The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, March 28, 1968, Image 22
. w*-
—»-*>« * .
22—THE CHRONICLE, Clinton. S. C„ March 28. 1%8
West Clinton
MRS. CLIFTON HEATON
Correspondent * Representative
Howard Stroud of C'olum-
Mr
\!r
I^al s.tiMSIM,
•‘rod Sholton
hia spent the weekend with
vi-ited
U
’ M:.
Ci
'Oiaia
his parents. Mr. and Mrs
Fri'd.iv
B B Stroud. On Sunday Cpl
W Oi '(I
i-
-pi n
ding
the
w (H'k
D I) Stroud also visited
U (M - ll
1 '
sj'clH
! i.
g’iie
\\ t *i k
them
wrh h
i r
m i v t i
HI.
Mr-
Ro-a
Mrs Mattie Harvey <>t
Ow en-
. .i
ml in
r -i-t
(i a
mi her
l.vdia Mills spent Sunday ai-
hirothe
: -. i
. iavs
Mr
a ik
1 Mr-
ternoon with Mrs Ella Har
Jana
c
: !'.c
\ ('V
\li
dill
: M:
- Co.
t r u 1 v
\\ aid,
Mr and Mrs Jerrx flea-
."(»;' ar
d
Mr
a ini I
i! r -
c u
ton spent the weekend id An-
W ir.d-
r
d M v 1
.’.dial
gv hd.
derson for the State Bowling
WcUl
aii
’ a - v !
: Mr
aiu
! Mrs
Tournament
Kdga:
B
ra/n.
did!
! a n
a i > ; n
On Saturday Mr and Mr-
kolur.:
r:.
■-at
a i ■ d, i.
\
r San
.1 R Hamrick visited h.-
M:
,n \ ’
s.-ter, Mrs R L Blutord. ,n
. t': ■ v v -
’ 1 ' v *
’ 1:. .1
L ! - t
a m U; \ (':
Greenwood and also visited
i ’' t i •"
. n . d .
) Mr
a i u
i Mrs
Rev and Mrs 1 H Webb
B.ii' 1 ! v
' ' ‘ : ' 1
! a * i
(iue-t of Mr and Mr-
i o-ft r.
t ^.
i IH . v t >
L W Windsor on Sunda\
Mr
. t!
1 ;
Mr
.1 f\ L '
i L .. . d ’ 1
wen their daughter and -on
,iiai M
J
mm>
in-law Mr and Mis B.i.
\’)'r
mi
r
[ fee
Vk tU
Duncan and children of Chat
i t ’' i i ■ n'
A ■
\ - * '
d ; \
Mr-
h .-ton
A.!,) C
t ' ,
' v t *
•H'
\\ t ’c k -
Mr and Mrs Carroll Ful
r!','I
o M
\\
M
U :1-
mcr and daughter. Barbara
Mr
dU.
Ann. of Johnson spent Sunda>
i i. ■.! J' -
' ''
v ‘ •
dial
W i-t
Mi*''
with her jiarents Mr and
it !'!. .<
) ,
•'.t d
>ilri:!t
Mr- Hubert Leopard
Mr and Mrs Fred Putnam
Mr-
( ,
1 1 !'»
h \ t!
am
! chil-
and son. Barrv ol Joanna
drer.
■ (
u:
u ( c!
^ l H ‘ 1
r >a*. •
\i-ited his sister and her hu--
urda\
w
* ’ . ’ t
' I' •lid
'•her
Mi >.
hand. Mr and Mrs Claude
\nr. a
M,
,u l •
n.miin
tan
Farmer. Sunda>
Mr and Mrs. David Oweti'
and Mr and Mrs Frank
Simpson visited in Spartan-
tuirkt and Greer over the
u eekcnd
Mr and Mrs Fred Shelton
were visitors in Greenville.
Monday
Mrs. Hdna Heaton is spend
ing this weekend with her
mother Mrs Earnest Eskeu ,
who is ill in Greenville
Mr and Mrs. Jessie Lane>
attended the Furman-West
ern Carolina Game at Fur
man in Greenville, Saturday
On Sunday Mr and Mrs. Jes
sie Laney and Mrs. Lucy Wa
ters visited Mr. and Mrs
Jack Colvard near Honca
Path
Guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Bobby Quinn on Saturday
were Mr and Mrs. Bill Phil
of Union.
Mr and Mrs. R. B Amick
were weekend guests of Dr
and Mrs. Wayne Counts in
Harrogate, Tenn.
Guests of Mr. and Mrs
M W Adams over the week
end wede Mr. and Mrs Ray
mond Campbell and family
of Hemingway, and Mrs
Gcort'e Gregory and daugh
ter. Julia and Mrs. J N
Adams of Greenwood
MOM F I ROM
1 \;y kt '' i
n turned !: ;r. ••
dut> iv, \ .e'n.
>pendm_ dll'.-
h: - part if' Mr
.lame- t auMunar
r 'tl He W ,ii n l'i
Fort Bennmy (a
VIETNAM
urliman has
\t ar tour ol
am. and is
leave with
,,-.d Mr-
near l n-
haek to
r_ia
WON si'} 1 1 ING
Katin F.t a! 1 .' w on
any Bit a - ( Imoai
Hmh >eh • ■! on \!
March 2o S(a - th
(i! Mr and Mr- i
lin
BAl l F\\
Mr and Mr
Ballew announced
of a dauyhte!
on March
BU f
tne Spel-
n Junior
ednesdav .
d.iuyhtcr
D Fick-
Kobert
the birth
Rebecca Hope,
at Bailev Mem-
and also Bill OsbonK.
BIRTHDAY PARTY
On Saturday evening,
March 23 at four o'clock
Gcrri Patterson was given a
party in honor of her 8th >
birthday at the home of her <
mother. Mrs. Frances Switzer j
on Sloan Street Games were
enjoyed by the ten boys and’
yirls present. Refreshments of
cake and kool-aid were serv
ed h> the hostesses. Mrs. 1
IVni Cochrane, sister of
Gern ;ind also Sandy Bishop.
t Jerri received many nice
y i; t.- ‘ ;
BIRTHDAY PARTY
1-U ven boys and girls wore
pie-ent on Saturday evening
at 1 30 to help Sherry Lynn
Brewer celebrate her 7th
birthday with a party at the
home of her parents, Mr. and
Mr- Cecil Brewer at 105
MiHiny Avenue. Games were
enjoved by everyone. The
he 'e-- Mrs Maxine Holmes,
-i-ter oi Sherry Lynn, served
: e:ly -hments which consisted
ij ei cream, cake, cookies,
c.univ and kixal-aid.
F \ er> one remembered her
with a nice Sdt
Fhose celebrating birthdays
are Stan Foster. Mrs Mar-
yy WOodward. Tracy Smith,
and Mrs Carl Heaton Jr. on
March 28. and Larry Barker,
March 29
Mr- Joel Cox. Mrs. Melvin
Sea>. Wayne Moore, and El
mer Queen. March 30.
Those who celebrates! birth-;
da\ - wen Donnie Womble
and Mrs Harold Stroud. !
March 30 Mrs. Bardy Can-j
non. Gary Ficklin, and Mrs.
Wallace Boyce. March 22 and
Jim Tinsley. Walter Heaton,
R C Cheek, and Gene But-;
lor. March 23. also Mrs. Car-]
roll Fulmer, Paul Smith, |
Steve Metis. Tiny Profitt, and,
Keith Shepard. March 25. j
Colic Campbell and Mrs. |
Fred Tumblin, March 26
Those who are observing
then wedding anniversaries
are: Mr and Mrs. Author
Sanders and Mr and Mrs.
W E Holder on March 22;
Mr and Mrs. Allen Powers
on March 27: and also Mr
and Mrs Ovell Woody on
March 30
Mqot Ballf Are Party Discovery
Give your party snack table a modern look with these Gala
Meat Ball Snacks made with the aid of a favorite pantry shelf
staple, rolled oats. Tender ground beef combines with the oats
to make these appetizing morsels extra imey and tlavorful A
tasty cheese sauce replaces the more • ommon tomato sauce
as the dunking substance And the auce is a snap'to make.
Start with condensed cheese soup for the base add seasonings
and heat
Set out party picks with the meat balls and sauce and let
each guest discover for himself how delirious tia'.a Meat Ball
Snacks arc Presto' A new star ot the buffet snack table is born.
GALA MM AT BU.l. S\ \( KS
Makes I dozen
Meat Bails:
l- 1 j lb. ground b#cf
J 4 cup rolled oats (quick
or old fashioned,
uncooked)
1 * cup milk
3 tablespoons minted
onion
2 teaspoons salt
v
One 11-oz. can condensed
Cheddar cheese soup
3 tablespoons milk
2 tea-spoons Worcestershire
sauce
1 teaspoon onion juice
1 j teaspoon dry shredded
parsley
For meat balls, thoroughly combine all ingredients. Shape to
form 48 meat balls using aixjut 1 tablespoon meat mixture for
each. Melt 2 tablespoons shortening in large skillet. Add meat
bal^s; panfry about 15 minutes, turning frequently. Drain on
absorbent paoer.
For sauce, combine all ingredient'-; heat thoroughly To serve,
insert a tootbpiok in each meat balL E*p meat balls into
botsauce.
Late Evening Specialty
onal Hospital They al<o
have a n o t h e r daughter,
Amanda who is two years
old
Mrs Ballew is the former
M ! SS Sylvia Kmc. daughter of
Mr and Mr- Hall King
SICKNESS
Ins Hughe- ha- been ill
Mrs And\ Hames i- a pa
tient at Bade\ Memorial Hos
pital
Mrs Harriet King is ill at
home
(‘ari ( amp'., d and \1 rs
Linda W h'Vlord are patients
at CaiA \ Mini rad Hospital
MLIA APT A Klllfg— |
STEADY THAT LADDER/;
\
\ alues I'o
12.95
If Perfect
Also Wide Selection In Swirls, Shifts,
Tents. There Is Something For Every
one Here.
HI
MJy .MM -
#:
r
little shop
V.*
101 East Main Street
S£T :r 47 A £AF( SLXt
T AO*rr a./P /w O&OfT, AMM SO*l
molp rr!
IANKCR “M” - 17
lewelj. Roman numeral
and Jt.di markerj o«
silvertone or gilt dial
W».»5
JEWELERS
NAME
offers you
the finest
from the Bulova
Excellence
Collection
GOLDEN CENTENNIAL
*•$" Loveh 14K gold
case. 17 ieweis. Fac
eted crystal.
}100 00
mm
\
GOLDEN CENTENNIAL
, ‘0 , ’-l7 jewel*. Tel
low or whit* 14K geld
case. Swedged mark
er* on a diver dial.
MIN
Pick your style . . . secure m
the knowledge it's the
very best. ( J months in the
making ... up to 800
separate inspections—
Iktlova Excellence watches
are sticklers lor accuracy.
For him, for her, for you—
beautiful Bulova watches
for beautiful people.
When you know what makes a watch tick, you'll give a Bulova
J.£ Thomas, Jeweles
“Its Time That Counts”
CLINTON JOANNA
COMMANDER "AQ” -
30 jewels Automatic
Waterproof Applied
markers, silvertone
dial Luminous dots
and hands. Yellow
J7S.9S
GODDESS Of TIME
“W"- 21 ieweis. Yel
low or white 14K gold
Black painted Roman
numerals on silver
dial. Alligator lizard
strap >75 00
Seven Are Contestants
In Clinton Pageant
The Clinton Juyeoes an
nounee that then' fire seven
•“ ' " ^
^ifls vying for the Miss Clin
ton title
The eontestants are Kathy
Lee Bouknight daughter of
Mr and Mrs. Harry A Bouk
night. Virginia Gale Smith,
daughter ot Mi and Mrs. Mil
ford Smith, Judith Jane W id-
mer. daughter of Mr and
Mareel Widmei'; Miss Janieo
Lee King, daughter ot Mr
and Mr- \N illiam G King
,)r . Mi - Sara Btitneia
Das i-. daughter ol Mr and
Mrs Epps B Das is . Miss
Lueille 1) i \ o u MeSsveen.
daughter of Mr. and Mi
| H Y McSween, and Mis-
! Tommie Noel Ellis, datig.lii. r
of Mr and Mrs. Fred U
Ellis
The pageant is to he heid
Saturday . April 20. at t! on
P M in Belk auditorium
The master of eeremuii,.
svill he Maekie Quave win
with WQXL radio in Colum
hia
The girl selected
19()8 Miss Clinton ssill o.'
awarded ;i -eholai hij) a-
well as ii crow n, a 11 o|>i ,
tind other gilts There ss it! al
so he awards tor the i i
runner up and the m eeigl
runner up Miss Congenial.;s
ssill be -eleeted hs the r..mu
tants tlunnselves
LUCILLE MeSWUKN
Miss McSween
Is Contestant
Lucille MeSsveen. daughter
ot Mr. and Mrs H Y Me
Swecn of 209 Young Drive, i-
one of the contestants in the
Miss Clinton Pageant
A graduate at Clinton High
School, she is a fresnman at
Columbia College Her special
interests are dancing and
tennis. She recently ss a - n;ini
ed to the Dean’s List at Col
umbia College
Her talents include the
piano and clarinet
Sunday suppers—esjyecialK' on cold w inter evenings—should he
‘ something s|>eeial ' Be continental and present French Toast
Sup(>er Sandwiches, the newe-l, nio-t luscious msention since
P'reneh Toast
Tfw sandwiches, dipped in egg flatter, are'a triple las ered treat
of tart sweet pineapple pre-er.r-. I am slices and Swiss cheese
You'll like tliem -o well that sou might eson feature the French
Toa».t Supper Saadw idle* at your next afLer-tlicatur or uudmaiu
sfupix'r.
French Toast Supper Sandwiches
12 slice-white lire,id 1 .• cup milk
1 ( I 2 ounce.) jar pineapple .! eeg-. I'eaten
pre-erse- 1 i tca-pcion -alt
fi slice's boiled ham 2 tahle-poons hotter or
t> slm-s natural Sw iss ehee-e margarine
St)read -ix -lice- of bread with pre-erse-. tup each with a -lice
of ham and Swi-s cheese Cmnlnne milk, egg- and -alt. Dip bottom
side of sandwich -tacks in egg mixture: place m hot -Killet. greased
with butter and frx until golden brown Dip one side ol remaining
six bread slices in egg mixture and place egg -ide up on the
sandwiches. Turn sandwiches and blown second -ule Serve hot-
News
Cross Hill
By MRS. SARAH SUGARS
Several ladies from the
, First Baptist Church attend
ed the state meeting of the
Woman's Missionary Union
that was held at the First
Baptist Church of Columbia
j last Monday and Tuesday
Mrs. Turner Pinson and Mr.
Oscar Whiteford have been
recent patients in Bailey
Memorial Hospital.
I Mr. and Mrs R B. Segars.
Ernie, Lindy and Mrs. E. P
Boazman spent the past
weekend with Lt. and Mrs.
i Hayne Workman Jr. at Alex
andria, Va On Saturday eve
ning Mr and Mrs. Segars
were dinner guests of Kirby
Able, the editor-in-ehief of
1 the national REA publica
tion, at the National Press
Club in Washington, 1) C
Mr. Segars and Mr Able
were roommates at Clemson.
Community
Cash
( LINTON, S. ( .
MOTHERS! D0N7 MISS IT
i*
./
PORTRAITS BY HAMILTON « HAMILTON
Starts Next Thursday!!
3 Days Only -
Thurs. • Fri. - Sat. Apr. 1, 5 & b
Get A Huge
11x14 or 8x10 $
Portrait
OF
YOUR CHILD
Hours: 10 AM Til 5 PM LUNCH 1-2
WASHER SALE!
\
Lowest Prices Ever
On All Models!
THIS
H0TP0INT
SOAKS YOUR
CLOTHES, NOT
YODR F0CKETB00K.
JUST
‘219.
NEW SOAK CYCLE
NEW AUTOMATIC BLEACH FOUNTAIN
16 LB. CAPACITY
2 SPEEDS FOR ALL FABRICS
PORCELAIN FINISH
PERMANENT PRESS PROGRAMMED
■ Porcelain finish protects the beauty of the washer Guards against rusting,
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. 5 Wash and
rknae temperatures.
■ Automatic soak cycle for extra soiled wash, diapers, woolen*.
■ Automatic bleach fountain.
■ Heavy duty 1/2 H P. motor with rugged transmission to grve better,
trouble-free service.
MODEL DLW880
LAWSON
| PHOMI m-MII
TOiVunu;:^
1 l
MATCHING PtPMANENT PBCSJ
ORYEft- MODEL *18 I'O
, JUST $149.00
• -|-HrtpxrLnJ:
Open 6 Days
A Week
8 ajn. To 6 p.m:
MG
•4U