The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, August 07, 1969, Image 4

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4-A—THE CHRONICLE, Clinton, S. C., August 7, 1969 ROBERT ERWIN Erwin To Speak At Lions Club Meeting Aug. 12 Robert Erwin, Jr. will be guest speaker at the August 12 meet ing of the Clinton Lions Club, Erwin, a well-known Green wood attorney, will speak on the “Truth In Lending" bill which was passed by Congress. He received his BS degree in Industrial Management from Clem son in 1959. He later en tered the University of SC Law School where he received his law degree in 1964. Erwin is active in the First Presbyterian Church, theYMCA, and the Chamber of Commerce. He is a member of the Green wood Advisory Board of State Bank and Trust Company, and is president of the Greenwood C oun- ty Chapter of the Clemson Uni versity Alumni Association. Erwin’s wife, the former Mar tha Twitty, is a native ofMarion, N.C. They have five children. * * * County Library Receives $9,521 t The Laurens County Library has received a grant of $9,521.80 in State-aid from the South Caro lina State Library Board to be used for new books and profes sional personnel during 1969-70, according toMrs. Lillian B. Hart, chairman of the Library’s Board of Trustees. Administered by the State Li brary Board, the program of State-aid for county and regional libraries has been long estab lished in South Carolina and has resulted in the extension of pub lic library service to all coun ties of the State. Recently, State-aid grants were changed from a low fixed amount to increased amounts based on the number of residents in each county. These larger grants have enabled libraries to increase book collections and to employ more trained personneL All of the State’s 46 counties receive some form of State-aid for public library development and extension, but only those public libraries which are legally extablished and give county-wide service through bookmobiles, stations, and branches are eli gible for the direct grant-in-aid, + * * Mrs. Long Is Supervisor Mrs. Jenelle K. Long, 128 Wells St, has been named first shift Supervisor of the Cloth Room for Greenwood Plant No. 4 ofGreen- wood Mills. Mrs. Long joined Greenwood Mills in 1949 as a weaver. She had also been a weaving instruc tor for the company’s Training School and a finished good con trol clerk in the offices. A graduate of Clinton High School, she is the mother of two daughters, Mrs. Richard Teal and Mrs. Sammy Coates. She at tends Callie Self Memorial Bap tist Church, and is a member of the Order of Eastern Star. Her hobbies include singing, knitting and sewing. She is a member of the Greenwood singing group, “Two Dots and a Dash*. All Used Cars Specially Priced! — SEE — Lynn Cooper 1 Ine. 838^17411 If You Can’t Trade With Cooper — You Just Can't Trade! IN CUNTON ITS: _ WE ARE ALWAYS HERE TO SERVE YOUI Grocery fttanager B Fmz™Cu?ti^ rt R^m Key Mrs. John R. Trotti Holland Joe S. Holland Joel Littleton Manage^^ Holland Bookkeeper Store Manager Produce, Dairy Mgr. Store Operator PLUS: Carolyn Medlin, Head Cashier; Joyce Mil ler, Ronnie Roth, Steve Rhodes, Tony Holland, Sammie Richards, Paula Ramsey, Cindy Holland, Ldroy Dunlap, Luke Babb, Wayne Walters, Horace Gambrell, Jimmy . _ . „ . Fanner, Stanley Rice, Wayne Deitz, and Dirke Von ^ 1 ^ r f d T / ei \ m . ! l* rs Brenda Winn jj^l en Cooked Food Mgr. Meat Packing Mgr. KEN U. S. GOVT. INSPECTED GRADE “A” FRESH (NOT FROZEN) (PULLY BONE CUT) Hay... mm IVORY 'tM PERSONAL SIZE BARS Limit: 4 Bars With $5.00 or More Order cl ■iNlV-f CHASE AND SANBORN LORD CALVERT Chase& Sanborn COFFEE COFFEE! Limit: One of Your Choice With $5.00 Order HEINZ STRAINED BABY FOOD Limit: 10 Jars With Other Purchases TABLE-BEST OLEO Limit: 2 With $5.00 or More Order 1-LB. SOUD 100 COUNT FONDA PAPER PLATES DIXIE CRYSTAL OR DOMINO SUGAR s Limit: One of Your Choice With $6.00 Order HAWAIIAN PUNCH AZALEA SPRAY (Reg. 39c Size) STARCH 19 oz. CANS WF RFSFI WE RESERVE THE RIGHT I TO LIMIT THE | QUANTITY OF ANY PURCHASE * ALL FLAVORS ROYAL GELATIN STANDARD PACK FROZEN STRAWBERRIES SUNSET GOLD POTATO (HIPS AZALEA BAG BREAD IV2-LB. LOAVES EATMORE FLOUR 25-LB. BAG >149 AZALEA POUND CAKE REG. 40c VALUE 29c OPEN EVERY NIGHT TILL 9 P M. CLIN I ON ' r* - CARNATION SKIMMED MILK Azalea Sweet Potato PIES LARGE 8-INCH SUNSET GOLD BISCUITS TEXIZE AQUA LOTION CANS BANAI T'esfi FAN! TO THE FINEST PE OUR CUSTOMER As we celebrate 27 years of Clinton, OUR HEARTS are fille< customers, old and new, who Y possible. We have always believed ai to be correct, that a clean store, AND HELPFUL PERSONNEL build a big business. If at any time our services pr do not please you, bring it to our ai you a prompt and courteous adju Again we say thank you so much to our birthday party August 7 throi MRS. JOHN 1 JOE AND TE