The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, November 12, 1942, Image 8

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Page Eight THE CLINTON CHRONICLE, CLINTON, S. C. Thursday, November 12, 1942 PERSONAL AND SOCIAL NEWS OF GOLDVUE MRS. E. G. KAY, Correspondent Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Miller, of Batesburg, Mrs. T. , L. Mitchell and Mr. and Mrs. Rayon Mitchell and small son, Buren, of Newberry, were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs D. Beckham. Mrs. T. A. Deery and Mrs. Walter Charles Stewart has returned to his home here from Baltimore, Md. Mrs. Mamie Sullivan, Miss Con stance Sullivan and Miss Modene w - Finney spent Sunday with relatives in Williamston. sonback, Barbara Willingham, Annie Sue Shealy, Frances Spires, Joyce Frady, Helen Clark and Dorothy Kelly. The meeting closed with all sing ing “God Bless America,” and prayer. Mrs. Spires served punch and wafers. Birth Announcement Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Stroude an nounce the birth of a son, Johnny Eddie, Jr., October 30. Mrs. Sudie Mae Hawkins of Fort Frenzer of Newberry, spent Sunday:Mill, spent the week-end with Miss 'With friends here. Agnes Tinsley. Revival Service* Mr. and Mrs. Robert Franklin and Mrs. Leila Turner visited Mr. and. Week-end revival services begin- children of the Shady Grove com- 1 Mrs. C. B. Dicjcey in Greenville over ning Friday, Nov. 13, and continuing munity, spent Sunday with Mr. and | the week-end. through Sunday, Nov. 15, at Gold- Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Prater, Mrs.'ville Pentecostal Mrs. B.^W. Cooper. Pvt. Paul Barrett of Camp Croft, spent Sunday with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Barrett. Mrs. Leila Bobb and Misses Cora and Helen Bobb of Kinard, were Sunday guests of Mr. afid Mrs. G. A. Barrett. Mr. and Mrs. Homer I Jacks and son, Derrell, spent the wjbfk-ehd with friends in Augusta, Ga Prater, Mrs.'ville Pentecostal Holiness church, Rudolph Prater and Mrs. Eddie Lee are Announced by the pastor/ Rev. Price spent Saturday in Greenville, j J. Sexton of Anderson will preach. Mrs. Baker Hawkins of Saluda, and Mr. and Mrs. Landrum Weathers of Laurens, spent the week-end with Mrs. Shady Hawkins. Corp. apd Mrs. R" R. Waldron New River, N. C., spent the week ed relatives in Greenwood Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Fulmer and son. Jerry, were guests at a Miss Macie Outz of Newberry, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. l/ovelace and ^ gperd Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. daughters. Jackie and Willena, visit- ! w. E. Brown. Miss Sallie Craig, Mrs. Emma Mc Cauley Mrs. Alice Brown, Mr. Craig, L. H. Francis and Marvin Smith birthday dinner given in honor of| visited relatives and friends at Lan- Mr. Fulmers sister in / Newberry f ord station Sunday. Sunday. j ^i rSi Martha M. Hearon is spending Mrs. Belle Tew spent the week- a fe W da ys with Pvt. Hearon at end with relatives in Newberry. .Aberdeen, Md. Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Marshall and Rev. S. B. White left yesterday for children visited Mr. and Mrs. David Chester wh ere he will attend the an- Mr. and Mrs. Purdy Honored esdames Ralph Stroud and Fear- Rowe intertained at dinner Sun- in honor of their father and mother, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Purdy, end with Mrs. Jerry Howard and j M^. and Mrs. Purdy^ 6 ** Tuesday I for Fort Mill where'thly will make their home. Those enjoying the occasion in- Mr .and Mrs. E. J. Willingham. Woman's Club Meets The Woman’s club of Goldville held its regular monthly meeting Thursday evening at Joanna club. Mrs. R. G. Carr called the meet- Marshall in Greer over the week-end.' Methodist confei'enceA Mrs. ing to order and presented the busi- Mr. and Mrs. James Evans and white is visiting their daughter in ness of the month. Miss Modene chided Mr. and Mrs. -Ralph Stroud, Carl Stroud, Mr. and Mrs. Fearless Rowe and children, Mrs. J. M.. Tay lor of Indianhead, Md., and Mrs. Annie Garrett of Union. . daughter, Borinie, spent the week-. Columbia while Rev. White is away, end with relatives in Spartanburg. M r. and Mrs. Walter Waits and Mr. and Mrs. Bill Carter visited' family and Miss Patsy Satterfield Mr. and Mrs. Kelly Meeks in Belton o{ Rineville, N. C.; spent the week- Sunday. end w hh Mr. and Mrs. W. K. Waits. (due to the absence of the Red Cross Mr. and Mrs. Frank Trotter spent; Mr. and Mrs. J. W, McCain, Mrs.' chairman, Mrs. John M. Ross. Finney secretary, called the roll and read the minutes of the last meeting. A patriotic program was given by Mrs. C. F. Allen, program chairman, Dr. Frey To Speak At Lions Meeting Dr. J. William Frey, of the college faculty, will speak at a meeting of the Lions club Friday evening at 7:30 at the clubhouse near here, officials of the club state. Dr. Frey is a native of Pennsyl vania and will discuss the “Pennsyl vania Dutch” people of that state, particularly York county. Dr. Frey describes himself as “eesn von selle nichsnutziche Freys von Yarrick Kounti” (which, translated, means something like “one of the numerous Freys of York county”). President H. E. Sturgeon urges a full attendance for the meeting. Farm Machinery Sales Are Frozen Farm machinery has been frozen as of November 1 1, C. B. Cannon, county farm agent, stated, and the government has called for . an inven tory from all hardware and machin ery dealers of supplies on hand. Notices have been mailed to con cerns in the county requesting this information. In the future farm equipment is to be rationed by a farm machinery committee in the county composed of Grover C. Ro per, Hickory Tavern community, chairman; T. Roy DeShields, Lanford, and G. Fair, Buford, Wadsworth community, Clinton. At present the committee is unable to grant permission to buy any equipment, Mr. Cannon said. 666 COLDS TO RELIEVE MISERY OF LIQUID TABLETS SALVE NOSE DROPS COUGH DROPS Try “Rub-My-Tism”—a Wonderful Liniment the week-end with the latter s par-, Poy Livingston and son, Derrel, of ents in Saluda. 1 Greer, spent the week-end with Mr. cent cut from their past usage of “Men and Missions Sunday” on No-| vember 15 will be held in many Pro-; testant churches throughout- the j country as part of a nationwide movement to call attention to the value of missionary work in war times, it has been announced by the Rev. J. H. Kohler, pastor of Broad Street Methodist church, who is resi dent chairman. Churches in more than 2,500 cities On the Seven Seas • .. N « For 45 years General Electric hat developed and built electric equip ment for warships. Here are a few of the ways la which electricity serves the Navy. in Newberry Curtis Yarborough of Saluda, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. M. B. Bridges. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bragg and chil dren spent Saturday in Anderson. , rangements was presented by Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert White and and M rs. W. G. Puckett. Allen and Mrs. R. H. McGee, family visited relatives .in Greenville Mr. and Mrs. Carl Turner andj A basket of cut flowers was placed recently. , son, Leonard of Ninety-Six,- spent .on the secretary’s desk by Mrs-. M. Mr and Mrs. Walter Fulmer and the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. ,J. McFadden and the club stood in children spent Sunday with relatives r m. Willingham. ! silent tribute to our boys in service. Miss Flora Tucker and her mother. After which Irvin Stroude sang “God Mrs. Alice Tucker, returned Tuesday Bless America.” to Dallas, Texas, after a visit here with relatives. Miss Vera ■'Wilson, student at Winthrop college, visited her grand- C. E. Chapman and daughter, p are nts, Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Thomas, Nancy, spent the week-end in Co- the past week-end. lu ™ bia - Miss Emily.Crooks and Mrs. Ethel Mrs. Charles Chapman and small p ra ther of Cross Anchor, visited Mr. son, Larry, of Charleston, are vsit- and Mrs. W. G. Puckett Sunday, ing Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Chapman. Miss Crooks remained for a visit. Edward Lehman of Newark, N. J., Data on Red Cross work and ar-1 and towns throughout the United States and Canada will participate in the observance, which is sponsored by the Laymen’s Missionary move Mr. Stroude also sang “The Rose of No Man’s Land. Mrs. E. J. Willingham’s group had charge of the social hour. . ' Miss Tucker, Miss Finney Honored With Party One of the loveliest parties of the fall season was given by Mrs. R. ment, an interdenominational organi zation of Christian laymen with na tional headquarters in Chicago. SPECIAL CHRISTMAS GIFT SUBSCRIPTION AMERICAN HOME—$1.00 per yr^ each additional gift subscription from same donor 75c. See ' JAMES W. CALDWELL The Magazine Man 1. Just one battleship may have electric generators to produce as much as 180,000 kilowatts. This power would supply the needs of a city of 375,000. S. Searchlights produce millions of candlepower of light to aid in detecting enemy ships and planes, and to guide Navy gunners to their targets. is visiting Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Tuck- f am ily visited in Hendersonville, N. H. McGee and Miss Sara Osborne Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Wofford and at the home of the former Monday C., Sunday. er V Miss Kate Pearl Shealy visited) t Mrs. J. H. Wallenzine of Newberry, - r _ Miss Sunshine Shealy in Newberry S p en t ^e week-end with her son and to Miss Tucker who is leaving to over the week-end. daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Jones spend the winter in Dallas Texas. evening honoring Miss Flora Tucker and Miss Modene Finney. Friends j were invited to bid “Bon Voyage” I Mrs. Earcie Brown was called to W a iienzine. Atlanta, Ga., last week due to the c. C. Foy left this week for Camp death of her aunt, Mrs. J. D. Hig ginbotham. Beware Coughs - from common colds That Hang On Allen, Va., where he will be induct ed into the army After an hour of games a delicious salad course with coffee was served. Hidden on the plate was an an nouncement of the engagement of Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Boyce and son,’Miss Modene Finney and Nathan Bob, Mr. and Mrs. Marion Boyce and j Brazel. The couple is one of the sons, Roy and Tommie, visited Pvt. Vernon Boyce at Shaw Field, Sumter, over the week-end. most popular in the community since they are life long residents. Miss Tucker and Miss Finney were re- j Mr. and Mrs. Troy Ellis spent the, membered with lovely gifts by the week-end in Charlotte, N. C. Mr. | hostesses, and Mrs. Elmore Robinson and son, cause it goes right to the sea^ of the l T y ; returned honie Wlth them for ftp m Affair f^Al trouble to help loosen and expel germ a v,sl t- l/vlllUUdlj V/Cl laden phlegm, and aid nature to soothe Misses Mary Frances and Juanita .. m^'k en<ler l ^ fl n med b !? ncl l! al R °wland and Harold Gardner spent //7 HfllKO \pafc ; ,he . ‘ n * Charlotte, N. nOUSC 50315 Gray Funeral Home Clintbn, S. C. FUNERAL DIRECTORS EMBALMERS Ambulance Service Phone* 41 and 399-J L. RUSSELL GRAY and 7. PARKS ADAIR,'Gen. Mgr*. 8. More than 20 different opera tions are performed in bringing a naval gun to bear on its target. Electricity helps to co-ordinate these operations. 4. When a battleship goes into action, electricity helps direct th ship, operate the guns, and give the orders. G.E. is building equipment to do these jobs. General Electric believes that its first duty as a good citiaeir is to be a good soldier. Genera/ Electric Company, Schonoctajy, N. Y. 111 ^ the understandlng^you must like the Misses Faye Francis and Eve way It quickly allays the cough or you lyn Gardner, are to have your money back. - 9 CREOMULSIOKI with the sick Cn.. c 1.1 b B 'l. • 'Harry Estes has returned from a £ , C esf Colds, Bronchitis .Spartanburg hospital where he was —— , a p a ti en t several days. ! MrS. Mildred Elliott is ill at the jjf home of her mother, Mrs. Mattie 8 S :: 8 S 8 I 5 :: :: BENJAMIN & SONS PLUMBING • see HEATING SERVICE Telephone 117 WE ARE HUNTING TROUBLE 8 Hays. Few Week-ends Will Be Given As All Votes Are Needed for Majority. —♦ Washington, Nov. 9.—South Caro lina members of congress returning for the post-election session, found that Republican gains in the election! Birthdays of last Tuesday leave the Democrats Copeland Whitmire, son of Mr. and j a larger majority than first expected.! A check of the election reports by' Mrs. Judson Whitmire, observed his j g 2nd birthday November 5th. Edward Gaskin will have "a birth- 8 a « day tomorrow, ft Bruce Saxon Saxon observes his birthday 8 November 15th. Gaskin had a birthday Howard Monday. Doris Wehunt will have a birth day November 15. Carl Stroude has a birthday the 14th. Willena Lovelace observed a birth day Monday. S. G. Sulton had a birthday Mon day, the 9th. John Vaughan will have a birth day tomorrow. M. R. Franklin observed his birth day Monday. ‘ Mrs. Daisy Gastley has a birthday today. Mrs. Mittie King will, have When Your Back Hurts* And Your Strength and Energy Is Below Par It may be caused by disorder of kiii- ney function that permits poisonous waste to accumulate. For truly many people feel tired, weak,and miserable r when the kidneys fail to’ remove excess acids and other Waste matter from the blood. 'You may suffer nagging backache, rheumatic pains, headaches, dizziness, retting up nights, leg pains, swelling. Sometimes frequent ana scanty urina tion with smarting and burning la an other sign that something is wrong with the kidnevs or bladder. There should be no doubt that prompt treatment la wiser than neglect. Use Doan'i Pill*. It is better to rely on a medicine that, has won countrywide ap proval than on something lees favorably Known. Doan'* have been tried and t<st- Mitti£ King (birthday tqmorrow, the 13th I Tuesday. Mrs. Virginia Boyce has a birthday November 14th. I Miss Erhma Adams observes her {birthday the 15th. B. W. Oxner has a birthday today. • , G. A. Meeting The Girls Auxiliary of Goldville members of the delegation reveals that in the election 222 Democrats! were certainly elected and 209 Re-1 publicans with three Progressives,; one Farm-Laborite in the person of; Congressman William Lemke ofi t North Dakota and the American La- 1 bor party .congressman in the person of Vito Marcantonio. One contest was still in doubt— that of Congressman Izac, Democrat, I of the San Diego, Cal., district, but] Speaker Rayburn was advised by Mr. Izac that on the face of the re- 1 turns he had been safely elected by! at least 15 votes and that he was sure that the final count would sustain his prediction. One of the outstanding features of exchange of election news today was 1 that Republicans were more surpris- aled with the result than were Demo crats. It was first reported that the Mrs. Edna Lyles had a birthday {Democratic , margin would be only nine votes. Another outstanding feature of* the election is that during the next two years congress is expected to be in continuous session, that the Demo crats will have few week-end visits to their homes as heretofore because the Progressives and Messrs. Lemke and Marcantonio oftentimes line up Doans Pi lls Frances Spires on Tillman Circle. I Mary Kate Carr, president, gave ! an interesting lesson and was assist ed on the program by Peggy Hol- «fi ™*ny ye»rz. Ar* at ail drug atona. . Baptist church met last Monday eve- with the Republican majority on ma- G«t Doan ■ today. t ; hing at 7:00 o’clock ~at 4he~hoaie of-jor issues, which means that if the Democrats continue to hold the house they will have to keep their entire membership on the job. Otherwise they will find themselves out-voted as has been the case on. several oc casions during the present congress, due to [democratic absentees. Floyd Succeeds Sloan As Paymaster Norman Floyd of Goldville, has been employed by the Joanna Textile Mills as paymaster, succeeding James P. Sloan, resigned to enter a midship man’s school at Chicago, I1L Mr. Floyd, a native .of Silverstreet, has been employed by the Joanna mill in another department for several years. Place Your Order Now For.*. 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