Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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t c f 9li | ie! SLASH FOR CASH! , GOING OUT FOR' BUSINESS f CHRISTMAS SALE-EVERYTHING MUST GO! Selby NOW 15.88 14.88 if* i 1 i ft f ! SHOES by Was Values To 22.99 20.99 TEMPOS, FANFARES AND MISS WONDERFUL Was NO* 17.99 I 2 - 88 14.99 9 - 88 12.99 8*88 LOAFERS by Lady Bostonian now 17.99 14.88 16.99 12 - 88 14.99 H- 88 J LADIES' TENNIS SHOES — by Keds Was N0W Values to 7.50 3- 88 MEN'S AND BOYS' TENNIS SHOES - by Keds Was N0W Values to 7.50 4.88 CHILDREN'S TENNIS SHOES by Keds Was NOW 4 99 2.88 CHILDREN'S SHOES Was Values to 9.99 MEN'S DRESS AND CASUAL SHOES NOW 4.00 Wa*s Values to 15.99 Was 12.00 HIGH TOP BOOTS NOW 5.00 NOW 8.88 HIGH TOP SHOES Was 10.99 Now 6.88 LOAFERS — by Miss Wonderful And Tempos Was NOW’ Values to 11.99 8.88 LADIES' OXFORDS — by Nurse - Mate and Wellco Was NOW 10.99 8.00 LADIES' BEDROOM SHOES Was now 6.99 and 7.99 4.88 5.99 3.00 TERRY CLOTH AND SCUFFS Was now Values to 3. 95 2*50 MEN'S BEDROOM SHOES Was now 6.99 4.00 RAINWEAR FOR LADIES, CHILDREN Values to 3.99 L50 LADIES' DRESS HANDBAGS by Merrit and Stylecraft Was Values to 22.50 BAGS — by Burlington Waa NOW Values to 26.99 30 % off SOME BAGS Values to 5.99 2.00 TABLE OF ODDS 'N' ENDS SALE — Now .. . 2.00 LADIES' EVENING SHOES AND HANDBAGS AND HANDBAGS 20% off NOW 10.88 OPEN TILL 7:30 ON THURSDAY AND TILL 8:00 ON FRIDAY NIGHTS FAMILY SHOES, Inc NORTH BROAD STREET — CLINTON, S. / C. CHRISTMAS BAZAAR—The Surtbonnet Garden Club recently held their annual Christmas Bazaar for members and guests at the home of Mrs. Marc Weersing, where baked goods and handwork were attractively displayed for sale- Left to right are: Mrs. Ken Fryfogle, club president; Mrs. Marc Weersing, chief hostess; and Mrs. F. V. Smith, chairman of the bazaar committee. ^VWWWWWVWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW Clinton High News BY CLAIRE DUNCAN Last Friday, Dec. 5, the Cal vary Baptist Church Handbell Choir presented a program of sacred and secular music for the student body. Under the direc tion of Mrs. Eva Land, they per formed such Christmas songs as “Jingle Bells,” “Silent Night," and “Frosty the Snowman." Although the Red Devils were downed in their first basketball game of the season, they are pre paring for a quick comeback a- gainst the Belton-Honea Path Bears this Friday. This game will be their first home game. Lead ing this year’s team are Co captains Matthew King and Buzzy Tedards. Placing first in the band com petition of the Clinton Christmas parade was the Clinton High X&Gi3n , 0 CLINTON PLAZA SHOPPING CENTER HIGHWAYS 66 AND 72 HOOVER CHRISTMAS SAVINGS SALE ITS CONVERTIBLE! USE AS UPRIGHT.. USE LIKE CANNISTER PORTABLE SPIN-DRY WASHER REG. $166.88 PRICED TOO LOW TO ADVERTISl fashes, rinses and dries a week’s Paundry in 30 mi mates . . . neeis no special plumbing . . . one tub washes while the other spins dry. WHILE THEY LAST! ATTACHMENTS INCLUDED! Features triple action cleaning . 4 position rug ad justments for proper cleaning on any type rug large throw-away hag lasts for months. JUST SAY CHARGE IT! IT POUSHES IT SCRUBS.. • • • • 19.88 Easy, safe, economical way to bright, clean carpets and floors . . . incudes 1 qt. bottle rug shampoo, scrub and wax brush es, and felt buffing pads. 66.88 U i n . SLIMLINE CANNISTER VACUUM 26.88 Quiet, power-packed motor complete with all tools . . . light weight, luggage t j(pe carrying ct ter compact easy stor mm HARVEST BALL Cotillion Club members and their guests danced under the light of a harvest moon Saturday night, November 29. The annual Harvest Ball was held at the Mary Musgrove Hotel and featured colorful fall decora tions. Center of interest was a large glowing moon under which was a jouial scarecrow straddling a split rail fence. Big glass hurricane globes heaped with fruit and circled with magnolia leaves were placed in the center of each table. Guests took time out to enjoy refreshments at intermission. The long table was covered with green clothes alternating with autumn gold. Della robia garlands gracefully encompassed the table. Music for provided by R.G.’s’ the occasion “Randy and was the School Marching Band. The band is under the direction of Mr. Bob Smith. The Glee Club has a new di rector, Mrs. Diane Clements. A resident of Clinton, Mrs. Cle ments has been leading the Glee Club in the singing of many Christmas carols and songs. PTO Has Program A program entitled “Musical Christmas Card” was present ed by the children of M. S. Bailey School at the December 8 meeting of the Bailey School PTO. President Talmadge Sand ers presided, and welcomed new members. Mrs. Wayne Samples, secretary, read the minutes of the last meeting. TIME I0S1 FOREVER Due to cigarette smoking 77 million more dm lost from work 88 million Mo days III in bed Because smokers are more often disabled than non- smokers, there are more days lost than would happen if no one smoked. Contribute to Christmas Seals to fight all respiratory dis- itter of life TURKEY DAY PARTY Mr. and Mrs. Bill Shields in vited guests to their Chestnut Street home Thursday, Nov. 27, to drop-in during the late morn ing hours for a delicious “pickup" lunch. Their friends always look for ward to this traditional pre-game party held on Thanksgiving Day. A handsome green wreath lad- ened with fruits and berries a- dorning the front door set the pace for a holiday mood. Mr. and Mrs. William King from Summerville, Ga., were there. Mrs. King is the sister of Mrs. Shields and Ferd Jacobs. Bill Shields' brother Ronald and his wife came from Char leston, W. Va. Mr. and Mrs. Milling Blalock from Florence and Miss Almena Blalock from Atlanta were with their parents, Dr. and Mrs. George Blalock. Also attending the party with her parents was Miss Sara Sad ler who has been living in Wash ington, D. C. These family groups brought to mind an old American custom that Thanksgiving is the time when families gather together. Mrs. Thomas Stallworth honored Mrs. Martha Lynn with a luncheon Tuesday at her home on Walnut St. Her husband, Dr. Lynn who is moderator of Presbyterian Church spoke at PC assembly Tuesday morning. Mrs. Stallworth served a de licious and attractive Christmas salad course. Junior High Dance Slated Saturday At Y A dance for Junior high age students only will be held Satur day night at the Clinton YMCA. The dance, sponsored by the Junior Hi-Y Club, will start at 8 p.rn. and will conclude at 11 p.m. The dance will be chap eroned by YMCA personnel. ease—It's a matter of breath I feand Grand Opening CITY TRAILER SALES Hig-hway 72 North — Clinton, S. C. OLD LOCATION BEACON DRIVE-IN Saturday, Dec. 13 — FEATURING — Travel Trailers Truck Campers 14-22 Ft. 8 and 10V 2 Ft. $995 up $1095 up BUY THE FAMILY THE SUMMER VACATION FOR CHRISTMAS! — ASK FOR — JOHN or MARGARET MABRY TELEPHONE 833-1398 IF YOU CAN’T BUY AT THE PRICES WE OFFER— YOU JUST DON’T WANT TO OWN A CAMPER!! 9 A.M.-9 P.M. MERLE NORMAN COSMETICS 207 N. BROAD ST. — CLINTON, S. C. 833-3032 Many Gifts To Choose From Jewelry — Cosmetics — Cosmetic Bags — Rialto Light ed Mirrors — Mirror-Go-Lightly Botiques — L Lgh, ted Hand Mirrors — Vibrators — Travel Bags — Norman For Men Sets — Evening Bags — Cosmetic Organizers Wigs — Falls — Little Miss Norman Sets — Bath Oil Sets Christmas Jewelry — Penny Rich Bras—Wiglets Complete Line of Cosmetics — FREE DEMONSTRATION! — At Merle Norman — You Try Before You Buy! FREE! FREE! WIG and PENNY RICH BRA TO BE GIVEN AWAY t WEDNESDAY; DECEMBER 24 • Do Not Have To Be Present To Win • Nothing’ To Buy! — Just Register!