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Q • f V i—Tut caimneiA mum, i««t (tans of Intereat From... West Clinton MRS. CLIFTON HEATON Correspondent - Representative Mrs. David Smart and children of Omaha, Neb., are visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Alexander, while her husband, Captain Smart, is in Thailand. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Campbell and Mr. and Mrs. Murray Adams visited Mrs. Adams’ sister, Mrs. George Gregory and daughter in Greenwood, Sunday. Mrs. Billy Reynolds and childre n of Simpsonville spent the weekend with her parents, Rev. and Mrs. J. W. Spillers. Mr. Reynolds joined them on Sunday. Mrs. David Owens and Mrs. Bill Jones spent Sunday in Spartanburg with relatives. Sgt. A. P. Scott and family of Columbia and Bobby Scott of the University of South Carolina spent the weekend with their mother, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Simpson. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd ^Scott of Green wood were also guests of their mother. Howard Stroud of Colum- b a spent the weekend with his parents, Mr. - and Mrs. B. B. Stroud. Weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Andy Hames were their daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Lorrance Peace and children of Greenville. ANNIVERSARY DINNER On Sunday, December 17, Mr. and Mrs. George Leo pard was given a dinner in honor of their 56th weeding anniversary at their home at Route One, Nine-Six, S. C. by their children. Those attending were Mr. • -H Mrc Robert i eooa**d and Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Heaton a:id enndren of this city; Mr. and Mrs. Walter Leopard and son, Larry, Mr. M. L. But ler and daughters, Brenda and Linda, and grandchil dren, Mr. and Mrs. Tommy Neal and daughter, Wendy, of Ninctv-Six; Mr. and Mrs. Jim Griffith of Saluda; and also Mr. and Mrs . Carroll Fulmer and daughter, Bar bara Ann of Johnston. CARD OF THANKS We would like to thank our friends and neighbors for the floral offerings, food, cards, and other acts of kindness shown us during the illness and at the death of our be loved husband and father, F.dt-’ar B. Norton. May God’s richest bles sings dwell on each and everyone. Mrs. Edgar B. Norton Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kinard and son, Chucky. REVIVAL services Revival services will begin on New Year’s night at the Church of God of Prophecy on Sloan Street witk the Rev. E. L. Amrinons o^Liberty. Rev. Allard Parker, pastor, invites the public to attend. nORCUS BIBLE CLASS The Dorcus Bible Class of Calvary Baptist Church held ils regular monthly meeting and Christmas Supper on December 12 at the home of *Mrs. Leo Heatherly. The meeting was opened with prayer by Mrs. Bessie Tuck er. Mrs. Eva West had devo tion. After the business the class was dismissed with prayer by Mrs. O. J. Chilli- land. After a wonderful sup per prepared by Mrs. Heath erly gifts were exchanged. IF YOU DON’T READ THE CHRONICLE YOU DON’T GET THE NEWS Dial 833-3192 CHRISTMAS PLAY The First Penticostal Holi ness Church on Jackson Street will present a Christ mas program, Sunday night, December 24, at the church. It will begin at 6:15. The Rev. J. Furman En- trekin, pastor, invites the public to attend. ^ CHRISTMAS PARTY The Junior classes of the Mirst Penticostal Holiness Church will have a Christ mas party Thursday night, December 21, at 7:00 at the home of Miss Gwen Holtz- claw on Shand Street. CHRISTMAS PLAY On Sunday night, Decem ber 24, at 7 o’clock mas play entitled tifta at tta. cam*, tltodh Sunday morning aervice. BIRTHDAYS, ANNIVERSARIES Mrs. Myrtle Wilson will ob serve her birthday December 23. Frances Foster has a birth day December 25. _ . . H ... ^ Happy Birthday to Susan 1 vert Avenuc on Su,,d »>'’ De * Williams and Frank Lyjda^ center 17 from 4 :00 p m to December 24. v \ 6:00 p.m. December 22 Mr. and Mrs.- .-. Refreshments included par- Dorsey Turner and Mr. and ..... , . ty dainties and were served buffet table decorated CAMPBELLS ENTERTAIN A drop-in was held by Mr. and Mrs. G. Edward Camp bell at their home on Cal- WaMungs Give Dinner Party * * « • An informal dinner cele-i A fruit punch was served brated the birthdays of Mr. preceding the dinner, during Frank Sherrill and Mr. Alfh,; which time * he *V e, “ of ^l?"- Undarl on Friday evening, I » r re “"" d *“*• T* 6 , December 15. The party hor f d lablc ^ was eiven bv Mr and Mrs I orated Wlth a mimature box - ' , wood tree decorated with red Robert Wassung at home in Merrie Oaks. their Mrs. Calvin Lee observe their wedding anniversary. Those observing wedding anniversaries December 23 are Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Woot- on a in the form of a package, a white with a red ribbon. Christmas cloth tied The cen- en, Mr. and Mrs. Russell l Eaton, and Mr. and Mrs. > ter P iece was made U P of red Richard Dunaway. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Owens celebrate their wedding an niversary December 25. December 24 Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Leopard, Mr. and Mrs. Marcell Barker, Mr. and Mrs. George Gossett and Mr. and Mrs. Grady Worthy will observe their wedding a Christ-' anniversary. “Back to carnations and red satin bows. After serving themselves, guests were invited into the den to listen to a tape re cording of the Clinton Com munity Chorus Christmas con cert which was held in Belk Auditorium on Sunday, De cember 10. Bethlehem” will be presented at the Church of God on Eli zabeth Street. The public is invited to at tend by the pastor, Rev. F. D. Moore. Mr. and Mrs. George Leo pard of near Saluada celebra ted their fifty-six wedding anniversary on Dec. 17. They have five children, Hubert Leopard of Clinton, Walter and Washington of Ninety- Six, Mrs. Albert Griffith and Mrs. Albert Butler of near Saluda, 13 grandchildren and 14 great grandchildren. SPECIAL SERVICE Bailey Memorial Metho dist Church will celebrate Holy Communion Sunday af ternoon, December 24. with open Communion between six and seven p. m. Those wish ing to partake of this sacra ment are invited. Rev. Thomas J. Miller III, pastor. CANTATA ^ Bailey Memorial Methodist Church will present a can- ir imMA . Clinton Library To Observe Holiday Hours The Clinton Public Library at Presbyterian College will be closed Saturday through Tuesday, Dec. 23-Dec. 26, it' Wlth danc,ng - has been announced by Miss Burts, librarian. From Wed nesday, Dec. 27 until Presby terian College reopens on Jan. 9, library hours observ- Christmas balls and white doves. The buffet supper table was covered with a i£d cloth and a centerpiece of red car nations and while spider mums. The dinner was completed with a birthday cake and guests ended the evening STAINLESS NAILS Special nickel stainless steel nails have been develop ed for attaching redwood and cedar siding. Available in ed will be 8:30 a.m.-5;Q0 p.m.j colors to match the siding, weekdays and until 12 noon the nails will not corrode and Saturdays. j s t a in. Bausons ENTERTAIN CO-WORKERS Mr. and Mrs. S. R. Han son held a drop-in at their h ome on Cedar St. on Sun- r day, December 17, from 3:00 o.m. to 5:00, p.m., to enter tain co-workers and em ployees of the Torringtbn Company. The front door was deco rated with a wreath of cut pine cones mounted on a ring covered in red satin. Pine cones were used again in the centerpiece, where a spray was garnished with Christmas ornaments and flanked with white candle- holders featuring red lighted tapers. The refreshments were ar rayed on the buffet table. Guests enjoyed a choice of a fruit punch or the tradition al Christmas egg nog. Mrs. Getty* Has Drop-In Throughout the morning and afternoon hours of Mon day, December 18, Mrs. Jo seph Geitys entertained large groups 'of callers at her home on W. Maple St. for a Christmas drop-in. The den was decorated with a white Christmas tree, cov ered with wooden ornaments and handmade styrofoam satin balls. Guests were in vited to partake of refresh ments served buffet style on the dining room table decor ated by lighted red tapers, and they helped themselves to such delicacies as party sandwiches, cheese biscuits Christmas candy, and cook ies. Spiced tea complemented the food. IF YOU DON’T READ THE CHRONICLE YOU DON’T GET THE NEWS PHONE 838-6541 % ••a:*# at Christmas Wc wish our friends and neighbors ^ all the blessings of this holy, happy season. May the message of the first Christmas comfort and inspire you. CATAWBA TIMBER CO. Economy Clothing Center of Joanna Located Directly Behind Plaza Furniture Mart 1 ALL MERCHANDISE GREATLY hm ■ ■ UNTIL JANUARY 1st LADIES THE YOUNG NATURALS DRESSES 109% Polyester—Heg. $24.99 Now . . . 17.99 MEN FULL-FASHIONED BAN-LON SHIRTS Short and I^»ng Sleeves Now $5 & $6 BRAND NAMES AS “It’s just what I wanted!” All of us at W. S. Hatton Agency want for all of you A VERY MERRY CHRISTMAS W. S. Hatton Agency Insurance—Real Estate Phone 833-3829 LADIES Jantzen Candy Jr. Adrian Tabain Peaches and Cream Lovable Perma Lift . \ Arrow Blouses Gilead Gowns and Pajamas Schrank Pajamas ' Personality Shoes Red Goose Vantage Watches Kodak MEN Esquire Socks Wimbley Ties Arrow and Norris Shirts Van Heusen Pajamas Curlee Suits and Sport Coats Hickok Belts Peters Coats and Jackets Hubbard and Farah Slacks Faberge Brut - Freeman Vantage Watches Dobbs TBY PRICES Clinton, S. C. SAVINGS 30 to 50% OFF REGULAR PRICE DOLLS! GAMES! TRUCKS! J Reduced! * ' ,'f! fr]- \ -f /.» - A 1 ... ■ % i 1 , T • .* ... . .V-V. ?. t&ff * ■ and Girls , j ,,1 ■■ . Pre-Christmas SALE! SAVE UP to 50% on Trim-The-Tree Items! Christmas Ornaments, Gift Ribbons, Etc. HURRY! Buy Now and SAVE! SAVE 10% RCA andPHILCO TVs PRICED TO CLEAR ALL PRESENT FLOOR STOCK! PORTABLES AND CONSOLES BLACK AND WHITE AND UVING COLOR • HURRY FOR THESE WONDER FUL TV CHRISTMAS GIFTS Easy Terms-Just Say Charge It! No Payments Til Next Year!