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Mn. Joim T.' BaUengtr of ScsMca*
beftm laaiviai^ Miss ihnmie Rnkert^
•on of it^ d/bf, phased aniay WediMMk
day at ibft home it her fatber-ia-lair,
J.. J. BaBanyer. aflbar a critlcai iUoesa.
CMdriDe, has been oiisniiaed dooring
the paat ireek and hu •ecund a fif
teen-year lease on tba tirick store
rooBM of L. W. C. Wklnrlr
Mrs. IfanAaiU IMaan died Saturday
at the home of Mr. and lirm. Tbomaa
tyahe, after benf in health for
air and Mim^******^ nresk-end -leith her parents,
C. Adair entertained a number YaiWogh ai^
friends with a bridge tea. •«* Yarhoroogh at-
irMnos wan a ^ ^,^^|tended • aho<wir« of “Ckwe WWi the
TRIP F 0 R'U S I
The feanpa ‘Mercantile company 6f j The county g**!'
—f- 7— pavis in the Iwck Bridge weetion, tree
jconH^letely deatroyed by fire last
Thursday night.
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I Cabbages were brought into Eng-|®*"*in*
land from HoUand about 1510. Orom- { Mr. and Mrs. Thomas ‘Lipaeorabe of |
well'a aerfdien introduced them into, Spartanburg, trere guests Sunday of
Miaa Haael Boland of OMenrUW,' <T. Bond was ^ gwA Motiday
of Mieaes Sue and Annie Bond ki
Qiwspwood.
'Mrs. Fidier L. Reese, Jr., of Polk-
ton, N. C.,. is spending two weeks with
her psrrents, Mr. and Mrs. L. S. Hen
derson.
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Mr. and Mrs. B. R. Austin and Mrs.
Gus Young were yisitan in Green
ville the past week and attended a
showing of ‘XJane With the Wind.”
Friends of Mrs. W. H. Roberts will
Hjrind*’ in Spartariburg Saturday.
Ardhfo Adair, student at the Uni-
venlty of South Oarotinsi, spent the
wesk-end with his mother, 'Bln. H. D.
ThaiiKMitatkany ControBed
Hent in AH Saper-Conehes
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Other One Wsy Farm
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CkarlestoB.. $2.99 Richmoad .. $4.99
Savsaaah .. $9J^ Raleigh $9.99
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llr. and Mm. G. A. Burton and Mrs
j Henry Button.
1 Mrs. Irene Todd spent the week- Court, spent the wleek-end with Mrs.' 5
!ei¥i ip Laurens with her daughter, Gray's parents, Mt. and Mrs. T. Z. J
Mm. Frank Marian, Jr., and Mr. Mar- Cai^.
tbv Mr. and Btrs. Harry Bolide, Jr., and
Friends of J. B.* M. Ycoof wiU bejllttle son, Harry, HI, of Galfney,|^
sorry to know he is iU at iua honae. | ^>e!it the week-end wiUi Mrs. Bolidi's
Mr. and Mre. l^na Ooopar and son, ] parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. Reed Todd.
Lynn, Jr.„visitod Mrs. Cooper's fath- E. L. Blakely spent the past wedt-
end in High iPoini, N. C., on business.
Misses iFranoes WallsM, Mary Ann
Dairs and Sarah Linda Goggans of
Neut>erry, were wedc-end guests of
Miss Bfary iBaHey Owens.
Mr. and Blrs. J. T. Pack and family
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er, W. L. Wise Jn Batesbuig Sunday.
Mr. Mid Mrs. B: S. Pinson attended
the DaUet Ruaee preaented at Win-
throp college in Rock Hill on Monday
evening.
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Blrs. T. N. Litimer of Ware Shoals,
is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Roy | who -have been residing on Muaip'O'^a,
Gaeque, and Mr. Gasque. j street, have moved into the Odiomc
Frioids of Mrs. Ansel Bobo wiH re- house on' Oak street, j
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hotne of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. T. from a short 'visit to her daughter,
C. Chalmers in Newberry. Miss Margaret Blakely in Greenville.
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Miss Frances Simpson had as her^
week-aod guests Misses Jessie Fraser
of High Point, N. C„*'J-
enson and Janet Bmcknell, students
at Ooker ooBege, HartsvHle, who at
tended the college Alpha Rsi Delta
sorority dance on Friday evening.
Mrs. * Boy Vaughn and children of i
Belton were recent gruests of her'
eanebte Stev- sister, Mrs. J. T. Pack and Mr. Pack.|
Mrs. A. M. Cope^nd spent the pastj
week in >Rock Hill, Greenville andi
Spartanburg in the interest of the or
phanage.
Balia >4f New York, visited ^ Misses Jane Ferguson, Elixaibeth
unit, Bfmi.>B. S. Pinson, and Mr. 1 Cowan, Jane ‘ Adams and Eleanor
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as their week-end guests 'Mieees Sara
Corley, Daphne Faircloth and Martha'
Culbertson, Lander college students. | \ \
Mrs. Hden Cheatham, Birs. J. A.
C^ieatham and their h^se guests, T
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Monday. | Tulle, all students at Converse col
V Mrs.* Lynn Cooper, Mm. Bennett' lege, Spartanburg, visited the for-1J J
Townsend and Mrs. C. W. Cooper.mer’s parents. Major and Mrs. L. J. < ►
ware visitor* Greenville during the' Ferguson over the week-end.
week to mee “Gone With the Wind.” j Mrs. S. Walter MdQown of Lexing- < 1
Mr. aiKl Mrs. E. C. Goff spent Sun-i ton, Va., is the gueat of Mrs. F. E.
dpy in Spartanburg with Mrs. Goff's I Robbins at the Presbyterian manse,
father, W. N. Fsg«> j Miss /Mary 'Mauldin has returned
Billy Pitts of Union, visited Kis par- to -her home in Ohsurleston after
ents, Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Pitts, the • two weeks visit to her sister, Mrs.'
past week-end. IJ. T. Pack, while recuperatii^r from
JAr. and Bins. W. C. Bond and ohll- s tonsil operation,
dren were week-end guests of Mr. stkI I Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Johnson had
Mrs. H. L. Baggett in Cheraw.
Mrs. J. L. Datneron has returned
from a two weeks’ visit to Mrs. W. A,
Dameron in Beesemmr City, N. C.
Mr. and Mrs. Algie iBobo and chil
dren spent ^Sunday ihere with Mrs.
Bobo’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. G. W.' Mrs. Clyde King of Lamar visited
Addy. » I relatives-m Augusta several days this
Miss Maud Gew OU.v«_ Nabojs^eek. i
Were week-'CTid guests of Mi» Emma! Ur. and Mm Ellison Simpson of.
FliiAingxhekt in Greenville. iDariington, spent Sunday with Mrs.
Mary and Helen Johnson of Ki-I A.'M. Ck^wland enroute to Florida for
nards, visited their sister, Mrs. Dud-.9 vacstion trip,
ley, and Blr,^ Ray the past week- [ Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Pack and fam-
end. " " ily visited friends in Hendersonville
Friends of Miss Agatha Jones will and Dana, N. C., Sunday,
be glad to know rite 4s recuperating j Mr. and 'Mrs. W. T. Putnam have
satMaotorily at a CfaackMte hoapkail, returned from a visit to their daugh-
where riw has been a patient the past‘ter, Mrs. John A. Seay and BIr. Seay
week. ‘ih Atlanta.
Mrs. W. E. Adair of Greenville, vis-! Mr. and 'Mrs. F. B. Pinson, Jr., of!
ited her mother, Mrs. G. R. Milam,’Greensborb, N. C., and South Bostofh,^
and sister, Mrs. W. fi. Roberts, dur- Va., vtsiled Mrs. Pinson’s mother,
ing the past week. jMrs. T. L. W. Bailey, Thursday.
Mr. and Birs. J. B. Wilder and son,! £. M. Timmerman and S. A. Pitts
Gaston, of Greenwood, were guests j attended an Oldsmobile sales meeting
Sunday of Blr. and Blrs. Jack Dillard in Charleston Monday,
in Spartanburg- | Paul League, student at the Uni-
Mr. and Mrs. , Everette Poole of versity of South Carolina, spent the
Enoree, and Mr. and Blrs. T. R. Buz-1 week-end with his parents, Mr. and
Imrctt of this city, visited llr. Buz-j Birs. EL M. League,
hardt’s brother. Pierce, who is a pa-i Miss Miriam Donnan had as her
tient in a Columbia ho^taJ, on Sun- week-end guest Miss Virginia Camp-
day. [bell of Pendleton, student at Win-
Mrs. Wailiam Davis and little'son,! throp coiU^e.
BiUy, spent 'the past week in Antre-j Billy King and Jack Buice, Furman
ville with her parents, Blr. and Mrs. university students, visited bhe.for-
E. A. Patterson. J mer’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. G.
Friends of * Eugene, Hitt will be King, the past week-end.
glad to know he has resumed his work Miss Helen Woodside of Charlotte,
a« rural nnail carrier after a brief .was the weekend guest of Mr. and
illness. • iMrs. Frank F. Fowler.
, Mrs. Earle Workman, Bliss Ruthj Miss Adeline Boland, who holds a
Workman, Doris Bal<Bwin, Edna Earle'secretarial position in Columbus,'
Workman, Ruth McMillan, and Julia .Ohio, spent the week-end with her
Taylor attended a ahowing of ‘Xlone father, Frank M. Boland, and other
With the Wind” in Greenville Satur-'Relatives.
day. ) Mr. and Mrs. Czaig Kennedy and
Misses Flora McDonald of Dillon,' son, • of Spartanburg, and Mr. and
student at Queens college, Ohariotte,' Mrs. S. E. Evans and children of Co-
was the week-end guest of Miss Mick- himbia, visited Mrs. Kennedy’s and,
ey Roberts and attended the Alpha!Mis. Evans’ mother, Mrs. J. M. Pitt*,;
Pri Deka •on'oiity dance. jiast week-end. j
Mr. and .Mrs. E. R. Knox visited| Mrs. A. D. Connor, Jr., of Barn-'
their daughtm-, Mrs. James Tinkler, j well, and Mrs. K. O. Rhinehardt of
and Btr. TinkW, in Clilfskle, N. C., Pinkwood, will arrive tomorrow to
the pari weric-end and were in Spar- spend the week-end with Mrs. Cen-'
tanburg Saturday to see the movie, nor’s'^ parents, Mr. and Mrs. RL M. <
“Gone With the Wind.” , ' League.
Bliss Pauline Roberts, member of| The-^many friends of Mrs. M. J.
the echool faculty at ' Winnsboro,' McFadd^n, -who has been spending
spent the week-end with her parents,! several months in Florkla. will regret
jMr. and Mrs. G. P. Roberts. B|In. Ix)f-|to learn she is a patient at the Church
ton D. iSuiKvan of Charlotite, also vis- Home and Infirmary in Baltimore,
ited her parents Saturday. . Md. ‘
Friends of Mias Eiknse Miller, mem- - Mr. and Mrs. H- 'D. Rantin, Mr. and
her of the city schools faculty,»will Mrs. T. A. Howell, Mr. and Mrs.
sympathize with her in the death of James Anderson, Mr. and Mrs. P. B.
her father, W. Lawrence Miller, which Adair, and Mrr and* Mrs. Frank Mill-
occurred at his home in Pauline lari er were amoag Clinton people who
Friday. ‘attended a ahowing of “Gone With
‘Mr. and Mrs.* Eugene Knox had ast.the Wind” in Spartanburg the past
their week-end .gueria the latter’s | week. .
sister. Bliss Jane Daniria, Lander col-j 'Bliss Virginia ISadiler who attends
lege student, and Mac Crum, also ofjCoker coffin, visited her parents, Mr.
Greenwood. Blr. and Blrs. Knmc and and Mrs. R. E. Sadler last week-end.
their guesits were in Greenville Satur- She had as her guests. Misses Anne
day to eee *)Gr^ With the Wind.” Preeton of Charleston, Annie Lee
Miss Virginia Dillard, who attends ^ Hope of Darlington, Ohristene Cannon
Ooker crilege, Hartsiville, spent thejMKl Ekigenia iMcAlpin of HartsviUe
week-end with her pareris, Mr. and and Rosamund Durban of Aiken.
Mrs. S. G. DiUard. 6he had as herj Misses Louise and EUiott Jacobs,^
guests Misees Canaillb Qimningham.iwho attend Converse college, spent!
Susanne Betbune, Laacy Shores and the week-end with their parents, Mr.
Eloiise Rasris, aU'Coker students. land Mrs. J. F. Jacobs. 'They had as
Mr. and.Blfs. A. QiPuiiel, Dr. Jack.their guests the following Oonverse,
H. Young, Dr. J. Lse Yqung and tihe riudenU: Misses Mary 'Roundtree,
former’s daughter, Mrs. R. N. White | Mabel Piabbume, Trina ' Murphy,
<xrWinetQn-Salem, N. C., who spent .’Lalla Lee Lafitt, Elizabeth Yates,
riw wecic-end hart, attended ibe wed-1 Paula Zeigler, Ann Boykin. Margar-
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