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*1 * \ \. >- J\ 1 ,r ' Page Eight THE CLINTON CHRONICLE, CLINTON, S. C. Thursday, February 1, 1945 WEST CLINTON SOCIAL AND PERSONAL NEWS MRS. JOF CAMPBELL, Correspondent and Representative day. Those present were Mr. and | Washing the Saint’s Feet. The pastor Mrs. J. H. Whitmire, Mr. and Mrs. [is R. J. Finley. Marvin Whitmire, and son, Mrs. 1.1 •»■ ■■■ I. Putnam, Mrs. Rosa Marshbanks, j Chaplain J. O. Watson Promoted Mrs. Susie Blanton, of this city, Mr. I To Captain 1945 Farm Outlook Given In Circular '7 1 level. Total food requirements in 1945 will continue at a very high level.” Circular 265. which is now avail able free from county agents’ offices and from the extension service at — , I Clemson,*,Jan. 3.0 — “The demand . , , „ , and Mrs. Jerry Wofford of Newbferry.; Friends here and elsewhere will he!. f , , Miss Geroldine Barbery of Cojum-1 Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Brown and ^ • . a else nere vvm 06 for agricultural products as a whole, .. th ...ww bia, was the weekend guest of her Maxie Brown of Goldville, visited' And w L dia Passes j mteresed to know that Lieut. James! wi ii be almost as high in 1945 as it . parents. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Barbery. Mrs. Tom Brown Monday. | Andy w Lydia g4 died Saturday Ollin Watson, chaplain U.-S. army,; was in 1944, and most farm products; marhi ^ r ; home ^ onom j Mr. and Mrs. Leo Riser have re- Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Spires and Rureautrard i has been Promoted to the rank of ceived word fro^Mheir son, Pfe. children visited Mrs. Spires’s father. after several years of declin-: captain - Ca P tain Watson, now in (> Sidney Riser, that he has arrived J. W. Dudley, who is ill, in Columbia Sunday. ■t ing health. He was amative of^North i Franc |> ia a f u orm f r P astor of Cal - Carolina, but had been a resident var .^ Ba P tlst chur( : h - A y. ear a f 0 . he Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Hughe\ of Mr and ' Mrs. Hepry Trammell, * the'pastTs vears^ He I resigned to enter the service and has announcing P ublication by the exten " Gn'at Falls, spent Wednesday with Miss Emily Thome and Vernon 3 member nf the Fire Ranti 7 ed been overseas for several months. sison service of extension circular their son, Herbert Hughes, and Mrs. Trammell visited Mr. and Mrs. John church. a In a letter to a member of Calvary Tf 16 ^ gr * c ^ u ^ a ^ Outlook for J He is survived by his widow. Mrs.! church ’ S - G ; Mayfield, Captain Wat-;® 011 ^ Carolina, 1945. was in im*, ana mosi iarm proaucu* -... . 5 ,, I fertilizers, machinery, home econom- will sell at prices averaging only . ’ slightly below the 1944 level.” 1CS ’ ew * So declares O. M. Clark, Clemson extension agricultural economist, in Hughes. Bagwell in Pauline Sunday. ,1,1“ - Hf> is survived hv his widow Mrs church, S. G. Mayfield, Captain Wat Mrs. Macie Duncan spent last Mr. and Mrs. Earl Ballew and J T ‘ wrote of his work: \ “The demand for agricultural pro- L h au r re d „ a s U8hter '. ^ ^ "I *nd this work more difficuU by the government tor ttte Pvt Fred Satterfield of For, Br,**. i‘trS STuSb Kin* and D V STZ Hi! ^iuS ^ are"; "taken"^^ | N. C . spent the week-end with his dren of Wattsville vsiited relatives and Pvt ‘ Roy L ' Lydia: t bi rteen have been honored by God with His continue at a high parents, Mr. and Mrs. A J Satter- ?W Sunday grandchildren and two b r o t h e r s , Presence and strength thus far. >1 se e; ^^my, w ill ^ontinue a. high ^ y! u • ^ e ;3uncid y' „ , William and C O Lvdia ' many heart-breaking things here and . Beld. Mrs. Sammie Snelgrove and chil-L * . a T' tmIGp morp pvpfv d iv that : have the blood of these young men y itt^ Funeral services were conducted by realize more every day that God _ Mrs Frank McCellion and children drormf Spartanburg, are visiting Mr. rg. are visiting Mr.' ' ' r: y n ppHpH mp hprp worsp than in run ' on tbeir hands by failing to stick to are spending the week with Mr, and a f, d Mrs. S. B. Sn&rove enroute to *«• ^ red «»'»* , and aaslsted B by i,„ft wmkers in the mlH Sdd their jobs." Mrs. K E. Balkham in Laurens. Miami. Fla., to join S i-c Snelgrove., , Rev . »» y . All ' n , « ! h , e Flre ?. i T , come a !dwh![ i" C one d.v Mr. and Mrs. Johnnie Butler spent M rs George Pr^e and son are tizcd church - Interment was in Cal-; come and see what I see for one day Sunday with Mr. Butlers mother, pending se^eraT days with S | vary cemetery. k a IS work SieTwS gfadW Ck ^ Mrs. Mattie Butler, in Ninety-Six. P , loe i n New York 'N»TY' Pallbearers were Oscar Crawford,'Jo work. They would gladly work 18 Miss Cora Sione of Greenwood. Ruby Kmald tind Mrs. Frci^ &•»»»*. W F ^- ^ I ^me^tanght 1 " Go'd^rbW^^ Se is Visiting Mr. .and Mrs. Vernon Rodelsperge ; 0 f Newberry, spent the Reid - Luther Medloc k and Robert men t 9 fight. God forbid that the Cuest week-end with Mrs. Alices Kinard. immons. Cpl. Leonard Dover of Camp Croft, Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Leopard and^ „ Flow ?, r girl £ were Misses Dorothy TMi- M a ariam Rowe, Mary Rowe, Evia Mae Craw- „ WE PAY CASH For Good USED CARS TIMMERMAN MOTOR CQ. Carolina Service Station CLINTON, S. C. (workers on the home front should spent Sunday with his parents. Mr. children. Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Adam attended a birthday dinner given in and Mrs. W. H. Dover. ford, Lela Ruth Sloan, Edith Mae Rowe and Faye Woodward. ill, in Newberry Sunday. Leopard in Saluda Sunday. Mrs. Ben Woodward has received i M r . and Mrs. Jim Tinsley and son the Purple Heart for wounds her j spent severa i days with M r. and Mrs. son, Pfc.. William Woodward, re-; Clyde Fortner in Greenwood recently. diy Nelson Sanford \ .sited his mother. honor , of Washington Leopard, S 2-c,| Mrs. P. M. Sanford, who is‘seriously j a t the home of Mr. and Mrs. Georgej 9 , Special Sendee Sunday special service will be held Sun- 1 y evening at 7:30 at the Sloan Street Church of God at which time ceived in action in Germany. He is*! a patient in a hospital in England. Glenda Ann, of Greenwood, spent Nathaniel Dunaway, S 1-c, of Nor- the week-end with Miss Marguerite folk, Va.. spent several days the past Seav Do It Yoorsoll-at Horn Ckm-fanl Mrs. Bessie Bullard and daughter, Lord’s Supper will be given and PERMANENT WAVE HT Complete with curler*, tmiFiO ■h&mpooand weveset MkUf If* eaey to do end eafe (or every type ot hair. Fur email of reeulta—be eure to ask W lor Charm-Kurl. Over S told. KELLERS DRL'G STORE week with his father. W 7 . A. Duna- Seay. , Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Beckham and way. Sr .family spent Sunday with relatives ..Mrs. Mable Tucker and Misses 1 j n Q rea t p a iis. MaybeUe Prince and Elsie Tucker j Mrs. P. D. Watkins and Mrs. Eur-1 spent Friday with Mrs. Cora Simms su j a McCary of Greenwood, spent! in W innsboro. several days with Mn^and Mrs. H. A. p Mr. and Mrs. A. J Satterfield and Adams recently. i' family were visitors in Columbia. Mr. and Mrs. John Campbell visit-' Saturday. ed their son, Pfc. William Campbell, Mrs. Robert Neal spent the week-; w h 0 is a patient at the Lawson Gen- : end with Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Barnum )era i hospital, in Atlanta, Ga., last; in Anderson. Iweek. Miss Mildred Watford of Lanford Mrs Station, spent the week-end with her aunt, Mis, P R Chaney, and Mr. Chaney. Sam Owens and son of Spartan burg, were week-end guests of his parents. Mr. and Mrs. C. O. Owens. Miss Dorothy Fulmer of Newberry, spent the week-end with Miss Elva Joan Davenport. t Claud Smith, Mrs. Henry King and children attended a birth day dinner Sunday in honor of Har-j vey Goff in Newberry. Pvt. Chestley King is taking his basic training at Camp Wheeler, Ga With The Sick Friends of Mrs. S. T. Moore regret' Mr. and Mrs. Rufus Mills of South 1 to know she is seriously ill at her! Clinton, were Sunday guests of Mr. 1 home on Bureaugard street, and Mrs. R. C. Mills. Margie, Nancy and Julia Lusk have! S. B. Tompkins visited relatives in whooping cough. Douglas. Ga., recently. j Thomas James has whooping; Mr. and Mrs. Jess Reece and cough, daughter of near Clinton, Mr. and! Mrs. Coley Turner has recovered Mrs. Horace Barnwell of Baltimore, after being ill with mumps. Md., spent the week-end with Mr ! Henry Fallow is suffering with in- and Mrs. Henry Russ~ juries to his face he received while Mrs. Walker Gregory. Mr. and Mrs. j cutting wood. W. C. Powell and Robbie Young Mrs. J. R. Hamrick has been'ill spent the week-end with Mr. and' several days. Mrs. Perry Chasteen in Anderson. 1 Miss Marian Mitchell has been ill Mr. and Mrs,. L. B. Trammell, Mr. with Hu. and Mrs. R. T . Trammell visited Mr.J Mrs. Lester Tucker is able to be and Mrs. Willis Stevens at Cross Keys out after being ill with mumps Sunday. Subscribe To THE CHRONICLE Your Neighbor Does MclNTOSH'S SHOE SHOP Send Your Shoes To Us for Best Materials and Workmanship. BENJAMIN & v SONS " ’ PLUMBING 7 HEATING SERVICE IWphone 117 WE ARE HUNTING TROUBLE 5 Little Miget Ballew has been UL j Jane Wofford has mumps. Randy and Carol Wofford are ill. , Friends of C. O. Owens are sorry to learn of his illtufi:*. Barbara Tinsley has been ill sev eral days with flu. Margie Ann Campbell, and Pa tricia Lawson have whooping coupgh. Mrs. Nellie Wilson has flu. Mrs. Fannie Gossett has recovered after being ill with mumps. , Mr§. Vernon Guest is improving ■ after being ill. Alice Samples has mumps. Mrs. Cecil Wooten is recuperating at her home after being a patient at the local hospital. Mrs. W. H. Dover has been ill with flu. Clyde Spires is ill. Mrs. QVell Woody and daughter, LeHiMine, have been ill with mumps, Birth Announcements O’Sullivan ! Mr. and Mrs. Robert O’Sullivan [ announce the birth of a son, Robert,, Jr., January 19. | Mrs. O'Sullivan will be remember- ' ed as Miss Vivian McCoy. BICYCLES FOR SALE NEW TIRES AND TUBES— Sizes 26x2.125. 26x1.375, 24x2.125. 20x2.125 Accessories of All Kinds. Have Your Bike Repaired for Spring Use. L. L. COOPER 49 V Adair St. Phone 210-M WANTED! USED CARS HIGHEST CASH PRICES PAID COPPER MOTOR CO. — > Clinton, S. C. Cannon Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Cannon an- ! nounce the birth of a daughter, Pa- |tricia, January 25. Mrs. Cannon is I the former Miss Pearl Lee. Birthdays and Wedding Anniversaries Pfc. and Mrs. Vandy Fallow cele brated their 8th wedding anniver-' asry January 29th. | Mrs. Fern Mardman had a birhtdayi yesterday. January 15th was Mrs. Esther Mitchell’s birthday. i S. C. Foster will have a birthday February 5th. Mrs. Foster’s birth day is February 13th. i Mrs. W. T. Gregory has a birth day February 11th. Eugene Greg ory will have a birthday Feb. 20th., Mrs. Guy Overstreet has a birth day February 28th. Mrs. Ed Dunaway observed her birthday January 28th. Gerald Bilker will be nine years 'old January 31st. ! Mrs. B. B. Neal had a birthday January 26th. Ralph Samples will have a birth day February 3rd. Dewey Samples has ~‘1& birthday February 5th T. Sgt. and Mrs. Hbrace Guest of Cherry Point, N. C., celebrated their 9th wedding anniversary Feb. 14. Franklin Gilliam was ten years old January 130th. ry ijum. Birthday day Dinner Given On Sunday Mrs. J. N. Nix gave a birthday dinner in honor of Mr. Nix,, who was celebrating his 59th birth- will you HELP COME Night and day, J. B. Carr Biscuit Company is engaged in the vital job of baking, pack ing and rushing field rations to our fight ing men overseas. We don’t want any soldier to be able to say his fighting effi ciency was lessened because Carr did not deliver the goods — on time — and in ample quantities. US HELP HIM HOME SOONER? We know you don’t want this war to Last a minute longer than necessary. You can help shorten it by taking a job now at J. B. Carr Biscuit Company. We are now working on new and bigger Army orders that must be filled. We pay well . .. the work is pleasant and easy to learn ... so, if you are over 16, why not apply today? Full-time workers in essential industry need not apply. Out-of-town employes may form car pools and apply for extra gasoline rations. APPLY NOW! J. B* Carr Biscuit company Office: Pork Street GREENWOOD, S. C. Phone 2461 %/