The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, December 31, 1953, Image 5
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THE CLINTON CHEONICLE
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WEEK-END IKIES . . VISITORS . . ILLNESS ' ** " p *''“ D '
BRIEFS...ABOUT THE PEOPIE YOU KNOW
Items of Interest Concerning Clinton Residents
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Mrs. E. F. Culbreath and daugh
ters, Ann and Elizabeth, of Char
lotte, N. C., spent the holidays with
their mother and grandmother,
Mrs. O. I. Sheely.
Mrs. L. J. Brandt and daughters,
Martha and Susan, returned yester
day to thier home in Ashe boro, tf.
Mrs. A. N. Martin, m Roanoke Rap Mn. R. F Blakely and Misses
ids, N. C. i Margaret and Katherine Blakely
Guests during the holidays of spent the holidays in Louisville,
J Mrs. Ethel Pitts were Mr. and Mrs Ga.. with Rev. ai.d Mr*. W. M.
j W. D. Pitts and aon, Willie, of And- Blakely and family
person. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Jarvis Mrs. George Holland ^pent las’,
and sons of Columbia, and Mr. and week with her mother,” Mrs. F. A.
Mrs. Lessie Durden has returned Mrs. C. L. Pitts and daughter, Buchanan, in Swannanoe, N. C.
to the. A. L. Neighbors home after Mary, of Spartanburg. Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Arrington of
a visit with her daughter in Col- Mr. and Mrs. Bill Shields and Greneville, who have recently re-
lege Park, Ga. i son, Billy, are visiting the former’s turned from Iran, were guests last
Mrs. J. B. Wilder, with Mr. and P arents * D r - and Mrs. H. M. Shields, week of Mrs. R. F. Blakely and
Mrs. i. D. Maher, Mrs. Ada Camp- in Griffin, Ga. family.
bell and son of Spartanburg, spent! Guests last week of Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Joe H^girts and daughter.
DANCING CLASSES
Begin Tuesday, Jan. 5 - 3:30
AMERICAN LEGION HOME
Jackie Franks Will Teach Tap, Ballet and Acrobatic*,
Ethan Rippy, Former Teacher for Arthur Murray of
New Y'ork, Will Teach Ballroom Dancing:. These Class
es Will Begin at 7 O’clock.
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REGISTER BEFORE TUESDAY BY CALLING 704-M
Sunday in McCormick with her H. J. Pitts were Mr. and Mrs. Craig Rita, of Abbeville, visited the for-
C, after a few days visit with her son, G. C. Wilder, and Mrs. Wilder. Kennedy and children, Craig and mer’s mother, Mrs. George Holland,
parents, Dr. and Mrs. B. O. Whit-| Mrs. Joseph Steiner left Monday Sally, of Spartanburg; Mr. and Mrs. the past week.
ten. Mr. Brandt was also here dur- i for a visit with her Barents. Mr. Sam Evans and chidren of Lexing- A3c Thomas R. Owens of Lack- —
ing the week-end. and Mrs. J. Burke, in Baltimore, ton; and Mr. and Mrs. E. K. Bur- land AFB, Texas, is spending sev-
Miss Jamie Little spent the holi-jMd. ’ | dette of Charleston. , eral weeks with his parents, Mr.
days in Gastonia, N. C., with her Miss Fannie Parrish viited herj Mrs. Louise Hilton spent the an( * ^ ^ Gwens,
sister, Mrs. Everette Carson and parents, Mr. and Mrs. S. G. Fuller,'week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Nor- .. Mlss Anne Gw® 113 of Richmond,
family. ! in Cross Hill during the holidays. ! man Duke and family in Clemson. , • visit ji n fc her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. J. K. Hatton and Thomas: Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Black had as ! Lt and Mrs. Marshall Lanter re- R - S - Gwens.
Hatton have returned from Roan-1 their guests for Christmas Mr. and'turned Tuesday to Fort Benning, Tommy Morton is visiting Mr.
eke, Va., where they visited their. Mrs. W. Alec Black of Columbia;: Ga., after visiting the latter’s par- and Mrs - B L - Alston in Charlotte
daughter and sister, Mrs. W. D.l Mr. and Mrs. V. W. Black and But-I e nts, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Fowler. and Mr and Mrs> James Brogdon
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Martin and
in Benettsville.
Burley and Mr. Burley for the holi-! ler Black, Jr., of Atlanta, Ga.; Mrs.
tey*; „ B Garter and daughter,| children of Charleston, are guests cmrmr ar cHanv i-nnvr
Miss Frances Sheely was the Mary Cecil, of Richmond, Va.; Mr , this week of the latter’s mother,: a GIWG AT ol
guest of friend in Greenville on and Mrs. W. A. Martin and daugh- Mrs. James Pitts and family. 1 A sin 8 m 8 wlU ** at ^
Monday. ter, Mary, of Fountain Inn.
Mr. and Mrs. Ashby Galloway Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Rowland and
and daughter, Miss Jerry Galloway, son. Bill, are spending this week
of Anderson, joined other members in Welaka, Fla
of the family here on Christmas Mrs. Henry M. Lukstat left Mon-
singing will be neld at Shady
Misses Mary "loiT*a^'d “Margaret Gr t ove H club ’ Cross 0 Roads : ® n !
Bell of Staunton, a., are visiting Baturda ^.. n ‘ ght ’ i
their sister. Mrs. Robert E. Wysor, ^ ^ bhc 13 ,nvited to 3tte ^:
and Col. Wysor. FINAL SETTLEMENT
Mr. and Mn. J. F. Jacobs spent
rv . . ■ ■ ... , - t Take notice that on the 5th day of
Day *t the home of Mrs. Galloway s day for Clifton, N. J., where she several days this week with Mr. January 1954 I will render a final
sirter, Mrs. Eugene Johnson^ (will visit her mother, Mrs M Shu- and Mrs W B. Owens, Jr., and account'of m’y acts and doings as
Mrs. W. L. Marshall of Wades- pik family in Savannah, Ga. They were Executrix of the estate of James
boro, N. C-, is visiting Mrs. W. L. Mrs. S. M. Warner spent the holi- accompanied home by Mrs W Rhett Sloan in the office of thei
Mar hall, Jr..and Mn CM Bailey days in Shelbyville. Tenn with her Bailey Owens who nad been spend- judge of Probate of Laurens Coun-
Mr and Mrs. E W. Eptmg and Mr. and Mrs Jf. W. Hams and mg the holidays there. ty at 10 o'clock a m and on the
Mn. Jack Miller of Pom ana, were daughter. Miss Cornelia Harris, Mr and Mrs John Jordan and same day will apply for a final dis- X
guesta Christinas Day of Mr. and spent the holidays with relatives in daughter. Betsy, spent the holiday* f harse from mv trust as Executrix s
Mrr O. H Sh«ly Dillon .nd R*i Spongs. N. C ! u. Colombo w,U. U,, (onwr. .a- Any SSLThJSli « ! i
Mr. and Mrs. B. C. Ftaalar oCj Ml. and Mrs. H M V oung, Jr., ter, Mrs Guy Meares, and Dr. tate is notified and reauired to e
Sumter, were guesU of friends here and daughter. Carol. *>ent the Meares make payment on or before that’ $
during the week-end week-end in Charlotte with the lat- Guests yetarday of Mrs J. Clar- date; and all persons having clatrm t
, fLi nd i lr, e ( i 0r,e if’'* * >arent *- Mr * nd Mr> J q, ence Copeland were Mr and Mn .gamst said ntate will present ?
attended the Fisher - McKissick Hannan J A Todd of Barksdale. Mr and them on or before said date duly t
wedding in Greenville Saturday Mr. ani Mrs Reese Young and Mn L. R. Kamage of Wan Shoals. D r„ven. or be forever barred’
' and Mr and Mn R. L. Ch^ley of
New York
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CELEBRATE THE NEW YEAR HERE — DOORS OPEN 11:00 P.M.
SATURDAY
’MICKEY ROONEY-WANDA HENDRIX
ROBERT PRESTON • ROBERT STACK
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Mr and Mn John T. Young were * - - — —— ; £
Mr. and Mn John C. Henry of " j
Greenville. John Heno. Jr. of Chi-
caao. 111. Mr and Mn Craig Pur-
call of Salisbury. M C
J H Jomigan spent the holi
days with relative* in Jacksonville.
Fla
Mr and Mn John T. Your* and
daughter. G'-orgia. rpmt Sunday
with Mr and Mn Bonner Henley
in Greenwood
Muw Mar la n Burl*, librarian at
Presbyterian college, is kpvndtng
the hidtdevs at her hume .n lt>«nra
Path Prtends will to glad to know
she is improving after being UL
UP, Rem G Whiteiaw ha* re
turned fr m. a lrtf> to Fort Myers,
FU. where he joined c
ben of hts family. He
companied home by hi* stator, Mrs.
John Whiteford. and children. Wil
liam. M*»ry tnd Martha of MaU.* m,
Wbacons in
Mr and Mn Burnell Ray and
children of Sumter, spent the week
end with the former's mother. Mn
E P Ray
John Wiltam Dillard of New
York, spent several days last week
with hts mother. Mn J Will DU
1 lard, and ir. Andrews with his
brother. Henry Drayton Dillard
Mr and Mn Lawrence P Davis
j and children. Mr. and Mn Thorn-
I well Dunlap spent the holidays in
Sandertville. Ga. with their moth-'
er. Mn W W Harm
Mn George M Abbof of Long
Island. N. Y, is visiting her daugh-
! ter. Mn David S. Cook and daugh-
ten. They were vuiton in At
lanta, Ga., several duya last week
Dr. sum! Mrs. George Reeves of
1 Columbia, were guests during the
; holidays of Mn. Reeves uncle and
. aunt. Dr. and Mrs Edouard Patte
Mn. E P. Ray, Mr. and Mrs Ray
I Pdta *nd daughter. Myra, and Mn.
j Louie Thomley weri guests Satur
day of Mr. and Mrv Norman Law-:
‘ rence in Clemson.
Mn. Step Boeks of Ware Shoals,
Miss Margaret Beeks of Blacks- 1
burg, Va., were guests Sunday of
Mr and Mrs. F. C. Pinson.
Mrs. W. C. Steveruon has return
ed to her home in Philadelphia, Pa.,
after a several months visit with
her jon and daughter-in-law, Mr.
and Mrs. John W. Stevenson.
Dr. George Bellingrath was call
ed to Sebring, Fla., the past week
due to the death of an uncle. Colev
J. Lewis.
Mr. and Mrs. J. P. McMillan of
Jacksonville, Fla., were guests dur
ing the holidays of the former’s
sister, Mrs. John W. Finney, Sr.,
and Mr. Finney.
Mrs. Morgan Todd spent the holi
days in Abbeville with her brother,
Joe Little, and family. Mr. Little
accompanied her home for a brief
visit. Mrs. Todd is visiting friends
and relatives in Simpsonville and
Greenville for a few days.
Mr. and Mrs. Wade Mobley and
children returned Tuesday to their
home in Wilmington, N. C., after a
visit with her parents, Dr. and Mrs.
George C. Bellingrath. During the
holidays the Bellingraths and their
visitors were guests of relatives and
friends in Atlanta, Ga., and Rev
and Mrs. A. R. Craig in Rutherford-
ton, N C
Mr. and Mrs. James F. King and
sons of Arlington, Va., are visiting
the lattci's mother, Mrs. J. Will
Leake and other relatives.
Dr. and Mrs. Francis Kulcsar of
Butner, N. C-, Mr. and Mrs. Walter
Hunziker of Atlanta, and Zurich,
Switzerland, and Dr. and Mrs.
George Reeves of Columbia, were
guests over the week-end of Dr. and
Mrs. Edouard Patte.
Mr. and Mrs. S. B. Loftis and
daughter, Nannette, spent several
days last week viaiting relatives at
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As the new year dawns we extend our best wishes to
our friend* and customer*.
We look forward with pleasure to the priviteve of
*orvinK 'our bank needs. We want you to know we value
your business and friendship.
MAKE THIS YOUR BANKING HOWE IN S4
Bank Of Clinton
Member Federal Depw*it Insurance ( orpomttou
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Siring
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BEANS
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Johnson’s Home-Made Lb.
SAUSAGE
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Auxtex
15 Os. C an
BEEF STEW
Fresh Dressed
FRYERS
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All Brands Canned
BISCUITS 2 for
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Old Black Joe No. 2 Can
B. E. PEAS
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Fresh Pork
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SPARE RIBS
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Black-Eyed
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Blue Plate
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