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IN JUNIOR HIGH PLAY—Members
of the cast of “No Time For Skirts”
are shown above. The play was
presented Oct. 29 at Parents' Night
at Clinton Junior High. Shown above,
left to right, are Martin Grubb, Rich
ard Chandler, Henry Workman, Su
san Cason, Carol Dailey, David Gas
kins, Frank Boland, Guy Tumblin,
Kathy Hay, Demenia Ward, Daria
Cronic, Phyllis Scott, and Elaine Rey
nolds.
West Clinton
MRS. CLIFTON HEATON
Correspondent - Representative Dial 833-1806
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Laney of
Greenwood visited Mr. and Mrs.
Jesse Laney, Sunday.
Mrs. Bud Carr and children,
Frances Busby and Madell Hall
of Aiken and Mrs. Essie Garner
of Chester spent the weekend wdth
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Whitsel.
Mrs. Brenda Key and children,
Randy and Bobby Brittian of New
Ellenton and Mr. and Mrs.Bardy
Cannon and children of Green
ville visited Mr. and Mrs. Author
Sanders Sunday.
Mrs. Belle Hames went for a
check-up at the Medical College
Hospital in Charleston last
thursday.
Howard Stroud of Columbia
spent the weekend with his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. B. B.
Stroud.
Cecil Lee Wooten, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Bobby Wooten, went to
the Medical College 1 'Hospital in
Charleston on Monday for his
check-up. \
Mrs. Willie Mae Anderson oi
Spartanburg is visiting her sis
ters, Mr. and Mrs. David Owens
and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Simp
son.
ble, the son of Mr. and Mrs.
Harold (Sonny) Cauble, in Self
Memorial Hospital in Greenwood,
where he had undergone surgery.
HM3 Stan Foster has just re-
urend from Vietnam and is
spending a fifteen day leave with
lis father, Paul Foster, and other
relatives before going to the
Panama Canal.
Rev. and Mrs. James T. Hughes
of Gray Court is attending the
Baptist Convention at Myrtle
Beach also attending are Rev. and
Mrs. J. W. Spillers of this city.
Terry and Michael Hughes of
Gray Court are spending this
week with their grandparents,
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Hughes.
Mrs. Mattie Bergamy and
grandson, David Crowder of Co
lumbia, and Mr. and Mrs. Ed
Nelson of Laurens visited Mrs.
Hla Harvey, Sunday.
William Butler of Charleston
spent the weekend with his wife
and son in Laurens. On Monday
Mrs. William Butler and son,
Billy, and Mrs. Walter McAlister
accompanied him back to
Charleston where he is stationed.
On Sunday Mrs. Ray Cauble
and Mr. and Mrs. Billy Cauble
visited Little James EdwardCau- children speni
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Beckham
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Wooten, and
Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Wooten and
f Sunday with Mrs.
G orge James in Duncan, who was
observing her 85th birthday.
Danny Ivester of ClemsonCol-
lege spent the weekend with his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Arzo I-
vester.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Sheltor
were visitors in Greenville, Mon
day.
REVIVAL
Revival services will t>egin on
Sunday, November 17 and run
through November 24 at the
Church of God on Elizalieth St.
Guest speaker will lie the Rev.
I. H. Hammond. There will lie
special music and service will
begin each evening at 7:15 p.m.
Rev. F. D. Moore, pastor,
offers the public an invitation to
attend.
, SICKNESS
“Bud” Dean has been ill.
Rudell, Dena, Clifton Jr., and
Eugene, children of Mr. and Mrs.
Clifton Heaton, have been ill
with the virus.
Rea, Bill, and Robbie Wells
have been ill.
BIRTHDAYS
Toni Wooten will be nine years
old November 23.
Billy Cauble observed his
birthday November 12.
Margaret Cauble celebrated
her birthday November 10.
Mrs. Annie B. Milam cele
brated her birthday Novemtier 13.
Happy birthday to Durrand
Lowery on November 14.
Judy Cheek will have a birth
day November 15.
Von Reynolds will celebrate
her birthday November 16.
Christmas Seal
Campaign Opens
The Christmas Seal Campaign
Is well underway in Area Six
after an enormous amount of
volunteer work. Bundles of let
ters containing contributions are
being delivered by the postman
daily to the association office.
On Friday, John Muir of Co
lumbia who is administrative as
sistant for the South Carolina
TB-RD Association instructed a
group of volunteers in the most
efficient way to process the re
turn mail. Total gifts in this first
report amounted to $4,531.55.
C. K. Wright of Laurens is
chairman of the local commit
tee to process returns. Other
members of the committee are
Mrs. C. K. Wright, Mrs. Ali
son Lee, Mrs. Albert Busby and
Mrs. W. C. Cullum. This com
mittee was assisted by the fol
lowing volunteers: Mrs. Mills
Hodge and Mrs. S. Frank Tem
pleton.
Mr. Muir was high in his praise
of the dedication and efficiency
of TB association volunteers
throughout the state. He also
noted that the Tutierculosis and
Health Association of Area Six
probably has more volunteers in
volved in the work of the asso
ciation than any other area in
the state. AreaSix includes Abbe
ville, Edgefield, Greenwood,
Laurens, McCormick, Newberry,
and Saluda counties.
THE CHRONICLE, Clinton, S. C. November 14, 1968-UU
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IN REVIVAL—The Rev.
J. H. Hammond of Maul
din will conduct revival
.services at the Church
of G o d on Elizabeth
Street, beginning: S u n-
day evening: at 7:15. Ser
vices will continue each
evening through Nov. 24.
Special music will be fea
tured each evening. The
Rev. F. D. Moore, pastor,
extends an invitation to
the public to attend.
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— OF —
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THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 21.1968
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COFFEE
1 Lb. Bag
Azalea Cured
HAMS
Half or Whotfe
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COOKING
OIL
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FLOUR $1.39
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Trellis, Cream Stle No. 303 Can
CORN .... 2 for 27c
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FIG BARS 35c
Fab, Laundry Large Box
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French Dressing .. 25c
Golden Ripe Lh.
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Armour 12-0*. Tin
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TV Dinners 39c
Wisconsin State Lb.
CHEESE . . . . 69c
Marten’s Frozen 20-0*.
Apple Pies .... 27c
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BUFFERIN 36's 55c
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