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8—THE CHRONICLE, Clinton. S. C.. March 28. 19fiS r r*A .s^v^u; Mrs. Nelson hllMK 1 .Mi 1 Cuncral services were ht ki SLi!u!ii> for Mrs. Lula Fair • \> on. 71. a nati\ e of Clniten. u ho died March 17 in .\e v. .ler ev • ■ Services were lied at Fa ’■ \o a AML Church with bu. ai n t :e church c-'meteiy Home of Belief ■ reel! ■ She \v as the v iciow of Clvii-lc ,c > so! son Surv i va i s ; n- elude till VC ■ (kuiubto r , • '1 \ .■ la ( •! lid s of Ton .1 ' 1: L..\ e Jae ks on and M g..:- r Ml : 'll ■*i' ot Now Jot' '. JV • t.. O \l M, 1 rs hall No! son and v. C '. ru ’ \i dv. n Jr Mi a fv.ocfe I’hone S.L'L It 1 1 ON LAYAWAY Ol small deposit now koMs your selecf'oit V<—'Vi'. :v .1,•> . !h: ee • • •>:: • l; . . L \ev. Jer > - ■ • .ah (»v. r..- ol 'wl'■ v ;i,. \ C . two hroliie: M.trdiall Lair ol Coluir.i - ... a , 1( | .! in,. Lair ( 1 Clint a: ; a. . fn . i-omlchtl U'rn W T. Lambert I'nni'd veiwices wc: c IhoU S;t'\;rdn> afternoon tor W n l; "i r W ill 1 1.amber- :17. o: 11 ILnford St Service' were , ’..'iicteii at the Church ( : (, ,,f i I’rt'ph.ecv w th h.irim ,n Ko>e:r., nt Ceme'er> Mr l.amhert ciie.i I'lie'dav o 5 ,1 1,. al hospital atter :• ; .n illness \ ra-.ve of Macon Count;. \ (’ . In' had lived in Clint, n t, ;■ ;h, past 3,7 year' He wo- . . • re.i etuploN e of ( lint n V-e. survivors include his vvte. Mr K e Lee Lambert <i Pm.'h'er. Mrs. John . Alice V 1 • , • 1 auren>. three wm 1 : and O Dell 1.amber: , i (' -Ton and Grady Lambert (i C 'lumbia: a sister. Mrs Chari loee Small of Bol in ..'it, \ C . 21 itrandchildren and la eryat-Krandchtldren. C. J. Johnson Funeral services were held Li,dav :ur t.ustavaf J John son h4 of 501 Hickory St Mr Johnson died Wednesdav. Marcli 20. in a Laurens nur 1 - in_ home after several years of declining health. Services were conducted in the Aldous Funeral Home at Kutiand. Vt Burial was m Proctor. Vt., Cemetery. A native of Vermont, he lived in Connecticut untd 19tM w mi lu moved to Clinton He was a retired watchmaker and was a member ot tin. Con-Tegational Church m Conm'etieut. Survivor^ include a -on Lrrm * r; Johnson of ( lir.t'.a. a daughter, Mrs. Wiiuam H iRuth) Bacon. Jr of Newark Del., a sister. Miss Ruth Johansen of Sweden h-ur grandchildren and four great- grandchildren Jeff Campbell Lain ral services were he’d Tuesdav for Jetf Campbell 8‘o. of Route 2, Lauiens. Ser vices were conducted at Hol ly Grove* Baptist Church with \ .V \ 1 MOST DELIGHTFUL “BE-IN" FOR EASTER! (SUNDAY, APRIL 14) Generations of mothers with pretty little daughters have known the charm of Polly Flinders dresses. Exquisite smocking, stitched entirely by hand is the signature. But look what's happening now. They're made of flower-fresh polyester and cotton blends in the most precious pastels ever, plus new and exciting Spring garden prims. Just touch-up ironing for some—others none at all! a. Fortrel polyester-nylon and cotton, pink with white yoke accented with flower applique, 3-6X. 10.00 \ b. Permanent press Kodel and cotton. Canary yellow. Sizes 3-6X. 8.00 c. Kodel and cotton permanent press print; pleated skirt. 7-12. 10.00 d. Permanent press Kodel and cotton print. Pink/green/yellow. 2-4. 7.00 ^ e. Pink Kodel pofyester and cotton; lace touches. Toddlers 2-4. 7.00 Tights and texture-y stockings go on every pair of legs for the one color look. Shoes are party pretty and shine in flower pastels or black. Find it all — just one stop with usl / v ) W 1 ■&**' -J-A £ As l * 7 & / y' i v V \ & ■i&r V- Juni or.^ ri e^ent Ccmcd T FriJay h * K K if •-'V ( , A..* (:u ■ !)■ t ’1 >1 4 V \ 4 b f I \ \ w \ \ \ I M: v | / li \(f'. i* 1 s K F. Al) Tin . ft i I < IK VOC !><).\ I f.I T I 111 M \N S J / I r-- I ‘-/C.-- l . W HOSPITAL NEWS Patients at Bailey Memorial na il ( c ( ■ , : )t ;i, Marion Hospital this week include: KMM;. L.v rd. William L Hills, , '<r/ CLINTON: Marie Singley, OUir M \ahn-s, Hallie John Mary Elizabeth Owens, Mat- Griffin. L.'.m Mae Rock, Baby tie Gary, Ace Calvin Work- Gu i \\ : ! .,ii, l, .. li \ Girl man, Sr., Nannie S. Hargrove, Lola Russ, Nellie O. Dean. R th William Thomas Hill. Jr., p William J. Alford, Marvin G Gault, George W. Randolph. Nevelin Leo Parris, James . Ja , K . m nn jac-K'. <A\ Anthony Burnside, Lola , ,, ^vj Barker, Grace E. Owens. Dorcas M. Nance. Phillis Ann Gary, Lisa Renee Dowdy. Denton R. Humphries, Emma ham B. Martin, Linda Jean Wil liams, Linda Faye Kinard, Mary C. Dillard, Diana G ail m Dehamm, Ethel Lever, Linda Dav S. Whiteford, Lillie Duckett. Bab. P Rosa James, Judy B Cheeks. Also, Delia N. Rice, Lovie Dimple Horton. Clara W C Milam, Ruby Ixus Smith , -■ /\v Willie Mae Barr, Annie Gb-m . I >. . :n Pio'ln-r- fa/* Young, Foy Ann Williams. ’ - 1 James A. Osborne, James H Ammons, Roy Ixiuis Tram- Han v Khiard. Bab Dillard, B .!•, !' i ^ ■ t 1 I in. Inez I’ru f 1 i ' la er J( ).\ \ \ '. !. n a .Madden. I .b'!; ; I: i (H raid me Ja. k . J. 1m 1 ! >; n * • r J ark-. 1 \! Hi \^ 'v\ Of )i drovv ()s- li a i a - W a v nt Koberts. Kl\ AHL- .facka • L Dur- ham Marv . • !’a: i <■; 1 j f' 1 1 Hardueei, Giii, \ i in •/: ‘ .. v • i .a Lea- . (.lean Dav,-, B;. 11; 1 ■ ( • ■ .in 1. Bail. P ' (,• *) ( IK is - iid .1. . d !’ Ihnson. I.n:,! v y, n rmi-ih. Sarah E. Gi( v / 'a: i t 1 »r • j • > | : \ ] a r y J. Gii•■ 1), , .( \ i\ain I'lm'her- ton Lk'OKL.i: Lraneis 7 e'.-k-l- m V Lixaj to evory little girl’s Mother we toy: THINK SPRING... NEW ALPHABET SHOES To grown-ups Spring means flowers, but to little gtrfs Spring Is having new dress-up shoes. And stich ®x- clfement there is! See the pearl-buttoned classic, the t-strap with a peek-a-boo detail. Or for a slightly more grown-up look, the pom-pom slipon with hidden elasticized insert. Look for our "Alphabet” label — your assurance of workmanship, care about fit. A. black,red or white Sizes 5-8, 4.00 Btt-4. 5.00 8. slicker yellow, while, black Sizes 5 8, 4.00 8%-4, 5.00 C black pattina only Sizes 12VZ-4, 5.00 COMPLETE FUNERAL ARRANGEMENTS 24-Hour Ambulance Service 30 YEARS OF PERSONAL FAPKRIKNCE HACKING CLINTON MOPTCARY. WE SERVE OTHERS A 8 Wi: WOl LI) HE SERN LI). Clinton Mortuary 115 Mus^rove Street : Clinlon, S. C. 833-3752 FROM THE VERY START . . . The Eton Suit Has Always Meant Easier! m 6.00 Docron and cotton mini-checks 5.00 textured rayon two-tone I 'M Little-boy clossic that always makes a fine impres sion in the Easter parade And now we show you two variations pn this same theme. White or chalk blue coat teamed up with navy shorts. Miniature tattersall checks of permanent press 65% Dacron polyester and 35 V. cotton in brown or olive com binations. Ours atone, that’s why the prices are another pleasant surprise! Sizes 2-4. ^* M ^'■1: s, JUNIORS JOIN THE EASTER PARADE it's fun to dress like big brother! 10.00112.00 The nea! look every little boy’s Mother finds so appeal ing. Tailored just for us in classic two or three button model. Good service is woven in these smooth, hard- finah fabrics. Our “Dixie Lad” label- Sizes 3-7. • Girls' Bog'n Hat Set 2.99 • Girls' Easter Hats 1.99 • Girls' Easter Gloves 1.29 • Girls' Dress Up Socks 49c • Toddler Easter Dresses 3.99 • Boys' Dress Pants 5.00 • Boys' Dress Shirts 3.00 • Childrens' Underwear 49c Complete Selection ... Children’s World Of Easter Fashions ;4 ■»>