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THE CHRONICLE, Clinton, S. C., June 25, 1970— 6-A
Paul Revere
Bowls in
Gorham
Silverplate
Wonderful
Gifts...
HOSPITAL NEWS
Patients currently in Bailey
Memorial Hospital from Clin
ton are Donna Patterson, Eloise
Avery, Joyce O’Shields, Can-
zater Hill, Ethel Brown, Fan
nie Taylor, Julie Gary, Rosa
Spires, Fannie Motte, Vickie
Caldwell, Dianne Harbin, Ar
thur Greenwood, Lizzie Young,
John Kelly, George Turner,
Bessie Davis, Willie Dendy,
Theodore Blakely, L. L. Her
ring, Christine Anderson, Ma
ry Beth Lance, Mary Osborne,
Georgia Haupfear, L. L. Rice,
Gus Keller, ThelmaWiley, Bro-
dus Bledsoe, Emma Prince,
James Davis, Matthew Ward,
Jimmie Tolen, Lola Gary, Ben
nie Roberson, Nathaniel Cope
land, John Wallace, Virgil Pat
terson, Baby Boy Johnson, Ba
by Boy Patterson, and Baby Boy
O’Shield.
Patients from Joanna are
Douglas Kelly, Preston White,
John Watts, Clay Summer, Jinx
Whittle, and David Wessel.
Patients from Kinards are
Robert Franklin and J. C. No
bles.
Patients from Laurens are
Sarah Hunter, Elbert Chap
man and Betty Staley.
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corn, potato chips, mayonnaise,
sauces, flowers, nuts, candy, shrimp,
dips, as a beverage cooler in the 12"
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CRYSTAL LINERS can be
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2. Removed and put in refrigerator
3. Used even for planting flowers
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BY MRS. N. A. SHOUSE
Mrs. Maude Nabors has re
turned home after being a pa
tient at Bailey Memorial Hos
pital several weeks.
Mrs. James Nabors has re
turned home after being a pa
tient at Self Memorial Hospi
tal, Greenwood. She is at home
with her son Eddie Nabors.
Brenda Spivey, daughter of
Mrs. Delina Spivey of Gray
Court spent last week with Mr.
and Mrs. Hubert Spivey and
family. David Spivey son of Mr.
Delina Spivey, joined her for
the weekend and Margie Spivey
returned with Brneda to spend
a week.
Miss Martha Pitts has re
turned home after teaching in
Roch Hill. She is spending the
summer at home with Mr. and
Mrs. D. T. Pitts.
Mr. and Mrs. Earle Johnson
and son, Frank, have returned
home after a visit with Lt
and Mrs. Kenneth Johnson in
Dayton, Ohio. While on the
trip they drove on up to the
Great Lakes.
Mr. and Mrs. M. H. Todd
have returned home after a
weeks vacation at Jekel Island,
they were accompanied by Mr.
and Mrs. Earle Todd and sons
of Greenwood and Mrs. Earle
Todd’s parents from Georgia.
Miss Lynn Keller Nabors has
returned home after spending
the weekend at Myrtle Beach.
She accompanied her grandmo-
For The Fastest Delivery Service In Clinton
Just Call “Little Bit" Ferguson
At 833-1640
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Elizabeth “Little Bit” Ferguson, it the daughter of Mrs. Lillie Johnson and
the late Mr. Ervin Johnson. “little Bit” attended public school at Joanna
and American School in Chicago, IB.
“little Bit” is a member of Mt. Zion A.M.E. Church where she is a Sunday
School teacher in the Intermediate Department, a Junior Choir leader, on
the Board of Trustees, Senior Usher Board, and is a Junior Stewardess.
She is also a member of the New Bethel A.M.EL No. 196 Chapter of the
Eastern Star.
“Little Bit” joined HOW ARIFS PHARMACY in March of 1966 and since
then she has been giving the people of CLINTON Speedy, Dependable
DELIVERY SERVICE. “Little Bit” says to call for her at HOW ARIFS
PHARMACY when you need “THE FASTEST DELIVERY SERVICE IN
TOWN”
ther, Mrs. Hattie Bonds and
Mr. and Mrs. Joe H. Bonds.
Mrs. B. W. Cooper who has
resided near Bonds Cross Road
for sometime has moved to
Clintoo and now resides on
Sband Street.
Summer Sale Dp
THURS. JUNE 25—MON. JULY 6
OPEN ALL DAY WEDNESDAY — FRIDAY NIGHTS TILL 9:00 P. M.
REV. BOUKN1GHT
Rev. Bouknight
New Pastor
Kinards Charge
Rev. John Bouknight last week
assumed his duties as pastor of
Hopewell andSharon United Me
thodist Churches of the Kinards
Charge.
He is the son of the Rev.
H. F. Bouknight who is a former
pastor of the Kinards Charge.
Rev. John Bouknight is mar
ried to the former Kay Pass-
more of Rock Hill.
Greenwood Mills
Vacation Pay
Totals $885,872
Vacation pay to Greenwood
Mills employes this year will
total $885,872 for 6,033 people,
the company announced today.
Two percent of annual earn
ings will go to 2,617 persons
employed less than five years.
Another 3,416 persons em
ployed five years or more will
get four percent of their annual
wages.
Greenwood Mills plants in
Greenwood and Laurens Coun
ties will close for vacation the
week of June 28-July 4.
Mrs. West
(other obituaries, page 8-A)
TAYLORS - Mrs. Be be Wil
son Pruitt West, 36, wife of
James West of Taylors, died
Wednesday, June 17, in Greer.
She was a sister of Mrs. Ola
Mae Osborne and Mrs. Mar
garet Russell of Joanna.
Other survivors include two
daughters, a grandmother, four
other sisters.
Funeral services were con
ducted Saturday at McSwain
Funeral Home in Newberry with
burial in Bachman Chapel Lu
theran Church cemetery near
Prosperity.
Legion Meets
Next In Aug.
Because of conflicts with A-
merican Legion baseball
games, vacations and other e-
vents, the monthly meeting of
the Clintoo American Legion
will not be held in July.
The next meeting will be held
Aug. 3 at 7:30 p.m. at the Legion
Hut.
Know where your children
swim, suggests Liberty Mutual
Insurance Companies. New and
unfamiliar spots may be a big
challenge to them but they could
also be very dangerous.
20”
BREEZE
BOX
FANS
Ge Motor
13.88
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COPPERTONE
4 Oz. Lotion 1.47
3 Oz. Tanning
IJutter 1.23
CAMP SHORTS
Boys’ 100% cotton camp shorts. Half elastic
waistband. Zipper Fly. 2 front pockets — one
zipper close and one button close.
Guaranteed Washable. QQ
Sizes 4 thru 7. now ooc
Regular 1.29 Asst. Colors
One group boys’ play shorts. Assorted patterns IT
and solid colors. Sizes 2 thru 7.
Regular 69c ROW
One lot boys’ 2-pc.sets. Consists of button front i
or polo shirt with matching short pants. Sizes
2 thru 6. Perfect for dress or play.
iValues to 3.00 ■ m
now only
FOOD FREEZER SUPPLIES
QUART PLASTIC BAGS 75 for 77c
,QT. PLASTIC CONTAINERS 7 for 77c
110 QT. ALUMINUM DISH PAN $159
7 QT. COLD PACK CANNER $2.39
BAR-B-Q GRILLS $3.39 to $19.88
GARDEN HOSE
Adult Swim Mask 99c
Double Snorkle Mask 1.99
Children’s Swim Fins 1.67
Ear Plugs 19c
TABLE
LAMPS
31” Tall — Blue,
Tan, Green.
Reg. 6.00
3/8” x 50 FEET
1/9” x 50 FEET
1/2” ALL-WEATHER RE-INFORCED $2 99
[PISTOL GRIP NOZZLE 99c
Solorcoine
Aerosol _
30 Qt.
ICE CHEST 1.00
1 GAL JUG 1.99
ICE
BUCKET
29c
6 Pack
Cooler
HAND TOOLS
• HAMMERS • SCREWDRIVER SETS
• SAWS • WRENCH SETS
• PLIARS • HAND DRILLS
• HACK SAWS • DRILL BITS
And Many Other Things You Will Needj
Around The House During The Holidays.
One Table
Girls’
2-Pc. Sets
Crop Top an’d
matching shorts.
Sizes 2-6X
Large variety
prints and solids
Reg. 1.29
77c
One Group
Girls’
SHORTS
fNylon Knits, denJ
ims, cottons in
florals and solids)
izes 7-14.
eg. 2.00
'4
each i
Children’s and
Ladies’
CANVAS
SHOES
Sizes 12Vi to 4
and 5-10. Black,
white, light blui
i Reg. 1.39
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PLASTIC INFLATABLES
Pools From $1.66
Balls From 23c
Rings From 77c and 88c
Novelties From • 67c
Puncho-Clown $1.99
AIR MATTRESSES
For Sun Bathing, Floating or Sleeping.
Tahitian Print. 27 x 72
OTHER MATS AT $2.88 W(
RIGID PLASTIC WADING POOLS
4.88 &
188
LADIES’
I Cotton and Ravon
DUSTERS
"Assorted Patterns.
32-42. Reg. 1.19
Foot
Lockers
9.88
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I Dresses
All
Children’s
Dresses
Reduced.
| Reg. Now
i.sftl 1.33
2.99- 1.88
3.99— 2.76
FOSTER GI
SUN GLASSES
[Staple And High’
Fashioned Styles
For Ladies, Men
id Children.
39c to $3.00
Blankets
55% Rayon 45%
Nykm. Foil Sine
Bed Blankets
With 3” Binding.
Many Solid and
Colors To Choose
From. 100% Acry
lic Thermal
$\.y
%\V
$4.5^
'Ladies’ 32 Gaug<
BRIEFS
Acetate
Assorted pastel
colors. 5 thru 10.
3 pr. $1
One Table
Ladies’
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Solids, Prints, Plaids
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LUCITE® Wall Paint
^ new formula covers
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• roller and brush
marks disappear
•easy to apply,
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Lircm
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ALL LADIES’
Nylon
Slrels
I Solids, Prints.
.Assorted Sizes
jReg. 1.99, 2.99 3.99
I.33-1.88
2.66
LADIES’
STRAW
Summer
Bags
Assorted styles
White and beige
Reg 2.99 and 8.99
Blankets.
Reg. 4.98
Save 1.22!
3.44
Mfg. Sug. Ret*' 1 Pr,c » * 7 97
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