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THE CHRONICLE, Clinton, S. C., June 5, 1969--5-A (CONT. FROM PAGE 2A.) DOROTHY THACKSON A Tuesday luncheon was held at the home of Mrs, W. p. Ja cobs honoring Miss Dorothy Thackston who is marrying Eddie Lambright this Saturday. Sharing hostess honors were Mrs. Lykes Henderson and Mrs. C. E. King. Upon arrival the guests were invited into the livingroom for an appetizer, after which they en joyed a delicious lunch. The table was overlaid with a cutwork cloth. The center- piece was an eye-catching ar rangement ofpink and white spap- dragons and daisies flanked by low silver candleholders with white candlescircledby tiny wed ding bells. Dorothy was presented with a silver tray as a wedding gift from her hostesses. The March Weersing home on Broad Street was lovely as al ways when Mrs. Weersing and Mrs. G. E. Campbell honored Miss Dorothy Thackson with a luncheon last week. Miss Wham Is Selected Mary (Sister) Wham of Mount- ville, a rising sophomore at Coker College, has been selected as a council activity manager of the Women’s Recreation Asso ciation. Activity managers are selected by their classmates, and it is their duty to coordinate the stu dent social activities throughout the school year. BETHABARA HOMECOMING Bethabara Baptist Church homecoming will be held Sunday, June 8, with dinner at 1 p.m. A program of music will begin at 2:30 p.m. All former members and friends are invited to come and bring a basket lunch. Each place at the table was marked with a handy household article with an appropriate lit tle verse. After the poems were read, the item was placed in a tool box which held many more assorted gadgets for the bride. Miss Thackston was feted a- gain last week when Mrs. Law rence Davis and Mrs. A. A. Smith had a small luncheon at the Wilson home. The yellow and white spring flowers looked perfect on the breezeway where lunch was served. Dorothy received a piece of her chosen china from the hos tesses. BRIDES’ LUNCHEON Misses Phylis Mixon and Fran ees Robbins, summer brides-e- lect were entertained at a lun cheon at the home of Mrs. John McBride onNottinghamRoadSat- urday. Each was given a carnation corsage which harmonized beau tifully with their spring outfits. Phylis who will marry Jerry Holland and Frances who is mar rying David McDonald were also remembered with a gift from the hostess. The dining room where lunch was served was decorated with coral and white snapdragons mixed with other garden flowers. ROTARY DANCE The Clinton Rotary Club had its spring dance Saturday night at the Mary Mus^rove Hotel. The “Casuals” from Green wood provided music for the in formal affair. A buffet of hors-d’oeuvres was served during intermission. , J. C. THOMAS i ♦ JEWELER ♦ SALE CONTINUES — ON — SAMSONITE STREAM LITE LUGGAGE t ♦ J AT CLOSING OUT PRICES1 - FOR FATHERS DAY RADIOS TAPE RECORDERS BILLFOLDS by Meeker CUFF LINKS TIE TACKS BINOCULARS WATCHES BRITISH STERLING TOILETRIES • AFTER SHAVE • COLOGNE • DEODORANT • GIFT SETS - AND - BRITISH STERLING HAIR SPRAY FOR MEN Face Bronzer — Instant Suntan v For That Rugged Outdoor Look FREE! 4 GOLD-PLATED WORLD'S BEST FATHER’S TROPHY ATTACHED TO EACH FATHER’S DAY GIFT. HARPER’S / rc; V i a. T"" LADIES’ SHORTS 83c |Reg. 1.00 — Assorted Styles And Colors PANTY HOSE 77c Charm and Velteen—Sizes Petite., Med., Tall—Seconds LADIES’ NUDE HEEL NYLON FLIP- FLOPS 27c Reg. 37c— Men’s, Children's, Ladies'. GIRLS’ SHORTS SETS 1.37 Reg. 1.59 — Assorted Styles and Fabrics — Sizes 7-12 GIRLS AND BOYS’ SHORTS SETS Sizes 2-6x — Assorted Colors 83< Reg. 98c GIRLS’ KNIT SHIRTS 1.73 Reg. 1.98 — Sizes 7-14 Assorted Colors ALUMINUM LAWN SET • 2 CHAIRS • 1 LOUNGE REG. 11.97 SPECIAL! 10.88 PAINT UP! — FIX UP! — CLEAN UP! “LUCITE,” THE WORK SKIPPER PAINT FOR INSIDE AND OUT .ROLLER and PAN SET PAINT BRUSHES 19c — 2.19 SPRAY PAINT FOR TOUCH-UPS. MASKING TAPE, ETC. IT’S TIME SUN GLASSES 10c-1.98 )) SUNTAN LOTION SWIM FINS FACE MASKS BEACH BALLS INFLATED ANIMALS COLOR BOOKS AND CRAYONS TO AMUSE THE SMALL KIDS WHILE YOU TRAVEL. 10c - 19c - 29c - 59c JUNE 5 THROUGH JUNE 14 LADIES and CHILDREN'S CANVAS SHOES 1.17 Assorted Styles and Colors Reg. 1.30 MEN’S FRUIT of THE LOOM PAJAMAS 2.98 pr. Sizes A-B-C-D MEN’S SOCKS 44c Pr. Huffy Knit Irregulars — If Perfect Woud Be 79c MEN’S BOXED Handkerchiefs 98c 4 In Box — Fine Quality Rolled Hem DOUBLE DIPPED Chocolate Covered Peanuts 1 Lb 57c Vi Lb. 33c REG. 89c LB. SPECIAL! SHIRTS 1.29 and 1.69 IF FIRST QUALITY WOULD BE 1.98 AND 2.98 GAYETY 120 2 PLY Paper Towels 33c Assorted Colors 7-PIECE DESSERT SET 97c DOES IT BREAK YOUR BACK TO SIT WATCHING BALL GAMES? GET A TOTE-A- SEAT CUSHIONED SEAT AND BACK FOLDS FOR EASY CARRYING 3.50 ea PLASTIC BLOWUP WADING POOLS « 70 x 16 5.88 55 x 12 3.57 41 x 7 1.66 FREEZER In Packages Reg. 39c PLASTIC FREEZER Containers Pkg. Pints — 1/2 Pints Quarts Styrofoam Coolers ASSORTED SIZES 12 Qt 77c 30 Qt. . . . 1.00 50 Qt. . . . 2.88 RIGID PLASTIC WADING POOLS 36" Size 1.88 u 46" Size ... 2.88 60" Size 4*8 7-PIECE Beverage Set 1.27 Avacado and Gold Reg. 1.77 25 OZ. ICED TEA GLASSES 19c ea. Avocado uijd Gold 200 COUNT PAPER Napkins 37c Assorted Colors and Prints CLAIROL NICE ’N EASY Hair Color 1.49 REG. 2.00 WHITE RAIN REG. AND HARD-TO-HOLD Hair Spray REG. 1.50 DELUXE Ironing Pad & Silicone Cover 66c Extra Thick Cushion Pad REED’S — 100 Paper Plates 88c 9” — Assorted Color In Package PLASTIC Garden Hose 60 FT. LONG 3-8" Size 88c V2" Size 1.66-2.99 PLASTIC Air Mattress 99c TONI INNOCENT COLOR Hair Color 1.77 REG. 2.26 ONE TABLE Assorted Items Values To 89c 32-Oz. ANTISEPTIC Listerine 1.33 Regular 2.19 MEN'S TOILET GOODS OLD SPICE REG. 2.50 After Shave Lotion . . 2.23 OLD SPICE DEODORANT Men's Fruit of The Loom UNDERWEAR SHORTS — BRIEFS — T-SHIRTS 89c - 3 for 2.65 UNDERSHIRTS 69c - 3 for 1.99