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m * w $ 7. Cltnton, S. C., Thursday, January 5,1967 THE CLINTON CHRONICLE Lydia Mill News . . . Mortons Have Holiday Guests Mrs. J.*D. Tlushton and fami- Mr. and Mrs. Earle Johnson, end with Mr. and Mrs. Prank mas with her sister, Mrs. Ma dinner guests of Mrs. ly, Mrs. R. B. Wilbanks, Miss a senior "at Georgia Tech has Motes and family. mas with her sister^ Mrs. Johnson. Mary Louise Wilbanks and returned to school after Maxine Spivey, Margie Spi- Marshall Mullinax of Greer. Mike Todd, son of My. sill Mrs. Johnny Mason. spending Christmas holidays V ey and Wanda Spivey have Mr v and Mrs. James John- Mrs. Earle Todd of si Christmas gifts’ were ex- at home. ... returned home after spending son and Jimmy spent Sun- wood, spent last week with and MRS. CLYDE TRAMMELL, Correspondent and Representative Telephone 8SS-29M changed*apiong the'group. Steve Wright f son of. Mr. a j n Fountain Inn with day in Greenwood with Mrs. his grandparents, Mr. •Vickie and Aaron Whitt their teacher. Mrs. CecU Me- Baptist Circles Next Week ' 800^ th „ eir s* 81 *. Mrs. Bobby Ow- Johnson’s sister,'Mrs. M a r y Mrs. M. H. Todd. Mr. and : _ . Lendon. ‘ The Omathi Dobbs Circle “ ent 1 . at University ot South gns. ^ Beckham and family. . Mrs., Earle Todd are receiving Were recent guests of their hi of the Lydia Baptist W.M.S. Carolina has returned to Mrs. James Johnson spent Mr. and Mrs. Earle John- congratulations on arrival of grandmother, Mrs. Davis in e flnd e . ® Ch ^ J * w ui meet Tuesday evening, sc J.° o1 alt ® r spending his va- seVeral days during Christ- son and family were Sunday a son 1 aAIITPHR ® 00 Tan 10 * C3110I1 Ot nOlTlC* carols. They sari^ to a couple * * iVTilco BloHnson a ^turtonf' At- Mrs. Wallace Bagwell was 0 f ^ older people via tele- The Kalhlcen Walker Circle N ^ Greenville Jr College - will meet Wednesday, Jan. 11 L Vi ii.?! at 1 p.m her birthday Dec. 26. January 7 birthdays will Mr. and Mrs. Hobie Rook of Ora and Mr. and Mrs. Jer- ill the past week. phone. ry Hughey of Clinton were Timmy Sanders has return- Cookies candy hot choco- guests of Mr. and Mrs. Clar- ed to Harurave Military Aca- , ^ 00K1 ^ S * can py* not enoco pnr.A 60 10 Har 8 rave ivuiuary j ate and punc h were se rved j-j-- demy in Chatham, Va., At- jvij ss McLendon, who^also Mrs. Paul Wilbanks of CaTso^^Newman'"^"^^^ ? aVe °,k th c elr Chrlstmas gitts Greenville visited her mother, jeff. " at^ Tenn and fr ° m the Sunday Sch0<>1 - - Mrs. Sarah Shelnut onChirst- ]yf rs n J Sanders has re- Students ° n Church Program jy^ e south, Cathy Sanders, mas Eve. Sed to her home in Palat- Several coUege stude^s took Mrs , „ arold GriHin and Aar . Mr .and Mrs. David Storay ka Fla., after spending the Rart m a \ e J y interestlng pro_ on Whitt, and family of Greenville were holidays with their parents gram at the re 8 u ^ ar prayer Andrea Stone will be 6 years guests of her, mother, Mrs. a" and daughter in-law! V! eetil ? g at ^ ^ old Jan ' U - Mary Fallaw and brother and jt ev . and Mrs. M. J. Sanders. Church °” Wednesday even- j 0e coker will have a birth- sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Miss Pat Harvey has re- ing ' Back . t0 College day j an jj has returned to school after Birthday's and Anniversaries spend ; n « A Christ " 1 « s wi ‘ h his Mrs. Prue Waters observed par ™J s ' ^ and Mrs ' Morrls P. Johnson. Miss Priscilla» -Mrs. N.’A. Shouse and Jan- . « r. ... mv et Lawson visited Mrs. W. J. include; Miss Debbie Moore, 0 . ■ . .... . e , m .i_ e, Shouse in Winston Salem, last Tuesday. David Hodges returned home w it h Mrs. Shouse. Mrs. Rachel - Hodges of Winston Salem who has been visiting Mrs. N. A. Shouse, returned home this week and her fon David accompanied her. Jan. 9 birthdays will in- Herbert Fallaw during the turned to her uncle and aunts, P rogram ^ ^ - — - holidays. Kim and Pam Stor- ggt. and Mrs. Jesse Harvey Baskins, Arthur and Timmy c i ude; Furman Bagwell, Ran- ay rem ained for a few days in Fairborn, Ohio, with whom ° a d |^° a_ ^ Wr ™". w - Holbert and Miss Martha PittSi a mem . with their grandmother^ and s h e resides*, after spending Warren 8 Goss, JohnnyLan- ^ s * es . ¥ Gpy C raW T 0 rd and ber of Rock ‘ uncle and aunt. the holidays with her parents * Mrs. E. C. Taylor, Jr,. Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Har- Mari e Rowe and Mrs. Clyde vey. Trammell were. in Ware M iss Gloria Jackson of Win- Shoals Wednesday morning throp College, Rock Hill, has for the funeral services of resumed her studies there af- CoUn Whittington, who was ter being home for the holi- Worthy Grand Patron of the days. Order of the Eastern Star of S. C. ford, Harvey Johnny Shumate Shirley Hinson. a nd Frank Walker will observe Bruce Mills wer e unable to his b i rth day, Jan. 6. be present for the program. Miss Pat Harvey of Fair born, >X)hio was also on- the program. A social hour 'was enjoyed in the social hall following the Mrs. Alma Harvey spent benediction by the young Debbie Henrv Ronald and Christmas with her daughter, men > s former Sunday School Debbie, Henry, Ronald and Mrs j w Turner and Mr. l( , achcr A M shumate^r. Birch's Entertain Families Mr. and Mrs. Homer Birch were host to their News of Bonds Cross Road& E Andrea Stone of Pelzer spent Turner in Greenwood. The MRS. N. A. SHOUSE Correspondent Telephone 697-6829 the weekend with their grand parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Trammell. Supper guests of Mr., and Mrs. Lester Davis on Christ mas Eve were Mr. and Mrs. Yancy Eubanks of Buffalo, Mr. and Mrs. Maxie Davis, Turner’s daughter, Denise is a patient in Self Memorial Hospital. Mrs. Mark Conner, Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Carter families Wright observed their twenti- for a Christmas dinner party eth wedding anniversary on on Christmas Eve at their Sunday, Dec. 25. Mr. and Mrs. Hill faculty* has returned to Rock Hill after spending her,vacation at home with Mr. and Mrs. David Pitts. Mrs. B. W. Cooper was in Hartsvillo last Friday to vis it Mrs. Etaw Hall and fam ily. ' Mr. and Mrs; Bruce Mor gan and son Joey, of Green- vdle, visited relatives in the community this week-end. ^ Mr. and Mrs .Marvin Out- ley and family spent the week- Mrs. Jimmy South and sons, borne. John Franklin and children of and Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Among those enjoying the Clinton, and Mr. and Mrs. James and children visited occasion were: Mrs. Lottie Herman Gordon and daughter Mr$. Allison West L. F. Da- re ^ atives in Whitmire during 3j rc b’ Marvin Birch and Miss of Gaffney were dinner' vis of Clinton and Miss Mary the recent holidays. Dorthy Birch of Laurens and guests. In the afternoon the Ulen McDowell of Laurens. Miss Feroline Seay ill from Lydia and Clinton, Mr. following called to congratu- and Mrs. Henry Lawson, Jr. late the couple. Mr. and Mrs. and family, Mr. dnd Mrs. Coley Campbell and Mr. and Ell . Tney also enjoyed exchanging t* 16 P a st week-^ of Christmas gifts from under Mrs. Trudy Smith has re the lighted Christmas tree. turned home after being a pa^ Gholdie Simmons and family, Mrs. L. E.' Bigby and family First Class Petty Officer tient at Bailey Memorial Hos Billy Davis, Mrs. Davis and pital. children of Norfolk, Va. ar- Class Has Party Mr. and Mrs. Martha Sim- and Greg Link of Clinton, Mr. mons and . f a m i 1 y. Mr. and Mrs. 1). B. Wright, Mr. and Mrs. Doodie Wilson and, Mrs. James Turner and rived Friday for a visit with The 8 year old class of the and family, Mr. and Mrs. Karen, Mrs. James. Wilson, his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lydia Baptist Sunday School Gene She field and fa- Dianne and Angela^of Joanna Lester Davis. „ enjoyed a pre-Christmas par- mily, Mr. and Mrs. Roger and Miss Mary Bee Tinsley. Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Coop- ty on Dec. 19 at the hom e of Sherfield and family, Mr. and Kenneth Johnson son, of er and family spent Christ- ’ ' PLUMBING OR HEATING Call 833-0061 IMPORTANT NOTICE - From - D. E. TRIBBLE CO . r j Beginning with the first week in January 1967 we Will not be open on Saturdays. We respectfully request your cooperation by ry anticipating your Saturday needs in time for us to make delivery on Friday afternoon. . > ' / .i •r -'•1 . . r-r. Y - . ¥ * ' . ' We will be open from 8 a. m. to 5 p. m. Monday through Friday to serve you to the best of our ability.—Thank You. ' ^ I- . V .. • . ' • - D. E. Tribble Company n "S&UAuUf Glutton Since 1894' 115 CARY STREET CLINTON, S. C. PHONE 833-2134 mas Day in Great Falls with, their parents, Mr. and Mrs. S. B. Cooper and'Mrs. George Wade. Becky Cooper remained for the week with her grand parents. The ^S. B. Coopers were here on - Wednesday of last week, for the funeral of Mrs. I. S. Parker. Francis and Jimmy Cooper returned to Great Falls with them for a few days. ; Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Wil liams were overnight guests ' of her son James H. Drake and Mrs. Drake in Charlotte, N. C. on Christmas night. On Monday Mr. and Mrs. Wil liams visited her son, Edward Williams and Mrs. Williams in Newberry. Mrs. Frank Goss with her daughter, Mrs. James King, Jr. and daughter of Columbia visited their mother and grdlidmother, Mrs. G. W. Bo- wep in Wadley, Ga. a few days, the past Week. Mr. and Mrs. Prue Waters and family visited their mo ther and grandmother, Mrs. Molly Waters in Calhoun Falls and Mrs. Cora Lee Cox e in Abbeville on Christmas Eve. Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Ginn and family of Simpsonville, visited her mother, Mrs. Claude Willard during the Christmas weekend. Mrs. Jack White, Miss Lin da White and Mr. and Mrs. Major Crawford spent Christ mas pay visiting Mr. and'- Mrs. (Loyd White in Gaffney and with Mrs. White’s and Mrs. Crawford’s mother, Mrs. Nellie Dover in Rutherford- ton, N. C, Family Supper Mr. and Mrs. Millard Phipps ar$ children and Mr. and Mrs. Tom Shetley of Gaff ney, Mr: and Mrs. Charles Rice and children, Bud Phipps and daughter Rhona, of the Lyd a community, enjoyed the Phipps family get-to-gether on Christmas Eve with th^ir parents, Mr. and Mrs. Her man Phipps. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Wal- lenzine and family of Belve dere, Mr. and Mrs,- ChaHes Meadows and children of Clin ton and Mr. and Mrs. Walter Patterson wer e pre-Christmas guests of the Mesdames par ents, Mr. and Mrs. ~ E. W. Mitchell on Decerriber 17. Those visiting Mrs. J.^ W. Fuller and Mrs. Lois Webb during the holidays were: Mr. and Mrs. Luke Fuller and Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Sexton and son, Drew of Greenwood, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Lee and chil dren of Laurens, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Roach and family of Clinton, Hr. and Mrs. Wilton K.ng and children, Mr.. £nd Mrs. Steve Webb and children of Joanna, the' Wood’s chil dren of Union, Niles Richarcf of Lydia, Miss Eugenia Roach of Clinton and her fiance Fur man Childrens, USN, who is * stationed aboard the tJSS Randolph. “ ■ >v - i • OV* ft* GIVE-AWAYS Cond. Reg. SALE 3 pc. Cutlery Set New 4.95 • 3.28 Well & Tree PlatWr New 11.95 7.88 Gravy Boat & Tray .... New 9.95 6-88 SURPLUS AND DISCONTINUED STYLES 1/ .$16.95 DIAMOND PRINCESS RING NO MONEY DOWN $f|44 I tjlec. Corn Popper . :New *6.95 • 4.88 I Pr. Boudoir Lamps .New 5.95 3.99 I Presto Shoe Polisher .. .New 19.95 14.88 j 8 Hi Bail Glasses JNew 3.95 1-99 Sunbeam Hair Clipper .New 11.95 5.88 West Bend Percolator New 9.95 6.99 Antique Auto Clock New 10.95 5.88 | Walnut Wall Clock ..... New 14.95 11.88 8 pc. Travel Bar New • 15.95 9.88 Reg. $75.00 $37 [ No money down! tl.OOa week $200.00 DIAMOND SOLITAIRE Written Lifetime Guarantee NO MONEY DOWN « $1.00 A WEEK $1 ELGIN Sportsman" Gents 17 Jewel Luminous Dial Reg. $135.00 $67 | No money down $1.00 a week Rei. $10.00 14K SOLID GOLD WEDDING BAND .NO MONEY DOWN $044 DIAMOND PIERCED EARRINGS Reg. $39.95. 14K Solid Gold NO MONEY DOWN ■ $1.00 A WEEK $lft44 L'iN--''; Reg. $200.00 $97 money 3 PC. SWEETHEART SET 10 Diamond Bridal Set and beautiful ladies 17 iewel watch. Reg. $99.00 NO MONEY DOWN « $1.00 A WEEK 144 No downs $1.00 a week PARKER T-BALL Jotter PEN Reg. $1.9f L 15 DIAMOND PRINCESS RING Reg. $75.00 ' NO MONEY DOWN » $1.00 A WEEK Dian^tnd Solitaire t, ENGAGEMENT RING ' Reg. $500.00 NO MONEY DOWN « $2.50 A WEEK 144 Reg. $100.00 $48 | No money down| $1.00 a week $ As Advertised on TV — World Famous MATTEL TOYS HANDSOME GENTS DIAMOND RING |/j Reg. $100.00 NO MONEY DOWN* $1.00 A WEEK |44 Guerrilla Gun & Booby Trap Set Smoking barrel. StjllB #gjil?jeea DOVT CSCTIOflg Bug. $5.00 (MATTEL'S "TINY CHATTY" TALKING BABY •» Beg. $12.00 $M99 HO MONET DOWN N MARX "GUIDE-A-TRAINT BATTERY OPERATED TRAM and Track WcanricUiack") Reg. $540 ALLAN baddy off KEN- BARBIE'S BOYFRIEND Yoa get ALLAN doll and 2. Reg. $9.3® NO MONEY DOWN "GO-GO 1 WATCHEJ Reg. $9.95 $r<8 EUREKA VACUUM $AA88 Complete with 7 pc. Set of deluxe attachment* Reg. $39.95 No Money Down • $1.00 a Week ROGERS 44* FAMOUS SILVERPLATE "VAUEY FOSE" PATTERN REG. TO 1.25 EA. ■ ■ 60. Knives, Forks & Spoons, etc. $ TEA SERVICE "The Gift of Gift*" 5 pc. Rogers Coffee A Tea Service (1) Reg. $100.00 ' No Money Down • $1.25 a Week AUTQ MATS Heavy moulded rubber overall front regular $5.95 $1.99 rear regular $4.95 $159 NO MONEY DOWN $1.00 A WEEK ELGIN "Starlight" ladies 17 Jewel Yellow or White MORE GIVE-AWAYS ( NO MONEY DOWN $1.00 A WEEK $I2 44 17 JEWEL - y ELGIN CALENDAR IUg. (»».»* 44 NO MONEY DOWN $V00 A WEEK *6*4 if s / Is 4 BRADLEY BY ELGIN fashion pendant WATCHES ■ f-i Get Several ' at this One Low Pricel Reg. $14.95 ONLY WALTHAM 17 JEWEL MAN'S CALENDAR Reg. $42.50 NO MONEY DOWN $1.00 A WEEK • Waterproof * • Sweep Second Hand • Anti-Magnetic • Luminous Dial < • Shock Resistant Solid gold Pinkie Ring Corning Ware—10 piece set. • •.., Corning Ware sauce pan Sheaffer pen and pencil set 59 piece Ovenproof Dinnerware ... 27 piece “Crystal Vintage” punch bowl set Water proof “Skin Diver Watch”* ,. His and Hers lighter set •.*.*•*• 14K solid gold pierced earrings ••• 12 transistor radio—incl. battery, earphone, and carry case Gillette “Super Stainlesa” razor blades (5-Pack) 6 piece steak knife set Westclox alarm clock Westclox pocket watch 1847 Roger Bros, two piece relish set Schick Ladies shaver Key case—coin .box—pill box trio .. Ingraham electric wall clock 53 piece Melmac Dinnerware 5 piece matched luggage ensemble Lionel 61 piece train outfit Pair, Colonial hurricane lamps .... Portable tape recorder 14 piece DuPont teflon cookware-.. Cond Reg. SALE 9.98 16.99 2.97 1.88 12.88 • * •#••••••••< New 19.95 New 24.60 .New 3.95 New 3.90 New 59.95 New .7.95 New SAVE! New 2.00 New 3.50 New 19.95 New .79 New *7.95 New 3.95 New 3.98 New 1.50 New 14.95 New 2.00 New 5.95 New 19.97 New 39.95 New 24.88 New 2.00 New SAVE! New 29.95 9.19 .64 8.44 .99 2.88 16.88 24.88 13.88 .99 38.00 14.99 RECORDS L P’s 99c JL^ • A • O eaeeeeeeeeeeeeia e Rr 45’s ...: 39c • Adjustable Expansion band *wfi»n ease, crystal and crown are intact. SUNBEAM STEAM AND DRY IRON UNCLAIMED tBf J&T^LJEC REPAIRED WATCHES You Pay Only the very small Repair Charge BENRUS $#k50 LONGINES ELGIN ^ UP - and otherc Switches Instantly from Steam to Dry! REG. $17.95 $799 NO MONEY DOWN $1.00 A WEEK G.E. ALARM regular $4.95 Electric alarm dock • Sweep hand Silver Punchy Set 59.95 Silver Vegetable Dish 12.95 Silver Water Pitcher 11.95 Silver Bread Tray .1 20.00 4 PC, Coffee Service 29.95 Now 39.88 8.89 7.88 14.88 18.88 SUNBEAM WEST BEND pud other fatnoes ntake APPLIANCES * Babes to $16.95 • West Band 5-9 Cup Perco lator • "Lady Empress" Hair Dryer • Electric Carving j, Knife • Roto-Broil 6 QM S Cooker Fryer • We$t Bend ” 12-30 Cup Percolator • Port able 3-Speed Mixer • Auto matic 2-Slice Toaster • Sun beam I Pc. Hair Clipper Set HO MONEY DOWN SYRACUSE CHINA Vi OFF! Kerosene LAMPS 99c Nylon UMBRELLAS Reg. $2.00 GUITAR & AMP OUTFIT Reg.$89.95 $ Birthstone Rings $15.00 Rings NO MONEY DOWNi—s. NOW $1.25 A week going at 32 Pc. Serv. for 6 ’ WHITE SWIRL Dinnerware $488 MO MONEY DOWN SAVE u pT °60% *4 44 $25.00 Rings NOW going at. $1 10K Childs Birthstone t35 £W $1044 going at Values to $6.95 -*4 $1.94 » s ° 0 o2 n " $1044 * going at NO MONEY CKOWN - $1.00 A WEEK 10K SOLID GOLD BABY RINGS-ONLY 44* OUr Golden Rule Policy Never Changes (and this Sale is no exception) SATISFACTION GUARANTEED or your MONEY BACK! OVER 7d STORES/ ^ 10i E. Main St., .Clinton, S. C. ; • Phn«r833-2101 Also Locations In Anderson-Greenwood Seme Items may net be available at seme slow. OPEN 'til THURS. FRI. MON. — — r-2-