The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, July 10, 1969, Image 18
Voter Drive In Clinton Area
t A voter registration drive re
turns to the Clinton area today.
; The Laurens County Citizens
Improvement Organization is
conducting a campaign to get all
elegible persons registered to
vote.
Centers are being set up in
every precinct for the con
venience of those registering.
Today, Thursday, the regis
tration center will be at Hebron
Baptist Church. On Friday, July
11, the center will be at Friend
ship A ME Church and on Satur
day, July 12, the center will be
at New Bethel AME Church.
On July 16, the registration
center will be in the Joanna Re
creation Center; July 17, New
Hope AME Church in Mountville;
July 18, Mrs. Bertha Brooks Cafe;
and July 19, Smith’s Cleaners on
Musgrove St. in Clinton.
* * *
Food Retailers
Meet July 12-15
South Carolina food retailers
their suppliers and wives, num
bering almost 1,000 are expect
ed to attend the Thirteenth An
nual Convention of the Food
Retailers Association of South
Carolina in Charleston, July 12 -
15.
Headquarters will be the Fran-
cis Marion Hotel, with all func
tions on Sunday at the Charles
ton Municipal Auditorium and Ex
hibition Hall. The Food Trade
Show, luncheon, buffet and Sun
day night floor show take place
at the auditorium.
Harold Adams, of Columbia,
Piggly Wiggly operator of three
stores, is president of themore-
than-1,000-member association
With Mrs. Adams, he will be
honored at a reception Sunday.
In addition to Adams, officers
of the Food Retailers are Har
old Hatfield, Kershaw, Past Pre
sident; Wm. L. Poplin, Charles
ton Heights, 1st Vice Pres.; C.
Ray Glover, Spartanburg, 2nd
Vice President; J. W. Hendrix,
West Columbia, Secretary; W.
R. Parrish, West Columbia,
Treasurer and Ed F. Teague,
Columbia, Executive Director.
Directors are Alfred Adams,
Saluda; Marion P. Carnell, Ware
Shoals; Hamp S. Caughman, Lex
ington; E. W. Duckworth and A. A.
Granger. Greenville; Darwin El
more, Bishopville; Carroll Er
win, Iva; J. M. Lee, Florence;
Jim McElveen, Lake City; M. C.
barker, Lancaster; T. D. Plgg,
Jr., Laurens; Woodrow W.
Power, Columbia; H. Klugh Pur
dy, Jr., Ridgeland; Wm. Roden-
berg, Charleston; Loyd Shaw,
Rock Hill; and Vernon L. Skinner,
Orangeburg.
Joe S. Holland of Clinton is a
past president of the asso
ciation (1966).
* * *
Strong Stone
Much granite is used in
building because it is
valuable as a support where
great strength is required.
Granite can withstand a
pressure of 15,000 to 20,000
pounds per square inch.
GRADUATES — Phillip
W. Madden of dinton
graduated June 20 from
U.S. Coast Guard boot
camp at Cape May, N.
J. The son of Mr. ami
Mrs. J. L. Madden of
Route 2, Clinton, he is
now home on leave. He
will be stationed in
Houston, Texas.
Sullivan Has
4.00 At Sewanee
James N. SuUivan of Clinton
had a perfect 4.00 grade point
ratio for the second semester of
1968-69 at the University of the
South in Sewanee, Tenn.
The University of the South
grading system has4.00as the top
of the scale.
Sullivan, who recently grad
uated cum laude, is a son of Dr.
and Mrs. Edgar N. Sullivan of 305
Cedar St., Clinton.
* * *
Rita Johnson
Wins Class Honors
Miss Rita Johnson of Clinton
has been awarded Class Honors
for scholarship during her fresh
man year at Salem College.
Miss Johnson is the daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Olin C. John
son of 600 Cedar St. in Clin
ton. She is a graduate of Clin
ton High School where she was
president of the National Honor
Society.
At Salem College she plans to
major in English.
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JULY
7
BLANKET
Lay Away Sale
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FULL SIZE. 72" x 90"
BLANKETS
RAYON — POLYESTER — COTTON
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Retr. 1.88
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QUANTITIES # #
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Reg. 50c
SOME
QUANTITIES
LIMITED
Only
79c Seller
peck 100
V‘ quellty
JAMAICAS
Reg. 2/3.00
Now 97c
S9c vote 19 lb. B»( PAPER NAPKINS
luncheon size
500 Count
Soft, ftronf.
iequets
’ Take these on your
picnic Keep a
package at home for
daily use
OUR LOW PRICE
Reg. Price 67c
Now 2 for $1
ROSES NOW OPEN ALL DAY WEDNESDAY
OPEN TILL 7:00 P M THURSDAY AND FRIDAY
SHOP ROSE’S — CASH - LAY AWAY or MASTER CHARGE CARD
4-C—THE CHRONICLE, Clinton, S. C., July 10, 1969
Sweet-Sour Basted Barbecued
Ribs Make Perfect Patio Meal
Husky country-style pork ribs basted with a tantalizing sweet-
sour sauce and garnished with spicy patio potatoes are the perfect
combination for a covered kettle barbecue meal for friends or
family. Covered kettle barbecuing adds that right amount of
smoke-oven zest that makes them come back for more.
Sweet-Sour Basting Sauce
V2 cup thawed frozen pineapple 1 teaspoon soy sauce
juice concentrate 1 teaspoon garlic powder
V3 cup packed brown sugar (optional)
l /2 cup wine vinegar
Heat all ingredients in sauce pan until sugar dissolves. Use
sauce warm. Load ribs in special rack for best results. Cook for
1V2 hours over low heat and baste with sauce every ten minutes
during last half hour
Patio Potatoes
Wash and dice four medium size unpeeled potatoes. Place on
greased sheet of heavy duty aluminum foil Using four table
spoons of butter, dot potatoes generously. Sprinkle with salt,
pepper, garlic or onion powder and grated Parmesan cheese. Close
foil in drug store wrap and place on grill over briquettes for one
hour, turning once. Serves six.
COMEDY CORNER
Junior!"
Bounty. Paper
Big Roil
TOWELS
Limit: 2 With $5.00 or More^
Grocery Order. Please!
Dial Bath
DIXDB CRYSTALS
or DOMINO
SUGAR
Plantation Pride
Dill Slice
Pickles
16-Ox. Jar
29c
51b.
Unit: 1 With $5.00 or Mor*
Grocery Order, Pleeeel
Double "Q" Pink
SALMON
Toll Con
Limit: 2 With $5.00 or More
Grocery Order, Please!
Bam a, Peach
Preserves
18-Ox. Glass
A-G
BREAD
IV2 Lb- Sandwich
Loaf
for
AG
Cooking
24-Oz. Bottle
limit: 1 With $5.00 or More
Jrder, Please1
Chase and Sanborn Ground
COFFEE
1-Lb. Bag
59c
limit: 1 With $5.00 or More Grocery Order
CtieTs Choice, Frozen
French Fried POTATOES
2-Lb. Bag
29c
Nabisco
Fancy Crest COOKIES ....
9^-Oz. Pkg.
35c
Clorox
BLEACH
% Gallon
37c
Kraft's
MAYONNAISE
Quart Jar
55c
Niblets, Whole Kernel
CORN
12-Oz Can
21c
"Hep" (AH Flavors)
DRINKS
2B-Oz. Bottle
_ 2 for 45c
Fresh, Lean
GROUND BEEF
2 Lbs.
1.19
Dixie Pride
BISCUITS
8-Oz. Can
2 for 15c
A-G (V4 Lb. Sticks)
OLEO
1-Lb. Pkg.
2 for 35c
Drummer Boy Chili
HOT DOG SAUCE
10-Oz. Can
19c
Armour’s
TREET
12-Oz. Tin
59c
Fresh
CABBAGE
Lb.
5c
Fresh
GREEN BEANS
2 Lbs.
....... 29c
Prices Effective July 10, 11 and 12
Fresh
Center Cuts, lb 99c
Economy Cuts. lb. 79c
CUNTON MILLS STORE - LYDIA MILLS STORE
Phone 833-0710
FREE DELIVERY SERVICE
Phone 833-0631