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T > , t n ? Clinton, S. C., Thursday, Anprust 11,196B l"'' ~ ' * oanna News . . THF rUVTON fTT^ONTri F IS ibramses Visit in Massachusetts C. parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. A. returned from ,a visit with brother, C. C. Vaughan of C07 ducted Thursday at 4 p.m. at Simpson for a few days before Mr. and Mrs. William Cromer lumbia; and six grandchild- his home by Rev. T. G. Daum. Bill Willingham, and T. Holcombe. On Friday, Mr. and Mrs. leaving for his new assign- at Decatur, Ala. Joyce Cromer J a B ren. MRS. W. J. HOGAN Wheeler of Columbia, S. C., Friends will be interested to and MrS - H ' E ’ Ech ° !s ° f C °- know Gertrude Webb is recu- ** * lumbia, La. perating at her home after a Mrs. Joe Abrams Jim Ab- Recentl y , Mrs. Joe Abrams four weeks stay in the local spent a week-end in Green- hospital. ’ ^ wood with Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Annual Get-Ttogether Around 40 Joanna members Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bragg of the Jalapa Hunting Club Denice Davenport and Doug- and Mrs. J. H. Wallenzine of attended the annual barbeque i as t Lollia will celebrate birth- the Little River Dominick on Saturday evening. If was d a yg on Aug. 15. communty attended the Chap- held at their club house in Ja- Mr. and Mrs. Heyward Lev- On Sunday at the Joanna P ° ls Reunion in Ninet v Six on lapa. The members’ families e r will observe their 34th an- .. ,,_i u . Sunday. enjoyed the occasion with nivresary on Aug. 10 and Shir- Sandra Kinard returned on them. ley Howe will celebrate a Tuesday after spending a few 0n Leave * birthday. Killian will celebrate a ment at the Naval Air Station, also returned with them after Funeral services were con- wedding anniversary., Millington, Tenw a longer visit there. : Saturday, Aug. 13, Dianne Mrs oenrere Sease and Mrs. W. F. Mitchell and Butial was in Prosperity Cem etery. j-ams, accompanied by Miss )oris Abrams of Greenville, ^3" Returned on Thursday after en joying a week in Mattopoisett, lass, with Mr. and Mrs. Ri chard Brazil. Family Gathering Mrs. George Sease Wise, Jeff Hogan, Mac Wil- daughter, Kim, will arrive Mrs. J. B. Gilbert are spend- liams, Donald Brown, Joe this week ’ from E i p ag0 Texas ing a Week at the latter’s Wise and Caroline Johnson fQj. a visit with her parents, home at Rodman, will celebrate birthdays. Mr. and Mrs. G. F. Williams. Mrs. Blanche Cameron and Sunday brings a birthday to E02H Ray Shubert left last children of Detroit, Mich, are Linda Lollis and Russel Ab- wee j t f or Davisville, R. I. af- visiting her parents, Mr. and rams - ter spending his leave with his Mrs. W. K. Mullen. Francis Douglas, Tammy wi efand children here wa.i^uawi U, M. VAUvjHAN „ „ . . . , the occasion with dub House the Hajr faimly ind a few close friends en joyed a get-together. Out-of- towners included Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Hair, Mr. and Mrs. Hoyt Nobles, Mr. and Mrs. Billy Nobles, Marsha and Mike of Newberry Mrs. H E. Echols 0*™^cportThe hasTrown °t Columbia, La., Jean Anne a t re a k'tomato, the tomato D C Mrs. f"' B.^Ser' “""JS" W H elghed day ol the month, the Bishop and Mrs. Claude Galarneau fhe "forcT'orTne'^lTr" to" i-cunion will be held at the Jo- Mr. and Mrs s - L - Hair, Mr. matocs which Suzanne and Michelle, and days in Newberry with Linda Bennett. Local Man Grows / Freak Tomato leave with his parents, Mr. Charlie J. Craig of Blalock and Mrs. Albert Burgess. Bishop Reunion Mrs. W. S. Smith is spend ing several weeks with her Kinards — Dick Moorhead daughter and family, Mr. and Vaughan, 50, died Wednesday Mrs. Henry Long at Milton, morning, Aug. 3, in a Charles- Fla. ton hospital after a short ill- Misses Jane Boyce, Melissa ness. Cox and Kathryn Mitchell and Born in Darlington, son of Rev. W. F. Mitchell are at- the late Rev. Christopher C. , ^ 3-C Tim Burgess of Non Happy birthday on Wednes- tend the Church Extension and Katherine Moorhead Vau- folk, Va. will return this week- day, Aug. 17 to Honey Temp- Coi end after spending a 15 day leton, Terry Brown, James f W ppic ‘ ” Long and Herman Shealy, Jr were develop- , it. j r. , ^ ' n 8 inside the larger one. In e 0 i^ nd r'/ r ^. R0 iV'. Co - his years el sanlening, the lumbia, S. C., Mr. and Mrs. Conference at Montreat, N. C. ghan, he was a rural mail car rier and a member of the Bush Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Austin River Baptist Church. He was and son, Ernie and Mrs. P. M. secretary and treasurer of Horton spent Saturday at Roe- Newberry Country Club, buck with Rev. and Mrs. R. Surviving are his wife, Mrs. D. Neese and family. Sease Dominick Vaughan; two Mrs. W. M. Leaman is vis- sons, Dick M. Vaughan Jr. of Ring her son and family, Mr. Joanna and T. C. (Judge) Vau- Perry Simpson, who has and Mrs. Bobby Chapman at ghan of Kinards; two daugh- Birthday greetings are sent been located at Lemore, Calif. Sumter. ters, Mrs. Joan Vaughan Adair On Aug. 21, the third Sun- anna Club House. Birthdays and Anniversaries Cross Hill News MRS. HAROLD AUSTIN, Correspondent 84 year old 5|'. X' and N ™ C f anc ! says he has never seen any- Minam of Greenwood, Mr. and lik it Mrs. W^ H. Derrick of Green- ^ Ear f S ineath is recoup- S Mr and Mrs Aster'S’ at her a n/r ’ a m n kk ti Hair : recent stay at the Bailey Me- Mr- an d Mrs. Bobby Hair and morial „ ospital . Dina, Mrs. Mary Lehman and Phillip Hohnes, and Edwin Steve, Wendall Hair and Ruth Thomas attonded the North . Hair, all of Joanna. After din- South football game on Thurs _ ner, during the fellowship d night in Columbia at Car- hour, several friends came in olina S t adium . 3 . S ^5 V1S1 • Last Sunday guests of Mr. Attends Funeral and Mrs. Toy Murphy were Heyward Lever accompan- Mr. and Mrs. Earl Murphy of ied Mrs. Onie Bridges of New- Union. On Thursday James berry and Mrs. Joan Bishop Murphy of Union also, visited of Jalapa and attended the theb. funeral of an uncle, Sam Shea- Guest Speaker ly on Friday at the Trinity On Sunday, Aug. 7, Dr. Methodist Church in Newberry George Bellingrath of Clinton County. spoke at the 10 a. m, church Guests last week of Mr. and service at the 1st Presbyterian Mrs. Howard Vaughn were Church in Joanna. He is a for- Mr. and Mrs. Tommy Thomas mer professor of Presbytertan of Bloomfield, N. J. Mrs. An- College, now retired, nie Thomas, who has been on In Viet Nam an extended visit there, re- F. N. James C. Johnson, son turned to Joanna with them, of Mr. and Mrs. Walt Johnson, Spending a week or two with is now serving aboard the USS Miss Ruth Hair are Mrs. F. B. Washburn in Viet Nam. Ah! The real thing Joanna resident toda y. Aug. 11 to Dot Wise, with the Navy for several Mrs. H. P. Cromer, Sr. and of Clinton and Miss Catherine From menus to mailings We print everything right Cards to catalogs, bills to broadsides . . . what ever yout printing needs, you can count on us for quality workmanship, dependable service, reasonable cost. Free estimates. Chronicle Publishing Co. 109-111 Gary Street Phone 833-0541 Suzanna Motes, P. W. Manley, months is at home with his Mrs. H. P. Cromer, Jr. have Irene Vaughan of Kinards; a PET BUTTERMILK has the old-time flavor of real buttermilk. Zingy! Deli cious! The real thing! Buttermilk from PET, YOU BET! ANNOUNCEMENT We are pleased to announce the assoc in ton of Mr. Maurice Davenport, Joanna, wtih our company where he will serve as PARTS MANAGER j Mr. Davenport was associated with Joanna Mil’s for a number of years in their supply department and has established a reputation in this area far integrity, friendliness, and dedication to any Cause he supports. We invite all his friends to call on him for any needs in the auto parts or accessories fic!d. Plaxico Chevrolet W-D GR. "A" YOUNG All Sizes . . 4-20 lbs. TURKEYS LB. PINKY PIG SLICED W-D U. S. CHOICE PORTERHOUSE STEAKS ‘ *1 W-D U. S. CHOICE BONELESS N. Y. STRIP BACON STEAKS - *1 m ™ ^ ™ W-D U 5 CHOICE BOTTOM ROUND 09 59 LB. W-D U. S. CHOICE BOTTOM ROUND R0ASTS*89' W-D U. S. CHOICE BONELESS TOP ROUND, ROUND OR SIRLOIN TIP ROASTS-99 DIXIE CRYSTALS or DOMINO Limit: 1 With $5 or More Order SUGAR . Sibs 49c elX GREEN STAMPS with tms co.*o« m« rurCH** o» 13-OX REGULAR LUSTRE CREAM Spray Net •VOID Amu AUGUST 13th at vouw local wiMM.»nnt j THRIFTY MAID EVAPORATED . , Limit 6 Cons with $5.00 order. Wt/K AC GREEN STAMPS with inn coupon amb n 2 LB PKG. JIFFY BEEF AND GRAVY OR TURKEY and Gravy void Arrsn august istm MILK 6 TALL CANS 100 M ASTOR INSTANT Ac GREEN STAMPS WITH THfl CBMWH «— ARCH— Q» THREE 1'a LB FKOB. FROZEN SHOESTRING Potatoes VOID aFTtn AUGUST 13TM AT VUW LOCAL ITINW-BISIS COFFEE GREEN STAMPS WITH THIS COUPON AND PURCHASE OF $10.00 or More Order AT YOUR CLINTON WINN-DIXIE STOKE VOID AFTER AUG. 13 LIMIT ONE COUPON PER ADULT CUSTOMER Limit I with o S5 00 order. COFFEE . ASTOR Lb. Con CHASE L SANBORN ‘ Lb. Bog ASTOR VEGETABLE Limit one with other purchoset. West Main Street Clinton, S. C. AC GREEN STAMPS with nv. Ca.*CN PiaCmAM Of TWO 12-OZ. FKOB. STOUFFERB Vegetables VOID A Ft SR AUGUST 1 3TM AT VOUIt LOCAL WINN-OIKie AC GREEN STAMPS WITH THU COUPON AND PUKMMI OP TWO 24-OZ PKGS MCKENZIE BLACKEYE PEAS o« FIELD Peas and Snaps VBIB Arrsn AUGUST 13TM LARGE PONDS Talc Powdar VOID AFTSB AUBUST 1JTM AT VpUB LOCAL WIMN-SIKIE STAMM WITH IMS COUPON APA PUKMMI OB 11-D». -BONUB PACK Instant Coffee .VOID AFTER AUGUST ISTM Lb. Con Lge. Rolls • • SHORTENING. DECORATED, ASSORTED COLORS or scon TOWELS DIXIE DARLING . . 25 Free Stomp, i RAISIN LOAF ASTOR FRUIT COCKTAIL DEL MONTE GOLDEN CREAM CORN .. ASTOR CHOICt SLICED or HALVES PEACHES REFRESHING CANNED . . NO DEPOSIT . . NO RETURN Chek Drinks 15 Limit 1 with a $5.00 enter. WHITE ARROW Detergent... 3? 39/ Limit 1 with a $5.00 order. DEEP SOUTH Mayonnaise . 39/ t 400 W. Main St. Dial 'ffetti 7 PRODUCE- Tomatoes WASHINGTON STATE RUSSET Potatoes FRESH, TENDER Gr. Beans THOMPSON SEEDLESS 2 u *49/ 16^69/ PRODUCE DEPT. Grapes... 2 LBS. FROZEN FOOD MORTON'S MEAT DINNERS TASTE O' SEA BREADED PERCH Oft FLOUNDER... 2 TASTE O' SEA FISH STICKS see FROZEN FRENCH FRY POTATOES. FRESH FROZEN SLICED /' Strawberries MINUTE MAID PINK OR REGULAR LEMONADE DIXIE THRIFTY 'THE REAL THING" (J iUm. mm SMB Orange Juice 6 £. 1.09 TRAMWINDS MKAOlb PANTAIL