The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, February 01, 1968, Image 7
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Clinton High
By I.IN’WOO I) COX
I hi^ has iruleed Ixm'm a
thr:Him: wrfk at CHS. The
v.■miois have finally turned
in their research themes, and
tile hist semester of their
I t > ear at Clinton Hif?h has
II n a11 \ henun
!'ii« climax ol all these
( le-its was the distribution of
r-ooM cards on Wednes
day Many seniors found that
' ht '■ would have to work ex-
i: a hard in order to fret their
i [ v which vs ill soon be dis-
f hati'd
1 he school library received
i a - r HiHl new books this \v eek
Case books cover topics
i an.vine trom cari“ers to n»“w
fashions. These include re-
seanh topics, shop ideas,
bioriraphies, reference books,
and lashion ideps.
Tuesday was the beginning
ol tlu* Sentinel's annual Kiru;
of Hearts contest. Any boy
in Clinton Hiph has the
chance to become the Kinp
of Hearts. Koch boy is sporis
ored by hu pirl. who works
dilipently to secure "votes ".
Kacli collected penny counts
as one vote for her candi
date. The one who has ob
tained the largest amount of
money by February 14 is the
Kinp of Hearts We hope tins
contest will he successful, for
the proceeds will po to the
Sentinel fund to lie Ip pay for
our future papers.
“If You Can't Trade
With Cooper... You
Just Can't Trade
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EXECUTIVE CARS
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1%7 PLYMOUTH FURY III, 9 Piuw. Station Wajr.
Ml these ears are fully equipped including factory
air and are under Chrysler’s 5-50,000 warranty.
SPECIAL!
1966 Pontiac GTO
2 Dr, Sport Coupe
Yellow with black vinyl roof, bucket
seats with center console, power-
tftfwtinjr and brakes.
Listed below is the largest stock
of local one-owner cars in
this area
196fi Oldsmobile DWta. bfl, 4 Dr, P#dan, PS, PB,
factory air.
1967 Dodge Corontt, 2 Dr. Hftrdtop, PS, factory
warrantf,
1965 Chevrolet Iropftla, 4 Dr. Hardtop, PS, Fac-
tory air.
1965 Dodge Polara, 2 Df.. Hardtop, PS, Factory
warranty.
1965 Dodge Coronet 440 6-Paas. Station Wagon,
PS, factory warranty.
1964 Dodge Polara, 4 Dr. Hardtop, PS, factory
warranty.
1964 Chevrolet Impala, 4 Dr. Sedan.
1965 Chevrolet ^-Ton Stake Truck.
1962 Buick Electra 225, fully equipped, extra clean.
1962 Oldsmobile 88, 4 Dr. Sedan, PS, PB.
LYNN COOPER, Inc.
E. MAIN STREET
833-1741
Hospital News
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Correspondent Speaks At PC
Stephen Barber. Washing
ton eorrespomlent for the [.on-
don "Sunday Tele jraph ." will
address tile H’e-bvtenan Col
lette studt nl body next Mon
day as the Newton (!. Hardie
lecturer for this year.
Speakiny on the subject
The New Bnlam Has She a
Future" '. Barber will trv to
assess the present Labor gov
ernment and its options, the
revolution of the modern gen
eration. and the coming men
to watch.
He is scheduled to speak at
10 a m in Belk Auditorium.
and the public i- invtt d The
Hardie lectures -eres. which
annually brums an outstaiu 1
mg program to the PC earn
pus. was established in mem
ory ol the late Walhalla, S C
business and religious leader
Stephen Barber is one ol
Britain s best know n newspa
permen A veteran war re
porter of World War II. the
Korean War and vanou-
sinaller conflicts throughout
the world since that time, he
lias been assigned to Wash
mgton since 19H:-!
items of Interest From . . .
West Clinton
MRK. CLIFTON HEATON
Cor respondent - Represent alive
Dial 833-1806
T Sgt and Mrs David N.
Hingos and children, who
were stationed at Sun Prairie,
Was., have been transferred
to Otis Air Force Base, Mass.
She is the former Miss Huth
Lowery of this city.
Mr. and Mrs. Jessie l^aney
visited Mr Laney’s brother
and sister-in-law, Mr. and
Mrs Jack Calvord near Honea
Path Sunday.
Mr and Mrs. Bobby Quinn
and daughter, Fran, visited
Mildred Farr in Union Sun
day.
Mr and Mrs. Fred Shelton
visited Mrs. May Mims in
Greenville Saturday.
Mrs Willie Mae Anderson
of Spartanburg is spending
this week with her sister.
Mrs. David Owens.
D M Dye and family of
Spartanburg visited his sis
ter. Mr and Mrs. David
Owens Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs Willie Gary
of Greenwood visited Mr and
Mrs C W Windsor Sunday
afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. F.dgar Bra/.ill
and ehildren ol Columbia
were overnight guests on
Thursday ©f MrJ.
parents, Mf' pM Mrs £? 5Y.
Winder. (VuViirtfG espifeoiikiy
for the funeral of Mr. Bra-
zills aunt. Mrs Nancy Har
ris on Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Gene Floyd
SAVE 20%
ON BABY SHOE BRONZING
DURING FEBRUARY
Now is th# tin* to rosily save on bronzing
baby's precious shoes. With every adorable
scuff and crease preserved forever m solid
metal they make priceless gifts for your
family.
All itylts and finishts reduced 20%
Sty* *1 Me* »*•* Me*
45 Portrait Stud flSJI Brsw
W On* hRanwil* M.5I * M®
(2 Oval Miniitort 15.95 * 12.76
50 Bookeads 1546 * 12.76
51 Uaaooated ft* 4.50 * 3.60 mvS
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J. C. THOMAS, Jeweler
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and children ol Greenwood
visited Mrs Annie Mae
Caughman Saturday
Mr and Mrs Leo Henther-
ly visited his parents. Mr
and Mrs J K Heatherly in
Lancaster Sunday
I Dinner guests ol Mr and
Mrs. Ralph Bearden on Sun
day were Mr. and Mrs Lewis
Bearden of Spartanburg and
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Bearden
ol Enoree.
Mrs. Lee J Holtzelaw. Jr.
and daughters, Mr and Mrs.
Lee J Holtzelaw III and baby
ol Greer, Mrs. Ben Bishop
and Tina of Newberry, and
Mr. and Mrs. Luke Fuller of
Greenwood visited Mrs. Ada
Center and daughters Sunday
Mr and Mrs. Andy Hames
and grandson. Rusty, visited
their daughter and family,
Mr. and Mrs. Lorrance Peace
and family in Greenville Sun
day
Mrs. Bessie Nelson and son.
Ed. ol Laurens, and, Marvin
Osborne ot Woodruif visited
Mrs. Ella Harvey
Mr and Mrs. George Price
visited bis aunts, Misses Liza
and Martha Messer in Ten-
ne.s.sg* uvur the weekend,
y ^YetL.Shelton
1 Alfofcft in' an
Augusta. Ga hospital , n Sun
day and he returned home
with them.
SICKNESS
David Owens is a patient
at Bailey Memorial Hospital
Miss Iris Hughes, Mrs Ada
Center, Mrs. Bessie Holtz-
claw and Mrs. J. H Hughes
have been ill.
Arthur Sanders is confin
ed to his home
Brian Beaman is a patient
at Self Memorial Hospital.
Greenwood.
Patients at Bailey Memo
rial Hospital include Mrs.
Grace Wooten, Mrs. Shirley
Nelson and Mrs. Eunice Bra
zil.
BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENT
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Sim
mons announced the birth of
a son, Mickael Anthony, on
January 16 at Bailey Memo
rial Hospital.
Mrs. Simmons is the form
er Miss Raye Shelton.
BIRTHDAYS
Susie Caughman observed
her birthday January 31.
Mrs. Pat Tucker and Mrs.
Joe Proffitt had a birthday
January 30.
Mrs. Billy Pitts, Mrs. Fern
Hardman and Jack Cunning
ham observed their birthday
January 31.
February 2 Barry Lawson
observes his birthday.
Mrs. Arthur Sanders, Wood-
row Hanley, Mrs. Clyde La-
ney will observe their birth
days February 3
Happy birthday to Joel
Cox Jr., Rodney Campbell,
and Joe Smith on February 5.
Terry Parker celebrated his
birthday January 21.
Earl Parker had a birthday
January 19.
Richard Dean Nieklaa cele
brated a birthday January II.
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Candies
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Young s Pharmacy
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LEE S CARPET
WHERE TO FIND IT?
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6.50 13
Tubeless Blackwal
Plus $1.80
Fed. excise
tax, sales lax
and trade in
tire off your car.
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SIZE Blackwells
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Whitewalls Excise
WAS NOW | Tax
6 50 1 3 $17.55 M580
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Take months to pay!
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