The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, March 07, 1968, Image 22
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CROSS HILL NEWS
( <i u a r (I M,i' -hall W ilk'.c
liv MRS. SARAH SEGARS an( , , lani ^ m,.,,,, ;1 n rn ,! t .d
y//e Old lom&r
High News
Correspondent
a
I'nmds u dl be sorr\ to learn
that Mr Sallie Davenport
\\ a 1 a natne ol Cross Hdl. ’ an! ' UI
i (pi;tr dl m a nursing home - u '
ii Hradenton. Kla Mr-. '"- i!
Wall- ! - nou niiu t > ! \ i
' e.ijs ill ape and 11' ed ;r.
( no- Hill until ahi'iit 1-
eiii - apo belore -he nr \ i d
i.i Iddmetto. Fla
Mis- l.dhe Mae Rudd
r w a patten* . * the r. u
,! I , :' ' x tl
oi 'ii-hit there :ro:r. an
\u a *a (ia h -e 'a, on F"
da\ .i\ In i' r. e. t \'-'
F'or: ’e Rudd an : R< *• a.:
Mt - John 'i'unn. r
M: and Mr- R R ''e-.-.r-.
!'rn e and 1..: d\ s:n •-*
; , * uoi t-end :a \a \ .in.tr
\ a a h 1 • ar.d r- : : '
V a m Jr V :. J, • • • •
and M■ - J hn Turr.i r
• de : the F\ ar.Pel:-*
crera'e ;n C .umbta .: r (
r.e da> - la-* *aeek Wl-tle -a • :
> * he'. u ere PUe<t' . ■
and M-- T F Mr ,
F t »V.\ <y t' .1
an. : M ’ - (a* •:*_(• See-e ' ’
to a. it*- r- ha\ e reeently \ ■ ' -
■ r ;r. Fort Rlu-s M-- ' •
: - a :,• re Id See-e e« ■!!'.- 1;, . .
■ :- ' ur ot dut> The\ id ■. - ■
■ a re -. d; n _ in Clinton afet • • ■
-e *he former Fat- the : n * . n
..ams of Cross Hill | :ii, K
a re- a Ret der ha- been \ -
■ -if pa*.err n Sell Mem re* u--n< . 1
‘‘ b 1 p.t.il * ['ot e • * e
J ! i ( oleman enti r- (e r a a In r
d ’he ( ' o-s Hdi M tin' in t ra -.na’
If
the leeel’J -'e-ek ear raee- iit
Da> !on;t 1’e .u h l-'la
M Su> i 'and - t Spar
' f ht weekend keeps >am alive, th
/
s / / t'
“ \ third id what \ iie
1 ! V ole
two-thirds keeps the do
a liv e.”
Mountville News
Ftv Ml TH JOHNSON
Several people had parties
ar uind \ .dent me - 1 'a> Some
■ i t hi - t weie Fat 11 Sherrill
ai d I trbb.e Riuit k. Muni
F uisWi | and (Impel* Mehunt.
an i 1 Vbhlr Carnes
i in ! i bruarv !*. the student
■ u'.e i pi'e-eu!ed . new proj
i a a a * iiur schoi d
- thb in- takmp ninth
. a F- -. ds.h are teeluip a
■ ■ , i •; new i liat researeh
• - - ,,' e due oul.v a tew
i . \ - ,'A a. (loud luck to
r.v M K s 1 K \l* VMS
( mre-rondent
Mrs J S
Winnehnnner
1 ‘'
ie Duern
Misses
Berk v Lri-p
and u
i a .real
Flame Ste
w art v I'-ited (
lem \ .
: .am !
-on 1 n;v er
snv this week
end
t■ i hi aw
Student-
Inane Imm C
trill "! 1 1
■ 1 m -m
von l niv
ersitv were
M:
■bil ' ;r
\nn< Hudg
eu- Mr Neil (
' ■ 1 - ; : ‘ •
1 ' ! li
.a* • Mr /
eke Beni.iitiin.
;
• innk ’n
u- eniovv
o'-** m .• -jn.
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IJFTH
.1041VSON
Correspondent
the snow holidav last Tlntrs-
da\. espeeiallv Ina*au-e many
ot us were to have -in weeks
histoiw tests then M e did
miss a film Irom the Health
Department hut we re hopmp
to see it at a later date
Many pirls and boys are
participating m the Y MCA
basketball dames and the.C
re iralh ha\mp fun
The hovs' basketball team
went to Gastonia. North Car
ohna. Mareh 1. and played
m a tournament Thev won
their first pa me and lost their
second. Thev spent the nipht
in Gastonia and came homo
Saturday
Junior Huh lias a new
■pupil' . a babv i'lv inp
s(|uiri*el W’e are keeping it
m Mi*p Copidand s room
News of Bonds
Cross Roads
Rv MRS. N A. SHOl'SE
Shopping List Helps
Cut Down Extra Trips
• 1!
me Ylakt r- ('lab
a’ .1 -
M- ami Mr B..s'.
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hungry
Rainl
tow ,
Id'ock and Tiger trout will
ru
rv nice111 _
n i a ’ i k - * ’ ta
e v; . t fg
lie vv;
iiting to
tc-t
t he
Imm and -kill of anglers,
11 race MtSwa.
. ha -
tii- vv kt ' li * i M :'
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large
and sm;
til. at
t he
’ ’n d Annual Spurt smell's,
r) \
.'I'.ng Mr and
Mr-
W att
Hnat.
< ampim
g and
Ym
d c Show sehedtilnd for
i r
Mi Swam and ‘
Mr- i':'.''-. "I:, a’
V and
the Memorial
Am
l:b mi
'■Mi in Greenville. Marcit
Vh'
’ti- < ia recentlv
ch.ia' en m 1 .< \ ti-' n
■ pent
.vin.
y.\.
] ( • uuman. .Iohnn>
the W eek end W ' h \1
r and
REUPHOLSTERING!
Spring Is Almost Here And It's Time To Think About A Lovely New Cover
For Your Furniture.
Due to man y re
quests we repeat
our grand opening
Special
10 c o OFF
on any material in our book.
Thi> applies to a J-piece
>uite onlv.
A wide selection
of materials from
w h i c h you may
choose. Samples
shown in your home
and estimates given
without obligation.
Appointments I)a> or Fvening At Your Convenience
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( all TO|)\^ I)r ( ome Hy *
101 W. Pitts St.
.1. T. FANDRCM
833-1879
CONSOLIDATED UPHOLSTERY
W'a.vne Crapps, son of Mr
and Mrs I illman Crapps is
honn on a d0 nav leave
Wayne ha- been m \'ietnam
serving m armed forces
Mrs. .lames Nabors is recti
perating at the homo of her
son. Kddie Nahor alter hemu
a patient at Newherrv Conn
tv Hospital.
Mr and Mrs. \\ S Fisht'r
and hoys o! Brevard, \ C
were Sundav guests ol Mr
and Mrs .! F Morgan and
familv.
Mrs. Albert Fields and Mrs.
Hugh Shannon ol Newlterrv
visited Mrs. Newman Shouse
m Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Holon How
ard. Chris and Steward
of Greer were recent guests
of Mr. and Mrs. .1. F. Mor-
xperienco of ^. m
Shady Grove Home Makers
Club met Tuesday afternoon
at 5 o'clock at the Club
J.wa.v equipment and hav- hous(i T|u , 11()mt . ,.v on „ m i st
urged all local committee
chairmen to send in yearly
reports to their county chair
men. Following the meeting
Mrs. B \\ Cooper served re
freshments.
Claudia Johnson spent the
weekend with her mother.
W hile at home she and her
Johnson
SMV Emblem
Could Be
Life Saver
accident . reminds Roy
Brvant. Saletv Director.
S' nth Carolina Farm Bur
can
V A Shouse
evening.
Steve Wright.
on
IN A HURRY?
SAVE BY MAIL!
Our save-by-mail plan is just right for busy people
. . helps them keep on a regular schedule of saving
and earning a good return. Open an account by
mail, simply by sending a check or money order for
a convenient amount, along with your complete
name and address. We’ll do the rest!
Ii .p, ,i> s Brv am
'With the number of farm
Paetor and motor vehicles
.in p asing v earl v it is quite
cv idem that the hazard pre-
ented bv Slow Moving A’ehi-
•Ics rn the high wav
•omt inerca-ingiy
-a! Kven though
ta*'- have a "red Hag law"
•p. yv pc ol accident contm-
ncs tn mount
Brvant points out that a
Mid;, by Ohio State* Cniversi-
m icvcalcd the need for a
waiciard Slow Moving Vehi-i
He emblem, and following
'be *iidv worked with the!
\ii*o;notiV( Saletv Founda-
t.on to determim* what type
emblem would he most effec-
11 *. e J i.e product of this work
w a- a unique, triangular
-h.apt-d emblem which would
help mot >r vehicle operators
recognize a slow moving ve
hicle in time to act appropri-
a’elv and avoid a rear-end
colli -ion.
When this emblem comes
into wide usage,” says Bry
ant. "it will communicate in
to the motorist
its unique color and
shape, that the vehicle ahead
is a slow moving nature; and
drivers will react according-
!v.”
stantly
I, through
l
Every automobile built in
will, for the first time,
contain some galvanized steel.
CITIZENS FEDERAL
Savings and Loan
203 South Broad Street
CLltfTON, SOUTH CAROLINA
CREDITOR’S NOTICE
All persons having claims
against the estate of Annie
I>ou Abell Young, deceased,
are hereby notified to file
the same duly verified, with
the undersigned, and those
I j indebted to said estate will
please make payment like
wise.
I
James I.eland Young
Executor
502 Calvert Avenue
Clinton, South Carolina.
Date Feb. 15th, 1998.
F22-3C-M7
pair
Our Reg. 2 Prs. for 77c
Sold in Pkgs. of 2 pairs,
limit 2 pkgs. per customer
PIC "PAY
Tbr Family Shoe Center
LAVONNE
Shopping Center
LAURENS, S. C.
DIANE EDMENITS
Diane Edmunds
In 3rd Year
In 4-H Club
This is 11-vear-old Thane
Edmund-' third year in the
('m-s 111H Mountv die Jr 4 !I
Club Diane is vice president
and program chairman of th:
club tin, vcar
Ih' s veil' D'.'i lie's project
are ftw-viD and nutrition and
home improvement She it
ccived a red ribbon on cook
ics ('titered at local achieve
ment last year She also had
clothing tor a project laM
year and received blue rib
hons on an apron and a dress
entered m local achievement
This vear in Diane's foods
and nutrdion project she* has
been cooking such tood- as
cookies and cakes for dessert,
pizzas, and -he sometimes
prepares breakfast. Diane
says "Sometimes I try out
recipes just for tun and try
them out on mv little broth
er.
For her home improvement
project she has been trying to
help her mother keep things
clean around the house She
keeps her room clean and
helps wax floors and polish
turmture.
Diane is the daughter of
Mr and Mrs. J E Edmunds
ot (d'o-s Hill. Her hobbies are
reading and playing the
piano. She is secretary ol
her Sunday School class and
president ol the girls Auxil
iary at the Cross Hill Bap
tist Church.
By ANN LEE MelMIAIE
( lemson Extension
Consumer Editor
W hen you go food shop
ping a list will cut down on
extra rips to the store for one
thing Ferhaps one of the
moM eostlv items on the food
budget is ••travel Y our
time and that of others in
your lamilv is valuable. Time
is wasted w hen you make ex
tra trips for forgotten items
That lime and travel expense
is often forgotten and left off
the total food expenditure
hut the expense is still there
So next time you shop carry
a list
Bel ore making your shop
ping list, consult tile nevvspa
per ads lor specials Many
stores leature "loss loaders"
lor the solo purpose o! getting
life consumer into the store
The idea is that while the
"loss leader" makes no profit
lor the store, consumers will
buy more than tin* featured
item while in the store.
As a consumer, this “loss
leader" type of advertising
should he used to save money
Why not take advantage o!
this form ol advertising?
Here is one particular hint
when shopping for food va!
ues If a small canned or fro
zen item is offered at a sav
ings, check tin* same item in
a large size to see if there
really is a savings Supposed
savings often may not exist.
Sometimes we lecl that ad
vertising is useless because
it is to a degree repetitious.
\<lv ert ising is, however a
communication between the
buy or arid the seller \ds ive
time by telling what is a ol
able a- well as giv. Hu* | ice
inlor nation
'plant
Jinnv’s Beauty Nook
by JINNY
Now to determine your ow
ol ha-w required
Study your l.oeo in a clear
, cry pale'.’ Suggestion: w inter,
i flesh-pmk ; summer, a light
golden beige
Mote sallow skins should se
lect a nice rosy tone for sum
mer or evening, lightening it
a little with a natural base for
winter or daytime wear.
Dark or olive skins need a
peachy beige, darkening to o
rose beige lor alter dark or
summer time
n natural km tone and shade
white light Are you naturally*
Arching your eyebrows,
along v\ ith dyeing or tinting
cm create an exciting new
look around your ('yes. Next
time you're here let uk make
an appraisal ol Ibis very vital
focal point ol your lace Our
professional touch will send
you on your way with a truly
new refreshing expression.
Call us now at . . .
Jinny's Beauty Nook
S. Poplar St. — Lydia Mill
Clinton, S, C. — 833-1448
Mo,
How many people have had
he inghtenm
-u Idenly coming up behind a
- vv liiov mg v chicle i SMV > —
ia h a- a larm tractor or
ie
brake severely m or
der to avoid a collision'.’ Or,
low many have been driving
’he S1 ( ivv Moving Vehicle and
hern terrified by an automo
bile bear.rig dow n on them at
■ i miles per hour"
Experience such as this —
which only irightens us mo
mentarily have happened
■o other and ended in tragic m, dher Mrs. Irxie
were dinner guests ot Mrs
Saturday
jrJki
Tomorrow Will Come
Tomorrow as a day may never come because it's
always just a day away . . . but tomorrow as a
period in your life wifi come just as surely as the
seasons. Plan for your tomorrow with a life insur
ance policy. It will mean financial security during
your retirement years, life Insurance is the best
assurance for a happy tomorrow!
REPRESENTATIVES
OFIN FURR — S33-006H
I RED BRAGG—S33-1f>63
REPRESENTATIVES
FRANK LYDA—833-17K4
SIDNEY HARTZOG—833-2333
JnM/mce Ooeni/tatiy Jacobs Building—Phone 833-0950
son of Mr.
The increasing number of and Mrs Carter Wright
:arm tractor accidents with spent weekend at home.
mHor vehicles indicate that Mr and Mrs. Earle John-
'Oinethmg must be done to son have received word that
help prevent tin- sort of mis- their son J Kenneth Johnson
is now stationed at Officers
Training has eal San Ontonio,
Texas While in training. Mrs.
.1 K Johnson is in Dallas,
Texas attending M S. Lb
Wayne Dixon who is at
will he- home on leave reeently visit-
more eriti- ed his grandmother. Mrs.
most farm Maude Nabors.
THIS
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NEW AUTOMATIC BLEACH FOUNTAIN
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scratching and staining. Yours at no extra cost.
■ Permanent-press dial with 2-speed control. Designed to handle any type
load from heavy duty play clothes to delicate wash ’n wear.
■ Washes 2 to 16 lb. big family-size loads without special attachments.
Safety lid switch.
■ Sparkling white porcelain tub, aquamarine agitator. SWash and
rinse temperatures.
■ Automatic soak cycle for extra soiled wash, diapers, woolens.
■ Automatic bleach fountain.
■ Heavy duty 1/2 H P. motor with rugged transmission to give better,
trouble-free service.
MODEL #LW880
MATCHING PERMANENT-PHES*
OPYER - MODEL #LB 170
Just $149.00
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Clinton Mills Store
Lydia Mills Store
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