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I V .N^ Thursday, January 6, • h \ \ ■ TrtE CLINTON CHRONICLE, CLINTON, S. C. Page Seven "Meet the L.... Vardcgrilt PERSONAL AND SOCIAL NEWS OF GOLDVILLE MRS. E. G. KAY, Correspondent and Representative '** Rev. E. R. Mason, Superintendent of the Greenwood district of the Methodist church, conducted quarter ly conference at Epworth Methodist church Sunday evening. Mrs. C. E. Chapman and grand son, Charles Richard Boswell, are spending the week with relatives in Greer. \ W. O. Stewart and -son, Charles, 1 spent Saturday in Columbia. Bud and Elsa' Gibson and Cecil Tilman of Newark, N. J., were visi tors here over the week-end. SOUTH CLINTON NEWS : FOR THE WEEK \Hss Floise Brown, Correspondent , »nd Representative . ■■ ■ 'N* L 111 'Miss Dai y Grant 'arfd Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Grant visited friends in Chester Sunday. ’ , ^ Mr. and Mrs. T. Q. Williams visited : relatives in Ware Shoals during the week-end/ Mf. and Mrs. Colie Mills of West 'Clinton, visited Mr. -and Mrs. 'Rufus Mills Sunday. O. C. Harris* and Curtis Jackson were visitors in Greenville Saturday^ Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Turner are spending several days with the for mer’s parents in Greenwood. Mr. and Mrs. John Medlock visit ed Mr. and Mrs. Edward Medlock in West Clinton during the week-end. I Mr. and Mrs. Frank Alford and i daughter, Miss Evelyn ;Alford, of Caroleen, N. C., Mr. and Mrs. Felix Haile land - children .of Jonesville, | spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. H. i 1 W. Alford and family. .j Misses Sally Ann and Stella Duck- . ett attended the isxth annual all- Mr. apd Mrs. T. S. Elliott of Bow- service in the ^Gospel Taber- man, Ga., spent last week with their nac l c ' Greenville; January 1. son, H. M. Elliott, and Mrs.** Elliott. 1 Miss Mar 8 le Turner has returned from a week's visit with ther aunt, i * \ V ! Mrs. Roy Fuller, ' and Mr. Fuller, With The Sick | in . Greenville. Frank Phillips was ill last week. ^j ri arrc j Marvin Harvey and Mr. ajid Mrs. L. H. Francis are im- children visited the latter’s aunt, proving after a week’s illness. Mrs. Luther Nix, in .Greenwood, (Each week In this space will be presented a picture and word portrait of^ someone whose i\ame is hews.I •The man who took command of 350,000 of the world’s toughest fighting men on Ne\y Year's day Is a sofUspoken, six-foot Southerner. Lieut. Gen. Alexander Vandegrift, new chief of the U. S. marines, is a real c&reer spldier. He has been in the corps for 34 of his 56 years. Wher ever troubletwas brewing, Vandegrift was there. •When he was in his third year at the U. of Vir- ginia’he suddenly decided on a military future. A few" months after he joined the mamtes he was commissioned a seconds lieutenant. He first saw action in Nicaragua in 1912. In 1915 and^’16 he was battling in Haiti. He remaipdd there through 1918. His duties took him all over in the next few years: Cuba. Panama, the South Pacific, China. He rose steadily through the grades. After graduating from advanced officer training he was chosen secretary to the marine commandant in 193S. and a little later, assistant. Mrs. Clarence Fulmer and sons, | s unc jay. Jerry and Tony, are improving after several days illness. Wallace Abrams had flu last week. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Barbee and daughter, Brenda, of Goldville,*Mr. ; and Mrs. Paul Wilson and daughter;” Archie Summers is ill at his home, 0 f Laurnes, spent the Week-end with op Tillman Circle. Ray Wertz of Portsmouth, Va., is visiting Mrs. Wertz for several days. Mrs. James Cooley .and Mrs. Alvin Bedeabaugh spent the week-end with Pfc. Cooley and Pfc. Bedenbaugh at Camp Stewart, Ga. Misses Iris and Ira Belle Summers attended a party given by Misses Viola and Naomi Hall at their home in Little Mountain recently.. Miss Joyce Puckett of Columbia, visited her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Puckett, over the week end. Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Johnson visited the latter’s parents*, Mr. and-Mrs. A. F. Campbell, in Clinton’Saturday. John M. Ross attended a Moose meeting in Greenville Friday eve ning. .•« Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Gaskin and son, Donny, visited the latter’s fath er in Coronaca Sunday.. Pvt. Marion Bragg of Fort Jackson, spent the week-end with his father, Palmer Bragg. Mr. and Mrs. Otis Murphy, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Murphy, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Murphy, Millard Mur- ohy and Tdy G. Murphy attended the Tuneral of Miss Dora Dukes in • Se- dalia Monday. Miss Elizabeth Dickey visited rela tives in Newberry Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil O’Dell and Brenda visited Mr. and Mrs. Willie Holsonback in Newberry Saturday. Mrs. Eleanor Buzhardt and daugh ter, Lillie IVlae, of Columbia, visited Rev. and Mrs. S. B. White last week. Misses Agnes Tinsley and Ruby Lee Harrelson of Camp Stewart, Ga., spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Gus Tinsley and Mrs. A. R. Harrelson. , MbsarS. Bobby Boyce and Bud Carr visited relatives in Sumter over the week-end. Gordon Oxner has been ill several days. Miss Mary Brock is ill at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. L: J. Brock, Walter Garner is recovering from flu. . Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Smith. Robert Bobo of Gr^pwood, visited •friends here Monday. Mrs. Julia Thrift is spending some time with her daughter, Mrs. Dean Eppley, in Inman. Friends 6f Pvt. Lloyd Huntington . to know lie has been transferred Patsy Rowe is improving after i f r0 m Colorado to Camp Howze, Tex-1 g having measles. * i as !■ L. J. Brock is ill with flu.' i Harold Snyder has returned from |j ♦——— a week’s visit with his aunt, Mrs. ■ Birthdays Delbert Lambert, and Mr. Lambert,'T Clara Gosnell celebrates her birth- in Spartanburg. ! P day January 9th. Miss Reba Hill of Erlanger, N. C.,|l Jeanette Holsonback has a birth- spent several days last week with ^ day, today. | Miss Sarnie Wilai'd. Miss Blanche Durgin observed herj Mr. and' Mrs. Burtoq Reeder and birthday yesterday. : children and Mr. and Mrt. G. H, Pvt. Paul Bcirrett has a birthday Jackson visited Mrs. J. H. Roberts today. j in Union Sunday. . .. Fred Bragg observed a birthday i Miss Ruth Jones of Spartanburg, .yesterday. J spent the week-end with Mrs. Billy Charles Murphy has. a birthday Jones. - today. Frank Ybung of Simpspnville, vis- Rudolph Prater will have a birth- ited Mr, and Mrs. EaH Abercrom-i Eddie Lee Price had a birthday bie during the week-end.\ day tomorrow. * Mrs. Evelyn Hill has returned to' i yesterday. 'Erlanger, N. C., after spending sev-j _ Rose Anne Little will celebrate eral days^with her parents, Mr.’and ■ her third birthday January 12th. Mrs. L. A. Land. . . ‘ Misses Ruth and Naomi • Smith _ Anderson To Preach < spent last week Avith relatives in ™ Rev. W. R. Anderson of Laurens, Ch ar l°tte, N. C. - will preach at Goldville Presbyte- Mr - and Mrs. Otis Smith visited rian church Saturday • evening at relatives in Greenwood Sunday. 7‘00 o’clock and Sunday morning-at 1 1 .A T o Among The Sick Mrs. Sudie Grant is ill with flu. Junior Harvey is ill. Mrs.'Curtis Jackson has flu. Mrs.- T. G.’ Srhith and daughter, Miss. Beatrice Smith, are improving after a week’s illness, Mrs. Luther Hughes is recovering from flu. Miss Mamie Willard is ill with flu. Mrs. Paul Taylor is ill. A* 11.on D„., C D xuL-t »’ ! Little P^ggy Sue and Linda Lou At 11:30 Rev. S: B. White, pastor,, Willard ar ^ in 11:00 o’clock, January 8 and 9. Watch Night Service The Youth Fellowship held a watch ! night service in the assembly room of the Methodist church Friday evening at 9:30. J A chicken stew was served to • members and prior to- the service Miss Mary Jo Fulmer entertained at the piano. If Pittsburgh Paints P &G Paints Linseed Oil Turpentine ,If you don’t want to put it on yourself, we will brush or blow it on for - you. Portland Cement Lime, Plaster $tone and Sand Sheetrock „ .,y Felt Roofing'’! Asphalt Shingles Roll Roofing - Brick Some Rough and Dressed Lumber Doors, Sash Glass John Deere . Tractors and Implements That Work No Job Too Small— Plenty Too Big J.R. Crawford 1 led a discussion on the Sacrement of the Lord’s Supper. At the conclusion of the Sacrement. As the prayer was . of the service the members partook offered at the conclusion the bell ! rang for the beginning of the new year. Birthday Party In observance of’her eighth birth day which occurred last Saturday, L. A. Land, Sr., is ill at his home. Pfc. Roy Owens is ill. 1 Peggy Campbell and Willie Nell Gruber. y , Refreshments were served by the hostess. POST CARDS — For Service Men, 25 for 10c. Send your son, brother ^or relatives several packages if you I want rfiore mail. They are a “quick ,note home.” No postage required for mailing. Chronicle Publishing Co. I: IN THESE TIMES . WATCH YOl/R 1 H • Good spirits and good health go together. Ancj) nev er was there a time when both were needed more abundant- Ig^than right now! Individu ally, and as a nation, we must be strong and stout-hearted. We can't afford the burden of unnecessary illness. So, if w you’re a bit under par, see your physician right now and let us fill his prescription. Smith's Pharmacy The Rexall Store ‘No\\% Alto<rether , . rv —— A LEDGERS, S. E. and D. E., ORDER BOOKS, CASH BOOKS, JOURNALS, DAY BOOKS. SALES BOOKS, Plain or Imprinted ■ . • V. . ” ‘ . •* " • A we 11-equipped office is essentfal in the conduct of every busihess-^it saves time and worry and makes for efficiency. Here you will find maoy items you need iti Office Supplies: the New Year. Because of conditions it is impossible to sqlcjLire o number of items. /'■ •r • ' Birthdays and Wedding Anniversaries " Mrs. H. W. Alford observed her I 50th birthday January 5. 'j Mrs. J. B. Reeder will observe a ' birthday January 10. * 1 Mr. a/id Mrs._ Boyd Wilkes of Sa- ■ . „ _ ., tT ,, - | vannah, Ga., observed their fir: ^ Ruth Huehle en- iwedd i ng anniversary January 2. lertamed a number of friends at herj Joe Tydd of Folly peach, will ob , home on Moultrie street with a party., serve a birthday j anuary 10 . Each guest .remembered. Betty, Julia N<?al will celebrate her birth- ; . "u hi g * • f h • i, /M* 58 Margie Turner is observing ! Mrs. Hueble assisted in making an | d ^ y j anuary gth , afternoan of fun for the little folk ■ • Mrs . Clarence Neal will observe Those present were. Sara King L bll . thd tod - .Betty Rowe. Ernestine. Betty Jo and ;<1 blrthday j anuary 14th . ■ Ma,da Jean Boyce. Bertha and.Leon Clarence Neil will observe » • Pale, Dons Phillips, Mildred Barbee,] birthday January 15. jtt Little Grady Worthy observed k his second birthday January 5th. * Mr. and Mrs. Paul Wilson observed their second wedding anniversary December 24. Mr. and Mrs. James Smith observ- ® ed their second wedding anniversary ■ December 25th. / a Frank Pace observed a birthday December 31. . |p Ronnie Pace will celebrate a birth- ■ day January 12th. Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Dalton will observe their 20th wedding anniver- ® sary January 19. jg W. M. Dalton of Calhoun Falls, !L observed a birthday January 1. " Wilson b Mr. and Mrs. Roy Wilson announce the birth of a daughter, Dora Har- - iett, January 4. Mrs. Wilson is the ^ former Miss Virginia lackwell. Card of Thanks We wish to thank friehds of 4 this | ■ommunity for the kindness shown us during the recent illness and death " of our husband and father, John A. Robinson. . - Mrs. John A. 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