The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, June 12, 1941, Image 7
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Thursdoy, June 12,1941
THE CLINTON CHROMtCir, CLINTON, S. C
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Poge Sevew
FINAL 8BTTLEBIENT
Take notice tha^ on the 28th day
of June, 1941, X^ will render a final
account of my acts and doinci as
Administrator of the estate of Ma
mie C. White in the office of the
Judge of Probate of Laurens Ooiunty,
at 10 o’clock a. to^ and on the lama
day will apply for a final discharge
from my trust as Administrator..
Any person indebted to said estate
is notified and required to make pay
ment on or before diet date;, and all
perscms having claims agakwt said
estate will present them on or be
fore said date, duly proven or be for
ever barred.
G. r. TEBfPLETON*
Administrator.
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May 20, 1^1.
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SOCIETY
(Continued fro mpage three) '
Copeland mid Mrt. Carroll White
Copland of Spartanburg, were
hostesses at the home of the former
at an enjoyable bridge event
Three tables were arranged for
bridge in a setting of larkspur and
other colorful summer flowers.
Puring the afternoon Miss Gaines
was remembered with a gift in hand
embroidered linefr. Mils * Collede^
Gritfin, also a bride-elect was pre
sented a gift
As a featiue of the evmit Miss
Clarg Bailey of Greenwood, soprano,
sang several approiniate selections.
mum AND SOCIAL NEWS OF GOIDVUE
BfM. E. O. KAT, Certespsngsnt
highway near Eastside Greenhouse^
when their auotmobile collided with
a car driven by Henry Cami^ll of
Ooldville and a lumber truck from
Clinton. Bill O’Shields of Goldville,
Miss'Frances Little of Jalapa, is
spending a few days with her sister,
Mrs. George Morse.
Mr. and Mrs. Austin Johnson and
^mother of Ridgeway, spent Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs Moody Johnson.
' Mrs. Gus Tamsberg and liUle
daughter, Alice, of Charleston, spent
^ ffw days last week with her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. O. M. Templeton.
Mrs. Cora Rains spent the past
week in Atlanta, Ga., with relatives
and frioids.
Mr. and Blrs. J. O. Ray and Miss
Boimie Arrowood motored to the
At tea time the hostesses served ■ mountains of North Sarolina Sunday.'
a. salad course with iced pundt and] S. D. Weathers, Jr., and James
co^es.
marked the
Bragg, Essie Mae Dickey, Margie
Flow, Lourice Harfelson, Wilma
Hawkins, Mary Lanford, Mirimn
Davenport, Maurice Davenport, Mar«
, - ion Gardner, Wendell Hair, Johnnie
tended a movie at the Fox theater. I 0>f««“^w)od, Nabors, Guy Prater, Charles Rosa,
The club members left AUanta atlo'f^^ Campbell car, re- " "
7:80 o’clock Sunday evening and ar-' inJ'iries, whUe Mr. and
rived ip Clintcm at 12;00 o’clock.!®*”- ®**™n received injuries of a
Evgfyone reported a delijditful thne. »*rious nature and are jmw
^ patients at Hays’ hospital, Their^
friends wnsh for them a speedy re
covery.
Birthday Party
Mrs. Clarence Guyton was hostess
Sattirday afternoon to a group of lit
tle boys and girls at her home on
If Geldville Oradnaiee
Of the
Misses Joy Surratt and Barbara
Dickey assisted in making this an
afternoon of pleasure for the little
A centerpiece of gardenias {Taylor spent Saturday in Cowpens rmnembefed
he bride’s tea table. Sev- with the former’s sister, Mrs. J. O. guest.
MUton Road honoring her grandson,!
gm^ Gu^rtop. on hi. »«nth
at CHinton high
school, the following were Ooldville
students.
mien Boyce, Doris Boxard, UMian
James Rhodes.
Miss Grace Bozard graduated with
an A. B. degree from Presbyteriasii
college.
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ral addititmal gusts called for tea
Mias Gaines was accompanied to
th« party by Mrs. T. J. Eskridge,
and Mias Bailey, both of Greenwood.
McMillonrHorry Rites
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Miss Louise McMillan and D. H.
Harry were quietly united in mar
riage bn Friday momixtg at the home
of Dr. and Mrs. L. Ross Lynn, in
presence of relatives and friends.
J>r, Lynn officiated at the rites.
IThe marriage vows were spoken be
fore an altar of green and white
arfUdici^ arranged with tall lift
ed tapers, fom and magnolia boughs.
The candles were lighted by Misses
Myra McMillan of Spartanburg and
Jackie Harry of Grover, N. C., sis
ters of the bride and groom. A love
ly program of wedding music was
trendired fay^Bgiss Luva^ McDonald,
visited Mr. and Mrs. G\u Barrett
becomingly attiredjraeantly.
Mr. and Mrs. P. S. Attaway and
bride
in rose crepe with white accessor-
y.
She is a graduate of ’Thom
high school and AidAeville
ftrs college and has taught the
aeveral yem in Grover, N. C.
Following the ceremony the Lynns
entertMned at an bkformal receptiem
and punch was served the guests.
After a wedding trip Mr. and Mrs.
Harry make their hmne in Grov
er, N. C., whme he is engaged in
MUSGROVE NEWS
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Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Anderson spent
Sunday with Mrs. Anderstm’s broth
er, J. G. Wood, and family at Boil
ing Springs.
Thelma Russ, Nancy Beard and
Joe Medlin are attending the confer
ence being held this week at Prds-
byterian college.
Mr. and Mrs. Li»art Hudgens and
family of Spartanburg visited Mr.
and Mrs. W. R. Andersem Sunday.
Mrs. Bari Workman, Mrs. W. R.
Anderson and Mrs.* Henneth Hasel-
den spent Monday in Laurens attoid-
ing a meeting of Home Demonstra
tion club local leaders.
The Musgrove Home Demonstra
tion club will iheet this afternoon at
3:30 with Mrs. E. Frank Anderson.
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Madden
Bill Dees, James Cooley, Ralph
Cook, Gus Barrett and N. Brannon
spent the week-end in Charleston
deep-sea fishing.
Baker Hawkins of Camp Stewart,
Ga., spent the week-end with Mrs.
Shady Hawkins.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Branqon and
children spent Simday with M. Bran-
nod in Silverstreet. _ _
Mr. and Mrs. Barney Norris, Cal-1 fg^^hodist church was host to Rm
vin Owens and Howard Murray Newberry County League unioii;
Those present were: Louise and
Margaret White, Lucy Crapps, Floral
Nell and Elliott Holsonback, Charles’
Crowder, Lewis Ridings, Margaret!
Alma, and Renton Murrah, Louise
Jones, Tommy Wilkes, Fay Russell,'
Linda, Elains and John Clarence
Guyton.
League Meeting
The Epworth League of EpworUi
2iid Annual Laurens County
spent the week-end in Nashville,
Tenn., and attended the “Grand Old
Opera.”
Mr. and Mrs. George Motes spent
Sunday with Mrs. Motes’ parents at
Lake Murray.
Miss Carolyn Huggins spent last
Yyeek with Mr. and Mrs. Cleve Bran
non. ,
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Harris of Green
ville, and Mias Liela Bob of Kinard,
Monday evening. Miss Naomi Hall
gave an interesting program on
“Friendship.”
Those taking part were Misses Vi
ola Hall, Sybil Farmer and Gray
Stroude.
Mrs. Roy Redden of Whitmire,
presided over the business session,
puring the social hour foe local or
ganization served refreshments.
Martlas Hart la Wrack
Mr.-and MrSi Dan Martfo warn
painfully injured in an automobile
to Oconee State Park and Table
Rock Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. White Tucker and
family spent Sunday with relatives
in Pidnceton.<
Hh. Frad Bragg and Mrs. Mar
shall Motes and aon, Johnny, spent
foe week-end in Atlanta, Ga.
Mrs. Roy Boyce and aon, Bobby,
and Mrs. Idgur Btqrea tte
week-end in Lynchburg.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Byars, Mias
Dorothy Clarke and her guest. Miss
Ruth Crouch, of Stilmora, Ga., spent
Sunday in G^lottc, N. C.
Mrs. B. W. Oxncr, Miss Emma
Kate Oxner, Mrs. Kate Oxner and
Hilda, Miss Cora Johnaon, Floyd
Abrams and Gordon Oxner motored
to Lake Murray Sunday.
Mrs. W. L. Mayfield and daughter,
Eealyn, of Cohimbia, arc spending
a few days with Mr. and Mrs. Glenn
Franklin.
Tom Lewis Martin has returned
to his home here after graduating
from Washington and Lee univer
sity, Lexington, Va.
Little Jimmy and Sara Hollings
worth are spending a few weeks
with their grandmother in Rocking
ham, N. C.
Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Abrams and
family spent Sunday in Fountain
Inn.
WHh The 81^
Little Betty White, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert White, has
been ill several days.
Frances Bragg is ill at her home
on Tillman Circle.
Mrs. John Gaskin is resting com
fortably at her home after being ill
in Atlanta while on foe annual
W(Hnan’s club trip.
Friends regret to know that Mrs.
Moody Johnson has been confined
to her bed the past few days.
Mrs. B. E. Case is improving fol
lowing a foot infection.
Mrs. Shady Hawkins is able to be
out after a two weeks’ illness.
Friends regret to learn that Miss
Jane Crawford, assistant director at
Joanna club house, is ill.
J. D. O’Dell is confined to his bed
for s few days.
Birthdays
Mrs. Thelma Foy will observe her
birthday June 15.
A. W. Starnes has a birthday
June 13, while his jiaughter, Mrs.
" Feltman, will obwrve her bitrt-'
the It.
J. D. Sprouse will have a birth
day tomorrow.
Edwin Stevens will celebrate his
biifoday June 14. •
Evehm liCver has a birthday June
17, as does J. T. Franklin.
Emmett Thomas will observe his
birthday Monday, June 18.
Mrs. Evangeline Godfrey will have
a birthday June 14.
Mrs. Joe Purdy observes her birth
day the 17.
Barbara Dickey has a birthday
Wednesday, June 18.
Annie Mae OrOcker is observing a
birthday today.
Wemaa*! Clab Trip
Sattirday morning at 3:00 o’clock
the Joanna Woman’s club
, with the following serv
ing afrbHkwrs, Mrs. E. H. Hunni-
vnfo'’ presMant; Mrt. Lester Hair,
saefotary; and Mrs. W. R. Lanford,
vice-psaridant; Mrs. Chrystella Flow,
treasurer, left for a waek-end trip
to Atlanta, Ga., Iqr way of the Sea
board treto, eitiving in Atlanta at
7:00 o’clock;
Reaervations had been made lor
the party at the Henry Grady hotaL
Following asaignmant to foe rooms,
the grot4> enj^cd a tour of foe
shcdw and deputmmit sttxres.
Two sightseeing busses were chart
ered Saturday i^moon and tours
were made to Grant park and the
CTyclorama, Stone Mountain, Druid
Hills, Eok^ university, and various
other points of interest.
Saturday evening a four-course
dinner waa enjoyed in foe dining
room of'foe hotaL The party at-
WAHS EKES OUT
giNTON, 11-10
A seven-run spree in foe eighfo
inning whidi put Clinton in foe kuMl
failed to hold as Watts Mill came
back in the same inning and took
the lead again and succeeded to
handing the Clint<m nine a 11 to 10
defeat as the two teams met Satur
day afternoon in Laurens in s Mid-
Carolina baseball game.
Lanky Joe Darnell of Watts, held
the Clinton team* to only lour hits
until foe ei^th inning at which time
he had to be relieved on the mound
by Luther Fowler. Trammell took
hitting honors for the locals, getting
three out of five and making three
nms.
Newberry Dips Jaanna
Down at GoldviBe, with Mills
pitfhmg tight halL aiknwing only
foree hits, Newbirry defeated Joanna
7 to 1. J. Livingston smashed a hom
er'for the Newberry team while R.
Abrams was foe only Joanna man to
hit for extra bases, getting a double.
Oaaaes far Satvrday
Joanna at Clinton.
Watts at Newberry.
How Tlmy Stand
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Joanna 5 . 3 .825
Watts , 5 3 .825
Newberry- 5.. J825
Clinton-Lydia 1 7 .125
MeHiodists Conduct
Bible School
A vacation Bible school was con
ducted at Broad Street Methodist
church the past week under foe di
rection of Dr. John O. Barden.
The following teachers held class
es in four departments for thirty
young people who attended: Mrs.
Sidney Rumph, Mrs. P. M. Pitts,
Misses Pearl Hitt, Elizabeth Nelson,
and Fran^ Speakc. Students of the
school will present St Father’s day
program at foe Sunday school hour
next Sunday. ^ f
|n conclusion on Friday foe inter
mediate and junior department mem
bers enjoyed a picnic at foe New
berry swimming pool and park. Mrs.
Rumph, Mrs. Pitts, Miss Hitt, Mrs.
Clyde McCrary and Mrs. W. R. Pitts
chaperoned the group for the outing.
Derrick Awarded
Trip By Compony
W. O. Derrick, local representative
of foe industrial division of the Pilot
Life Insurance company, Greensboro,
N. C., has been awarded a trip to
the company convention to be held
at Virginia Beach, Virginia, June 18,
17, and 18. Mr. Derrick will leave
this week-end, arriving at' Virginia
Beach in time for foe first session
on the morning of the 16fo and re
turning foe middle of the week.
During the fifty-two week period
ending May 28, Mr. Derrick made an
excellent record with the company,
producing a volume of quality bmi-
ness which ranked him among foe
leaders of foe industrial division’s
field representatives.
Dr. FflMer Siritk
Or. Dbiimi S. FeMer
OPTOMSTRISTS
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Dr. SmiCh. Dally. 4:U to t.
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Admission:
25c per person or $1.00 per car of six.
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