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FOOTBALL
Contest Rules
Anyone is eligible, expcept employees of this
newspaper. Two cash awards will he given each
week. The decisions of the judges are final. Dead
line for entries is Wednesday at 5 p.m. Use only
official entry form published in this newspaper.
Winners will be announced the following jpeek..
This week’s contest games are listed below. Fill in
the blank by writing the name of the teams which you
think will win. (Match the number of the contest with
the number on the entry form blank.
ENTRY FORM
For The Weekend of Sept. 18-lg
NAME CITY
ADDRESS STATE
Date Entry Mailed
THE CHRONICLE, Clinton, S. C., Sept. 10, 1970—6-A
HOSPITAL NEWS
1969 Dodge
Polara 2-Door Hardtop.
Power Steering. Power
Disc Brakes, Factory
Air, Radio, White Tires,
Wheel Discs, Medium
Green With Green Vinyl
Roof. A ONE OWNER
CREAM PUFF!!
1968 Dodge
Coronet 440 2-Door
Hardtop. 318 V-8 En
gine, Auto. Trans., Pow
er Steering,. White
Tires, Wheel Covers,
Vinyl Roof. Another
One Owner Car'
1967 Ford
Fairlane 500 Hardtop
Coupe. V-8 Engine, \u-
to. Trans., Radio, Heat
er.
1967 Chevrolet
Caprice Hardtop Se
dan. Fully Equipped.l
New Tires, White Withl
Black Vinyl Roof and|
Matching Interior.
1968 Plymouth
Roadrunner Coupe. 38.°,
Magnum Engine, Auto.
Trans., Radio, Heater.
High On Performance
—l/ow On Price!!
1967 Dodge
Monaco 500 2-Dr. Hard
top. Fully Equipped.
Dark Blue With Blackl
Vinyl Roof. Buy Thisl
Week At A Tremendousl
Discount!'
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JUST WRITE THE WINNERS’ NAMES
NO SCORES, PLEASE!
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Patients currently In Bailey
Memorial Hospital from Clin
ton are: Janie Harris, Emma
Prince, Walter Patterson,
Virgil Patterson, Ella Rock,
Harry Baldwin, Dugas Cope
land, Eva Mills, George Watson,
Ethel Gamble, NetaShaver, Ad
dle McKensie, Elizabeth Cope
land, Gus Keller, Dewey Fick-
lin, Clyde Kuykendall, Mary
Barlow, L. L. Herring, Dale
Stancil, Maude Medlin, Maggie
Craig, Jeannie Nabors, For
rest Smith, George Wilkie, Wil
lie Dendy, Mamie Burnette,
Leoana McCoig, Fannie Motte,
Vera Parks, Mary Ruth Gre
gory, Marsha Sanders, Marie
Gilstrap, Brenda Stephens, Jo
ann Nelson, Baby girl Stephens,
Baby boy Nelson, Baby girl Cog
gins, Baby boy Turner, Baby
boy Fuller, Baby girl Fuller
and Baby girl Vance.
Patients currently in Bailey
Memorial Hospital from Cross
Hill are: Lenese B. Anderson,
Connie Davis, L. L. Whitmire
and Annie Mae Suber.
ards are: Shana Lee Richard
son and R. C. Franklin.
Patients currently in Bailey
Memorial Hospital from Jo
anna are: Louise Mays, Wil
liam Niver, Helen Bozard, Les-
sie Morgan, Carrie Jacks, Run-
ette Banks, Toy Murphy, Macie
Johnson and Laura Boyd.
R. P. Chapman
Heads Tirst
Eleven' Group
R. P. Chapman of Clinton
was elected president of the
“First Eleven’ at its 53rd an
nual meeting Saturday in Lau
rens. Means Knight of Laurens
was elected secretary.
The club, composed of the
first 5% from Laurens County
called to active duty
World War I, organised
eleven members flfbt-ttree
years ago. Seven were prenMt
for the luncheon meeting at the
Laurens County Court House.
Members attending along with
Mr. Chapman and lir. Knight
were Jim Moore, Laurens, Har
old Washington, Clemson, Paul
Washington, Hones Path, Tyer
Manley, Gray Court, Jessie
Messer, Liberty.
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Coach's Report
TUESDAYS
3:45 P. M.
OVER WLBG-AM-FM
SPONSORED BY:
BUDDY OAKLEY'S
CENTER SERVICE STATION
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COACH
BEN CRABTREE
THORNWELL
HIGH SCHOOL
ROBERT'S DRIVE-IN
RESTAURANT
Patients currently in Bailey
Memorial Hospital from Mount-
ville are: William Campbell,
Lula Fuller and Terry Me- :j:
Gowan. $
Patients currently in Bailey
Memorial Hospital from Kin-
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PC
TIE BREAKER (Scores for this one)
, Furman
In case of contest tie. entry with most nearly
correct point margin in this game will be the win
ner.
IF YOU CANT TRADE WITH COOPER
—YOU JUST CANT TRADE!I
LYNN COOPER, Inc
Your Volume Dealer
Eaat Carolina Avenue
833-1741
1. PC vs. Furman
2. Clinton vs. Union
3. Thomwell vs. Laurens B
4. Clemson vs. Virginia
5. South Carolina vs. Wake
Forest
6. Richmond vs. West. Va.
7. Maryland vs. Duke
8. Georgia Tech vs. Fla. State
9. Citadel vs. Vanderbilt
10. Baylor vs. Army
11. North Carolina vs. N. C.
State
12. Notre Dame vs. North
western.
13. Oklahoma vs. Wisconsin
14. Southern Cal. vs. Nebraska
15. Tennessee vs. SMU
16. Tulane vs. Georgia
17. Texas vs. California
18. Arizona State vs. Colorado
State
19. Colorado vs. Indiana
20. Houston vs. Syracuse
ALL Slim REPUTING
REDUCED 20%
No charge for straightening*
DURING SEPTEMBER ONLY
BEFORE l AFTER
EVERT ITEM REFLATED AT SALE PRICES
Since silver metai prices are up 50% and
still rising... this is an excellent time to
take advantage of these low, low prices to
have your worn silverware, antiques and
family heirlooms replated like new. These
pieces are now more valuable than ever and
make wonderful gifts. All work QUADRUPLE
SILVERPLATED by our skilled silversmiths
and Sale prices apply to ALL pieces.
FOR
INSTANCE
Articlw
Reg.
Sale Price
Teapot
$31.50
$25.20
Creamer
16.50
13.20
Candlestick
(per inch)
1.80
1.44
Sugar bowl
18.25
14.60
Trays (per sq.lnJ .15
.12
OUR NEW REPAIR POLICY
♦FREE DENT REMOVAL and straigtittning on all Roms wo silvorplato.
♦ONLY $7.95 FOR ANY AND ALL ADDITIONAL REPAIRS, no mottor how
•xtonsivo, on any place wa slhrarplata. Includes soldoring broken handles,
logs, knobs, etc. (Only sxcoptions are for furnishing now parts)
SALE ENDS SEPTEMBER 30
BRING IN SILVER TODAY!
J. C. THOMAS, Jeweler
PUBLIC MEETING
SPONSORED BY THE
Laurens County Community
Action. Inc.
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MONDAY* SEPTEMBER 21, 1970
7:30 P. M.
LAURENS COUNTY COURT HOUSE
PURPOSE: PRESENTATION OF PLANS AND PRIORITIES FOR 1971-
1972 AND FUTURE YEARS.
THE PUBLIC IS URGED TO ATTEND!
COME SEE IRBY FERGUSON AND IRBY HOLLAND AT
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CLINTON MEAT
2
(QUALITY MEATS AT ECONOMY PRICES)
Turn Right At Old Beacon Drive-In (On Phillips Street) — 8334)742
HL BEEF 3 lbs.*| 49 1
IRBY'S PURE PORK
[SAUSAGE
LB. 59c |
FAT BACK u. 19c |
SUCED RINDLESS
r"BACON 2
LBS. 99*
I ROUND
HEAVY
WESTERN
AND SIRLOIN
STEAK
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Heavy
Western
CHUCK
ROAST
LB. 49c
BESTEST-IN-TO WN ft ifl 10
ubed STEAK * $1
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