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\..n m Thursdoy, Morch 15,1945 THE CLINTON CHRONICLE, CLINTON, S. C. / ' r \ • Page Fire Florida St. P.-T.A. Has Successful First Year vited to inspect this lunch;room. The association wishes to thank those, who have given it their sup port and have made its success pos- The Florida Street Parent-Teacher sible. association has passed its first mile- The coming year is expected to stone, having been organized in Feb- be even more successful and the con- ruary, 1944, with 69 charter mem- tinned cooperation of the citizens of bers. Officers of the past year were: Clinton is asked. • President, Mrs. Harry Nettles; vice-president, Mrs. Ellis Stockman, who was succeeded by D. S. Temple- WEEK-ENDyTRIPS .. VISITORS . . ILLNESS BRIEFS... ABOUT THE PEOPLE YOU KNOW Items of Interest Concerning Clinton Residents Officers for the coming year are: President, Mrs. H. Earl Spencer; vice-president, D. S. Templeton; sec- here, had as her guests Sunday her in Atlanta, Ga., with relatives and brother, Sgt. W. W. Simpson, of friends.' Palm Springs, Calif George Simp-; Mrs . w A< Moovhe ^ d and Mr ,. jon of near here, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Goyne Simpson spent several days Livingston and Mr. and Mrs. Bee j ast we ek in Hartsville with the for- avidson of Clinton, her son. Sgt mers daughter, Miss Annette Moor- William Boyd from Kingman. An- head ? and the lattei , s n Mim zona, and Miss.Sabry Smith of Gold- ; Pat Hesse, students at Coker college. 1 ville. , Mr. and Mrs. Bill Broach and son. Dr. A. E. Spencer has been ill at . Billy, of Georgetown, visited friends ton; secretary, Mrs. J. B. Hart; treas urer, Mrs. Rembert Truluck. During its first year, the organiza tion has sponsored the Cub and Girl Scouts, which are both functioning successfully under the direction of Kenneth N. Baker and Mrs. Frank Fowler, respectively.' It has put on an Easter egg hunt and two rum mage sales to raise money for its budget. It sponsored a free clinic last May for pre-school children, a year ly project of associations of this kind. The P.-T.A. assisted in the fifth war loan drive. The Teen-Age Canteen was organized under its sponsorship and was assisted in this by the Lions club and the city. The lunch room at Florida Street school has been a special project fof Mrs. Carlisle Neely and sons, Rob-i ville and little daughter, Sylvia, of his home for several days. His many y, e , re ’ dur j n g W e e k-en d ert and Joe, are spending this week: Charlotte, N. C., and Miss Martha friends will be glad to know his con- retary, Mrs. James Gray; treasurer, j n Augusta, Ga., with her parents. iGault of Fountain Inn. . dition was reported yesterday as I> . j She.ton an 1 daughter, , p vt j n Henrv of Camo Wheeler ^ somewhat improved. R ‘ ta * le “ toda y , for Fort Knox - FVt. J. D. Henry or Gamp Wheel , where they will visit Cpl. Shelton Ga., returned yesterday after spend- Mr. and Mrs. Grady Simpson and for severa i days ing severaL days with Mrs. Henry little son,—i^icky, spent the past‘ . ‘ _ . and his mother, Mrs. Dotte Henry, week-end in Honea Path with rela- Mrs ' A ^D uran * °* Mariami*, Mrs. D. O. Rhame, Jr. COLORED DEATHS | Mrs. Gary Holcombe returned Monday from Campobello, where she J spent the week-end With her parents. Miss Anita Cassanova spent the week-Cnd in Rock Hill with Miss Jean Copeland, a student at Win- ; throp college. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cauley spent Sunday in Whitmire with the lat- the association. $278.81 which was^wiefew, three daughters, two sons, made at the P.-T.A. Christmas ba zaar was used to furnish the lunch room with dishes, silver, curtains, and assist the school in buying a re frigerator. In addition to this amount, $100 from the budget was spent for tables and benches. TTie public is in- CLEVE STEVENS Cleve Stevens died Monday, March 12, at his home here following an illness of several months. Cleve had been employed by the Mrs. Inez Pruitt, city of Clinton in the street depart- rr .. , 1 .. . „ ment for 22 years and was a faith- Fnends of Mrs - J - D - Henr ful and dependable worker and good citizen. The funeral service will be con ducted this afternoon at 3 o’clock at Henry will be interested to know she is con valescing at the home of her mother, Mrs. J. A. Coleman, after a recent operation at Hays hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Gaston Wilder of Hebron Baptist dttueh, with RevJ McCormlck nt the week . end w i th Sims as the officiating minister. 1 K The deceased is survived by his one sister and one brother, and a grandson. One of his sons, Pvt. Elmo armed services in France. Mrs. J. B the former’s mother, Wilder. Mrs. J. N. Parker and children of in Greenwood. | tives. Rev. and Mrs. S. P. Bowles of Fort 1 Mr. and Mrs. Strom Quarles of Mill, Mrs. Maude Johnston of Char-. Ninety-Six, visited friends here Sun- leston, and Mrs. T. Hollingsworth of' day. Augusta, Ga., were guests of Mr. and ] Mr . and Mrs s L Lramah o( Mr . s .. w r ", were week -' nd 8UK,S 01 Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Adair. Lt. and Mrs. J. D, Owens and daughter, June, .spent the week-em Fla., arrived yesterday for a visit to her parents, Mr. and Mrs. George H. Ellis. ’ Mrs. E. M. Timmerman spent Mon day in Spartanburg. Pvt. and Mrs. W. B. Driggers and sons spen 1 ! last week in Hartsville, Florence and Olanta with relatives. Pvt. Driggers left Monday for Den ver, Colo., after spending a 15-day furlough with his family. Mrs. Horace Geer and little daugh ter, Ann, of Oak Ridge, Tenn., are 1 ENGRAVED Calling Cards for and navy officers. An ideal, gift for father, husband, brother friend. Ask to see samples. Chroedeie Publishing Co. Phone 74. Langley ' spent the week-end with i visitin g her parents, Mr. and Mrs. iusuu. w..c u. w. ^..o, her *parepts > , Mr. and Mrs. John D. ® L. Smith. Mr. Geef accompaniedr A. Stevens, is serving with the ! £) avi g I them here for the week-end. ' Mis, Pansy Woodruff has returned ! Mrs - a c Preslar is vlsi,in 8 her CHRONICLE PUBUSHING CO. The Newspaper Everybody Reads . i •i '■•V Stokers Now Available Bin Feed Models same price as Hopper Feed SAVE LABOR! SAVE FUEL! WITH A FREDERICK STOKER . Cuts Your Fyel Bill in Half T. C. Johnson Company Clinton, S. C. — Phones 4-J or 381 We Install and Repair AH Types of Heating Equipment t Q Wilmington, N. C„ after spending' P ar t nts ’, M / ^[ ld ^ R J ' Lynch ’ several weeks vacation with her par- j in J unct ' oh Clty : K ™? aS \, ^ , ents, Mr. and Mrs. E. T. Woodruff. ! D .?? r \, Nann,e T Ar P ‘ Us ’ ^ rs r Ethel : Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Hollingsworth i ? ,tts ’ .?? ,SSe ' J eann ^te and Frances visited the former's mother, Mrs. | m Gre€nVlUe i Lizzie Hollingsworth, in Union Sun- M T S t3 VV T . D i PlttS / ... , | day Mrs. J. B. Dailey returned Monday j Mrs. Harry Bolick and son. Harry, ^ from Hampton Va., where she spent spei^t in Charleston the week-end with relatives. Capt. and Mrs. Arthur Copeland of ; Fort Knox, Ky., are visiting the for- 1 mer’s sister and brother-in-law, Mr. ! and Mrs. Harry Nettles. Mr. and Mrs. A. V. Bethea of Dil- i Ion, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. J W. W. Harris on Sunday. two weeks with her mother and sis ter. She accompanied her niece, Mrs. James C. Davis, who visited her enroute to her home from Florida. Miss Doris Suber spent Sunday in Greenville with her aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Cauthen. Mrs. Clyde Lankford was the guest 1 of Mr. and Mrs. Otis Suber in Whit- |mire Sunday. , Mrs. John W. Wadsworth is spend-... . . ing several weeks in Atlanta, Ga.J and Mrs. Thad , fcCracken of 'With relatives ’ Newberry, and Mrs. George Youngt ‘ Friends of Mrs. J. W. Crawford ' of ^ hitm ‘ re 'with their | will be interested to know she is-! M^rs. Wa McCracken, who is convalescing at .Hays hospital, after ^ ^ ome of dau ^ hter > Mrs. an operation on Monday. Hollingsworth. R. E. Ferguson left yesterday for St. Petersburg, Fla., and will be ac companied home by Mrs. Ferguson, who has been spending sevef-al weeks in Florida. Mrs. Mary Owens had as her guests during the week-end Mrs. Betty Morris of Seneca, Mrs. O. H. ; Shealy, Jr., of Atlanta, Ga., Mr. and j Mrs. Dotte Henry and daughter, Dor- I othy, and Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Henry i and small son of Greenwood Mr. and Mrs. Pierce Chandler have moved into an apartment in the, * home of Mrs. Annie Giles Bailey on: Woodrow street. Mrs. John T. Little has returned 1 from Wilmington, N. C., where she spent several weeks with her daugh ter, Mrs. Everett Carson, and Mr. Carson. Mrs. William King spent the week end in Columbus. Ga., with Officer Candidate King, who is stationed at Dan Yarborough of Wilmington. Fo Jl Benn ^ n S ; N. C., spent the week-end here with Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe Buzhardt i his family I spent the week-end in Charleston Mr. and Mrs. Bonner Harvley andl^ the former’s brother, Jim.Buz- ' daughter, Martha Byrd, of Green- 1 hardt ’ and fami y ’ wood, spent Sunday with Mrs. Harv- | ley’s father, A. B. Blakely How to get Vs MORE “Gravy Mileage” from a pound of flour! r 1 11^ • ^ ■BfP' J** / I Lm « /r/ Friends of Bob S. Oxley will be : interested to know he has accepted a position with the Atlas Supply company of Charlotte, N. C., as sales man, and expects to enter upon his duties in the near future. Capt. and Mrs. Kitt McMaster of Thomasville, Ga., are spending this week with the latter’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. >W. H. Simpson. Mrs. Mary Owens was called to Greenwood last week on account of the illness and death of her grand daughter, Sara Henry. Mrs. R. N. White of Winston- Salem, N. C., who has been spending several days with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. O’Daniel, left yesterday, accompanied by Mrs. O'Daniel, for Miss Peggy Johnson, student at Winthrop college, Rock Hill, spent the week-end here with friends. Miss Bernice Johnson has returned to her teaching position in Greenville after several days illness at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Johnson. Mrs. Oscar Johnson and little son, George Little, Miss Irene Hipp and M. B. Hipp spent Sunday in Parks-1 ville with their sister and daughter, Mrs. Mid Self, and family. Mr. and Mrs. V. D. Ramseur and little grandson, Vardry Ramseur. of Greenville, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. B. M. Dutton. Mrs. Charles Anderson of Bir mingham, Ala., is the guest of Mrs. George W. Bailey Mrs. Wilson Tison has returned to! a visit with her brother and sister- her h ? me ‘ n E fj ll w after 8 P en ?j n * i j- i— j ». ~ _ ! several weeks with her mother, Mrs. R. in-law, Dr. and Mrs. George «... .. T .... .. , O’Daniel, in Spartanburg Arthur Llttle Mr Tlson came U P for Mrs. J. H. Donnan and daughter, ‘ he week ' end and accompanied her Miss Miriam Donnan, were in Char-| h ... D . . leston Saturday for the marriage of R ‘ A » d ^° n J J L’ : their son and brother, Joe D Don-, anc ! dau jShter, Helen, of Woodruff, I nan, and Miss Theresa Edward Ant- and ne P hew ; Dlckie , Ra y> of Tift on, l i e y | Ga., were the w'eek-end guests of ‘ ';4 : -f . r-> i , Because of a special new baking powder we've added ... you can give the man-of-the-house 33% more “gravy mileage" from the some amount of our /lour. Just roll your biscuit dough a third thinner than usual... obvi ously, you’ll be able to cut more biscuits. But when they come out of the oven, those biscuits will all bs just as big as usual . . . and you’ll have a third more of ’em. They’ll be the lightest and best eatin' biscuits you’ve ever tasted. Tty it and see! ^ BISCUIT It COP!—Cut or rub 3 tablespoons shortening into 2 cups self-rising flour. Add ^ cup milk a little at a time. Whip up dough with heavy spoon. Roll % inch thick. Cut with biscuit cutter. Place on a baking sheet and bake in a hot oven (500* F.) for 10 minutes. OUR BILLY Packed in Pin-striped Towel Bags. Wholesale Distributor THOMAS & HOWARD CO. NEWBERRY, S. C. Pfc. David A. Glenn of Camp I Maxcey, Texas, is spending a fur- j lough with Mrs. Glenn and his moth- ' er, Mrs. R. B. Glenn. | Miss Jean Layton, student at Win- : throp college, Rock Hill, spent the ! week-end with her parents, Mr. and i Mrs. H. C. Layton, j Mr. and Mrs. Hpgh Morgan and daughter, Kay, Mrs. Allen Coleman ! and children of Laurens, spent Sun day with Mrs. J. A. Coleman and family. Dan Martin has returned to In- I dianhead, Md., after a visit with Mrs ! Mrs. George W. Baliey Mrs. John D. Davis spent Tuesday in Spartanburg with her daughter. Miss Harriet Davis, who is a patient ' in the General hospital, where she underwent an appendix operation on Saturday. Friends of Mrs. Virginia Nabors will be interested to know she is con valescing at Hays hospital following an appendix operation last week. Mrs. Dan Roberts spent the past week-end in Columbus, Ga., with Officer Candidate Roberts, who is stationed at Fort Benning. Mrs. Bernard H. Boyd, of Rock Martin. While here Mr. and Mrs. • . --j 1 Hill, is spending several days with Martin visited relatives and friends I nl ’ n Mr ™ * .TiV w tf yS ' in MiUedgeviile, Ga. - . i Dr f ., and “ rs - Mars , haU ^ .Mrs. Joe Piper and children o( ho !?" ‘ Fnda » tor h J s i _ home in Detroit, Mich., after spend ing several tponths here with Mrs. L O. Ray and family. His little Greenville, are visiting her sister, Mrs. Thomas T. Taylor. Mrs. Elizabeth Sellers of Washing- 1 ton, D. C., is spending this week with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Falls. daughter, Julie, is making her home with her aunt, Mrs. A. A. Cromer, in Blackville. IF... you want to sell to gel the most money for your car— IF .. . you want to buy to get the most car for your money— See Giles Chevrolet Co. Sales — Service ' Phone 26 • Miss Martharene Pitts and Sgt. R Fri ' nds Wa,,ar !- on *- Garrard Johnson spent the week-end sorrv , know he ■ bt t in Macon. Ga.. with revives. ^ al h ‘ S h0me Miss Rosalyn Cason of Winthrop 1 p„.,, Tllt ._ or .. . college, Rock Hill, spem the week-! end ^ AtUma Ga. wi h U Tu^ 4 ndw ^L her P arents ’ Mr - and Mi ner’s parents. . j. Mrs. W^D. Copeland spent last 1 MrS - J ° hn B ° yd ’ Wh ° lives near week-end in Greenwpod with her sisters, Mrs. A. W. Brice, Mrs. John T. Cheatham and Mrs. Claude J. Hipp. Another sister, Mrs. L. F. Mc- , Swain of Columbia, is visiting her for a few days. Pvt. 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