The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, November 10, 1932, Image 5
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THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1932
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THE CLINTON CHRONICLE, CLINTON, S. C.
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1 from Wkyne^boro, Gf.; |
*.. * I where h^s been' on business for the!
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j Sumerel And little Betty Jean ren
^;ed for a se\'eral days’ visit. ^
M| Mrs. C. W. Cooper and son, Billy,! orphanaife. i
B; spent the wceK-end in Union with r|f-i Misy Elsie Little of Wihthrop'^ col-
X I _ -i Ijatives and friends. jlege, ^spent the w^ek-end with her
Huriter of Laurens, vis-j mother, Mrs.*Rosa Little.‘Bbe "’As ac-
M J r • , . ^ r. X- . , i ited her brother and^ister-in-law, .Mr.! companied by Miss Haridell Thomp-
Mac -\dair visited friends in Macon,) C. E. Nichols spent the week-end-in a^d Mrs P. S. Jeanes on Monday. | son, also of Winthrop. . ^ ' ,
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Ga., on Sunday.
M 133 Louise Sims spent' the week
end with relatives in Gre^nivood.
M 3se3 Sadie Chandler and V'irginia
I Misses Copie and Ella Little Mc-I Mr, and Mrs. Frank Simpson and
Kellers of Winthrop college, spent the
week-end here with their parent-s.
Miss Medofa Browning of Converse
college, was at hom^ for the Week
end.
Mi»3 Louisa Martin of Greenville,
ClotHir with friends.
Mrs. B. fO. Whitten and Mrs. C. C.jCrar^’ of Winthrop college, spent the ^ chlidten, Mr. and Mrs'. Carl Chandler
Giles spent Tuesday in Charlotte. j week-end with their parents, Mr. and | and children, and J. H. Lynch attend-
Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Cunningham an- I M rs. L. D. McCrary. " | ed a family.reunion in West Springs
H. D. HENRY
Mr. ar^ Mrs. W. W. .\rrington andL\ewberry game in Newberry ■
n, Billy, of Greenville, spent the’were: Prof, and Mrs. M. W. Brown.'- —
nounce the birth of a son, J. D. Jr.,( Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Bobo arid failnily j Sunday 1h fionor of their aunt, Mrs.!
on Wednesday, Nov. 2nd. . . of Spartanburg, spent Sunday with Mary Varner, who was celebri^ing her
Miss Almena Milling of Converse Mr. and Mrs. Algie Bobo and Miss 86th* birthday. .
college, sp^p^t a few days last week Mary Bobo. .\mong those attending the P. C.-'^
with her father, J. Milling. M** '^* a,.,.;,,™
Miss Mary^Brys6n of GreenwpmiJ son
spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. spent Sunday here with Miss^Eliza-1 weMi-end here with Mrs. .\i;ringtoh’s; Di. and Mrs. John MeSween, Capt.
T. G. Harris. ^ j beth Lynn, ^ parents, Mr, and Mrs. R. F. Blakely, land Mrs.'R. E. Wysor, J H. Hunter,,
Mis5 Mary Enima Speake of Lander! I)r. RoberrP. Jeanes of Greenville,' Miss Elizabeth Copeland of Barks-1 W. L. Jones, Dr. and MrL S C. Hays,i
college, spent the week-end with her j spent the week-end w'ith his parents, dale, spent the week-end w’ith her par-' Mis Pearl Sprunt, Mrs. C. M. Bailey,
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Geprge Speake. Mr. and Mrs. P. S. Jeanes. . ents, Mr. and Mrs. Dave W. Copeland. | Miss Lucy Bailey, Miss Florence Bai-|
Mis.s Kahterine Jones of Estill, j Mrs, Mary''Pbather Js spending'^sev- Miss Violet Wheeler of Winthrop: ley. Miss Juliette Catlin, A. W. Brice,
spent the week-end with her parents, *jeral days in Greenwood with her ^ foljege, spent the week-end here with J. F, Jacobs,,Dr. B. O. Whitten, Wil-j
Dr. and Mrs. F. D. Jenes. daughters, Mrs. Joe Beaudrot, Mrs. friends at Thornwell orphanage. ; liam Montjoy, J. B. Townsend, James !
Mis.s .Mdcn Bailey, w’ho is teaching Ray McGee and Mrs. Eugene Pratt. J- B. Townsend and Wade Spwry L. Browning a|nd F. M. Stutts.
in (Ea.sley, spent the week-end with Miss Ruth Todd of Winthrop col- "'cre business visitors in Charlotte' Among those attending the’funeral
her parents., Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Bai-jlege, spent .the week
ley. ' mother, Mrs. Irene Todd
T:- fr''B^attKrk7 trir who'is' tearhtnirl""Mr.' anth -Mrsr-E^ -Lr-Blakely-i——R—E...Jiincif _speiit..Salurdav.iji 1 Mrs,-E. C, Taylor, Mrs. Clyde S. Lank-
in Unioi^ spent the week-apd with his j the week-end- in Laurens w'ith Mrs. I Columbia w’ith her daughter, Missjford, Mr. and ! _ . ^
parent , Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Blalock. ['Blakely’s brother and sister-in-law,! Martha Phillip.^. arid Mrs. R. W. Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. i
M’ss Mary Howze Dillard of the! Mr. and Mrs. Victor Weathers. j Friends of Mrs. Russell Cooper will,P. B. .Adair, Mrs. Minnie .Adair, MisS|
University of South Carolina, spent Mrs. Fayette Henry and little Vir-, be sorry to learn that she is sjiending j .lo>ce Pitts, Mr. and Mr.s. George
the Week-end with her parents, Mr, jginia Henry spent the week-end, in i-^ome time in Asheville on account of Watts Copeland, Mr. | and Mrs. Joe
and .Mr.'. L. B. Dillard. ! Leesville with the former’s parents,j ill health. ' Leake, Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Duncan,;
Mis.s Helen Milam returned home I Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Brodie.. C. W. Wier, Jr., spent the week-end | Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Hollingsworth,'
Sun lay after a three weeks’ visit to Mr. and Mrs, S. W. Sumerel and | in Renno with his aunt and uncle, Mr. Mrs. J. W. Milam, Mrs. J. B. Yar-
her 'i:'*ter, Mis.s: Kate .Milam, in; children spent the week-end in Belton, and Mrs. Dave (’opeland. I borough,^Mrs. Hugh Workman. Rev. 1
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friends in Ora on Tuesday. j GoldvUle, Nov. 2iiil-^Iis.'- Ros;r^re-
Capt. and Mrs. li. W. Hudgens of ber spent the week-end with friends in
Greenville, were the guests of Mrr. i l*^'''***'*-
J. B. Townsend on Monday. Mrs. R. W. ('roach an.!
Mi't and-Mi'S. Robert W. Benn have MLs.s Doirire C'roueh of Saluda, wen
j returned from a business trip to Hen
dersonville, N. ('.
Sunday guests of .Miss Floride (’roue'
at .Ioanna Inn.
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Mrs. Dave W. ('opeland has refurn-' »tid 'Mi .-j. .J. I. ('lark ar. ! fam-
, d from Lauren.s, where she was called i tind .Mrs. (I. H, Kraily am!
i last week on account of the serious [ and Mr. and Mrs. Tom Wood-
I illness atu! death of her si.''ter, -Mi s ruff of Clinton, were dinner gue.xts of
’ ee Bramk tt. , 1). M. Holman Sunday,
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Ml. and<MVs. .1. R. MoToer and lit
tle daughter of Denmark, .spent the
we“k-end with .Mrs. McTeer’s parentsr
Ml. and Mr.s. W. T.J‘ut.iani.
Mrs. ('harlie ('oleiiian and lit le son|’
are .spending the wiek with her moth-
er, Mrs. Alma Cook, in NewlK-rry.
L. Ross, Mrs. II. Tollison and Bob-
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.Ml . and Mrs. ('arlton F. Winn ami' by (’lifford of I’iedmont, and -Mr. and i J
Mttle son, have returiieil from ('aesar’.-; i‘^ll's. Douglas Ross ot (irei’iiville,* J
Head, where they h ive been spending ?pvnt SuiuUiy with Mr. and Mr.s. John ♦
’the past few weeks. j Russ.
.Mis^ .Marion Hamilton of .Augustaij and .Mrs. \\ 1 N. Hunnicutt of)4
Ga., is, the guest cf Dr. and Mrs. F. S.' Minety-Six, .spent .Sunday with Mr..
Chance, at the State Training school.; “rid Mrs. h. H. Hunnicutt. j
Harvey Smith of Milledgeville, Ga.,| Mr.s. Arthur Godfrey ot N'iiiety-Six,I
is visiting hi.s si.-ter and brother-in-1-^Ir. and Mrs. James Godfrey of Simp-
law, Mr. and Mrs. Lee Add Blakely. .sonville, and Mrs. Fred Turner of
Miss Pearl Hitt of Lake City, spent ILevard, are spending the week with
the week-end with her parents, Mr. Juhn Godfrey.
< M and Mr.s. Eugene Hitt. She was ae-1 Mrs. Myrtle Lorence of Wauchula,
companied by Mis.ses Mary Hartman! ^1“- Jipviiding a few weeks with her
land of Spartanburg were here Friday
i for th« piedg* dance. .. .
j Miss Komaine Chark of Wil.son, N.
jC., is the guest of Miss Florence Bai-
I ley.
I W. D. Copeland attended the Hard-[end on account of the death of R. L.
I ware Dealers’ meeting at the Oregon I League, brother-in-law of Mr. Mitch-
1 hotel in Greenwood on Tuesday. He'
was accompanied by Mrs. Copeland. | Mary Lou Rhode.s spent the
W. H. Shands has returned from! pa^-t week in Woodruff.
Baltimore, Md., where he spent a few ; Mi.sses Bessie and Ruth Adams
and Rebe Simmons, also of I-ake City,
Mrs. Margaret C. Brice o<f Chester,
is visiting her son and daughter-in-
law, Mr, and Mrs. A. W. Brice.
Misses Alexa Ragan and Martha
si.ster, Mr.s. Toni Whitlock.
Miss Grace Harrelson of Columbia,
spent the week-end with Mrs. R. L."
Martin. j
Mr. and Mrs. P'red Earle announce
Neely of Rock Hill. Miss Louise Dowl-jthe birth of a daughter, Ellen Ruth,
ing of Greenwood, Miss Lyde Cope-i*>n Monday, October 31.
Miss Christine . Mann of Pamplico,
is the hou.-e guest this week of Mrs.
R. i.. Martin. ,
.Mr. and Mrs. P. B. Mitchell were
iall»*d to Greenville the past week-
spent the week-end in Newberry.
Ladies’ C'las-s Entertains
The Ladies’ Bible cla.s.s entertained
their husbands and a few friends in
the rooms of the old school building
Tue.sday evening. A program of music,
reading., and contests was enjoyed,
rens, spent Sunday here with rela-i“Her which refreshments were seived.
tivps. '
R. L. Plaxico and W. W. Hirris Mr. Hart Returns
spent Friday in Columbia attending, Friends will Ik- glad to know that
the annual convention of the North jJ* iC Hart is back at hi.s de>k in the
and South Carolina Kiwanis districts, 'office, having rwovered from a recent
days at Johns Hopkins hospital.
.Misses Ihirothy Miller and Mildred
Crisp of Laurens, were guests of J. A.
Coleman and family on Tuesday.
Mrs. Morgan Todd of Simpsonville,
spent yesterday here w’ith her mother,
.Mrs. Emma Little.
Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Martin of Lau
A. E. McIntosh sjxmt the week-end
in Columbia with his daughter and
son-in-law, Mr. and .Mrs. Bruce ^ob-
appendieitis operation.
Birthday Dinner
e^’ta. Mrs. McIntosh accoropAnied- huu-l— Tbfc.„x.hjJ(lr^D..fiUi4LgJ10Jidchil(lri‘a. apd
a few. friens gathered at the home of
Ml' and Mrs. Silas Bailey were in F. B. Streetman Sunday to celebrate
Augusta Saturday for the Darlington- his 65th birthday. A bountiful diimer
Richmond academy game. Bailey Wil
liams, student at Darlington, accom-j
panied them home for the week-end.
Miss Madge Harris of Greenville,
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BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENT
Ml. and Mrs. Albert S. Wilson of.
and Robert “’Harris of Gra^ Courti Nashville, Tenm, announce the birth m
spent Sunday with their brother and [ of a non, Samuel Harris, on Saturday,
sister-in-*law, Mr. and .Mrs. T. G.; Nov. 5th, at Dr. Hays hospital. Mrs.
' Wilson is a 81.4161’ of .Mrs. Samuel P. ■
Bowles of this city. j
Harris.
Mr. and Mrs. John W’allace Cope
land of Greenville, spent the week-end ,
here with the former’s parents, Mr,,
and Mrs, Dave W. Copeland. • ^ j
Mrs. J. M. Dick has returned to heri
home in Pulaski, Va., after visiting
her parents. Dr. an^ Mrs. Jack H.
Young, Mrs. Young accompanied her
daughter home for a visit.
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Oxley and son.
Bob, attended the Darlingtoh-Rich-
mond academy game in Augusa, on
Saturday. Their son, Fred, who is a
student at the Darlington School tot
Boys, Rome, Ga., accompanied them
home for the week-end.
Friends of Miss Maude Pearson will
be glad to know that -she is able to oe j
out again after having been confined.
to her home on account of a dislocated
[ shoulder" she Tecetved dn a fall eomej
j time ago. . |
I June Truesdaie of Bethune, Bays >
I [Blackman and Banks Good of Rock;
^ ^Hill, Jim Davis of Columbia, and Gus
! [i^ydams of South Boston, Va., spent the
; [.^eek:end here with friends at Presby
terian college and attended the pledge
dance on Friday. 1
Rev. S. P. Bowlci returned Tuesday'
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KODAK FINISHING
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Several residences in town.
Several farms, prices at
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Houaes for rent, Broad St.,
Owens Hill and College
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