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Clinton News-Record, 1953-07-09, Page 5dIUfl11111IIflIl1111111111ill IIIIIi111111 I Iii(IIN1111111111 IIIK,(11 ill IIII (1(1111 T.'E VASDAY, JULY 9, 19'53 CLINTON NEWS -RECORD PAGE F[jtF WANT ADSJP Classified Rates CASH RATE (If paid 'Wednesday following date eiertion)--=Two cents a word desertion (minimum 50 cent$), - absequent insertions lee cents word (minimum 35 cents); rents extra for bow nunilber Per direction, to NEWS -RECORD Cfice: IF CHARGED -15 mete DEADLINE -12 noon, Wednes- d3ay E m4. a.n_ r_ ac t •. _ t���� Ale uy �,�,,"l j : New DCI/r �..at"ii1,_,.40c Cel tre 5;1, t t •. NGV(Nb. ur•b� r 1':n117 •70° 1a re trw&i ° . n:..wzies eipr' . Bet, • r� 'J. aa. �' ten..4 Kl t.. keep NGAe.. "TAU ik your .-6„ $ALES 4.444 ',i eye on.... t��_air msr'mia. the WA ADS r K e. - by p 1ne first a 15 or extra a • MAS „ LE sd5.� ml.,r .-7.: ACCOMMODATION for RENT ACCOMMODA,:TION for roomers or boarders. Phone Clinton 163R. , 27-b DUPLEX FOR RENT, contact William Grigg, Queen St., phpne Clinton 498W. 27-b THREE, ROOM APARTMENT, unfurnished, two miles from town. James East. Phone Clinton 807r6. 27-b FURNISHED APARTMENT TO rent, immediate possession. . Ap- ply Albert Bond, phone Clinton 428. 27-b UNHEATED APARTMENT, two bedrooms. Also two -room heated apartment. Dr. E. A. McMaster, phone Seaforth 26. 27-b TWO ROOMS ON GROUND floor, partly furnished, heated. Freshly decorated, on Rattenbury Street, ,Clinton. Phone Clinton 720J. 27-b TWO NEW FURNISHED decor- ated three room suites, connecting bathroom, second floor, separate entrance. Mrs. Kerr, High St., Clinton. 26-ptfb THREE-BEDROOM COTTAGES, ,modern conveniences, electric re frigeration, screened porches, good beach" . Deer Lodge, . Phone Clin- ton 909r42, 27-8-p Accommodation Wanted TWO BEDROOM APARTMENT, preferably furnished. Needed by August $0. Phone Clinton 771J. 26-btfb ARTICLES FOR SALE .ALUMINUM TRAILER HOME, 18 ft. long, with prolene gas stove. Fully insulated and equipped. Heavy wiring. Priced reasonable. Phone Clinton 805r31. 27-b TRAILER HOME -18 ft., equip- ped with Propane gas range, built - le cupboards, ice box, fully insul- ated, heavy electric wiring. Alum- inum construction. Priced very *reasonable. Will finance. D. E. MacKinnon, Hensall, phone 116J. 26-7-8-9-b INSULATED CABIN TRAILER Built for year round living. Will sleep four. Ice box, cupboards and sink, hydro. Heavy Buick undercarriage and new tires. Size 830_5, six windows all screened. Completely furnished. Apply Box 1, Clinton News -Record. 27-b ARTICLES WANTED LIGHT TWO -WHEELED luggage trailer, with 600x16 tires. Phone Clinton 692M or write % P.O. Box 371. 27-p AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE 'LICENSED TAXI FOR SALE. .Apply Box 2, Clinton News - Record, 27-p BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES BIKE RENTAL BUSINESS. Sel- ling because of lack of time to devote to business. Stock includes 22 bicycles, spare parts and 12'x12' frame building in good location, Phone Clinton 509 31. 26-7-p BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES — business trades listed: restaurants, gas stations, tourist camps, groc- ery stores; one Main St, build- ing. L. G. Winter, Real Estate; phone 448. e 14-tfb BICYCLES FOR SALE ' ;MAN'S CCM BICYCLE, good con- dition, only $25. Phone Clinton 547J. 27-b FARM MACHINERY THREE MILK CANS and strainer for sale. Orville Webber, Varna. Phone Clinton 423r11, 27-p McCORMICK•DEERING CREAM Separator, electrically driven. 700 lb. capacity. In excellent condi- tion. Phone 631r13. 26-7-p THRESHING MACHINE, 28-42 'Waterloo with Milverton feeder and Straw cutter. Earl Nott, R.R. 4, Clinton, phone Seaforth 847r12. HAY WANTED FIVE TONS MIXED HAY, baled. J. E. Howard, Bayfield, phone Bayfield 53 r 2. 26-7-b H ELP WANTED—FEMALE GIRT, WANTED FOR GENERAL store duties at Melva Manor. Part- time or full time, ,Apply in person. 27-b FIE4.P WANTED --Male BRUSH OR SPRAY PAINTERS wanted immediately, Apply to 3. E. Misener, Commercial Inn Hotel, Clinton, after seven p,m. from Monday to Thursday. 27-8-p WOULD YOU LIKE TO BE A salesman? Here is your chance. You can learn in your spare time and earn $35 to $50 per week while you learn. If you are mar- ried, and have a car for local travel, apply to P,O. Box 6, Har- riston. 27-b LIVESTOCK FOR SALE TEN LITTLE PIGS, six weeks old. Eldon O'Brien. Phone Clinton 615r33. 27-b 12 illI'LE PIGS, six weeks old. Ralph Cornish, Clinton. Phone Bayfield 57r11. 27-b• TEN CHOICE YORKSHIRE Pigs, seven weeks old. A. H. Warner, R.R. 1, Bayfield. Phone Clinton 909r34. '27-p LIVESTOCK WANTED WANTED. OLD HORSES AND dead cattle. Gilbert Bros. Mink Ranch, Goderich. Phone collect, 936r32, or 936r21. 9-ptfb DEAD ISABLED HORSES OR O cows reDISABLED free of charge. For prompt and efficient service phone "Stones" collect Ingersoll 21, Sea - forth 655r2. or Goderich 936r21. 9-tfb • MISCELLANEOUS PASTURE TO RENT. Arnold Dale, phone Clinton 801r3, 27-b CRESS CORN SALVE for sure relief. Your Druggist sells Cress Wart Remover—leaves no scars. 27-b VULCANIZING, TRACTOR, truck and car tires. Fluid inflation ser- vice. Pick-up and delivery ser- vice. Al Linfield's Tire and Sport Shop, Phone Goderich 535. 10-tfb WHERE TIME IS IMPORTANT; Surge milkers lead the field. Save operation, faster milking, easily cleaned equipment makes profits for the farmer. Surge service is tops. Lovell McGuire, phone Wingham 593, has the proof. 27-b NOTICE ANYONE FOUND Trespassing on Part Lots 41-51, Tuekersmith Township, both sides of river, at any time hereafter, will be prose- cuted. By order of owner, A. E. Parry. 25to30p PIANO TUNING YOUR PIANO carefully tuned, Just call G. W. Cox et Clinton 6953. 43-tfb STOVES FOR SALE ONE MEDIUM SIZED OIL Space heater. Phone Clinton 376W. 27-b FRUIT FOR SALE 1?ASPBERRIES AS USUAL AT „atter place, Pick them yourself at 25 cents a box. No children ,please. 'William McPherson, ?hone Clinton 5873., 27 -p -P HAY FOR SALE SIX ACRES STANDING HAV, Ferg VanEgxnond, phone Clinton 8084.2, 27�p 64 GET INSURED • STAY INSURED • REST ASSURED Phone 454W H. E. HARTLEY Canadian Life Assurance Co. Notice to Creditors and Others In the Estate of MABEL ELVA JENKINS, late of the Town of Clinton, Deceased. All persons claiming against the above estate ere required to for - Ward full particulars to the under- signed by July 31, after which date the assets of the estate will be distributed. FRANK DONNELLY, Q.C., Goderich, Solicitor for the Estate. 26-7-8-b KH eeeea-eee aero- eee+ a reeee'ee-eee- Mink For Sale FOUR - ROOMED DWELLING, modern conveniences, hard- wood floors, fully insulated, 1%4- years old; good location, early possession. FIVE -APARTMENT towelling, consisting of two- and three- room apartments; one com- pletely furnished; two partly furnished; two unfurnished; monthly ,income: $154. Im- mediate possession. ONE GOOD BUILDING LOT with 166 ft. frontage, sewage available, good location. APPLY TO H. G. LAWSON REALTOR Bank of Montreal Bldg, Phone Clinton 251W 4144t+ HwHH4:44 444 •444:140:H:1: M�H�H vAn. YI.MIl'+4.•4.• •Mi 1 1" con/mou$ 'stavice Get There Safely! CALL 110 ASHTON'S TAXI BIRTHS ALEXANDER. ---In .Clinton Public Hospital, on Tuesday, July 7, 1953, to Mr. and Mrs. John Alexander, Hensall, a daughter. COOK—In Clinton Public Hospital on Thursday, July 2, 1953, to F/L and Mrs, Thomas Cook, RCAF Station, Clinton, a daugh- ter (Jean Alwyn). FAIRBAIRN—In Clinton Public Hospital, on Friday, July 3, 1953, to Sgt. and Mrs. Alan Fairbairn, RCAF Station, Clin- ton, a daughter (Nancy Jill). HOLDERSHAW—In Clinton Pub- lic Hospital, on Wednesday, July 8, 1953, to W/O and Mrs. R. W. Holdershaw, RCAF Station, Clinton, a daughter. KIPFER—In Clinton Public Hos- pital, on Thursday, Ally 2, 1953, to Mr, and Mrs. Cecil Kipfer, Hensall, a son (David Harold). SMITH—In Clinton Public Hospi- tal, on Sunday, July 5, 1953, to F/S and Mrs, A. H. Smith, RCAF Station, Clinton, a son (Arthur Harry). MARRIAGES CHOWEN-SMITH--In St. Paul's Anglican Church, Clinton, on Saturday, June 27, 1953, by Rev. R. M. P. Bulteel, Beverlie Jane, daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Gold - win Smith, Clinton, and William James Chowen, Clinton, son of Mrs. Florence Chowen, Clinton. HANES-TORRANCE --• At the manse in Belgrave on Friday, July 3, 1953, by Rev. Charles D. Cox, Margaret Eunice Jean, only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. Reid Torrance, Porter's Hill, and Robert Clement Wellington Hanes, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hanes, Severn Bridge, Ont. JENKINS-RIEHL — In Ontario Street United Church, Clinton, on Saturday morning, July 4, 1953, by Rev. A. G. Eagle, Mary Marguerite, only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Riehl, Clinton, to William A. H. Jen- kins, Wingham, elder son of Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Jenkins, Wingham. NESBITT-CAMPBELL — In the manse at McKillop on Saturday, June 27, 1953, by Rev. H. E. Livingstone, Katherine Mabel, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George R. Campbell, to Harry Nesbitt, son of Mr. and Mrs, Blake Nes- bitt, Listowel. NIVINS-MacDONALD — In the United Church parsonage, Gode- rich, on Saturday, July 4, 1953, by Rev. D. W. Williams, Thelma Janet, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. MacDonald, Goderich, to Earl Wesley Nivins, Clinton, son of Mrs. Melinda Nivins, Clinton and the late William Nivins. DEATHS YOUNG—In the Private Medical Hospital, Windsor, June 25, 1953, Fanny Hinde, beloved wife of the late George W. Young, Port Stanley, Ont., aged 80 years. Funeral service at Morris Windsor Chapel, 68 Giles Blvd. E., Sunday, June 28, at 8.30 pm, thence by motor, Monday at 9 a.m., to Woodland Mausoleum, London, , Ont., for service at 1.30 p.m. 0 Mrs. A. Wheaton Wins $500 Bingo Special Winners at the Clinton Lions Club bingo held in the arena on Tuesday, June 30, were as follows: Mrs. Austin Wheaton won the major special of $500, Three spec- ial prizes of $100 were won bei Mrs. Jabez Rands, Leo Carey, RCAF Station, and Mrs, Wesley Shobbrook. •The special mystery prize was won by T, Funderson, RCAF Station. The regular prizes of $50 each were won by• Wilfred Annis, Mit- chell, Mrs. Shoebottom, Clinton, Clarence Johnston, Blyth (tied); Dan Cook, Clinton; Mrs. C. V. Cooke, Clinton, Mrs. Maloney, Sea - forth (tied); A. Smith, Goderich; Miss Irene Dell, Mitchell, George Irwin, RCAF Station (tied); Miss Margaret Schults, Listowel, Mrs. Ron McCann (tied); Doug Far- quhar, Clinton; Mrs. 3. M. Elliott, Clinton, Carl Allenson, Neustadt (tied) ; Mrs. Allen, Clinton; Mrs. I. G. Irwin, RCAF Station; Mrs. Irwin Campbell, . Mitchell, Miss , Margaret Schults, Listowel (tied) ; I John Glousher, Auburn. Cards :of Thanks 2c a word, minimum 50e The family of the late Mrs. Charles B. Middleton wish to thank their friends and relatives for their kind expressions of sym- pathy during their recent bereave- ment. Special thanks to Mrs. AI - ice Livingston for her wonderful care of their mother during her last illness. 27-x I would like to thank all those who sent me cards, flowers, candy and fruit, also those who visited me while I was a patient in Clin- ton Public Hospital, also in Vic- toria Hospital, London. Special thanks to those who loaned cars for transportation to and from London.—JAMES S. LOCKI--IART. 27-b Beattie Services are commensurate with the Best. cM ii I tttt�ral rit.mlitt. Local Police Busy i ROXY THEATRE CLINTON With Many Minor Motor Accidents Last weekend, Chief of Police Joseph Ferranti investigated an accident which occurred when a car driven by . Marjorie Becker, Kitchener was in collision with a car driven by Ernest Trepanier, RCAF Station, Clinton. Miss Heck- er was driving south on James Street, while Trepanier was trav- eling east on Maria Street. Dam- age to the two cars amounted to approximately $250. A charge of careless driving has been laid ag- ainst the driver of the Becker car. Donald Bruce Ray, charged with careless driving, when his car was in collision with the car and trail- er belonging to Stewart Middleton, Goderich township, in an accident occurring near the Clinton Post Office, June 16, 11 p.m., appeared in court at Exeter on Tuesday, and was fined $50 and costs. He was defended by H. L. Hennick, Q.C„ London. At 12.30 a.m., June 27, Ross Freeman, 33 -year-old native of Clinton, was proceeding south on Albert Street down Vinegar Hill, when opposite the ParKnit Hos- iery he turned left and collided with a car parked outside the factory causing damage amount- ing to $30. He was charged with drunk and careless driving and sentenced to 15 days in jail and costs. On Friday, June 26, a 1948 car driven by Joseph Grummett, RR 2, Seaforth, pulled away from a parking position in front of the Bell Telephone office, Albert B 11 St., when a 1952 car driven by Robert McGregor (17) entered Albert St. from Huron Street, and collided With the front of the Grummett car, causing $80 damage, approx- imately. Monday, June 27, at 9.45 p.m., a 1938 car driven by Burney Le- Compte, south along Victoria St., stopped opposite the Hotel Clin- ton, to allow another car travel- ling north, to pass him before he turned left into parking lot at the hotel. After he stopped a car fol- lowing him struck the left front fender of the LeCompte car. The car following had no lights. The young man, Ron Martin, who recently was arrested in Clin- ton, and charged with breaking and entering, was on each of four cases, sentenced to three months imprisonment, these sentences to run concurrently. He also was fined $20 and costs for taking a car without the owner's consent. Another young man; Claude Le- gault, pleaded guilty to assault of two girls on Victoria Street, re- cently, and has been fined $10 and costs on each charge. Robert Richard, who was arrest- ed by Chief of Police, J. Ferrand, and charged with drunk driving at 1.30 a.m., June 7, pleaded not guilty and his case was adjourned until Thursday, July 2, when he was fined $50 and costs. 0 OBITUARIES Mrs. (Bert) Huller Requiem high mass was sung on Thursday morning, July 2, in S. Joseph's Church, Clinton, for Julia LegauIt, beloved wife of Delbert (Bert) Huller, Victoria Street, Clinton. Rev. J. L. O'Rourke officiated. Pall -bearers were Reg. Ball, Herbert Bridle, C. V. Cooke, Law- rence Denomme, Wilfred Denom- me and Merritt Nediger. Inter- ment was in St. Peter's Ceme- tery, London. Mrs. Huller was born at Ross - port, Ontario, and she and her husband, lived in Port Coldwell be- fore coming to Clinton in 1,931. She was a member of St. 'Joseph's Church, Clinton. Mrs. G. W. Young (By our Bayfield correspondent) The death occurred in Windsor on June 25 of Mrs. George W. Young. Formerly Fanny Hinde, the youngest -daughter of the late Margaret Hunter and the Rever- end William Hinde, she was born in Ormstown, Que., 80 years ago. The deceased woman was very well known in this district, having come here with her parents in July 1906 when her father became rector. of Trinity Church, Bayfield, St, John's, Varna, and St. Luke's, Goshen. While here she was organist in Trinity Church and took a prom- inent part in. choir and other church activities, especially in the Guild which her father organized in 1907. Her mother passed away in 1908 and her father was super- annuated in April 1909. Shortly after this Miss Hinde entered the Orthopedic Hospital, Toronto, as a nurse -in -training, after which she took post graduate work in New York. She was married to George W. Young, Port .Stanley, who pre. deceased her in 1921, Mrs, Young continued to reside in Port Stan- ley until a few ' years ago when she sold her residence and went to live with a friend at Kent's Bridge, later going to snake her home with a cousin near Fingal. She had been in delicate health for a number of years, her last ill- ness extending over a year, About a year ago she entered the Private Medical Hospital, Windsor, She is survived by three nieces, Miss Evelyn Harmer, Reg.N., To- ronto; Mrs. Clifford Erskine (Ed- ith), Meaford; Miss Fanny Harm- er, Windsor; also a great hiece, Margaret Erskine, Medford, and a. great nephew, Haldane Sullivan, Windsor. The funeral service was held on Sunday evening, June 28, 1953, at eight -thirty from the Morris Wlnclsor Chapel, 68 Giles Boule- vard V, The Rev, A. 1J, Hawker. and the Rev. Joseph Tuliey offic- iated, The cortege left by motor on Monday morning at 9 o'clock to Woodland Mausoleum, London for service at 1.39 p.m, NOW PLAYING -.-July 9-11— Red Skelton -- Timmy Considine "THE CLOWN{' MON-TUES-W1! D --July 1$'-I5 "THE SECRET OF CONVICT LAKE" starring ETHEL BARRYMOR• GLEN FORD THURS-FRZ-SAT--July 16-18 "BRAVE WARRIOR" starring JON HALL 4.r CHRISTINE LARSON — Color JULY 23rd; THE ROYAL CORONATION FILM in Technicolor "A Queen is Crowned" PARK THEATRE CAPITAL THEATRE GODERICH-+-Phone 1150 GODEIi,1CH -- Phone 47 Now: Rita Hayworth starred in "AFFAIR IN' TRINIDAD" 111ON-TUES-W:E11--,. Richard Widmark — Jeanne Crain Fred Alien Charles Laughton Arnie Baxter --- Marilyn Monroe Head a truly All Star Cast in an unusual picture based on five O'Henry comedy -dramas. "O'HENRY'S FULL HOUSE" TI•IUU-FRI-SAT-- "CITY BENEATH THE SEA" --- In Technicolor -- Two deep-sea divers, seeking a million in gold bullion, discover a submerged city off the coast of Jamaica. Robert Ryan Mala Powers and Anthony Quinn Coming: "A QUEEN TS CROWN- ED"—The Coronation in sparkling Technicolor. Now; "SON OF BELLE STARR' With Dona Drake and Keith Larsen -- - In, Color MON-TUES-WED— Dana Andrews --- Marta Tore* and George Sanders In Paris, where anything can hap- pen and usually does, an American . adventurer finds a dramatic romance, 'ASSIGNMENT PARIS' THUR-FRI-SAT— "THE NET" -- Featuring Muriel Pavlov — This 3. Arthur Rank production ranks high on the list of British mystery stories. Phyllis Calvert ---James Donald Robert Beattie Coming: "THE LADY WANTS MINK" Eve Arden & Technicolor Western Ontario's Cash Crop Day Next Tuesday ' The 1953 edition, "Western On- tario Cash. Crop Day", is in 'the hands of the printer. It promises to be the greatest annual show since the idea first took form in 1951. Ninety fertile acres on the Ivan Perritt - Arthur Purcell ,farms in the northwest corner of Elgin County have been planted to the five demonstration crops: silage and husking corn, soy beans, white beans, sugar beets and potatoes, Variety and fertilizer tests are featured with each of these crops. Designed especially as an extra for summer visitors, seven variet- ies of oats, in large test plots, are growing on the Perritt farm. These show excellent growth. The first organized program at the site will be a special open twi- light meeting on Tuesday, July 14. All interested persons in Western Ontario are invited. An excellent program has been arranged, in- cluding a special feature for the ladies. Miss Agnes Turnbull, local home economist, Women's Insti- tute Branch, is in charge of the ladies' program. The Perritt and Purcell farms are located in the north of Ald- borough Township, seven miles northwest of Rodney, four miles southwest of Wardsville. They are easy to find. Simply follow the arrow signs which are already in place. 0 Visitors at the Noble Holland farm Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. H. Charlesworth (cousins of Prof. Whitely), Clinton; Mrs. Gibson, Sr., Blyth; Mr. and Mrs. John Gibson and family, Blyth; Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth McBurney and fam- ily, London, and O. L. Switzer, Clinton. Quebec is the only walled city in North America. In 1939 Canadians paid less than $1,250,000,000 to municipal, pro- vincial and federal governments. In 1952 they paid more than $6,750,000,000. Clinton Community Farmers AUCTION SALES EVERY FRIDAY During Summer Months Sales aheld at '7.30 p.m. 3. COREY, Sales Manager E. °W. ELLIOTT Auctioneer K. W. COLQUH6UN, Clerk CEMENT Contractors CEMENT B,U1LD1NG and CHIMNEY BLOCKS Built and Repaired GUY IVES and SONS Phone Carlow 1612 30-pttb 4 4-+44P+4.«+ 11111tl1111111111111111 iIIIIII ll l (1 111111111111111 I11111111111111111111111111111111111 Flowers Telegraphed Anywhere K. Co COOKS 0 FLORIST Phone 66W — Clinton Dates Announced District Fall Fairs Here is a Iist of local Fall Fair Dates; as released by F. A. Lash- ley, of the Agricultural Societies Branch of the Department of Ag- riculture; Bayfield, Sept. 30, Oct. 1; Blyth, Sept. 22, 23; Brussels, Oct. 1, 2; Dungannon, Sept. 22; Exeter, Sept. 23, 24; Forest, Sept. 25, 26; Har- riston, Sept. 23, 24; Kincardine, Sept. 17, 18; Kirkton, Oct. 1, 2; Lions Head Sept.1617; Sept, 28, 29; London (Western Fair), Sept. 14-19; Lucknow, Sept. 29, 30; Meaford, Oct. 2, 3; Mild- may, Sept. 14, 15; Milverton, Sept. 25, 26; Mitchell, Sept. 29, 30; Neustadt, Sept. 18, 19; Palmerston, Oct. 5, 6; Parkhill, Sept. 25; Ripley, Sept. 25, 26; Seaforth, Sept. 24, 25;' Stratford, Sept. 21-23; Teeswater, Oct. 6, 7; Tillsnnburg, Sept. 21-23; Toronto (CNE), August 28 -Sept: 12; Toronto (Royal Winter Fair), Nov. 13-21; Wiarton, Sept. 17, 18; Zurich, Sept. 28, 29; International Plowing Match, Durham -North- umberland, Colbourg, Oct. 6-9. o - Miss W. Gray Honoured By Hensall Friends Miss Winnie Gray, who will teach in the new Clinton Public School this fall, was honored prior to her departure from Hensall by several organizations. At a social evening held by the Rebekah lodge of which Miss Gray was formerly recording secretary, Mrs. William Caldwell made the presentation to her of a Corona- tion cup and saucer. The Hensall Womens' Institute presented her with a, gift of china at their dos- ing meeting. At the closing meet- ing of the United Church Evening Auxiliary, of which she was secre- tary, Doris McKelvie read an ad- dress of good wishes and Gladys Luker made the presentation of a leather-bound hymnary. Children of Hensall school pre- sented individual gifts, including a red leather -fitted travel case from her class. Two girls, Jean Hend- erson and Marilyn Smith, made the presentation. 3% Interest on Savings (No °Service Charges) Savings DQubled In .. Case of Death • Open a Savings Account in the Clinton Community , Credit Union today Loans to Members at . ; Reasonable Rates W. V. ROY—Manager During June, July and August, Office open Saturday evening • from 8 to 10. SERVICE • Factory trained arid supervised technicians , GALBRAITH Radio & Television WE SERVICE EVERYTHING WE SELL — "Clinton's Only Record Bar" — TELEPHONE 482 +4-+-0+4^4.4•-4-4-4-44-+-•-6-4-4-44-0- Be Ye Also Ready For in such an hour as ye think not —The Son of Man cometh" . Matt. 24: 44 "The Lord Jesus shall be revealed from heaven with his mighty angels in flaming fire taking vengeance on them that know not God and that obey not the gospel of our Lord Jesus Christ" 2 Thes. 1: 7, 8. "Seek ye the Lord while He may be found." Isa. 55: 6 Charles Fuller — 123 Los Angeles, Calif. -- Tune in ABC Network Sundays, 4 p.m. (EST) 16-20-24-b SLACKS GREYS BLUES BROWNS GREENS You Name It: We Have It; See our pant reeks now. Full selection from 8.50 up. SUMMER SUGGESTIONS: SPORT SHIRTS T-SHIRTS SWIM SUITS — STRAW IIATS SPORT COATS — Etc, PICKETT e CAMPBELL Arrow Shirts Stetson Unto THE STORE FOI2. MEN PHONE 25 MAIN CORNER -.-- CLINTON