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\ -.7' # Thursday, March 15, 1945 THE CLINTON CHRONICLE. CLINTON S. C Page. Seven For the Week ... South Clinton News PERSONAL AND SOCIAL NEWS OF GOLDVJLLE MRS. E. Gf KAT. Correspondent and Representative U. S. Casualties Now 823,632 i ualties reported since the start of the war have reached a total of 823,632. They were divided as follows: Killed Wound. Miss. Miss Eloise Brown, Correspondent and Representative Misses Luella and Mary Lois ! Allen, Dot Epting and Kit Ferguson spent the week-end with relatives and friends in Mooresville, N. C. David Satterfield, S. 2-c, has re-' Mr. and Mrs. W. K. Waits. Mrs Pris. 60,666 Navy 34,513 41,209 10,671 4,317 The total figure of 823.632 is high- Washington, March 13.—More than Service of the Methodist church met half a million sick and wounded ! Tuesday at the home of Mrs. H. M. American fighting men were flown Willingham with Mrs. C. N. Franks, out of battle zones last year with as eo-hostess. just 28 deaths in flight. ^ The president presided over the, They were carried to medical een- turned to Camp Peary, Va., after! B ernar d Nabors, and Mr. and Mrs. business session, and during this pe* ters overseas and in this country, spending several days with Mrs.'Kelly Waits attended the funeral of riod Miss Kit Ferguson announced ^ nc j 20 per cent of all American cas- army accounted for ’all the increase except 373. Deaths from wounrMpnd sicknes* would have been far hW>er, the OWI report said, but for air evacuation- It described this as ’‘one of the . . . greatest life saving measures of mill er by 10 l 600 than a week ago. The tary medicine.” a relatives in Greenwood Friday. * the Bible study to begin Wednesday ua |tj es returned to the United States Mrs. W. A. Boyd is visiting rela- evening at 7:00 w'ith Rev.- K. A. j n J944 came by plane, without a lives in Maryville,' Tenn. Hughes as teacher. ; single loss by enemy action. * ,__ i Mr. and Mrs. Claude Johnson spenti Mrs. J. L. Abrams presented an This was reported today by the Saturday in Laurens. ( I interesting program on missionary 0 ffi ce 0 f war information, based on Mrs. Mattie Boozer of Newberry, i work in the Philippine Islands. Mrs. information from all flight branches Blanche Green^ of Tucapau, visited is spending the week with her sister, | Walter Fulmer, Mrs. S. L .Hair, of the army navy and mar i n e corps. Mrs. L. H. Poag. Mrs. Ryan Poag and Miss Kit Ferguson were on the Meanwhile, army and navy statis- Satterfield and children Mrs. C. S. James and son of Wood ruff, spent the week-end with Mr and Mrs. Rufus Mills. Miss Maude Fuller and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Navy Sunday. Misses Sallie Ann and Stella and daughter, Shiela, of Whitmire, Duckett and Mrs. Forrest Benjamin spent the week-end with Mr. and of Laurens, were, visitors here Mon- Mrs. Poag. day. ! Mr. and Mrs. Richard Cash and « t *» Mrs. Marion Lawson and children son, Dickie, of Cowpens, visited Mr., program also. During the social hour the hostess es served a salad course with cake and coffee. The April meeting will be with and Miss Elizabeth Jones of Spar tanburg, spent the week-end with Mrs. Pauline Lawson. Rev. and Mrs. Floyd Brown visit ed relatives in Whitmire Sunday. Helen Bozard over the week-end. |Mrs. J. H. Jacks. Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Abrams and daughter, Linda, spent the week-end Mrs. Kay Heads Presbyterian with Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Hall in Pros- Auxiliary perity. The Woman’s Auxiliary of Gold- Cadet Nurse Louise Ridings of Co-.ville Presbyterian church held its! Mr. and Mrs. Emmett Neal and i um bj a) Cpi, an d Mrs. Dorsey Rid- monthly meeting at Joanna Inn children visited Mr. and Mrs. J. B-'i n g s a nd daughter, Rosalind, of Sa- Tuesday, March 6, with Misses Lu- Boyce during the week-end. luda, and S. 2-c Bruce Wessinger ella and Mary Lois Allen hostesses- Rev. and Mrs. C. R. Anderson of j were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. es. The meeting was called to order Pickens, are spending some time a. W. Bindings Sunday. by the president, with their daughter, Mrs. Roy Sand- Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Craig visited Mrs. L. W. Brown had charge of| ers, and Mr. Sanders. relatives in Woodruff over the week- the Bible study. Mrs. Miriam Glenn and children end ' Following the business session an and Shirley Ann Campbell visited Rev. and Mrs. Aubrey Sara of To- election of officers was held as relatives in Greenwood and Wood- 1 ronto, Canada, spent the week-end follows: > ruff durir^ the week-ehd. | with Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Chapman Mrs. E. G. Kay. President. Leon Wright, S. 1-c, who has re- and Mr and Mrs. W. E. Adams. Rev. Mrs .J. O. Hueble, Vice-president, turned from overseas, visited Mrs. Sara delivered the morning and eve- Mrs. Helen Bozard, Secretary and tics showed that total combat cas- CASH BOOKS — for the new year. Ledgers and Day Books. Chronicle Pub. Co. ' Promise of a Clean Sweep G. H. Jackson Sunday. G. H. Jackson had March 12th. ning sermons at Goldville Pentecostal Treasurer, a birthday church Sunday. 1 Miss Mildred Bozard, Historian. Mi's. Richard Martin of Greenville, The meeting was dismissed with is spending a few days with her prayer by Rev. L. W. Brown. \ daughter, Mrs. E. C. Abrams. The hostesses served a salad course an- j Mr. and Mrs. S. D. Weathers, Paul with punch. Wed In California Mr. and Mrs. S. L. Prince nounce the marriage of their daugh- | Smith and Lillian Fuller spent Sun- ter, Myrtle, to S. Sgt. John T. Lan- day with relatives in Laurens. ford of Camp Callan, California The wedding took place at 4:30, Monday, March 5, in San Diego, Cal. The ceremony was performed by Judge Stanley T. Howe, using the ring ceremony. At present the cpuple is making their home in EncinitaSt, California. Birthday Party Given Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Holsonback and Sandra Walters, daughter of Mr. sons were dinner guests of Pvt. and and M rs Curtis Salters, celebrated Mrs. Marvin McAbee in Laurens Fri- her fourth birthday with a party at day evening. her home on Magnolia street last’ Among The Sick Mrs. Rufus Mills is ill with flu. Mrs. Roy Sanders is ill. Mrs. Otis Lewis and Mrs. Daisy Saturday afternoon at 3 o’clock. * ,| Jones and daughter, Louise, spent, Mrs. Salters was assisted in enter-1 the week-end with relatives in Char- ta i mng the little folk by Mrs. Her- lotte, N. C. • bert Lewis. Games were enjoyed, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Lewis and a fter which the hostess served cake, Jerry, Mr. and Mrs. Wreford Nabors (candyi peanuts and cold drinks to the and Ms. J. W. Lewis spent Sunday following: Jerry Lewis, Jean and „ o , -r , . , with relatives in the Pond Branch p atsy Poag, Duane Brannon. Clara Mrs Paul Taylor is improving section near Leesville. Thompson. Shirley and Sharon after being ill several days. j Dot and Pat Carr spent the week- Sharpe, Linda and Brenda Beden-! end with their sister, Mrs. Bobby; bau g h , Mary Anne, Ida Nell and' Ca;r Plott, at \V inthrop college. 1 Claudia Malpass, Pauline and Peggy Cpl. Bobby Sanders of Clinton. 1 Morgan, Faye, Carol and Jean Rus-! Y. W. A. Meeting Tonight * The Young Women’s Auxiliary will hold its regular meeting this!Mi^ ^spendinTs^veWda^ with ^n ^ ““iT evening at 7:30 af the home o? Miss Ms ’Sanders and Mr and Mrs ¥ « rand * rening Mary Johnson. Mrs. Sanders and Mr. and Mrs. T. R. Bridges. Mr. and Mrs. C D Blakely and son. Bob, and Mr and Mrs. C. B. Dickey of Greenville, and Rudolph Turner B. T. U. Study Course The Baptist Training Union of Lydia Mill Baptist church will have spent the week-end with Mrs. R. L. a study course beginning Monday Turner. evening at 7:30 and continuing Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Prater visited through Friday, at the church. All relatives in Batesburg over the members of the organization are! wee k_ enc | invited to take the course. At 8:15 Mrs. Saljie Crocker, Miss, Ruth inspirational talks will be given., Crocker and W. M. Qrocker of Whit- The public is invited to attend these m ire, spent Sunday with Mr. and services. I Mrs. J. T, Gaskin mother. Granny Wehunt. With The Sick Eileen Dees has mumps. Bill Boyd is able to be but again; after a week’s illness. Loretta Tucker has mumps. Charles Marvin Malpass was ill at his home last week. Arrives In France Friends will be interested to learn that Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Poag have 1 B B B B B B BL B B' 1 B' B’ ; B:B' B: 1 B Bi:Bi:Bl,B B> B. BliBl'lB' B,.B B!B W BU Mrs. John £. Willingham has re- w< ? rd that their son - Lt - D.n " ~ L -- —’ safely in Scout Meeting Held ‘turned home after an extended visit ^ as arnved Scoutmaster Rev. J. H. Walker, with her husband) Lt . John E Wil _ France. called a meeting of Scout troop No. imgham, at Lincoln, Neb. Lt. Wil- . 62 Tuesday evening at 7:30 at the ii ngham has recently been transferr- Wounded In Action church. James Fuller and Comer, ed t 0 K ansas * Mrs. Mack Brown received a phone Webb received their tenderfoot; Mrs. Cecil O’Dell and daughter. cal1 Sunday from her husband. Pvt. badges. Brenda, visited Mrs. Sallie Hender- Brown, that he has arrived in ~ I son in Lyman last week. New York from overseas. Pvt Little Girl Has Birthda> Part> Miss Faye Francis is visiting the Brown was wounded in action On Saturday afternoon Carole family of Mr and Mrs George P December. . Anne Grant, daughter of Mr. and Vasen in C hciago, 111. ♦ Mr. and Mrs. Ray Wertz of Ports- Birthdays mouth, Va., visited friends here last Mrs. Mamie Lee Murphy observed P Do You Have a Relative or Friend in the m Mrs. Boyd Grant, of Whitmire, cele brated her 4th birthday with a party. ■ Bowls of sweetpeas were attrac-; we ek. * a birthday yesterday, lively arranged in the dining room, p vt Woodrow Sullivan of Camp Mrs. Louise Cole had a birthday and the table was centered with a Croft, is spending several days with March 10th. huge iced cake with four gleaming Mrs. Sullivan and children. ! Margaret White celebrates tapers. During the afternoon games were enjoyed by the twenty-five little folk who were present, and later ice cream, candy and cake were served. Carole was remembered with gifts by her little guests. Pfc. Calvin Owens of Camp Gor-' birthday March 17th. as does Jose-, don, Ga., visited Mrs. Owens over phine Johnson. the week-end. Elsie Vaughn had a birthday yes- 1 Mrs. Willie Crapps, Otis Crapps; terday. and Mr. and Mrs. J. Lloyd Smith Mrs. Cancie Brown observed her visited Pvt. Willie E. Crapps over birthday March 17th. the week-end. ! Willie Fuller observes his birth- Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Willingham day tomorrow. her WE PAY CASH For Good USED CARS TIMMERMAN MOTOR CO. Carolina Service Station CLINTON, S. C. and Mrs. Louis Murphy visited Mr and Mrs. Carl Turner in Ninety-Six Sunday. Mrs. Willie Mae Prater, Mys. John : Feltman and children and Miss Cleo Mrs. Mattie Hays had a birthday yesterday. Mrs. Ida Hughes will have a birthday March 17th. Mrs. Esther King observed her Lydia E. Plnkham'a Vegetable Com pound la famous not only to relieve periodic pain but also accompanying nervous, tired, blghstrung feelings— when due to functional monthly dis turbances. Taken regularly—It helps build up resistance against such symp toms. Plnkham’a Compound helps na ture/ Follow label directions. Tty Itl <£jdia,£.(phjd%wmb rniinBw 1 Starnes visited relatives in Whitmire birthday Tuesday. ! Sunday. » Miss Margaret Warren observed 1 Mrs. Sigsbee Hair and John M her birthday Monday. ! Ross visited Pfc. Charles Ross at Cliff Tucker had a birthday Tues- Moore's General-., hospital in Ashe- day. j vilTe, N. C., recently. They were ac- Earl- Arthur observes his birthday companied by Verner Ross and Miss today. Betty Ross of Greenville. Myrtle Murphy celebrates her Mrs. J. E. Braswell and children birthday today, of Greenwood, are visiting Mr. and Pvt. and Mrs. Sigsbee Hair ob- Mrs. J. G. Franklin. served their third wedding anniver- Mr. and Mrs Gus Tinsley of South sary March 8th. Clinton, visited Mr. and Mrs. Wil- Mr. and Mrs^L. H. Poag observe liam Dunlap over the week-end. their weddin|j^mi versa ry March Donnie Gaskin is visiting his IT'th. grandprents, Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Gaskin, Sr., in Camden. Social Given Friday Mrs. G. A. Barrett visited Mr Members of the Methodist Youth Barrett at the General hospital in Fellowship enjoyed a weiner roast Greenville last Friday. at Flat Rock Friday evening. E. C. Abrams visited G. A. Barrett — I at the General hospital in Green- vlile last Sunday. f U. S. ARMY AIR FORCE? If so, send him a box of Engraved Stationery with the Air Corps Insignia, excellent grade paper and envelopes— $1.00 Box I V 1 BENJAMIN & SONS PLUMBING •••cHid ••• HEATING SERVICE Telephone 117 WE ARE HUNTING TROUBLE W. M. U. Meets The Woman’s Missionary Union of Goldville Baptist church met in the assembly room of the church last Tuesday evening at 7:30. Mrs. Louis* Murphy had charge of the program. “The Things Which Make for Peace in ’ Tomorrow’s World,” was the topic. She was as sisted by Mrs. R. G. Carr, Mrs, R L. Francis, Miss Sallie Craig. Mrs! G. N. Foy and Mrs Joe Purdy. In the absence of the president, Mrs. R. L. Francis presided, and con ducted the regular business session. Mrs. W. A. 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