The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, November 18, 1965, Image 5

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CHiitofi, 8. C. Thursday, November 18, 1965 THE CLINTON CHRONICLE \ Club News Meetings Telf p hone 8S8-P941 B6cPW Qub Meet Held On Tuesday garden Clubs To Meet Next Week The Carolina Wrenn Garden The Clinton Business and Pro- Club will meet next MAday, No- fessional Women’s Club held its vember 22, at the home of Mrs. regular < monthly meeting on Clarence Stinnett on Lakewood ?‘ ue8da y* November 9, at the Mr. T w Ko Mar y Musgrove Hotel with Drive. Mrs. J. W. Moore will be twelve members present. ^he assisting hostess. The president, Mrs. P. M. Each member is requested to Pitts, presided over the meeting, bring a new Christmas idea to Invocation was given by Bin. the meeting. The tlmrephy duM^ man is asking each to bring a Civic participation. Introduced tray favor for the Veterans Hos- the guest speaker for the even- pital. * ing, D. H. Martin, group man* * •. * ager of Southern Bell Telephone The Iris Garden' Club will Company in Clinton. meet next Wednesday after- Mr - Martin * av « a »<>** «»»- noon, November 24, at the Pf? di ° U8 ^tructi^ ** on home of Mrs. Earl Martin. ‘‘ Th e L aser” H e explatoed yap- _ . ^ hically the theory and work of Bpeaker will be Mrs. Robert i*. cheries Townee on the User Plaxico, Jr., who wih talk on beam told of the important “Christmas Ideas and Arrange- work in conquering cancertS ment * ” has been done with it Dr. * * * Townes, who worked in the Bell The Yellow Jessamine Gar. Laboratories for nine years, die- den Club will meet Monday af- covered the formula for foe laser ternoon, November 22, at the ^ 1998- home of Mrs. Judson Brehmer To illustrate his lecture, Mr. on South Adair Street. Mrs. Martin brought with him a stmi- Don Creighton will be co-host- later beam machine and ess played a tape to show how ad> J‘Christmas AH Through The vance computer, had become House” will be the program when they could talk and play foe topic, with Mrs. W. G. King, plano * program chairman. Each member is asked to CHS Glee Club bring an arrangement or door 0 . j-, _ piece which will be exhibited. <^!VeS rTOCprCtni iO ~ “ Clinton Music Club The Clinton Music Club met at .the home' of Mrs. Marc Weersing for their November meeting last Wednesday afternoon. During the business session, presided over by Mrs. Audry Me It’s no gamble when Eastern Star Members the Don Bonnie School gineering and is employed by n i e c e of the bride. Falls T U” Off’ 1 1 V 1 '+ Cosmetology in Columbia, the South Carolina Gas and Church, Va.; Zia H. Hashmi 10 nave wliicial V ISlt Mr Kidwali formerly of Ka- Electric Company. The couple and Mr. and Mrs. Skip Shipey, The official visit meeting of r||C ^| Pakistan, is enrolled in wH 1 live in Columbia. Columbia; and Mrs. J. B. Mc- the James B. Parrott Chapter, the graduate school of the Others from out of town who Combs, aunt of the bride, and Order of the Eastern Star, will University of South.Carolina in attended the wedding included: Miss Phyllis McClelland of be held Friday evening, No- the department of electrical en- Miss Susan Hanmer Pettus, Greenwood, vembre 19. A banquet wiil be served at 6:30 o’clock and the meeting beginning at 7:30 at the Masonic Tepipte , Mrs. Betty Thompkins of Jo anna, District Deputy Grand Matron, will attend along with other grand officers. All East, em Star members are invited. MISS CATHERINE FRANCES CHANDLER ■ r • . ; ‘ * Miss Chandler Engaged To Dillard Jacobs Catherine Frances Chandler*, ler of Greenwood. Miss Anderson Is Bride of Mr. Kidwai On Sunday afternoon, Nov. 14, Miss Ann Bond Anderson of Clinton, was married to Salah Kidwai of Columbia, in a dou ble ring ceremony performed by the Reverend Joseph H. Darr at the home of the bride** mother, Mrs. Samuel Paul An derson, 732 West Main Street. Ecorted by her brother, Sam uel Paul Anderson, Jr., of Ma con, Ga., Mrs. Kidwai wore a green knit suit with brown ac cessories and carried a white orchid centered on a white Bible. Her matron of honor and on ly attendant was her sister, Mrs. William Walker Pettus, IV, of Falls Church, Va.,’ who wore a beige suit and carried a bouquet of bronze chrysan themums. Asgar A. Kachwalla of Co lumbia, was best man. Following the ceremony a family dinner was hrtd. Later the Odds are Croskey, Mrs. Henderson Pitts ^a^ment to John DlBLard J , gRk.MR-1 gave a report on the S. C. Music P ob . s ’ T 8on . of M ^ 8 ‘ Tb ? I ^ a8 PfJ" Dreher High Sch« J A** in VOUrJaVOr! Club Executive Board Meeting in an^foimrSd and reeved a B. Columbia. Jacobs of Clinton, is announced PsvcholMV from ( Of*? • When it comes to choosing diamonds, 0 the bridal couple left for a „ ^ Miss Chandler is a graduate of short wedding trip. Dreher High School, Columbia Mrs. Kidwai, daughter of the A. degree in late Samuel Paul Anderson, at- Columbia. '*™ us m Psychology from Columbia Col- Mrs. R. M. Fuller, program by b * r P^r 8 ’ “J Be Z? re “ lege, Columbia. She is now teach- . . « u D . , chairman, presented several and Mrs * w i Uiam Harr > Chand- at Northside Junior High Mrs. Gault Bridge members of the Clinton High School in Greenwood. Hostess On Tuesday- Mr. Jacobs was graduated Mrg BiB Hogan and Mrs presently a senfor at W^ort Tommy .^worth_ wero bridge <]> admittedly, you must accept members of the Clinton High d> the word of others as to what School Glee Club who gave the Sunboimet Club V odds favor you at our store. you are getting for your money, program for the afternoon. Miss . n But here we GUARANTEE your Nancy Hollis accompanied the OnTlStlTiaS BaZOOT preseuuy a ocmui av ttuuuiu , _ ii _ o . nv satisfaction unconditionally. We group at the piano. In the ab- The Sunbonnet Garden Club CoUege, Spartanburg. He will re- ’Ifilmnon 1 when their club gath not only aim to please we make sence of Mrs. Gilfillian, Johnny wiU haV e their “Christmas Ba- ceive a degree in Government in a “ ernoo, J . f M L llv SURE that we do. Our cus- Fulmer directed the group in the zaar M Monday, November 22, be- the summer. ® red at the home of M C Uy tomers will bear us out The singing of several numbers, se- ginning at 3:30 o’clock, at the The wedding is planned for De- 1“ t bl were in olav and iected for the occasion. home of Mrs. Marc Weersing on cember 19 at 4:00 p. m. at Main f Jowing sev^ral progressions Dunng the social hour, guests south Broad Street. street Methodist Church, Green- were invited into the dining room .. fl .icAd to bring wood the hostess served a salad Where refreehmem. were Served, W00d - «>urt. wiU, ertfee. —Weerrth, were ^^.Ttem, f“. Th^ks- Behck nf »„d v™ a"m ^ giving basket for a needy family ■ Bolick, III, and Mrs. A. M. Full- and tw0 guggts. It is asked to er bring gift items already priced for sale to Mrs. Weersing’s home by twelve noon on the day of the bazaar. > U. lovtlitst $200.00 u* J. L THOMAS, Jeweler ’It’s Time That Counts” CLINTON JOANNA IF YOU DON’T READ THE CHRONICLE YOU DON’T GET THE NEWS PHONE 83S-#541 Lee Speaks To Legion Auxiliary The November meeting of the American. Legion AuixHiary was held Tuesday evening, No vember 16, at the home of Mrs. W. G. King, Sr. Mrs. Earl REPORT OF CONDITION OF Bank of Clinton __ of Clinton, in the State of South Carolina, at foe cloee of busteo— wokrman, president, presided October IS, 1965 Miss Louise Kern, program ASSETS chairman, introduced the guest Cash, balances with other banks, and cash items in speaker, L. H. Lee, a quaU- process of coUection $ 944,027.46 fied instructor in the CivU De- Try YOUNG'S First! GIFTS FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY PRICED RIGHT YOUNG’S PHARMACY Free Gift Wrapping United States Government obligations, direct and guaranteed Obligations of States and political subdivisions Other bonds, notes, and debentures yincluding $200,- 000.00 securities of Federal agencies and corpora tions not guaranteed by U. S.) Loans and discounts 1 Bank premises owned $81,968.75, furniture and fixtures $10,436.86 Other assets fense program. Mr. Lee gave a 802 377.06 most interesting and informa- 527 489 28 tive discussion on the impor tance of the responsibility of each person in this over-all 200,090.00 program- He suggested that the 1,382,892.64 group take advantage of the adult courses given by qualified 42,425.61 Civil Defense instructors. 4,324.81 During the business meeting * reports from committee chair- THANKSGIVING SPECIAL! Pumpkin and Sweet Potato Pies ONLY 60c — PLACE YOUR ORDER TODAY — ALSO DANISH PASTRIES AND DINNER ROLLS BUTTERCUP BAKERY West Main Street Clinton, S. C. TOTAL ASSETS LIABILITIES Demand deposits of individuals, partnerships, and corporations Time and savings deposits of individuals, partner ships and corporations Deposits of United States Government (including postal savings) Deposits of States and political subdivisions Certified and officers’ checks, etc. TOTAL DEPOSITS (a) Total demand deposits (b) Total time and savings deposits Other liabilities . 3,427,016^9 $2,757,191.30 $ 060,834.00 TOTAL LIABILITIES CAPITAL ACCOUNTS Capital: (a) Common stock, total par value $100,000.00 Surplus Undivided profits Reserves (and retirement account for preferred i capital) TOTAL CAPITAL ACCOUNTS .—$3,803,038.85 men were heard. Plans were made for mem bers to attend the gift shop at the Veterans Hospital in Co- — $2,221,188.31 l|Hnbl> Miss Essie Davidson, Mrs. — 50B,8Z4.w Joe H 0 ll and , and Mrs. Wyman Shealy assisted the hostess in — vnmi ft? serving fruit cake, nuts and 7,782.37 Sellers-Heoton Have Home Rites H8- w Miss Sara Elizabeth Sellers ~ was married to Jimmie Edgar $3,427,im.03 Heaton of Clinton, Saturday, October 16, at 4:30 o’clock at the home of the bride, 185 $ 100,000.00 Tillman Circle, Joanna. The 100,000.00 Rev. Roy Russ performed the 75,871.82 ceremony before an assembly of relatives and friends. 100,000.00 MrS. Heaton is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gay Veyle Claxton Fruitcakes Available From Any Member of The Clinton Business and Profes sional Women's Club or Dell's Beauty Salon 375,871.82 Sellers of Joanna. _______ Mr. Heaton is foe son of Mrs. TOTAL LIABILITIES AND CAPITAL ACCOUNTS ..$3,808,036.85 Katherine Butler Heaton of 614 Elizabeth Street, Clinton. , „ The bride wore a street- Anrt.pM^OTMl^dtoMcanUkMttteud iwgti, dre» of chonttlly loco for other purposes (including notes and bills redis- over satin with round neckline counted and securities sold with agreement to re- and long sleeves. Sequins and purchase) -—■ ■ — 8 530,000.00 formed the crown that I, Harry Y. McSween, Cashier of the above-named bank, do heid ber fingertip veil. She solemnly swear that this report of condition is true and correct, carr i ed a w hite orchid atop her to foe best of my knowledge and belief. Bib i e Harry Y. McSween Little Miss Dottle Norris car- Correct-Attest: R. P. Hamer, Leaman D. Jones, J. Lei and ^ the rings. Young, Directors. Following a wedding trip to State of South Carolina, County of Laurens, ss: foe Tennessee and North Caro- Sworn to and subscribed before me this 1st day of November, Una mountains, Mrs. Heaton HHff and i hereby certify that I am not an officer or director of chose a dark grene suit. The this thank bride and groom are making g. MARGARET HOLLAND, Notary Pubtte their home at 306 Elisabeth My commission expires at foe will of foe Governor street. UTILE CORVETTES for LITTLE PEOPLE at a LITTLE PRICE Kiddle Corvettes for the youngsters in your fam ily .. . bow at our dealership. Bright, tough red plastic body that youngsters can ride on. It's got simulated magnesium wheels and a battery-ope rated horn, s Pare playtime fun for the kids. And you can get one for a .short time only for just $5.50 with a ten dollar purchase from our Parts or Service Department. Come in and pick one up while there’s still a good supply. Plaxico Chevrolet Co. 400 Main Street, Dial 83S-0040 Clinton, S. C. When it comes to money—come d and see us. Wo have an assortment of services that will help you and your pocketbook. We cordially invitn you to come in and open your Account M. S. Bailey & Son Bankers Established 1886 , Member FDIC ^ Clinton, S. C. "4% Interest Paid On One Year Savings Certificates" Announcing The Opening of MOZELLE'S BEAUTY SALON LOCATED ON THE CORNER OF BROAD AND ELM STREETS FORMERLY OF BEAUTIRAMA SPECIALIZING IN STYLING AND PERMANENT WAVING — Open — TUESDAY thru SATURDAY 8:30 A. M. TILL 6:00 .P. M. Will Take Anyone After 6:00 P. M. By Appointment Only Closed On Monday Mozelle appreciates all the patronage she received while at Beautirama and invites everyone to come to her new shop. Call 833-3547 For Appointment Giving Presents This Christmas? Remember These Brand Names; Silver: Gorham - International - Wallace Crystal: Fostoria - Sweden China: Haviland - Noritake - Franciscan Iron Stone Watches: Accutron - Bulova - Caravelle Hamilton - Longine Radios: RCA - Motorola - GE Miscellaneous: Sheaffer - Parker - Samsonite p Traub - Seth Thomas - Westclox •— - - —VW-- r- »; z-r- f-r “ ■■ - V We Have AU These And Others — Lay Away Now For Christmas We Invite Your Credit .... v ■ s . J. C THOMAS, Jeweler CLINTON Time That Counts” JOANNA “SERVING CLINTON FOR 25 YEARS”