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6 h '' '., v ^ Ar~J ^g^K> ^ CLINTON WOMANS CLUB Mills Womans Club for the next yi Helen King, Mrs. Mildred Kinarc and Mrs. Thelma Roberts. CLINT? (Cont'd, from Page 3) mon were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Blair White, in Charleston, for a weekend and Johnny attended the Legion of the Moose convention. Others attending the Moose eonventinn u-pi-p TVT?* and Mrs. Bootsie Allman, Cecil Wooten, R. C. Oxner and Earl Braswell. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Fowler and family, Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Cole and family enjoyed supper at the cook-out recently. Don't see why they didn't invite more of us to eat all of that chicken and roasted wieners. Glad to have Fern Hardman. Raymond Tucker and Freeman Lanford back at work after their recent illness and hospitalizations. We welcome Dick Harrell as our Second Hand while Herbert is recuperating from an operation. We wish Herbert a speedy recovery. Happy birthday to the following and may all live to draw many old age pensions: Virl Barker, 10 years old November 25; Don Handback shares November 6 with Nathaniel Bentlev. Don was 8 and Nathaniel was 5. Ora Wood had a birthday November 14 but wouldn't say, as usual, which one . . . SN Richard Riser, stationed in Japan, had a birthday November 1 . . . Freeman Lanford, November 25 . . . Noyd Watt, October 28 . . . Mrs. J. W. Fowler, November 19 . .. Larry Fowler, November 13 , . , Mrs. Mildred Kinard. XT I t? iNuvemoer o . . . uscar is.inard, November 6 . . . Mrs. Mell Huey, November 30 . .. Mrs. Henrietta Dover, November 27. No. 1 Weaving, First By Sam Owens We are glad to welcome back James R. Cole, Edgar Ballew and D. W. Bagwell who have been out sick. Earl Bras well, Cecil Wooten and R. C. Oxner attended the Moose meeting at Charleston October 30-31. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Owens 1 ^ I- ^^mSSSm r - -jspa B^ ^IBAb^ fl ^ v ? M OFFICERS?These are the recenl iar. Front row: Mrs. Edith Hanco< 1. Back row: Mr. Mollie Donnoi IV PLAIV1 spent a weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Grover Culbertson of Greenwood. Fred Galloway attended Ringling Brothers circus at VJ 1 CCI 1 w uuu. Mrs. D. G. Jackson, Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Jackson and Boyd Hughes of Columbia were weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Terry. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Terry and children and Chris Davenport attended the circus. George and Pat Tucker, Elorie Cunningham, Ursula Blakely. Margarette Cunningham and Bessie Queen attended an all night singing at Spartanburg. Mrs. D e vv e v Lawrence spent a weekend with her mother, Mrs. Annie Gwen of Woodruff. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Johnson and son were weekend guests of Mrs. Johnson's mother, Mrs. Laura Hawkins, of Union. Mrs. Lillian Allison visited Mrs. Ola Sanders in Laurens. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Neal visited the Smoky mountains. J. F. Bagwell, of Ware Shoals, visited his son, D. W. Bagwell for a weekend. Herman Price and daughter of Gastonia spent a week with Mr. and Mrs. George Price. Mr. and Mrs. George Price have moved to their new ndBl Elise Melane, daughter of Mr and Mrs. Tolan Snelgrove, cele brated her third birthday Oct ober 16. Lane is the grand daughter of Mrs. Missouri WilkU of Clinton Weaving No. 2. 'HE CLOTHMAKEB itf.- ?v*?sa??????? (Mm mmH :ly installed officers of the Clinton ck, Mrs. Willie Mae Norris. Mrs. i. Mrs. Eunice Arnold, Mrs. West r NEWS home in the country. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Riser spent a weekend in Laurens with Pete Evans. Happy birthday to Mrs. Eda Terry, October 6; Bobby Quinn. October 21; Fred Gailowav, October 31; Oscar Kinard, November 6; Sarah Powers. November 26 and Sam Owens. November 27. Cloth Room By Dorsey Turner Pearl Hammett spent several days recently with her son and his family, the Bobby Hommetts in Woodruff. Mr. and Mrs. V. P. Lark of Calhoun Falls were Sunday guests of the Sam Maddens. The Charlie Fosters visited her parents, the Clyde Blanks, in Whitmire. Mr. and Mrs. Brevard Patterson had as guests for a weekend Mr. and Mrs. Max Waltman ot Arlington, Va. The Pete Evans visited the C. O. Crawfords in Anderson for a weekend. The Pete Evans entertained on a recent Sunday with a bountiful dinner. Among the guests were the Sidney and Leo Risers, Mrs. Abelena Evans, of Clinton, and Mrs. Beulah Harrison, Mrs. R. A. Wright of Laurens. "Pop" Oxner, Cecil Wooten and Earl Braswell attended the Legion of the Moose in Charleston. Birthdays: Dorothy Davis, November 3; Maxie Davis, November 6: Cinnie Madden, November 8 and Eddie Madden, November 19. The A. B. Davis' observed their 23rd wedding anniversary November 14. The Louis Yarbroughs observed their 13th anniversary November 7. No. 1 Spinninq. Second By Mrs. Evelyn King Mrs. C. C. Heaton visited her mother who is a patient in Greenville General Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Noah Scott celebrated their 12th anni' versarv October 26. Little Jimmy Heaton had a birthday, his 7th. October 27. We welcome Mrs. Gladys Willis to our department and are glad to have back with us Mrs. George and Mrs. Starnes. The many friends of Mrs. Beatrice Richardson will regret to learn of her house being destroyed by fire while she was at work. Everything they had was lost. Anyone wanting to help them will be greatly appreciated. She has a son who is seven and a daughter 12. Mrs. Richardson wishes to thank the Community Chest for all they did for her and the family. Third Spooling By Mary Ealy Joe Cooper of Atlanta visited the Ralph Stewarts. The Melvin Seavs visited the Paul Glenns in Greenville. The A. E. Ealvs visited Mrs. Sally Ruff and daughter in Princeton. The Miles Lawsons will observe a wedding anniversary December 11. Happy birthday to Violet King, November 22 . . . Miriam and Marion Lawson, December 5. No. 2 Spinning. First By Jennie Watkins Mr. and Mrs. Billy Hvman, of Greenwood, are spending 4 i ?v\n iifif U TV/T?"? 1\/T rc r>uiin_ III. iv Willi 1V1I . (11114 mu. Dewey Gilbert. Friends will be interested to learn that Carol 1 Eustace, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Eustace, has returned home and is recuperating nicely after being seriously ill at General hospital in Greenville. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Cannon and daughter, Joan, and Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Troy Bentley and sons spent a Sunday in Asheville and Chimney Rock. Miss Rachel Taylor visited her sister. Mrs. Earlev Evans and Mr. Evans in Anderson. Mr. and Mrs. J. J. McGinnis and family and Mrs. Wayne Graham visited Mr. and Mrs. Georee McGinnis in Chester for a weekend. Well, what do you know? Svbil Lawson and Lillian Womble have finally gotten their drivers' license. Must not be hard to get anymore, how about it, girls? Mr. and Mrs. Bill Fuller, (Cont'd, on Page 8) Vickie Pearson, left, daughter will be the bride and Francis Co< Cooper, will be the groom in a T( the lone Wallace Kindergarten M< auditorium November 19 at invited to attend. NOVEMBER IS, 1954 Clinton Women Name Officers New officers of the Clinton Mills Women's Club were elected at the October meeting of the organization as follows: President, Mrs. Oscar Kinard; vice president, Mrs. Rufus King; second vice president, Mrs. C. E. Roberts; Secretary, Mrs. Tom Norris; assistant Secretary, Mrs. Eva West; Treasurer, Mrs. Frank Hancock; assistant Treasurer, Mrs J. L. Arnold and Reporter, Mrs. J. H. Donnar>. Mrs. Johnnie Haskins was welcomed as a new member of the club. A covered dish supper was enjoyed by members. The installation ceremony was conrltiftpH hv TVTre .Too T.nnH anH Mrs. George Ellis gave an interesting talk on club organization and cooperation. Gifts were presented to the retiring president, Mrs. Allan Powers; secretary Mrs. Rufus King and Treasurer, Mrs. Eva West. Academy Midgets Have Good Year Academy Street wound up its 1954 midget football sea aun Willi u 11 vji 11 wi 1111 ig game against Laurens and came out on the top end of a 21-14 score. This left the squad with a 6 won and 2 lost record for the season. Coach Chuck Leatherwood said this year's team was one of the best yet in midget football in the Clinton community. Six Academy bovs were selected to play in the Annual Tom Thomb Bowl game which was held at Presbyterian College November 11. All-star players from Academy were Tony Hooper, tackle, Don Dunaway, guard; T r a r v PniidViman ininrrl Kinard Littleton, halfback and Terry Campbell, quarterback. Littleton led the Academy Street scorers for the season, scoring 12 touchdowns. Caughman had 8 touchdowns while co-captain Terry Campbell scored five touchdowns and 10 extra points. i *4 / of Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Pearson, >per, son of Mr. and Mrs. Calvin >m Thumb wedding sponsored by >thers Club at Providence School F:30. The public is cordially