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. / — Poge Eight THE CLINTON CHRONICLE. CLINTON. S C. Thursdov. Februory 8,1945 WEST CUHTON SOCUL AND PERSONAL NEWS MRS. JOF CAMPBELL, Correspondent and Representative two sons, Cpl. John Perry, and Silas T. Moore, Jr., U. S. Navy; and one daughter, Bettie Frances Moore. Also surviving are three brothers, Wen a resident of Clinton for 14 years. He was a member of Calvary Baptist church. He is survived by’ his wife, Mrs. Sadie Evans Ammons; aalSU surviv lll{5 dlt. lin tt. UIUIUvIJN Illo W11“j IVllo* OttCliv. CjVcIIIo aalXlIIlUIlb y TTaVwm i 1 OAR T xirill H Y* 3 i L. Furr. W. T, Furr, and R C. twoson,. and two d.„ g h,rr,. WilUan, ^ na ft^o U nt' o t mv ^and doTngs J»°- »«■ 1M5.^ VFurr, and three sisters, Mrs. M. E. !U. S. Army, aAd James Henry Am mons, Mrs. J. O. Womble and Miss Henrietta Ammons; also by Rev. \V. B. Thorne conducted a Mrs. J. H. Harvey and Mrs. Victor Smit ' h Mrs T M s m jth and Mrs. memorial service for Pvt. Stove Ray. Mattox spent Sunday with Mrs. A. J-i j l. Finney. who was killed overseas, Sunday af- Harvey in Greenville. i Funeral services were conducted temoon at the Drayton Baptist Mr. and Mrs. O. A. Crawford and Friday afternoon at 4 o’clock at the church. Spartanburg. He was ac- family spent the week-end with Mr. Calvary Baptist church by Rev. W. lence Fosier^and Mrs. A. B. Ware. companied by Mrs. Thorne. Mr. and Crawford's father, who is seriously b. Thorne, assisted by Rev. Ray An-1 Funeral sehv : — ‘- ,J Mrs. Harvey Foster, Miss Emily jii in Wilmington, N. C. derson, and Rev. Fred Rowe. In-1 day afternoon FINAL SETTLEMENT Take notice that on the IQth day J said date, duly proven, or be forever barred. \ (MRS.) JANIE L. SLOAN, Guardian. one brother, G. C. Ammons, and three sisters, Mfs. Norsf Hiller, Mrs. Flor- Thorne and Verhon Tramioell. 4 o’clock at Cal- Pfc. Juanita Russ of Fort BentVing torment followed in Rosemont ceme- | vary Baptist chun Mr. and Mrs. Leo Heatherly and Ga., spent the week-end with her tery. daughter. Doris, spent the week-end parents,* Mr. and Mrs. Henr>T Russ.i ~—* with Mr. and Mrs. Mann Sanders) T : On Sunday Mr ch. Rev. yf. B. Thorne in < charge. Interment was j i in West End cemetery, Newberry. ! Persons navmg claims aKa .nsi ^ and Mrc R D a «• nu n ' estate will present them on or before _ „ WJ ana Mrs - • u -1 Active pallbearers were Roy Tram- in Spartanburg. I^nt the week-end with Mr. and Daniels gave a birthday dinner in me lU,Joe Campbell, J. W. Crain, Mr. and Mrs. Grady Arnold, Mrs. Mrs Hugh Cunningham. ; honor of their granddaughter, Ruth Amos Gilliam, R. C. Oxner, and n V U 7 e * n ml Pfc. Paul Smith has returned to 1 ®*“! W ;„ 0f no 5? e U, 5^J int0n at their , Brooks. Dunaway. Honorary pall- Davis and Arthur Davis attended a c MacArthur, California memorial service for Captain Alvin as Guardian of the estate of John L.; THE CLINTON CHRONICLE Sloan in the office of the Judge of' The Newspaper Everybody Reads Probate of Laurens County, at 10 —- o’clock a. m., and on the same day' will apply for a Anal discharge from my trust as Guardian. Any person indebted to said estate is notified and required to make pay- ment~on or before that date; and all persons having claims against said Mrs. J. M. Elliotte of Spartanburg, jp-M y£r COLD DISCOMFORTS „ . n . , . .1 Mr. and Mrs. Severa Cape pf T r ani^r F. Davis at the \ ictor Baptist church Woodruff t the week -end with Joe Lanier m Greer Sunday. Mr . and M rs. H. R. Smith. Ralph Smith spent the week-end Henry Wright of Savannah, Ga., jvith his father. R. D. Smith, in New- spent Sunday with his. sister,-Mrs. berry. p. d. Chaney, and Mr. Chaney, i home on Davis street. j bearers consisted of the deacons of Those present were Mr. and Mrs.:Calvary Baptist church and Dr. J. W. * r and sons of Laurens, DaVis Snn;h F rhntnn alleW ^ Children 0f I Flower g irls were the'young ladies South Clinton. , • f .. h h Ruth was celebrating her eighth, c ass or the churc ^’ birthda y- Card of Thanks Mrs. Earl Wright and sons of Aik-| Pvt. Victor Martin of Little Rock, en, were week-end guests of Mr. and Ark., spent a seven-day furlough Mrs. H E. Berry. with Mrs. Martin and children re- Friends of Charles A Shepard will cently. be intersted to know he is stationed Birthdays and Wedding Anniversaries We wish to thank our friends for S their kindness to us during the re- « , * u iq 1 cent illness and death of our husband . ,F aul Ar " 0 ,^ wlU be 18 years old and father, Andy W, Lydia. Also Mrs. Job Smith and Miss Margie e S n r), T J ker celebrated her ^, h :tor the lovely floral offerings. at Fort Brave N C He snent the Fibbs of Newberry, Pvt. John Wil-’ . . _ , „ , 1 week-end wdh his parents. Mr a'Sd Ham Smith of Fort McClellan. Ala.., ^00^^20^ ^ ^ Mrs. W. J. Shepard, near Clinton. !spent Wednesday with Mrs. Leila celebrated their 5th wedding an- A W Starnes of Goldville visit- Smith and Mrs. Victor Mattox. 1 ton celebrated tneir 5tn wedding an ed Sunday w "h M and M !’ J W Mr. and Mrs. Willie Stone of Watts- myersary February 3rd. d Sunday Ulth Mr - Jnd Mr ' W - ville , spent the week-end with Mrs.' ^ Charles Galloway of Camp Stone’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Huey. Mrs. Arthur Waters of Simpson- Fowler. Miss LoisyJames and Guy Johnson of Tucapau, visited Miss James’ sis-1 ters, Mrs. R. C. Oxner and Mrs. Cecil i W'heeler, Ga., had a birthday Jan. 31 Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Braswell will celebrate their wedding anniversary vine; spent several days with ' her, > '^™ a ''y 11th ^ _ T ... ! February 12 Card of Thanks We wish Ip thank our friends*and neighbors for the kindness and sym pathy shown us duirng the illness and death of our wife and mother, Mrs. Idell F. Moore. Also for the many beautiful floral offerings. S. Tandy Moore and Children. Wooten, Sunday. '‘‘‘A’ "roV^ntiv* February 12th is Mr. and Mrs. Joe Mr. and Mrs. Roy Russ and son. m ‘ . p 1 ’ , ’ , ' j Campbell’s 21st wedding anniversary. MoiUltvillc Moil Mrs. Jessie Reese and daughter! Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Ivester and * c an ,Wc w . hirth. ,Y,UUniT,,,C . ,Vl r ,, and Mrs. Arthur Sanders had a birth- of »ear Clinton, spent the week-end family and Mrs. Buelah Ivester and Febraurv 3rd with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. daughter, Rosetta, spent the week-, Henry Russ. Mrs. Reese and daugh- en d with relatives in Toccoa, Ga. : . February 16th ter remained for the week. ! W. D. Middleton. S. 2-c, has beeni p .. A d ., m<; C( Mr. and Mrs. Horace Barnwell given a medical discharge. Mr. and * birthdav February 16th ' . i have returned to Baltimore. Md„ af- Mrs. Middleton and children are y ' .Arnold celebrated her Mountville ' was wounded in action ter spending the week with relatives spending the week with Mr. and uj rd , dav yesterday . atfo it n r'V.ariod.vr. - mruiudy ytsieraay. Wounded In Europe Ronnie Hedspeth will be six years I ♦— Pvt. B. P. Watts, son of Grover C. Cecil Adams, coxswain, of the! Watts an d the late Mrs. Watts of With The Sick has whooping! here. Mrs. E. C. Moody in Charleston. Mr. and Mrs. Johnnie Butler had Mr. and Mrs. R. P. Harris spent as their week-end guests Andrew the week-end with Butler and John Davis of Nihety-iSx. m °ther, Mrs. Katie On Sunday they visited Mrs. Butler’s Geenville. . . D . .. parents. Mr and Mrs. N. C. Guest.! G. R. Puckett and daughter, Ruth, Joy Ginn has flu. in Cross Hill. >Mrs. Clyde Rollins, Mrs. Lola Le-1 .^ rs ’ Fow l er 1S improving Boyd Prather of Enoree. spent the gette of Whitmire, were recent after being ill several days, week-end with Mr. and Mrs. R. D. guests of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Adams. A'u* Faye Whitsel has been ill. Daniels. Mrs. W. B. Thorne and Mrs. Brooks John Hue y 18 111 at hls home on Misses Opal Barker. Sara Riser Dunaway attended the Laurens As-, s,( 2, a " s J ret ‘ t - and Irene Braswell visited Mrs.' sociafional W. M. U. meeting held in j Frankie Samples Emmy Auby in Greenwood the past Laurens Thursday. 1 C °M r ^ n^r-K k •„ week-end. They were accompanied! Mrs. R. M. Sullivan, Sr., Mr. and; Mris - Kate McDan,el has be en ill home by Joe Reardon and Joe Mr s- W. J. Morris, and Miss Jo Sul-1 ^^stweek. Crouch. livan were Sunday guests of Mr. and 1 Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Barbery received Cpl. Hubert Poteat of Camp Gor- Mrs - Richard Pullen in Greenville.; £ ord * r0 .™ , tbeir son Cpl. Alfred don. Ga., is spending several days Miss Sullivan remained for a visit.; Barber y. that he is a patient at a hos- with Mrs. Poteat enroute to Fort Sgt and Mrs - Charles Galloway of P llal in France. Meade, Md. Camp Wheeler, Ga., and Goldville, — . j spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Galloway. Furman Hughes of East Point.) Fla., spent the week-end with his sister, Mrs. Robert Lee, and Mr. Lee. Misses Irene Braswell, Opal Barker and Sara Riser visited friends in i Ware Shoals Sunday January 10 in the European theatre, according to a letter received by Mr. Watts from his son’s commanding of- Mrs. Harris’s' »,»■*•• ***^ 0, ' ,% fleer. According to the letter, Private I Caldwell, in Mrs. Leo Tucker has been ill the Watts was the victim of an exploding j past week. shell and received shrapnel wounds. 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A social, ; huor followed the business session, j : he Valentine motif being carried out • both in the game and refreshments. | BICYCLES FOR SALE NEW TIRES AND Tl’BES— Sizes 26x2.125, 26x1.375. 24x2.125, 20x2.125 Accessories of All Kinds. Have Your Bike Repaired for Spring I’se. L. L. COOPER 49 \. Adair St. Phone 210-M Birth Announcenments Kirby Mr. and Mrs. Allen Kirby announce- the birth of a son, Michael Allen, February 5th. Mrs. Kirby is the former Miss' Gladys Leopard. . .. . > Chilton Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Chilton an nounce the birth of a son, Richard Haywood, January 31. Mrs. Chilton is the former Miss ; Margaret Gregory. Campbell Mr. and Mrs. Carl Campbell are receiving congratulations upon the i arrival of a daughter, Catherine Gale,! i February 5 at Hays hospital. Mrs. Campbell is the former Miss | Anna Barker. 1 W. M. S. Meets On Monday evening the Woman's Missionary Society of Calvary Baptist church held its monthly meeting ati the home of Mrs. R. T. Trammell, wfth a large number present. ; The meeting opened with prayer | by Mrs. Palmer Howard. Mrs. W. B. j Thorne, president, presided over the business session. Roll called and | minutes read by the secretary, Mrs. ;!L. H. Bagwell. "America, The Beau- : tiful” was sung by all. Mrs. Grady Smith led an inspiring program on ji “Facing Tomorrow With God,” and ;. “God at Work on Home Mission ji Fields,” with several ladies taking «ao»K'aaaooo«a»»po»»c.a»osx* ' parts. Closed with prayer. The next meeting will be with BELK’S Colorful Suits, Coats and Dresses BENJAMIN & SONS PLUMBING HEATING SERVICE Telephone 117 WE ARE HUNTING TROUBLE i Miserable with backache? W HEN Ipdneys function badly and you suffer a nagging backache, with dizziness, burning, scanty or too frequent urination.and getting up at night; when you feel tir^d. nervous, all upset ... use Doan’s Pills. Doan’s are especially for poorly working kidneys. Millions of boxes are used every year. 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