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THE CHRONICLE, Clinton, S. C., July 31, 1969—1-C
Mountville News
BY MRS. L. R. ADAMS
BY MRS. L. R. ADAMS
Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Miller of
Lancaster visited Mr. and Mrs.
P. H. Miller Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Luther Culp of Atlanta,
Ga., is visiting her parents Mr.
and Mrs. H. W. Bryson.
Mrs. Edwin Blake of Green
wood accompanied her mother
Mrs. Maude Bryson to Laurens
Sunday afternoon to see Mrs. S.
N. Crisp who is a patient at the
Laurens Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Hassell Bryson,
Jr. and two children visited Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Bannister one
day last week.
Mr. H. W. Bryson has returned
to the Bailey Memorial Hospital
in Clinton after a brief stay at
home.
Mrs. Charlie Cleland has re
turned home after an extended
visit with her mother inSpartan-
burg.
Mr. and Mrs. Eulis Stewart
were Sunday dinner guests of
BY MRS. SARAH B. SEGARS
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Frick,
Mrs. Ray L. Shuhert and child
ren Dianne and Jimmy left on
July 23 to visit Ray Shuhert
in Quonset Point, Rhode Is
land. Mr. Shuhert has just re
turned from Vietnam. When Mr.
and Mrs. Frick return the Shu-
herts will remain for a longer
visit.
Mrs. E. P. Boazman attended
the funeral of Mrs. Guy McKit-
trick at Siloam Baptist Church on
Sunday afternoon. She also visit
ed Mrs. Henry EUenberg near
Ninety Six.
Mr. William T. Boyce passed
away at Bailey Memorial Hospi
tal in Clinton on Sunday. Mr.
Boyce was 87 and has been in
failing health for sometime. Fun
eral services were at Liberty
Springs on Monday.
Ernie Segars, joined by friends
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Children's Library
Is Open Five
Days Each Week
The Children’s Library in the
Presbyterian College Clinton Li
brary is open five days a week
and features a story hour every
Tuesday afternoon, according to
Mrs. Georgia B. Young, child
ren’s librarian.
The Children’s Library hours
are 2:30 p.m. until 5 p.m. Mon
day, Tuesday, Thursday and Fri
day. The Children’s Library is
closed on Wednesdays. The li
brary is open from 9 a.m. un
til noon on Saturday.
Every Tuesday, a “storyhour"
is held from 3:30 p.m. until
4:30 p.m. for children between
four and eight years of age.
These hours will be in effect
until the end of summer, accord
ing to Mrs. Young.
The Children’s Library is
operated as a branch of the Lau
rens County Library at Presby
terian College.
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Safety Stickers
To Be Placed
On Left Side
The South Carolina Highway
Department has announced that
from now on, inspection stations
will place safety inspection stick
ers on the lower left side of the
windshield.
From the beginning of the
state’s motor vehicle inspection
program in February 1968, the
stickers have been affixed on the
lower right side of the windshield.
The decision to change the lo
cation, as authorized by a recent
legislative act, was based on the
need for the stickers to be more
visible from the opposing line
of traffic, in order to carry out
enforcement.
Mr. andMrs.CarleyStreetmanin
Greenwood.
The Crisp reunion was held
Sunday at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Roy Adams and Miss Zelle
Crisp. A bountiful table was
placed in the huge Magnolia trees.
Relatives from Brevard, Char
lotte and Craven, N.C., Green
ville, Clinton, Laurens, Elber-
ton and Gainesville, Ga., were
present.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Rasor of
Columbia visited Mr. and Mrs.
Roy Adams and Miss Zelle Crisp
Monday.
Friends of Mrs. Roily Bannis
ter are happy to know that she is
at home again after an extend
ed stay in the Bailey Memorial
Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Fuller Motes
and Tommie spent the weekend
in Great Falls with Mr. and Mrs.
Ed McMeekin.
Mrs. Myrtle Williams of Dun
can spent the weekend with Mr.
and Mrs. Lucius Burns.
of Laurens, spent the past week
end at Myrtle Beach.
Miss Ruth Whiteford and Mrs.
E. M. Davis have been recent
patients in Bailey Memorial Hos
pital.
A number of Cross Hill resi
dents visited some of the homes
and gardens opened in connec
tion with the Festival of Flow
ers in Greenwood County over
the past weekend.
Mrs. B. F. Plyler has re
turned to Monroe, N.C. after
spending a week at her home
here.
Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Segars
and Lindy and Mrs. Hayne B.
Workman Jr. were business visi
tors in Atlanta over the week
end.
Joe L. Carter of Greenville
was among those from out of
town here for the funeral of W.
T. Boyce.
William MeCrary remains ill
in Self Memorial Hospital.
* * *
Miss Turner
On Clemson Staff
Miss Melissa Turner, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Turner
has accepted a position on the
staff of the Clemson University
Department of Horticulture for
the remainder of the summer.
Miss Turner is working as a
laboratory assistant and re
search specilist under the direc
tion of Dr. T. L. Senn, Head
Dept, of Horticulture, and Wil
liam B. Ballard, Graduate Re
search and Teaching Assistant
and a native of Clinton. Her work
deals with a project on “Living
Historical Horticultural Gardens
for South Carolina”. She also is
serving as a laboratory techni
cian with a project supported
by the Sea-borne Corporation---
dealing with the testing of the ef
fects of a certain seaweed ex
tract on the production size and
quality of peaches.
Miss Turner plans to return
to Salem College in Winston-
Salem, N. C. this Fall as a ris
ing sophomore.
BILL QUARLES
Youth Revival
At Hurricane
Baptist Church
A Youth Led Revival be
gins August 3 at Hurricane Bap
tist Church with the evening ser
vices at 8 p.m. J. W. (Bill)
Quarles of Clinton will bring the
messages. Bill is a native of
Clinton, a member of Davidson
Street Baptist Church, and at
tended Charleston Baptist Col
lege.
Woody Woods, from Green
ville, a senior at Clemson, and a
member of Daventon Baptist
Church will lead the song service.
On Thursday, a special music
drama “Purpose” will be brought
by the youth of his church.
Services begin at 8 p.m. at
Hurricane Baptist Church.
+ * *
Visit Six Flags
On July 23, about 23 Interme
diates of Hurricane Baptist
Church, under the leadership of
Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Scogin and
Rev. J. C. Conoly, made a trip
to Six Flags.
PRAYER RETREAT
The youth of Hurricane Com
munity are invited to attend a
prayer retreat to be followed with
youth fellowship at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Neighbors
on Saturday, August 2, at 7:30.
This is in preparation for the
youth led revival to begin
August 3.
+ * *
Doniluk Completes
Radio Course
At Elkins Institute
John P. Daniluk, Jr., son of
Lt. and Mrs. John P. Daniluk
of Springdale Drive has returned
to Clinton upon completion of a
six-week course in Radio Opera
tor Licensing at Elkins Institute
in Atlanta.
He attended Elkins Institute
with a grant provided by C. W.
Hogan of Clinton, manager of
WLBG in Laurens. Prior to re
turning to Clinton, John passed
the Federal Communications
Commission examination for the
First Class Radiotelephone Op
erator License. This is the high
est class commercial license is
sued by the Federal Communi
cations Commission.
John is a rising senior at Clin
ton High School and has been a
part time employee of WLBG for
over a year.
While in Atlanta, he was a re
sident of the Southern Club.
* * *
The correct title for James
Whistler’s famous portrait of
his mother, commonly known
as “Whistler’s Mother,” is
“Arrangement in Grey and
Black.”
Anthony's Discount House
West Main Street
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THE PERFECT
"GO-TOGETHERS" GO
BACK TO SCHOOL
Skirl and sweater matchers for fall . . girls' go prettier
for bock to school Choice of A-line and knife pleat
skirts . . . cardigan or pullover style sweaters.
Solid or ploid skirts go perfectly with the novelty stitch
or pattern sweaters. Go with the “Go-Togethers"
this Fall! Regularly $5 86 for both . . .
sale 4.96
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NO IRON
FASHION FLAIR...
Misses' roll sleeve shirts odd on extra touch to
ony skirt. Choose prints and solids with
button down or convertible collar. Sizes 32-38
Regularly 96< each.
SALE 77c
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COTTON KNIT PULLOVERS
Misses cotton knit short sleeve pullovers in mock
turtle or turtle neck styles Solids and stripes Most
sizes Regular 96(
SALE 77c
YOUNG CASUAL HANDBAGS
Choice of totes and double handle . shoulder
strops and morel Many bogs for every need Choice
of all styles and colors While they last!
SALE 1.96
STRETCH LEOTARD SETS
Infants’ set includes no-iron angel top with matching
tights Cotton and nylon . . choice of colors
Regular $ I 96 9 to 18 mos
SALE 1.77
WOMEN'S SKIRT SALE
New transitional style cotton and dacron skirts
Choice of A-lme and slim solid colors. Women's
sizes 8-16, 10 18 Compare at $3 86
SALE 2.88
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HURRY... THERE'S
FAMILY SAVINGS AT...
WACOS
Clinton Plaza Shopping Center
Highways 56 and 72
MOCK TURTLES
FOR FALL...
The rugged look men wont and need is at
Waco's at purse pleasing prices! Full
fashion mock turtle shirts or full turtle
necks shirts in choice of colors. All machine
washable . . no ironing needed
Regular $2 63 to $2 93
2 for $5
CLEARANCE...
FOR MEN ONLY.'
Tnot's right men o sole |ust for you 1
Buy oil of your most wanted dress, sport, knit
any summer short sleeve shirt
now ot o clearance price 1 Our entire stock
of shirts priced for a sellout 1 We hove
your size m the style you want 1 Hurry 1
Regular to $3 33 each
SMI 1.88
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9 A.M.-9 P.M.
TRANSITIONAL
WIDE, WIDE LEGS
New transitional pring modified
wide leg pants for women in
sizes 5 to 13. Choice of several
dork tones.
SALE 2.88
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ALL BOYS'SHIRTS ON SALE
All boy's summer dress and casual . . . knit
. . . turtles ... all on sole! Entire stock re
duced for clearance . Regular to SI 96!
SALE 2 for ‘5
MEN'S LINED TIES
Men's lines ''four in hand'' silk neckties in
the newest fashion colors. Gigantic selection
of patterns. Regularly $1 93 each . . .
SALE 2 for ‘3
BOY'S SKI PAJAMAS
Boy's ski pattern pajamas of 100% cotton
2 piece styles with knit collar, cuffs, legs
Solid colors in sizes 6 to 16. Regular to $1 93
SALE 1.56
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Chunky, Clunky,
Style...
It's chunky, clunky and chocked with
style! Deep groined Modogascor Turtle
print similar to shown. Big chunky heel
. . . buckle, too! Most women's sizes.
Regular 7.99
SALE 7.24