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I THE CHRONICLE, CUnton, S. C., Autfust 8, 1968—19 RE-ELECT B. NOLAND SUDDETH Your Mayor Republican Candidate CITY ELECTION ait,, n S A M. 7 I' M. YOl'R VOTE AND SITPORT WILL BE APPRECIATED Davidson St. G.A. Coronation Is Held “Crown Him with Many Crowns* was the theme of the Girls’ Auxiliary Coronation Ser vice which was held on Sunday night at the Davidson Street Bap tist Church. It was the first such ceremony to be conducted since the church was organized in 1959. After a prelude of a medley of missionary hymns was played by Miss Jean Foster, the wel come was given by Mrs. Wilson Echols; the scripture was read by Mrs. Bobby Meadors, WMU President and a prayer given by Mrs. Laura Mae Howard. Maidens are Billie Godwin and Marie Hinson; Ladies-in-waiting are Vickie Dover and Margaret Ann Hellams; Princesses are Debbie Kirby, Ginger Wehunt, Joy Stanley, Beth Hellams and Kathy Shipman; Queens are Le- june Dunaway, Jan Meadors, Su sie Bryson, and Pam Meadors with attendants Elaine Trammell, Tina Gallman, Mitchell Meadors, and Michele Haselden. Music was furnished by Miss Ann Webb, pianist, Miss Jean Foster, organist, and Danny Jones, trumpter. Pastor M. Floyd Hellams gave the benediction. Presider was Mrs. Wilbur Tu- ten; Challenger, Mrs. Herbert O’Shields. Award presentations were made by Mrs. HowardStan- ley and Mrs. Wilson Echols. Ushers were, Nancy Trammell, Janice Kirby, Susie Bradford, Tersa Gallman, Donna Stanley and Mickey Dover. JoNell Quarles gave programs. Candlelighters were Nancy Trammell, and Mickey Dover Wish I d Said That a * DduaroayS A-: ; THURS.—ERL — SAT. - MON. FINAL REDUCTIONS! — CLEAN SWEEP! — PRICES SLASHED! SUIT SALE 4 Only — Values To 539.% Now $19.00 19 Only — Reg. $42.50-$6&-$75 Now V2 price (All Alterations At Cost) SPORT COAT SALE 11 Sp. Coats—Reg. Val. To 529-% Now $10 38, Sp. Coats—Reg. Val. To 539.96 Now —. $22 11 Sp. Coats—Reg. Val. To 549.50 Now $30 ENTIRE STOCK GOOD SELECTION SUMMER DRESS TROUSERS By Higgins and Griffon Now 25% off 1 Group Broken Sizes, Asst. ALL STRAW HATS Large Group SLACKS Now $4 SPORT SHIRTS Boys' and Men’s Sizes Long* and Short Sleeves Reg. Val. To 58.% SWIM TRUNKS Reg. Values To 5*>.% Now $3 Now x k price Now $2.99 (Ideal For School Wear) 20 Doz. ARROW Salesman Samples Vj off These Include Sport and Dress Shirts In All The New Fall Colors and CoUar Styles — Dectons - Dectolene Cottons. SPECIAL BUY FOR DOLLAR DAYS—DISCOUNT PASSED ON TO YOU! One Group ASSORTED MERCHANDISE Broken Sizes — Slightly Shopworn Including Shirts (Boys’ and Men’s Sizes) Belts — Pajamas — Underwear Reg. Values To 58.% Florsheim Shoes Freeman Shoes Discontinued Styles Now $2 18.80 & 21.80 SALE! $10 & $14 SALEI ALL SALES CASH AND FINAL ADAIR’S MEN’S SHOP Mrs. Davis Funeral services were held Sunday for Mrs. Josephine Davis, 48, who died Wednesday, July 31, in a local hospital. Services were conducted at Bethlehem Baptist Church with burial in the church cemetery. A native of Laurens County, she was a daughter of Mrs. Lizzie Reeder. She was a member of ML Moriah Baptist Church. Survivors include four sisters, Mrs. Lessie Jackson, Mrs. Jamie Clark, Miss Mattie Reeder and Mrs. Cora Rice of Clinton; two brothers, James andJohnReeder of New York. "An elder statesman is someone who can remember when the U. S was stronger than countries like North Viet nam and North Korea.” Hay Savage. Thermopolis (Wyo.) Record. "It now looks as though the taxpayer will be the first of America’s natural resources to be completely exhausted.” William J. Slator, Addison County (Yt.) Independent. WASTE “I am disturbed at the continuing overlapping and duplication of functions in gov ernment, especially at the Fed eral level. This is a source of confusion and wastefulness about which I have heard far too little objection from busi nessmen and other citizens. The poverty program is ramp ant through many agencies, the Office of Economic Oppor tunity, the Department of Agriculture, the Department of Labor, the Office of Educa tion, the Small Business Ad ministration, to mention a few. No wonder this is a new breed of specialists in grantsman- ship who sleuth the labyrin- thian halls of government in search of grants and loans for pet projects of their home towns and communities,” says Sen. Paul J. Fannin ( R.-Ariz.) Americans invented the first seamless hosiery hand machine in 1870. Mrs. Hudson Funeral services were con ducted Sunday for Mrs. Sallie Stewart Hudson, 75, who died Wednesday, July 31, in a local hospital. A daughter of the late Rev. Lawyer and Mrs. Epsie Stewart, she was a member of Smyrna AME Church in Lugoff. Services were conducted at Smyrna AME Church. Survivors include four daugh ters, Mrs. Thomasina Bluford of Lowndesville, Mrs. DoraTynes of New York, Mrs. Willie Mae Jenkins of Columbus, Ohio, and Mrs. Viola Thompson of Camden; two sons, Henry Hunter of New York and Maceo Hudson of Lu goff; three sisters, Mrs. Ruth Miller and Mrs. Elvira Whilly of Lugoff and Mrs. Katie McSwain of Boston, Mass.; a brother, the Rev. Thomas Stewart of New York. Walker Service A memorial service for Ro bert A. Walker will be conduct ed on Saturday, August 10 at 11:00 o’clock in the First Presbyterian Church of Clinton, of which he was a member. Rev. Alfred Bixler will con duct the service. Friends of the family are in vited to attend. from ^ ght&ibU It is your Father’s good pleasure to give you the king dom.— (Luke 12:32). Whenever we are tempted to see the negative side of a prob lem, pause a moment, and turn our minds toward prayer. For in the words of the Master, "Whatever you ask in prayer, believe that you receive it and you will." Then lift up your hearts in thanksgiving. Be happy, be thankful for in truth your prayer is answered. Fat Overweight Available to you without a doctor’s prescription, our product called Galaxon. You must lose ugly (at or you money back. Galaxon Ls a ablet easily swallowed. DOES NOT CONTAIN DANGER-1 OUS THYROID OR DIGI TALIS. Get rid of excess f« and live longer. Galaxon cost $3.00 and is sold on this guar antee: If not satisfied for any reason, just return the pack age to your druggist and go your full money back. N< questions asked. Galaxon h sold with this guarantee by YOUNG’S PHARMACY, Clin ton. Mail orders filled. M16-3p-M3< /Af Old lumm. "People go on vacations to forget things—and when they get there thev tind out thev did.” 10 lor $1 SPECIALS! Large Luster Ware Waste Can Guaranteed By Good Housekeeping. 32 and 84 Quart Sizes — Assorted Colors. Reg. 1.98. Dollar Day Special — only $1.00 9x12 Roto Finish Linoleum Rugs Kitchen and Floral Patterns Jl C CASH AND CARRY 4.7 D 78 RPM Phonograph RECORDS A Big Stock — Your Choice 45's — 4 for 1.00 — Albums Va Price A Big- Selection Of ROCKING CHAIRS Wooden; Upholstered In Tapestry or Vinyl; Run ner Rockers; Platform Rockers; Swivel Rockers; From $7.50 up LAMPS — NEW SHIPMENT Beautiful Table Lamps — Assorted Styles Decorator Colors $6.50 and up A Good Assortment of Batteries FLASHLIGHT and TRANSISTOR DISCOUNT PRICES Burriss-Harrison Co. 202 N. BROAD ST. PHONE 833-1*25 "Your Friendly Furniture Store" HARPER'S 5 & 10 TV LAP and BED TRAY 88c TV SNACK AND TRAY TABLE 99c ONE GROUP Fiberglass Draperies REDUCED TO FIBERGLASS DRAPERIES $2.99 Ladies’ Sheer Seamless Support Hose SPECIAL! 1.27 pr. MANY SUMMER ITEMS REDUCED TO CLOSE OUT! 3-pc. — Reg. 11.85 Luggage Set 10.88 For Back-To-School 4 Composition Books IN PACKAGE Regular 1.49 NOW ON SPECIAL 99c Boys' Underwear SHORTS AND UNDERSHIRTS 3 PIECES IN PACKAGE NOW ONLY— 1.00 BUYS Bed Pillows UN) To 1.98 BUYS Punch a Ball' 37c W Boys’ Sock 1.00 pkg. 5 pr. tai pkf,