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THE CLINTON CHRONICLE, CLINTON, S. C
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WEEK-END TRIPS VISITORS . . ILLNESS
BRIEFS... ABOUT THE PEOPLE YOU KNOW
Items of Interest Concerning Clinton Residents
Hanna, of Cross Hill; Mr. and Mrs.' Mr and Mrs. Allen Coleman, H. A.
L. G. vJon,es, Mr. and Mrs. • H. T. Coletnan, Mrs. Hugh Morgan, Mr,
Jone\ Mrs. Maude Bryscfhi-\Villiam and Mrs. S.' N. Crisp, of Laurens;
McKittrick, ’of Mountville; Mrs. Paul T. E. Coleman, John W. Coleman, of
Priest, Mr. and Mrs. A. Golding, Waterloo; Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Law—
! Mr. and Mrs - . Frank Workman, of son, Newberry^ Roy Bryson, Spw—
Greenwood; Hall Fleming, Enoree; ! tanburg. >
H. D. HENRY . F. M.’BOLAND |
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Federal Loans Negotiated On Real Estate
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Mr. and Mrs. Adrianne-Cassanova Mrs. R. E. Wysor, Jr., has returned <
and children of Columbia, spent the from Gainesville, Fla., where she J
week-end \vith,the former’s parents, visited Col.‘ Wysor, who is stationed «
Mr. and Mrs. Cassanova. at Camp -Blanding, Fla. < ' . |
Friends^of Mrs. Johnny Hill will Mrs. Robert Lynn was called to <
regret to know she is -a patient at Spartanburg last week on account of J
Columbia hospital, -suffering injuries the illness of her mother, Mrs. W. A. «
received in in automobile accident McDowell of Pacolet, who .is a pa- '
several weeks ago. She rs improving tient atrthe General hospital. <
satisfactorily. Mrs. *W. W.^Blackwell of Florence, ^
P\t. Charles A. Smith, formerly spent the week-end with her daugh- ;
of Camp Crowder, Mo., is visiting i ter-in-law, Mrs. Bill Blackwell and !
i ; friends |.here for a few days before Mrs.-Mrs. R. J. McCrary,
j: going to Camp Reynolds^Pa., where Mrs . j M McCarter arrived last
!. he is being transferred. week from Ciudad Trujillo, West In-!
Blakely dies, for a several weeks visit with
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Friends of Miss Mattie E.
will regret to know she is dll at her! her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Bar-
home in the Long Branch cotnmu- nett. Mr. McCarter accompanied her
inity.* I, here for a few days visit, and has
1 Ensign Madeline Cassanova of the returned to Miami, Fla., where he
i Norfolk naval hospital, Portsmouth, await his next assignment with
j Va., arrived yesterday for a few P an ‘American Airways. ♦
Illlllll 1 !££ her V?™*- Mr - and . J -’B. Ph.Ison spent a few
Mrs. W. Q. Grigg and sonv Quay,
i formerly of Norpnan, Okla., are now
It’s A Favorite Everywhere!
IXIM AI
ice; cream
(Trade Mark Registered)
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It’s a favorite here at home, too! Men, women and
children enjoy its refreshing flavors and creamy good
ness. Serve DIXIMAID Ice Cream as dessert with your
Sunday dinner. Then just sit back“ and listen to the
compliments.
FOR SOMETHING DIFFERENT, TAKE HOME A
QUART OF DLXLMAID ilCE UftEAM.,,
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Call For DiximaiD Ice Cream
from your favorite dealer in Clinton and Goldville
GREENWOOD CREAMERY CO.
Here’s America's Finest
Fountain
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Ask for the
Big
10-oz. Glass
At Clinton
Fountains
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PEPSI-COLA BOTTLING CO.
Greenville, $. C.
this week with his sister, Mrs. John;
T. Langston, in Darlington
Friends of Joe Edwaltiis, seaman
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Watch that “syrup line,” folks, and you’ll see why
Pepsi-Cola tastes so swell at fountains, too. Watch the'
fountaineer pour in the exact amount — right to the
line. That’s important, if you like a drink that is just
right .. . because it’s made right!
making their home with Mrs. Grigg's secon ^ class, who has betki stationed
I mother, Mfs. Metta C. Stone. Chap- a t Bainbridge, Md., will bf interested
I lain Grigg is on sea duty with the; 10 know he has been transferred to'
; navy. • , Boston, Mass., whe^e he will take a
Capt. Pat H. Hobson, Jr, has re-' mac hinists course,
turned’to Camp Maxey, Texas, after John Adair has returned to his|
spending a ten-day leave with his studies at Clemson college after j
I parents. Miss Carolyn Hobson, stu- spending a few days with his par-,
; dent at Queens college, Charlotte, ents, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Adair. p
1 N. C., was at home for the week-end Mrs. Rhett P. Adair spent Friday
' and the Hobsons also had as their in Newberry with her sister, Mrs. C.
i guest Sunday Miss Anne Curry of i F. Latham.
i Clover. w Pierre Burdette spent the week-
1 Mr. and Mrs. Fred Burnett had as in Columbia with T. M. Watts
i their guests Sunday M. J. McMinn, and family.
| Mrs. Frank T ( urek and Miss Lucy Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Fanning, Mrs.
j Mabry of Spartanburg, Sgt. J. D. J 1 - E- Caldwell and children spent
McMinn of Camp Sutton, N. C., and ^ unda y ' n Goldville with Mrs. Mar-
Mrs. Ola Eller of GreenviHe. ' I vin Holsonback.
Friends of Mrs. J. D. Owens will' Friends of Mrs. George A. Cope-
be glad to know she is Convalescing * and will be sorry to know she is a
at her home after being a patient at patient in a Charlotte hospital where;
Hays hospital for the past few weeks.' s ^ e undergo an eye operation.)
^ Miss Agnes Fuller, cadet nurse at Mrs. Copeland was accompanied by
the General hospital, Spartanburg;; M r - and Mrs J. F. Jacobs and Mr?,
spent the week-end with her par-J- Cornwall.
ents, Mr. and Mrs. B. T. Fuller. “ Mr and Mrs. F. M. Stutts, Miss
Friends of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Uut'othy and Richaikl Stutts were
F. Milam will be interested to know K uests °f Mr. and Mrs. George M pv 1
they have taken an apartment in the ^ ar ^ ed 8 e in Augusta Sunday,
hyme of Mrs. Myrtle Hunter on Cal-' Mr. and Mrs. Odyss McIntosh of
' veH avenue.” Greenwood, spent the week-end with ;
Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Timmons were tde latter’s parents, Mr. and Mrs'. A
guests of tl)e latter’s sister, Mrs. Col- McIntosh
Her Poole, and Mr. Poole in Cross Mrs. H. M Howard of Campobello,
I Anchor Sunday. ^* - s P e Pt several days this week with;
Mrs. Lee Snow has returned to her:^ er daughter. Mrs. Gary Holcomb
home.in Columbus, Ga., after a Visit F iends of Fred Oxley will be glad -
■‘■with her sister-in-law, Mrs. T. J. *° Know he is able *to be out again
Peake. - alter an illness.
I Miss Evelyn Henry has returned Mrs. R. W. Phillips has returned
to Greenville, where she is a mem- : l^ er a visit to Dr. and Mrs. W. S.
ber of the Parker school faculty, af-> ^ end y ‘ n Pfizer.
| ter an’ illness at the home of her Ffc. John Page is spending several
parents, Dr. and Mrs. B. H. Henry. da y$ furlough with his mother, Mrs.
Mrs. Hubert Wardlaw of Whitmire, F- Adair, and Mr. Adair, enroute
spent Monday with her parents, Mr. Beth page, Long Island, N. Y.,« toi
and Mrs. T. J. Jackson. . join his unit from Fort Benning, Ga., j
Mr. and Mrs. George Plunkett and where he attended a three months)
little son of Conyers, Ga., spent th.e. f tra * nin 8 course.. -
week-end with Mrs. Plunkett’s moth- Mrs. Deany Martin and children
er, »Mrs. Estell Abrams. They were °f Norfolk, Va., arrived this week to
accompanied home by Mrs. Abrams v ‘ sd her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Mack
j for a visit. Poole, <
R. E. Ferguson visited his son, Cpl. Mrs. Al Thayer has ^returned to
Lawrence Ferguson, at Camp Lee, ;^ er ‘home here after spending sev-
'■Petersburg, Va., the past week-end. era * weeks in Arkansas with Mr.
Cpl. and Mrs. Sam Benson of Fort) Thayer and hi* parents. Mr. Thayer
Bragg, N. C., and Loris, spent a few w ‘^ report for,naval service shortly,
days last-week with the former’s sis-, Mr. and Mrs. L. L. King and chil
lier and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. dren °f Kinards, Mr. and Mrs. Mack
W. B. Driggers. Poole and Miss Alice Poole spent
T. M Watts of Columbia,«is spend- ^. unda y ' n Greenville with Mrs.
ing a few days with his nieces, Miss- Poole’s lather, J. T. Dempsey,
es Sybil ancf Florrie BurdeUp, ana Mr and Mrs. Edward Bra,ilsford
: nephew, W. P. Burdette. ;md ' children of Summerton. were
Mrs. Francis Blalock spent the week-end guests of Mrs. Brailsford’s j
week-end in Columbus, Ga., with parents. Dr. and Mrs. F. D. Jonfcs.
Capt. Blalock, who is stationed atj Friends of Mr. and Mrs. Otis Gra-
. Fort Benning. , ham will regret to know "their small
Qt^icer Candidate Jaclc Adams of! daughter, Kathleen, is ill and a pa-
! Fort Benning, Gu., spent the week- a l Hays hospital,
end here with Mrs. Adams." He was Mr and Mrs. Georg? A Roper of
. accpmpanied Ly Officer Candidate Laurens, spent Sunday with the lut-
! Richard Kaleel, 3lso of Fort Ben- ter s mother. Mrs. *F L. W. Bailey,
ning. * • Miss Myitis Rice returned to her
Mrs, Kate Hollis and Miss Mat-, home in Kinards Tuesday after be-
garet Hollis, have; returned from a i a patient at Hays hospital,
j visit .with their daughter and sister, Mrs. Gary Holcomb spent Sun-
Mrs. H. H. Porth, and Mr. Porth in da y in Cross Anchor with Mr. and
Columbia. • Mrs. R. T, Holcomb; '' ‘ ' j
Frank Simpson, Jr., left Monday D- J- Woods conducted services
for Clemson college, where he will Sunday mornmg at. Todd Memorial
enter the sophomore class, - after Presbyterian church m Laurens,
spending a few days with his par- Reese Young left Monday for
jents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Simpson, Clemson college, where he 1 will ”be a
^betw'egn semesters. .—^ student the coming semester.
Lt. and Mrs. C. V. Lipscomb of .the Friends of little Gloria Roberts,!
Cqngaree air base and Columbia, daughter of Mr'.' and Mrs. W. H. Ro^-J
ilh
Mrs. C. J. Killen and Mrs. Rush measles.
Thackston of Greenville, visited Mrs. Marion Nabors left’Friday,
friends here Monday. i for California to spend .several weeks
Ensign Harold Johnson left Tues- with Pvt, Nabors, who is stationed at
day for-Wphingtonv^p. C., for as- Camp San Luis Obispo,
signment after spending a few days Mrs. Marion Brown returned last',
with his mother, Mrs. Clark Johnson, week from St. Louis after a three
Mrs. Johnson and Ensign Johnson weeks visit wifh Pvt. Brown,
visited Mr, J.uhnson, who is a patient MYs. E. T. Woodruff and Mrs L. W.
| at ‘a Columbia hospital, during the; Bawl returned'yesterday from a sev-
week-end. 1 eral weeks visit to their son and
Mrs, Maggie Griffin, Miss Belle* brother, H. W. Woodruff, and Mrs.
j Motes and Earle Griffin of Mounts- Wqodruff; their daughter and sister, j
ville, were called here Saturday on Mrs. Russell Mize, and Mr. Mize in
jiccount of the death of their brother Sarasota, Fla. |
and uncle, M. T. Motes. Mrs. E. F. Culbreath will return 1
Mrs. Grover Page of Louisville, to her home in Charlotte today after'
Ky., spent the week-end with her j s P €nd >ng several days with'her moth-
sister, Mrs. Rhett P. Adair, and Mr. , er . Mrs. Q. I. Shealy.
Adair. t \ 1 Rev. John Osman,occupied the pul-
Mrs. J. H. Kohlqr and daughter, IPB of the First Presbyterian church j
Ann, have returned from a visit with | °l , Eaurens on Sunday morning.
spent the week-end with the patter’s ■ erts, w*ill be interested to know. >
parents', Mr. and Mrs. J. V. Edwarcis. rst out again after 4 bemg ill W
her father, Rev. A. S'. Hutchinson, in
'Atlanta.
Read The Chronicle-Your Neighbor Doe*
Mrs. W. M. Hughes has returned
from Washington, D. C., where she'
to her home in Alexandria, La., af
ter spending several days with her
sister, Mrs. W. G. Coker, and Mr.
Coker.
Col.- and Mrs. P. D. Strong and
family are now making their home
on Calvert avenue in the Presbyte
rian manse.
seaman second class.
Among the out-of-town relatives
and friends here Sunday for the
funeral of M. T. Motes were: Mr. and
Mrs. J. H. Coleman) Jr., J. H. Cole
man, Sr., Mrs. Renie Setzer, Mrs.
Madison Workman, Henry Bryson,
MiSses Leila and Lizzie Bryson, L. D.
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