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THE CLiNTON CHRONICLE, CLINTON, S. C
Poge Nine
Top* Patten Joins His Seven Sons in NaVy
Sheila, gathered at the home of. their
paimts, Mr. and Mm. J. F. Daels,
ear Nortti Credc ancr gave a fur*
{Hiee birthday dinner hondring^jOieir
father, who wae cekbratinf his 58th
bir^ay. ^ ,
John Alien Gann, 84, died jd his
hcene naar Clinton Mmktay foUowiog
two yearn of declining health.
He was a native of Tennessee but
had lived in Clinton lor 14 yearn and
was a membttr of the Church of God.
Surviving are his wife. Mm. Sara
Hatley' Gaam; two sons, Floyd and
James Gann; one daughter, Mrs. Ola
Lambert; four sisters. Mm. Bessie
Smelcer, Mm. Alice Rinehart, Mm
Clam Smith and Mrs. Etta Sparks;
one hatf-brother,, George Banks, and
three grand^ildien.
NtlHDAYS W
im/Bsmtm
TMs Week.
Mr. and Mm. Dudley Bay both
have birdkiays Monday, September
25.
WESI (umw ratSOlUL jW SOCIAL IIEWS
ms. JOI CABBPBIIJU
lfrkE.M.Reedof Lyman, was the] Mr. and Mm. WUl Lyda and son,
week-end guest of her dsUWittt^and'ind Mrs. Ridy Hendrix visited_ Mr.
son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Jota^ Word.
Miss Ruby Taylor of
spent Sunday with Miss Evelyn 81^
mons.
ons. Repent
Mr. and Mrs. Leo HeattAerlyjana [friends
|dm. CdUe Campbell, Bfm. John
mar and daughter were , visitom in
Spartanburg Saturday.
ami'
daughtnr, Dora, visited Mm.
Sandem in Spartanburg receuw,^ .
Mrs. Palmer Howard qient Sundays
with Mr. and Frank Sdiumpert
in Newberry.
^ Dewgy Trammell, J9obbie Sanders,
Mm. A^ur Sandem and daughter,
Paiqr, and Mm. Tommie Galloway,
accompanied Arttnur Sandem and
Tommie Galloway to Camp Stewart,
Ga., Sunday.
I Mrs. J. J. Smith and daughter.
Miss Nan Smith, spent the week-end
with her son and daughter-in-law,
Mr. and Mrs. Boyce Smith, in Ware
Shoals. The latter remained for the
♦
Mr. and Mm. John* McAlister 'of
Whitmire, spent the week-end with
Mr. and Idik. E. A. Harris.
Mr. and Mm. B. W. Legette and
ton,' Bobbie, Mm. Pearl Legette, Mr.
and Mm. Bennie Sumerel visited Mrs.
Sumerel's parents, Mr. and Mrs. W.
N. Che^ in Cross Hill, Saturday.
Mr. and Mm. Joe Purdy of Gold-
ville, visited Mr. and Mm. WalUu'
Spiem Sunday.
Mr. and li^ A. F. .Cnnipbell, Mr.
and Mm. Grange Campbell and diil-
dren, and Mr. and Mm. D. C. Whit-
R. C. Wilkie near Clinton
and Mm
Sunday.
Mrs. N<dlie Cirter of Greenwood,
it the wedc-end here with
Funeral services were conducted
yesterday afternoon at 8 o’clodc
from the Churdi of God by Rev. C.
N. Sproles, assisted by Rev. L. O.
Loon^, Rev. R. H. Gai»e and Rev.
R. S. Bonds. Interment followed m
Roeenxmt cemetery.
The liquor traflie la-a national
headadie, ud tiiere is only one
real cure: abolition of Uqnor mak
ing, of liquor aelUng, and of liquor
i diinldngt
That W.C;T.U. diagnoeia la backed
by common citizep and Modioua
leatter. by a del-
Willie Lawsem, James Meadors,
Alvin Stone, Bo^ Hottaclaw and
CharUe Robertson of Camp Stewwt,
Oa., were at home for the week
end.
Wl M. AMeel
The Wmnan’ss Missionary society
of Calvary Baptist diurch held its
Septmber meeting at die home of
Mm. Ed Turner on Washington street.
The president. Mm. R. D. Holies,
called the meeting to order with
Iirayer, tlM secretary, Mrs. Ralph
Riddle, called the roll and minutes
were read and approved, after a re
port of side and needy, the program
was turnp4 over to Miss Mae Mad
den. Topic for the year, “An Urgent
Odspel Summons States—^to Enlarge
—Lengthen — Strengthen.” Hymn.
Bible study. Psalm 65, by Mm.
Hughes. PrajoT by Mm. Joe Camp-
belL Cooperatioh, by Mm. *Palmer
Howard. “The Coopmting Dollar,”
by MIsa Maddm; Prayer by Mm.
Hughes. “A Fair Coc^ieration,” “Ev
ery Southern Baptist Coc^ierating,”
cheera'
»»
nge of newspaper
stories telling of
Uquor's coniiee-
tion widi rotten
politics, with
vice, 'With adult
and Juvenile
crime, witti the
sprean of disease,
with wrecked
homes, with in-*
sanHy.
The “cup diet
strangely enough leaves
Miiss Robbie King will observe a
birthday the 28.
Jerry Galloway, daughter of Mr.
and Mm. Ashby Galloway, will be
five yearn ol^l September SO.
Octoben 1 is the birthday of Mrs.
Heath Cc^idand.
Mr. and Mm. Wekton Jackson wUl
celebrate a wedding anniversary
Tuesday, the 30.
Mrs. R. B. Ferguson of Williams
burg, Va., former^ of dds city, has
a birthday today.
D. E. IMbble will obeervwa birdi-
day Sunday.
Bfm. Ella Adair of Washington, D.
C., formerly of this city, has a biith-
Mm. Lewis BagweU.
John D. Davis has a birthday Sep
tember 30.
September 29 birthdays indixle
Mm. Karl JcOinaon, Mm. , Eiqiene
Hitt, June Owens and Sam McCrary.
Mm. A. L. Shepard has a birthday
October 1.
T. M. Sease will celebrate a birth-
dav Saturdav. {
Mrs. A. M. Nelson arill (4)eerve her
7Srd birthday Wednesday, October 1.
Bfr. and Bfm. George W. Addy willi
celebrate their wedding anniveraaryj
.Monday, September 29. i
Bfm. Guy Copeland observes a!
birthday Saturday, the 27. . - 4
Mm. W. W. Hai^ has a birthday
September 30. i
Bfr. and Mm. George Plunkett of)
C<xiyers, Ga., celebrated a
anniversary yesterday. Mm. Plonk-^
ett is the former Miss Nell Abrams
of this city.
WE DO ALL KINDS OF PRINTING
< —EXCEPT BAD
CHRONICLM^UBLISHING CO.
TO RELIEVE
mSERT OF
COLDS
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Try “Enh-Bgy-'
day tomorrow, the 28.
Bfrr A. P. Young will observe her
83rd birthday September 29.
September 28 is the birthday of
man were visitom in Spartanburg ‘'Enlarge—Lengthen — Strengthen,'
Saturday.
Misses Bfarguerite Seay and Bfattie
Williamson spent the w^-end with
irelstives^ ^.^^vUle.
‘The Gift of Self,” by several mem-
bem.
The hostess served
refreduhents
Bfr. and Bin. Carl Attaway
children, Bfr. and Bfm. J. E
well and daughter, Linda, spent the
wedc-end in Charleston with Bfr. and
Bto., John Bhdiop.
Ml*, and BITS. Carl-Attaway were
called to Greenwood Monday on ac
count of w sexidus illneas of Bin.
AttaWay's sister, Blrs. Robert Ed
monds.
Mr. and Bin. Thomas .Balltw and
children spent Sunday with Bfr. and
Mrs. R. M. Hampt<m in Fountain Inn.
Bfr. and Bfra. Joe Strickland and
children spmt Sunday with relatives
to Greenwood.
~ Mr. and Blrs. NaOian Cannbn^and
son, MidiaeL visited Mr. and Bfm.
Marvin Cannon to Gremwood Smi-
•day. A
Bfm. Geo. Brown-and son, George,
of Greenwood, spent Tuesday with
Bfr. and Bfm. Charlie BrasweE
Bfr. and Mrs. Leo RIaar and chil-
at itag close of the program,
and OdEbher meeftog ViJ^ b8 fibll
at the home of Bfrs. Joe CampbelL.
The qMt
Bliss Feroline Seay is 111 at her
home on Frances street.
Bliss Frankie Sumerel has returned
from the Columbia Imqiitar to tha
home of hwr sister, Bfm. C. W. Rustin,
on Eliubeth street.
Miss Vera Hedspeth is ill at bar
home on Gordon straet.
Leonard Dover is a patient at the
local hospital where he underwent'
an append operatimi Sunday.
Bfrs. Wm. Cannon has been ill
several ^dajnk
dren and Bfr. and Bfm, W. S. .Ctein
oc. l&s
spent Sunday to Modoc. Buss Pa-
melia Ckm returnad edth them lor
a visit
. Bfrs. EethM Fleming spgol . tha
week-end with her fatiiar, L. D. Dav
enport to Watarloo. . s..
Bfr. and Bfrs. C. E ISUnM* md
diildren visited Bfr. and |ilxit D. L.
- —Boom in'Tueapau’SirndeF*
Bfr. and Bfrs, Jasaas Pkaev visttad
Bfr. Peace's*parents^ Mr. and Mia.
A”. G. Peace, to Landrum, tiba paM
wedc-and. Mial Geneva Peace re
turnad leg a idsit
^ Mr. and Bfm. ^ibart Laopard v^
itad rMattvaa to Sahida Imiday.
Bfr. and Bfrg. Earl Adam and chil
dren of Laqaaiftar, apaalEuaday with
Bfr. and Mm. H. A.-A8aau.
Miasaa aiwi Julia Jard}-
dina Btthary 808*11081 JCaaa qmt
|Baturda^ wilth BCHsas Gladfi and
Euby Alexander to SiliHpaanviUa.
Bfr. and Bfm. Ceeil Lawson and-
Bfrs. Samanttia Raaca, Mr. and Mrs.
■ Jassia Raaca viaitad Bfr. and Bfrs.
TgBHBiifFEatee la WhliuEra tfae-pait
^ eraak-rad.
Bfr. and Bfrs. Charlie BralwaU an
nounce the birth of a daughter, Nita
Annatta. on Sept E
WatMs King of Harthom airport
C<duBilda,.was al home for tha
«nd. '
Bfra. E E^Wright Jack Wrighiand
idiildran viaitad Bfr. and Bln. J. L.
Mattox near Whitmire Eundgy. r
BCr. and Mm. E. S. Bu4Mi
small son, Joe Rcbert' Atlan6^
Ga., apant savwral days'^ laR ,,wadc
with Bliss Bfaris BMtadaw.
Mr. and Bits. 'QlJaa Lawson and
daughtsc, spent Sunday,, with
ralaltoes in Eiiflala.
lie. andtMn. CL.W^ WhMlaar hhd
as thMr gnaali Sua^ lir. and Bin.
and Bin. Oscll Voung of Fort BragE
Jf. C,. and Mn. W. H. Lhidlar and
Varnon Ydung af Hooaa Patti, Mr.
i ?la ehildran of Whitndra.
\ Mrs. Shipman and ditldran
of Gray Court srara Sutoda^guaats
of Mr. and Mn. Gleim DaWii^
Ray Lyda of Fort BragE.R.
spent tha areak-and witti Ua patentSi
Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Lyda..
Btdiy Hsndrhi' has raturnad
^ hcina afisr g Issa.waahs* vlstl with
^ £ar hrottWr Jn Jadtaonvfllt, lla.
Bobbie Legette was six yean old
Sedt. 32.
Miss Mattie Williamson wUl ob
serve a birthday Sunday, ttie 28.
I^fept 29 is the birttiday of Hubert
Laop^.
Jack Wright celebrated hit birth
day yastarday.
The P. Y. P. E of the PMacostal
Hottneas ^urch of iAbbaViOa wUl
present a program at ttia PentaeoMal
church hera Saturday gight Sept. 27,
at 7:20. Tha public u invited to at
tend.
Announoemant is made df ttia wad
ding of MJaa KattSetn Childa and
Joe Jones, who are to be married
today, Sapt.M.
Eirfhday -Dtaaar Given
On Sunday, Sept 21, Mr. and Mm
J. V; Lowe and son, Mr. and Mrs.
A. O. Arnold, Mr. and Mrs. Arttiur
and
only unhapptoaaa in its sraka.
Tea, tha liquor tralBe cauats stil
ting pains to the natko’s head.
Ilia cure ia backed by hundrada
of years of manktod'a efforts to
solve tha liquor problem. IFa like
the Woman's Chiiatian Tamparanca
Union aaya: “You can’t cure can-
car with aoft aoap; you have to cut
it outl” Social workan, tmperance
groupa, maiqr of ttia Mggaat Protaa-
tent (hurebra have recently ra-
alRrmed their belief that tamper-*'
anca education plus prttoibitory leg
islation are tha only effective solu
tions. ,
The* Ideal solution, temperance
leaden say, would be for all people
to “swear off" .drinking alcohoL
Tmnperance educatioo and tha
sound common aensa of tha majority
ariU eventually echieva abetthkoca
af the hkUvfdusA
behave.
INSPIRED BY THE KABPEN PIL-O-REST
Here’s a mattress that’s difierent than any
you’ve ever seen befoce! Flu£fy diannelcd
pillows filled with soft felt ste attached to
both sides of a Karpco ioiier-^dng mktaett
unit. The channeled pillows eaK the body
into sleep and the inner-apring mattress sup
ports it. The unit is made in miulio, in the
aanw wiqr fiok fivnitnte is i^sholstered, befbie
the ptUows are attached—then the ticking,
in exclusive Karpen patterns, is pot on...
These aie fintofes duE assure you added com
fort and longet life in ytnif mattress. If you
are Icxiking foe more comfort in a mattreea
—be sure 80 come in and see the Pil-O-Rcict
KAkPEN ■ —
BUT, they declare, at long as the
multUniUk^oUar liquor traffic is
to axiatence it
“makaa addicts
out of the weak
and unthinking,
and particular^r
out of toexpari-
anetd youth; it
win continue to
gain victims ba-
eauaa it is a nar
cotic and because
it is easily avail-
able." —
That ia why,
from the view
point of ST common sense appraisal
of history, they say that complete
inohibition ia tha only eventual ap-
hitiaa.
Every sign indicates, _ they cor-
ttoue, that a rapidly growing mmip
bar of voters agree with ttiam. Not
today, not tomorrow, but eventually
—th^ are confidant—ttia padloek ct
abolition wUl atop tha haadachat
IMk^
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Davit- and son, *7erald, Mrs.
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"•aiifr
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firaa maok free boord. Free trewaL
Free madkol and dental core. Free Iram-
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