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f# *.'*.-*r**- ^ ■*. **'.'*%^ % '* *e--m?T*r%-K K‘ *c <v •. •. *v v «. ^ ^ ' > 8-A—THE CHRONICLE, Clinton, S. C., Dec- 18, 1969 Wffl •T< : Mrs. Wallenzln© > Mrs. MjTtle Reeder Wallen- Moe, wife of Cleo B. Wallenzine, of 101 Washington St., died Thurs day. She was a native of Newberry County, but had lived in Clinton fbr 48 years. She was a daughter of the late William and Corrie Wheeler Reeder. She was a mem ber of the Old Timer’s Club, was a retired employe of Clinton Mills and a member of the Bai ley Memorial United Methodist Church. Surviving also are a daugh ter, Mrs. Margaret W. Martin of the home; and a sister, Mrs. Roy Dominick of Lexington. Funeral services were held Saturday at Bailey Memorial U- nited Methodist Church. Burial was in Rosemont Cemetery. T. L Stevens JOANNA - Thomas E. Stevens Jr., 87, of 527 Browning Avenue, died Thursday. He was a native of Chesterfield County, but had lived in Joanna for 40 years. He was a son of the late Thomas Elvin and Sal- lie Railey Stevens Sr. He was a retired employe of Joanna Mills, a member of the Old Timers Club and the First Baptist Church. Surviving are five daughters, Mrs. Virgil Holley, with whom he lived, Mrs. James Stogner of Joanna, Mrs. Claude Lever of North Augusta and Mrs. Fran cis Augustine and Mrs. Charles Fowler of Aiken; two sons, El vin Stevens of Aiken and Robert L. Stevens of Spartanburg; and 19 grandchildren and 16 great grandchildren. Funeral services were held Friday at Gray Funeral Home. Burial was in Rosemont Ceme tery. H. A. Williams Funeral services for Hugh A. Williams, 47, were held Thurs day, Dec. 11, at Gray Funeral Home with burial in Pinelawn Memory Gardens. Mr. Williams died last Wed nesday, Dec. 10, in an automobile accident. A native of Hartwell, Ga., he had lived in Clinton for eight years. He was owner of Riddle’s Jewelry Store in Laurens and was a member of theS. C. Jewel ers Association. He also was a member of Broad Street United Methodist Church and was a vet eran of World War n. Prior to purchasing Riddle’s Jewelry Store, he managed Hamilton’s Jewelry Store in Clinton. Survivors include his wife, Mrs. Sarah Timmons Williams; two sons, Mike and Steve Will iams of the home; three sisters, Mrs. Otto King and Mrs. Ranie Wilson of Hartwell and Mrs. Lew is Baker of Greenwood; three brothers, Henry, Charles and Harold Williams of Hartwell. D, L Moody Funeral services for Dwight L. Moody Sr., 69, were held Friday at Gray Funeral Home with burial in Rosemont Cemetery. Mr. Moody died Wednesday, Dec. 10. A native of Alabama, he had lived in Laurens County for 40 years. He was a retired employe of Joanna Mills and was a mem ber of First Baptist Church of Joanna. Survivors include his wife, Mrs. Beatrice Tyner Moody; a daughter, Miss Patricia Gail Moody of the home; two sons, Dwight L. Moody Jr. of Colum bia and Brent Moody of Clinton; and three grandchildren. Memorials may be made to the Laurens County Cancer Society. THE PERFECT GIFT A Fascinating Hobby . . . Our Tropica] Fish Tropical fish are more than pets. They make a fascinating hobby for the whole family. AQUARIUMS — SUPPLIES — LARGE SELECTION MAKE YOUR CHOICE TODAY! CUP and SNIP 104 West Pitts Street 833-4040 •.••••••••••a Edward Woriker Funeral services for Edward Walker, 27, were held Sunday at Bethlehem Baptist Church near Clinton. Burial was in the church cemetery. Mr. Walker died Tuesday, Dec. 9, in a Greenville hospital where be was being treated for burns received in a fire in which six of his children and a nephew died. A veteran of World War n, he was a son of Mrs. Annie Mae Shields of Chicago, m. Other survivors include his wife, Mrs. Mary Ann Walker of Clinton; three sisters, Mrs.Rosa Lee Goodman of Fiber ton, Ga., Mrs. Barbara Garrett of Lau rens and Mrs. Brenda Ann Walk er of Chicago, 111.; four brothers, Sgt. Wade Walker Jr. of Texas, Fred Walker and Charles Jones of Princeton, Ky., and R. L. Wal ker of Clinton. Thompson’s Mortuary was in charge of arrangements. G. E. Metis Glenn Efrid Metts, 27,ofWhit- ten Village, died Thursday. He was born at Little Mountain, son of Calvin Efrid and Ruth Dowd Metts. He had spent most of his life at Whitten Village. Surviving also are two sis ters, Mrs. Judy Farr of Pros perity and Mrs. Jackie Wiggers of Clinton. Funeral services were held Friday at Mt. Tabor Lutheran Church. Burial was in the church cemetery. Colie Glasgow Funeral services for Colie Glasgow, 42, who died Friday, were held Tuesday at Mt. Zion AME Church in Newberry County. Burial was in the church ceme tery. A native of Newberry County, he was a World War II veteran, long-time employe with Bond Lumber Co., and amemlter ofthe Mt. Zion AME Church. Surviving are his mother, Mrs. Ella Bell Harris of Charlotte; and a half-brother, James Hig gins of Kinard. Children's Library Closes For Holidays The Children’s Library will be closed during Christmas week with the exception of Tuesday af ternoon, Dec. 23, at which time the Story Hour will be held at the usual time, 3:30 - 4:30. Mrs. Georgia Young, child ren’s librarian, states that all overdue books should be return ed before the end of the year. Remove Decals - Removing decals is easy if they are paint ed with several coats of very hot vinegar. Work brush under edges and allow vinegar to soak into decal. Then wash off with clear water. Make Us Your Christmas Shopping Headquarters. We Have Gifts For Everyone On Your List! CHECK THESE: • BEIL-AIR Solid State Stereo Tape Players. Also with AM-FM Ra dios. • Good Selection of Tapes. Play Anywhere—Home, Car. • RECLINERS • EASY CHAIRS • Black and White Portable T.V.’s. Low, Low Cash Prices • COLOR T.V.’s—14 In - 16 In - 18 In. - 20 In. - 23 In. Screens. Many Models To Choose From. • STEREOS • RADIOS — Portable Transistors • CLOTHING For The Entire Family—All 'Hie Latest Fashions. tub STRAIGHT FROM SANDGS MCX HOSPITAL NEWS Patients currently in Bailey Memorial Hospital from Clinton are Clara Shepherd, Leander Pitts, Theodore Blakely, Sara Dailey, Doris Jackson, Evelyn Reeder, Mary Floyd, Aurelia Jacks, Bennie Bell, Helen Shu mate, Ruth Satterfield, Bertie Hedgepath, Faye Wilson, Hannah Hamilton, Pamela Satterfield, Ethel Finley, Clyde Wehunt, Baby Boy Jackson, Elliott Rice, Charles Giles, FredCunningham, Caddie Barton, Lillian Vanhoy, Mary Copeland, Canzater Hill, Thomas Douglas, Dock McGee, June Campbell, Baby Girl Ree der, Daisy Glasgow, Zaline Tho mas, Lila Neighbors, Dessie Payne, Nettie Bowers, James Meadows, Faye Thomas, Hattie Fuller, Viola Watts, Clara Poole, Viola Watts, Minnie Roberson. Patients from Joanna are Wil liam Beckom, Baby Girl Finley, Mary Fuller and Maybell Haw kins. Patients from Laurens are Judge Harp, Denia McPherson, and James Walsh. Patients from Cross Hill are Barry Moses and Coraw Moses. Patient from Mountville is John Davis. First Baptist Choirs Present Christmas Cantata Special Christmas Music will be presented by members of the choirs ofthe First Baptist Church at the morning Worship Service, Sunday, Dec. 21. The Christmas Canta, “Love Transcending” by John W. Pe terson will be sung at that time. Soloists are Mrs. John Franklin, Mrs. Marvin Manley, Mrs. Sam my Foster, Mrs. J. D. McKee and Miss Claire Duncan. Choir director is Mr. Ed Perry; ac companist, Mrs. Grace Connor; Mr. Lenzy Randall, narrator. At the evening worship, a skit depicting the Christmas story will be given by the Youth Group of the Baptist Training Union. Music at this time will be fur nished by the Junior and Youth Choirs. A Vesper Service will be held at the church at five o’clock on Wednesday afternoon. This will take the place ofthe regular Wed nesday evening Prayer Service. The public is invited to all services of this church. Bingham Receives laycee Physical Fitness Award An award is given each year by the United States Jaycees to the man who has led his com munity in physical fitness lead ership over the past year. The individual chapters elect a man out of the community and send him to the state level of compe tition. Mr. Bingham has developed programs in physical fitness for the Greater Clinton area. He has also developed programs in phy sical education and recreation. Through his hard work and de termination the individual enroll ment in the YMCA programs ran well over 8,000 with a total at tendance in all programs of more than 300,000 over the past two years. If Mr. Bingham wins at the state level he will win a free trip to Washington to compete on the National level. GET ALL YOUR TOYS HERE! i:«>; • BI • TRIKES • WAGONS • DOLLS • DOLL CARRIAGES • GAMES • BOOKS • PULL TOYS • BALLS MM MILL STORE md wagmsaLy ■ *> --4<.i' •• ••• ■ 4*3*, POPLAR STREET 838-0631 NOTICE OF ELECTION STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA COUNTY OF LAURENS CITY OF CLINTON NOTICE E HEREBY GIVEN that pursuant to Ordinance adopt ed by the City Council on the 15th day of December, 1969, a special GENERAL ELECTION will be held in the CITY OF CLINTON, SOUTH CAROLINA, on Tuesday, the 10th day of February, 1970, for the purpose ofelectingbyadirect vote of a qualified electors of the City of Clinton a Mayor of the City of Clinton for a term commencing February 16th, 1970, and terminating August 31st, 1970. The polling places for said General Election shall be as fol lows: Clinton No. 1 at City Hall; Clinton No. 2 at National Guard Armory on South Broad Street; and Clinton Mill at Clinton Mill Community House. The polls shall be opened at eight o’clock In the forenoon and close aft savin o’clock in the af ternoon of the day of election. V. SANDERS IVOR PRO TEM cmr CLERK Your Happy Shopping Store CLINTON. S. C. 12 GOOD REASONS WHY YOU SHOULD SHOP BELK S >/. LADIES’ GIFT ROBES REG. 14.00 VALUE! NOW BIG ASSORTMENT OF COLORS, STYLES AND COLORS! FASHION CENTER WINTER i i Ladies' Mink Trim t (OATS $90°° REG. 135.00 VALUE! • Save 33 1-3% On Other Fur Trima s *^ u ^] FASHION CENTER ^ mm m mm ill mm T LADIES’ BETTER DRESSES REG. 26.00 VALUES. JRS., MISSES, AND HALF SIZES. Deep Tone Fall Colors Only ,575! FASHION CENTER LADIES' HEIRESS HOSIERY A GIFT SHE NEVER HAS ENOUGH OF! FASHION CENTER 3 PAIRS FOR V \\ MEN’S DRESS SHIRTS LONG SLEEVE DEEP TONES A MOST WANTED ITEM MEN’S DEPT.— St. FLOOR PORTABLE ELECTRIC SEWING MACHINE 201-YR. GUARANTEE! 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