Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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a Song Program The Rock Bridge Presbyterian Church on the Greenwood High way will have a community song service, Feb. 8, at 7:30 p.m. The public is invited. F ather-Daughter The annual Blue Birds Father- Daughter banquet will be held at the Presbyterian College dining hall on Monday, February 9 at 7:00. WAGON WHEEL CLOTH SHOP HIGHWAY 76 — JOANNA • POLYESTERS • KNITS • WOOLS • PRINTS • DRESSES ALREADY MADE • THREAD • ZIPPERS • BUTTONS, ETC TOWELS — LINENS BLANKETS BEDSPREADS Open 8-5 Mon.- Sat. DEAR EDITOR: I went up town and passed the City Hall, and after having a fire, the fire truck was out on the street. I was so thankful that we will have a new City Hall soon, one that will be up to our new truck, one we can all be proud of, something we have needed for so long. It will be a place where we who have groups of children will enjoy visiting, and the parents should take an interest in it also and visit as well. I do believe in children as well as grown people should get to know more a- bout those who are making our laws as well as those who en force them, for after all it is the people of Clinton who are paying all these bills. We need people who will work for all people'and work together to make our town one of the best. We are growing so large and if people in Clinton knew more a- bout their town, they wouldn’t mind paying for it. We need pro- pie in office who know about buildings as well as business and take care of the money and the improvements that are needed. We should all be interested e- nough in our town, and all work together andpray that we do right Mrs. M.W. Adams • • • * • • • • • VOTE AND ELECT fc. NqIowuJI Sucb&eth YOUR Mcupcvi Clintons General Election Tuesday, February 10, 1970 Polls Open 8 A.M. To 7 P.M. YOUR VOTE AND INFLUENCE GREATLY APPRECIATED CLINTON PLAZA SHOPPING CENTER yj&aca’s WCf CHOPPERS SAVINGS ARE UP...PRICES ARE DOWN AT WACO'S FINAL CLEARANCE... ALL MEN'S AND BOYS' CLOTHING ... SAVE UP TO 60%! JERGENS SOAP 5c 10 BARS TO A CUSTOMER ENTIRE STOCK OF MEN'S OUTERWEAR... Includes all winter jackets, bombers, clickers, and suburban coats. Your choice of colors most men’s sizes. Regular (8 .A3 and $9.73 Values 4.97 »<rular 113.73 and 314.63 Italian I knit sweaters. • Reg. 314.65 and $15.63 5.97 • Reg. 16.63 6.97 • Reg. 319 53 to 322.53 8.97 8.97 Regular 34.83 to 37.83 Dress and O Q7 0 J QT casual slacks. £•## Of # # Regular 36.83 to 316.63 Men’s 3.97 to 6.97 Regular 32^3 to 35.83 Long ^ JT 7 QT Sleeve and Sport shirts I *4/ (0 OuJi SAVE! BOYS' WARM WINTER OUTERWEAR! a . |5*3 O Q7 37*3 ^All boys’ winter outerwear reduced for clearance. Your choice styles in colors. Most boys’ sixes avsil- o. * Regular 313.73 and $14.63 Regular $12.73 Boys’ Ital- ' mx knit cardigans 4.97 5.97 $10.7$ to $19*3 Roys’ raincoats $2*3 to $3.83 Long slack sets 8.97 ^ 4.97 to 8.97 1.43 and 1.97 Dre. 1.48 to 3.97 UU ■taSo 97C to 1.97 77c and 97c $L4S to $1*1 CLEARANCE SALE ON SHOES1 artsss"— 2 pc. $5 2 pc. $7 L34 20 GALLON GARBAGE CAN Heavy duty galvanised garbage cabs with tight fitting Ud. Limit 2. 1.67 ASH "D" CELL BATTERIES Heavy duty “D” batter ies. Limit: 12. 5c LIQUID MAALOX Liquid Maaktx . . sooth tag medtcaticn for up- aai stomach, Ufcers. limit: 4 to a customer. 94c STP Oil Treatment Reg. 1*& Super con centrated. 62c 9 AM. - 9 P.M. YMCA OFFICERS—Officers of the Clinton YMCA Board of Directors elected last week are, left to right: Jim Von Hollen, treasurer; Ralph Patterson, vice-president: Don Creighton, president; and Mrs. Gorge Comelson, secretary. New members of the board of directors, shown below, are, left to right: Ralph Patterson, Dr. Robert Grube, Rev. Zeb Wil liams, John Dowdle, Ted Davenport, Truman Ow ens, Oliver Green, Bob Cason and John Daniluk.— (Yarborough Photo) Library Intern Program Approved The S.C. State Library has ap proved the application of Laurens County Library for participation in the Junior Intern project for 1970, Tiie Junior Intern Program is sponsored by the South Carolina State Library B^ard and is de signed to give the applicant an opportunity to determine through actual work experience under competent direction whether or not he wants to choose libra- riaaship as his life work. Application blanks are avail able at the County Library and the deadline for receiving appli cations is March 15. Lloyd Norris Lloyd Norris Sr., 76, of Rt. 5, Bessemer, Ala., died Wednes day, Jan. 28. He was the father of Lloyd Norris Jr. of Laurens who is employed at H.D. Payne Co. in Clinton. Other survivors include his wife, two daughters, four other sons, a brother. 18 grandchild ren and 19 great-grandchildren. CARD OF THANKS I wish to thank all my friends and neighbors for their prayers, cards and flowers during my stay in Greenville General Hospital. May God bless you all. Mrs. Janet Gardner LAURENS DRIVE-IN THEATRE Box Office Opens 6:30 Movie Starts 7:00 2.00 Per Car Wed. - Thur. - Fri. - Sat. Feb. 4-S-6-7 "RASCAL" Steve Forrest. Bill Mumy ALL ACES ADMITTED G«ner»l Audiences Sun. - Mon. - Tuea. Feb. 8-9-10 "MACKENNA'S GOLD" Gregory Peck and Omar Sharif (M) Parental discretion advised BLOOMING BARGAINS TAKE THE FAMILY AND GO SAVING AT ROSES