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\ \ / ( t f ■■it Page Two THE CLINTON CHRONICLE THURSDAY, MAY 5, 1949 West Clinton... (Continued from page fivet ind purses. May God bless each one ..r.ci 1 hope I can return your kind ness: —John W. Hedspeth. Among The Sick Mrs. Sarah Gann is ill at her home. Mrs. Ovell Woody and small daughter. Brenda Ann, are ill with flu. Mrs. Ada Giles underwent an operation at the Workman Memorial hospital in Woodruff last week. Mrs. Roy Passmore is ill at her home. Friends of Miss TheLma Russ are sorry to know she is a patient at Hays hospital. . , John W. Hedspeth is improving at the Blalock clinic. Revival Meeting Rev. C. Y. Satterfield announces s tent revival to begin Monday eve ning. May 9 at the Lydia commun ity. He wnll conduct the services nd extends a cordial welcome to Ihe public. And ex /he pul Birthdays and Wedding Anniversaries Barry Whitman was 6 years old May 3.’ __ _ Furman Adams will be 6 years old tomorrow. H. C. Hedspeth celebrated a birth day May 1. Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Whitsel cele brated a wedding anniversary May 7. Mrs..R. L. Yarborough has a birth day Miy 7. Jimmie Wooten was 13 years old April 26. Linda Ann Braswell was 10 years old May 3. F< rrest Samples has a birthday May 15. i Jimmy Ray celebrated a birthday May 2. Furman Master has a birthday May 9. Janie Butler had a birthday April 23th. May 6th is William B. Woodward’s birthday. Charles Gann will have a birth day Sunday. May 1st was Ovell Woody’s birth day. April 9th w r as Michael McGee's birthday. Eddie McGee had a birth- i day April 16, and Tony McGee cele brated a birthday April 13. May 2nd was Mrs. L. W. Spires’ birthday. Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Windsor cele brated their 27th wedding anniver sary April 29. Sgt. Edgar Brazil has a birthday May 17. Robert Wood has a birthday May 13th. W. D. Sizemore celebrated his 84th birthday April 17 with a dinner. May 12th is Mrs. E. D. McCul lough’s birthday. Mrs. Bill Snelgrove has a birthday May 10. Mrs. Rufus Sullivan celebrates a birthday May 16. Little Walter Gregory celebrated a birthday May 2. Today is Mrs. J. C. Cannon’s birthday. Mrs. Morris Thibadeau had a birthday April 27. May 1st was Victory Snow’s 3rd. birthday. Nancy Ann Leopard was 4 years old April 25. i I i Certified Cold Fur Storage YOUR FURS CLEANED, GLAZED, STORED. All furs insured while in our core. . I CALL 436 FOR PROMPT AND COURTEOUS PICK-UP AND DELIVERY SERVICE Sunshine Cleaners I TITS STREET PHONE 436 WtWTH£N£W HOTPOMT REFRIGERATOR for 1949 .■ yV v. - . V • * • — IpBSl l.' mm, fy v .^ - •*r! . Model E-A, 8 Cu. Ft. COM! IN AND SU Hotpoint’a brillUnt $245.00 EASY TERMS new rtfngeritort for 1D49. Coca par* them with other mak**, and aaa bow Hotpoint’e revolutionary Mir give* you extra ahalf ap ■pace and convenlaocal Yo for more food*, more tall 1 with kitchen-j Hotpoint ia tha ator buy for ’491 d aaa bow have roaaa . Evirjbtfj’s II -Hotpoihl: irrMufo r s $44 Do\Vn — $14.88 Monthly HOME SUPPLY CO. Pitts Street Woman’s Society Meets "Christ, the Answer in the Home,” was the topic of the meeting of the Woman’s missionary society of Cal vary Baptist church Monday evening at the church. The program was led by the program chairman, with Mrs. Ralph Riddle leading in prayer. Mrs. R. B. Amick gave the scripture from Deuteronomy 11, and Colos- sians 3, and the following gave in teresting talks on the home: Mrs. R. L. Yarborough, Mrs. Grady Smith and Rev. J. W. Spillers gave a talk o "How We Can Make Our Homes Better.” Closed with a hymn and prayer. The president, Mrs. Amick, had charge of the business session, and Mrs. Grady Smith, secretary, called the roll and read the minutes of the previous meeting. After a business session plans were made to pound a needy family. The meeting was closed with prayer by the pastor. Mrs. Bertie Hodge and Mrs.. Laura Mae Howard served sandwiches, cookies and punch. ■ ■ i Interesting Closing Program Announced At Bell Street School Closing exercises at Bell Street school began last week with the an nual declamation contest. Monday. May 2. Mzy Day exer cises were held. On Tuesday. May 3, primary op eretta, "Spring Glow,” was given. The program for the remainder of the commencement season end ing June 2, follows: i Friday. May 6 8:00 p m., operetta, , ‘‘Sleepy Jlead,’’ by Charles George. Tuesday, May 10, 8:00 p.m., “Keep It Under Your Hat,” comedy drama in 3 acts by Hazel Peavy. Monday. May 16, 8:00 p.m., "Keep Your Fingers Crossed,” by Edith Lo- ring. 11th grade Friday. May 20, "Amazing Gracie,” by Jay Tobias. A farce in three acts. 10th grade. Nan,” a comedy drama in 3 acts by Sheldon Parmer. 8th and 9th. grades. Sunday. May 29, 3:30 p.m., annual sermon. Speaker, Rev. E. L. McAd ams, A.B., D.D., Johnson C. Smith University, Charlotte, N. C. Mem ber Omega Psi Phi Fraternity. U. S Army Chaplain for 3 years. Pas tor Washington Street Presbyterian Church, Abbeville, and Mt. Zion Presbyterian OChurch, Due West. Monday, May 30, class night. Tuesday, May 31, “The Gang's All Here,” a hilarious farce in three acts by Keith Merrill. Thursday, June 2, graduation ex ercises. Speaker, Miss E. G. Schmoke, A.B., Shaw University, Raleigh, N. C.; M. A., University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, Mich.; Fur ther study, Columbia University, New York City; Head of the English Department, West Charlotte High School, Charlotte, N. C.; President of North Carolina Drama Associa tion; Basiileus of Alpha Lambda Omega Chapter of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Charlotte, N. C. 22 Drunken Drivers Arrested In County Special to The Chronicle. Columbia, May 4. — A total of 22 driving privileges were withdrawn in Laurens county last month, it has been reported by H. E. Quarles, Jr., director of the motor vehicle division of the S. C. State Highway Department. The suspensions were all made on charges of driving un der the influence of liquor, and all of the offenders were male. Of the Laurens county drivers whose licensese were withdrawn during Marcn, nine were in the 17 to 30 age grouping, eight were be tween 30 and 40, and five were forty years of age or older. In the state as a whole, 527 driv ing privileges were suspended, of which 522 were on charges of drunk T en driving and five on charges of reckless driving. Next to Bailey’s Bank AUTO LOANS PROMPT SERVICE SECl'MTY LOAN AND INVESTMENT CO. (Chartered 1905) 1219 Boyce Street Newberry, S. C. L. W. Cooper, Agent Clinton, S. C. 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