The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, September 24, 1970, Image 21

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I News And Views BY MRS. AURELIA D. MOON THE CHRONICLE, Clinton, S. C., Sept. 24, 1970—5-C end with her aunt, Mrs.Othelma The Ladies Alert Club held CREDITOR’S NOTICE F. Floyd and other family mem- its first meeting following the bers. revival season vacation on Tues- All persons having claims a- day night at the home of gainst the estate of Buford Wier, Visitng Mrs. Bannah Adams Mrs. Lucinda McMorris. deceased, are hereby notified to on Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. file the same duly verified, with Abraham Coleman of North The chaplain, Miss Lucille the undersigned, and those in- Augusta, S. C. Dillard, conducted the devotion, debted to said estate will please make payment likewise. Mrs. Carrie Wimphrey and Mrs. Maggie Craig is recup- Following the business ses- Mrs. Rubye M. Walker of De- erating at her home on Tribble sion, secret pal gifts were dis- Naomi Gaskin Wier Rev. E. W. Wright, modera- troit, Michigan spent a recent Street following a stay at Bailey tributed. Admrx. tor of the Tumbling Shoals As- we ek with their sister, Mrs. Memorial Hospital. 205 Banna St. sociation brought the message on Lottie Johnson and other family The report was enjoyed by Joanna, S. C. “The Duties of an Ordained Mini- members. Mr. Robert Reed, a first year all in attendance. ster” on Wednesday night, Sept- student at Friendship College in September 21, 1970 ember 16 when officers, mini- Miss Malinda Hutt of Balti- Rock Hill, spent the past week- The next meeting will be at Insurance Is Assurance A man with • family or dap«nd«nta muit always lock to th« future or take the risk of plunging his family into the despair of povsrty. life insutarre is auurartca for a tecure future ... its cost it small— it benefits many. ORDINATION SERVICE REPRESENTATIVES SIDNEY HARTZOG—833-2333 JOHN C. TUCKER — 697-6302 o&fcWUMWV OffityTafip REPRESENTATIVES FRED BRAGG—833-1663 JACOBS BLDG.—833-0950 OLIN FURR—833-0066 ACCEPT FOOD STAMPS us. choice mm m TRIMMED OF EXCESS BONE AND FAT! U.DBBAND u S ChOiCE BONE IN CENTER Cur CHUCK ROASTS w D BRAND u S CHOICE CHUCK STEAKS wD BRAND U S ChOiCE BEET SHORT RIBS .. */ 0 BRAND LEAN BONELESS BEEF STEW WD brand U S Choice SHOUlDEt OR CHUCK BONELESS BEEF ROAST 88 c * D BRAND U S CHOICE ROUND TIP ROASTS , 99‘ (6c OFI) SAVE 20c . . COLGATE TOOTH PASTE sters, members and friends wit- more, Maryland spent the week- end in the city, nessed the ordination of Mr. Fred Gist. Rev. B. W. Williams present ed the hymn book and bible and Rev. N. E. Hood gave the charge to Mr. Gist. Rev. W. D. Coker, pastor of the sponsoring church Hebron Baptist, presided. Many out-of-town, parish ioners witnessed the occasion. REUNION The Rice Family reunion was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas H. Rice on Sunday. Family members came at 12:30 and enjoyed conversation and food. CLUB MEETS The Pastor’s Aid Club of He bron Baptist Church met on Sun day at the North Adair home of the president, Mrs.Sallie Lou Finney. The devotion was conducted by the chaplain , amid lavish ar rangements of seasrmal flowers. The hostess was assisted in serving a salad plate by Mrs. Mabel Dunlap. Mrs. Pearl Ruth thanked the hostess. Miss Annie M. Cheeks will entertain the next meeting. Mrs. Eunice Fuller is club secretary. RELIGIOUS CONCERT The Musical Religious Con cert was field at M mnt Moriah Baptist Church >n Sunday evening at 6:00 p.m. Following the devotion, vice president JamesSturkey presid ed. The member choirs sang many beautiful selections. ■ The next meeting will be at Bethel Baptist Ctmrch; Gross- Hill. Mrs. Elnora Summers is secretary of the groups. TR(X)P LEADERSHIP on September 24 and Octotier 1st an Adult Leadership Train ing Session will be held in the conference room of the Commis sion of Public Works in Laurens time 7:30 p.m. All assistant scoutmasters, committee chairman, institu tional representatives or any other committemen or persons interested in scouting for Troop 178 are encouraged to attend. All parents who have boys between the ages of 11 and 12 who would like for their son to become a member of Boy Scout Troop 178 are asked to meet at Friendship A.M.E. Church on September 25 from 11:30 - 12:30 for an application. All cub scouts who will be 11 years of age by the first of the year are also welcome. Remember MANPOWER BEGINS WITH BOYPOWER. Winn-Dixie Sales Up Winn-Dixie Stores, Inc. re leased final figures for the fiscal year ended June 27,1970, showing net earnings of$27,615, 180 or $2.18. per share. This compares with\$ 26,505,881, or $2.11 per shared for the pre vious fiscal yeai\ Total sales for fiscal 1970 wet;e $1,418,916, 046, up 13.51% over*,fiscal 1969. Both sales and earnings reached new highs for the fcompany. “Improved operating trends are carrying over into the new year and we look forward t6 furture gains In sales and earn ings during fiscal 1971,• com mented President Bert L Thomas. “This year’s budget calls for 50 new stores plus an accelerated remodellnenro- gram for older stores," Thomas said. The company also released sales results for the eight weeks ended August 22, 1970, showing total salesof$226,449,534 com pared with $201,814,367 for the like period a year ago. The in crease of $24,635,167 is 12.21% more than a year ago. Winn-Dixie currently operat es 817 food stores In eleven states, primarily In the South east the home of Mrs. Veda Watts. S24-3C-08 ...NOW'S THE TIME TO STOCK UP AND SAVE! Prices, the lowest! 2. Quality, the highest! 3. Stamps, the best OPEN ALL DAY WED. smoky mountain SLICED BACON. W D (4 to 7 Lb Size) 59 c 69 c 49 £ SCREEN STAMPS WITH THIS COUPON AND PURCHASE Of SHUN or More Order FREE AT YOUR Clinton WINN-DIXIE STORES VOID AFTEO LIMIT ONE COUPON Sept. 26, 1970 PER ADULT CUSTOMER BAKING HENS. FRESH BOSTON BUTT PORK ROASTS. 59 38 49 W-D BRAND . . . U. S. CHOICE W-D BRAND . . . U. S. CHOICE WHOLE CUBE ROUNDUP STEAKS HANDI-PACK GROUND BEEF CUT N' WRAPPED FREE! OR SIRLOIN TIP 8 TO 12 LB SIZE 3-LB. PKG. 5-LB. PKG O O FRESH SHOULDER PORK STEAKS 59' SMALL LEAN (3 LB & DOWN) PORK SPARE RIBS.. 69 GOLD KIST (9 Pci ) FRIED CHICKEN IN FOIL PAN tasti o sea CODFISH FILLETS LB 49C w D AGED N. Y STATE SHARP CHEESE 39c I MAINE ABANO OtVtlNtD PEELED SHRIMP VIVA WHITE OR ASSORTED TOWQS iSTOR au vegetable SHORTENING 49 BLUE RIBBON QTRS l.<nit 4 IDs «*i»h a $5 of More Ofd#*f CLIP N' SAVE south Carolina grade a large palmetto farm EGGS. DEEP SOUTH APPLE OR APPiE BLACKBERRY JELLIES. lim.i 4 o S5 00 i MARGARINE 2 25 c OQc jar Jy 59 c >° z $100 ANS DIXIE THRIFTY SANDWICH CREamORa non Dairy COFFEE CREAMER... ARMOUR VIENNA SAUSAGE.. 4 ASTOR OR THRIFTY MAID BARTLETT PEARS 3$i®° THRIFTY MAID APPLE SAUCE 5 No 303 $1 00 CANS | THRIFTY MAID GOLDEN CORN ^ No 303 $ ^ 00 THRIFTY MAID QUALITY SELECT TOMATOES 4 *1 00 PORK BRAINS 4 '£« *1°° Limit 1 0* Your Choice With 0 $5. or More Order DETERGENT ARROW 4}* GREEN STAMPS - —i■ e*am* co*.»o - 4-a p.rc-am o. THREE 19 O: P*OS AU*lAVORS BETTY CROCKfR IAYEP Cake Mixes vO'D AFTER SEPT 26 'fTf, J-j. GREEN STAMPS • -l-i*»rn COvPO* a — 0 ’ w i(MAll ) 02 SiZF rrOiSTAN Spray Mist VOID tF’IB SEPT 26 w A-K green stamps 60 CT BUS PAIS REGUi 4c Vitamins vQiD AF'ES SEPT 2a GREEN STAMPS Wi’n nIwVaHR COwPOh am« eveCNAlt Ol 4 Ol BULK OR 41 CT PKG IAGS Lipton Tea VOID AFTER SEPT 2d 1970 49 BREAD 4" 99' DIXIE CRYSTAL DOMINO or THRIFTY MAID L.m.i 1 »,ih o J5 00 order SUGAR 5 39 COUPON SAVE 40 TH THIS COUP' AN 8 oz JAR < Sanka WITH THIS COUPON WHEN YOU BUY AN 8 oz JAR OF FREEZE-DRIED 97% CAFFEIN FREE COFFEE AT WINN-DIXIE S2.17 WITHOUT coupon 8-oz. JAR 17 WITH - ONLY ’ COUPON ONE COUPON PER FAMILY • OFFER EXPIRES SEPT 26 1970 FROZEN BEEF BURGERS ... TASTE O SEA FILIET OF FLOUNDER TAjTE O SEA PERCH FILLETS ... TASTE OSEA FISH STICKS FROZEN CRINKLE CUT POTATOES 3 JESSE JEWEL CHICKEN BREAST . Meat Loaf, Turkey N' Gravy, Salisbury Steak, Sli. Beef N' G« FREEZER QUEEN .. FOX DELUXE LITTLE SAUSAGE OR CHEESE PIZZAS. .2 PARKER PIE SHELLS.... 3 DIXIE WHIP WHIPPED TOPPING 2 89 £ 79 c 59 £ 59 c $]00 99* rf Stew $j09 $100 S]oo 89 e NEW CROP S Wit T POTATOES . 4 ... 39 c FlAMI RID TOKAY GRAPES ... 2 ... 49‘ MOUNTAIN GROWN RID OR GOLDEN UILICIOUS APPLES ... 2 :89' LUSCIOUS W! STI RN HOHEYDEWS « 59' ASTOR INSTANT POTATOES . 2 ■' 89' MEDIUM Yf l LOW t v. It Hoq P 0HI0NS ... 3 ‘ 29' THRIFTY MAID ICE