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I f . > ■ I ‘ THURSDAY, AUGUST 4, 19Sd > THE CLINTON CHRONICLE. OLINTON. S. C. 1'^ PAGE FITV Joanna Nevrs rwm m m'm ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ GoldviUe, July 29. — Mrs. W. T. Martin, Tommy and Grace Martin hare returned from their summer borne in HendersonviUe to spend a few days in Goldville. Jo4m Ross and son, Charles, Walter Byars and Ray Wertz spent the week end in Atlanta. Miss Stella Beckham is makinj^ an extended visit to Washington, Phila delphia, Atlantic City and New York. Floyd Wicker, Mrs. Earl Turner and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Golden. Miss Sara Willing-ham of Ninety- Six, spent the week-end with her sis ter, Mrs. Grace Lewis. Mrs. Cari Tunier of Ninety-Six, spent the week-end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Hayne Willing-ham PEOPLE YOU KNOW I are spending the idonth in Montreat, N. C. Mrs. Taylos; while there, will visit her mother-in-law,, Mrs. G^rge W. Taylor, Sr. Fred Bobo of, Union, and Billy Cooper are spending the week in , Bfr. and Mrs. G. M. Bridges and j Mark Tew, in Durham, N. C. aon visited reUtives in Saluda over Mrs. F. C. Rowe and son, Frank, spent the week-end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. €. Prater, at Kinards. _ _ Mr. ‘and Mrs. W. V. Badger of At- Miss Sudie Mae Wood spent the: week-end with friends in Newberry. Miss Frances Howard and Billy Ann Grimes of Atlanta, Ga., are spending the week with Mrs. Clarence Fulmer. Mrs. Belle Tew has returned after spending several weeks with her eon. Mr,. Id. Do«.r of Ooambi.,. i, 1 spending some time as the guest of! * ®iTiore, Miss Hazel BoUnd of Greenville, ^rs. Nannie A. Pitts. ; Mr. and Mrs. B. K. ^rnes and son, spent the week-end with her parents, Mrs. T. C. Latimer of .Due West, is' of Augusta, Ga., ^nt sev- Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Boland. visiting her daughter and son-in-law, |*****^‘^*y'* P«t week with the for- Mr,. Minnie Rumph and Mr. and Mr. and Mr,. J. Roy Gamine 1"-'” *”<' »'«'r..n.l.w, Mr. Mrs. J. M. Westbury and daughter of Round, spent Sunday as the guests of Mrs, R. P. Neighbors. Mr. and ^Mrs. M. Cassanova have returned home after a visit with the latter’s mother in St. Paul’s, N. C. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bolick and Mr,. ColiieAnder,on and ohUdreni""^ ^ are vi,itin» her brother and ,i,ter.in- “r. and law, Mr. and Mr,. Charlie Wilson, in "Mk ‘ With his cousins, Billy and Nancy Armstrong, in Gray Court. Misses Alice Moran, Margaaet Cade and Frances Knifely of Charleston, were the week-end guests of Miss Off To Somaier School Valdese, N. C Denny Pitts of Greenville, spent i Sunday ,wi^h his mother, Mrs. Nannie A. Pitts. Misses Jeanette Pitts, Clyde Ray, Local Batteiy Distinguishes Itsdf Battery ‘XJ,” 263rd Coast Artilleryp commanded by Captain Walter A. Johnson, returned Sunday from Fork Moultrie where it completed tirw weeks of training. The local battery distinguished ik- self in practice on the ten-inch di»* appearing gun. For the second ne~ cessive year the unit demolished the small ten^oot target. This target 1e towed seven miles out into the ocean. Not only did the battery sink the target but had the best practice ever made on the ten-inch gun at Fort Moultrie. Lt. Col. Claud C. Smith, commanding officer of the 263rd, said. I little son, Harry, Jr., of High Point,am aj • u i on- Rosa Mahaffey. Ip . • 1 , 'N. C., are spending some time with! 5*15" Hollingsworth Q^^ge R. Holland and Lewis Bag-i“^ P®'’®*" ‘‘’®®" * better practice.” and! Four very happy girls, looking all and Mrs. Ethel Pit^ and daughter,< week-end in Charlei Maj. Prank H. Barnwell, command- , Ga.,^h® like the modem co-ed, left j .j,odd. *^5*5*^p*' Chester Sunday to attending a meeting of the Asso-i^he second battalion, j Goldville at eight o’clock SatuMay ^rs. Ed Uttle and daugh- , ciation of liw EnforcemeL Offtcers. 1 ^^^tery “G” is a unit, sUted patient there. Crary, Milldred and Irene Hipp, and, ,, , ^ Mac B. Hipp arc spending the week I"''’’ «n<l ^rfenville ‘ Miss Sara Willingham, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Willingham and Mrs. R. J. WHlingharo of Ninety-Six were week end visitors in the village. Little Beverly Willingham of New berry, is visiting Miss Gladys Willing, ham. Master Henry Shaw of McCormick, is visiting his sister, Mrs. Archie Spivey. Mr. and Mrs. Ruben Rowe spent Saturday in Greenwood. A party frehn Goldville attended services in Saluda Saturday night. ^ They i^’ere Mrs. Lester Hair, Mrs. Forrest Adair, who has been a hos- the week-end. Mr. and Mrs. George W’ilson and family of Bath, spent the week-end with Mrs. E. L. Thomas. Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Brazel von, Nathan, visited in Columbus over the week-end. , Mr*. R;»H. Hill of HuntsviUe, Ala.,; Clemson college, to take Margaret, are now making is spending the week with her sister,! ^”® summer Greenwood. Mrs. Rolfe H)ighes. j couree offered there. They were Miss- Donnan, Miss Miriam Mrs. Ru^hreltman spent tihe week-'®* ^®^^ Donnan- and Joe Donnan spent sev- end in Idmrens with her sister. j Clark and Ruth O^rne. relatives in! pital patient in Chester suffering in-j'”*"^ section, gun section, and the aub Names Officer* Carlisle and WTiitmire. brother J M ij^***®* an automobile wreck, wasi^*^‘®*‘y commander section, cooperat- At the weekly meeting of the Wo-i C. B. Elliott of Atlanta, was the Drummond and family, in Welford. ^n^oved to his home here yesterday|®d ‘o make the encampment a soc man’s club on Thursday evening thej^nest for several ^ys the past week where he is recuperating '®®**- following officers were elected for the|of Dr. and Mrs B O Wlmten. spending the past ,^''® coming year: Marshall W. Brown 1^ re- months at Camp Ton-A-Wandah, ^heir home in Charlotte, President-'Mrs. R. G. Carr. [turn^ from a visit to relatives m Hendersonville, as counsellor. i N- after a weeks visit with rela- First Vice-President — Mrs. Jimmjrj ^Ikattanooga, Tenn. , Mr and Mrs B L. Kinir and Miss'^*''®* Bridges. ! end Mrs. Frank Msi^m o'^n-l Adams returned home Mondayl,, "iPP ‘"d children of Second Vice-President - Mrs. Rob '‘“'"i.fter spending the month of July «t'Jc* ^ rfhnip Fll« T iftip Mss i Mrs. A J. Johnson and daughter,^^®^ >ad never seen a smoother ’' Clara, are spending the week in Chap- gun crew in his long experi ence as a coast artillery officer. The entire personnel, including ti»e I Capt. Johnson offered ten dollars to the best drilled squad in battery while at camp. ’The squad com- G’ Francis. Third Vice-President — Mrs. J. J. Clark. mother, Mrs. Irene Todd. , pawlev’s Island Mr. and Mrs. P. B. Adair, Miss r : ^ i * m w o m • n „ , ... J w_ ^^A M— w c ^ Friends of Mrs. W. C. Baldwin wi 1 Helen Adair, and Mr. and Mrs. W. S. . . , , . , . „ , oi. 1 o _j .. be sorry to know she is a hospital pa- Anderson has re- Rfcotding'^reUry — Mrs. RuylB"™*' Ware Sh^la, spent Sundayj^j^^j Anderson. Wcrtl. 1 Miss Elizabeth , . Mrs. E1-' M.ss Pansy Woodruff of Spartan- ^ ^ the cl :burg spent the week-end u.lh »pen.i,ng a Clinton Finance Co., Inc. Auto Financing Fire Insurance Office: JACOBS & CO. BLDG. Corresponding Secretary vin Abrams. Treasurer—Mrs. C. B. Dickey. | Assistant Treasurer — Mrs. \V. O. Stewiit Mr. and Mr.s. E. T. Wood- tdark. ‘"^’lily^of CharJotte'^N^'^C^.ipent^Sunda^ .'Saturday for Northern markets j ^"bainbiM- of Commerce, .states that wlrh Mr ftn.i Mr.* "f'e.'rir. \t' *Hiil v buy fail gomis for the (*arter firm.lfhc Aogu-st meeting of the club will ,„J Masl; MHton sut:;X in; ,ff nn";i Miss Ludie Nell Scott is spending some time in Atlanta, with her grand mother, Mrs. S. W. Hughes. M iss Mildred Young, student nurse city .hospital, Columbia, is three weeks vacation with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Rex Young. ' Mr. and Mrs, Joe L. Carter are Icav- manded by Corporal Ezra T. Spires won the prize. Judges were captains from other batteries and they stated the contest brought some of the best drill they had ever witnessed. Battery “G” will hold its next drill Thursday night, Augxist 4, instead of Wednesday night as previously an nounced. I Rev. and Mrs. ('. B. Betts are spend-j. ' ing a month’s vacation at Bonclarke The Irish Free State dws not and’Mrs. Harold Flanagan and| ''Vlwere in Montreal, N. C.. Tuesday oniseveral summers past, mit importation of perambulators un-i , • ,, , cinnati, Ohio, who is with his uncle! , . Auiaway le» .ccompanied by .t lea.t one baby'“< b U-.l aunt, Mr. an<l Mrs. Jack W. An-l* „ .. „ .. per vehicle. ,, derson, for the summer, is .pending, ■ , „ Vhornliv .nd the week in Laurens with relatives. j *, Miss Nancy Owens and Mrs. WU- liam Bailey Owens have returned from a week’s vacation trip to Wash- CLUU MEETING POSTPONED President A. B. Godfrey of the L. Plaxioo. The third cathedral to be built in; Miss Martha W’hitten is visiting England since the days of Christopher j relative.s in LaGrange, Ga. ' Wren, who built St. Paul’s, London,! Miss Alice Neighbors of Greenville, ^ is under construction at Guilford, Sur-j spent the past week with her d'^C. rey. Truro and Liverpool are sites of I Mrs. R. P. Neighbors. I » • • FIRE DEaSTROYS BARNS Fire of unknown origin early Sun day night completely destroy^ two large barn.s on the John H. Young: place near the city. A large amount of oats and feed the other two. Hugh L Eichelberger NEW^ORK LIFE MAN 15 Years Experience' Professional Insurance Information Furnished Free Member ^ The National Association of Life Underwriters. Bill Crisp sptmt .several days /the past week in Parkersburg, W. Va.^ ♦ Mr. and Mrs. H. 0 Jlichols of Ches ter, of Palms and Sullivan’s Island. W. J. Bailey and sister, Mrs. George can and children Billy returned Monday from'was included in the loss, but no stock. of Decatur Ala are ® kqveral weeks at Hot . ’ ’ Springs, Ark. ■Mrs. W. D. Campbell left FridayiH ^ ,.« l Mrs. Joe Duncan and Mary Leen visiting Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Duncan. . „ J They will be joined in several days .r s|«nt .Sunday with Mr. and Mrs., C. E. Nichols. ! „„ Mrs. P. S. Jcancs is spending sev eral days in Easley with her »)n ami UeJ'*MV7an(i"’Mrs. T.' ^ HoilaM a'ndl ‘ m ‘'r*"' other relatives during the past week.' Mrs. Robert S. Owens was in New- berry on Satunlay to visit her mother. Mrs. T. C. Pool. She was accompani(>d, SERVE ICE CREAM AT HOME 0 ^ ‘TCE CREAM! Why ^ I Ncan’t we have ice cream for dessert at home? Do we always have to wait until we eat out?** ask the children. D SERVE IXIM A1 ICE CREAM D . (Trade-Mark Registered) OFTEN DURING THE HOT SUMMER MONTHS - THERE*S NO DESSERT SO WELL LIKED BUY IT FROM YOUR FAVORITE DEALER A South Carolina Product Manufactured by OlEENWOOD CREAMERY CO. for her home in Cambridge, Ohio, r'M7.' .Trd-M7s; A.C. Holland and son,'•f';*'** I. H. Holland, of Trenton. N. C., vis-l""'' > M_ „„.1 M— -r u „„.i' Miss Emma Little was the gues daughter-in-law. Dr. and Mrs. R. P. Jeanes, and at Six Mile with her son, James. Mrs. F. E. Robbins is spending the month of August with relatives in Blacksburg, Va., and Martinsburg, W. Va. Miss Margaret Shealy is spending jterday. iwo we-ks aa thv guest of friends at A. Blaek wUl re- , *"<' Mrs Duckett Aitair of Co- ■ gret to know she is a patient at the ’i:;*"* ”"*‘'7"'' *'*?'"* Havs hosnital 'parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. F. Adair. Mr. and Mrs. Gary Dillard and fam.' /"T""* M<iKeown of I'orn- iy spent the week-end with relatives I ■'‘I’'-"' "“’i ,*7 ' * 'grandmother, Mrs. T. J. Blalock. Mrs. Alexander ('ummings and chil Mr. and Mrs. Grady Chandler are i now occupying their new home on South Broad street. Mr. and Mrs. Barnie Parrott of' home by her daughter, Miss Mai-y Bailey Owens, who had been visiting, . . ... friends and relatives there for th'Atlanta, were visitors in the city yes- BennettsvUle, and with Miss Angela Davis at Myrtle Beach. Mrs. F'. S. Love and son, Sadler, are spending a week’s vacation at Day tona Beach, F'la. Mr. and Mrs. Bonner Harvley of Dr. Felder Smith of DRS. SMITH & SMITH OPTOMETRISTS , Specialist In Eye Examinations Office Hoar* 8 to 6 Dally Phone 29-W for Appointmeat Ginton, S. C. in sSalters. _ , a o J au au Preston Shealy of Batesburg, is . , , . Greenwoinl. spent Sund.y with the, , | dren h.ve returnisl home after . visi Cooper, Jr. latter’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. A Blakely. Hugh Holman spent the past wwk,‘ ,, , . . .IS, u .» • J Henry of ( lem.son college, and Bill in OrUndo, Ha., with friends^ • , , j.:aslev are xuests this week Friends of Mrs. Virginia Kellers ^ . Mi L a ala 1 lof Miss Virginia Sadler. Guerard will be interested to know, ... . au u i /■< . . a L u u Misses Elizabeth Barnes and (iwen- she IS recuperating at her home here! , , , . . /• * ‘ , . a 11 • /'I f dolyn Barnes of Augusta, Ga., spent after being quite ill in a (.olumbia hospital for the past two weeks with relatives in Port Arthur and .Miss’Ruth .McI>‘od of Clio. Albert, T.®’™"* , i Mrs. Salhe Boozer attemled the marriage f»f her niece, Miss Mildred I/ong, to N. P. Robinson, in White Rock on Saturday. L. G Dr. D. O. Rhame, who attended the . Southern PtnliatrLc association meet- ! ing-in Saluda, N. C., the past week, has returne<l to Saluda for another week of study. Dr. Khame was eli*cted secretary of the association. Benjamin of Darlington, was the week-end guest of I'linton rela tives. He was accompanied by his I mother, Mrs. 1* T. B<*rijamin, who Sunday in Hendersonville, N. C. Allen MeSween of Chester, spent the week-end in the city with friend.s. . , , , . , , Miss Agnes Davis and Mrs. <>|ay-1 |;®'«“'"®d ‘9 ;i»®n<J the summer with, ton Glasgow of High Point. N. C.,; / w V were guests during the past week of .Mr. and .Mrs. J. Iielia Monts of K. Monts, and Miss Mm. Nene Workman. - IWperily, epent .. . „ B ua 1 |i M'»- J- Owen, and daughter,the former a ..nn and Dr and^Mr, f. K, .Shealy and,j^ return,al Saturday from a daughter, M,m .Margaret, .pent .ev-1 • - eral days the pa.st week in Blackshear, . t . • - a' I aunt. Miss Inez Adkins, in Tampa, Kla. Mrs. Kemhert Powell and daughter, little .Miss .Miriam, of .Spartanburg, Ga., with their daughter and sister, .Mrs. L H. (Xlen. Mr. and Mr.s. Tom Milam and Mr. and Mrs. ('e<il Dye of Ix?e.4)urg, Fla.,j w n , 1 1 • au •* -.u'aie spending the week with .Mrs. Pow- spent the week-end in the city with ...rxmts Mr and Mrs II K Mr. and Mrs. John T. Little and other ’ **• ‘‘v relatives. They were en route to the mountains for a month’s stay. Mrs. W. Eflward Monts. They were accornpan- ifsl home by Mis.ses Ruth and Julia •Monts for a weeks visit. D. E. Tribble Co. FUNERAL DIRECTORS EMBALMERS 1 Licenacd EMbalners, CouipleCo Modem EquipaicBt Day Phoae 94 Night Phoaca 24. 253 or 255 Clinton, 8. C Dr. L. R. Lynn, Mrs. Lynn, and their daughter. Miss Fdizabeth Lynn, have returned fixim a six week’s trip .Mrs. 'r. P. Green an<l daughter, l/iuise, of Rocky .Mount, N. are spending the week with .Mr. and .Mrs. Gary Martin. , „ ... . • n iLT - Mrs. Floyd Hitt and Miss Pearl to the Pacific coast, visiting Califor- j -u l . :*u . , e Mr * * F - Hitt are spending the week with nia and a number of Western states. | , 'They also visited relatives in Ballen ger and Brownsville, Texas, while away. Their son, Robert LyYin, accom panied them to Texas where he was the guest of his brother,. Rev. Mat thew Lynn. BY TH€ WAY •TiPAUSl Park...and panaa...where you aee the red sign that aaya “Drink Coca-Cola.** It flaahea a welcothe invitathm to enjoy a aociable pause for pure refreshment. AND'^ RfFUSH ' GREENWOOD COCA-COLA BOTTLING CO. *■ , e Mr J. i i - , nut are spenuiiig toe wees wil nia and a number of Western states. . j i .• a.i * r- I -..1-4.;....- 0-11...,-1 f'‘ends and relatives in Atlanta, Ga. Mrs. Mattie .Sims and family and Bill Sparks and family of .Union, spent .Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Cooper. Mr. and Mrs. Grady Evans of Rock Hill, spent Sunday with the latter’s mothe'r, Mrs. Alma McKee. Mrs. Whit Gibson of Swanrtanoa, N. C., spent the week-end in the city with relatives. Mrs. Palmer Calvert of Enoree, spent the week-end with Mrs. George Holland. Mrs. Hamp Boyd and little son are spending the week at Myrtle Beach with her sister. Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Cooper and Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Hollis spent Sunday in Charleston. Mrs. A. A. Robinson, Mlrs. Henry Hopkins, and Miss Margaret Rocke, of Charleston, W. Va., are the guests of Mr. and Mr|. Virgil Abrams. Miss Ruth Holland of Winston- Salem, N. C., is spending several weeks with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Holland. Mrs. John T. Blakely spent several days the past week in WilliamstonI with her .sister, Mrs. M'. R. Blakely, j Mr. and Mrs. Ellisor Adam.s of Newberry, spent the week-end with! the latter’s parents, Mr. and Mrs.l W. J. Duncan. j Mrs. GeorgePW'. Taylor and niother,; Mrs. N. P. 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