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V .Clinton, S. C., Thursday, March 23,1967 THE CLINTON CHRONICLE / * Plintmt i, • ' Wallace Boyce, and Joe Ca- a large tree. The car is a to- experience with my wife of some horse sense, qpmmon come worse slaughter - houses * a, * glc had birthdays. tal wreck, various parts of it rearing three children through sense, and to know that many than they are, then we are go- Mr. and Mrs. Arthur San- scattered around the tree. ^ een . a g e p er j ot |. it took things don’t mix when driving ing to have to do what is na* ders observed their wedding when ii comes to scientific a lot of time, patience, and a high powered automobile, cessary to match the horse anniversary March 22. advance and industrial achi- money. Tv* never regretted from alcohol all the way to se nse in the driver’s head with Mr. and Mrs. Allen Powers evement, man seems to have the investment. I know that conversation. the horse-power und*r his foot. MRS. CLIFTON HEATON soiii of Greenwood visited Mrs. lie to attend. There will also will observe their wedding an- out-smarted himself. This is rearing children costs money The drinking driver is be- For some reason the modem Correspondent-Representative Ada Center, Sunday. be special singing at each ser- r e*t Clinton New# ., Visitors of Hospital 1M Milling Avenue Dial 833-S192 Billy Boy Reynolds of Simp- vice. sqnyiUe is spending a few days Church News KaIIv n r Ws grandparents, Rev. The Rev. Leroy Allen of An- rs Sara Cmt ^ Mrs - ^ Splllers. derson will be the guest speak- then of Greenville, Mrs. Mary Mr/ tod Mrs C- C. Heaton ^ th ^the^F^f U pente- Johnston, Paul Fuln crapps of ^.umwa, and U,. HolinLs Ctareh Rev Sieve Melts, Tiuuny Mrs. V. O • Bluff, Ark., Mrs. and Mrs. Carl Berry and a rat™on the latter’s sister children of Ward were among her .h#dhand, Mr. and the visitors of Mrs. William % 8 - J< * Vhufehn. of Green- ine Dominick during her stay at is a former pastor of church here. Rev. Fur- ville. Mrs 1 . Vaughn attended f"®? Entrekin, the pastor, ex niversary March 27. particularly true with the au- an( j f or p ar ents to spend all coming an increasing liability drivers seem to feel that they Jim Tinsley, Walter Heaton, tomobile where all too often, this money, make a heavy in- on the highways — 50 per cent have to drive just a little fast- R. E. Cheek, Gene Butler, particularly in case of young vestment and lose it just at of the accidents are now idid er than the posted speed limit, and Kathy Conway celebrate an d inexperienced drivers, the time when it could become at the door of alcohol. The con- Remember, hospital bills are their birthday today. toe car handles the man rath- profitable is to say the least versationjarone driver is like- getting higher and so are fu- Mrs. Carroll Fulmer of er toan the man handling the a poor economic investment, wise an overlooked liability, eral expenses, and death is Fulmer and car. W hy don’t you parents who if our highways are not to be- very permanent. give your children these high- try to get somebody to teach them Self Memorial Hospital Mrs. B. B. Stroud spent Proffit Before an airplane pilot is will observe their birthdays considered qualified to handle peered automobiles March 25. a plane as a senior pilot, he ‘ March 26 Clarence Duna- must have many successful Tn"lh7"mihlirT cordial way. Colie Campbell, and Mrs. and supervised hours of fly- Mrt. Mary Ann A Fred Tumblin have birthdays, ing. Not so with the automo- the weekend in Columbia with _ ^ r ?: McCall and Mrs her son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Stroud. On Saturday night they at tended the Gospel singing. Mr. 6nd Mrs. George PHnce and Mr. and Mrs. Johnny dnHn„ Vi ,K ted in ’ seWteTf£ Mrs. MarionIe“e during .the week-end and re- Satterfield Saturday night. invitation to attend. Easter Egg Hunt Dot Madden attended the fu- TT The ^ wi “ 1)6 anEostcr Egg nisraFof their aiint, Mrs. Mar- Hunt for toe children of the ion Lee Davis, in Rockford, Pntecostal Holiness HI V MondayChurch on Saturday at 3:00 . p.m. All are asked to meet at . Mtt. M*rfcm L*e Davis church. Roekfofd, >111. — Funeral Birthdays and Wedding Anniversaries bile driver. Although many n/mx/TX A vr parents are requiring their lli V fcK. Y DA Y te en - age childred to take driver training lessons, many young drivers crawl under the By DR. HERBERT SPAUGH steeri/ig wheel with a mini- mum amount of home instruc- “High Horsepower — Low tion. It is no wonder that so COUNSELOR v Horse Sense” is the caption many of these young drivers kill ^imed by Gatlinburg, Tenn. of a cartoon sent in by a cor- wreck cars, main and Davis wttOiwas born and rear- Danny Ray Hedgepath and respondent. The cartoonist themselves, often by reason .. . - ed in. SoiUh .Carolina and had Mrs. Mildred Williams have has drawn a highway with a of speed and collision with . . r - a” d . A/ l rs ’ ^ ndy lived ' in Hockford, HI. for the birthdays March 21. fence along side through some immobile object like a hifiaw Mr nnHMrc 11 r/Ir s ® ve,!,B ^ years, were con- March 22 Mrs. Barely Can- which a speeding automobile tree, utility pole, or bridge ranoA nnH rhiiHran in duc t®d at 1:00 p.m., Monday non 0 f Greenville, Gary Fick- has just crashed, crossing an abutment, r-roonuiii c ,,_at Rockford. • lin, Mrs. Bobby Anthony, Mrs. open field, and smashed into I am a parent and had the Greenville, hunday. Surviving are her husband, 4——— — — —— — Mrs. David Owens and Mrs. Tom DavU,' three daughters, Frank Simpson were called to Davls of ^ home> Spartanburg last Wednesday j^ r8 . p^^ny^^hiade and due to the death of their mo- p 0 Uy Scott of Rockford, ther, Mrs^. P. Dye. 111.;'her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Robert Adams, Mrs. j. p. Bro^n ^f Whitmire; one Robert Whitsel, Mrs. Paul brbther, Paul' BrOwn of Whit- Foster, and Mrs. Hank Caiugh- m ire ; three sisters, Mrs. Jean man visited their aunts, Mrs. Brown of Whitmire, Mrs. Fannie Smith in the Newber- Helen Wiliams and Mrs. Ben ry hospital and Mrs. Florence Williams, of : this city. Puckett, who is ill at her home, on Sunday. PLUMBING OR HEATING Call about this question: Consult w. ALVIN HUEBLE “A sizeable cost of insurance is the ex pense of processing numerous small claims. If the buyer of insurance accepts n the responsibility for small claims thru a ‘deductible’, can he save a significant amount on his insur ance premium?” BAILEY AGENCY M. S. Bailey & Son, Bankers, Building Dial Day 833-(!681 — Night and Sunday 833-0323 r With the Sick Mrs. Frances. Meadors is a Mr. and Mrs. Arthur San- pAtieftt at" Bailey Memorial ders visited in Spartanburg, HosHtal. ! ’ Sunday. Ott ’rtiomas 1 is a patient at Mrs. C. W. Windsor; ahd Bailey Memorial.Hospital, daughter, Sybil, Mr. and Mrs. T*h Windsor, has returned Harry Foster, Mr. and Mrs. home after, being a patient at Bill Lint^pr, Mrs. Daisy Boo- Bailey "Memorial Hospital, zer, and Mrs. Dezaree Addy Billy Boy Ftjynolds of Simp- attended the funeral of their sonvilfe, grandson of Rev. and uncle, E. T. Young, in Co- Mrs. J. W; Spillers of this city, lumbia last Monday. has mumps. ^ Miss Sara Nell Heaton of. Ricky'Burroughs is confin- Woodruff spent the week-erid ed^ to his home With an injur- with her parents, Mr. and ed f66t. . f . Mrs. L. C. Heaton, and also Jimmy McWaters Is ill at visited Mr. and Mrs. C. M. his home. ' fleaton and family. Frjends of W. R. Thomas ^ Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Heaton will be. interested to know that had as their guests Sunday he has returned home after the latter’s brother and IJiis being a .patient for some time f ife, Mr. and Mf&T - J. W. at Bailey Memorial Hospital. Ipyd, of Royston, Georgia. Mrs. William Dominick is Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Ham- improving a| her home follow- rick visited in Greenville Sun- ing aurgery at Self Memorial day with Rev. and Mrs. Whit- Hospital, greenwood, more, Rev. and Mrs. Kea- Mrs. Billy Ray Heaton has mon, and Rev. and Mrs. Coo- returned- home after undergo- per. ing surgery last., week at Bai- Mrs. Bessie Nelson and Mr. ley Memorial Flospital. and Mrs. Ed Nelson of Lau- Revival Services rens visited Mrs. Ella Har vey, Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Lee J. Holtz- m Special Easter Values G?( STAMPS im SAVE AT i T m ftARHOtn* LEAN BONELESS COOKED CANNED HAMS LAY'S "3 LITTLE PIGS" PORK SAUSAGE *2.98 1-LB, ROLL W-D BRAND BAKING m STO ( ■ : : 'l H ■ i Revival services are in pro gress at the Elizabeth Street Church of God and will con- claw, Sr. of Greer were Thurs- tinue. each SVen|ng at 7 p.m. day guests of Mrs. Ada Cen- The ( Rev. .Harry Kemp of ruv “LET’S GO TO THE RACES” 11 WAYS TO WIN — WIN IN ANY Of THE RACES — COME IN SECOND . .WIN OUE LUCKY DOUBLE HENS.. W-D U.S.D.A. CHOICE E-Z CARVE RIB.. SEMI-BONELESS ROASTS W-D US.D.A. CHOICE DELMONICO STEAKS S to 7-Lb. SIZE 29' W-D U.S.DA. CHOICE RIB EYE ter. Mrs. Luke Fuller and Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Sexton and D. Walhalla is conducting the ser vice.- The*' pastor, the R^v. F. Moore, ‘ ihVites the public <9A tit r You Can Buy You^ Cbpy of The CUnton Chroriicle at- Dixie-Home Stores, W. Mkln MtXiSggly . Wiggly, W. Main St.; Community CftsHrfernfl-.St;,; How- ard’s Pharmacy, E. 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