The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, July 27, 1967, Image 7
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THE CLINTON CHRONICLE
West Clinton News ... ' ~
Okinawa and Vietnam Veterans on Leave With Samples Family
quick remedy f r reiv.ov.it paper?. corn starch and water, letlff
of grease spots from wall- Answer — Apply a paste of dry, then wipe it off.
MRS. CLIFTON HEATON
Correspondent-Representative
104 Milling Avenue
Dial 833-3192
Private First Class Kenneth
Samples of Okinawa, where
he was stationed for eight
een months, is spending a 30-
day leave with his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Jonas Samples.
He will return to Fort Lee,
Virginia where he will be sta
tioned.
Sgt. Junior Tucker of Viet
nam is visiting Mr. and Mrs.
Jonas Samples.
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Harvey
and Sheila of Cleveland, Ohio
and Mrs. Robert E. Roberts
and sons of Lima, Ohio and
Airman Second Class James
Lee Price of Seymore John
son, North Carolina visited
Mr. and Mrs. George Price
recently.
Vyrelle Roberts of Shaw
Air Force Base spent two
weeks with Mr. and Mrs.
George Price.
Mrs.'Ray Cauble enjoyed a
picnic dinner on Sunday in
Ware Shoals with Mr. and
Mrs. J. D. Pitts and family.
Also there were Mr. Bill
O’Shields and. family of New
York.
Mrs. Inez Sorrow of Green
wood visited her mother, Mrs.
Rosa Owens over the week
end.
Mr. and Mrs. Ted Crawford
and son of Charleston visited
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Skelton,
Sunday. Patty Sue Cranford
returned home with her par
ents after spending several
weeks with the Sheltons.
Stan Foster of Charleston
spent the week-end with his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Paul
Foster.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Caugh-
man visited Bud Carr in Co
lumbia, Sunday.
Guests of Mrs. Ella Harvey
on Sunday were Mrs. Henry
Smith and daughter of Chi
cago., Ill and Mrs. Pauline
Matthews and son and Mrs.
Clara Smith of Greenwood.
Mr.- and Mrs. C. W. Wind
sor and daughter, Sybil, vis
ited their daughter and son-
in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Edgar
Brazill and family in Colum
bia, Saturday afternoon.
Hubert Leopard visited his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. George
Leopard near Saluda, Sunday.
Airman Third Class Mike
Sanders returned to Fort Stew
art, Tenn. Monday after
spending the week-end with
his wife and also his parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Sanders.
Miss Sara Nell Heaton was
the week-end guest of Mr. and
Mrs. Otis Jefferson in Green
wood.
Mrs. Gibbs Manor and
daughter, Patty, of West Palm
Beach, Florida are visiting
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. L.
H. Pearson.
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Saw
yer and family, while on va
cation, enjoyed a trip to Cher
okee, North Carolina, last
week.
Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Rob-
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ertson of Greenville visited tlje Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Downs then brush off—and in. most
latter’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. observe their wedding anni- cases the stain will brush off,
L. C. Heaton, Sunday after- versary July 28.
noon.
Sitkness
Mrs. Andy Hames has re
turned home after being a pa
tient for a few days at Bailey
Memorial Hospital.
Mrs. Myrtle Whitsel re
mains a patient at Bailey Me
morial Hospital.
Tommie Creswell has re
turned home after being a pa
tient at Bailey Memorial Hos
pital.
Birth Announcement
How Can I?
By ANNE ASHLEY
Question—How can I re
in o v e perspiration stains
from some of my clothing?
Answer—Such stains on un-
washable fabrics sometimes
yield only to dry cleaning—
too. The care and cleaning of
wall paper is dealt wiih fully
in my new household hints
book.
%
• Question—How can I cope
with a rain-spotted felt hat?
Answer-^-Bub the surface of
the felt with steel wool until
the nap is raised, and;you will
find that the spots have dis
appeared.
Question—What ii a good
’home-made cleaning prepa
ration for wall paper?
Answer—One quart of flour,
Answer — Use alcohol foi
this chore, drying them with
tissue. The alcohol cuts the
grease and dirt, and makes
your specs sparkle. Many
other short-cuts are included
in my new household manual.
Question—How can I pull
out the shortest threads in a
seam without ripping the
fabric?
Answer—By using a pair of
tweezers for this task.
Question—What is a good
, T but first try sprinkling moist ,
hn n nnnminrpH tho birth of COrn starch on the area ’ then 0n ®* f ° Urth ^ UP ° f amm onia,
borne announced the birth of K . . .. . .. .. . and enough water to make a
a son, Lonnie Harold II, on dned On wasLbe fabries P«‘*- Knead these in-
Juiy ? 1 at Bailey Memorial remove
the perspiration stains,
sponge with vinegar, then
Hospital.
Before marriage Mrs
Os
borne was Miss Priscilla Wil- wash again.
liamson, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Haskell Williamson of
this city.
Receives Discharge
John D. Price, son of Mr.
and Mrs. George Price, re-
Question—How can I re
move the black deposits
that have built up in the
grout joints of my bath
room wall tile?
Answer—Merely by damp-
gredients until they are
smooth, then spread the paste
over the paper, using long
strokes. All spots, dirt, and
dust Will usually vanish like
magic. .
Question—How can I give
my eye glasses an especial
ly good cleaning?
CREDITORS’ NOTICE
All persons having claims
against the estate of Martha
Slocumb Shields, deceased,
are hereby rotified to file the
same, duly verified, with the
undersigned, and those in
debted to said estate will
please make payment like
wise.
CHARLES F. WALDRON,
Trust Officer,
M. S. Bailey & Son,
Bankers,
Clinton, South Carolina,
Been waiting for
your favorite Olds
togoonsale?
»
It just did.
ceived his discharge papers en j n g a cloth with ordinary
from Shaw Air Force Base on kerosene, and scrubbing the
July 21, 1967. joints until the soil and grease
Birthdays and Wedding have dissovled. And the coat-
Anniversaries ing left on will prevent the
Mr. and Mrs. Ray King will accumulation of more grease,
observe their wedding anni- Question—How can I re-
versary July 30. move rust from the corners
Randy Heaton celebrated
his 10th birthday July 24.
Mrs. Krieman Leopard,
Mrs. Arthur Lawson, and Mrs.
of cake tins that have been
in use a long time?
Answer—By dipping a raw
potato in cleaning powder,
William Brewer observed and scouring the tin with this.
their birthday July 25.
Truman Leopard observes
his birthday today.
H. R. Williamson, Elsie
Williams^ and Lonnie Osborne
Question — How can I
achieve a hand-rubbed ef
fect on a newly varnished -
high-gloss surface?
Answer — Let your varnish
celebrate their birthday July harden for three or four days,
28- then use a pad of No. 0000
July 29 Kenneth Thomas, steel wool to rub on a thin
Mrs. Verla Griffin, Joel Ginn, layer of good quality paste
and Joel Lawson have birth- wa x. Rub this on lightly with
tteys. parallel strokes, working with
Ricky Lyda and Charles the grain. The result will be
Madden will celebrate their a smooth, satiny finish which
birthday July 30. can be buffed to a lustrous
Happy Birthday to Mrs. Al- sheen after the wax has
ice Kinard, Sandy Campbell, dried.
Merel Graham, of this city Question—How can I re-
and Bardy Cannon of Green- move grease spots from
ville July 31. wall paper?
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Owens Answer—Cover these spots
will observe their wedding an- with a paste made of corn
niversary July 30. starch and water, let dry,
■Hr' • 'i-
GORDON'S
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Shoes for the Entire Family’
107 E. Main
Phone 833-0(>6i
FINAL
CLEARANCE!
£
‘5.00 - ‘6.88
Many Styles To Select From
• LIFE STRIDE • CALIFORNIA COUPLERS
• RED CROSS
■m
-Sale!
. On E7 OMsmabilei
Clever you! You held off on a youthful new Olds till you could get the
biggest savings of the year. And they're here—at your Olds Dealer’s
annual Year End Sale! So check him today. He’s saying Y.E.S. to your
kind of price. Y.E.S. to your kind of trade-in. Take your pick of
Olds Toronado, Ninety-Eight, 88, Cutlass, Vista-Cruiser, 4-4-2 or
F-85—the extra-value cars that arc priced for extra savings, right now.
Go Oldsmobile at your nearest transportation center
LYNN COOPER, INC
302 - 305 E. Carolina Ave. — Clinton, S. C.
MAM or UCtlUNC*
ARGO PEAS
NO. 303 CAN
2 for 33c
- V -rtf' -
* V 1,1 ‘*»*'*+> •
•r*. . •Viy«
SCOTTIES FACIAL
TISSUES
BOX OF 200
25c
Kraft
booking OIL
Quart Bottle
Limit: 1 With $5.00 or More Order
GROCERIES
Plastic Squeeze Bottle
/OR- -
10 oz.
2 for 37c
A-G
i/ 2 GALLON
ICE MILK 39c
Duke's
Mayonnaise
Limit: 1 with $5.00 Order, Please
DUKE’S
MUSTARD"..
Castleberry’s BEEF STEW, 1V 2 lb can 49c
NABISCO DANISH SWIRL 15% OZ. PKG.
COOKIES 45c
JERGEN’S REG. SIZE RATH SIZE
DEODORANT SOAP 10c 15c
SKINNER’S SHORT ELBOW 7 OZ. BOX
MACARONI . . . : 2 for 27c
MANDALAY CRUSHED or SLICED NO. 300 CAN
PINEAPPLE 19c
HI-C 46 OZ. GLASS
ORANGE or GRAPE DRINK 37c
LISTERINE REG. $1.0!) 14 OZ. BOTTLE
ANTISEPTIC . Special -89c
KEG. 89c BOTTLE OF 50
ANACIN TABLETS Special - 89c
FRESH PRODUCE
Red Ripe TOMATOES 10c
Delicious WATERMELONS, ea 89c
MAXWELL HOUSE
COFFEE
REGULAR or DRIP
1-lb.
LIMIT: One With' $5.00 or More Order.
CLAUSSEN or SUNBEAM PKG. OF 8
Hamburger Buns 19c
FROZEN FOODS
MORTON’S FROZEN
TV DINNERS .
CHEF’S CHOICE FROZEN
All Varieties Except Ham
EACH
. . 39c
2 LB. BAG
FRENCH FRIED POTATOES 27c
MARKET SPECIALS
Fresh GROUND BEEF ... 2 lbs. 99c - 3 bs. S1.39
Wisconsin State CHEESE, lb - 55c
DIXIE PRIDE Sweet or Buttermilk 8 OZ.
Canned BISCUITS 3 for 25c
PRICES EFFECTIVE JULY 27-28-29, 1967
Grade A'
FRYERS
CUT-UP
lb.
Name.
Clinton Mills Store — Lydia Mills Store
Phone 833-0710
FREE DELIVERY SERVICE
Phone 833-0631
State.
ZIP Code.
PB-17