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Page Eight THE CLINTON CHRONICLE, CLINTON, S. C Thursday, November 18, 1943 PERSONAL AND SOCIAL NEWS OF GOLDVILLE MRS. E. G. KAY, Correspondent and Representative Mr. and Mrs. Charles Chapman and , spent the week-end with her moth small son, Larry, of Charleston, and er, Mrs, Joe Abrams. Mm. John Boswell of Columbia, | Mr . and Mrs. J. J. Hawkins and *>ent the week-end with Mr. and daughters, Wilma and Claudette, vis ter, Judith Frances, November 11, at Hays hospital, Clinton. Mrs. Murrah is the former Miss Jimmie White, daughter of Rev. and Mrs. S. B.’ White. Pvt. Murrah is on maneuvers in Arizona. Mrs. C. E. Chapman. Mrs. Chap man and Larry remained for a longer visit. ited relatives in Newberry Sunday. 'Chicken Barbecue Dinner Mr. and Mt-s. D. J. Buchanan were! host and hostess at a barbecue chick- { en dinner Sunday at -the country! Mrs. C. B. Dickey of Greenville, home of Mr. and Mrs. P. B. Mitch-' ■" * * ell near Clinton. Those enjoying this occasion were) Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell, Mr. and Mrs. <| Rolfe Clark and Son, Jimmy, Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Clark, Mr. and Mrs. Wal-' is spending the week with her moth Pvt. and Mrs. Hovie Reed of Camp, er Mrs R L Turner ". m -> spent last Tuesday with' ’ Mr and Mrs. O’Dell Rickard and their aunt, Mrs. Joe Abrams. children of Greenwood, spent Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Bill Thomas and wi th Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Prater. ^ « u daughters, Violet and Marlene, ofj p v t. Harmon Murrah, Jr. is spend- ^ , B y ers ’ Kenneth Buchanan, Miss Fort Mill, spent the week-end with in g several days furlough with Mrs.^” 8 ^"* , Cra , v ®"’ f nd Mr - and Mrs i v. and Mi£ S. B. White J ‘ J - Clark oi Clinton. , | their parents, Mr. and Mrs., W. E. Adams and Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Thomas. ; Pvt. and Mrs. Gettys Attaway of Sheppard Field, Texas, are visiting the former’s parents Mr. and Mrs. r W. C. Gardner. Murrah, Rev and Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Murrah. Pvt. Marion Gardnet of Fort Leon ard Wood, Mo., is s; days with his paren mding several' W. S. C. S. Meet The Woman’s Society of Christian) P. L. Attaway. On Sunday Pvt. and Mrs. Attaway and Mr. and Mrs. Attaway visited relatives in Bishop- ville. Dr. and M*s. M. J. McFadden left Monday for Inverness, Fla., where they will spend the winter. Pvt. Bernard Nabors, Pvt. Johnny Jenkins and Pvt. Hackman left last Friday for Vancouver Barracks, Mr. and Mrs. i Ser . vic ‘ ° f ^ w “ rlh Methodist cht :met last Tuesday evening at/the j and daughter.'t?me of Mrs Pearl Williams; on 1 as visited their I Ma * nolla atrM * “ lth Mrs - B - w - 0 H Mrs. Roy Rushtof Ruby, and Jess Thor«— . — . . . . . mother and grandniother in Colum-1 ne £. a f assi stant hostess bia Saturday J Sixteen members and two visitors y ' were present. Mrs. Betty Furr and Miss Gertrude Webb were visitors in Columbia Sat urday. Miss Webb underwent treat ment at a Columbia hospital. Mrs. Lee Ellison and sons and Miss Martha Yarborough spent the week- Washington, after spending several end w *th the formers mother, Mrs . , * X-I r, a-vl days with their parents here. Mrs. J. W. McCain has returned to her home in Greer after spending several days with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Puckett small daughter, and Mr. and Mrs. Gus Tinsley Sunday. Mrs. Hunter Burns enroute to her Mrs. E. H. Hunicutt, president, presided over the business session. Mrs. P. L. Attaway, secretary, called the roll and read the minutes of the last meeting. Mrs. Cecil O’Dell gave an interest ing program on “Women In The Con go,” assisted by Mrs. Sigsbee Hair. The hostesses served , sandwiches, potato chips, marble cake, coffee and candy. The December meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. J. M. Ross on Taylor street. Birthdays Master Larry Rushton celebrates Grady Hazel. J. M. Ross attended the legion meeting in Augusta, Ga., over the week-end. . Misses Bobby Jean Carr and Mr. and Mrs’ William Ellis of Gla dys Willingham, students at Win- CUnton, visited Mrs. Fred Ellis and thro P college, spent the week-end at their homes here. Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Brock and Dusty visited- Mr. and Mrs. John home in Laurens, after spending a B * cker ^ n ^ adswor ^ commun *ty bj r th da y today few weeks with Pvt. Burns at Camp! Sunday. . . ., ! Doris Wehunt had a birthday Mon- Bowie, Texas, spent the week-end j. Elmer Frazier of the navy, is visit- j ^ with her -sister, Mrs. Ervin Norris. ! in 8 hls parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ed; Bruce Saxon ce iebrated his birth- Mr. and Mrs. Jim Johnson of crazier. - ; ^ Monday. Gaffney, are spending several weeks! Mr . and Mrs. G. A. Gaskin and son,, I j; mmv Hollinesworth has a birth- with Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Guyton. Donnie, visited relatives in Green- , today Mr. and Mrs. Preston White and w o° d over the week-end. | > Holsonback children spent Sunday with the lat- j’ ^ r - and Norman Floyd and uj rt u dav tomorrow ter’s parents in Clinton. . |“" a ««"» '*«'» in Newberry Sun- Jea / Smith „ ave , bjrthd Mrs. Dorsey Ridings and small aa y- _ | November 21st 1 daughter of Saluda, are visiting Mr.! Mr. and Mrs. Roy Boyce, Mr. and; and Mrs. A. W. Ridings. | Mrs Herbert White and Walter Ful- | birthdav Novem ber 20th Pvt. Jones Wallenzine and Pvt.' mer attended the annual conference; R illv hac a hi Jones Cooley of Camp Stewart, Ga.,t°^ Methodist church held in are spending several days furlough i Greenwood Sunday. „ 'with their families here. • j Mrs.- Cecil O’Dell and daughter, J. L. Dickert of Prosperity, spent Brenda, spent the week-end with last Wednesday with his grand- relatives in Newberry, daughter, Mrs. J. M. Holsonback. Pvt - and Mrs. Jones Wallenzine • Mr. and Mrs. Warren Clement and visited relatives, in Saluda Sunday. celebrates his | Derrill Whitmire celebrates his'j rthday November 20th. Billy Mathews has a birthday No vember 21st. E. C. Barbee observes his birth day today. Mrs. Katie Morse will observe her birthday November 20th. Mrs. Margaret Murphy had a anaU son, Ralph, visited relatives in we ^ SS end ris wit ^ Um f ^ s d<! SI * nt , b 'Mis^Emm^Adams .observed her' Greer recently. th f d L ttle birthday November 15th. j T Miss Doris Abrams of Clemson,! » Jim Byars had a birthday yester- McMillan Ser. Station West Main Street Now Open, for Business BILLY McMILLAN, Prop. Sinclair Products WASHING — GREASING A SPECIALTY Don’t wait — have your car checked now for Anti-Freeze. $1 .40 per gallon. , With the Sick Elliott Holsonback has Little measles. Miss Fannie Copeland has been ill at her home on Taylor street. Anniversary Mr. and Mrs. George Craft are ob serving their wedding anniversary today. day, the 17th. Wreford Nabors has a birthday today. . j Mrs. Ray Surratt observed her birthday Tuesday. E. W. Tucker will have a birth-' day November 20. Sgt. Lacey Whitley observes his birthday Saturday. Birth Announcement Murrah Pvt. and Mrs. Harmon G. Murrah, Jr., announce the birth of a daugh- PLAY UP WARTIME FASHIONS Feminine Flattery Far tent LATEST NEWS IN MILLINERY 1.98 i Softly moulded felts—to fit every face and hair-do! Some with- wreaths of veiling, others with shin ing feathers. Lovely win ter coat shades. Handtomely Stitched t GLOVES _f*c Choice fabrics in colors and styles you like. All with at tractive stitched trim. Styles For Everyone! HANDBAGS 2M Fine leathers or rich fabrics in pouch or envelope styles. Nicely finished. All sizes. Full • Fnthioned For FUl HOSIERY 86c Sleek rayons with cotton re inforcements in die feet. New winter shades you’ll like. Ration Board Lists Ceiling Prices The local war price and ration board announces the following ceil ing prices for information of the public: ( Large Eggs (24 os. per dox.) Group Group i j 2 | Grade A, dozen ;r^5c 64c j Grade B, dozen ..nr. 58c 57c Grade C, dozen 52c 51c Medium Eggs (21 os. per dos.) Grade A, dozen 60c 59c Grade B, dozen 53c 52c Grade C, dozen ...47c 47c Small Eggs (18 os. per dos.) Grade A, dozen 56c 55c Grade B, dozen .....49c 48c i Grade C, dozen 43c 42c For eggs sold in carton, 2c per doz- • en may be added to above prices. These prices are from Nov. 18 to Nov. 25. < Army Emergency Relief Provided Army Emergency relief has been organized by the army to give prompt financial help and other short term assistance to all soldiers and their dependents who deserve help, whenever and wherever such help is needed. Relief may take the form of money, or aid in kind such as fuel, hospitalization, medical and dental care, or other emergency services such as assistance in matters of re employment, allotments and insur ance. AH applications submitted are turned- over to the Red Cross for in vestigation as to their validity. In this community soldiers or their de pendents may make application at the 39th AAF College Training de tachment at Presbyterian college. Drive For Rags and Discarded Clothing Next Washington, Nov. 16. — A nation wide drive for discarded clothing and rags was ajmounced today by the salvage division of the War Pro duction board for Nov. 22 to Dec. 4. Herbert M. Faust, division director, said usable clothing collected would be sent to liberate^ countries and rags diverted to industrial uses. Local salvage committees will be in charge of the drive. Churches in many communities will act as col lection depots. 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