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THE CLINTON CHHONICUS
CtinfoN, S. C. ThHrsfcy, November 24,
Drop-In Given
After Gome
Mr. and Mrs. George Brock-
enbroug-h, Mr. and Mrs.
Claude Crocker, and Mr. and
Mr*. George Come Is on en
tertained with a drop-in Sat
urday evening, November 19,
following the P/esbyterian-
Western Carolina football
game. The occasion was held
at the Cornelson’s home on
the Jacobs Highway.
Guests arriving after 5:30
p. m. were greeted ’by the
hostsses and invited intp the
dining room where a pretty
buffet table was arranged
with punch, coffee, and party
dainties. Gracing the table
was a linen embroidered cut-
SPECIALS!
Friday and Saturday, 5-10 p. m.
SMALL T BONE STEAK .. 99c
With Tossed Salad, French Fries and Rolls
* # * * $ *
SHRIMP PLATE ..... 99c
10 Shrimp, French Fries, Slaw, Tartar Sauce,
and Hush Puppies
THANKSGIVING DINNER
W’e will be .jervinfr Thanksgiving
Dinner, Thursday from 11 a.m. to 2:30 p.m.
NOTICE!
We cater for dub meetings, church groups,
Christmas parties. Etc. For information
contact Mrs. Snider. Manager.
WHITEFORD S RESTAURANT
N. Sloan Street
Dial 833-2142
work doth centered with an
arrangement of yellow,
bronze, and white chrysan
themums. Two five-branched
candelabrap with burning ta
pers were used on either side.
From the dining room guests
were invited into the living
room, den and Other receiv
ing rooms. Yellow chrysan
themums and greenry added
a festive note at points of in
terest.
Among those assisting in
entertaining were Mr. and
Mrs. Lynn Cooper, Mr. and
Mrs. Georgg Frady, Mr. and
Mrs. George Huguley, Dr.
and Mrs. Louis Stephens, Mr.
and Mrs. Carlisle Neely, Mr.
and Mrs. Hugh Jacobs, Mr.
and Mrs. Dick Swetenburg,
Mr. aad Mrs. Bailey Dixon,
Dr. and Mrs. James Macdon
ald. Mr. <md Mrs. James
Von Hollen, Dr. and Mrs. Dan
Orr. Dr. and Mrs. James
Walker, Mrs. George Brock-
enbrough, Sr. t and Mrs. Rhett
Adair.
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Among out of town guests
were Mr. and Mrs. Thomwell
Dunlap, Jr., of Greenwood:
Gov. and Mrs. Robert Mc-
Nav and Mr.'and Mrs. Bruce
Tate, Columbia; Mr. and Mrs.
Rpss Templeton, and Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Wiley, Charlotte;
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Kirkland,
Miami, Fla.; and Mr. and
Mfs. George Senn of Newber-
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Bolick-Prickett
Wedding Parties
Immediately following the
Bolick-Prickett wedding re
hearsal at the First Presbyte-
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FOR
INSURANCE
HOMEOWNER - AL TO
LIFE - HEALTH
ALL FORMS OF INSURANCE-
PERSONAL AND BUSINESS
Monthly budget payment provided
W. S. Hatton
INSURANCE AGENCY
REAL ESTATE
FOR RENT:
• Furnished Apts
• Unfurnished Apts
FOR SALE: '
New Brick Homes
MOBILE HOMES—SALE or RENT
J. E. Anderson
REAL ESTATE
505 North Broad Street — Clinton, S. C. — Telephone 833-3829
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ALL HOMES AND APARTMENTS NATURAL CAS HEATED
Clinton-Newberry Natural Gas Authority
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rian Church on Friday, Nov-
18, Mr. and Mrs. Caldwell
Henderson of Asheville, N. C.,
Mr. and Mrs. H. G Tarbox of
Georgetown; Dr, and Mrs.
William H. Moorhead of Hous
ton, Texas, Mr. and Mrs.
George Richard Buford, Mrs.
William A. Moorhead, and
Mrs. A. K. Dill of Clinton, en
tertained with a rehearsal
dinner at the Cecil Wilson
home on Ansel Drive. Guests
included members of the wed
ding party and out of town
guests.
As guests arrived they
were served a chilled fruit
juice followed with a three-
course dinner served buffet
style. A pink and white color
note was carried out in dec
orating for the occasion.
Later in the evening the
bride and groom remember
ed their wedding attendants
with gifts.
BRIDEMAIDS LUNCHEON
On Saturday at noon, Mrs.
James Addison, Mrs J. J.
Cornwall. Mrs. William
Brooks Owens, Mrs. Taylor
Martin. Mrs. C. W. Copeland,
Mrs. T. Heath Copeland, and
Mrs Dick Vaughan of Kin-
ards complimented the bride-
eltct and her wedding attend
ants with lunch at the Wilson
home
Mis Bolick was remember
ed with a white glamellia
corsage upon arrival. As oth
er guests arrived fruit juice
was served.
Later they were invited-into
the dining room where the
lunchon table was arranged
buffet style. A white cover
with epebgne arrangement of
chrysanthemums and pink
roses was most effective.
Smaller tables were ar
ranged on the sun porch
where guests were seated at
settings markd with dainty
place cards.
Among guests present were
the bride’s mother, Mrs. Jul
ian Bolick, and the groom’s
mother, Mrs. Arthur Lea
Prickett. of Atlanta. Ga.
UDC's To Have
Christmas Party
The Stephen D. Lee Chap
ter of the United Daughters
of Confederacy will have its
Annual Christmas Party on
Thursday, Dec. 1 at 7:30 p.m.
at the home of Mrs. Pefry
Moore.
Meligram Club
To Meet Monday
The Meligram Book Club
will meet Monday afternoon,
November 28, at 3:30 o’clock
at the home of Mrs. Reeso
Young on the Jacobs High
way.
OFFICE SUPPLIES '
CHRONICLE PUB. CO.
PHONE 833-0541
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1 P. M.
Loitf Term CredR For
Farmer^
DURING QUR FABULOUS
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Pontomime Artist
Comes To College
Nexf Wednesday
David Milef, international
ly known pantomime artist,
will present “Cpnceft in
Mipie Monologue” at
Presbyterian Collegp bpst
Wednesday evening, Nov. 30.
The program is scheduled
for S:15 p.m. i» Balk Audi
torium. and the public is Cor
dially invited tn attend with
out charge.
In presenting “Concert > in
Mime and Monologue” within
the sanctuary of the church,
Miles brings back the Middle
Ages concept of worshipping.
God with hands as well as
hearts and minds through
pantomimic action, tapping
the spontaneous artistic abil
ity in everyone who partici
pates.
Pantomime, a difficult and
nearly lost form, has enjoyed
a revival during the* pa st
few years, and requires the
concentrated use of the au^
dience’s imagination to com-,
plete the story telling.
Drawing upon his observa
tions of people from all walks
of life, Miles recreates such
character sketches as “The
Wind and the Woman,” “Np-
ah’s Ark,” “A Flower fit All
Seasons,” “Samson and De
lilah,” “The Matron," and
“David and Goliath” from hie
vast repertoire,
Clinton Mills
To Honor Elder
Employees Siqdiy
Clinton Mills Old Timers 1
will assemble on the Pres
byter an College campus at <
1:00 p.m. Sunday for the eley-j
enth annual meetjng of the
25-Year Plus Club. A lunch-n
eon in honor of the 177 club
members who have continu- ]
ous service rjecords of 2S
years and over and their 1
guests will be held in Greqn- j
ville dining hall.
Engraved gold watches ahd |
diamond set pins will be pre
sented to new club members I
by company President Rob-1
ert M. Vance, who will aiso
make twenty-four 40-Y ears
Plus pins presentations to ac
tive and retired members.
New 25-year members are i
Marcell Barker, L. A. Boy
ette, L. W. Butler, Sr., Carl
Campbell, Janet Cauble, Pau
line Criswell ) Inez Miller, C. 1
E. Moates, Willie Hunter,
Tommy Nabors, Marlin Neal, I
Lola Mae Overstreet, J., B.
Patterson, Lee Ross Pitts, Sr., j
Sarah Q. Powers, Marshall
A. Samples, Dorsey Turner,
and Elbert Butler. [ . ,
First to receive the new 4u
year awards are Vestd Wil
banks, Maude Harvey^R, W. ’
Williams, Meii SatfcrteW.
Addis Colpman, Noland MC-
C r a v y, Brooks Dunaway,
Claude Kernells, Sr., Will Lit-|
tie, Clara Brown, Bessie
Holtzclaw, Roy Holtzclaw,!
Virgil Webb, Ilia Kemell#, T.
M. Meadors, Winnie Barnett,
John E. Davis, Grange Camp
bell, Enoch Little, Vinola
Dunaway, J. C. Meadors, D.i
p. Medlock, Sr., Gladys Wil
son, and Claude Trammeil.
The Music Makers of Spar-1
tanburg will provide enter-'
tainment. . ,
Announcing
Federal Land *
Bank Amp.
Of Spartan^uff
Opening Offif* D*c. I
In Laura*
Gray Building
Across From Post Office
Open Each Thursday at
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