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Minton, S. C., Thursday, July 31, 1966
THE CLINTON CHRONICLE
-ydia Mill News • « •
Residents Visit in Pennsylvania
MRS. CLYDE TRAMMELL,
Correspondent and
Representative
Telephone 833-2006
lOtte, N. C., during
week's vacation.
wil celebrate their wedding
anniversary July 22.
Mrs .William Stone will cel
ebrate her birthday July 23.
Happy 45 wedding anniver
sary to Mr. and Mrs, H. C.
their chell Wigley, J. B. Vander- Smith today.
ford, Thomas Meeks, Claude - Mrs. W. L. Motte will cele-
- 4-,
Cross HiH News
MRS. HAROLD AUSTIN,
Correspondent
Mr. and Mrs. O. T. Mitch
ell of Lakeland, Fla., and Mr.
MAIflllltAI'C DaIIKIAII
nuiynuui* imuiiiiivii
Miss Melissa Cox left Sat- Tucker and little daughter,
urday for Majestic, Ky., Mary Kathryn, have returned
where she will be employed to their home in Chapel Hill, The annual Nabors-Neigh-
at a work camp with a group N. C., after visiting their bors reunion.wilL.be held on
of young people from the Sy- parents, Rev. and Mrs. W. Sunday, August 7,’at the Hur-
nod of South Carolina.
Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Bostic
F. Mitchell.
Mrs. J. A. Crisp is visiting
ricane Community
near Clinton.
center
Mrs. James King, Jr., of arid James Birchmore, George brate her birthday July 27. Mrs - , | aGk Matthews of of Bishbpville, visi t« d Mr. her s i s t er _j n _i aw Mrs Jack
Charleston, is spending two Jlmfes. Junior Thomas will observe Anderson, have been recent and Mrs T. R. Chandler
weeks with her parents, Mr. With The Sick his birthday July 26. Coker J. quests of Mrs. B. L. Mitchell during the week-end.
Mr. and Mrs. Wade Pen- an{ ] M rSi Frank Goss. Bud Fufiler underwent sur- Blackwell will celebrate a and ^* ss Charlotte Mitchell. Miss Gladys Griffin of
lington and Perry and Mr. 2$i r< and Mrs. Ray Camp- g«ry at Self Memorial Hospi- birthday July 22. July 23 will Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Me- Greenville, and Mr. and Mrs.
*nd Mrs. Joel Templeton and bt*l and Mike spent the 4th tal in Greenwood, on Tues- be the birthday of Claude Gra- Kissick and son, Ellis, Jr., J. H. Rogers of Columbia,
children spent a week’s vaca- week’s vacation at their trail- day of last week. dy. Mrs. D. E. Roberts’ birth- of Fort Pierce, Fla., visited were week-end guests of Mr.
tion v i s it i n g the former’s e r on l-nlfp Greenwood. Mrs C R Kuykendall has da y wil1 be Jul y 24 Mrs. Ma- Mr. and Mrs. J. E. McKis- and Mrs. J. T. Hollingsworth,
[brother, Steve Pennington, Mrs. Wallace Bagwell was been a patient at Bailey Me- j° r Crawford’s birthday will sick, last week. Mr. and Mrs.
[and Mrs. Pennington, and his the guest of her sister and morial Hospital. be 22 ® a f r y ^yatt will
sister, Mrs. Charles Domilla, brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. W. N. Nabors is a patient bave a birthday July 24. July
and Mr. Domflla, in Mercer, Robert Crowell, in Detroit, a t Self Memorial Haspital in 27 wiS be the birthday of Al-
Pa, They also visited many Mich., on her week’s vaca- Greenwood. ma Harvey. July 22 will be
points of interest while there tion. Mrs. LiHian Parker return- Mrs - R E Whitmire’s birth-
and also enroute. Mr. and Mrs. David Storay ed to her home on Saturday da y- Bob by Fuller Jr. will be
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Patter- a nd children of Greenville, after several weeks in Bailey ® years old July 23.
son visited her brother and were week-end guests of her Memorial Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Silas Romines
sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. mother, Mrs. Mary FaHaw, Harold Frick is confined to observed their wedding an-
James Estes, in Ninety Six a nd brother, Herbert Fallaw, his home with mumps. niversary July 11.
Sunday. a nd Mrs. Fallaw. On Satur- Miss Gloria Jackson has re- Herman Cooper will ob-
Mr. and Mrs. Lester Davis day, Mr. and Mrs. Storay and cuperated from mumps. Miss serve his birthday July 22, his
enjoyed their weeks vaca- Mr. Fallaw went deep sea Martha White was ill with son Dennis will be 16 and his
tion visiting points of interest fishing aboard the “Hurri- flu last week. Perry Penning- daughter Teresa 10 years old
in Maggie Valley, N. C., Gat- cane” near Myrtle Beach. ton is home following surgery on July 24.
linburg, Tenn., Newport, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Law- on his leg, at Bailey Memorial Mrs. Paul Motes observed
Tenn., and also visiting sev- son and children of Orange- Hospital. a birthday July 13 and her
eral relatives in various plac- burg, Thomas Turner of Dun- Birthdays And Anniversaries brother Waters King his on
es in Tennessee and North can> an d John Pratt of York, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bailey July 15.
Carolina. Saturday, Mrs. Da- were guests during the week- —■' ■
vis and Maxie visited their e nd of Mr. and Mrs. J. B. \ ...... . ,
grandmother and grandpa- Patterson. Mr. and Mrs, Ar-
rents, Mr. and Mrs. B. C. thur Brinkley of Orangeburg,
Dickson, in Cowpens. On Sun- visited them on Saturday, all
day Mr. and Mrs. Davis, L. coming for the wedding of
F. Davis and Mrs. AHison M rs. Pattersdn’k son, Bruoe
West attended the Haynes- m?11s, to Miss Marilyn Carol
Baldwin memorial day ser- Sease of Joanna on Satfft'day.
vices near Hot Springs, N. C. Donna Lawton and Mr. Tur-
Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Wages ner am j Mr. Pratt were In the
.and Mrs. Fannie Carter of wedding party.
Chester, visited Mrs. Wages’ Miss Carolyh Shelton of
|brother, Wade Pennington, Greenville, was a recent
[and Mrs. Pennington Sunday, week-end guest of her Win-
Kathy Brown and Ronnie throp College suite-mate,
i Brown have returned home M iss Gloria Jackson,
j after spending several days in M r. and Mrs. Harry Tem-
I Winnsboro with Mr. and Mrs. pleton and Miss Dianne Tem _
[Earl Wilkes and family. pleton spent a week’s vaca-
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil McLen- y on at Rj ver FaKs with Mrs.
don were guests of their Templeton . s broth€ri M r.
daughter, Mrs. Robert Bai- B roadus Barnett,
ley, and Mr. Bailey in Char-
Dinner will be served at 1
p.m. Everyone is asked to
Crawford, in Greenville, who bring a well filled picnic bas
is recovering from a recent ^et. All friends and relatives
illness. are invited to attend.
Terry lusti, Jimmy Adair, ———
Kathryn Mitchell and John CHRONICLE PUB. CO.
Pinson are attending junior
Charles cam P H at Camp Fellowship
this week.
OFFICE SUPPLIES
FALL KNITTING
CLASSES
ARE BEGINNING
NOW!
COME IN AND REGISTER
TODAY!
MRS. IONE WALLACE, Instructor
PHONE 833-0541
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PICK IP YOUR FREE “LET’S 60 TO THE RACES” CARDS EACH WEEK AT YOHR WIHH-DIXIE!!
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Miss Feroline Seay and Te-
SPECIAL REFEREE’S SALE re .®® ^! a3 f Sp ® nt the week - end
By virtue of the Decree of ^ ,th * eir sl *^ k and /^ t ’
the Court of Common Pleas Mrs^Royce Smith and Mr.
for Laurens County, South S ™ th "ear Laurens.
‘Carolina, heretofore granted Mr. and Mrs. Tommy Horg-
in the case of North American er a " d da “ ghter ? eneGne arc
Acceptance Corporation vs. 3pending the week with rela '
100
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Jack Drake
GREEN STAMPS
WITH THIS COUPON AND PURCHASE OP
$10.00 or More Order
AT YOUR CLINTON
WINN-DIXIE STORES
Void After
JULY 23
Mn. MlUrW Brack
D. Ma jure
Mn. C H. LaytM
Mn. Saraatl* Sklpram
Mn. ■rartra Tamar
Mn. Fraak McCatraa
Mn. Ray Wilraa
Jack ■tam
Uavar Kiaf
Mn.
Mn. Paal HaaiRUa
Mn- W. O. i
LIMIT ONE COUPON
PER ADULT CUSTOMER
C. B. Nivaaa
Mn. tt. A. SaraanHIa
Tkaaraa L Maik
Taaaaf Dark
Zafc Davh. Jr.
Mn. B. M. LaaiaNa
O. $. WBUaa
Dauilac Nyar
Mn. CajacN KaBy
Jam Yaaag
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Paal A. Oa*, Jr. M. J. SaaJan
Mn. H. OraJy Wkkmira J.V. BanaW
J. T. BarAaa Lm A. Oack
W. C. Daaiar
La MnMMBk§f
Rkky layla
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R—Bara# BraraH-Rw
B2S.0B WINNERS W. A. Awkr
L Kliky Mn. Ai
Yaaaa Tait
Mn. J, I. (
Julia WNcaa
6a«ra« Bark
Viffiaia SraMi
FlarJ Daara
J. B. ChaaJkr
B. T. Baatlar
Mn. TrW. Pkfcar
Virfiaia Saufkaia
Franc it Carter
Dick Baal
CrmB Akwiae CaH Hank
$10.00 WINNERS
Mn. Robbie Cranianj
J. A. Teller
HaraM Bn
PaaTDaal
Irk J. Berra lit
FrtMkW.Caa
Rebtrt K. Gantt
Jimmy Darrell Lawson and
Linda Dell Lawson, I, the un
dersigned Special Referee for
Laurens County, will sell on
fcives in Texas.. . _
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Birch
more and Mrs. Conpie Davis
were called to Columbia Sat-
August 1, 1966, at 11:00 o'clock “ l f day du f. to ^ d * ath , of
a.m M before the County Court- 2* ei i mothe L *Pr Lyla
house, Laurens County, South
Carolina to the highest bid
der: .
Birchmore. Funeral services
were held in Columbia Mon
day. Attending from ^Clinton
Ail that certain pieceTpar- ^ ^ ^
cel or lot of land, with all im- Mr f- J? aVls ' J ^ \ DavU ’ Mr :
provements thereon, or here- a " d Mrs J ilds - ®2 r mlna4 1 at \ d
after constructed thereon, sit- ^ hlldren - Mr ’ “ d Mrs Glaude
uate lying and being in the 2! rcl ! mor 5’ „ and Mrs -
State of South Carolina, Coun- Chartes^ Fall ow, Mrs.^ Louis
ty of Laurens, containing six Bond > Mr. and Mi*s v Bill Nel-
(6) acres, more or less, on *° n and J LGland - ^ack Tiylor,
the south side of a paved road r ' and ’ ^ rs i ^ 1 ’? nk 'FI 1
Frank .Birch
leading from S. C. Highway
more and
tamiiy-
Mia
Mn. H. H. Bkkra
Mn. H. M. Nokc
Mn. Jinray SraMi
Mn. J. E. Rm««, Jr.
Mn. W. H. B«ik*r
Prarf Price
Susanna War ion
V. B. Stwftk
H. C. LMa
Lucilk AnJirraa
CHUCK
iHOAST
lib. 49 c
)USDA(
(CHOICE)
W D BRAND
“OVEN READY’
Jeanette Bryan
Harry Coleman
R. D. Broom
H. H. Day
J. W. Bunarfnar
Mrs. V. H. EJwarJt
Jane McKinney
Brenda Gordon
Mrs. Rickard Black
Mn. Archie Nakt
P. C. Holbrook
Lanny Fortner
Carolyn Dukee
R. A. Campbell
Ruth Patterson
D. C. Broome
Ruby Jones
Mrs. R. E. Smith
W. K. Hunt
JlisdaT
^choice)
W-D BRAND
7:00 P.M. Each Saturday . ..
CHANNEL 3 CHARLOTTE
0:00 P.M. Each Saturday . . WFBC-TV
CHANNEL 4 GREENVILLE
Get your free race card each week ot Winn-Dixie. No
purchase is necessary. Save your race card and watch
the five televised races each Saturday night. If your
horse's number finishes os indicated on your free card,
you are a winner. You can win in any one of the five
races each week. Winning race numbers are also post
ed Monday in alt Winn-Dixie Stores. Get your free
cord with each visit to W'nn-Dixie! No purchase neces
sary!
7"RIB WUCK SH0 - ln CHUCK
ROAST [STEAK roast i ROAST
,b 89c | |b 59c i b 69c 1 lb 69c
jUSOAf
(CHOICE)
W-D BRAND
boneless
TusdaT
(choice)
W-D BRAND
BONELESS
James
308 to S. C. Highway 56 about .* h . d ,- M1 . S8 Edfta
five miles north of ■ffififfeiUtoi’.M.
of Clinton in ScuffietoWil _ WD KOfpf
Township, being bounded on B ^ ink l e y(i.|Mv?.jj^Winfd ,^o
the northwest and north by Tbornwell ^ Children & HOtne
said road 480 feet, more or after kpeadiag a month with
less, on the northeast by lands ^ eir ? un .V ^ rs, 1 Er A nk Walk-
now or formerly of Lee Roy er and a ^ ier re at,ves -
Osborne 1140 feet, more or rs ' ^^by spent a
less, on the southwest bylands week wlth hfer
BACON
now or formerly of Harry E.
Baldwin and lands now or for
merly of Dave and Essie M.
Lawson 1294 feet, more or
less, and being shown and de
lineated by plat of S. T. Mar-
Darby, FI, U.6.N. in Norfolk,
Va. and Mrs. Darby also vi-
sited her grandchildren
Misses Laura, Markin and
Ana Darby in Norfolk. Miss
Pam Brown returned home
tin dated August 19, 1955 and Sunday after two K^eks visit
recorded in the Clerk of wit !j he r cousins arid with hfer
Court’s Office for Laurens dP<?e- Eora Gaddy of
County in Plat Book 11, Page
208.
The above is the same pro
perty conveyed to the mort
gagors by deed dated July 24,
Chester is now visiting her
sister, Mrs. Darby.
Mr. and Mrs. George Black
of Salt Lake City, Utah and
o ^ Mrs. G. Black of Macon, Ga.
1961 and recorded in the Clerk ^ ere rece nt guests of Airs,
of Court’s Office for Laurens „f nry ^ rs - George
County. Black is the former Bernice
TERMS OF SALE: FOR ° raves ' ® forme r Clinton res-
CASH — the Special Referee lde " t „ Qn Mr s- King
to require a deposit of five ® nd nd Mrs. Paul Motes
(5%) per cent of ^he amount and attended the Goff
bid (in cash or equivalent) ^ un ‘ oa ®t Amicks Picnic
same to be applied on the Grounds near Saluda. Mrs.
purchase price in case of s son Waters with his
compliance, and in case of 1^“® ® nd c bildr0n, Jeffrey
non - compliance, same to be _ ynn and Nashville,
forefeited and applied to the Tena - are expected here for
costs and plaintiff’s judgment a y . * J® 4 ? 1 " week -
and the property re-advertis- Mlss Ea tby Callahan of Un-
ed for sale upon the same 10n 'J ras , Sunday overnight
terms at the risk of the for- ? u ® st a £ 1 ^ S8 Sbeila Vander-
mer highest bidder. No per- Darlene Vander-
sonal or deficiency judgment 18 vl8Rdg b®? srandpar-
being demanded, the bidding eI " 8 ’ and Mrs. L. H. Sm
will not remain open after the Mr- and Mrs. L. H.
date of sale but compliance ia Union,
with the bid may be had im- , Mrs. Bobby Fuller and chil-
mediately. ’ ■ dren, Bob, Susan and Nancy
This sale Is to be made sub- of . Ga {{ n ? y 8 b ent th® week-
ject to the lien of a prior ® nd with Mr8 - Bud Fuller. Bob
mortgage given by the defen- ad 8pent the fourth week
dants to Citizens Federal Sav- hls grandparents. Mrs.
ings & Loan Association on f, u ‘ ler ’ Mrs.. Bobby Fuller ahd
October 14, 1961, In the origin- Mrs. Wayne Fuller v^ited Air.
al amount of $3200.00 which Bud Fl »ler in Self Memorial
mortgage is recorded in the Bbspftal in Greenwood Sun-
office af the Clerk of Court day ; M r8 - Fuller and Homer
for Laurens County in Mort- Fuller have visited* him at
other times during the week.
At National Guard camp.
A number pf Lydians are
attending the National Guard
camp at Carrip Stewart, Ga.
for two weeks. Among these
are Johnny Walker, Larry
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* 59/
W-0 OrS Grade ’K YOUNG HEN (10-14 lb.)
TURKEYS ... , 39<
AYER ALL MEAT OR BEEF
59*
PINKY PIG (90 frac stomps with each pkg.)
FORK SAUSAGE » (9«
SMOKY CANYON . . SLICED
CHIPPED BEEF 3 tS. ’1.
W-D Fz. (50 free stamps per pkg.) B (Vi-lb.) steaks
2-lb. $j|59
W-D U- S. CHOICE
Rib Eye Steak » $ 1
59
W-D U. S. CHOICE BONELESS
Lean Stew...»69
W-D U. S. CHOICE
Beef Short Ribs u 39
MARHOEFER COOKED BONELESS CANNED
pkg.
UNO O* SUNSHINE
Butter -69/
Coflee - 59/
CHEK
DRINKS
15 ir’l.
Ham 4
u.
CAN
SOUTH CAROLINA GRADE "A" URGE PALMETTO FARM
SCOTT -
TOWELS
2 59)/
£ggs
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THRIFTY MAID SWEET OR UNSWEET GRAPEFRUIT
• DIXIE CRYSTALS or DOMINO
Limit: 1 With $5.00 Order
SUGAR 5»i49c
PIXIE DARLING SOUR DOUGH . . 25 FREE STAMPS PER LOAF
Bread - 29*
ARMOUR
TREE!
12-oz.
49/
Juice
BLUE BAY CHUNK STYLE
Tana
44-«s.
CANS
4Vi-os.
CANS
OLD DIZorWRIGLEY
CHARCOAL
DIXIE DARLING FRUIY . 2$ FREE STAMPS PER PKG.
QUICK AND IASY TO HX
FROZEN FOODS
JOHNSTON DUTCH APPLE OR CUSTARD
PIES 3 » 70/
Buns
Shortening .
8-CT.
PKG.
ASTOR VEGETABLE . . Limit 1 with food order
TWO W-D CUT-UP
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ChickMB
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CAKES
i local. Yrmw-alKie
MORTON GERMAN CHOC OR DANISH PECAN
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TASTE O' SEA PERCH OR FLOUNDER
FILLET ... 2
DEEP SOUTH
Limit 1 with $5.00 order or more
pkgs.
Mayonnaise..
gage Book 174 at page 352.
, Thomas A. Babb,
as Special Referee
James W. Workman,
Tompkins,. McMaster &
Thomas, • 1 '
Attorneys for Plaintiff
3c-J28 Motes. Wayne Alcwine, Mit-
Sauaaga
vara Am» july ism
SUPERBRAND
SHERBET
ICE CREAM
2 £99/
cons
DIXIE THRIFTY "Tht Rcol Thinfl”
Orange JUICE 6^1
MINUTE MAID REGULAR OR PINK
LEMOHADE 6^ c ‘
TOPPING^
FROZEN FRENCH FRY OR NUGGET
POTATOES
Limit .1 of your cholf't with a $5.00 order
Detergent
ARROW
GIANT
PKG.
QUART
JAR
GIANT
PKG.
BOLD
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3 ^ 1
3 2-lb. $400
Pkgs. I
THRIFTY MAID
BABY UMAS 2 2 p&
LUSCIOUS WESTERN
CANTALOUPES
1 r. 7 9 f
VINE-RIPENED
HONEYDEWS
69^
Large
JUICY SUNKIST
LEMONS
43/
Dozen
only
THOMPSON
GRAPES
2-49/
SEALTEST ORANGE OR GRAPE
POPSICLES
FRESH FROZEN SLICED
Strawberries
4 X: 99/
U. S. NO. 1 . . WHITE
4 99*
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