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4-B—THE CHRONICLE, Clinton, S. C^ Nov. 5, 1970
News of Joanna
BY MRS. W. J. HOGAN
Mrs. Gerry Davis, Judy and
Teddy of Camden were Sunday
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Buford
Lowery.
Mrs. Louise Berry of Green
ville visited Mrs. L. L. Simp
son and Mrs. W. P. White on
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Bogan
of Janesville visited Mr. and
Mrs. W. J. Hogan on Sunday
afternoon.
Mrs. B. H. Johnson of Aiken
and Mrs. Donald Feezor and
Sandee of North Augusta visited
Mrs. L. D. Edmonds and Dora
on Friday. They returned with
them to spend the week-end with
the Johnsons.
Mrs. Annie Hall and Mr. and
Mrs. Harold Bishc^) were dinner
guests of the formers brother
and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.
Guy Akins in Danielsville, Ga.
On the return trip they visited
her sister-in-law, Mrs. Birdie
Davis who is ill at her home in
Comer, Ga. They also visited
her sister and brother-in-law,
Mr. and Mrs. Hoyt Guest in
Carlton, Georgia.
Mr. and Mrs. Wyman Living
ston, Virgil and Maria visited
Mr. Jeff Livingston in Pros
perity on Sunday.
FAMILY GET-TOGETHER
Mr. and Mrs. George Morse
were hosts to a family-get-to
gether held at there home on
Sunday. Enjoying the dinner and
fellowship were Mr. and Mrs.
Clarence Morse ofCincinnati,
Ohio; S/Sgt. and Mrs. William
Moore and family of Columbia;
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Morse and
family of Hilton Head; S/Sgt.
and Mrs. Randy Morse of
Columbia; Mr. and Mrs. Till
man Morse and family of Cross
Hill; Mr. and Mrs. Walter
Stroupe and Mr. Otis Morse of
Asheville; Mrs. Alma Morse
and Mr. Clyde Young of Joanna;
Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Kibbler and
family and Mr. and Mrs. Bobby
Estes and family all of Mauldtn.
ON LEAVE
S/Sgt. Randy Morse is on a
30 day leave after being in
VtetNam for nearly a year. He
as# Mrs. Morse are spending
the time with Mr. and Mrs.
TIMELY
TIPS
BY COUNTY AGENT
HOME ECONOMISTS
FEEDER CATTLE SALE -
The second fall feeder cattle
sale will be held at Green
wood, November 12. This sale
is designed to take late calves
so we hope all of our farmers
that had cows in July and August
will remember this sell.
SOYBEANS - Doan’s Agri
cultural Report says there is
a possibility of a substantially
higher price of soybeans. Far
mers deserve higher prices be
cause of the extreme droughts
and short yield.
FRUIT TREES - Order your
fruit trees now. They can be
planted any time from now
through March of next year.
HOW DEEP SHOULD FLOW
ER BULBS BE PLANTED?
Depth of planting Is highly im
portant to performance and
quality of plant Tulip bulbs
should be covered with four
to five inches of soil. Daffodil
bulbs should be covered with
four Inches; crocus with two
Inches; hyscinth with five
Inches; iris and snowdrop with
three inches.
HOW CAN I SUBSTITUTE
COOKING OIL FOR SOLID
SHORTENING? hi most cases
If the recipe calls for melted
shortening equal amounts of
oil cii h» substituted. However
la sohm baktag recipes It is nec-
essary to make some ad>
A rale of thud) to
George Morse, and other re
latives and friends.
WOMAN’S CLUB
The Joanna Woman’s Club
will meet Thursday (today) at
7:30 p.m. at the Joanna Club
House. All members are urged
to attend.
OUT OF HOSPITAL
S/Sgt. William Moore, of
Columbia was a surgical patient
at Waiter-Reed Hospital. He
had been in Viet-Nam on a tour
of duty recently.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Phillips
enjoyed a tour in the moun
tains on the Blue Ridge Parkway
on Wednesday stopping at
Cherokee and other points of
interest. On Saturday they were
visitors in Greenville.
Sunday guests of Mrs. Bessie
Hamon were her brother and
sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.
Paul Taylor of Augusta, Ga.
Gene Reeder, student at USC
spent the week-end with his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Reeder.
CARD OF THANKS
We wish to thank our many
friends for the kindness shown
us during the illness and death
of our loved one. We appreciate
the visits and prayers of the
ministers and friends; the con
cern of Dr. McFadden and the
hospital staff; and the flowers,
cards and the food. May God
bless you.
The family of T. G. Murphy
Mrs. Murphy requests that
you come by and pick up the
dishes etc. at your convenience.
Some of them do not have names
on them.
BIRTHDAYS
ANNIVERSARIES
Happy birthday today, Nov.
5th to Bruce Chalk, Wendell
Hair and Jeff Lewis.
Roger Bagwell celebrates a
birthday on November 6th.
Lois Bedenbaugh, Annette
Vaughan and Norman Floydwill
have birthdays on November
8th.
Ralph Gaffney and Fred
Kinard will observe birthdays
on November 9th.
Tammy Jo Montjoy, Ethel
Hayes, Joel Lindler and
Margaret Holt will celebrate
birthdays on November 10 and
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Davenport,
Sr. £ wedding anniversary.
R. H. Moates and Onie Whit-
sel will celebrate a birthday on
November 11.
ALEXANDER’S,
The Showroom
Quality Built
BUY AT LOW CATA
LOGUE PRICES EV
ERY DAY!
5 BEAUTIFUL
SHOWROOMS
TO SERVE YOU
GREENVILLE
LAURENS
GREENWOOD, S. C.
and
GASTONIA, N. C.
Why Pay More?
ALL ITEMS SOLD AT
LOW CATALOGUE
PRICES!
SAVE MONEY ON
THE FOLLOWING!!
DIAMONDS,
JEWELRY,
WATCHES,
CAMERAS, TOYS,
RADIO, TV,
SMALL APPLANCES
SPORTING GOODS.
SCHOOL SUPPLIES,
AND THOUSANDS
OP OTHER ITEMS
ALL NATIONALLY
ADVERTISED NAME
BRANDS
WOULDN'T YOU
REALLY
SAVE
SHOWROOM BOOM
GREENVILLZ, S. C.
I AM W ID PM
OWES SHOWROOMS
DAM to t PM
MONDAY
• AM to t PM
VALUE
"TOP TOP LSStf
VALUERS*
y stamps ;
ANCHOR HOCKING
FIRE-KING MEADOWGREEN
OVENWARE
11/2 QUART COV.
CASSEROLE
$1.78
Value
With •cch Si 00 purchoM
GET FREE
CUSTARD
DISH
with *ach
M- pi»<«
you buy
Prices Good Through Saturday, Nov. 7,1970
We Gladly Redeem
Government rood Stamps
BANQUET
FRUIT CAKE
INGREDIENTS
•to outfits 59‘
■0 CHUMS . . 99*
can chums .63‘
waar 0 ... 59<
“ K, ° 59*
sfir“ ,MON ... 25*
CITRON ... 25‘
MIX?0 FRUIT 49*
TOWN HAU rtf SHOD
FRUIT CAKE ~ ‘31’
MOIIOAT ROUND
FRUIT CAKE 99'
NOltOAT IAR
FRUIT CAKE .V. 89s
STANDARD PACK
TOMATOES
303
CANS
LIMIT 6 WITH $5 00 OR MORE ORDER
• APPLE
• CHERRY
• COCONUT
• MINCE
• PEACH
• PUMPKIN
J
20 OZ.
SIZE
—
KAMA LEE LADIES NYLON
PANTY HOSE .... . 79‘
FIRST QUALITY LADIES KAMA LEE
NYLON HOSE v. . 39‘
MARCAL
PAPER TOWELS . . . 29‘
SACRAMENTO
FRUIT COCKTAIL . . £. . 27‘
n c ". n . 25 c
GREER
PRODUCE
LONG ISLAND UJ. NO. 1 SUE A
POTATOES
20
POUND
BAD
PEACHES
PARADISE
GRAPE JELLY 2 v% . 49‘
PARADISE STRAWBERRY
PRESERVES j v; . 59‘
Aar
BUY TWO—USE ONI—FREE2I ONI
Oceoo Spray
FRESH OQc
CRANBERRIES XT C
Lk-Brnf
New Crap
FLORIDA
ORANGES
S-ik Bof
APPLES
WaahlmgUm State Extra fancy
DELICIOUS . . 29'
School Bob Red
STAYMAN . X . 39'
IDAHO
10-lb. Bog
BAKING
POTATOES VV C
New Crap
SWEET
POTATOES
4;39
SUNNY DAY
PLAIN OR SELF RISING
25 LB.
BAG
Everyday Low Prices
RINGO
DOG FOOD . *2"’
TONY
DOG FOOD f°. ic f n # 10 c
R-OO
DOG FOOD n .° 2 . ca . n . 10 C
KOZY KITTEN
CAT FOOD IS Ox Can . 10‘
extra large size tube
CREST O')
TOOTHPASTE OJC
LIQUID
32 OZ.
SIZE
SAVE 30
WITH THIS COUPON AND THE
PURCHASE Of
10 oz. JAR MAXWHi HOUSE
INSTANT COFFEE
at COMMUNITY CASH STORES
Void AftorSat Nov 7. 1970
Bluo Bonnot, Rogular l/4'i
MARGARINE 3 • s ?
UPTONS
TEA BAGS c^°nt # $]i9
OUR FAVORITE CUT
GREEN BEANS . 10‘
SUNNY DAY
EVAPORATED MILK ... 6 -99'
•ITTY CROCKER - White O Yollow O Gorman ChoO
CAKE MIXES 3~»H
FARM REST ICE CREAM
PIXIE DOODLES /*'«.. 59'
ALCOA HEAVY DUTY
ALUMINUM FOIL . 49'
SUNNY DAY
1/2 GAL.