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Page Eight THE CLINTON CHRONICLE, CLINTON, S. C. Thursday, February 24, 1944 WEST CLINTON SOCIAL AND PERSONAL NEWS MRS. JOF CAMPBELL. Correspondent and Representative fourth birthday February 21st. their 1 kindness in remembering me 1 ■ Today is Billy Watkins’ ninth I during my illness. Also my Sunday Jo Dedicate Calvary Baptist Church Sunday birthday. | school class for the beautiful flowers. i March 5th is Joyce Elizabeth j Mrs. J. J. Smith. Wright^ 4th birthday. * . '* I wish to thank every one for their Mr. and Mrs. Will. Owensby and) Roberta McGinnis, daughter of kindness shown me during my illness. Arthur Davis. Mr. and Mrs. Belton Sullivan, Mrs. ^ Jessie Sullivan and son. Billy, and 'children of Calhoun Falls, spent Mr. and Mrs. J. J. McGinpis, will be Grady Oxner of Greenville, spent Friday with Mrs. Owensby’s sister,’, one year-old Saturday. Sunday with Mr.* and Mrs. R. C. Ox- 1 Mrs. John M Gossett, and Mr. Gos- ‘ Mrs. J. J. Owens celebrated her Birth Announcement ner and family. sett. \ !birthday yesterday. ** Patterson Cpl.. Oscar B Kinard of Camp Mlrs. Essie Lou Garnejr and son, Thornton Meadors,had a birthday; Mr. and Mrs. Bill Patterson an- Butner. N. C.. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Earl, and Mr. and Mrs. Earl Folds February 14th. Inouncethebirthofadaughter.Feb- Rodelsperger and son. Eddie, of New-1 and son, James, of Augusta, Ga., February 15th was Raymond De-jruary 10. Sh|e has been given the berry, ‘visited Mrs. Alice Kinard, and Odis Smith and children of South Young’s sixth birthday. | name Elizabeth Juanita. during the week-end. Clinton, visited Pvt. and Mrs. Robert Hampton Bouknight of the Navy,| Mrs. Patterson is the former Miss Mrs Came Beil Potent and Mrs. McGinnis during the week-end. Pvt. Little Creek, Va., had a birthday Irene Tinsley of this city. S. B. Snelgrove and Bill Snelgrove anc * ^ rs - McGinnis leturped \\itli Q , ... , - : were waters m Greenville Tuesday, them to Augusta tor a visit. Mrs. R S. Hudson will have a, Owen House Opens Mrs. Marvin Stewart. Mrs. George Mr. and Mrs. A N. Lancaster and j ^ArUk^wi'll have a birth- f Mr *\ W,1 | ia t !? 1 E ’ ?, wen and fami,y ’' Cunningham and daughter. Mrs. ^ily spent Sunday with thl ' ir fi l y tomn , Tmv ha c a birth formerly of Kings Mountain , N. C., |j| Mrs. Lucille Sanders in lay um ‘ 1 ou • have moved to our community and ["opened the new building on Academy , • street. .- ' • A number of'' little boys and girls Mrs. W. I. Nodine, formerly of Ba- Hugh Cunningham. Mrs. Elmer daughter, ^ Queen and Mrs. C. W. Windsor at- tjreer. lesnded the Stewart-Brewington wed- Mr. and Mrs. Henry King received ( ding at the Lucas Avenue. Baptist word Monday that their son, Pfc. Birthday Party church in Laurens Saturday eveni Misses Kunette Giles and Loisi Sprouse of Greenwood, visited Miss I Nancy Jo Sullivan Sunday. Hugh Gray Porter of .Savannah,I Ga., spent- the week-end with Mrs.; Porter. Mrs. J. W. Patterson and daugh- \ „g Marshall King, has landed safely £ T njoycc} a party ,f aturday tavia, N Y., Mrs. Robert Gould Ham- , somewhere in England. ■ ' Nancy Adams ’ who . was celebrating rick and children of Norfolk. Va., are Misses Mary Dunaway. Lillian and he ^ f f ou, ' th ^th^ay. ,, J After several games .w Lois Childress were G reenWood Sunday visitors in Nancy’s mother, Mrs. W. H. Adams,: public making their home with Mrs. Owen ere placed, 1 The dining room is now open to the , u i. a ssLsted by Misses Ferolme Seay and Pvt. Robert L. McGinnis of Lamp . ■ . . , 1 • Edng Wood, served refreshments. Nancy received a* gift from’^ach Blanding, Fla., spent a seven-day fUA., furlough with Mrs. McGinnis. ,..... „ . Mrs J. L. Boland of GreenviHe, | llttle e uest ' Mrs. Owen and family are Metho- distsl 1 ter, Marie, of Greenwood, and Mrs., recent i y visited her sister, Mr.W. T. James E. Jackson of Fort Jackson,, L 0 k ey , and Mr. Lokey. spent Sunday with Mrs. Henry Lay- pf t l Boyce C. Lancaster of Presque Church Group Has Party An enjoyable party -of the Valen- i Isle, Maine, is spending an eighteen- * in c season was given on Monday Moves To Our Community Calvary Baptist church of this city pent '♦iuriday with day furlough with his parents, Mr.! evenin 6 f° r . the boys and girls of ^ carc j room No. 2, first shift. Y — I . a l ^ _ I 15 tly-v-av A f, 1 C? * -X» t 4 1-% A-V T\ T a, 4 V, A-v M i r, ^ -n » , * -w—, m v . Mr. and Mrs. R. P. Harris and fam- . ^ u nn ily formerly of Pclzer, have moved ^, d ‘ ,S °P™mg serv.ee February 22, to our community. , '" 42 V J . "'I?', 6 lhen the member - Mr Harris is second hand in thc ' shlp has st . eadlly grown With the cooperation of the Clin- mnn. Mrs. J. N. Kirby ; Mr. ami.Mrs. Walter Kirby at South and Mrs. a" n. Lancaster.” " " j Bailey Memorial Southern Methodist Clinton Miss Mary Fave Hughes of Great church* at the church. _ ^ Mrs. George Cunningham and Falls, spent the week-end With‘Miss! Featuring the evening’s entertain-j home with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. ! been P aid off on its second anniver- daughter. Patricia, visited her broth--- R Ut h’ Curry. ment were a number of interesting; Harris, while Mr. Middleton is in ser- sar y-/ Both the pastor and corigrega- er, Leon Cartee. who is' a patient at Sidney Goff and daughter of New-' 8 ames carrying out the Valentine vice. tinii * n the Mary Black hospital in Spartan- berry, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Lill and theme, prizes being awarded the Win- Glory,” selection 2. Prayer, - ” Reading j of the Church Covenant— the pastor. Duet, “The Lord Is My Shepherd” —Miss Nqra Cannon and Mrs. J. O. burg Sunday. son of Laufenls, were Sunday guests nc rs. Mrs. Marguerite Curry of Charles- 0 f Mr. and Mrs. Henry King. ' I. The entertainment was directed by ton, is spending the week with heri Robert Gossett formerly of Green- Mw. David Word, assisted by-Mrs. D. Mrs. W. D. Middleton and little ton Cotton Mills, local business firms son and daughter are making their and friends, the building debt has, Watson. .... _ b ii —.-j j — i Announcements. Offertory prayer. tion desire to express their appreci- Music by the choir, . _ . ation to every one who has had a One Foundation.” Among The Sick P ar t in’ helping erect this lovely Sermon—Rev. Ralph D. Hughes. Little Keith Stewart, small spn of i t>M ild i n 6 to the glory of God. | ? U r ni n g ° f note—S ' G - Mayfield Mr. and Mrc.' Ralph Stewart, has! The Rev. Ralph Hughes, former, and Patteeson. ‘The Church's pastor, was the leader in the agita- parents, Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Cunning- V iiie, is making his home with his| c - Gregory, ; been ifl several days ham. brother, John M,. Gossett, and Mrs. 1 Later in the evening refreshments Friends of Mrs. W A. Dunaway, Misses Evelyn Eubanks, and Mary Gossett. were served carrying out the Valen-lSr., are sorry to learn she had a Frances Ballew spent the week-end Mr. and Mrs. Tom Norris and fam-' tine colors. . | _ ! stroke of paralysis Friday ,and is $e- with Mr and Mrs. G. E. Crain in ily ot Piedmont, have moved to the ’ ^ L ~ " ( fiously ill. Laurens community. * ( hurch Group Meets ' , j Mrs. Ada Centenis ill at her home! vi ted to attend this special service. Sgt. William Russell Owen of Pan- Miss Juanita Russ who recently' The Baptist Adult Union qf Cal-; on Florence street. — ! 'The pastor of the church is the ama. and A-S Elmer Eugene Owen'j oine d the WAC. left last Thursday vary Baptist church entertained with! Friends of Cecil White, S. K. 2-c, Rev - J'Ollin Watson, who succeeded of Beloit College, Wis, are spending for Cohqnbia and has been stationed a social Friday evening at the home; of Norfolk, Va., will regret to learn| Mr_Hughes. furloughs with their mother William E. Owens. Dedicatory prayer—the pastor. tion for erecting the church and he ! By ^ in ’ ‘‘Onward, 'Christian Sol- ■\yill preach the dedicatorial sermon diers. ’ on Sunday morning, February 27, at! Benediction. ! 11 o’clock. The public is cordially in- 1 Postlude. M rs - at Fort Oglethorpe, Ga. of Mr. and Mrs. Brooks Dunaway, j he is a patient at the Naval hospital,! The following order of worship has Mr. and Mrs. Atlas Lokey, Sr., 1 Several games and contests were; Portsmouth, Va. ^ 1 been announced for Sunday morning: Cx. Mrs. E. C. Moody and daughter, i arid son, Donald, of Gaffney, and' enjoyed with Mrs. Brevard Patterson, Linda, of Pelzer. i£ .visiting her par- Atlas Lokey, Jr., of the Navy Air! Mrs. W. H. Adams and Mrs. Mauldin I SOLDIERS’ TESTAMENTS with ents, Mr. andWlrx R. P Harris. ! Corps, Washington, D. C., were Sun- winning. j Psalms. Khaki back, index page for! William H.-Dunaway visited friends day guesjts of Mr., and Mrs. J. T. Refreshments were served. J name and address. An ideal gift, to in Spartanburg Saturday. ; Lokey. Mrs. Harrison Queen of Gastonia, 1 p v t. Jessie Ginn of Fort Jackson, N\ C., spent several days with Mrs. j spent the week-end with Mrs. Ginn. Robert McGinnis recently. Mrs.; Minnie Burnett of Spartan- Mr. and Mrs. Walter McAlister and burg, is vising Mr. and Mrs, W. A.! home of Mrs. Brevard Pattersoji, -children visited Mr. McAlister s Dunaway. Sr. ! with Mrs. Betty Lawson assisting mother. Mrs Belle McAlister, in Due Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Vanderford and ; hostess, Monday evening West the past week-end. i family of'Spartanburg, spent Sunday Misses Audrey and Gerry King with Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Brazil, and of Laurens, spent Sunday with rela- i Mrs. J. L. Vanderford 11 V/ u . , . T , . , ! - M r - and Mrs; E. C. Longshore of Mrs. J.'T. Pack gave an interesting Miss Kathleen Riser of W aterloo, South Clinton, spent the week-end talk 0 n the Bible study, “God’s Deal- speiii last week with Mr. and Mrs. with their daughter and son-in-law, Leo Riser. , ' Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Dtinaway. - Mr and Mrs. Job Smith and Mrs'. . Mrs. Ray Waters and Miss Buddy Grace Smith were Sunday nL-Childs visited Pvt. Waters at Fort Mrs. \ ietor Mattox and Mrs. Leila Jackson Thursday. Smith. - W. M. S. Meets The Woman's Missionary Society of, Calvary Baptist church met at the Mrs..Palmer Howard was in charge of the program. Topic for the month, "Africa Steps Into the World's Life.” send the relative or friend in service, nal.” Chronicle Pub. Co. Phone 74. ' i Responsive Prelude—Mrs. J. T. Pack. Doxology. Invocation—the pastor. Hymn, “Lead On, O King Eter- 4- TYPEWRITERS AND ADDING MACHINES -* Sales and Service CLEANING A SPECIALTY . Reasonable Charres KENNETH N. BAKER Phone 306 CAMPBELL LODGE NO. 44, A. F. M. ' REGULAR COMMUNICATIONS Third Tuesday Night of Each Month at 7:30. February 29tH the M. M. de gree will be conferred. A. G. ARNOLD. \V. M. V. P. ADAIR, Sec. ing With Pharaoh,” found in Exodus. Prayef- by Mrs. J. Ollin Watson. | Several other ladies took part ^ on the program. • • , In the ’ absence of the secretary, !• Mrs ; Lei °y Ret ‘ d of Lyman, visited | Mrs. G. F. Downs, Mrs. Joe Camp hor sister, Mrs. James Medlin, and, bell called the roll and readfcthe min- Gray Funeral Home Clinton, S. C. FUNERAL DIRECTORS •■•H nd ••• EMRALMERS Ambulance Service I'honeei 41 and 399-J L. RUSSELL GRAY and T. PARKS ADAIR. Gen. Mgrs. «•«««#< ^ % • «*• *• «*• «'# Mr. Medlin near Clinton Sunday. Mrs. R. M. Sullivan, Jr., of 'Cal houn Falls? spent the week-end with her mother-in-law, Mrs. R. M. Sulli van, Sr. On Sunday afternoon Mrs. Sullivan. Mr. and Mrs. Bill SnelgroVe and children and Mrs.' Willie B. Quirnon accompanied Mrs. Sullivan home. - ' ■ j- Misses Rosetta Ivester* Buddy VChilds, John Gpllman and Vinson Mimms were visitors in Spartanburg Sunday. Ed .pnffin visited his aunt, Mrs. Lizzie Lyles, in Laurens Sunday. Mrs. Jessie Laney and children, Mrs. Lucille Waters, Ralph Childs, .-■pent Sunday with . Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Fallow at Coronacb. > « Mrs. Marcell Hughes is making her home in Mesquite, Texas, for the , present.- Second Class Seaman Carl Yarbor- : ited Mr. and Mrs. James Yarborough 1 ough of NewjJort, Rhode Island, vis- I Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Huel Hambrick of Greenwood, spent the week-end with j Mr. and Mrs. J. -R. Hambrick. . Cpl. William Ralph Padgette of • Alicevrille; Ala., is spending several days with his mother, Mrs. J. L. Padgette. Mrs. Geo. Phillips formerly of Pelzer. is making her home with her brother, N. W. McCall and* Mrs. Mc Call, while Pfc. Phillips is in service S- iJO. yorth Africa. /' ; Sgt. PaUl*~Evette of Charleston, ft spent several days with his parents, j* Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Evette recently. fi Mrs. Ralph Riddle and Mrs. Pal- j.j mer Howard spent Sunday with Mrs. ♦j5 Frank Schumpert in Newberry. .Flight Sgt. T. B. Cranford of Cher- ry Point, N. C., .spent several days £ with Mrs. Cranford recently. Cpl. Harold Rollins of Camp ft Rucker, Ala., recently visited his ; parents. % Rev. and Mrs. J. H. Walker of K j South Clinton, visited Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Lokey Sunday. Sgt. Paul Evatt of Fort Moultrie, spent several days with his parents, Mr. and Mfs. A. B. Evatt* recently. Mr. and Mrs. Goings of South Clinton were visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ashlin the past week-end. Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Barker and son, Jimmie, visited Mr. and Mrs. Frank Motes,in Goldville. Mr. and Mrs. John Word attend ed a birthday dinner Sunday given in hoqor of Mrs. Wood’s mother, Mrs; E. M. Reed’s 75th birthday, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. V. A. Garrett in Greenville. utes of thp previous meeting. . Reports from the leader of the Girls Auxiliary, Rpyal Ambassadors, Sunbeams and the Community Mis sion. Mrs. Howard and Mrs. Wat son reported the meeting of the W. M. U. held in Laurens last ,w?;ek. Mrs. Joel Gox, with Miss Nora Can-j non as helper, will have charge of I the Sunbeams. Mrs. J. T. Pack wasj elected as stewardship chairman, and Mrs. L. H. Bagwell was elected as sistant secretary. »Mrs. J. J. Smith closed the meeting with prayer. The next meeting will be with Mrs. J. T. Pack. The hostesses served refreshments. Cards of Thanks I wish |to thank my friends for SOOTH CAROLINA BENJAMIN & SONS PLUMBING ...and... HEATING SERVICE .Telephone li7 » WE ARE HUNTING TROUBLE Nave you a hidden talent? I When Your Back Hurts* And Your Strength and Energy la Below Par It may be caused by disorder of kid ney function that permits ’poisonous waste to accumulate. For truly many people feel tired, weak and miserable when the kidneys fail to remove excess acids and other waste matter from the blood. .You may suffer nagging backache, rheumatic pains, headaches, dizziness, retting "up nights, leg pains, swelling. Sometimes frequent ana scanty urina tion with smarting and burning is an other sign that something is wrong with the kidnevs or bladder. There should be no doubt that prompt treatment is wisef than neglect. Use Doan’t PilU. It is better to rely on a medicine that haa won countrywide'ap- proval than on something leas favorably * known. Doan’t have been tried and test ed many years. Are at all drug stores. Get Doan'i today. Doans Pi lls Birthdays Myra Ann Snelgrove, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Snelgrove, was two years old Febraury 14th. Derrick Campbell was one year ; old February 16th. February 3rd was Mrs. Jessie Laney’s birthday. Mr. and Mrs. Laney celebrated their wedding an niversary February 12th. Tracy -Caughman celebrated his what your specktl aptitude is ■ and put it to work to help win this war—take the- opportunity • Tthe WAC offers you! Join the WAC and ielf Army experts help you discover the type of work you can do best. Let the Army train yrfu to do one of 239 vital jobs. Learn a skill that will be useful to you long after the war is over! (If you already have a skill the Army can. use it too.) % Get full details at your near est U. S. Army Recruiting Sta tion (your local^post office will give you the address). Or write: The Adjutant General, Room 4415, Munitions Building, Washington, D. C. Women! Here is a name -v to remember CARDUI A 62 year record of 2-Way help* t*SM diractiom < Dawd m a tonic, Caxdul usual ly paps up apputitu, aids di- gaation, and thoa halpa build •nargyiogthu "ttmn" toooma. Started 3 days bafora your Um, aad taksn as dir acted, it should hats rallava paia dua to puraly functional oauaaa. Today, South Carolina’s doctors and nurses by the hundreds are serving with ''bur Army and Navy from Alaska to Iran, from Australia to Italy — bringing back to health the men who are helping win Victory for the United Nations. But * on the home front, other thousands of doctors and nurses are fighting doubly hard to keep their fellow-citizens of South Carolina in good health — doing everything in their power to prevent or minimize interruptions in our State’s ' war effort In a very real sense the well-being of South Carolinians is in the capable hands of approximately 1,250 physicians and surgeons and more than 3,000 nurses. At their disposal are the facili ties of 68 hospitals which have beds for over 15,000 patients at one time. In an average year more than 150,000 patients are admitted to these institutions. To the South "Carolina State Board of CLINTON BUS STATION East Carolina Avenue Telephone 59 Health goes well-deserved credit for t?e * high standards of medical care prevail ing in our State. ' ^ a " 4 We of the Greyhound Lines pay tribute to these fellow-citizens of ours who are doing so much to make our State a finer place to live in. They’re doing a big job —a vital one. Greyhound’s job is quite different—but vital, too! Providing safe, convenient transportation service is particularly importanf now. By making near neighbors and food neighbors of all the communities we serve in South Carolina, we are helping unify the war efforts of this State —keeping them -rolling toward Victory!. v GREYHOUND L/NES \: