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/ 1 * V 1 I THURSDAY, MAY 19, 1949 THE CLINTON CHRONICLE Page Fir# Attending Baptist Convention On Tuesday Rev. and Mrs. James MclNTOSH'S SHOE SHOP Send Your Shoes To Us for Best Materials and Workmanship. | Mitchell left by car for a trip which will carry them across the country to Texas and Oklahoma City where .they will'attend the Southern Bap tist convention May 18-22. Mr. Mitchell is pastor of the Joanna Bap tist church. While in Texas the Mitchells will visit friends at Southwestern Semi nary, Fort Worth, from which in stitution they received degrees in religious education in May of last year. . WEEK-END TRIPS .. VISITORS , . ILLNESS BRIEFS...ABOUT THE PEOPLE YOU KNOW Items of Interest Concerning Clinton Residents ATTENTION! The organizational committee of the Fire Baptized Holiness Church .wishes to thank Mr. Walter Regnery for the donation of a site for the erec tion of a church building. We wish also to thank the people of the community for the support al- —- ready given this movement, and will appreciate any support in the future. Any donation may be sent to ... . BOX 384, JOANNA Bring Us Your Financial Problems! The Bank of Clinton invites you to use the facilities of its complete banking service. You will always find a friendly, com petent service awaiting you here. - Bring us your financial worries and let us assist you in arriving at a practical solution to any problem. WE INVITE YOU TO GROW WITH US Bank Of Clinton Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation YOU HAVE SEEN THIS Handsome Howell Set Featured in House Beautiful and other magazines many times. The roomy oval table is 35 in. by 53 in. and extends with leaf to 35 in by fi5 in. . . . that means four, six, and sometimes more can be seated around it. This sturdy all- metal table has beautifully chrome-plated edge and legs. Top is finished in plastex in choice of gay colors . . . red, golden yellow and black. Thhe comfortable chairs are richly upholstered in DuPont Fabrilite . . . the new plas-i tic material that wipes clean as new with a damp cloth am} wears like iron. THIS 5-PIECE QUALITY SET IS A GREAT VALUE AT— *98 50 • T. E. Jones & Sons Mr. and Mrs. Ross Burton, of Whit mire, visited the former’s brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs[ G. A. Burton, Sunday. Miss Juanita Workman spent the week-end in Columbia with her sis ters, Mrs. Tommy Brabham, and Miss Grace Workman. Misses Colie Summer, Catherine Flow, and Mildred Turner, Mrs. W. A. Gossett and Mrs. Chrystell Flowe jvill leave tomorrow for a several days’ stay at Myrtle Beach. Mrs. M. Cassanova, Miss Angela Cassanova and Mike Cassanova spent Sunday with their son and ; brother, Adrian Cassanova, and Mrs. Cassanova, in Columbia. Mrs. L. O. Thornley fs attending the 'Southern Bell Telephone com pany chief operators meetings in Greenville this week. Mr. and Mrs. C. N Franks and son, Bobby, were visitors in Columbia during the week-end. Mr. and Mrs. Robert McCrary and daughter, Emily, Mr. and Mrs. C. H. McCrary, Mr. and Mrs. Mabry Mc Crary. Mrs. Abit Alexander, and Kenneth McCrary spent Sunday at Chimney Rock, N. C. Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Elkins, Jr., and son. Cliff, III, of Stuart, Fla., are spending several ( weeks with Mrs., Elkins’ mother, Mrs. John D. Davis. Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Chaney and lege. Rock Hill, and were week-end guests of Misses Ann and Jean Wil liams Mrs. D. E. Kennedy has accepted a position in the office of Robert E Wysor, III, feal estate and insurance agent. Friends of Mrs. C. B. Kugler will be glad to know she is improving satisfactorily at the Blalock clinic, where she underwent an appendec- torrly Sunday. I CREDITORS’ NOTICE All persohs Tiaving claims against the estate oUjGeorge Washington Cox, deceased, are hereby notiQed to file j the same duly verifier!, with the un dersigned, and those indebted to said estate will please make payment likewise. , LCTLE MARTIN COX, < Administratrix, Clinton, S. C. May 6, 1949. 26-3? CONGRATULATIONS 1 Mr. and Mrs! Thomas C. Chandler Mrs. T__R.. Buzhardt are spending and son, of Lake City, spent the several days in Solomoris, Md., with week-end with Mr. and Mrs. M. A. chief Petty Officer H. M. Chaney and I Milam, Sr., and other relatives. Mrs. Mrs. Chaney. Mr. and Mrs. James Smith and son, Michael, of Columbia, spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. E. L. lollai Mr. Winnsboro, spent the week-end with and Mrs. East Carolina Ave. Phone 131-R Chandler and son remained here for a week’s stay. Friends of Mr. and Mrs. Robert weeK _ er Fennell will be interested to know Holland they will move next week to Dillon to make their home, where the for- ^ r- . anc * Mrs. Ed McMeekin, of ; mer will be employed. Miss Eulalia Cook, returned mis- l atter s parents, Mr sionary from Cuba, spent several ^ e;>r 8 e Speake. days last week as the guest of Mr. John Pitts. Ill, student at Clemson and Mrs. R. R. Gaddy, Jr. college, spent the wee*-end with his Recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henderson Perry M. Moore and family were Mr. Pitts. and Mrs. W. T. McCracken and chil- Mrs. H. W. Simmons. Mr. and Mrs dren of Sumter, Mr. and Mrs. Paul James Simmons. Mrs. Roy Swaying- McCracken and son, of York, and ham, and Mrs. James Creswell spent Mr. and Mrs. Harry Shumacher, of the week-end in Norfolk, Va.. where Woodruff. they attended the Oral Roberts evan- f Mrs. J. D. Jeanes. Mrs. Jack Jeanes gelistic campaign and son. Tommy, were guests of Dr Mr and Mrs H M R )wland Jr Sundav^ *' and s0n ' H of Miltor> >!a! Miss Ann Blakely was the week- Ho ^ m ^u‘. end 8 u« o< friends in Mr Bee frCunS*"" 15 ' ^ H vine. Fla., u vis.tin* her daughter, s ^ ot c® h ' v r “f. Mrs. Henry Hunter, and Mr Hunter Hv? thH «h ?' , a , in Toanna , me th,s * c e k -end to spend several Mr anH Mr* ur r> ck i a ' weeks her mother, Mrs. J. K Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Shealy and Mac „ .. . r • j t_ «. nation, friends of Mrs. Hatton and . Htpp, Jr., accompanied by Mrs.’ „ Thima* Wattan , Oswald Copeland, of Newberry, trt T! ,1' o 1 be int * r ‘ spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. B. in»n ^ Vi rno ^ < ! W Gibson, in New Zion. ^eir recently purchased Mr Mr* i u . home on Florida street, formerly •Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Henry and owned bv Mr and Mr* w r ahu children of Montgomery. Ala., spent Mr * . v V p b , the week-end with Mrs. HenTv's ^ °' TYxntKor vyi a i_ • • * viroonvi.Jo, spent tnp cpK*ond mother, .Mr,. J A Coleman, and Mr. his ents Mr and Mrs vv R ^ and Mrs. Marion Nabors. ‘ ‘ 4 . tl V „ Pri«r,a. tvf t n c u friends of their father, W. R. Pitts. friends of J. B. Speake will be ^11 w* 1,^ ... » ;!•?'■>‘"7 * -prove .T'L^ l k ni 0 ni^ , ^, VmJ Mtlim Where 1,0 ,s ■* Mr- •xd Mrs. John F Beckman : ' Mr and Mrs. J. A. Mahon and two ° hi “- *«j daughters, of Greenville, were here weeks' .ttv -'vi*h m. ' rV i, e ' a - during the week-end for a visit with Darents _ nd v*; 1 R I l ecl i man s Mrs. Mahon’s parents. Mr. and Mrs. S ’ gU ‘ 1 Mr. and Mrs. T. \L Wright spent' L flf CrUZl dau « hter ’ t the week-end recently with relatives v ^ tin Rock Hill. Lh Mr* n A parents - Dr - I Mrs John Henry and Miss Mary ‘ Lt ‘ Co 'j a d m^ r r Etta Henry, of Greenville, were chddre C n 01 jf " d ^ Ir .V a i a L ', C A U P ^ guests during the week of Mr. and Charles ’ of Far^o Mrs. Ansel B Godfrey kI!! Fa ^°’ N> D> who have Dr. and Mrs. David Wilson, of m!" „ V,S “ in * ber Mr and Greenville, were guests Saturday of are «:n*nHmt» rys ° f n ’ ne , ar Mountville. Dr and Mrs. D. O. Rhame. aim Lne w J ayS W ‘ th h6r Mr. and Mrs. David Trice of Fay- mV. iv? j™™?**™™- etteville, N. C, spent the week-end is ^ J^st of Mr* a'nS v? arI R*^"' | with her mother and grandmother, Williams * d MrS Balley Hunted* fl WOrk,nan • and MrS ' LCe , Fr ‘ ends ^ Mrs. R. B. Vance will Fr,ends of Mrs. w. B. Able .nd ['TaMhelui^ “umc‘ nd 3 pa - children will be interested to know; -r p au i R r(lwn „, hr . ie , .hey let, yesterday ,o join Mr. Able wjh InteZ'ional B, Je ^Sf - y Wi “ n ’ akC ln D «~“- i» spending some ! Mr. and Mrs. Alex R. Blakely arel ™s c T r Th^m7 n and 'r 11 /' landing some time in Houston,; Ianta . Ga ;, dunng ■ ,f' *»? Mr,. H. K. Williamsoh, | Thomas'on,’’ who ’returned in’me^wdth of Lancaster, spent Sunday with Mrs. her to spend the week-end M ss Williamson s sisters Mrs. Leila N. Thomason had as her guest M s! Johnson and Mrs. Mary Norman, and Paula Sullivan, also of Atlanta i during the day the>\ accompanied by Dr and Mrs D o rh .mo Mary Ruth Norman, visited the for- spending the week at Myrtle Beaeh I !" cr s dau * h 7. Miss Barbara Wil- where fhe former is attenih,“ the Spartanburg^ 11 ’ “ C °" V * ra * ^ «« the S. C. MeS'^soaf ! B. W Gibson Jr., student at the Mr. and Mrs. Garv Holcomb snent nnersity o 4 South Carolina, was Sunday in Campobeilo with her par- the guest of Mr. and Mrs. W. C ents. Mr. and Mrs. H. M Howard Shealy during the past week. Guests of Dr. and Mrs. F F Hicks ’ . r h an . d . Mrs - - T - Kan >nng visit- during the past week were the lat- ? gardens in Sumter on ter’s sister. Mrs. Sam Phifer Mrs Mr and Mr- FH Woll a Fra «k Fairley, Mrs. Robert Williams Mr. and Mr, Ed Wells and sons and Mrs. Howard Smith of Monroe : were guests of the former’s sister, N. C. Mr. and Mrs. Dolan Jones and ^ fpop" V V Haupfear - and Mr - Haup- Mr. and Mrs. Frank W. Dillon also ’ \t , Sunday - ' of Monroe, will spend this week-end Wm ^ and Cleon Smith, with Dr. and Mrs Hicks of Dillon were guests several days Mrs. *W E. Wenher has accented during the week of Mr. and Mrs. a position vyuib Moores’ Dress Durward Murdock, and son, Haynie Shoppg. On Sunday they visited points of in- Misses Sara Elizabeth Wo kman terest in the mountains of North Car- and Carolyn Young attended the i Mr „ A , ^ May day exercises at Winthrop col- Mr. and Mrs. Ansel B. Godfrey, , Miss Joy Godfrey, and Gallic Gault were in Orangeburg Sunday to visit the latter's mother, Mrs. M. G. Gault, who was injured in an automobile accident and is a patient in- the hos pital there. Mrs. A. Ross Blakely spent sev eral days recently with Mrs. Leonard Lockett, in Greenville. | Mrs. Fannie Parrish ’’spent the' week-end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. S. W. Fuller, in Cross Hill. I Miss Elsie Neighbors spent the week-end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Neighbors. i ' Friends of Mrs. N. A. Shouse, who lives near here, will be glad to know i she is able to be up again following a recent operation * at the Blalock i clinic. Friends of Miss Florence Adair will be glad to know she is able to be out again following an illness, j Mr. and Mrs. S. W. Sumerel at-i I tended the wedding of Miss Dorothy I ! Sue Jackson and William Vannoy j Woodson in Greenville Saturday eve-! ning. Mr. and Mrs. J. Harvey Wither spoon, of Whi^e Plains, were visitors t: Classes of ’49 This battered old world of ours is going to be a better place in which to live because of your youth, your energy and your brains. We wish you success on the path toward your future and know you'll make go^d . . . you always have. M. §. 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