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ui. THE CLINTON CHRONICLE plintfrn, S. C,< Thursday, April 14, 1966 -ydia MiD New* , . . M A Boozer F 'V Has Guests IRS. CLYDE TRAMMELL, Correspondent and Representative » Telephone 833-2006 Lynn Boozer of Inman spent week with her brother, lartin Boozer, and Mrs. jioozer, and her sister, Mrs. fester Eustace and family, dr. and Mrs, W. L. Boozer nd sons of Inman, came for iaster Sunday with their son [ind daughter and their fam- iies. T D. E. Roberts and David visited their sister and aunt, Mrs. Emma Sargeant, of Ly man, a patient in the Spar tanburg Geoeral hospital, Sunday.. Bruce Mills, student at the University of South Carolina, Columbia, is spending the spring holidays with his mother, Mrs. J. B. Patterson, and Mr. Patterson. Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Boland of Green ville visited the Pattersons on Sunday. On Thursday of last week Mrs. Donald Law- ton of Orangeburg, visited her mother. Mrs. J. B. Patterson and her sister, Mrs. Jimmy Barnes, and Mr. Barnes, Mrs. Patterson and daugh ters visited in Greenville while- Mrs. Lawton was here. Mr. and Mrs. D. JL Rob erts, Miss Kay Roberts and Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Tram mell were in Spartanburg last Thurslay for the funeral Just Arrived New Shipment >Vv i i Misses Dacron/Cotton All-Weather Coat SALE! *12.88 mi? mi fell REGULAR 14.99 DOWN YOUR SELECTION ON LAY-A-WAY Easy Care Wash-and-Wear Dacron/ Cotton. Bal Collar . . . Ivory, Navy, and Light Blue. Sizes 8 To 20 —0 To 16 Petite. services of K. T. Moore. ' W. A. Attaway of Newberry was the guest of his sister, Mrs. W. L. Motte, and Mr. Motte Thursday. Miss Sue Word of Colum bia It spending the spring holidays with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. David Word. Miss Harriet Wilson of Greenville, is home with her mother, Mrs. Virginia Wil son, and grandfather, C. J. Blackwell, for the spring holi days. Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Ginn and family of Simpsonville, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Lusk and Mrs. Fanny Smith of Honea Path, were visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Claude Willard Sunday. The Willards were visitors in Greenville Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Glenn and Deidre, Mr. and Mrs. James Seay of Greenville, and Mrs. Will Sims of Foun tain Inn, visited Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Trammell and Miss Feroline Seay Sunday. The Glenns were here for the fun- Milier in the Columbia hos- the’Brotherhood of the church serve a birthday April 19. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wal- pital. will go to the county home Mr. and Mrs. I. N. Pierce Her will observe their wedding Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fal- for a worship service. will observe • their wedding anniversary April 18. low and Mrs. Louis Bond of Sunbeams To Meet anniversary April 18. Alan Blackwell's birthday near Clinton, visited Mr. and The Sunbeams will meet at April Brown will have a will be April 16. Mrs. Silas Romines Sunday, the church on Wednesday af- birthday April 20. Mr. and Mrs. Bobby James’ Mrs. Bob Hall and Mrs. temoon at 4:30. Tommy Douglas will be 8 wedding anniversary will be Doris Calytor of Union, and Mrs. Mark Conner is the di- years old April 17. April 16. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hughey of rector. Spartanburg, were guests of BIRTHDAYS AND Mr. and Mrs. H. N. Hughey ANNIVERSARIES during the week-end. , Charles Gaffney will ob- Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Wrenn serve a birthday April 20.“* and son, Randy, Danny Steve Grady’s birthday will Wrenn, Mr. and Mrs. Butch be April 19. Ezell and Mr. and Mrs. Gor- Mrs. Doyle Templeton, Mrs. don Davis and Donna of Wa- J- B- O’Shields and Douglas terloo, were supper guests of Harvey will celebrate their Mr. and Mrs. Frank Walker birthdays April 16. Sunday. Happy anniversary to Mr. Mf. and Mrs. Charles Pat- and Mrs. Homer Fuller today, terson and children of Inman, Mr s. Roy Snider will ob- Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Berry “ ' ^ and children of Fork Shoals, SETTLEMENT and Mrs. Jack Pitts and Don- Take notice that on the 3rd eral of Bill Blakely. Mr. and Mrs. Seay and Mrs. Sims vis ited Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Seay also. Harvey Shumate and Dar rell Hampton, a.ong with a group of other young men, spent the week-end at Myrtle Beach. ’ ^ Mr. and Mrs. Walter Brown and children, Kathy and Jackie, of Newberry, were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. John (Bill) Smith. They all enjoyed an Easter egg hunt at the Moose Lodge Sunday. Patti Smith returned home with her uncle and aunt for a few days visit. Mrs. Robert Bailey and Bob of Charlotte, N. C., spent the Easter week-end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Cecil McLendon and Mr. Bailey’s mother, Mrs. Jim Bailey. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Lark and daughter of Asheville, N. C., were week-end guests 'of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. B. P. Lark. Mr. and Mrs. Robert R. Wyatt and Mr. and Mrs. Bill Patterson were visitors in Tennessee over the week end. Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Birchmore, Miss Edna Birch- more, Claude Birchmore, Miss Carol Ivey and Billy Simpson spent Sunday in Co lumbia with the former’s mother, Mrs. Lula Birch more, and to visit Richard nie of Clinton, were dinner < ! ay of ^ ay ,’ * W ^ 1 ren " guests of the Mesdames Pat- ^ er a R na ^ account of my terson, Berry and Pitts moth- acts and doings as Commit - er, Mrs. Frank Bodie Easter [f e of , the ® state ®f A. J. Wil- Sunday burn in the offlce °f the Mrs. Dorothy Campbell of i udg ? of Probate of Laurens Lake Okeechobee, Fla., and County, at 10 o clock a. m., Mr. and Mrs. Buddy Kennedy a " d on th £ sar o? da y W1 b a P- of Greenville, visited the for- b y * or a final dlsc barge from mer’s brother,; H. W. W11-; liams, and Mrs. Williams on Monday of last week. Mrs. Campbell and Mr. Williams my trust *s Committee. . Any person indebted to said estate is notified and requir ed to make payment on or had not seen each other in 30 be,or ' thal dat ®’ and a11 ? er : or more years. The Wllliama hav , lne .f laln,s a6alnst visited her sister and broth- sald e5 ' a “ »“ tb ™ er-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. Sam °" or be,or .. e ? ald dat ?' du ' y in Piedmont Sun- Why buy a low-priced ear can get „ . *dcar for the same money? Especially when you can get that big Catalina there. With a wheelbase that’s a good two inches longer, interiors a lot roomier and a 389 cu. in. V-8 out front.that gives you at least 50 more standard horsepower. Along with typically Pontiac virtues like the bold, split-grille styling, Wide* Track ride and handling, and a resale value the record books show is consistently up there with the leaders. And, of course, a package of seven standard safety items like padded visors and dash. Come in and look over our Cata lina. Drive it. Price it. And then you'll know what we mean when we say if you're spending about $3000 for a new car and not getting a Pontiac, something's wrong. Wide-Track Pontiac Catalina (A big, powerful Pontiac for less than $3000*.) . . . .. •Manufacturer’, suggested retell prices for Catalina 2- and 4-door hardtops and 2- and 4-door aadana are all less than $3000. These prices Include axels* las and suggested dealer delivery and handling charges. Transportation charges, state and local taxes, accessories and options equipment additional. mm SEE^bliR AUTHORIZED “ONTIAC DEALER Pontiac Motor OMilor. Beasley, day. Johnny Lanford of Clemson University, was home for the spring holidays with his par ents, Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Lan ford. Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Sprad- ley spent Sunday in Char lotte, N. C., with their daugh ter, Mrs. L. O. Henry, Mr. Henry and family. They at tended the Easter services at the Thrift Baptist Church where they were former members for 32 yars. Miss Claudette Parrish of San Francisco, Calif., is visit ing her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Claude Parrish. Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Lan ford of Albany, Ga., were week-end guests of the lat ter’s mother, Mrs. Sam Prince, and family. Mr. and Mrs. Tommy,Fel lows and daughter, Mary Sue, of Newberry, were guests Sunday of Mrs. Fel lows’ parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Black, Jr. LYDIA PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH NEWS The Women of the Church met on Wednesday of last week with Mrs. Nell Mills. Mrs. Jim Bailey, president, presided over the business session. The Bible study from the Book of Acts was brought by Mrs. Silas Romines. During the social hour Mrs. Mills, assisted by Mrs. Roy Snider, served refreshments, using the Easter theme. ^ Prayer Meetings Cottage prayer meetings have been held in several homes and will be held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Silas ‘ Romines Wednesday night at 7:30 with everyone cordially invited. The prayer services are be- ' ing held prior to the revival services to be held April 24-29 at the Lydia Presbyterian Church. i Egg Hunt Enjoyed ' The Lydia Presbyterian Church held an Easter egg hunt for the children Satur- ' day afternoon, with Mrs. Jim Bailey, Mrs. Silas Romines, '’ Mrs. Jimmy James and Misses Pearl Cobb and Ann/ Harris assisting. * BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENT OSWALT Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Oswalt announce the birth of a daughter, Evlyn Roxanne, on April 7 at Bailey Memo rial Hospital. Mrs. Owaslt is the former Claudine Howell. WITH THE SICK Will Phipp has returned to the home of his brother, Her man Phipps, after two weeks illness at Bailey Memorial Hospital. Mrs. J. D. Hairston is re cuperating at the home of her daufhther and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. T. D. Douglas, with whom she resides fol lowing surgery at Self Memo rial Hospital in Greenwood, Dana Brown was a patient at Bailey Memorial Hospital a few days last week. Mrs. Nell Mills is ill with nu< - LYDIA BAPTIST CHURCH NEWS Revival services progress through The public is cordially vited each evening at 7:30. Circle Meet Tuesday The Omathine Dabbs Circle of the Woman’s Missionary Society will meet Tuesday evening at 7:80 at the home of Mrs. Edwin Evans on Pal metto Street. To Visit County Home Tuesday evening at 7:OOJ proven, or be forever barred. PERRY WILBURN, Committee March 31. 1966 A14-4c-A28 OFFICE SUPPLIES CHRONICLE PUB. CO. PHONE 833-0541 “LETS GET THE FACTS STRAIGHT’ . . . Here are what my monthly payments are. I told you I would have a comfortable mortgage when I financed my home here. >n/Zk'AS IkDFRAl SAVINGS AAD I U.\ X ASSOC/AT/O.X ,tt CLINTON- SOUTH C^f-OLIN . '' V • • .y ANTICIPATED DIVIDEND RATE Wo il services now in l will continue! Sunday evening. I Jbllc is cordially in-1 PIC 'H PAY SHOES Sing A Song Of Springtime Values ^ Ladies' & Teens' IMPORTED Italian Sandals $•>97 v V V Sizes 5-10 Choice of 3 styles. Soft, supple genuine "Brandy" leather uppers. Thong and sling styles. Leather soles. Also rope thong. Ladies’ and Teens’ Nationally Advertised CANVAS CASUALS Lac*-up A Stop-in styles. Sony, we can't mention the brand name. Ma chine washable. Full cushion Insole. White, Navy Blue, Plaid, Red, Light Blue Denim. Cl Children’s & Misses’ Top Quality CANVAS SNEAKERS -k Notionolly Advertised Machine washable. Rubber tip on toe. Heavy cushioned insole and arch. Can't men tion the famous nemo brand. Variety of colors. t Youths’, Boys’ & Men’s Let’s Play Ball! Approved “LITTLE LEAGUER” . . . Just Like The Profes sionals Wear! Baseball Shoes OPEN NIGHTS ’til 9 p.rn. Little Boys' Sixes 1 fe | Blg Boys' size I. Top quality leather. Black with white laces. Reinforced rubber spikes. Prices Good Pic f n Pay Stores EVERYWHERE! LaVONNE SHOPPING CENTER LAURENS, S. C ON HWY. 76 BY-PASS Plenty ef TREE PARKING PIC " PAY The Family Shoe Center