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ONI HOUR COLO TREATMENT FOR 69c. Take 2 BQ+6 Tabs sack Vx boor for S doses. After Sad boor if act pleased, yoor May back! Don't wait boan between doses. Locally at r^TOUNOt PHARMACY Since massive medical programs were begun in the wake of the first Heart Fund Campaign, there has been a decline of about 20 per cent in the cardiovascular death rate among persons aged below 65. I I I I I Cecil MoCoig Thomas McCoig TO MAKE YOUR CAR BODY LIKE NEW BRING IT TO: CECIL S BODY WORKS Located At Gamer of E. Caro. Ave and S. Woodrow St. We Are Expert In BODY WORK And PAINTING blow giving you a total of 40 years experience RUFUS LEE Last week, report cards came out again. As always, there were some happy students and some sad ones. In the seventh grade, 21 students made all A's and 29 made nothing below a B. In the eighth grade nine students made all A’s and 29 made nothing be low a B. Claude Crocker broke his foot while playing basketball last week. While Claude is getting much attention with his auto graphed cast, Harry Baldwin is having fun on Claude’s crutches. Some members of the eighth grade are working hard on the play “Shock of His Life,” which will be given at an early date. Our chorus, under the direction of Mrs. Grace Connor, entered the State Music Festival Wed nesday, March 18. The group competed with such schools as Spartanburg, Anderson and Greenville. Junior High News BY DEREK WESSINGER We lost a seventh grader last week. Nancy Gabbert moved with her family to Minnesota. Nancy said she realized she was leaving the sunny South and moving back to freezing temperature and deep snow. Our spelling bee was held last week. Jack Holland was the win ner and Terri Sineath was the runner-up. Jack will represent our school at the Laurens County Spelling Bee on April 4. On March 11, the Library Club held its third meeting. Kay Rhodes and Ronald Bentlyhadthe program. Several other libra rians helped with the skit put on by Ronald and Kay. All the others enjoyed it very much! At the May meeting, all the li brarians are to answer the roll call with the name of their fav orite book and its author. YARDSTICK REMNANT SHOP Located On East Main Street At Comer of Woodrow Street . EASTER SALE! • THOUSANDS AND THOUSANDS OF NEW SPRING FABRICS WAITING FOR YOUR SELECTION! SEW YOUR EASTER FASHIONS AND SAVE! 100% DACRON POLYESTER (FULL BOLTS) WIDE SELECTION Values To 6.99 Complete Line of Sewing Notions KNITS 60” WIDE 1ST QUALITY LARGE SELECTION VALUES TO H.99 vd. yd. -3^ 2 TO 10 YD. CUTS 100% POLYESTERS yd. POLYESTER WHIPPED CREAM PRINTS Perfect For Easter and Summer Dresses REG. 1J9 PERMANENT PRESS LENOS Cool Blouse and Dress Fabrics 45” Wide REG. 1.49 VALUE! yd. 3 DAYS ONLY NEW SPRING COTTONS ASST. PRINTS AND PLAINS 36” and 45” Wide VAL. TO 99c 4 yds. FOB 4.00 EXTRA WIDE Linen Drapery Fabrics Beautiful All-Over Prints and Matching Solids Scotch-Guard Treated Reg. 5.99 yd. Save 3.99 per yd. HEAVY WEIGHT PRINTED ANTIQUE SATIN Asst. Patterns and Colors 45’ Wide Reg. Value To 2.99 Save 1.00 per yd. BONDED ORLON ACRYLICS SOLIDS — PLAIDS — CHECKS Reg. Value To 4.99 yd. BONDED DARK AND PASTEL COLOR LINENS NEW SPRING AND SUMMER FABRICS Reg. Value To 3.99 $2.44 xd. SAVE 1.55 PER YD. 45” LILAC TIME HINTED VOILES REG. 1.49 YD. FASH AND WEAR ^ „ DACRON - 35% COTTON yd. 3000 YDS. NEW SPRING TRIACETATE BEAUTIFUL BLOUSE FABRIC PASTEL COLORS EXTRA WIDE REG. VAL. TO 1.49 ^ ^ MU AND MATCH FABRICS OP YARDS ALL NBW “ — N04R0N VALU. TO 1.99 yd. HONORARY CLEMSON CADET— Miss Codie Simmons, sponsor for Ca det Capt. J. Fred McCarty (right) of Ware Shoals, was selected an honor ary cadet during annual military ball festivities at Clem son University. Miss Simmons, a senior at Coker Col lege, was named honorary cadet col onel, representing Army and Air Force ROTC seniors at the University. U.S. Congressman Mendel Rivers, who 4-H Electric Club Works On Projects BY THAD REEVES JR. Asst. County Agent The Laurens County Senior 4-H Electric Club met for four Mon day nights during January and February. Members this year built either and electric door bell or an electric grinder. Mr. Ro bert HiU, a local electrician, assisted the members in the con struction of their projects. Mr. Hill also gave an electric motor to each of the members who chose to build an electric grind er. At the last meeting members gave demonstrations on what they built The demonstrations were judged and the three best will be selected to go to the Elec tric Club Congress which wiU be held near Clemson during August this summer. This year the Con gress will be sponsored by Duke Power Company. was guest speaker at the banquet, presents Miss Simmons a bouquet of roses and an inscribed charm to com memorate the occasion. Cadet Mc Carty, a senior civil engineering ma jor, is the son otf Mr. and Mrs. John W. McCarty of 36 Walnut St., Ware Shoals. Miss Simmons is the daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. John Sim mons of Mountville.—(Clemson News- photo) -i -f \ - v4, *.•* ^. S / Calvary Observes 66th Year The 66th anniversary and homecoming will be observed at Calvary Baptist Church, Clinton, Sunday, March 22. Rev. Dial Jacks, pastor of North Side Baptist Church in Cal houn Falls, and a former mem ber of Calvary Baptist Church, will preach the homecoming ser mon. Members, former mem bers, and friends, and their fami lies are invited to attend, and to bring picnic lunches to be served in the social hall of the church. The service will begin at 11 a.m., and lunch will be served at 12:30. Following the lunch hour, a tour of the cnurch will be conducted. The new educational building completed this month, wiU house the music department, three nur series, and two Sunday School departments. It cost $110,000, in cluding equipment. Calvary Baptist Church was organized in 1904 with 31 charter members, and they worshipped in a small building furnished by Clinton Cotton Mills. Today Cal vary Baptist Church has 880 members, and they own their house of worship valued at$400,- 000. J. W. Spillers has been pastor since 1947. Calvary Baptist Church will conduct revival services March 22-29. Rev. Ben Williams, pastor of Pleasant Grove Baptist Church, near Fountain Inn, will do the preaching. The typical person enrolled in the Federal W irk Incentive Pro gram in a school drop<»ut. Thirty- one percent of all enrollees have completed inly eight .r less years of schooling and another41 percent have not completed high scho-'l. Directory Salutes Tricentennial The Clinton Joanna telephone directory received this week fea tures a full-color drawing de picting South Carolina’s Tri- Centennial Celebration. A FIRST TIME According to Bob Simmons, left, local manager for S uthern Bell, the drawing n the direct ory cover shows a t graphical map of S"uth Carolina with <ie- pictions of exposition centers planned for Greenville and Co lumbia and a depiction of a ship like the ones used by first set tlers in Charleston in 1670. William Jacobs, right, Lau rens County Chairman for the Tri-Centennial accepted the first copy of the 1970 directory. He stated that Laurens County 's ma jor effort in the Tri-Centennial will take place during the week of November 8 through 14. The highlight of the celebration isex- pected to be a parade and pag eant in both Clinton and Laurens. Simmons reminded that if your book has not been received by March 25th please call the busi ness office. LAURENS DRIVE-IN THEATRE Box Office Opens 6:30 Movie Starts 7:00 2.00 Per Car Wed. - Thur. - Fri. - Sai. March 18-19-20-21 'The Stalking Moon' Gregory Peck and Eva Marie Saint (G) For Gen Audiences Sun. - Mon. - Tues. March 23-23-24 The Devil's 8' Christopher George (M) For Mature Audinces Parental Discretion Aivised UNDERWEAR THAT SUMS 20% OFF Reg. &95 NOW •II our styles have a 20% slimmer price. Comfort-1 able and easy to wear, Mandate supports and slims up to 2”. Power ful stretch yam allows you to work or play easier all day long. With I our 20% sale, why not try ail three styles? Boxer, brief or hi-rise.| March 16 to March 31. Opw A1 Dfey WW.; Thu's, sad Fri. TIB 7:ft P JL INTERESTING FACTS By Tom Plaxico Did you know there was once a man who made almost 1-million dollars a day EVERY DAY for years! He was King Saud, who was king of Saudi Arabia from 1953 to 1964. He had an income of more than 300-million dollars a year or almost 1- million dollars a day from oil rights and other rev enue. Can you imagine celebrating New Year’s Day in March? Few people know that in England and America many years ago, New Year's Day was ac tually March 26. It was not changed to January 1 until the present calendar was adopted in 1762. Did you know the Red Cross got its name by simply reversing the colors of the flag of Switzer land, the country where the Red Cross was found ed? Switzerland’s flag was a white cross on a red background. And here’s another interesting fact . . . The latest issue of “THE CHEVROLET STO RY 1911-1970” is just out This book lists 68 “FIRSTS” in engineering and/or styling for Chev rolet during this period. If you buy s Chevrolet you may be assured you’ll have the very best in every feature of this vehicle. We build to a STANDARD and NOT to a price. We don’t go strong for gadgets and gimmkkn, just for the features which will give you complete satisfaction. Plaxico Chevrolet, Inc