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■MHM9K Clinton, S. C., Thursday, January 5,1967 THE CLINTON CHRONICLE ’ / WHO'S WHERE — As — Reported By Naomi Seymour Phones 833-0541 or 833-1817 Items of Interest About Clinton Folk Mrs. H. E. Sturgeon and Mr. and Mrs. Roswell Porter ville, after illness of her daughter, Miss Jane Stur- and son, Johnny, of Winston- weeks. three designated. . forms. Mr§. Si| Besides those who have seen Rhett P. Adair and ge§n of Durham, N. C., have Salem, N. C returned from a week’s va cation in Orlando, Fla. with their son and brother, H. E. Sturgeon and family. Miss Sturgeon returned to her home in Durham having ac companied her mother home. Attend Cotton Bowl Game Dr. and Mrs. Dan E. Orr attended the Cotton Bowl (Janie an Dallas, Texas, on Saturday, Dec. 31, having de parted from Atlanta, Ga. on „ • .N ...itu Thursday of last week by Sadler week-end in McCormick witn ^ b i Lutheran Chrismon Tree May Be Seen ^Sunday Afternoon The Chrismon tree in John’s Lutheran Church, St. 205 James A. Chandler, Jr. and Mr. and Mrs. Ed - sm » ( .ial train On Fridav thev daughters, Beth and Jan of At- and David Boland have re- her son and (l ‘ iU ^ arrived in New Orleans for lanta, spent Christmas holi- turned from a weeks visit to Mr. and Mis. C.aston wilder, frnm th^ro tn days with his mother, Mrs. Las Vegas, Ncv„ and New and ^ Texas o,. Saturday tor the James Austin Chandler, Sr. Orleans, La. Sarah Wilder v\ho \\as home ^ Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Ben- Mr. and Mrs. Bailey Dixon from Charlotte, N. C. rnnr0 tc in0 nett and Mr. and Mrs. J. A. a nd children spent last wegk Mrs. Ollie Littlefield has re- i " r ‘ an « ^ rs - ^ eo ^e Skews and Leslie of Myrtle with relatives in Talladega, turned to her home in Colum- . ‘ r . . QnH Beach were guests of Mrs. Ala. bia after spending the holi-""h ,hc lorm " s uncle and Austin Chandler during the jimmy W’alker spent sev- days with Mrs. Eugen c « Hitt. ^ ^ n . %a/- holidays. • eral days last week with his Also visiting Mrs. Hitt (l ur- Raurned T( » Geor K ia Southern Recent WintlttOp Mr. and Mrs. W. R. An- grandmother, Mrs. George D.,ing the holidays were her son- Among Clinton students re- p .. fi rn J un i.p derson spent Christmas in Walker in Johnston. in-law and daughter, Mr. and turning to resume their-stud- LOllCge Graduate Moultrie, Ga., with their Mrs. D. II. Martin has re- Mrs W. D. Armstrong audios a Georgia Southern Col- Jane Ellen Fowler was Hampton Avenue> has d daughter, Mrs. George Ever- turned to her home alter a family of (.ray Court. ke n Statesboro^ Ga^ were among the graduates who re- so - lar with the commun . ett and Mr. Everett. brief stay at Self Memorial Mrs. Mane Smgley has re- Ronnie Til^r Tom Copeland, ceived BS degrees at the re- it gencrally that the mem . Lt. and Mrs. Thornton Ste- Hospital following surgery turned from Greensboro, N an 1 atsy Henderson cent mid - term graduating bers of the congregation have .wart have returned to their last week. ^ ^r. and Mrs. Milford Smith exercises at Winthrop Col- decided to . let it stand through base at El Paso, Texas alter Rev. and Mrs. Jerry Moye, ten days \uth iu'i dauUiti i, spent New Years Eve in lege. ncxt Sunday ; p rovid ed the Spending the holidays with students of Southern Baptist Mrs. J. W. Sundeis.^id lam-Greenville with the i a 11 e r s She ds th e daughter of Mr. tree itself does not deterior- l.Vir parents, Mr. and Mrs. Seminary, in Louisyille, Ky. d>- hi other and family, Mr. and and Mrs. frank Fowler ot ate too greatly, in order that rid ert Todd and Mr. and visited Mrs - and John B - Ho1 ' Mrs. James 1. Smith ol C o-Mrs. Lionell Jones. Clinton. any who have not seen it Mrs. Marvin Stewart. land durin g th e holidays. lumma spent ! rmo> wun het 1)r Judson Davis is a pa- Majoring in business educa- and ..wish to do so may. have Mary Ahn Holland visited parents ) Mr. and Mrs. E. L. ti(>|ll at/Bailey Memorial Hos- tion t she will teach the com- the opportunity. \ L. Tripp Jn Easley Holland and was aei pinpamed I)ital W here he has been re- ing semester'at CaVnden High The church will be open next Sunday afternoon from 4:30 to 6:00 and representa- Don Creighton* and p j p Q J a pi.i. lives of the congregation will raagerr he present to welcome any fij ■ *, " - ----- - * * - • —*- Native of Lexington County, the tree during worship ser- R. Reynolds con; she spent most of her life in vices there Jiave been scores committee to direct the C^ipin and /Columbia and who went to the church at ing„ of he adornmehts. Other lived the last |jvo years with previously ^designated hours women of the congregation a niece, Mrs. Clarence Mai- for the purpose of seeing it. assisted. Th e decorations are pas^ in Greeny|lle. Even a cursory view of the made of white styrofoam and Daughter of the late John decorations will disclose that gold-colored beads. Robinson Kelly and Martha much tedious work has gone The Chrismon tree concept Lever Kelly, %he was a mem- into the making of various is one which brings new her of Eauj Claire Baptist monograms jpnd other symb- meaning, beauty and dignity Church in Cdlumbia. ols. Walter A. Sigman, Jr., to the Christmas tree idea, Funeral services were con- did most of the cutting of the it was stated. .ducted Saturday at 3 p.m. at Capers Chapel" Methodist Church,. Chapin, ' by Rev. Charles Rector. Burial was in the church cemetery. The body was at Gray Fun- "eral Home, Clinton, until an hour before Service. PRESCRIPTIONS ■ PROMPT. ECONOMICAL PRESCRIPTION SERVICE “Serving This Area 82 Years” We Give S & H Green Stamps . Youngs Pharmacy North Broad Street • • Dial 833-1220 Mrs. J. during the holidays. ' home by In r m luiume, v\ho t . 0iv j a ^ treatment for several School. Mrs. Eugene Brown of Mt. had been ins giand- Pleasant visited Mr. and Mrs. parents. - Mrs A ‘ and Mi Miss Norma Hallett of Co lumbia has been the guest of Mrs .Beatrice Sloan for sev eral days. Mr. and Mrs. Perry Moore q a Holland on Wednesday ^‘ r< and M^s. \\ had as their guest lor the and Thursday last week. Mr. and New Year’s holiday their 1Iol i and< who has been a pa- Addy and son. Me son Ronnie, Lt. Kidtee Noi- tj on ( a ( Bailey Memorial Hos- land, Ha. sette, Royal Thai Army, Al- pj( a i f or several weeks has and ^' rs lied student from Bangkok, retur ned home. Mrs. C. A. dui ‘‘ng th Thailand, stationed at Port ,, ,«J_- Gordon, Ga. ^ W. II. Ander- latler's . 1‘ell and Mr. ! Hi. i-.dyar Blake ly and Mrs. .1, () L rout dur ing the hoi’(jav..s were their v.ci i in ts oi Mr •e\, Bogr.ell, .Sr. Iioi.d.t'‘S. ^Mso vis- ^ or ^ Holland has also had as her du ' t a x i is A‘*r»' Lon- guest for several weeks, Mrs. 1110 ^ ang o ,1 . ! d;iughtet ot Mrs. Jessie Shumaker of John Gilreath of John’s Is- Charlotte, Wayhesville, N. C., Mr. and land. am Mrs. Paul McCracken of Mrs. Mqrvin Poole had as son art ' visilm , the York and Mr. and Mrs. W. T. her guests for Christmas Day !ls ,! c McCracken, of Sumter, Mrs. Re\ v . and Mrs. M. L. Poole Bol! 111 Eustis. James Dowd and daughter, of Spartanburg. Mr. and Mrs. Guests m-M. Laurie, were recent visitors Henry Wise of Pickens, "Mr. of Mr. and Mrs. Perry Moore, and Mrs. J. V. Brock and son, Mrs. M. T. Poole and Jimmy of Statesville, N. C., brothers. \\. L. Re.nelen ot Mrs. G. K. Sumerel of and her sister, Mrs. (J. K. Savannah. Ga.. ami J. \ . Westminster visited t h e i r Sumerel of Westminster whe brothers, George Weathers remained for a longer Visit: and family in Greenville,' F. Mrs. W. L. Brown and Mrs V. Weathers and Mrs. Weath- Annie Tinsleyt'of this city. Join, ers in Marietta during the ing them in the afternoon were holidays. Mr. and Mrs. George Weath. Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Kay, ers and family of Greenville Jr., Mary Lee and Mrs. E. L. '‘Mrs. Annie Bell Brown am Koty all of Columbia were brother, Joe Poole and Todc week-end guests of Dr. and Bond visited their brother am Mrs, James L. Walker. uncle, James A. Poole am Dr. D. E. Waller of Win- Mrs. Poole in Duntg N, C. ipeg, Canada is visiting his idst week. Enroutc home the: sister, Mrs K.nne visited Gaddy’s Geese Refugi sister, Mrs. Kenneth Frying- in Ansonville. le and Mr. Fryfogle. Mrs. J. B. Wilder spent tin . { .hi|dr? n have returned from R. L. PodgCtt n a weeks visit witli their pai^* Mr§. Susie Kful; ents and grandparents, Mr willow of Robert^Lee Pad- vice to them. Visitors, of and Mrs. Grady Wheeler in Sett died Friday morning at course, may come and leave of l.ake- nly Padgett, visitors and to be of any ser- ert Lee Pi STUBBS Plumbing-Electrical-Heating INSTALLATION AND REPAIRS PROMPT SERVICE * Phone 833-0761 Reardca ol M< mimorf-mi; a!- so Mrs .( n )Ut s ci.- a",hlers and their be: , Mrs. K M. Cleckley o . W .dtei boro, Mr. and Mis. lir.M.nt and ehiltircn. I c and Betsy of Richmond. $ • > » ''•s. ,lacque> "line C. ! \. |i‘te 4 s.nd daughters. Jaekii md id-m ei Gien Bur- nie. Md. ! Mr. and : ’ S . F id '1 odd and son. Mali: n. 0 1 A4lanta Ga., , x isiti-d ids mol n r. \irs. Cl>cie , 'I’odd ■ i’d h - i n and sister- in law. Vr *ni i - Hubert . Todd, 'flv . .. • 4 1 e. <i \isi1 -d rela- ti\ es Oi ! a ♦ IV '“1 Mr.. and -\; Nelson Do,w ha\'e I'c’tun led H, ne after Lw'o weeks in Mia iv Beach and WmUr 1’ai k. 1 la. . , . • Mrs. G. ■ A. Bui (on spent Christmas w e ;md in Green- vilU- with 1 M\ ami Mrs. Hen- ry 1) Hurt m a ml lumily. Lit- lie Ann Bu ton ri. tuuiv d home w itii In r era idmodier and spent si \ e ral lavs. Sunday Mrs. B'at >i; i d a.-, dinner guests, in d Mrs. Henry But l-.M . !• % 1 e. (Irccnville ;«, ’» 1 W hit mi re. son "Mr ' OPV v COLLEGE BASKET J* m r* % ‘1 -0 W L; radii; 860-A. M. - 1 ? SCHFD 1 ^ ( & i j i. < .IA l • .( \ v South ( !*' (A ft cm ,.f \\ • M ake Lore .1 \M A a V Clein-on • J A NT ARY South (’aroiina v- on in •:» .Pi. DIAL v» lLlj “Where The ’ Lafayette, Ga Mr. and Mrs. Bob Morgan and family of Greenville were recent‘guests of Mr. and Mrs. Warren Hewett and family. Visit In Florida Mr and Mrs. Paul Muller and daughter, Miss Beverly Muller, have returned from several days stay in Miami, Fla. They went especially to \isit Mrs. Muller’s sister, Airs. Ralph Constance. Rev. and Mrs. Ollis 'Rev els and daughter, Leslie Ann, of Asheville, N. C. were guests on Saturday of Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Crayton and children, Kathy, Randy and Jeff. Mr. and Mrs. .John Pitts « -I of Albany, Ga., were recent euests of the former’s par-’ ents. Mr. and Mrs. J. Hcnder- ’itts. and Mrs. H. R. Phil lips and sons, Ricky and Mar tin, of Spartanburg were guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. G. King, Sr. on Monday evening. Ricky and Martin attended the Vance-King party at the Country Club while here. Oth er guests last week of Mr. and .Mrs. King were Mr. and, Mrs. Fred McCurdy, Jr. and family of MJnnington, Louisi ana, who visited other rela- tves while here. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Thomp son' of Columbia were holi day guests of the latter’s par- ents. Mr. and Mrs. Claude .awson. The Thompsons had as their guests Mr. and Mrs. Loiter Crosby’s of Birming- ham. Ala. On New Year’s Eve, the Thompsons and Cros- bys attended a KA Fraternity party at Flat Rock, N. C. Mr. and Mrs. Alex Cruick- -lianks and son, Sandy, of Gainesville, Fla., arrived last Thursday for several d^ys vis it hen* with their parents and grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. W. G. King, Sr. On Thursday evening Sandy attended the Debutante Ball as marshall lor his cousin, Miss Kristi King. » Florida Visitor Mrs. Paul Long has return ed to her home in Marianna, Fla., having spent several Peeks with her nephew, Har ry Y. McSween and family. Jim Adair, Pete Cooper, flap McSween and Billy Shields and Bob Hoskins returned to the Citadel, Tuesday, having spen thg holidays with their families in the city. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Duke of Union were holiday guests -of the latter’s sisters, Mrs. Louise Hilton and Miss Es sie Davidson. Roy Gasque is in Charleston where he is undergoing treat ment. He was accompanied by Mrs. Gasque. RETURN FROM TENN. Misses Julia and Helen Por ter accompanied by their brother, G. R. Porter of Haw kinsville, Ga., have re lumed from a few days visff with their sister, Mrs. John Morrison in Signal Mountain, Tenn. J^Uidents returning to the ’ niveisity of South Carolina, Columbia this week include. .Misses Beverly Poole, Mary Nettles, Connie Simmons and Mike Reddick, J. W. Davis, Billy Nelson. G. Rodman Porter has re turned to his home in Haw- Kinsville, Ga., after spending the past two weeks with his 'sis tops, Misses Helen oitd Julia Porter. Joining the Christmas week end were St. Francis Hospital, Green- at anyt$fhe within the period W. s ALVIN HUEBLE NEW YEARS Accidents do befall us all. So protect your fortunes from a fall. Let Bailey Agency insure you here and safeguard your . . . HAPPY NEW YEAR! BAILEY AGENCY ifa. S. Bailey & Son, Bankers, Building! Dial Day 833-0681 — Night and Sunday 833-0323 Men's Suits REDUCE Sewell’s fine tailored suits, 2 pieces, m de < t finest fabrics. 100% virgin wool and blends of 90% wool and 10% silk. Regular Sizes 38 .39 -40 ’ 42 14 46 Number of Suits Y 3 1 4 2 4 1 • Longs—Sizes j£L f —- 39 40 11 42 46 Number of Suits 1 1 1 *2 did •> md SLITS TO RETAIL FOR $49.95 reduced to S33.C9 • 0 ■ % $44.95 reduced to S2 3.00 $39.95 .... reduced to S25.00 One Large Table of Assorted- LaciRv Children’s Sh^s Reduced To A Low Clinton Mills Sf fSIfc, PH . 7 Phone 833-0710 204 N. Broad St. Dial 833-2628 MAXWELL BROTHERS JANUARY CLEARANCE SAVE UP TO 50% One 75” TRADITIONAL SOFA r . -cY* (Jold and Beige Linen (’over—-Foam Rubber—Reg. $199.95 Sale $99.95 One 90” Early American WING BACK SOFA r . Char Brown Cover, Arm Sleeves, All-Foam Rubber—Reg. $2ji9i95 * -■ - "'■ ii 1 » ■ H i i i ji ■ Group LIVING ROOM CHAIRS Variety of Colors and Styles . '. 1 Vj Odd Tables. ♦ 'A Off All Pidures 20% Off ALL QUALITY BUILT RECLINERS REDUCED GROUP ' , Platform Rockers In Combination, Tapestry and Naugahyde Covers SALE! $19.95 Open Stock Cherry, Oak, Rock • ' * • . Maple, and Mahogany Bedroom Furniture Reduced! •I-I’c. MODERN Bedroom Suites In Walnut, Mahogany, and Bisque finishes; Reg. $159.95 SALE! $119.95 9-Pc CHERRY Dining Room Suite Italian Provincial; Reg. 529.95 SALE! ALL LAMPS 20 % IN FAIRS ' off D 15% SALE! 479.95 ALL 5 pc., 7 pc., AND 9 pc. DINETTES REDUCED! See Want Ad Page For Listings On Good Used Furniture and Appliances Shop Early For Best Selections Easy Terms Arranged ALL MIRRORS 4-Pe. ! Sectional Sofa In Turquoise Nylon (’over Reg. $299.95 SERTA ORTHOPEDIC Y ggg Sale 59.95 ONL STUDENT S METAL Desk and Chair Set jC a | A IQ 15 Lamp Attached—Reg. $29.95 m Jr - v f CONTINUOUS FILAMENT QUALITY NYLON RUGS WITH FOAM RUBUER BACK . ' 9 x 12 .,... .59.95 12x12 ,....... i T :7?.f5 12x15.... ......99.95 ' ' CUSTOM MADE DRAPERIES TO FIT YOUR WINDOWS IN A VARIETY OF STYLES AND COLORS. | 7" Clinton, S. C.