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THE CLINTON CHRONICLE
Page Five
Employment In
December Falls
Washington, Jan.-S.^The Census and other lines which always con-
Bureau reported today that the num- ■ tract during the winter,
her of Americans with regular jobs! Farm employment was down 1,105,
dropped 962,000 in December. 000 leaving the-net decline of 962,000
It said the fall was due to the slow-! in jobholders,
down in farm operations with the
onset, of winter.
Non-farm employment increased
increase in ^part-time holiday-season IWEEK-ENDTRIPS . VISITORS . . ILLNESS
!jobs offseFdeclines ih construction
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Items of Interest Concerning Clinton Residents
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JANUARY 5-«
merton, N! C., with their son-in-law
and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Ray
mond Crowson.
i- Jam?s S.'Von Hollen has returned
from a trip to Tampa; Fla., where he
spent several days and attended the
Cigar bowl game.
Mr
lanta
Mr. ahd' Mrs. D. A Williams, of spent last week at Daytona Beach,
Ninety-Six., were guests of Mr. and Fla. ’- •••*.•
| Mrs. Tom Milam during’the holidays. Mr. and Mrs. James A Poole have
Hugh ShOcKiy, oT Spartanburgr>!” < ’‘ urnef ^ l0 Dunn, N. C., af^er spend-
spent a . few days recently with his sevpra! days recently with Mr.
'sister, Mrs. W! P. Jacobs. ? nd Mrsr w R - Browra > Allen Poole
a*, r, o w . j , . £nd other relatives.
; Mrs. Dan Roberts and children, of • . •
Carthage, N. C,, have returned home Dr and Mrs. George R . Blalock
atter a visit with Mrs. Roberts’ :ni childr * n have returned from a
mother. Mrs. George W^ Taylor, and 0 A daj, ' ;5 stay at SiIver SP 1- *' 0 * 3 and '
ither points oV interest in .Florida.
Ispent several days last week in Cra-1 Greenvyille, Mr. and Mrs. C. M^As-’' Recent guests of Mr. and Mr Mr. and Mrs... W O. Holland and'
merton. VT. C with their son-in-law bill and children, Bietty and Clar-^ k Ro jj anc j . were ^i va Holland ot a ns spent Sunday m Easley with
ence, Jr., of Raleigh, N. C., were Laurens, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Kelly* Mr. and Mrs Thomas F. Casey.
gU ^ S iur ^ U A )n ^ children, and Mrs.. Tom Flow T. Russell Cooper.-with Mr. and
and Mrs. Ansel B. Godfrey. children of Joanna. S. W P-a- Mrs. David Copeland and daughter,
Mrs? T, J. Blalock is a patient at ther and Walter\.Wells of near here.’* Miss Jean Copeland, of Renno, will
the Blalock clinic: — *■-"' -Mr^rid Mrs N. E. Hill of Hdbbys- return tbclay from a trip to Florida
tw v.ill^'Mr ^hd Vis. James, T.'.$mith where', they visited Mr. and Mrs.
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ar bowl gaime. “ ’ v j Mrs. David Tribble spent'a few vil^ Mr.r^fjd l^lrs. James T '.^mith where they visit*
If. and Mrs. W. B.'Chaney, of-At- days last week at Avondale Estates, of CcflurHbw, and Mrs C Q Holland Frank Teague in
La, Ga., ,Mr. and Mrs-. Lynn Cha- 'Ga., -with Iflr parents,. Dr. and Mrs. jmd \ir>.' E^lizabeth Sellers" of this ond Mrs. George
, of Fort«Smith, Ark., were guesti J- B. Green. Mr. Tribble spent the city. • ’ - Winter. Haven. Wh
Pompano and Mr.
E Copeland in
While Sway they also
the former’s sister, Mrs. Ryland! week-end there and accompanied her , Mr and Mrs. Joseph- Steiner, the visited other points of interest in the
Sumerel, and Mr. Sum ere 1 recently, home. . Latter’s niece, Miss Dolores Burke of -■'tate. George E. Copeland accompan-
George Turner spent Che week-end! The Rev. and MrsrJames C. Dick- Baltimore. Mr and Mrs. Clifton j ;ed them home to spend some time
in Camden and attended the Horse er t and son, Andy, are occupying the Adair > Johnny Adair and Earl Fittf i vith relatives,
bowl game. j newly comple;ted Lutheran parsonage
' Mrs. Alma McKee is visiting her on Cleveland street-^ .
1 daughter, Mrs. J. C. Hedden and Recent guests of Mrs^W J. Dun-
Mr. Hedden in Charleston. . can a " d ^ ., Ne " e D -
I Friends of Mrs. Hubert Owens’ will ? ere ^ rs ‘ Dav ^ d Duncan and chil-.
r be glad to know she is recuperating i dr ® n ’, t Geor i e Duncan, Otis Duncan
at her home after being ill and a pa-l and : Ml ' s Sara - al “ u M ! ss
*tient at Hays hospital. + Mattie Duncan and Mrs. Ed Christy,
! Mr. and Mrs. Sam McCrary and i and ft M . r /’ vVl ! ll ?f n ^£ ott ’ 0 Mlss
1 daughter, Rose Ann, Mrs. C. H. Me- Ld f ^ ott ’ T Mr ^ d 1 , S ^ tt j
hcrary and son, Kenneth, were week-T 31 *^ 55 frene Dumian, latTof Whit- 1
'end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene , . ^ ^ ^
Sheorn in Camden and attended the John Mimnau « h ’ who has been
Horse bowl game op Monday.
Jack K. Barnes has returned to hist
position in Chicago. 111., after spend
j making his home in Birmingham,' h
Ala., and formerly of this city, has
accepted a traveling position with
ing the holidays with’ his parents, 1 ^ C w -Anderson Hpsiery^Co., «
Mr. and Mrs. Eric Barnes. bere ’ and Wll> reslde m ^ orth Carc> -
Mrs. John dTDivls"HST'fEWfned lln , d .. ... . ‘ u '—W
from a visit with her sister, Miss f ^ lSs Virginia Sadler has returned
Etta Sue Sellers, in Latta.’ , ^ New York, after spending the h<?l- ^
i Friends of Mrs. B. C. Williamson,! ldays at . ^ u ho u me her t She was ac * M
Jr., will be glad to know she is im- rompanied.by her mother, Mr*. R. E. -
’erwying at,home after being ill and a S - adler ’ a v i slt of several weeks,
i patient at the Blalock clinic. j B ' Le *’ R° cl< y Mount.
I Little Ellen McMaster, of Winns- N ’. wlU a " lve „ today m f ° r a ., vlslt
boro, is spending the week with her, ^ he {! Bailey
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. W. H . L Fr ; e " ds ° f Mlss u Mary ^ lakel y wl11
Simpson - " t ^ g ad t0 know 3 he bas resumed her
| Mr. and Mrs: A. D: Conner have ofTice P° 3 itio n at Yarborough Oil
comppany after an illness'and hos-
returned to their home in Lexington
Park, Ky., after spending the holi
days with the latter’s parents, Mr.
and Mrs. R.. M. League.
pital stay.
Miss Ann Macdonald has returned!
to Agnes Scott college, Decatur, Ga.,
t Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Bauknight and after siding the holidays with her
|daughter, Amelia, of Orangeburg. p . a . rents ’ Dr and Mrs - M ' A. Macdon-
the Rev. and Mrs. W. Q. Grigg and a i l xr * , •>
! son, Quay, of Sylva, N. C. Sam Stone , Th , e ^ u ev and Mrs - w N - ^ong and :j
'and son, Donny, of Charleston, spentl fam ‘ ly have returned to their home if:
! a few days last week with their 1Beln ] 0 " t ' N n c - a visit with - S
j mother, Mrs. Metta Stone. ' ! and ^ Ir . S - R P ' W 1 J der ; *
Miss Mildred Young spent the , ‘ r ,. and ,^ rs j Elhs Stockman and «
! week-end in Augusta, Ga., as the dau S h ter, Magdehne, of Batesburg, g
guest of Miss Dorothy Runge. ! we ™ recent guests of friends hfere.
Mrs. W! B. Owens, £r., and Miss 0l ^!l y der s P ent ;ast week at ••
Nancy Owens have moved into their ... ^ arm Foundation in g
new home gn South Owens street. ! SP j in 5*’ S
Miss Bernice Johnson has resumed , r ', and ^ rs ‘ ^ VYllilams of
her teaching position at the-Green- I,...?. * ^ r - and VIrs. W._D ft
I vjlle high school after spending the 1 hams of Forest City. N. C„ and j,«.;
] holidays at her home here.
I Miss Jean Layton, of Greenville,
I spent the New Year holidays with
her parents* Mr. and Mrs. Harry. C. :
Layton.
; Dr. and Mrs. Clymer Long and
son* of Freeport, Long Island. N. Y.,
spent the week-end with Dr. and!
I Mrs. D. O. Rhame.
Mrs. Joe Willard and daughter,
^ Carol, who have* betm making-their
home in Richmond, ya., are spend-
! ing some time with her parents, Mr.
j and Mrs. Andrew Johnson, before
imoving to Chicago, 111., where'they
will join. Mr. Willard to ipake their
home. Mr. Willard spent the ~New
Year holidays with his family here.
E. C. Young has returned to his
j home* in Nashville, Tenn., after
! spending the holidays with hU sis
ters, Miss Lillie Young and Mrsr-W.
E. Neighbors.
J. C. Nelson, of Spartanburg,’ for-
, merly of this city, visited friends^
< > j here during the past week.
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Martin and
! daughter, Mary, of Fountain Inn,
Mr.--and Mrs. B. W. Black and son,
| Butler, Jr, of Atlanta, Ga., Mr. and
Mrs. W. Alex Black, rrf Columbia,'
and Mr. and Mrs. G. Arthur Black
£nd daughters, Genie and Nancy, of
Greenville, spent the week-end with
their parents, Mr and Mrs. G. A.
Black.'
Mr. and Mrs: Thomas F. Holjis and
daughter, Nancy, spent the week-end
in Atlanta, Ga., with his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. M. O. Hollis.
■Mrs. D. K Snelgrove, Mrs. Carl
ton King, Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Cal
vert and Mrs. Thomas Starnes visit
ed Wilton Lanford, who is a patient
in the Veterans hospital at Oteen,
N. C., during the week. Friends of
|h« latter will be glad to know he is
Our Community
• Has faith In the young man and the young
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woman who can save money.
May we invite you to prepare for the future
with the help of our friendly hank.
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improving satisfactorily.
J. Isaac Copeland has returned to
Chapel Hill, N. C., after .^pending the
i holidays here.
Mrs.* Charles K. Willis, of Rich
mond, Va., spent several days this
week with her mother, Mrs. C. Q.
Holland.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Milam were re
cent guests of Mr. and Mrs. H. B.
Collins in Charlotte, N. C. |
Richard Copeland, of Greenville,
! spent last week with his mother,
l Mrs. R. E. Copeland.
Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Pitts spent the
! week-end in Dalton, Ga., .with Mr.
and Mrs. Buell Stark. Mrs. A. N.
Sewell, who had been spending
some time here, accompanied them
to her home. . i
Miss Florence Ella Blakely has re
sumed her position at Duke univer
sity, Durham. N. C., after a holiday 1
visit with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Ralph Blakely..
H. D. Rantin spent the holidays
with his daughter, Mrs. N. P. Dow,
and Mr. Dow in Knoxville, Tenn.
Gerald C. (Sonny) Suber has ac
cepted a position with T^C. Johnson
company.
Mr. a.id Mrs. Frank Godfrey and
son, Frank, of Columbia, Mrs. Bessie'
Godfrey of thi$ city, Mr. and Mrs.
Wal'er Rutledge and chili.en, Ruth,
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