Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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: . •• ^ ^ -.m ■ m t; '' • : v. i. /’ V”55»mSP*‘-. vV .f, *5 Poge Eight THE CLINTON CHRONICLE, CUNTON. S. C • ,l LYDIA MILLS NEWS FOR THE WEEK VlqtaU Blackwell, Correspondent and Mrs. John Bagwell and of Chester visited Mr. and Claude Willard Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Burgess of Au gusta, Ga., were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Johnson on Sunday. Mrs. S. J. Todd and children spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. John Sax ton in Anderson. Lendon and daughter, Brenda Jane, were the Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Harrison in Whitmire. Alma Reed has returned home af ter a few days' visit with Mr. and Mrs. WiU. Martin. Mr. and Mrs. D. N. Reed of Ware Shoals, visited Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Dabbs on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Mansil Bridwell spent Sunday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Morris Montjoy Mr. and Ninety-Six, and'f Laurens. George Rico of and Mrs. W. J. Mrs. Casey Abercrombie is visit ing her sister in Newberry.* H. W. Williams and children and Posey Davis spent Sunday in Seneca with Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Shirley. > Mr. and Mrs. George Hampton of Blacksburg, were guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Russell Cobb. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Smith of Spartanburg, and Mr. and Mrs. Cy- more Smith of Chemw, visited Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Srhjpn^unday. Martin and Miss Inez Blackwell of Mountville, were the Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Horace Reed. Mr. and Mrs. WT J. Dabbs spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. B. E. Reed in Ware Shoals. 7 Mrs. Hallie Campbell spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Glenn in Greenw’ood. Harold Ervin of Fayetteville, N. C., was the "guest of Mr. and Mrs. Man sil Bridwell on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Blackwell and daughter, Virginia, Mrs. W. P. Mc- Blrthdays Billy Willard’s birthday was Mon day. Bobby James observed his birth day February 6. Grover Mclnvaille will celebrate his birthday Friday. Francis Cobb’s birthday will be Saturday, church last week, are to receive awards in the near future, it has been announced. ^ . A shower was given in honor of Mrs. Matt Davis on Friday aright'at the home ef Mrs, John Cobb. A num ber of friends gathered for the oc casion and games were enjoyed. Mrs. John Cobb and Mrs. Russell Cobb, as Joint hostesses, served delicious refreshments. A group of boys and girls met Fri day night at the scout cabin to Join in a community sing Mrs. lone \yal- fn«tn ‘ lace, the music instructor, comments that the ch^ir has greatly progressed. Harris Mr. and Mrs. O. C. Harris an nounce the birth of a son, James William, on Friday, February 6. Mrs. Harris before marriage was Miss Frances Jackson. To Receive Awards About thirty people, who took the study course held at the Baptist Valentine Party The Jolly .Girls club will have a Valentine party at the home of Miss Kathryn Eichelberger in Laurens Friday night. The group will meet at the scout house and transportation will be provided to take them to the home of the hostess. > met Tuesday evening at 7:00 o’clock at the scout house for their regular meeting. Miss LucibeU Lord, instruc tor of home economics in the Clinton high school, presented the program. Mrs. lone Wallace was in charge of the music. Thuradoy, Febmofy 12,1942 W. W. Wallace, Louie H. Lot, S. B. Timing, and J. H. Fitts, Jr., of this • A _ Petit Jurymen: Laurens township: Hainan B.' Cowl Cmmms Keit Monday Grand Jurymen ond Petit Veniremen Dra For February Term. Girl Scosts Organised Members of the Junior Girls club and Jolly Girls, about 35 in number, were organized into a Girl Scout unit under the directon of Miss Thelma Hicklin Monday evening. Home-Makers Club Meets Members of the Home-Makers club The February torn of general ses sions court will convene in Laurens Monday, February 18, with Circuit Judge E. H. Henderson of Bamberg, presiding. Twelve grand Jurors to serve this year with the six hold-over members of the body, and 36 petit Jurymen have been drawn for the term by the Jury commission. Grand juror list, the first six being the hold-over members: C. C. Curry, Frank B. Roper, L. C. Taylor, M. C. Pinson, J. C. Cannon and Grady Adair, the latter two of this city; Jeff N. Jones, D. C.. Smith, J. V. Love, Charley Dickey, John Boyd, Clifton Bishop, W. M. Burts, E. P. Patton, Msdlock, T. E. Bright, Leonard A D. Butler, J. R. ~ Dials John J. I* Cooper, . H. W. Laws, W. N, Bobo. J. H. Jacks, P. B. Blakely, Jesaa -ivu and J. & C. Ed* Holland, L. Boland and H. O. Walker. . Cross Hill: R. B. NeiL Youngs township: Freeman Brown, IB A* TEm A# n i Waterloo: Lodfa Martin Riser, Her- mwn Lae Bagwell. » TO REUEY1 MISERY OP com v T 192^7-1941 HogbLEic NEW YORK LITE MAN 20 i- i ■ • : ■! iJ .1 Yaw Experience * formation Furnished Free ' Member — The National Aesodation^of Life >i . v Underwriters. Lt t > _ NOVEMBER *7, 1917 • •• : tl’r zizm - - - ' A 11 ” .. r. y * v j . ( -j r ;<c<exy V , x :V0-j h O; ^ ? . v> > VS* T:'* * A . X* ' *' * ip i RaOmM J V* <eM^ 1 Making a Soldier of Sugar 40 wc have sent men abroad to febt for YmJrirs-s* we have lent money-a* we have XA d fte< j with other commoditie*. lot f^' t ‘ 7“ »*“ ^ u ” iiood * _ SO we muit make a loldier of surisr. Jiat ck 3* i*. ill ud "'N WORLD WAR I Nutriment lor the nations “ in time d ponce—in i* now cilled upon to ploy . heroic p^jo S^yTSWlc* ^ “nr Alien-wh* »cntth . ««. • -A _ .A. < i j To wrap up sugar in the Amerran flafc *0 to meak, and put it into the fight tecomea a outy 'SSr U -Ml t* home cheorrujly i. l * l . u . h 7 , f»rrixr^Y« S workm who dcn« theu hwngfco* *“?• T * , civilian i* m thn war with the mW^Amer- great and unall. Amen^n c^udiromWaU ju the remoteit country 1 Us fit every itep of the way. The U. S. “““f \\ o( ui. are in the fight with everything we have. ^ of eveo'thing we ch^B - it aprivite^etocom- ' ^ rly to to rea tgUi Z_ i .hi I' ' A 4- . i * The United States Government restrict ed the use of sugar in World Waf I. The response of The Coca-Cola Com- l pany was expressed in the newspaper advertisement reproduced at the left. r end oi txmservation we^e^o^ efiorta in aery direction that MPYUe, in manufacture as well as beyood C unmodicte inKmfi; .nd m .h. ^ bespeak the co^perauon of dealer* ana coi«uu everywhere. i .Al The Coca-Cola Company ATLANTA GA J /. XC • r'/S*/ i i «»• 4 m '.■S . iW; kJ r. U4i » d \ ■rsa*. repeats itself in World War n. Sugar has been called to war again. CKu/gbvemment has restriaed the use of sugar for all. Naturally, that indudes Coca-Cola. You 11 continue to find Coca-Cola around the comer from any- where, though we regret that you won’t be able to enjoy the pause that refreshes sis often -as you infight like. Our volume has been re- ducecL But this we pledges: the > *r i . m b:i: I . {I ijr 8,4 - ^ can continue to trust its A As in 1917, we count upon the patience of dealers everywhere. Conserving sugar is another step toward Victory. Whatever any of us may have, or may not have, Victory we must have above all else! ' 1 ' * ' * You trust its v - THE COCA-COLA COMPANY 1 >'- ! V ^r*. .« ,.... { ...•J, •* % ( . 09 TKt COCA-COLA COMPANY •? j ■ ■ ■ ■. ■ v I