The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, October 23, 1969, Image 3
LOSE WEIGHT THIS WEEK
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to be. Galaxon is a tablet and easily swallowed... Contains no
dangerous drugs. Galaxon has been used successfully by
thousands all over the country for almost It yean. Galaxon
cost sJ3.00. You must lose ugly fat or your money will be
refunded by your Aug gist No questions asked. Sold with
this guarantee by YOUNG’S PHARMACY - CLINTON - MAIL
ORDERS FILLED. 0&3-3c-N«
The properly dressed Hall
oween spook is the conspicuous
ly dressed spook. Make sure that
your goblin sallies forth in a
costume that is highly visible,
when out on the tricks or treats
thing.
THE CHRONICLE, Clinton, S. C., Oct. 23, 1969—3-A
MAGNAVOX ANNOUNCES
THE PLAZA FURNITURE MART
OF JOANNA, S. C.
AS THEIR AUTHORIZED DEALER FOR
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Stereo — Television — Radio — Tape Recorders
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WE MAINTAIN A FULL TIME TELEVISION SERVICE DEPARTMENT
The Pbza Furniture Mart
OF JOANNA, S. C.
OPEN ALL DAY
WEDNESDAY
STORE HOURS
DURING OCTOBER
MON.: 8:30 to 5:30 — TUBS.: 8:30 to 5:30
WED.: 8:30 to 5:30 — THUR.: 8:30 to 8:00
FRI.: 8:30 to 6:00 — SAT.: 8:30 to 5:30
MRS. HAILEY HONORED — Mrs. Agnes Hailey
was presented a plaque from the I.aureus (\uinty
Farm Hureau at the annual hanquet last week for
her "invaluable service and eooperative spirit."
She has been seeretary-treasurer of the huerau for
lit years. Presenting the award was T. ,1. Cope
land ot Route 2, I,aureus, who was re eleeted presi
dent of the bureau. Mrs. Hailey was re-eleeted
si vret ar.v -t reasiireo ’tier o,fuels L ini are
W. Ilame Finley, viee-president. and I Herman
Rower, state director. < blest speaker at the ban
quet at the Shrine Club on Fake (Ireeiiwood was
David Sloan, president of the S.C Farm Hureau
Kederation.-— (Yarborough Photoi
Clinton High
Book Fair Set
Clinton High School Library
will sponsor a student paperback
book fair, Oct. 27 through 31.
The book fair will be open
during the school day in the li
brary where students will be able
to browse and purchase bcxiks.
The fair will not only encour
age student reading and serve as
an incentive toward building a
home library, but will also pro
vide a means for improving the
school library. Twenty percent
of the proceeds will go toward
the purchase of additional shel
ving.
The book fair display includes
attractive new books from many
publishers in popular price rang
es. All reading areas of interest
to students are represented, in
cluding classics, light fiction,
biographies, adventure stories,
science, nature, crafts, mystery
and reference bonks. Books are
furnished by Fducational Reading
Service, a professional bonk fair
company.
During the fair posters about
individual books will l<e on dis
play in the library. These pos
ters are contributed by students
from Knglish classes nf Mrs.
Sara Shaw.
W. H. Bolt
LAURENS - Wade Hampton
Bolt, 70, of 1631 Greenwood Road,
died Tuesday. He was the father
of Mrs. llamp McDaniel nf Clin
ton.
Other survivors include his
wife, three sons, another daugh
ter, a sister, a half-sister, and
four grandchildren.
Funeral services will lie con
ducted at 11 a.m. Thursday at
Kennedy Mortuary. Burial will
lie in Chestnut Ridge Baptist
Church Cemetery.
Power Cut
Planned Sunday
Electrical power will lie ff
Sunday afternoon in the North
and N Ttheast sections nfCTinton
as some electrical system
changes are made. Rower is t" lie
off from 1 p.m. until about 4
p.m., weather permitting.
The changes have lieenplanned
twice liefore in recent weeks but,
dm to circumstances lieyond the
Utility Dept.’s control, had to U>
postponed.
The effected area includes
Teakwood Drive, Bailey Memor
ial Hospital, MorrieOaks,.Joanna
Highway, Whitten Village, East
Car'dina Ave., Ik Hand St., Adair
St., Florida St., Caldwell St.,
Shands St., Phillips St., Davidson
St., Copeland St., MeMillan St.,
Chick St., Ferguson St., G St.,
the Industrial Park and Prather
Circle.
Rock Bridge
Plans Supper
Rock Bridge Presbyterian
Church 'll the Greenwood High
way will sponsor a supper Sat
urday night, Oct. 26, followed by
a song service.
Supper will be served from 6
p.m. until 7:30 p.m. There will lx?
no charge. The song service will
feature several groups from the
area but the emphasis will lie on
congregational singing.
PC Rifle Team
Seeks 5th Win
The undefeated Presbyterian
College rifle team will go after
its fifth straight victory against
Camden Military Academy this
Saturday after defeating the Uni
versity of South Carolina squad
here last Friday night.
Wrinkles Removed
In 3 Minutes
Now, available to you,. RE
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metic which will remove ytrar
wrinkles temporarily in Just 3
minutes and lasts op to 8
hours. Apply REVEAL as di
rected to your forehead,
around your eyes, and neck
and watch the years disap
pear in Just 3 minutes. RE
VEAL is sold with a strict
money back guarantee if not
satisfied for any reason. Just
return the package to your
druffist. GET REVEAL TO
DAY AND LOOK YOUNGER
TONIGHT. Sold only by
YOUNGfS PHARMACY,
CLINTON. MAIL ORDERS
FILLED. 023-3p-N6
Moose Dance
Slated Saturday
All M "isc members and their
guests are invited t attend the
dance not. 23 at the ( linbuiM "so
la >dge.
Charles Alexander nfClinbin
and Ins band will pmvidt' the
music. Advance tickets will lie
$2 per e.'iiple.
Children Collect
For The Needy
I-"i llalbiween, instead d
Trick it Treat" fur themselves,
the Childrens' Department f the
Hampt'in Avenue 7th Day Adven
tist Church will eullect fund and
iTt'thing f"r the needy n Thurs
day night, < let. 30.
These items will U- used for
the needy m the Clinbm area.
The project is spniisured by (lie
Dureas S ociety nf the Clintnn
church.
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Now Under New Management
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