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F »■ .*, -..p.. Thursdoy, September 11,1941 THE CLINTON CHRONICLE. CLINTON, S. C I V ' r'.. ?:7.. r '-i fa£BjFi»e WEEK-END TKIPS ■ ■ VISITORS ■. ItLNESS IKIfFS...iUIOVT IHE FEOME YO0 NiW Items of Interest Concerning Clinton Resktiots ,.N. Ivir Bin. Ernest Chaney hat ' retumed from a several months stay In Long Island, N. wilth her daue^ter, Mrs. S. P. Becman, and Mr. Beaman. Mrs. O. O. Copeland, Mias Jean and Oswald Copeland of Newberry, visit ed the former's sister, Mrs. W. C. Shealy, and Mr. Shealy, here during the week. i Mrs. R. L. McCrackin, Bliss Mar-i garet, Gordon and Sammy McCra^dn of Colvunbia, wer4 we^-end gueets of the former’s sister, Bfrs. E. B. Sloan. Miss Pearl Hitt left Sunday for Lake City to resume her teaching position in the city schools. Miss Jeanne McMaster of Winns- boro, was the guest last week of Blisses Jane Little and Blarcia Gal loway. Captain Georga R. Blalock of Fort Braggs N. C., spent the wedk-oad with his family liere. Mrs. Blvdord Cq^riand, Mrs. Hugh Ray, Mra. W. L. Wler, and Miss llar- gu^te McMillan were viaotors in Rodk Hill Monday. They aocxmipan- ied Bliss Carolyn Copeland who en tered Winthrop college as a member of the fredunao class. Mrs. D. S. Templeton spent a few days last wedc In SknpsoKsvflle with her mother, Mrs. J. W. Carik. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Clary of Spartanburg, visited the letter's par ents, Ut. and Mrs. C. L .Vahgbn, Sr., the past weih>«nd. J. Di Ow«ut of Camp Stewart, Ge., spent a few d^ft leave at his hcsne here the past sredL Mr. and Blrs. A. A. Ramage, Jr., Hazel and Dillard Boland visited Mr. Boland. Miss Barbara Montgomery was the guest last week of Blr. and Mrs. J. L. Clemsnts In Augusta, GS. Mrs. Jack Red and Uttle daugh ter, Jennie, ot Laurens, are viaking her aunt, lira. Jaak W. Anderson, end Mr. Anderson tttis wesk. Friends of Mrs. C. H. BleCrary will regret to know she is a patknt at Hays hospitia. Mrs. McCrary ia hn- proviiW satisfactorily following an operation on Saturday. Sam Caasanova of Columbia, spent in the (rffice of R. S. Owens, attorney, pMrs. W. E. Falls have returned from is residing in the home of Mrs^C. C. I a yisit to their sister and daughter, Bailey. iBfrs. James Sellers, and Mr. Sellers, Mrs. j’. F. Milam or Columbia,!“ Washington, D. C., Mrs. Rhodes spent the week-end with bet son, several weeks there and .Mr. W. H. Roberts, and Blrs. Roberts. . Rhodes and Mrs. Falla were there for Blim Annette Moorhead had as her < few days’ visit and accompanied guaai for the week-end Miss Hazel j Duncan and daughter | Sanders of Allendale. ^ week-end) Friends of W. B, Tribble will ba «7l *» !-.*»■ oLan ^ ““.SuBctay were their dautfiter u>d .ie- lo^hoMtel- ^ - I,.,, Mrs. Dlieor Adame and Mr. Miss Louise Jacobs, daughter of: ..a...,, ...... . ^ .. KU ....»• «<> >»” •'“"bo. »“ r«-;*•*•*” °* Wewbemr. *• Con’^.'^-’SVBSCRIBB TO THB CHBONICU ents, Mr. airs, kl ^assanova. hsge where she is a member of the Misses taarttu Culbertson «nd|^iof class. FOR SALE My Residence on Centen nial Street, at attractive I»ice, easy terms. Also two other residences. B.H.BOYD . Clinton, S. C of Laurens, were of Miss Alva Eugene Sloan will leave today for. have taken an apartment in the home Bon Clarimn, N< C., ybme be will of Bliss Essie Young on East Caro lina avenue./. ^ Miss Mary Hokombe of Union, via- wt Join other members of the EnAcine college football team for a week’s stay before r^uming to the college I Hed her brother, Gary Holcombe, in Due West for the fall session. here a^few days this week. Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Shealy on Sun day visited J. D. Boland, a patient in Blrs. Agnes Kern is spending the week at Pawleys Island with lier a Columbia hospital, and also the (daughter, Mrs. Pat McEBiinney, and ofAtB formers sister, Mrs. J M. Dosfer. I Mr. Mcllhinney of Atlanta; Bfr. and Mrs. R. G. Watson and* Mrs. John W. Finney, Sr., and Mr. children are spending the week* as | and Mrs. R. M. Crooks wm« visitors guests of relatives in Ridgeland. Miss Louise Kem left the past Week for Calhoun Falls where < she will be a member of the grammar school faculty. W. J. Bailey u on a tour of Canada, Nova Scotia, and the New Enigand f states. Bits. James P. Sloan has returned from Duke University, Durham, N.‘ C., where (Aie has beM completing her master of arts degree in French. in Columhia Monday. Tkey accom panied the former’s eon, BCac Finney, Who entered the University of SouRk Carolina as a maab«: of tha fresh man class. Friends of J. D. Boland, a patient in a Columbia hoei^tal, wilt^ be pleased to know he continues to im prove and bopas to return socm to his home here. On Sunday, Mrs Boland, Frank M.' Boland, Mrs. John T. Little, Mrs. Annie Fleidner, Miss wiiinikkliMkkiiwiMRkRkWiwuiwkkUPiwksniMBMgiijijakMkMWiikiMiinp He D. HENRY ItW-lMl F. M. BOLAMB i R a HEMI^Y COMPANY STOCK$— — REAL ESTATE Ftdml lioiiHH NgfotikU^ Oh Rgg] EEUtt TcMkim Ml Daphne Falrclaw week-end gueets Holmes. Mr. and Mn. Frank Glasgow- and daughter of Greenwood, were Msasts Sunday of Mr. and Bfra. Kay Mflls. Mr. and Mra. S. Lewis Bond of Cai^ Stewart, and Hlnaavllla, Ga., spent the week-end with the farmer’s parents, Blr. and Bfra. L. C. Bend. Friends of bIN. A. J. Blsitdiant, Jr., will be glad to know she is con valescing et her home after undergo- ing- an aiH^^ndix operation at Hays hospital. Blr. and Blrs. C. B. Ashley and children, Dorothy, Sara and C. B., of Abbeville, visited Blr. and Mrs. A. B. Galloway, Sr., Sunday. Mrs. C. P. Robinson is visiting hw sister, Mrs. R. L. Wylie, in Clover. Biksses Roennond Durban, Chria- tine and Edith Hahn of Aiken, wm guests Thursday of Miss Virginia, Sadfer. W. A. Moorhead and James T. Ad dison were week-end gueets of the farmer’s son. Dr. W. H. Moorhead, and Bfrs. Bfoorhead in Jacksonville. Miss Ella Adair and Mrs. Nannie A. Pitts are spending the week in Brevard, N. C. Mrs. Selma B. Adair and Mrs. Wallace Franks accompan ied them to Brevard on Tuesday for j the day. Mrs. W. N. Bobo and son, William Bobo, attended the Culbertson-Fun- dethurk wedding in Greenwood on IMMIEIIWIIWWIIMWWWWmEMIIWEItllWgWgWgMWKggiigKg^OTgKEIIEEHil JOHN DEERE TRACTORS oixi IMPLEMENTS THAT WORK THERE'S A JOHN DEERE QUALITY IMPLEMENT FOR EVERY FARMING PURPOSE J. R. CRAWFORD • CLINTON. 8. C. Bliss Frances Sheely left ye*f«”**yjsaturdiw for LorU to resume her t^ing po- m,,. Robert Hayne Buford of Ab- sitira, after sp^i^ the summw bovllle, was the guest a few days with her parents, Blr. and Bfrs. O. H. ShBely, Sr. Mrs. W. C. Bond and children spent Sundsor with 1^ parents, Mr. and Mrs. S. H. Fiiller, in Greenville. Mrs. J. C. Pace of Sumter, spent the week-end here with Mr. Ptet. Dr. and Bfrs. F, K. Shealy will re turn tomorrow from a few days’ visit to their dauipiter. Bln. Lewis H. Od- this week of Mrs. W. J. Duncan. Mrs. | < > Ella Todd of Decatur, Ga., is also: visiting Blrs. Duncan/ Bfr. and Mrs. V. D. Ramseur, BIrs.j A. E. Ramseur, Sr., of Greenville, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Ramseur of An derson, W. G.-Ramseur and daugh ter, Ntgicy. of St. Petersburg, Fla., visited Blrs. B. M. Dutton, Sir., on* om, Jt. Ga. and Lt Odom, in Columbus, A. R. Milam of Nutley, N. J., ar rived this week for a visit to his .. « . i« ,1 u rtved this weeic for a visit to ms Mrs. Ry^a Su^rel is visittag her q r ^ilam, and sister. "t.- wnHonnaakBHf uAjj-ii-ag brother, W. B. Chaney, a»d Mrs. Chaney and Blr, and Mrs. Paul Todd in Atlanta. Mrs. Olip Sheely, Jr., Mrs. Mary Owens, Miss Vivian Sheely and June Owena w|re guests Sunday of Mrs. Dot Henry in Greenwood. Blr. and Blrs. Charlie Calloway of Atlanta, Ga.. were wedc-end guests of the tormer’t sister, Mrs. Carlton F. Winn, and Mr. Winn. Blr. and Bfrs. W, £. Evans and chil- dran of, Columbia, spent a tew days this week with Blrs. Evans, mother, Mn J BC. Pitts. hir. and Mrs; Walter Sustar spent the weA-end in Charlotte, N.' C., with Bfr. Sustar’s partnts. GBea BuBiy of Saraaota, Fla., is visHing his mothar, BIzs. Annie Giles Bailey, for aeveral w«^. iR!^B. Hare, manager of Cooner’s, spent 4he week-end at his home in Batesburg, Misa Leola Burnett, who is study ing Journalism in New York, is visit ing her avukt, Blrs. George Bmken- brough, and Mr. Brockenbrough, in Klnani.. Mr. and Mrs. Dial Gray of Laurens, spent the week-end with Mrsr Gray’s parents, Bfr.-.aod Bfrs. T. Z. Carter. Ai^ guests of tha Carters Sunday were Blr. and Mrs. W. F. Babb and children of Greenwood. Mr. and Bfrs. Cecil Dye oi Lake- landf Fla., are guests a few days this week of Blrs. Dye’s atmt, Blrs. Jcriin T. Little, and other relatives here. Miss JUla Adair and Miss Jeanette Pitte spent the wedi-end in Brevard, N. C. Mr. and Mrs. S. M. Price of Easley, were guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. James McCombe. Judge M. M. Mann and Mrs. Mann of St. Blatthewi^ w«e week-end guests of Blrs. Blann’s sister. Miss Rosa Mahaffey. Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Shepard were called Thursday to Thomaston, Ga., on account of the death of the for mer’s father, W. E. Shepard. Mr. and Mrs. Joe L. Clements and daughter of Augusta, Ga., spent the week-end^ with Mrs. Clements’ par ents, Dr. and Mrs. F. K. Shealy. Mr .and Mrs. B. M. Dutton, Jr., and son, Jimmy, Nell Buchanan and Mrs. W. H. Roberts. Blisses Mary Bailey Owens, Jane Little and Violet Browning left thu we^ for Rock Hill to enter Win-j throp college as members of the freshman class. W. A. Moorhead is on a business trip to Wariiington, D. C. Bin. E.^C. Bloody left Tuesday for a visit to her daughter, Blrs. Henry Jolly, and Blr. Jolly in White Plains, N. Y. Bliss Rsbecca James of Atlanta, and Miss Rebecca Nickles of Charles ton, hive returned to their homec after being the guests for a few days of Blias Betty Spratt. Bliss Elizabeth Graham will leave today for Columbia where she will be a member of the senior class at the University of South Carolina, her home. Friends of William Brooks Owens will be glad to know he is convales cing at his home after being a patient the local hospital for a lew days and expects to be out again this week. Mrs. O. A. Kelly and dav^ter,. Hazel, of Seneca, and Mrs. Richard Kohn of Whitmire, were guests Tues day of Mrs. C JL HalL Mist Barnett Spratt of Nashville, Tcnn., spent the past week here with her brotticr, John Spratt, and Mrs. I^mtt. -Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Flemming and Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Flemming of Augusta, Ga., visited Prof, and Mrs. Bothj^U Graham during the week. Mrs. O. W. Chapin and daughter, Jane, of Belleville, N. J., arrived this week for a visit to her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Crawford. Local Kiwanians and memben of their families attending the annual Carolinas Kiwanis convention this week at Myrtle .Beach were: W. H. Simpson, Robert D. Lynn, F. C. Pin son, R. S. Ferguson and son, Law rence, Blr. and, Mrs. Dennis Sowers, Mr. and' Mrs. W. W. Harris and i daughter, Cornelia. W. W. Tribble of Washington, D. C., is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Copeland^ > Mrs. T. C. Johnson, Sr., and Mrs. T. C. Johnson, Jr., are spending a r ^ • Leit s Get Better Acquainted Bonks, like people, reyeol Hietr true worth only when you know them well. ^ You will like us better, ond you will be oble to use our services to better od- vontoge when you becdme fully ac quainted with whot we hove to offer. You ore okvoys welcome here, your questions obout our focilities will be , answered cheerfully and should you de sire to discuss your finonciol offoirs with us, your confidence will be re spected. BusincM Cordiatty Invited M. S. Bailey & Sm BANTiTRS OLDEST f STRONGEST Charles ^[^opeland spent Sunday in'few'days in Gatlinburg, Tenn., and the mountains )Of NorUi Carolina. I other vacation points in the Smokey Bliss Shirley Jackson v/lll return! mountains with the former’s mother, McMILLAN-COOPER MOTOR CO. TTESt MAIN sr. — CUMtON, a c. today to her home in Tarpon Springs, Fla., after a visit to Miss Margaret Lightfoot. Mr, and Blrs. Hubert Pitts, Miss Madeline Adair and Mrs. William Henry, M., spent the week-end in Atlantic Ga. Lt. C. W. Hallman, Jr., of Camp Stewart, Ga., spent the week-end at his home here. C. W. Anderson, S. Y. Adair, John W. Finney, Jr., and I. M. Adair have returned from a week’s business trip to New York. , Mrs. D. Simpson of AtiMns, Ga., spent the week-end with her mother, Mrs. B. M. Dutton, Sr. Blrs. F. C. Pinson visited her daughter, Blrs. A. H. McQueen, in Loris and other relatives in MuUins several days this week. Dr. and Mrs. John W. Frey, for merly of Carlisle, Pa., are now mak ing their home here and have taken an apartrnent in the Jacobs apart ments. Dr. Frey is assistant profes sor of modem languages at'Presbyte- rian ooUage, ‘ Miss Barfasura Montgomery will leave this wedc for a visit to rela tives and friends in Commerce and Attynta, Ga^ before entering the Uni- verdty of Georg^ at Athens where rite be a member of .the Junior cisas for the coming sesiion. Bill Abrams of Columbia, is spend ing a wedc’s vacation with his mother, Mrs. EsteUe Abrams. Mr. Abrams, his mother, Blr. and Mrs. Drummond Bailey and children of Greenwood, Hient a' few days this week with their sister and daughter, Blrs. George Plunkett, pad Blr. Plunkett, In Conyenu Ga. Min Mary George, formerly of Laurms, who bra acceidtd • position Mrs. White of Newberry, and sister, Miss Elizabeth White of Durham, N. C. Mrs. S. B. Loftis and daughters. Misses Nelle, Mary and Nanette, spent the week-end in Henderson ville, N. C., and Taylors as guests of Misses Blanche Hawkins and Vir ginia Butler. Misses Hawkins khd Butler returned home with them for a* few days’ visit, before leaving for Alto, Ga., where they and Miss Nelle Loftis have i|p:epted positions at the State Tuberculosis Sanitorium. Mr. and Mrs. James Rhodes and JIFFY-25C Far Salt By 8ADLEB-OWKN8 FBARMACT BENJAMIN & SONS PLUMBING heaung SERVICE Telephone 9268 WE ARE HUNTING TROUBLE Flue le' State Tu PEPSI-COLA BOTTLING CO. GRBBMVnXS, S. C. -.V A ^ .t