The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, July 28, 1966, Image 3
Clinton, S. C., Thursday, July 28, 1966
THE CLINTON CHRONICLE
WHO'S
WHERE
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— As —
Reported By
Naomi Seymour
Phones 833-0541 or 833-1817
Items qf Interest About Clinton Folk
FINAL SETTLUflfENT Any person indebted to Mid
Take notice that 4n the 5th estate is notified and required
Sfit. and Mrs. Joel B. Cook they will spend the next two charge from my trust as Ex-
of Orlando, Florida spent the weeks vacationing. Mr. Lay- ecutor.
past week with his mother, ton wHl join them on the Any person indebted to said . ^ make payment on or ^
Mrs. O. B. Miller. week-ends. estate is notified and required aay of Au g ust > 1
The friends of Miss Ethel Mrs. Don Witherspoon, Jr., to make payment on or be- render a fmal account of my havina eialm,
Hunter will be interested in of Victoria, Texas, was the fore that date, and all per- acts and doings as Adminis- sons having claim* against
knowing that she is convales- guest last week of her sister- sons having claims against trator of t he estate of Eva ^■ d
cing from a recent fall at in-law, Mrs. John Mimnaugh said estate will present them Nfl the office £ £ before date^ duly
Fairfield Home, Ridgeway, S. and Mr. Mimnaugh. Mrs. on or before said date, duly proven or be forever barredL
r Withersnonn U snendinc sev- proven or be forever barred. 01 ine Jua S e 01 rronaie oi CHARLES WALDRON
Chand- era! weeks with her mother, CHARLES WALDRON Laurens County, at 10 o’clock Trust Officer
Trust Officer a. m., and on the same day & Son,
M. S. Bailey & Son, w jy apply for a final dis- Bankers
Bankers , . . * »j L/iinton, o.
Mr. and Mrs. J. A.
ler, Jr. and children, Beth Mrs. Lee McHugh in Clemson.
and Jan of Atlanta, Ga. have Mrs. Fred Scott, Mrs. Attis
been visiting their mother, Todd and Roy Workman, Jr.,
Mrs. J. A. Chandler, Sr. visited points of interest i n j > 5 iglge b ‘
Mrs. Thurston Giles, Mrs. the mountains of North Ca- u y ■
will apply for a final dis
charge from my trust as Ad-
4c-J28 ministrator.
Administrator.
July 5, 1966
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Miss Anne Ledford of Au- Chaney of this city, spent the due to the illness of Mr. Lea. Jasper Rowland, Mrs. Law- rolina last week,
gusta, Ga., was the week- weekend in Elizabethton, Mr. and Mrs. H. M. O'Kel- rence Warren, and Mrs. Bar- Mrs. J. B. Wilder joined
end guest of her brother and Tenn as guests of Mr. and ly accompanied by Mr. and ry Wingard will return today by Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Wilder
family Mr and t pn H Mrs Pierce Hughes. Mrs. G. E. Ballew and son, from a few days stay in Hen- of McCormick and Miss Sara
Ledfqrd Accompanying her M r and Mrs Cecil Cray- Danny, of Atlanta, Ga., are dersonville, N. C. Louise Wilder of Charlotte,
home for a visit were the ton and family are spending spending the week at Myrtle Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Quarles N. C., spent the week-end with
Ledford children, Lou and this week camping near Myr- Beach - spent Sunday in McCormick the latter’s aunt, Mrs G C.
John Leonard, who will also tie Beach. and Mrs. R. Michael with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Perkuson in Raleigh, N. C.
visit with their grandparents, Mrs Joe w Le a ke Misses Turner and daughter, Clairt, Winn. They also visited Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Lyndd Poe
Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Ledford, x-y b e 11 e and Josephine accompanied a group of Hori- Quarles’ brother, Dr. W. Y. and daughters, Lisa and Amy
Mr. and Mrs. Bailey Dixon Neighbors spent several days zon CIub g irls lo ° CL ‘ an Drive Wh ° l* a P atieat at of Asheville, N. C„ spent the
and family returned during th last week at Lake Junaluska, for a weeks sta y- the girls belt Memorial Hospital in week-end with her parents,
and family returned during n C are Sharon Plaxico, Jane Tim- Greenwood . Mr. and Mrs. Harwood Nel-
the weekend from a weeks Mrs. John W: Little is vis- merma n, Melissa turner, Ka- Dr. and Mrs. A. B. Stump son.
stay at Pawley’s Island. Ring her daughter, Mrs. John thryn Arnold ' L 66 Davis, Rita and daughters, Allison, Nan- Mrs. H. M. Geer of Valdos-
Mr and Mrs. L. H. Lee Pittman and Mr. Pittman in J° hnson . Betty Jo Stewart, C y, and Margaret, and Caro- ta, Ga., is spending several
and family have returned from Rockingham, N. C. Kay Poole, Judy Reynolds, lyn Todd have returned from weeks with her parents, Mr.
a vacation trip to Hilton Head Mr. and Mrs. Henderson Sheila Campbell and Jenny a two weeks vacation, visit- and Mrs. B. L. Smtih.
Island. ‘ Pitts spent several days in Edw ards. ing points of interest in Balti- Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Wilson,
Barley pixon Jr. will leave Highlands, N. S., recently. Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Thomas more, Md., Gettysburg, Pa., Mr. and Mrs. Ferdinand Ja-
Sunday for a months stay at To Make/Home In accompanied by^lr. and Mrs. and other points of interest. cobs, Jr., Mrs. R. H. Brown
Camp Mac near Talladega, Greenville Jack Vaughan of Anderson Attend Maxwell Funeral and Miss Minnie Lane spent
Alabama. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest R. spent severai days this week Mr. and Mrs. Charles Buice last week at Myrtle Beach.
Mr. and Mrs. Bailey Dixon. Ouzts wiH be leaving Satur- in the mountains near Hen- were in Augusta, Ga. on Mon- Mr. and Mrs. Murphey
Mrs. J. L. Padgett of Sen- day to make their home in dersonville. While away they day, going especially for the Timmerman and Miss Jane
eca is visiting this week with Greenville. Mr. Ouzts, former attended the play at Flat funeral services of Mrs. Wil- Timmerman visited Mr. and
her daughteV, Mrs. Sam Me- agent for State Farm Insur- Rock, N. C. liam (Billy) Maxwell at the Mrs. R. D. Nance in Deland,
Crary, Mr. McCrary and ance, is now associated with James P. Sloan, member Westover Cemetery in Augus- F'la., the past week-end. They
family. American Mutual Insurance of the political science de- ta. Mrs. Maxwell is the daugh- were accompanied home by
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Arnold in Greenville. Visiting with partment of the College of ter-in-law of Grover C. Max- their son, Tim, who had been
and Mr. and Mrs. H. Francis them this week is Mrs. Ouzts’ Charleston, , returned to the well, president of the Max- visiting his grandparents the
Blalock spent several days mother, Mrs. P. A. Rushton city last week and is vaca- well Brothers Furniture Com- past two weeks,
last week visiting points of of Memphis, Tenn. tioning at home for eight pany. She died Saturday eve- Mr. and Mrs. Henderson
interest in Beaufort, Hilton Mrs. W. L. Marshall spent weeks following completion of ning i n a fire that destroyed Pitts were in Statesville, N.
Head, and Savannah, Ga. several days last week with his teaching assignment in the her home. C., for the week-end where
Visit In Tenn. her sister, Mrs. W. Bruce first summer session. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Burnett they attended the wdding of
Mr. and Mrs. Jimmie Cha- Lea and Mr. Lea at their Mrs. Thornwell Dunlap is Jr. and children and Mr. and their son, John Henderson
ney of Greenwood accompan- home in Rocky Mount, N. C. a patient at Bailey Memorial Mrs. Jimmy Cagle visited Mr. Pitt!§, III, to Miss Martha
ied by Mr. and Mrs. Carl Mrs. Marshall went especially Hospital.
'Mvtpoinir KING-SIZE
BEFBIGEBATOB-FBEEZEB SUMMER SALE!
Come in! Have a
KING-SIZE bottle of COKE on
and Mrs. Caldwell Hender- Anne Reid of Charlotte,
son and family on Sunday at Mr. and Mrs. W. G. King,
their home near AsheviHe, Sr., returned Thursday fol-
while they toured the Bilt- lowing several days visiting
more Estates. in the mountains.
Dr. and Mrs. James Mac- Mr - and Mrs - Rcesc Youn «
donald and family returned and family are spending sev-
Sunday from aweeks visit to era ^ da ys vacationing at Paw-
Washington, D. C. and other * ey s Island,
points of interest. Mrs. J. D. Jeanes spent
».. . ». .. , o • * Monday in Columbia with Mr.
Attend National Honor Society T . . . .. ,
„ J Jeanes, who is a hospital pa-
Convention . t Uprp
Misses Lucille McSween and */!„ T A T i r< a
„ „ .. . , Mrs. J. D. Jeanes left Wed-
Karen Surratt represented . , .
,.h Ji fVi., nesday for Atlanta, going es
pecially for the graduation of
Clinton High School at the
WIN
10
CASES
KING-SIZE bottles of COKE
SUESS HOW MANY WE'VE STORED IN OUR...
Dr. Keisler's Subject
Dr. E. B. Kreisler, the in-
HhKripirfnir
NO-FRQSf
KING-
CAPACiTf
REFRIGEROTOR-FBEEZEB
* X
MODEL CTF U70
• Two-door 18.8 co. ft. i
• No-Frost 12.7 Cl. ft raMpotor
• No-Frost 1374b. froozor
• Rolls oit oa whook for oosf
dealing, swoopkfc wuag
• Twin porceMi iwol wfcpon
built-in ogg storage, ceiveiieit
298.83
W/T
*OINT MOOR CTA514F
tefrosl Hotpolnf 14, H-OA
gerator plot 1 102-lb. fiMK-
5-out shelves) meat keeper
win vegetable crisper*)
door shelves; rolls ee* for
eaning, waxing.
229.88
W/T
HOTFOtNT MOOR «M9>2F
Mo-Frost Hotpolnf 12) 9-cu. ft.
refrigerator plus 86-lb. freezer; 2
•Ifcfe-out shelves; slide-out crisper;
deep door shelves) never needs
defrosting) rolls out on wheels for
easy cleaning.
199.88
National Honor Society Con- . ,
vention held earlier this week ^ Cr R randson ’ Tommy Jeanes,
yenuon nem earner tnis weeK from the DeKalb Area Tech _
m Columbia They are the nica , Schoo| shc wi| , rcmain
daushters of Mr. and Mrs. there , or a lw „ wccks vj5l ,
Harry Y. McSween of this
city and Mr. and Mrs. J. R.
Surratt of Joanna.
Dr. and Mrs. Davis V. Pitts
were called to Prosperity on terim pastor of St. John’s
Monday for the funeral scr- Lutheran Church, announces
vices of Mrs. Pitts’ aunt, Miss as his subject for next Sun-
Myrtle Bowers. Services were day mojrning, “Falsity Eli-
held in Prosperity at 4 p.m. cits God’s Fury”. His text
Mrs. Glen B. Reaves and will be the lesson (Jeremiah
sons returned to their home 23:16-29) for that day.
in Orlando, tla! on' Stihday Di*. Keisler states that it is
forlowing two weeks visit neither his design nor desire
here with- their parents arid to be sensational, but rather
grandparents, Dr. and Mrs. simply and honestly to arrive
Davis V. Pitts. Mrs. Reaves at the clear meaning of the
came especially to be an at- passage and to relay it to any
tendant in the weddirig of who may elect to worship in
Miss Barbara Jackson in Hon- His church on that day. The
ea Path. service begins at 11:00 o’
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Thomp- clock.
son are spending several :
weeks vacation in Nassau with FINAL SETTLEMENT
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Take notice that on the 8th
Clifford Thompson. While day of August, 1966 I will
there they are visiting sever- render a final account of my
al of the outer is’lands includ- acts and doings as Executor
ing Grand Turk Islands. of the estate of Rachel M. HoL
Mrs. H. C. Layton accom- lingsworth in the office
panied by her daughter, Miss of the Judge of Probate of
Jean Layton and Carol Blake- Laurens County, at 10 o’clock
ly of Greenville left Monday a. m., and on the same day
for Windy HM1 Beach where will apply for a final dis-
lIU M>1 TLh-
lie Soloction Ladies’ & feenT
ifAUAN SANDALS
Imported From Italy
Values To '200
«■«« «#«...
5-10
Slinat t Step-In Stylet
Soft, Genuine Leether Uppers.
Leettier Seles.
W/T
GET TbM KING-SIZE
bottles ol COKE* FREE)
with purchase
of any Hotpoint
KING-SIZE Capacity
Refrigerator-Freezer
Full Lines Of Hotpoint Appliances On Display
LAWSON
Big St lection Ladies & Teens
SUMMER CANVAS
Values (T* ^ Cfl
to $4.00 js t 3U
Ucc Up ■
£r Slip On
Styles
Man’s Big Boys’
“THICKY” CASUALS
$022
At 84.00 w M
Lnce-np and sKp-en styles. Thick crepe eelee.
Vaknabed maided cmhUa cab. Sites 6 Vi - 12.
PIC " PAY
La Vonne
Shopping Center
LAURENS, S. C.
Planly of FRKI PARKING
The Family Shoe Center
Now hear this
LOUDondCLEAR!
“We invite you to do all
your banking here.”
M. S. Bailey & Son, Bankers
Established 1886
Member FDIC Clinton, S. C
"41/2 % Interest Paid On One Year Savings Certificates'
This summer Harry's renting
a cottage with indoor plumbing-
on what he saved at his Chevroiet dealer’s
Cruise this vacation in Impala comfort
with foam-cushion seats,
a trunk like a small trailer
and your caliber 6 or V8
whisking you along.
This year’s Chevrolets
are the most-and right
now r so are the savings.
ChtviolH Division
This is the time of year you feel like holding
up a do-not-disturb sign to the world—and
relaxing. And relax you will the moment
the door of one of these new Chevrolets
closes behind you. The ride—with a hefty
Full Coil spring at each wheel—isolates
you from bumps and such annoyances. The
power—seven engines available all the way
Chevrolet Impala Sport Coupe—
With door-to-door carpeting
and all the other Body by Fisher comforts
you richly deserve.
to a 425-hp Turbo-Jet V8—is the kind
that’s made for getting away from it all.
And to help you see exactly where you’re
getting, you’ve got 2-speed windshield
wipers with washer among eight standard
safety aids. So get off to the right kind of
start this vacation—and get down to your
Chevrolet dealer’s.
See the man who can
save you the most- \
your Chevrolet dealer
Chevrolet CheveDe Chevy II Corrair Corvette
SB-1707
PLAXICO CHEVR0LH, INC
W. MAIN ST.
CLINTON, S. C.
TELEPHONE 833-M48
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