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I I It * } '» - \ mrsdqy, Februory 22, 1945 THE CLINTON CHRONICLE, CLINTON, S. C. Page Seven For the Week . .. Smith Clinton Nows PERSONAL AND SOCIAL NEWS OF 60LDVIILE MRS. E. 0. KAY. Correspondent and Representative IN MEMORIAM I In lovinar remembrance of our dear COLORED DEATHS wife and mother, who departed 4hLs —————— i life last February 13, 1944. Mias Eloise Brown. Correspondent and Representative - Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Trammell and children visited relatives in Green ville Sunday. Mrs. John Teague and daughter spent the week-end with her par ents, Mr. and Mrs. Lee Caldwell. Mrs. Homer Fuller and son are . „' , ” x , , . One sad year since you left us, Mr. and Mrs. B. W. Oxner spent [school Sunday morning at 10 o clock, Jq w h 0 m we loved so dear Cm ^~*w i i- • t' W OC • *• * * 44 Wa»> Fo LELA S. STERKEY 3 Lela S. Sterkey died at her home Ely Davis, Negro, Sought By Brother Saturday in Columbia. | Feb. 25, in observance of Parents |j| ow can we j^p f ee ij n g i one iy Mrs. Buford Wier, Mrs. J. T. Gas- I ^ a y ’ . Each child is requested t0 |^vhen your voice we no more hear kin, Mrs. Bertha Thompson and Jim-! bnn «' ,ts parents Joi this service. ^ g pictu * re in our hearts my Farmer spent last Wednesday in __ , __ Greenville. ^ 1 Moose Chapter To Meet Mr. and Mrs. Hollis Ridincs and 1 Chapter No. 410, Women of the Anyone knowing the whereaboutr ion February 16. The funeral services of Ely Davis, Negro, who was last were held Tuesday afternoon from i known by his family to be workiag | Mt. Olive church conducted by the in a defense plant in Portsmouth, Va» pastor. Surviving are her husband, is asked to x notify his brother, Nl That is worth more than silver or f w ve children, mother and father, three sisters and four brothers. gold. Pacolet, and Cadet Nurse Louis? Rid visiting her sister Mrs J W Harner ingS of Columbia » s P ent Sunday with ^ Mr, 0^riho»£;^n| Mr ; “ d *. W RWi "* s ' Greenwood. C P‘- Dorsey Ridings has returned and Mrs. Hollis Ridings and' ^ na P ier ^ V"’ . Von It’s the picture of you, dear Mother, family, Mr. and Mrs. Rob Shepard J?? 08 *’ me ® t at L ’ Which will never grow old. and son, and Mrs. Womac and son of J e ur g ed °[ o a b e present and^Tn^f | « eaven retaineth now our treasure, the order'are inviteU: keeps, 1 And the sunbeams love tot linger Where our darling Mother sleeps. W. J. Boyce and Children, thaniel Davis, of this city, who is try ing to locate him to notify him of thff death of their mother,. Luctnda Davifc CORRECTION FLUID—For correct ing errors on all dry stencilflt. Attend Columbia Meet Members of the degree team of the MARY ORETHA RICE Mary" Oretha Rice died February 16 at her home. The funeral servcie; ^"onide Pub. “Co. was held Sunday afternoon at 3:30 at Springfield church, with ReV.' R. L Satterwhite in charge. Pvt Irvin Shoeklev is now station-1 bome on a furlough following almost T , “ ‘ # K " " OW .* ta t ° n i two years in the South Pacific. Cpl. ° rdder of Moose went to C °- Gold*’ille. ed at Parris Island with the Marines. CASH BOOKS —for the new. Ledgers and Day Books. Chronido The deceased is survived by her Pub. Co. mother and father, a brother and — - ——* Carl Abercrombie, S. 1-c, has reV 1 *"* 8 joined Mrs. Ridings and Rt-j^ new order. No. 537, of Columbia. Members of the degree team are: CARD OF THANKS (several other relatives. The family of the late Johhnie W. TYPEWRITER RIBBONS, Carbon turned to New York after spending:** 6 daughter in Saluda. nc.uca ui u ^ ( a leave with his mother, Mrs. Alice 1 M r - an d Mrs. L. H. Poag attended j M Ross. Mendell Sharpe, Rolfei Hi11 wisb *° thank their friends for Paper, Boxed Bond Paper, Second Motte. , the graduation exercises of her niece, j l’Clark, George King and,** 1 ®* 1, kind expressions of sympathy Sheets, Adding Machine Paper. Call Pvt. Leon Abercrombie has been , a d e ^ Agnes Fuller, at the Q enera *! gioan Rowland. a * * be ** me °* b ‘ s death. Especially 74. Chronicle Pub. Co. transferred from Camp Croft to Fort I bos P** a * * n Spartanburg held at the ♦ ! do we appreciate the many floral Meade, Md. 1 First Presbyterian church at 8:30 last with tk* slrk i tributes. THROAT TICKLE (MM TO A COLD Mr. and Mrs. George Anderson J Fnda y eve, \ ,n *; and the ^ reception Mr p agan is m at the 'home of spent the week-end with the former’s parents. Rev. and Mrs. C. R. Ander son, in Pickens. Rayford Anderson of Ninety-Six, visited Mr. and Mrs. Roy Sanders Monday. Sgt. Ernest Prince of Quantico, Va., that followed at the nurse’s home Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Reid and his daughter, Mrs. M. A. Bryant. i i Mrs - W. W. Hair has been ill sev- Mrs. Dot Coxe and children, G a y a * e ' era i days and Dan, of Lyman, Mrs. Mildred, Hamby and son Jimmy of Simpson- have mumps Bobby Nell and James Fuller G. A. Barrett continues ill at his home. T. G. Murphy was sick several days last week ville, and Mrs. Hovey Reid of Spar tanburg, visited Mrs. J. J. Abrams is spending a leave with his parents, : Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. S. L. Prince. ! Mervin Barbee of the U. S. Man- ^ __ __ Mrs. Earl Jackson of Columbia, i * im6 * s s P 6 ” clin ® 8e '’ eral i ,a y :: j Mrs. J. E. Evans is ill at her visited Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Jackson P arents » Mr. and Mrs. E. C. bome j n tbe p a i rview community. Sunday. Barbee v u * ^ M. A. Bryant, Mary Frances Spires, Pvt. Hoyt Anderson, formerly of I , , s ' ” ^^uigh 3 !!! has return- g e ^y Humphreys and Billy Bowers this community, is now at Fort ed from a two weeks visit w ‘ tb ber j have mumps. Meade, Md., with the army. i son ’ ■j° bn E. \\ illingham, in Lin- Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Kellett of; co * n ' Nebraska. Ninety-Six, visited the latter’s par- Mrs - R y an Lawson is spending a ents, Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Blackwell, I ? ew days this week with relatives during the week-end. in York. Thomas Black. A. O. M 3-c, of San , Re , v - and Mrs - L - W - Brown Diego, Calif., is spending a leave 1 * as * ^ ednesda y with relatives in Ab ‘ with Mrs. Black and son, and his par- ' be y“ le - ents. Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Black, Sr. , Mr and Mrs - Geor S e Craft and Mr. j Mrs. G. H. Jackson visited her and Mrs - David . Madden visited Honored With Shower friends and relatives in Anderson Mrs. Margaret Hays Craven, a and Honea Path recently. recent bride, was guest of honor at Sgt. Clyde Putnam of Fort Riley,' a miscellaneous shower given at Jo- Kansas, visited his sisters here over anna club Monday evening with the Hawkins Sgt. and Mrs. Baker Hawkins an- . nounce the birth of a son. Noel Baker. Feb. 13 at the Greenwood hospital. | Mrs. Hawkins is the former Lois Outzs of Saluda. Sgt. Hawkins is in Belgium. mother, Mrs. J. H. Roberts, in Union, Monday. J. A. Black, Jr., S. 2-c, has been transferred from Fort Pierce, Fla., j to Norfolk, Va. the week-end. Rev. and Mrs. Floyd Brown visited, Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Boozer spent relatives in Whitmire Sunday. * be wee k-end with Mr. and Mrs. Pat ! Bowers. i Mr. and Mrs. B. R. Boozer and son, i following hostesses: Card of Thanks We wish to thank friends for the} Donald, and Mr. and Mrs. George kindness shown us during the illness,^* nea * b and son °* Clinton, were din- and death of our son, Robert Gary. ner l> ues t s Mr. and Mrs. Bowers. iy decorated in white and green. Mrs. Frank Turner, Mrs. Isaac Craven, Mrs. James Cooley, Mrs. Calvin Elliott, Mrs. Lester Sweatt, Mrs. Nathan Brazil, Mrs. R. L. Francis, Mrs. Pat Bowers and Miss Thelma Byars. The honoree’s chair was attractive- Also for the beautiful floral olfferings. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Nelson ill. Among The Sick Russell Trammell is ill at his home. Mrs. S. J. Todd continues ill. Mrs. W. M. Owensby is seriously Sunday. . | Jonquils and yellow bells were Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Oswaltz and j used throughout the assembly room, children spent the week-end with Mrs. R. L. Francis had charge of the latter’s parents in the Fairview i the games. community. Mrs. Raymond O’Dell and daugh ter, Dot, of Calhoun Falls, spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Cecil O’Dell. A salad course with coffee, potato chips and coffee was served. Birthdays Barbara McLendon will celebrate a, tended the funeral of a cousin birthday February 28th. \ Anderson last Thursday. Enrcute Linda Lou and Peggy Sue Willard home they stopped in Ware Shoals Enjoy Valentine Party The junior class and the Pioneers ^. r '. a ? d ?* rs ‘ Phipps at- of Goldville Presbyterian church en- in I joyed a Valentine party at Joanna are celebrataing their fourth birth day February 26th. • Mrs. Clyde Trammell will observe a birthday February 28th. • Mrs. John Teague observed birthday February 20th for the inspection of Ware Shoals chapter of the Order of Eastern Star. Mrs. Annie Gunter left today to visit Mr. and Mrs. "Ray Surratt in a | Baltimore, Md. Mr. and Mrs Lee Caldwell will observe a birth day February 22nd. Cpl. Norman Caldwell, somewhere overseas, will observe a birthday to morrow. Henry Puckett observed a birthday February 14th. W. W. Niver and club last Wednesday evening, with Mrs. Kay and Miss Mildred Bozard, hostesses. Games were enjoyed, after which ice cream and cookies were servd to children spent the week-end with the latter’s parents in Westminster. Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Poag and grand daughter, Patsy Poag, attended the birthday of their mother and grand mother, Mrs. B. S. Cole, at the home ! of Mrs. Mattie Boozer in Newberry Miss Mattie Lou Puckett will cele- Sunday, brate a birthday February 22nd. . j Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Holsonback and sons, and Mrs. Vernon Garner and i son, Larry, spent Saturday with relatives in Prosperity. Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Dickey and Mr. ! and Mrs. C. D. Blakely and son. Bob, day February 24th. of Greenville, visited Mrs. R. L. Mrs. Gladys Price I Turner and Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Dick-! birthday today. ! ey ^ unday - ' P ats y Poag celebrated her birth- chitis is not treated and you cannot af- 1 Mrs. J. J. Abrams and Miss Doris day Tuesday Be Quick To Treat Bronchitis the following guests: Billy Bowers, Avanelle and Harvey Gene Malpass, Bobby Nell and Lillian Fuller, Mil dred Moon, Barbara Chandler, Betty Ruth Hueble, Doris Phillips, Eliza beth Anne Howe and Myrtle Frazier Birthdays Patsy Whitmire celebrated her birthday Tuesday, as did IVlrs. Je- nelle Hazel. “‘w. Barbara Barton had a birthday Monday. Eugene Clark had a birthday yes terday. Sara Farmer celebrates her birth- observes her ford to take a chance with any medicine , Abrams accompanied Sgt. Floyd Ab- James and Walter Fulmer observe i any I less potent than Creomulsion which ram to Columbia Tuesday enroute to their birthday February 24th goes right to the seat of the trouble to Miami, Fla., to report after spending Mrs. Isaac Caven observed help loosen and expel gerrn laden ! C4 , VAra , Havc flir , m , aV , phlegm and aid na^ to^e^d l 86 v 6ra l ^ heal leal - raw, tender, inflamed bronchial Mrs. Roy Rushton and daughter, mucous membranes. Ruby Kaye, and Mrs. F. D. Wicker Creomulsion blends beech wood creo- I'^ nc j daughter, Juanita, spent Satur- sote by special process with other time j , • G ^ tested medicines for coughs. It contains < da ^ n Dreem Hie. no narcotics. I Mrs. Lester Sweatt and daughter. her birthday Tuesday. J. M. Holsonback has a birthday today. . J. E. Holsonback will have a birthday February 25)h. Mrs. Emma Wofford observes her • No matter how many medicines you Rosemary, are visiting Sg’t. Sweatt birthday February 25th. have tried, tell your druggist to seU vou ! a t New River. N. C. a bottle of Creomulsion with the under- | w standing you must like the way it quick- |., Mr ’ a ” d ^ rs ,\ S R ‘ Lanford spent allays the cough, permitting rest and %the week-end with relatives in V\ ood or you are to have your money (AdvJ ruff. If ASPIRIN UPSETS W. wjSalicon Tablets »crH/#c SArFR. < NO 8lCAO.0ONATt Of SODA NLfcptP- W. K. Waits had a birthday Mon- : day. Walter Waits will have a birthday February 25th. L. H. Francis of near Clinton, visit-| Cecil O’Dell has a birthday Feb. 25. 1 ed his brother and sister-in-law, Mr. Jamejs Duckett observed his birth-1 and Mrs. R. L. Francis, Sunday. j day Tuesday. and Mrs. Gus Tinsley and fam- i Bluford Nabors has a bi^thday-i ily of South Clinton, spent Sunday I February 25th. with their daughter and son-in-law,! Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Clark observed Mr. and Mrs. William Dunlap. | their wedding anniversary Tuesday. Mrs. Louis Murphy and Mrs. Otis INSURANCE Fire - Tornado - Automo bile - Surety Bonds - AH Fpnns of Property Insurance. SOUND PROTECTION AT LOWEST COST. REAL ESTATE B.H.B0YD Clinton. S. C. WE WILL PAY YOU CAf>H FOR YOUR USED CARS Call us or bring your car for a grease, wash and lobrication job. Billy McMillan Sinclair Service Station West Main Street Phone No. 2 Murphy visited in Greenville Satur day. ✓ Miss Marge Crawford of Columbia, spent the week-end with her mother, Mrs. Belle Crawford. Miss Margaret Warren was called to Augusta. Ga., Friday due to the illness of her sister. Mrs. Ruth Phillips, Mrs. Willie Mae Prater, Miss Cleo Starnes, A. W.: Starnes, Loomis Puckett attended the funeral of Mrs. George Blakely in Greenville Wednesday. Mrs. Verner Ross and son, Sonny,! of Greenville, visited Mr. and Mrs.; | J. M. Ross last week. Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Hall and Miss es Vida and Sara Ruth Hall of Little: Mountain, visited friends here Sun-j day- . ! Mr. and^Irs. G. A. Gaskin, Jr.,, and son, Donnie, visited the former’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Gaskin, Sr., in Camden over the week-end. | Miss Mae Amick spent the week end with her parents in Prosperity. Miss Marjorie Hughes, student at Columbia college, spent the week- j end with her parents. Rev. and Mrs. ; R. A. Hughes. Mr. and Mrs. Hoyt Nobles and son, Bill, visited Mrs. Ella Hair and Miss Ruth Hair recently. Do You Suffer From Arthritis And Rheumatism? You can f«t quick and steady relief by using D M. C. COMPOUND No. 48 Thu wonderfi Uef to lerful near medicine has brought re bund reds of people—often in a fa time—and they are unstinting in their praise of IU efficiency. Try it to day: got a package of D. M. C. COM POUND No. 48 from your druggist. Sold on a money-back guarantee if results are not Mtisfsctory. Price—83.00. rOR SALS BY SADLER-OWENS PHARMACY Children’s Program Sunday A special program has been plann ed for Goldville Presbyterian Sunday IF you want to sell to get the most money for your car— IF . . . . . r 4 n you want to buy to get the most car for your money— See Giles Chevrolet Co. Sales — Service Phone 26 MRS. LOIS S. HILL. THE CLINTON CHRONICLE The Newspaper Everybody Reads DISCOMFORTS Acompanenos... 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