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f 77 & ^ ' / 7JI fSIMpijl^Bra ’<'• ?■ ' 7^ 7 ntursdoy, Moy 29,1941 THE CLINTON CHRONICLE, CLINTON. ,S. C. Poge Five f*r WEEK-EKb TRIPS.'. VISITORS.. ILLNESS HHffS... ABOUT THE PHIPU YOU XP^ Items of Inteiest Gmceming Clmton ftesideiih Ifr. and Mn. Cljde SmiOi and ion, Mttflotd, of NixMtsr Six, visHad Htn. Smldi’s mother, Mn. A. M. Nelson, on Sunday. Hit. and Bfrt. J. E. liaxioo of BlaclDd>urf» arrived Tuesday to spend several days widi Mr. and Mn. L. Plaxico. Mn. N. W. McDaniBl spent the past week in Aucusta* Ofu» with her sons, O. P. and B. W. McDiini^_ "Ray /(dinsoQ liin ifturflfii IKtl^ Clemsoo coUefpa whexp he has been a student the da*t eessinn, and is connected widi the office of S. W. Sumerel for the siimlner. Mrs. Geoxse R. HoUand and son, Sunday of Dr. and Jack, wwe guests Mn. P. M. Calvert in Enoree. Louis Pitts and Reese Young, Clemson college , shldeBts, are at home for die sifounfr widi ttkeir parents. Mr. and Mn. C. E. Nichols spent Sunday in Greenwood with relatives. . Mrs. W. P; Odter has returned to her home in Hickory, N. C., after a visit to her parents, Mr. add Mn. N. W. McDanieL Mrs. T. O. McKeown and children of Blackstock, spent Tuesday with Mrs. McKeown*s mother, Mn. T. J. Blalock, Sr. They were accompanied home by Mn. McKeown's son, T. O., Jr., who, attended Presbyterian col lege the past senion. Miss Azilee Livingiton of New berry, was the guest Monday of Miss Lily Yarbonough. Mr. and Mrs. T. P. P. Young of Duncan, were guests Tuesday of Mr. and Bfrs. Willii^ King. liters Julia Taylor and Peggy Johnson vPere visiton in Greenville on Tuesday Uje. and Mrs. E. A. Slpoa and daxijdAter, Patsy, of Atlanta, Mr.* and Mn. J. P. Maddox and son, J(dm dbarMs, of-MadisOn, Ga., and Miss ffiiiDrlle Shns of Greenwood, spent Sundiy witii Mrs. C. L. Sinu. es Sarah Henry and Annie Laurie Summit of Kings Mountain, N. C., spent Sunday with lAr. Barnes’ par ents, Mr. and Mrs. Stic Barnes. Dr. and Mn. Frank Kellen are spending a few days this week in Charleston with the former's son and davighter-in-likw, Mr. and Mn.' Frank Kellers. Mr. and Mn. Dlin Deas of Rock Hill, were guests Sunday of Mr. and Mn. S. D. Dawkins. ^ Mn. M. ^ Bell of Wadiington, Fint Baptist church of that place. He was accompanied by Mn. T. L. W. Bailey and Mr. jmd Mrs. Irby Ferguson. Mr. and Mn. A. ODaniel have returned after a visit of several weeks to their sons, Dn. James and John Y. O’Daniel, at EUijay, Ga. Fint Baptist church will be on an ^ly schedule, in order to cooperate with the college and ori^anage in their baccalaureate sermons. Memben of the Sunday school will come at the usual hour, 9:45 o’clock, and go directly to classes. At the ringing of the bell at 10:20, the con operate in this program, the pastac^ Rev. W. N. Long, said yesterday. Mn. Elise Spencer Hindman df gregation will assemble in the audi- Washington, D. C., is visiting her parents. Dr. and Mn. A. E. Spencer. Friends of A. L. Shepard, manager torium for a worship service which will end at eleven o’clock. This schedule will give ample time for D. C., ewnpany store, J those who wish to attend the ser- father. , spent the wedt-end with her will be glad to know he continues toj . . .LCWellsofCrossHill, who'improve at the local hospiUl and,*^*»yterian church has been ill for some time. j pla^ to return to his home in the' Thomwell Memorial church. T. C. Scoggins of Fayetteville, N.jnext few days. C., spent several days this week.with Clinkscales Wixm left Tuesday for his family here. J Washington, D. C., where he has a Gaston Wilder of McCormick, spent: position for the summer, the week-end with his mottler, Mn. Bfn. W. W. Harris and daughter,; J. B. Wilder. Cornelia, are visiting *Mn. Harris’ which are set for 11:15. Memben of the Baptist church are urged to co- ADS For SALE IN OUR NEXT ISSUE SUBSCRIBE TO THE CHRONlCUi RWWtaRwxRkiMCMMMiHtgRWiRiiwiwnigiWKmRjUMHMiaiKmnnmMaM Wobdrow Whitley, focmerly con nected wi^ the J. CL Fkhney com pany store ot fiUs city and now lo cate in Chattknoofpi, Tenn., visited friends h«re Sunday. P. M. Dees, formerly connected with Jacobs Pr^ has accepted a po sition in Winnsboro. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Redd and daughter of Laurens spoit Sunday with Mr. and Mn. J. W. Anderson. ^Friends of Mn. Harry League will eegret to know of the death of her nther, Malcolm Turner, which oc curred in Switzer on Saturday. Miss Frances Shealy, who taught in Lori# the past session,, is at home for the summer with her parents, Mr. and Mn. O. H. Sheely. Mr. and Mn. Carroll Barnes, Miss- Mn. C. J BoUknight of Concord, N. C., and Mrs. W. Q. Qrigg and son. Quay, Jr., of Catawba, N. C., are vis iting thdrenodicr, Mn. Metta SUme. Mn. Fannie Metis of Blackstmrg, is spending some time as the guest of Mrs. Joe W. Leake. Miss Pearl Hitt arrived yesterday to spend the summer with her par ents, Mr. and Mn. Eugene Hitt, after tesY^ing the past year at Lake City. Miss Virginia Dillard, Coker col lege student, is at home with her parents, Mr. and Mn. S. G. Dillard, for the summer. - Mr. and Mn. R. E. Ferguson and Miss Marjorie Miller leave tomorrow for Waynesboro, Va., for the gradu ation of the former’s son, Lawrence Fergusem, at Fishbume school. mother, Mn. D. W. Bethea, in Dillon, who is ill. j Mn. G. W. Woodworth and daugh-! ter. Miss Betty, have taken an apart-! ment at the home of Mn. J. W. Cnwford on North Broad street. Edward and Miss Emily Ferguson leave Saturday for Myrtle Beach to open the Ferguson cottage for the surruner. They will be joined Monday by their parents, Mr. and Mn. R. E. Ferguson. Mr. and Mn. V. W. Vaughn, Mn. J. M. Vaughn, Mn. W. E. AUen and Mn. A. V. Chapman of Belton, were hm for the graduating exercises of Miss Virginia Sumerel on Monday evening. H. D. HENRY ItM-lMl F. Bf. BOLAND H. D. HENRY & COMPANY INSURANCE STOCKS — BONDS — REAL ESTATE Federal Loans Negotiated On Real Estate Telephone 121 Mn. M. E. Curlee of Winnsboro, Military I Mrs. Jacob S. Wheeler, Miss Kate I Wheeler and Mr. and Mn. J, S. Mn. Jessie Williams and daughter | Wheeler of Prosperity were here lor xiHiaaaKKXxxMXxaawwxmtaaimaxaaxwesgeKxatnMKaaaaamgBH JOHN DEERE TjUCTQRS onil IMPLEMENTS THAT WORK THERE’S A JOHN DEERE QUAUTT IMPLEMENT FOR EVERY FARMING PURPOSE J*. R. CRAWFORD CUMTON, 8. c. J NOTICE TO Beginning with June first billing, the plan of allowing twke the amount of wa^er at the rate now in force will be followed throughout the summer. Your next bills will cmy this reduction, which is given by^city authorities to residence consumers, to encourage and aid those who ddkire to beautify their premises with green lawns And b^utiful flowers. Clinton Lighi Water Plant of Seneca, were week-end guests of Mrs. Mary Owens. Mrs. W. A.’^or- ris, als6 of Seneca, is spending sev eral weeks with her sister, Mrs. Owens. the graduation of Miss Jane Little on Monday evening. Mrs. Curlee re mained for a visit with her daugh ter, Mrs. John W. Little. Mr. and Mrs. T. M. Meyers, Miss Mt- ebd-^ Mrs. Charlie McDaniel,' Mary Meyers, and Mrs. Charlie Pin- J. '•f 0 -f ' t k-.. who have recently moved to Hick- OTy, Nr e., spent the week-end'with the former’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. N. Wa McDaniel. Miss Georgia Waldrop, who teach es at Danielsville, Ga., was a recent guest of Miss Mary Loftis and Miss Myrtle Waldrop. Miss Nell Loftis, m«nbcr of the senior class of the Spartanburg Gen eral hospital, h« returned to her du ties after a visit to her parents, Mr. and Mrs. S. B. Loftis. ■ Min Mary Ella Bailey, member of the Cumpobello sdiool faculty the part year, is spending the' summer with her mother, Mrl T. L. W. Bai ley.’ > Mirt Virginia Sumerel is spending several days in Belton with her grandmother, Mrs. J. M. Vaughn. Min Louise Coe, stiident at the University of l^th Carolina, Co lumbia, arrived Monday to spend a vacation with her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Shands. John and Tommy Sease are spend ing this week with their uncle, T. B. Booaar, in SMverataeei, Mr. and Mrs. T. L. Smith, Sr., and Mr. and Mrs T. L. Smith, Jr.; and Ralidi Smith of Charleston, were guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Stutts. Mrs. Gilbert Blakely and childrm 8[^t the week-end in Laurens as guests ef Dr .and Mrs. Felder Srnim. Mrs. J. A. Cheatham has accepted a secretarial position at Camp Croft, Spartanburg, and left the past week to enter upem her new duties. Lieut. Cheatham is at present stationed at Camp Croft. Dr. D. H. McFt^en of Duke hos pital, Durham, N. C., spent the week end with his parents. Dr. and Mr^. M. J. McFadden. Mrs. W. D. Bailey and son, Johnny, and infant dau^ter, Mary Lou, of Greenwood, are visiting their mother and grandmother, Mrs. Estelle Ab rams. Miss Dorothy Edwards, senior ^at Winthrop college. Rock Hill, spent the week-end wi^ her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. V. Edwards. Dr. and Mrs William P. Jacobs and Mrs. C. M. Bailey attended a meeting of the South Carolina Manufacturers association held during the week at Myrtle Beach. Edward Ferguson is spending the week in New York. son of Greenwood, were guests of Mr. and Mn. Irby Hipp Monday md attended the graduating exeixises of Miss Margaret Caroline Hipp Mon day evening. • Mr. and Mn D. B. Bobo are spend- a. few days in Whitmire with (iir daughten and sons-in-law, Bfr. and Mrs. Joe Simpson and Mr. and Mfs. H|UMU Miller. They attended ihb graduApng exercises of their Artoidson, Billy Miller, on Monday evening. Rkv. and Mn. AUrti MeSween left Tuesday after a visit to the latter’s parents, Mr. and Mn. L. B. Dillarfl, for Forest City, N. C., whgre Mr. MeSween has accepted the pastorate of the First Presbjrterian church, fol lowing his recent graduation from Union Theological seminary, Rich mond. Va. Mn. O. C. Woodruff and little son, Jerry, and Miss Elberta Sease are visiting their parents, Mr. and Mn. H. S. Sease, at Gilbert. Miss Sease, a member of the nursing staff of Hays hospital, who is on a two weeks vacation, plans to spend some time in the mountains before resum ing her duties here. Methodist Paper Pays Tribute To Dr. John Speoke The I (which with the income from the an- Mr. and Mrs. Will AUen Addy and "ual conferences gives the institu- son, .George AUen, of Plant City,ltion a working endowment of ap- Fla., are spending a few days with'Prokimately $350,000); and the total their parents, Mr. and Mrs. G. W. | i"«l®'t>tedness has been reduced from Addy. Mr. and Mrs. Algie Bobo and j $72,659 children of Spartanburg, spent Sun The following item is from Southern Christian Advocate; The retirement of Dr. John W. Speake from the presidency of Lcm- der college, necessitated by illness, is a source of regret to. his many friends in aU parts of ^e stafie.TCh'. Speake,’Who had been i^ iucertMful pastor, evangelist, secretary of indus try. church builder, carried into the administrative work of the college presidency that same spirit of un daunted enthusiasm and wiU to achieve which characterized his min istry in Uiese other ~ realms. The fruits of his labors at Lander appear in this contrast of the college’s sta tistics when he became president nine years ago, with the 1940 min utes of the conferences: instructors have increased from 22 to 35; stu dents from 256 to 453; value of prop erty, from $380,121 to $414,061; en dowment from $155,537 to $220,464 day with Mr. and Mrs. Addy. Kohn Barnes and.Clark Stewart of Taylors, visited the former’s par ents, Mr. and Mrs. Eric Barnes, on SUndugY These observable marks, of ad vancement are but a partial view of the values which have accrued under Dr. Speake’s leadership of Lander. Others unrecorded and unrecordable have year by year come to flower in Mr .and Mrs. Lester Spalding and the beautiful Christian character of sen, Lester, of JacksonviUe, Fla., and Lander grjduatei. The blessing of Miss Portia Spalding, a recent gradu- j the Father abide with Dr. ate of Anderson college, were Sun- Speake ..o sustain and restore. day guests of Mrs. W. J. Duncan and - - Mrs. Nene D. Workman. ! Dr. Speake, who was reared in the The following friends attended thelKinards section, is pleasantly known funeral of Malcolm Turner in Switzer, here by a number of friends. He is a CAR RRICIt RUBJICT TO ORANRl WITNOOT NOTICl McMlLLAN^OOOPER MOTOR CO, ■ vasr MAIN ST. — CLINTON, 8. a on Sunday: Mf. and Mrs. W. T. ^t- nam, ,Mr. ud Mrs. Clarerice Cope land, and Mrs. Sterling Young, Mrs. John B. Ferguson, Mr. and Mrs. R. M. League, R. L. Plaxico,, and D, E. Tribble. , Miss Mary Crawford, who taught the past session at Fountain Inn, is at home for the summer with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. Roy Craw- fmd. Misses Doro^ and Ida Craw ford. students at Winthrop college. Rock Hill, Will return to their hom^ this week. Miss Dorothy is a member of the graduating class. Dr. Bothwell CHlham of Duke uni versity, Durham, N. C., spent the week-end with his parents. Prof, and Mrs^ Bothwell Graham^ Miss Kath- cripe Graham, hi|dt school librarian at Thomson, Ga., and Miss Elizabeth Graham, sttadoits at the University of South Carolina, are at home for tiM summer. Rev. W. N. Long, pastor of the First Baptist church delivered the baccalaureate aennon to thi gradu ating clast of the Campdbello high sdiool on Sunday evsning at the brother of J. B. Speake of Kinards and George B. Speake of this city. Baptist Missionory To I Speak Sundoy Night Dr. Jacob Gartenhaus, missionary to the Jews under the home mission board of the Southern Baptist con vention, will speak; at the First Bap tist church Sunday evening at 8 o’clock. Dr. Gartenhaus is a Christian Jew and has been connected with the mission board for'many years. He is a forceful speaker* and will bring an inspiring and helpful message. Every member of the church is urged by the pastor to attend this service, and the general public is extended a cor dial invitation to be present Early Hour Service At Baptist Church On the Sundays of June 1 and June 8, ff^e* morning services at the MONEY On The March A bonk is o fecruiting stotion for doUors. It gathers theih m one central ploce, ar ranges them in orderly ranks and sends them forth in the form of loons and invest ments to fight for better business and better living for everyone in the commu nity. 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