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Clinton, S. C„ Thursday, November II, 1965 THE CLINTON CHRONICLE News T-Sgt Hamrick Serving in Saigon end with Mrs. Austin's parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Snelgrove. Mrs. R. M. Sullivan is spend ing a few days with Mr. and Mrs. Richard Pullen in Green ville. i . Mr. and Mrs. Paul J. Tram- MM. M. W. ADAMS . • Mrs. Bob Hamrick. Sgt. Bingos’ parents. of Woodruff, spent Satur day with Mrs. Paul Trammell, lives in Anderson and Greenville Sr., and Nancy, last week Mrs. Annie Bobo of Woodruff, T-Sgt. Billy ,E. Hamrick is in week-end with relatives. The M d M Bradford “ vilitin * her d * u * bter and »°n- «*♦** iuiu D1 “ u »~ i— Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Ca- Csrrssp—<i W. ADAMS .• it-Represeatathre Dial SSS-MM Mrs. Bob Hamrick. Sgt. Hingos’ parents. T-Sgt. and Mrs. David Hingos Mrs. C. J. Sexton visited rela- of Savannah, Ga., spent the S.I— .nrt Mr. HMBrick .nrf Htogo,’ .tth Mr,. Hlngo.' moth. ^ .pent the .eeh^rnl ^w, '•mllT vUttlOg her (mnUy Wo ° dw,ml °* hCT just retunied from Holdenford, _ p |_ t j v _ B England while Sgt. Hamrick is Minn., where they attended the there. Billy is the son of Mr. and golden wedding anniversary of J. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Smith and daughters, Mr. and Mrs. A Personal Invitation To The Man Who Cares — FROM — The Agent Who Cares FOR ALL TOUR INSURANCE NEEDS FROM THE SMALLEST TO THE LARGEST CALL WILLIAM HATTON W. S. Hatton Insurance Agency 505 N. Broad St. Clinton, & C. 88S-S829 Complete Coverage — Competitive Rates Conscientious Service — Fire — Homeowners — Auto Life — Personal — Commercial SECURITY INSURANCE WimtfU’Stltm, North Corolioo SscvaiTT Life and Tbust Comfant Security General Insurance Company SALE SALE SALE 25,000 Yards of Finished Pima Cloth From The Looms of Joanna Cotton Mills 19c and 39c yd- COLORS AND WHITES - Also - One Lot DRAPERY MATERIAL, yd. • • WHILE THEY LAST—BATES MYSTIC MEDALLION BEDSPREADS SNOW WHITE AND ANTIQUE WHITE Reg. $12.95 now only $9.95 Joanna Stores r Mr *L W ’ ° T jf rr3 M Mr *‘sin * tl Wayne Quinn, Lewis and John- Jackson and Miss Minnie nie of Nlnety Slx were recent °^. C w U u b k Mr ‘ visitors at Chimney Rock, N. C. and Mrs. C. E. Hughes in Tryon, Boyd Wilkci vlgited ^ gilterf N. G., Sunday. Evelyn Horton, a patient Mr. and Mrs. Troy Todd and at state Park in Columbia Tues- famiiy spent the week-end with day. Mrs. Todd’s sister and mother, stan and Gert'J Foster and Mrs. Wip. Dominick and Mrs. Wayi£ BuUer spent Sunday Georgie TR*mmeU,»„ in Claxton, w ith Mr., and Mrs. ^ud Carr h Ga. » j Augusta) <«•. ■ Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Chastaih Mrs. Jerry AUen of Columbia, of Pickens, visited their daugh- and Mrs. M. W. Adams visited ter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Adams’ sister, Mrs. Geo. Melvin Suddeth Sunday on their Gregory, in Greenwood recently, way home after a tour through Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Littleton California, Texas, Wyoming and have moved into their hew home other western states. in Smallwood. Mrs. Littleton’s George McGinnis of Chester, mother, Mrs. Henry Fulghum, visited his parents, Mr. and Mrs. of Merritt Island, Ga., is visiting Jasper McGinnis, Sunday. them. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Holtxclaw Guests over the week-end of of Greer, spent Friday with Mr. “u* Mrs - M. W. Adams Holtzclaw’s mother, Mrs. Ada were Mrs. Jerry Allen and Su- Center san, Mr. and Mrs. Mike Camp- Mr. and Mrs. Roy Waters MUs Judy King and David spent Monday at Hartwell Dam. R 0 *** of Columbia. Mr. and Mrs. James Laney ' WITH THE SICK and family of Greenville, were Shirley Ott, Mrs. Ed Norton, guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jess Thomas, Mrs. Wm. Domi- Laney over the week-end. nick, Penny and Willette are Jean Abbott and Kyle of confined to their homes due to Greenville, spent Sunday night iRness. with Mr. and Mrs. Fern Hard- R °y Mc Coy, Mrs. Pressley man. Chaney, Priscilla Williamson, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Law- Davi d Owens, Mrs. John Smith, son of Greenville, visited Mr. ^ .Vincent, and Mrs. Josie and Mrs. CUfford Heaton Sun- Boiter are patients at BaUey day. Memorial Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Austin of Mrs. Arthur Davis has return- Ware Shoals, spent the week- *d to her home after a stay at Self Memorial Hospital, Green wood. Melvin Suddeth is back at work after a few days at the Laurens County hospital. Judy Lynn Suddeth Is ill at home. BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENT HEATON Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Heaton announce the birth of a son, Eu gene Crawford, on October 31st at a Greenville hospital. Mrs. Heaton is the former Magdalene Leopard. BIRTHDAY DINNER GIVEN Mrs. Boyd Wilkes gave Mr. Wilkes a birthday dinner last Sunday. The out of town guests were: Mrs. Inez Skinner of Pem broke, Ga.; Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Conner of Uvalda, Ga.; Billie and Raymond Horton of Lau rens. BIRTHDAY PARTY GIVEN Rodney Thomas was entertain ed last Saturday with a brthday party at his home on North Adair Street by his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Thomas. He cele brated his third birthday Octo ber 31, and was presented many gifts. BIRTHDAYS AND WEDDING ANNIVERSARIES Best wishes to Rev. Jimmy Hughes, Billy Cauble, Carroll Barker, Oven Woody, Rev. Jul ian Weisner on November 12. Leon Hedgepath, Harold Dean Meadors, Clyde Madden and Russel Eeaton have birthdays November 18. A. B. Davift and Durand Low ery have birthdays November 14. Mrs. Annie Mae Milam, BUI Stewart, Doyle CampbeU and Judy Cheek have birthdays No- vembcr 13. Mrs. Paul Foster and Mrs. W. B. Grant celebrate birthdays the 18th. Miss Velda Farmer and Mrs. Rose Thomas wiU celebrate birthdays November 15. Mr. and Mrs. OveU Woody celebrate ther wedding anniver sary November 12. Mr. and Mrs. Charies Madden have a weddng anniversary the Hth. Mr. and Mrs. Walker Osborne wiU have a wedding anniversary November 15th. Mr. and Mrs. James Poison have a wedding anniversary No vember 17. Veterans Have Only Six Months To Get Insurance A reminder that only s i x months remain to obtain the newly reopened National Ser vice Insurance was mailed ot nearly two million veterans with service-connected disabili ties along with their November 1 compensation checks, the Veterans Administration said today. This insurance is being offer ed those of World War II and the Korean conflict who either faded to take out the insurance originally or allowed it to lapse in whole or in part. DeadUne for the sale of the new GI policies is midnight, May 2, 1966 Howard H. Wat kins, County Service Officer, Laurens, pointed out: i'nflllgnflCO jfi -«■ -fay those veterans who were origi nally eUgible for GI insurance between October 8, 1940, and January 1, 1957, and who either faUed to take it out or let it lapse after purchasing it. The eligible veterans must haVe a service - connected dis ability or nonservice-connecetd disability so severe that he cannot purchase commercial Insurance at the highest rates, Mr. Watkins said. Veterans have several choic es of insurance plans — ordin ary life, 20-payment life, 20- year endowment and modified life — and they may take out the full coverage of $10,600 or as little as $1,000. 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