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■g' Clinton, S. Thursday, January 12, 1967 THE CLINTON CHRONICLE • • ;r We«t Clinton News ... . , Sextons, in Service, Visit Parents " m ~ AN ,r By ANNE ASHLEY Q. How can I remove rain pen to need an extra-large then dry and polish with whit- A. Fill with vinegar,'and spots ..from., suede., articles, piece of wax paper, and have jng, ^ let it get very hot. Pour* out such as shoes, bags, or hats? only a few smaller pieces? the vinegar, and from then A. You can seal these Q* How can I clean a cor- on use on iy distilled water to A. By rubbing gently with pieces together with a hot roded steam iron? keep it in good condition, an emery board, such as is i r0 n. children, Mr. and Mrs. John- R. E. Garner, in Augusta, - e used for mani curing. ^ ^ ^ ^ add a nice nie Moore and sons, and Er- Georgia last Tuesday. Q. How can I best extract q. How can , deal with glos ’ s when washing w 0 o d skine Adams joined other rel* Birthdays and Anniversaries juice from an onion? white stains left on furniture floors and woodwork? atives in Columbia on Dec. Thursday, Jan. 12, happy A n . ,. surfaces by water or alcohol? Lt. J-G and Mrs Jimmy ^ ^° me of Mrs * W * birthday wishes go to Iris A ' Cut ®, sllc ® and . scrap ^ . A. By adding three table- . y E. Adams who was haim? hon- B arnes Naomi Wier and ^h® onion 0ver the finest part A. One quick and easy me- spoons of turpentine to your MRS. CLIFTON HEATON Correspondent-Representative 1M Washington Street Dial 833-3192 "south ? m ? rhlte ', ,r ' le, ‘ Saturda , y daj on the 15th to Carl Riser. rnTmixtae iXcatofor^ nitUre POliSh 0r WaX ' juice then apply your favorite fur- s . . .. E. Adams who was being hon returned 0 last^uesdav 0red ° n her birthda y* Keith Boland. of your grater. Or, simply thod is to rub over the stains bucket of wash water, then spending two weeks with Mr. ® l ° a „ n t Jan. 13 brings a birthday scrape a sharp knife across * ith a ,. dar " I> . cl f th that has " ipin f thc wood wi * h a clean andtMrs. Roy Sexton and oth- L", rTwU Mr t0 Susan Tinslc y and the cut edge, working over a bean d, P ped ■ nt0 c ' 8arctte dry 8l “ h “ r '"“P »hen you've « „ x e da y s in Atlanta, Ga., with Mr , ’ ashes, the ashes actmg as finished. Another method is f h r '^° tber g f st ® £ and Mrs. B. L. Weinberg and Wb ‘ U “ < *' howl. You'llsoon have a sort of - umice Rub tl t0 add tca 00n o£ *, king Sr XSf „f family - Mtssy DarneU are wished a that v m l ny until U* staias d 'S a PPt'«f. soda to your wash fater throp College in Rock HiU. Bttu ™ s ^0 San Diego hap p y birthday on Jan. 14. the'^bowf if 0r you 0 wUh n and wl P e w,th a clean dam P cloth - Many othcr such houseclean- She enjoyed one week of her . Technician Pres- Many happy returns of the scrape the holiday in Rapid City, South ton White, Jr. left on Saturday j Dakota^, making the trip by t ° r San a or P ia ’ a " Catherine Prater and John ion juice. A few drops more Q. How can I make a bet- Q. How can I clean alum- jet aiHiner. ** s P enain 8 wo wee s wim H Fuller will celebrate birth- or less don’t matter, and you ter job of mending a tear in inum? Students Aeturn To Collere ? arC ^ 1 ?’ days on Jan. 46th and Mr. and save washing one dish. a net curtain? ' Jennie Rae Surratt return- ^ res J° , ^ ’ ® nrout ® Mrs. Kelly Waits will observe .. A- Mlx ammonia . borax ed to Lander Clark Si^tt / P ^ l^i a wed ding anniversary. <*: C ** y°“ s “« est a ^ A -.A c « at colorless fmg- and water, and apply to the tt o ^ ’ ^ ldrK s “ urrau » days in Belview, Nebraska, . - r- ak »wuia for good “homemade” email polish opphed over the aluminum with a soft cloth. U ' «. e ^ heald ’^ ewber " wtth Ws brother-in-iaw and el . h 1 ' undearm deodorant? tear, after mending it, makes Another method is to wash ry, Bill Bishop, Wilford Bragg sister> g.ggt. and Mrs Marion rams Anthony Duane Ray, , ‘ a perfect finish. Press the in warm soapy water, and and BiU Crawford. Georgia Weaver and taml , Romola Dunlap and Dessa A Bicarbonate of soda d.l- fra d cnds together unlil thc 1 Military CoUege, Algie Ah- Holsonback are sent birthday uted with watep makes a very dries , ron the curtain ing tips are included in my new paperback book. rams, Spartanburg Jr.. Col- fege, Becky Craven and Ro- Brantlw ““hw^who lust graeti " gs 0 ” Ja ?' i 8 an ? Mr ' g “, od one ' T I' is ! s als0 a good Mre'fiuy.'avo'iding "the'mend- Diduuey £>ii>aup, wno JUSt n nd Mrs. Ansel R. Johnson all-over bodv deodorant — • -and Mrs. Ansel R. Johnson all-over body deodorant man Gaskin, Columbia Bus- re 1 ^ urned from R °da, Spain, wdl observe a wedding anni mess College, Ann Addison where , ha was for 3 versary. Mr. and Mrs. Marion Out- ley and Tommy of St. Augus tine, Fla., spent the new years holidays with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Motes and other rela tives here in Joanna. Betty and Andi Stroud, Mar- en i? ye I d . the re ^ ent .J ollday ? garet Rose Niver and Robbie bls „ p f. rants , .. and Lewis, Winthrop College, J? l f 8, 1 Ce . cil Blsh °P- He left for Johnnie Moore and Johnny Ch arl ef ton ™ J aa - 2 where Willingham, The Citadel. ? e wlU be . for 3 montbs be ' fore returmng to Spain again. Seventy-Two Hour Pass A 3-C James F. Osborne, who is an electronic student at Kiesler A.F.B. enjoyed a seventy-two hour pass with « ii * . his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Mrs Belle Willingham and James Osborne. He has been Mrs Louis Murphy returned there s i nce November 1st and on Saturday evening after was an Honor studen , for the spendin g a few days in Ruth- first sll[ weeks o( ^ ^ weeks erfordton, N. C. with Mr. and he wiu be there . Mrs Otis Murphy. Mrs. Wil- Home From Hospital lingham had enjoyed several Friends wiu be interested days prior that with Mr and to Ray Estes is recu Mrs. Carl Turner in Ninety- erating at his home at Hayes lx ’ Trailer Park after being a pa- Mr. and Mrs. Roy Boyce tient at the General Hospital and Mrs. Gus Cannon were in Greenville for the past sev- Saturday visitors in Green- eral months due to a fall from v dl e - » a telephone pole while work- Mrs. and Mrs. Gene Bishop in 8 lor Greenwood Telephone and Mrs. McNeal Trotter vis- Company in Greenwood, ited Mrs; L. H. Rinehart in - Birth Batesburg recently. Trotter Sunday guests of Mr.’ and Mr - and Mr s- Jerry D. Trot- Mrs. Bernard Nabors were ter armoun ce the birth of a Mr. and Mrs. Tommy Crowe son ’ Frank Garrett, on Jan. of Belton. 5tb at th e Bailey Memorial Weekend guests of Mr. and Hospital. She is the former Mrs. Derrill Whitmire were J°y ce Johnson of Elberton, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Johnson of Georgia- They have a dajigh- Newberry. ter bIso. Attended Birthday Celebration Patlent At Self Memorial just add a little bicarb to your tub of bath water. ing area. Q. What can I do if I hap- OFFICE SUPPLIES CHRONICLE PUB. CO. PHONE 833-0541 OFFICE SUPPUES OFFICE FURNITURE OFFICE MACHINES Serving The Clinton Area With Quality Service L & L Office Supply Phoite 984-8781 Laurens, S. C. W-D BRAND. . U. S. CHOICE T-BONE STEMS W-D BRAHD..U S. CHOICE SIRLOIN STEAKS ■b. W-D BRAND ... U. S. CHOICE PORTERHOUSE STEAKS ' ' ' ' v VIRGINIA BRAND SLICED BACON UB - MLjSBLn pkc. 1 | my* xjy. x 4 : m . How to succeed without really trying UJ^D "BRAND" P Mrs. Ruth Thomas, Mrs. Lewis Marshall and Lori, Mr. and Mrs. B. W. McBride and IF YOU DON’T READ YOU DON’T GET THE NEWS PHONE 833-0541 Mrs. Delia Russell is a sur gical patient at the Self Me morial Hospital in Green wood. Attends Funeral Mr. and Mrs. Jones Wal- lenzine and Otis Smith at tended the funeral of Mrs. ^OdTto^ REPORT OF CONDITION OF M. S. Bailey & Son, Bankers of Clinton, S. C., in the Stale of South Carolina At the close of business on December 31, 1906 Assets j..., ji Cash balances with other banks, and cash items in process of collectibn - $ 3,137,875.62 United States Government obligations, 'direct, and guaranteed 1,334,224.73 Obligations of States and political subdivisions 2,465,606.52 Securifes of Federal agencies and corpora tions not guaranteed by U. S 350,198.54 Other loans and discounts , 4,915,297.33 Bank premises, furniture and fixtures, and other assets representing bank premises 400,001.00 Real estate owned other than bank premises 1.00 Other assets * 89,711.11 W-D BRAND U. S. CHOICE CHUCK STEAKS W4> BRAND U. S. CHOICE N. Y. STRIP STEAKS . . W-D BRAND U. S. CHOICE BONELESS RIB EYE STEAKS. W-D U. S. CHOICE WHOU FULL LOINS. ...Start wHh Winn-Dixie w-d drand...o.s:dji. W-D Brand U. S. Choke Full Cut Chuck Roasts - 45" W-D Brand U. S Choke Bonekn Shoulder Roasts W-D Brand U. S. Choice BonoloM Chuck Roasts- W-D Brand U. S. Choice Boneless Bottom Round LB. n ■ a a FAMOUS FRESH W-D HANDI-PACK « u GROUND n a «.-C U. S. CHOICE LEAN SONELESS BEEF ■ lb, u r t ft p h SAVE MORE 2-LB. looaaoaosoooooooeooooeoooooi MADE UNDER CONSTANT U^.DA. GOVERNMENT INSPECTION ‘ $129 3-LB. PKG. >0000001 5-LB. PKG- Roasts W-D Brand U^^fthoice Round Tip Roasts - W-D Brand U. S. Choke Cube Steak or Sirloin Tip Roasts W-D Brand U. S Choice Boneless Top Round Stock or Roasts W-D Brand U. S. Choke E-Z Carve Semi-Bnls. Rib Roasts LB. ASTOR* 4 •* 15 TOTAL ASSETS* .'. 12,692,915.85 CRACKIN' GOOD SALTINES REFRESHING CA CHEK THRIFTY MAID BARTLETT HALF PEARS THRIFTY MAID SLICED YELLOW CLING PEACHES .... 4 12-oz. Cans 3 No. 2/2 $| Cans In Limit ! Of Your Choica With A $5.00 Order Coffee - ASTOR VEGETABLE..Limit 1 With A $5.00 Order Shortening MAXWELL HOUSE 3-LB. CAN No. 2/ 2 Cans t. LIABILITIES Demand deposits of individuals, partnerships, and corporations Time and savings deposits of individuals, partnerships, and corporations Depostis of United States Government .. Deposits of States and political subdivisions Certified and officers’ checks, etc. TOTAL DEPOSITS ‘ $11,111,721.98 ■^ia) Total demand deposits $ 7,782,039.06 (b) Total time and savings deposits $ 3,329,682.92 Other liabilities THRIFTY MAID $ 6,952,240.03 3,024,495^64 202,429.37 854,555.33 78,001.61 \ PORK ’N BEANS. 89? No. 300 JQi DEEP SOUTH..Limit 1 With A $5.00 Order a Can THRIF^Y-MAID SWEET or UNSWEETNED GRAPEFRUIT ..29c Mayonnaise - 39' Limit 2 With Other Purchases WHITE ARROW CLOROX WHITE ARROW JUICE, 46-oz. Can ANTISEPTIC LISTERINE a a 14-02. Btl. 67' Bleach^25' &29' HALF $AL. PLASTIC 65,075.44 FROZEN FOODS MORTON CHICKEN, TURKEY OR BEEF TOTAL LIABILITIES $11,176,797.42 MEAT PIES ■ST.- CAPITAL ACCOUNTS (c) Common stock—total par vhlue $ 500,000.00 No shares authorized—5,000 No. shares outstanding—5,000 Surplus .... 500,000.00 Undivided profjts 516,118.43 TOTAL CAPITAL ACCOUNTS $ 1,516,118.43 FROZEN NUGGETS OR FRENCH FRY POTATOES TASTE O'SEA FILLET OF PERCH OR FLOUNDER FANCY WESTERN WINESAP FANCY VINE RIPENED TOMATOES 23">- ZIPPER SKIN LBS. U. S. No. 1 MAINE RUSSET BAKING c a a a 2 Mb. Pkgs. TOTAL LIABILITIES AND CAPITAL ACCOUNTS $12,692,915.85 $10,916,461.28 MEMORANDA Average of total deposits for the 15 calendar days ending with call date ' Average oi total loahs for the 15 calendar days ending with call date —.— 5^047,399.97 Loans as shown in item 7 of “Assets” are after deduction of valuation reserves of 97,803.14 I, Charles W. Ruark, Cashier, of the above-named bank, do solemnly swear that this report of condition is true and cornet to the best of my knowledge and belief...- CHARLES W. RUARK Correct—Attest: W. C. Neely, Robert M. Vance, George H. Comelson, James Von ^Hollen, Directors. ‘ State of South Carolina, County of Laurens, ss: Sworn to and subscribed before me this 11th day of Jan., 1967, and I hereby certify that I am not -an officer of this bank. ELANDA W. HQLLEY, Notary Public My commission expires at the pleasure of the Governor. MORTON ... ALL FLAVORS - CREAM PIES. .. DIXIE THRIFTY OR ASTOR FLORIDA ORANGE JUICE . . W-D CHOPPED FROZeVi . . 50 Exlro Stomps Per Pkg. SIRLOIN STEAKS ,. . ^ 4 14-oz. Pies (3 12-oi. C0ns $1.) 6 6-oz. $4 Cans I* Potatoes JUICY FLORIDA Oranges• 49/ HERE ARE THE WINNERS FOR OUR GREEN RACE Ccrd No 113, Shown Jon. 7, 1947 RACE WIN ENTRY 1(1 Raco 5 Pog A. 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