The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, May 07, 1942, Image 5
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THE CLINTON CHRONICLE, CLINTON, 5. C
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SCREEN DOORS
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Clinton Builder* Supply Co.
PhM«M4 CONTRACTING
WE ARE READY FOR
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OUR STOdK IS COMPLETE
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LADIES' HATS —STRAWS AND FELTS —
IN THE LATEST FASHION.
COONER'S
WEEK-END TRIPS.. VISITORS., ILLNESS
BRIEFS... ABOUT THE PEOPLE YOU KNOW
Iftms of Intoresf Concerning Clinton Residents
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Mist Mary McLendon of Atlanta, | Mrs. Olin Shealy, Jr., and Mrs.
was tbs week-end guest of Miss Mary Owens returned yesterday after;
Peggy Johnson. a visit to Sgt. and Mn. J. D. Owens
Mrs. Whiter McDowell of Pacolet, HinesviUe and Camp Stewart, Qa.
and MC* John William* of Columbia, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Baxter spent
visited their daughter and sister, Mrs. the week-end in EUoree with their
Robert D. Lynn, Saturday. ' ! daughter^ Mrs. George Felkel, and
M. J. l5anziger is spending some- felkel.
time with Mr t and Mrs. John C Davis Friends of Joe W. Wray of the high
school faculty will be glad to know
he is out again after being a patient
at the local hospital.
guests Sunday of Mr and Mrs. Hor-' Mrs. George Hesse ami daughter,
ace Gem* in Ninety Six. Miss Evelyn Hesse, of Charleston,
H. D. HENRY
ISM-1942
F. M. BOLAND
H. D. HENRY A COMPANY
INSURANCE
STOCKS — BONDS — REAL ESTATE '
Federal Loeae NegeCiated On Real Estate
Telephone 121
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near here.
Mr. and Mrs. B. L. Smith, Mrs.
Harwood Nelson and children were
Mrs. W. Taylor Adair has returned I * re quests this week of the former's,,
frdm a several weeks’ visit to her j Mr *- Goy 1 * L. Simpson, andH
brother, Roy C. Nabors, and Mrs. Na- Mr. Simpson.
JOHN DEERE TRACTORS and IMPLEMENTS
THAT WOR
bors in Atlanta.
Roy G Chapman of/ the Orlando.
Fla., air base, is spending a ten-day
leave with his parents in Laurens,
and brother, R. P. Chapman, and
Mrs. Chapman here.
Mr. and Mrs. Julian Bolick and
daughter, Margaret Annette, of
Georgetown, are visiting Mrs. Bolick’s
parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Moor
head, in Goldville.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred W. Oxley were
week-end guests of the former’s
THERE'S A JOHN DEERE QUALITY
FOR EVERY FARMING P
J. R. CRAWFORD
CLINTON. 8. C.
EMENT
Friends of Ray Boyd, son of Mr.. .r „ • w „ ~ „
and Mrt. J. R. Boyd, will be gi»H to m ° t J ier » Mra W. C. Oxley, and other
i. „ relatives in Bluefleld, W.Va.
know he is recuperating following a
tonsil operation at Hays hospital.
Mrs. Kenneth Burdette and son,
York, of Charleston, were week-end
guests of relatives here.
Mrs. Tom Adair and Mrs. Minnie
C. Adair spent the past week in Lau
rens with Mr. and Mrs. Joe Adair.
Miss Sara Lee Pack and Miss Lil-
Mrs. Al L. Shepard and son, Bobby,
of High Point, N. C., visited Mr. and
Mrs. J. Clarence Copeland and other
friends here during the week.
Mr. and Mrs. N. M. Lawrence and
son, Charles Ray, of Calhoun, spent
the week-end with Mrs. Lawrence’s
mother, Mrs. E. F. Ray.
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days this week in Lexmgton with the
former’s mother, Mrs. Emmie Win-
gard.
Mr. and Mrs. Y. Z. Poole and chil-
„ n ,-f Frienda of Mrs. George W. Cope-
i th? 1 land to know she was
* III the ’ Marahal1 P ck ’, able to return to her home Tuesday |
! Lt. anJTrs. B. F. Wingard ^ being a patient at the local hos-;
Having A Party?
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Top treat at parties—be they for children or frown-
ups—is the senring of DIXIMAID Ice Cream.
It's welcome! It's refreshing! And it’s j
* because it gives you extra energy, found in
to dutha job that wmt
Adults prefer ice cream. Children demand it. Doctors
recommend it.
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from your favorite dealer in Clinton and Goldville
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Miss Frances Leonard was the
week-end guest of relatives in At
lanta.
Miss Clare Huber has returned
the
dm. of Piedmont, end Mm Mollie ‘wo week,'vtait with reletivw
sse •s&rt:
MonU.^and*Mr/Monu”' W ' E 1 ““ Juv. Mcf^neid spent
Friends of Mrs. E. B. Pinson will 1 , a ' .
A h iU for tended the wedding of Miss Frances
r w Phiiiins i. wiuiamj and Lt. Harry McSween of
* th f ^ t f ,Camp Croft and Defuniak Springs,
Mi? anH «nn Prank rla -’ at Presbyterian church
ie. me voting her pd^nU, Mr. and her
“"L A - r : webb - Colun - b ‘* this w“k-end'Jests MrrM H SpiU.^
Miss Margaret House and Gib Spill-
week.
Miss Julia Cherry of Spartanburg,
was the week-end guest of Mr. and
ers of Charlotte, N. C.
.. noen—i. t. i . . Mrs. Varina Betsill was the guest
V* 0 had relatives in Enoree several days
as their guest Sunday James Lawson ^ weejc
0f Mfs r A I1 H Ur McOueen and children. 1 G€orlle DeShiel ^ ls wa s the week-
Je^A^JSAXr,^ ^ 0 ' ,riends ^ BUck Moun -
vi*itinK “or parent,. Mr. and Mr,. F. „„ ch>ntJr reWnw< r „_
c. mnson. terday fnxn a viait to her daughter,
Mrs. S. P. Beaman and Mr. Beaman
“WHEN WE WERE LITTLE ..."
wfhat^s ptoxnlxr ... her eeoneanlea ... her ways el mak-
tag a little go a lent way? Many raeh mothers knew and appreciate
Penney’s ... far prodaetiig saeh good, send values. Thrift has always
been Important at Penney V-ewd it Is evin mere tmportant now that
Thrift and Savings have become a national dnty.
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DRESSES/
4.98
Rayon sheers,
spun rayons and
novelty weaves!
Tkilored, casual
and dressy types!
Sizes 12 to 50.
DRESSES
Tailored, shirt*
waist pud classic
cot*
SUMMER HATS
1.98
Crfap •trmvs hr wort
folts, too.
SALLY LEA DRESSES
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Friends of Martha Wilson, daugh-
Ollerof Mr.^Mr,. L. M. Witom. wlU m BrtUmore. Md. 1
1 rrtaod * ^ Mr *' B F ' Wingud will*
ope ation ^ week at regret to know she has been ill at
Rev and*Mrs. J LeCrande Maverl h * r h0m * ,0r th * P" 1 "everal days. ’
Pe r: M«* N. W. McDaniel has returned
Mrs S A Maunev froin • viaIt 40 *** daughter, Mrs.
Mm ^ p ^ ker, “ dMr Coto ‘ nHlck -
N ’ C -» and Mr * Fi4her of l Captain William M. Blakely, Mrs.
b^f eni 1 ^^wiS^T^^erTmcSfer, |
Thniniia Pnoi*. ura. »k. .....w Bra «' N * c > ^ being transferred to
euestTf relatfvL Tn Wh itmTr^ k Fort Bennin *‘ G *-» where be will re-
guest of relatives in Whitmire. Mrs. f or dut y next
Biiw' “‘‘i Mr,. P. S. Jeanes I, vMUng her
Mr and Mre* Drimr. .nd ,0n ' G,p “ in Kobert P. Jene,. medi-
so^ BiH? Cal COrpf * Camp Forrert > a nd Mrs.
with Mm* ^ Jeanes Manchester, Tenn.
^ DriMers mother - Mrs * M ' Mrs. R. B. Vance, Miss Connie Bai-
, vr., n tj . ley and W. J. Bailey returned yes-
wu^h?»ia < d R ' I ?°K land terday from a two weeks visit to the
i ^ former,s daughter, Mrs. H. M. Wise.
Ofter .being a patient at the local hos- and Mr Wise in jafcksonville, Fla.
Friends of Miss Margaret Caroline
Hipp, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Irby
S. Hipp, will be glad to know she is
Daisy-fresh for the new season,
these smart cotton frocks will
answer your house-dress prob
lem!
CYNTHIA SLIPS
1.29
Rayon crepe In tailored types
or dressy styles! Sizes 32-40.
A Lovely Gift for Mother!
^HANDBAGS •
1.59
RAYON GLOVES
, 49c -
Smart whites and
pital.
Roy Brady of Atlanta, was a week
end visitor at the orphanage.
in improving satisfactorily following an
H n >fl rw^ g Wlth hCr m ther ’ Mr ** | appendix operation at Hays hospital!
Friends of J. Clarence Copeland 1 t0 retUrn to her home *1'
Mrs. Tuner Cromer of Detroit,
ness and exists ^ rJli" Mich ’ is spending sometime with her
P 0 * 1 : another, Mrs. I. O. Ray. Miss Lyde
tion at D. E. Tribble company in a
few days.
Mr. and
Ray of Atlanta, is here this week, and;
»»_ ~ . Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Thompson and;
Greenville snLnt S?rfav B ^ith 8 thi children of Newbeny, also spent!
Mr m^ J5 , Sunday with Mrs. Thompson’s,
Joe Rogers of New York and Camp \
Croft, was the week-end guest of
Birth Announcement
McNINCH
Mr. and Mrs. James McNinch ofl
Laurens, announce the birth of a I
daughter, Carolyn Todd, April 24, at I
the Laurens hospital Mrs. McNinch, j
the former Miss Easter Todd, is. at
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Todd!
Miss EHa Adair.
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Cromer have re
cently moved to the city and are re
siding in an apartment in the home
of Mrs. George R. Holland. Mr. Cro
mer is employed by Jacobs Press.
1 Miss Hazel Howard spent the
week-end in Campobello with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. M.. Howard.
Mrs. E. C. Goff and W. M. Page were of the Long Branch community,
atao guests of the Howards and oth
er relatives in Spartanburg Sunday.
Sgt. John Pitts Rumph of Fort
Bragg, N. C., is spending a ten-day
furlough with his mother, Mrs. Sid
ney Rumph. Mr. Rumph, of Rich
mond, Va., also spent the week-end
at home.
} Miss Elizabeth Graham, student at
the University of South Carolina, Co
lumbia, spent the week-end with her
parents, Prof, and Mrs. Both well
Graham. She had as her guests Miss
Pat Moore of Santa Barbara, Cali
fornia, and Mias Mary Fox of Spar-
and Camp Croft, also stu
dents at. Carolina.«.
Miss Lalla Mae Edwards returned
Monday to Charlottesville, Va., where
TYPEWRITERS
ArthariM* UatofWM* Dnkr.
Cleaning and repairing all make
reasonable chargee.
Kenneth N. Baker
she is doing special work in the med
ical departmftnt of the University of
Virgnia, after a few days visit to her
parente, Mr. and Mrs, J. V. Edwards.
Mias Dorothy Edwards, member of
thf Trenton school faculty, and Mias
Frances Ruth Edwards, Wlnthrop stu*
dint, also spent fee
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for one at once.
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