The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, February 02, 1967, Image 3
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THE CUNTON CHRONICLE
WHO'S
WHERE...
— As —
Reported By
Naomi Seymour
Phones 833-0541 or 833-1817
*It«ms of Interest About Clinton Folk
Millinfi Blalock, son of Dr.
and Mrs. George Blalock, is
stationed at Fort Jackson
where he is receiving six
months basic training with
the Army Reserves.
Mrs. Charles M. Gaffney,
Jr. and daughter, Donna, are
residing with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. M. B. Summer
ville, while her husband, Lt
Charles M. Gaffney has a
year’s tour of duty in Thai
land.
California Visitor
Visiting with Dr. and Mrs.
George Blalock several days
last week was Mrs. Blalock’s
aunt, Mrs. William Carrillo
of Laguna Beach, California.
Arriving during the weekend
for a visit was the Blalock’s
daughter, Almena, student al
Converse College.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry C. Lay-
ton were in Wayeross, Ga.,
during the weekend, going es
pecially to attend the funeral
services of their sister-in-law,
Mrs. C. E. Layton.
Dr. and Mrs. N. Carl Wes-
singer and children visited
Mrs. Wessinger’s parents,
Mr. and Mrs. A. O. Owen, in
Anderson during the weekend.
Among students spending
several days last week with
their parents and family dur
ing the semester break at the
University of South Carolina
were Sara Sadler, Phillis Mix
on, Beverly Poole, Jack Mc-
Kittrick, William Milam, Lin
da Burney, Dianne Claypoole,
Mac Hiers and Beck Huguley.
Mrs. W. W. Harris and Mrs.
George Senn spent Monday in
Columbia on business.
Visitors From Trinity College
Spending several days last
weejc with Miss Sara Sadler
and her family were friends
from Trinity College where
Miss Sadler attended school
last year, Misses Mau
reen Dwyer of Erie, Pa; Car-
roll Fisher, Philadelphia, Pa.;
Nancy Katzen, New York; and
Mary Beth Then, Cherry
Chase, Ind.
Observe 36th Anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. John Henry
Poole observed their 36th wed
ding anniversary on Wednes
day, Feb. 1.
Mr .and Mrs. Morris Sey
mour and family spent the
weekend in Bowman, Ga. with
their parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Horace Seymour and Mr. and
Mrs. Haley Brown.
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. John
son, Jr., of Athens, Ga., spent
the week-end with his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Johnson.
• Valentines • Valentine Candy
• Timex Watches • Sun Glasses
• Max Factor Cosmetics
— CLINTON’S LARGEST SELECTION —
“Come In and Browse Around”
¥
Young s Pharmacy
“The Friendly Store” 1
OPEN ALL DAY WEDNESDAY
Rtfdman Porter has return
ed to his home in Hawkins-
ville, Ga., after spending sev
eral days with his A sisters,
Misses Helen and Julia Porter.
Mrs. George Brocken-
brough, Sr., is spending this
week with her sister and bro-
ther-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. W.
B. Ellis in Greenville.
’ Colorado Visitors
Visiting several days last
week with Mr. and Mrs. Har
ry Wilkes, Jr. and family
were Mr. and Mrs. Dick Knox
from Denver, Colorado.
Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Ab
rams, Mr. and Mrs. Alyn
Denny Abrams of Greenville,
and Mr. and Mrs. Davis R.
Holland, Jr. of Anderson vis
ited during the weekend with
Mr. and Mrs. Davis R. Hol
land, coming especially to see
Mr. Holland who is a patient
at Bailey Memorial Hospital.
Loses Father ,
Dr. and Mrs. E. N. Sullivan
were called to Charleston last
Wednesday due to the death of
Mrs. Sullivan’s father, Dr.
Henry Barnwell.
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Thomas,
Mrs. Davis Holland, Mrs.
Harry Wilkes, accompanied
by Mrs. Evie Johnson and
Miss Phobe Darnell of Joanna
attended the Jeweler’s Gift
Show in Charlotte during the
weekend. *
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Milam
and daughter, Kathy, of Char
lotte, N. C. spent the week
end with his sisters, Miss Kate
Milam, Mrs. B. B. Ballard
and Mr. Ballard.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Pitts of Co
lumbia visited Mrs. P. ' M.
PiKs during the weekend.
Mrs. Marie Singley . was
called to Greenwood last
week due to the death of her
mother, Mrs. S. .1. Shealy.
Mr. and Mrs. Fuller Reese,
Jr. of Richmond, Va., spent
a few days at their home here
last week. Joining them on
Saturday were their sons, Ful
ler, III of Clemson and Bob
Reese, who is stationed at Ft. Chamber Sponsors
Gordon, Ga., with the (J. S. r
Army; and Mr."Reese’s mo-STAR Program
Uicr, Mrs. Rocso. Sr., ot Ab- Chamber ot
beville. ^
Lt. and M|s. Robert Paul Commerce is sponsoring the
Watts, Sr., and son, Paul, Jr., Student- Teacher Adhievement
and Jimmy have gone to Ft. Recognition (STAR) Program
Bliss, Texas, where Lt. Watts in Laurens County. The STAR
has been assigned. Lt. Watts „ , . . .
. . • I--Program is a project of the
returned in December from
Vietnam where he served the Education Committee, with
past year, and had been on George Brockenbrough, chair-
leave the past month visiting ma n. STAR student will com-
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. p e te on the county, congres-
H. Watts and his *faimly who sional district and state lev-
had made their home with e is. The winner will be award-
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. e d a scholarship and a trip
William Davis, while he was to Washington. The S. C. State
away. Chamber of Commerce is the
In Bailey Memorial sponsor for the state. STAR
Mrs. W. D. Adair is a pa- students will be named on the
tient at Bailey Memorial Hos- basis of scores on the Col-
pital where she underwent sur- lege Board Scholastic AptH
gery on Monday. tude Test (SAT) and scholas-
David Plaxico, student at tic averages for the first se-
Wofford College, Spartanburg mester of the senior year,
spent the semester break with The STAR Student names the
his parents; Mr. and Mrs. STAR Teacher.
Tom Plaxico. "Five new directors will be
Mrs W. W. Harris will named to the board of di 5 ec ;
leave tomorrow for Colum- tors this month. President
bia where she will be the guest 9 aud f Crocker named the
of Mr. and mVs. Randall Gil- following committee to select
lian and will attend the mid the names to appear on e
winter meeting of the S. C. ballot: Louis M. Stephens
Press Association. £ om ,^ a * lc ?’ i^ ar ] eS Pd * S ’
.. , . jr Francis Blalock and Charles
Mr. and Mrs. Leambn G Bu j ce
Jones, and Danny Jones were r Serving on the nominating
in Greenv ille on Sunday to comrn m ee f or new officers
Coker H. Horton
Native of Spartanburg Cpun- of Pinsdn.
„ . „ „ . Q _ . D . ty, son of the late Dock and Funeral servlvi
Coker H. Horton, B5, o Pin- wtl|i , Horton he )lved ducted Saturday
son, Ala., and formerly of Robinson Funeral ^
Clinton, died in a Birming- most of h,s in tl J e Chn ' Iey;-by Rev. A. H.
ham, Ala., hospital Wednes- ton section, and for the past Rev. C. L. King. Bi
day, Jan. 25, at 5 a.m. after 12 years had lived with a be in* West View
a long illness. niece, Mrs. Charles L. King Liberty.
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attend the'concert of the All
are: R. S. Truluck, W. R.
Miss Black In
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Concert At Converse
State Bands, going especially Anderson and w c Baldwin .
to hear Nancy Jones Carole Present officers; Claude A
Perry and Collie Lehn, who presidenti , Mac
participated. Adair, 1st v. present and
Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Dow Don G Creighton, 2nd v.
were in Pinehurst, N. C., sev- president and M. D. Milam,
eral days during the past j r treasurer,
week, where they attended the
mid-winter meetihg of the, ^ .
Southeastern Photoengravers COOCt LoldWCll IS -
Hu“ n ' hdd a, the Car °' Circulation Manager
Cadet Harley Caldwell of
Thornwell has been named to
serve in 1967 as circulation
manager of The Brigadier,
''newspaper of The Citadel at
A concert will be presented Charleston,
in Twitchell auditorium. Con- A dean’s list student, Cadet
verse College, Spartanburg, Caldwell is majoring in civil
Tuesday evening. February engineering and is enrolled in
7, at 8 o’clock by the three ^e Air Force ROTC program,
winners in a concerto contest He serves as president of the
which was held recently at Westminster Fellowship and
the college. j 8 a representative on the Re-
Miss Amy Lou Black, piano ij g i OU s Council.
major who won a scholarship
for study under Ozan Marsh
Inst summer at Chautauqua,
N. Y., will be one of the par
ticipants. A pupil of John
Erickson, she is the daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Robert F.
Black.
Tlie public is invited.
WEIGH
the advantages of
a Savings Account
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SAFETY through
insured Savings
EARNING POWER
r y~, AVAILABILITY
OF FUNDS
Save with us!
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Established 1SK6
Member FDIC Clinton, S. C.
INTEREST PAID ON ONE YEAR SAVINGS CERTIFICATES
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Have you read any good window
stickers lately?
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Browse to your heart’s content
at the Buick Ahlue Carnival.
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CASQUE BUICK COMPANY
t ' 646 North Harper Street — Laflrens, S. C.
4 BIG DOLLAR DAYS
BRAND NAME MERCHANDISE
FINAL REDUCTIONS - STOREWIDE WINTER CLEARANCE!
ALWAYS OUR ItIGGEST HAUGAIN EVENT! DRASTIC KElHJCIFfONS!
SUITS
Reg. $75
Now $59.95
Reg. $49.95
Now $33
SPORT COATS
1!) Coats—Reg. $15 and $17.50
Reduced to $33
l.'i Coals—Reg. $:!2.50 lo $:i(i.9.'.
Reduced to $24
TROUSERS
Reg.
SALE
12.95
8.95
11.95-15.95
10.95
16.95
11.95
17.95
‘ , - - - - -
12.95
18.95-19.95
13.95
FLORSHEIM SHOES - Discontinued Styles
Reg. to 24.95 .. now 17.80 -19.80 Reg. 15.95
Reg. to 29.95 now 22.80 Reg. 17.95
FREEMAN SHOES
now 10.95
now 13.95
SWEATERS
Reg. Stock Vs off
One Group now $5
Values to 10.95 and 13.95
HATS
One Group Sport Hats
now 3.89
All Dobbs Hals
now 7.95 and 10.95
JACKETS
now Vs off
Unlined Jackets
now 5.00
Reg. Values to 12.95
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Men’s Famous Brand
DRESS SHIRTS
Reg. $5 and $6 %
now 3.99
All-Weather Coats
Reg. 18.95
. now 12.95 ^
. Reg. 22.95
now 14.95
’ ONE GROUP • ;
COTTON SLACKS ;
Men’s and Young Men’s Sizes ’
Reg. $5.00 and $5.95
now 3.00 •
Dollar Days Special! One Table Assorted Merchandise jo ;
Broken Sizes and Sightly Shopworn—Boys’ and Men’s Sizes—Values to $10.95 ^ ,
FAMOUS BRAND SPORT SHIRTS now 2.99;
Entire Stock Long Sleeves — Sizes S-M-L-XL — Regular $5.00 - $5.95 - $7.95
Entire Stock of Boys’ Wear at Tremendous Savings — Vs to Vz off •
SHIRTS - JACKETS - GLOVES - ALL-WEATHER COATS - COTTON SLACKS - DRESS SLACKS ;
Due to lack of space we are discontinuing small sizes in our Boys’ Department at Greatly Reduced Prices (
9 BOYS’
Wool Suits
t
Reg. 29.95
now
Sizes \2 to 17
Billy The Kid and Farah
JEANS
Sizes 6-^4; reg. 2.98 to .3.75
CLOSEOUT PRICE—
2 for $5
Reg. - Slims - Huskies
ROYS’ HEALTHKNIT
Briefs and T-Shirts .
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Briefs 5 Pr. lo Pk.—Reg. *2.05 |
now 1.35
T-Shirts 3 to Pk.—Reg. $2.35 *
now 1.55 ;
Sizes 8 to 14
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^—-5 !
WOODEN
HANGERS
5 for $1.00
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Adair's Men's Shop
CLINTON, S. C.
ALTERATIONS
LIMITED
ALL SALES CASH
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