday On October 9. Many happy returns of the day on October 10 to Charlie Craig, William Dunlap, Sr., and Marion Reid. On October 11th Beatrice Ab- brams, M. W. Hamm and Wayne Prater will celebrate birthdays. Best wishes for a happy birth day on October 12 to Marlene Thomas and Melissa Bishop. Birthday greetings on October 13 to Scott Connell, J/C. Lollis and Rufus Ballard, and happy anniverasry wishes to Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Johnson. BIRTHDAY PARTY GIVEN On Saturday evening at her home on Browning Ave., Mrs. Bob Thomas honored her daugh ter, Jill, with a birthday party. She was 12 years old on Septem ber 29. Outdoor games were en- — ■ Joyed by the group of 29. After wards Jill opened her many gifts. The hostess served hot dogs, chips, cake and cold drinks. Out of town guestf-were Dobra Bobo of Spartanburg, and Linda Bennett of Newberry. CHURCH HOMECOMING Epworth Methodist Church will obscreve its Fifteenth Homecom ing Sunday, October 10 with the program beginning with the Sun day School hour at 9:59. The morning worship services will be gin at 11 a.m. with a former pastor, the Rtv. Mr. W. 8. Pet- tus of Fort Mill bringing, the morning message. Lunch will be served at one o’clock. Members and former members are asked tobring a well-filled picnic basket. The ladies of the church will furnish the tea and coffee. * * School District 56 School Lunch Menu Week of October 11-15 MONDAY Milk, hot dogs with chili, mus tard and onions, cole slaw, pota to salad, hot dog buns, butter and cherry pie. TUESDAY Milk, ham salad, sweet potato souffle, pickled beets, hot rolls, butter and chilled apricots. WEDNESDAY Milk, baked turkey with dress ing, Brussells sprouts, carrot strips, cheese biscuits, butter, and golden fruit cup. THURSDAY Milk, thick vegetable soup, peanut butter sandwiches, pine apple upside down cake, corn bread, and butter. FRIDAY Milk, tuna casserole, cole slaw, English peas, hot biscuit, butter, and whole apples. I ~ i Bills Have their hope set ... on God. Who giveth us richly all things to enjoy. —(I Tin. 6:17) His will for us is abundant supply of all that we need to make life happy, secure and complete God’a supply is not limited to time or place We need to know that God’s law of increase is constantly active in our life and affairs, snd we are richly and bountifully prospered. OCT. 11th thni 16th GREENWOOD FAIR THE SHOW WINDOW OF PROGRESS OCT. 11th 16th MONDAY, OCTOBER 11, OPENING DAY Evgrythinf will bt op«n and in full swing by 5 p. m. A big Horst and Pony Round-up and Pot Show will b« hold on this dote begin ning at 7 p. m. A boautiful saddle horse will be given to holder of lucky tickef. Musical Entortoinment and Free Acts Each Day and Night. TUESDAY, OCT. 12 — SCHOOL DAY Children and teachers will be ad mitted free. Drawing for prise. Musical entertainment and free acts each day and night. WEDNESDAY, OCT. 13, SCHOOL DAY Children and teachers will be admitted free. The Golden Stars, a musical program composed of five singers and a guitar player, has been arranged for this date. Musical entertainment and free acts each day and night THURSDAY, OCT. 14, ANNUAL DOG SHOW In Person — Greenwood Fair Presents Thursday, Oct. 14, 1965 the Sheb Wooley Country & Western Show starring Sheb Wooley and Pete Nolan of the Rowhida TV Shaw and cost of many more. FRIDAY, OCT. 15 DRAWING FOR GRAND PRIZE A Ford Galaxie V8 4-Door Sedan with automatic transmisskm and heater will be given to holder of lucky ticket. Musical entertainment and free acts sach day and night. SATURDAY, OCT. 16 — CHILDREN'S MATINEE A beautiful Shetland Pony will bo given to holdir of lucky, ticket. Also Super Modified Stock Car Races 100 Laps is scheduled for 2 p. m. a ' Musical Enfertoinmanf ond Free Acts Eoch Doy ond Night ATTRACTIONS TO APPEAR DAY & NIGHT < Daring Entire WmIc Of Foir • CELESTE, THE STAR IN THE MOON, BREATH-TAKING FEATS • ALMIRO TRIO, FAMOUS JUGGLING ARTISTS • ROSITA AND ALBERTO, WORLD'S GREATEST PLATE SPINNERS • GERTRUDE STENZER, KNITTING EXPERT FROM THE BLUE RIDGE MOUN TAINS • E. J. BROWN/ HAND MADE POTTERY EXPERT, AND MANY OTHERS • , Ovnr 100 Infamting Exhibit* for th* Edacofion and Enfaitainmant of tha 50,000 Or Mora SpacW* Fxpacfod fa Atfond Hia Fair. MG WORLD OF PLEASURE SHOWS ON FROM MIDWAY. COMING DIRECT I GREENVILLE, 1 C., FAIR. FREE PARKING TO EVERYONE t RED& .WHITE, ^ FOOD / STORES . 2ml Week Annual Train Load Joanna. S. C. "Drive a Little.. Save a Lot" U. S. D. A. GOOD ChiKk ROAST «: GROUND 3 LB& ROUND CUT BEEF..$1.09 STEAK 68c RED & WHITE LUNCH MEAT 19c RED & WHITE 12-OZ. PK. Sliced BOLOGNA.. 39c HICKORY DISCOUNT ITFMS-1 Smoked Sausage... 39c STEELE’S 300 SIZE PORK and BEANS 10c STEELE’S 300 SIZE SPAGHETTI 10c STEELE’S ~ 300 SIZE BLACKEYE PEAS . . . . . . 10c STEELE’S GREEN AND WHITE 300 SIZE LIMA BEANS 10c STEELE’S 300 SIZE GREEN PEAS 10c STEELE’S 300 SIZE PINTO BEANS 10c AMERICAN BEAUTY 300 SIZE CORN 10c SAXET 300 SIZE TURNIP GREENS 10c IDAHO INSTANT POTATOES 10c FRYERS (Whole) lb 29c SUN SPUN BISCUITS 6 for 49c RED & WHITE 6 OZ. INSTANT COFFEE 69c DALSI FRESH TWIN PACK CHIPS 39c YEP! WE’RE CHEAP! PY-O-MY YELLOW CAKE MIX . .... 10c PY-O-MY WHITE CAKE MIX 10c POY-O-MY DEVIL’S FOOD MIX 10c PY-O-MY BROWNIE MIX 10c PY-O-MY BISCUIT MIX 10c RED & WHITE LARGE BOX WASHING POWDER 23c RED & WHITE FRANKS e e e e 12-OZ. PK. 39c RED & WHITE BRAND SPECIALS! RED & WHITE 14 OZ. PILLSBURY LAYER CAKE MIX 3 tor $1.00 (Yellow, White, Pineapple, Chocolate Fudge) PILLSBURY 10 OZ. BOX PIE CRUST 2 for 33c CAMPBELL'S CAN TOMATO SOUP 10c SUGAR 5 “s 39c Limit: 1 With $7.50 Order All DRINKS 4ir 6 pk. Limit: 2 With $7 JO Order CATSUP .... 5 for 1.00 RED & WHITE 303 CAN PEACHES .. 5 for 1.00 RED & WHITE FRUIT 303 CAN COCKTAIL .. 4for 1.00 Red & White Bartlett 303 Can PEARS ... .. 3 for 89c RED & WHITE QUART APPLE JUICE . 19c RED & WHITE 25 FT. ROLL Aluminum Foil ..:.. 19c Red & White Liquid 22 OZ. DETERGENT ... 29c NO. 2 CANS 3 for 1.00 RED & WHITE Pineapple ... SUced or Crushed Red & White Liquid x /i Gallon STARCH 29c RED & WHITE 64 COUNT BOX TEA BAGS 47c Red & White Vienna 4-Ox. Cans SAUSAGE ... 5 for 1.00 Red & White Salad Quart DRESSING 39c Red & White Bathroom 2-Roll Pk: TISSUE 19c RED & WHITE 48-OZ. JUG COOKING OIL .... 69c MIX or MATCH RED & WHITE CANNED VEGETABLES —FANCY SWEET PEAS —FANCY MIXED VEGETABLES —FANCY CUT GREEN BEANS —FANCY YELLOW CREAM CORN —FANCY YELLOW WHOLE KERNEL CORN 303 Cans - FROZEN FOOD SPECIALS - RED & WHITE CREAM PIES Chocolate, Lemon, Coconut, Banana 2*>S9c RED & WHITE Frozen Dinners Turkey, Chicken, Ham, Beef 39c -* - PRODUCE SPECIALS! - TOKAY GRAPES » 10c YELLOW ONIONS . . . . . * 5c Fresh Crisp CARROTS ... * 10c RED & WHITE 14 OZ. Leaf BREAD 10c MILK 10c Red & White Limit: 6 Tall Cans RED & WHITE FROZEN | 12 OZ. Orange Juke 3 for $1.00