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Items of Interest Concerning Clinton Residents
ford at Duke hospital, Durham, N. C..! ney left Monday for Pensacola, Fli,
during the week-end. They were: after a visit with their parents, Mr.
acompanied home by Mrs. Adair, and Mrs. John W. Finney. Sr., and
who had been wjth Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Weldon Jackson.
Lankford the past week. . —^
Miss Marguerite McMillan, who STATIONERY — You will find a
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with the U. S. Employment service partment, all sizes and popular pric-
ofTice in Greenwood, has been trans* es - Chronicle Pub. Co.,. Phone 74.
Miss Betty Hunter, who teaches in
Piedmont, spent the week-end with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Hun^
ter.
Mrs. Bill, King left Friday for Hat
tiesburg, Miss., to join Cpl. King, who
i is stationed at Camp Shelby.
Lt. Edward Ferguson has returned' weeks - wil1 be interested to know his
to his post in the Caribbean area^ condition is reported as slightly im-
after spending a month with his par- proved.
j ents, Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Ferguson. 1 Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Dillard were in
Miss Frances Speake, member \)f Chester yesterday for the funeral of
I the faculty at Whitmire, spent the the latter’s uncle, John A. Hafner.
week-end with her parents, Mr. and Chief Mate Frank Davis of the
Mrs. George Speake. nay y- left this week for Alameda,
Mrs. R, W. Phillips and Mr. and Calif • . after spending three weeks
Mrs. Al Thayer spent last week-end with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. John
D. Davis.
Miss, Jennie Lee Young spent the
: ferred to local office of the Employ-
Kohn Banies of Greenville, son ofiment service. i TESTAMENTS—Especially made
Mr. and Mrs. Eric Barnes, left this, M ac Finney, .pharmacists mate young men in service. Chroi
week for Fort Jackson where he will ( third class, of the navy, and Mrs. Fin- 1 Publishing Co.
be inducted into the army. ;
Friends of Clyde S. Lankford, who
has been critically ill at Duke hos
pital, Durham, N. C., the past three
1 in Pelzer with Dr. and Mrs. W. S.
* Dendy.
O’Neill Adair is spending some
week-end with her sister. Miss Caro-
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L. L. Adair and Mrs. Adair
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Coleman and
Ison, Jimmie, of Laurens, spent last ^ un< ^ a y with Mr. and Mrs. Mace
week with the former’s mother, Mrs. ^ oun £' w b° live near here.
1 j_ \ Coleman. 1 ^ Iiss R ut h Edwards of Surhmer-
1 Miss Sara McCrary, cadet nurse,! v 'ii e > s P ent the week-end with her
(’returned to Camden Sunday after brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and
! spending several days with her par- ^ rs - V- Edwards,
i ents, Mr. and Mrs. C. H. McCrary.! Mlss Florede Lipscomb spent the
Mr. and Mrs. McCrary and Billy Me-; week-end at her home in Gaffney,
' Grary accompanied her to Camden. ^ >v ^- J^hn W. Finney, Jr., left
Miss Robbie King, student at Lan- Thursday for Salt Lake City, Utah,
der college. Greenwood, spent the where he has been transferred, after
week-end with her parents, Mr. and s P en( H n 8 two weeks with Mrs. Finney
Mrs. W. G. King. anc * bis parents, Mr. and Mrs. John
Mrs. Ryan McCrary of Panama T* nne y. Sr.
City, Fla., is spending some time with Davis V. Pitts, pharmacists mate
Capt. McCrary’s mother, Mrs. R. J. secon d class, of the navy, stationed
McCrary, and Mrs. Bill Blackwell. a * Cherry Point, N. C., Mr. and Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. S. Y. Adair are- C - L - Pltts of s P artari burg, and Mrs.
spending several days in Durham, Pltts °f Greenville, spent the o
N, C., where the former is receiving P ast week-end with Mrs. Nannie A. ^
(■treatment at Duke hpspital. ‘ Pitts.
I Miss, Carolyn Henry, student at ^ r - anc * *^ rs - ^ oe Spotts of Pros-
; Winthrop- college, Rock Hill, spent P er ‘ty. were week-end guests of Mr.
the week-end with her parents, Mr. anc * M rs - B. C. Presslar.
! and Mrs. W. J. Henry. ( Sterling A. Pitts, Jr., phaxmacists
| Miss Florence Tripp was called toi ma * e third class, and Frank Machia-
I her home in Piedmont Saturday on' verna - a l so the navy, stationed at
account of the illness of her mother,, ^bapel Hill, N. C., spent the week-
! Mrs. O. A. Tripp. ! end with the former’s parents, Mr.
Miss Carolyn Freeman is spending and ^ rs - S. A. Pitts.
1 several days in Atlanta, Ga., with' ^ ane Little, accompanied by
relatives. ber room-mate. Miss Catherine Will-
Fr’iends of Mrs. Gary Holcomb will, >ngham, students at Winthrop college,
be interested to know she is spend- P ock Hill, spent the week-end with
ing two weeks with her parents, Mr. |b er P aren ts, Mr. and Mrs. John W
and Mrs. H. M. Howard, in Campo-
Little.
bello, after being a patient at Hays' Mrs. Norman Lawrence and som
hospital the past three weeks. Charles Ray, returned Friday fror
Mr. and Mrs. M. Cassanova spent ^ ,os Angeles, Calif., where they v»<
Friday in Columbia with Mr. and' lted , Mr - Nor man, who is with the o
Mrs. Adrian Cassanova and family,! ^ ea b ees - While in California M rs -
, who accompanied them home for the Lawrence was also the guest of Miss-
week-end. 5 ^ Uorothy Adair and Alliene Cope- ^ J
Miss Tootsie Copeland, student at ; ^ and Hermosa Beach.
1 Winthrop college, spent the week-’ and M rs * Latvrence Hall and
end with her parents, Mr. afrd iMrs. dau ®bt er - Betty, of Robins Field, Ga.,
Ralph Copeland. ’ s P ent th e week-end with the for-
1 Lt. and Mrs. Thurston Giles and; mer ’ s P ar ents, Mr. and Mrs. C. H.
(little son, “Chuck,” of Greenville,j » |
! spent the week-end with the former’s^ Harold Marquit of the medical,
i parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Giles. staff - 39th College Training Detach- |
Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Reeves are ment ’ ls spending a furlough with his
1 spending some time in Beaufort,' P arerds * n New York City,
where the former is acting as mana- ^ rs - Mehdn Bennett and little
; ger of Beak’s store. - ' * I daughter, Emily Ann, of Myrtle,
Friends of Mrs. Robert D. Lynn Beach . ar e visiting her sistets, Mrs.
will regret to know she is contined to;*^ - Austin Chandler and Mrs. Karl
| her home on account of illness. [Johnson. Mr. Bennett accompanied
Mr. and Mrs. George Sineath and them here for the week-end.
’son, George, Jr., spent Sunday in ^ r - and M rs . J. ,P. Caldwell of
Goldville with Mr. and Mrs. R a y Greenville * s P en t Sunday with Mr.
I Boozer. ; and M bs. Austin Chandler.
Miss Lurlee Shealy-spent the week-1 M. rs - P. M. Clements, Mrs. T. W.
| end ^t her home in Newbefry. , Zigler, Jr-, and Mrs, T. W. Zigler,
Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Addy, Missi Sr “ of Charleston, visited Miss Eliza-
Oranna Addy, Mr. and Mrs. James Nelson Iriday.
Addy and son of Laurens, and Miss 1 ^ r - and ^ rs - J- A. Parker and sons
Fannie Copeland of Goldville, spent, 0 * Charlotte, spent the week-end
Sunday in Spartanburg with Mr. and wd b Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Bagwell
Mrs. Algie Bobo. ' - ) and Mrs Ed Turner.
Dr. W. P. Jacobs will deliver the! Mrs. J. F. Jacobs is spending sev-
principal address at the opening, era * da y s in Durham, N. C-. w-ith
meeting of the annuab conference of M ,s - Clyde S. Lankford and ‘Mr.
re are more
the South Carolina society Daughters
of the American Revolution this eve
ning in Columbia.
Mrs. W. E. Monts of Newberry, and
Lankford who is a patient at Duke
hospital.
Mrs. Ed Turner and Mrs. L. H.
Bagwell spent Monday in Columbia
her sister, Miss Louise Miller of At-> w ‘*b *be latter s niece, Mrs.' H. G
lanta, Ga., were guests Monday of CaGer '
Mrs. George W. Taylor. j _ Chief of Police L. H. Bagwell*and
Long Distance calls
every day
Miss Sola Mae Hill spent the week
end with her mother in Dana, N. C.
Miss Safa Lee Pack, who holds a
governmerft position in Washington,
D. C., spent the week-end with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Pacfc.
Miss Fannie-Copeland of Goldville
was the week-end guest of Mr. an/
Mrs. George W. Addy. '
Cpl. and Mrs. C. B. Kugler
D. C. Heustess were business ^visitors
in Columbia yesterday.
Mrs. J. T: McAlister, Mrs. Jim
Moore of Laurens, and Mrs. Lillian
Betsill of Uirion, were guests yester
day of Mrs. T. L. Cooper.
Friends of Mis/ Maude Pearson
will regret to know she is a patient
at Hays hospital, where she is suf-
fering from injuries received in a
fall-
turned Saturday to Gulfport, Miss., *
after spending a furlough with the D Mrs- F - w *ngard and daughter,
latter’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. C. - arr ‘ e J ean - returned Monday from
Giles. ,0 Tullahoma, Tenn., where they visited
Miss Jean Copeland, student at Capt. Wingard, who is stationed
’ Winthrop college, spent the week-1
lend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.;2J” fs - J°bn W. Finney, Jr., Mrs. W/
! David Copeland, in Renno. ^ • Horne and little son, Billy, and
Joe Robinson, acompanied by Mr. B - Adair visited Clyde S. Laxik-
Pickford, of Charlotte, N. C., were
visitors here Monday.
Mrs. Jack W. Anderson will return
this week from Cincinnati, Ohio,
where she visited Mr. ^nd Mrs. Jack
Red. Little Jennie Red accompanied
her to Cincinnati afier spending
some time here with Mr. and Mft.;
Anderson.
Mrs. Alex Crawford, student at
Winthrop college, sbent the week
end with her paren/s, Mr. and Mrs.
J. V. Edwards
Major and Mrs.'Ralph Holcombe
of Greenville, spent the week-end
with the latter’s mother, Mrs. Irene
Pitts. Mrs. Holcombe is spending sev
eral days here.
C. C. Giles Was a business visitof
in Atlanta, Ga/, Friday.
Pfc. and Mrs. Howard Meadors of
Camp Wheelqf and Macon, Ga., Mrs.
J. B. Kay of Byrpn, Ga., Mr. and
Mrs. O. T. Lawing of Greer, and 4.
B. Parrott / of Atlanta, Ga., were
week-end guests of Mrs. Minnie C.
Adair, Mr. and Mrs. W. G. King and
other relatives.
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