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Clinton, S. C., Thursday, May 5, 1966
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THE CLINTON CHRONICLE
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Craigs Have Weekend Guests
MRS. W. J. HOGA’N
Correspondent and
' Representative
' Telephone 697-6949
Sunday. r Edmonds, Dora and Buena,
Last Sunday guests of Mr. were Mr. and Mrs. Robert
ahd Mrs. T. C. Holcombe Ballew of Clinton. Other com-
were Mr. and Mr?. Bobby pany on Sunday were Rev.
M-c r V H 1. r. V n k Clement and family of Abbe- and Mrs. Clee Blackwell and
xwrs. j. r. nuenany ot vUle Saturday Mr #nd Mr and Mrg stokeg Martin
Mrs. J. B. Hadden and
Woodruff, was a week-end
guest of her brother and sis- . ..
,er«„:l a w. Mr. o( Greenwood.
M* ** ATTEND "“"“N 0
Dale of Waterloo, and Mr. and
Hoi- Mrs. Tommy Hollingsworth
Mrsf David Gogan were the Mr. .and< Mrs. L. H. Poag
n! v L « C ^ and latter’s sister and family, Mr. attended the wedding of their
Mrs. t. H. urgig, 01 Ufpvn- ^ lnd Mrs Eddie p a i e0f Terry, grandson, Pvt. David Poag,
vl e ' ' ‘TOresp and A1 of Anderson. and Miss Joanne Rushton in
Carson Nabors, who was in • N a than and Derek Gurney Whitmire Sunday afternoon.
Atlanta, Ga„ last week on a of Co ronaca( g p e nt the week- Mrs - 01a Murrah returned
busmess trip, .was joined by end with g rand pat e ms, home on Browning
Mrs. Nabors and 'children, Mr. and Mrs. James Derrick Avenue Saturday after a 9-
Dale and Dennis, and Cindy on t j,e Whitmire Road On day stay in Bailey Memorial
Prater for the week-end. They Sunday afternoon their' par- Hospital. Visiting her on Sat-
v/ere guests .of, Mr aad Mrs.. , Mr and Mrs Ronald urday were Mr. and Mrs.
•Terry Howard. SSiey vl.tted fhe Derrick. Tommy Brown and family of
Mrs. Mary Kinard and Ow- also before retumihg home Clinton. On Sunday, Mr. and
ens visited Mr. and Mrs. Cprl with the children.
D. Kindrd and infant son in
hire
AbbOf'ilfe last Sunday. Week recently with Miss Dor-
Mrs. Annie Hall visited,her;,is Abrams in Greenville, and
son and family, Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. George Reed in Lyman.
Jim Hall, in Littfe Mountain Dinner guests of Mrs. L, D.
Mrs. Buddy-Murrah of Simp-
, ,* *. * sonville and Mr. and Mrs.
Mrs. J. J. Abrams spent a „ w, . . „i
...m, Bruce Morgan of Greenville,
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Insurance Agency
200 North Broad St. ;—Dial 833*1121
C. H. LEONARD
MRS. EMILY MARLER
NOW, “ALL RISKS” INSURANCE PROTECTION
FOR YOUR BOAT, TRAILER AND MOTOR
. . . including coverage for damage in transit, and
collision in the waier\ . . insurance for 12 months
navigation . s, . inoiuding coverage while being
transported overland. Liability protection for col
lision damage to another vessel afloat is provided
at no extra cost when your boat is included under
this coverage.
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Flavor-Crisp Chicken
DINNER
95c
3- Pieces of Chick
en, F. ‘F» Potatoes,
>le Slaw and' Hot
Rolls
Bargain Box
$2,15 t
A People
visited Mrs. Murrah.
BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENT
kinArd
Mr. and Mrs. Carl David
Kinard of Abbeville, an
nounce the birth of a son,
Cart David, Jr,, on April 4.
Mrs. Kinard is the former
Rachel Mundy of Abbeville.
Company of Mr. and Mrs.
L. H. Ppag on Saturday were
Mr. and Mrs. Ryan Poag and
daugter, Dawn, and Miss
Kathy Leactf of; Baltimore,
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Mr. and Mrs. Tommy
Boyce of Fieldale, Va., were
guests last week-end of Mr.
and Mrs. Marion Boyce.
tV&MAN’S CLUB MEET
On Thursday, May 5, the
Woman’s Club will hold the
regular meeting at 7:30 p. m.
A special guest, Mrs. Alma
Galloway, will speak on in
terior decorating. The public
is invited.
Honored on birthday
Gaye V. Sellers was sur
prised with a birthday party
on Sunday, April 24, given by
his daughter and son-in-law,
Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy E. Hea
ton, of Clinton. A number of
friends and relatives gather
ed at the Sellers home on
Tillman Circle for the occas
ion. After refreshments were
served, Mr. Sellers was re
membered with many nice
gifts.
BIRTHDAY PARTY
On Friday evening at the
Joanna picnic shelter, Bruce
Clark was honored with a
birthday party, given by his
mother. The group enjoyed
games to suit the occasion
and played records. After
Bruce opened the gifts, Mrs.
Clark, assisted by Mrs. Ben
Pitts, served refreshments.
HOME FROM HOSPITAL
Friends will be interested
to know Mrs Joyce C. Eptirig
is ihiprovfng at the Home of
her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
George Childers on Tillman
Circle, after being on the
critical list at Self Memorial
hopsital in Greenwod recent-
!y. ,
BIRTHDAYS and
ANNIVERSARIES
Happy birthday May 5th to
Larry David Davenport.
Friday birthday greetings
go to' Grace Lewis, Charlie
Lollis, and Boyd Patterson.
'Alga on vthat day. Mr. and
Mrs. C. H. Godfrey celebrate
a wedding anniversary.
On May 7th DerriH Bozard
and Christy Lynh Bouknight
will “celebrate birthdays.' .
Patricia Ann Morgan, Bar
bara Ann Johnson, Louise
Tucgar and Martin Bolick
will' celebrate birthdays on
May 8th.
Best wishes for a happy
birthday on May 9th to Joey
hodie and Charles Norwood.
May 10th is the birthday of
Karen Lowery, Dianne Pra
ter, Mike Bishop, Elizabeth
Cobosco, Ed Hunnicutt, Mike
Rowe, L. Kenneth Long and
Calvin Owens.
Stanley Ellison, Jerry Gen
try and William Earl Puckett
will have birthdays on May
11th.
LEWIS FAMILY TO
JOANNA
' Mrs. James W. (Skipper)
Lewis and children of Cayce.
will make their home tempo
rarily in Joanna. Mr. Lewis,
who has been transferred to
California, will be working on
the U. S. Weather Bureau Pa-
Pacific Weather Project, going
aboard the Oceanographer
June 1. Thera h? will .be
working on the weather ex
periments being performed off
the coast until August, after
which he will leave for the
Far East. Judy, Scott and
Tela will Join him in Los An
geles. Mr. Lewis is the son
of Mr. and Mrs. Shuford Lew
is, and Mrs. Lewis is the
daughter of ■ Mr. and Mrs.
Harmon G. Murrah, Jr.
CREDITORS' NOTICE
All persons having claims
against the estate of James
H. Cato, deceased are here
by notified to file the same
duly verified, with the under
signed, and those indebted to
said estate will please make
payment likewise.
Gladys Adair Cato
Executrix
800 Elizabeth Street
Clinton, S. C. , .. .
March 22nd, 1966 . A14-3c-M5
NOTICE OF BIDS
Notice is hereby given that
sealed bids will be received
by the Laurens County Fair
Association on three perma
nent type concession stands
to be constructed on the Fair
Grounds in Laurens. All work
must be completed by Sep
tember 30, 1966. Bids must be
submitted on the entire lot,
not on individual units, and
must be received at the office
oi Joe F. Smith, Jr., at the
Laurens Commission of Pub
lic Works, 216 West Laurens
Street, before 5:00 p. m., May
12, 1966. Blueprints and speci
fications may be obtained
from John G. Gatlin, at the
canteen of the Laurens Shirt
Corporation, Highway 76 By
pass, from 6:30- a. m. until
2:30 p. m., Monday through
Friday.
JOHN G. GATLIN,
General Manager
A28-2c-M5
FAT OVERWEIGHT
Available to yon without a,
doctor’s preserpition, our
product called Galaxon. You
must lose ugly (at or your
money back. Galaxon is a
tablet and easily swallowed.
Get rid of excess fat and
live longer. Galaxon costs
3 00 and Is sold on this
arantee: if not satisfied
for any reason, just return
the package to your druggist
and get your full money
back. No questions asked.
Galaxon is sold with this
guaranty by Young’s Phar
macy, Clinton.. Mail Orders
Filled. - flO-bc-ml?
IF YOU DON’T- READ
THE CHRONICLE
YOU DON’T GET
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Blue Hose Name
Grid Co-Captains
A brainy halfback and two
outstanding linemen have
been elected co-captains of
the 1966 Presbyterian Col
lege football teem, Coach
Cally Gault announced today.
Teammates named halfbek
Jim Johnson of Georginna,
Ala., tackle John Monk of
Atlanta, and end James
Smith of Sylvania, Ga., to
lead the Blue Hose through
the coming fall campaign All
three are rising seniors.
Johnson is a hard-running
back who has made the
Dean’s List consistently while
taking PC’s difficult pre
medical program. Monk was
cited for his rugged line play
last year by being named to
the second team AH- South
Carolina selection. And Smith
ranks as a topflight end both
offensively and defensively.
“We have three unusually
fine men to lead our team
next year,” Gault said in
making the announcement.
“I am sure they will contrib
ute a great deal to the spirit
and over-all strength of our
football efforts.”
New SCA Officers
Named At College
A new slate of officers has
taken over the direction of
the Student Christian Associ
ation at Presbyterian College
after being chosen in cam
pus-wide elections.
Mike McGehee, a rising
senior from Marianna, Fla.,
moves into the president’s
chair succeeding Jim Stan
ford of Decatur, Ga. Johnny
McCallum of Jackson, Miss.,
is the new ;vice-president;
Johnny Walther of Virginia
Beach, Va., treasurer; apd
Dianne Adams of Simpson-
ville, secretary.
The SCA has direction of
the student religious life on
campus and sponsors a year-
round program of activity.
Receive TB Letter
Clinton High School sen
iors have received a letter
from the Tuberculosis and
Health Associaiton of Green-
wood-Laurens Counties point
ing out the opportunities
available to those qualified
for healht careers. The let
ters urged each graduate to
consider service in the field
of health.
OFFICE SUPPLIES
CHRONICLE PUB. CO.
CREDITORS’ NOTICE
All person having claim
against the estate of Williaih
B. Blakely, 'deceased, are
hereby notified to file the
same duly verified, with the
unresigned, and tho*e indebt
ed to safd estate will please
makd» payment likewise.
Frances M. Blakely,
Executrix
106 Young Drive
Clinton, S. C.
April 12, 1966 A14-8C-M
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SPABTANBUBG. S. C.
The Family Bucket $3.50
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15 Pieces of Chicken, 8 Hot Rolls
Serves 5 To 7 Hungry People
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The Barrel . 4 . j $4,75
21 Pieces of Chicken
PerfectJFor Tired Housewives, Parties, Picfiie,
Church Parties and Social Functions
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Fish Dinner .... .;. $1.00
2 Flounder Fillets, French Pries, Cole Slawt
, Hot Rofa-and TfeUr Sany _
Bucket of Fish J* ^... * .. $3.95
10 Filfih ofjfonfe^Cole Slaw,
Tartar Sauce and Hot Rolls
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Bucket ’O Shrimp v $3-05
25 Jumbo Shrimp, Tartar Sauce,
6 Hot Biscuits _
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BE ASSURED OF THE BEST POSSIBLE
PRICE FOR YOUR CATTLE AND HOGS
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Sell Where There
Are Always Plen
ty of Packers and
Out of State Buy
ers.
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Your Continued Patronage Has Made This
One of The Outstanding Sales in the South
SALUDA COUNTY
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South Broad Street -
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S. P. McGill—Phone HI 5-2765—R. T. McLendon
S or Hauling Call HI 5-7434, Saluda, S. C.; R. T.
IcLendon, 637-2233, 'or Harry Berry, Garden
2-5871, Ninety-Six, 8. C.
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• Side entrance handy to kitchen and
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• Master bedroom with walk-in closet,
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• Roomy, wife-saving kitchen-dining
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• Spacious living room with bay window
• Light, airy two-window corner
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ALL THIS FOR ONLY $9,500 ON YOUR LOT!
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