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THE CLINTON CHRONICLE. CLINTON. S. C.
Thursday, April 5, 1945
'“Seriously, Chuck, we may
not get new cars until 2 or 3
years after V-Day!"
“It’s had me worried. After
all, I need my car and have
to make it last! So here’s
what I did . .
“I called my Gulf man. He
advised Gulfpride* and
Gulflex** treatments regu
larly. Said they’d give my
car a darn swell chance of
holding out!’’
“Man, was that a relief! To
know that you’re getting the
world's finest lubrication . ..
and that your car’s getting
the best possible chance to
last!”
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f6r
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For the Week . . .
South Clinton News
Miss Eloise Brown, Correspondent
and Representative
iJfrom overseas, and Lillie Mae Tllen
of Lowell, N. C., visited their sister,
Mrs. Edward Knight, recently.
| Mr. and Mrs. N. E. Hill and Rosa
I Dunaway of Woodruff, spent the
week-end with Mrs. Eula Quinton
and family.
Mrs. Jolhn Kirby, Mrs. Robert
Kirby and Ruth Kirby of Laurens,
tioned in Key West, Fla.
Pvt. Irving Shockley of New Riv
er, N. C., is spending a furlough
with MrS. Shockley and his mother.
I. C. McLendon of the Navy, is
led it
now station ed in Bainbridge, Md., to
receive his boot training.
Pvt. Glenn M. Crepps of Chanute
Field, 111., is spending a furlough
with Mrs. Crepps and family.
John Henry Cannon has returned
... ^ ^ , spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.;
| Mr. and Mrs. P. W^Bames and son, Grover K irby. | jonn nenry cannon nas returned
Sunday M . r- and Mrs- P- | Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Shelton are) to Camp Davis, N. C., after spend-
|W- Barnes near Laurens. (now making their home in Clinton.ting a furlough* with his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. B. H. McCoig are ( Mrs. Lizzie Smith and sons visited J Mr. and Mrs. John Cannon.
I visiting Mr. and Mrs. Earl Aber- Leroy and Tjjlman Millwood in] S. 2-c M. Mate Grady McElhannon
’crombie in Charleston. ! Whitmire Sunday. .of Gloster City, N. J., is spending March 23rd.
Jessie and Frpnkie Moore of I Mrs. H. M. Allen and children of, a furlough with 'Mrs. McElhannon
! Woodruff, visited Thomas and Cecil j Gastonia, N. C., spent Easter with | and children.
McCoig Sunday' i Mrs. Rosa Allen.
Mr. and Mrs. C. R.‘ McCullough | Mrs. Leon Knox and Mrs. Cora
land children visited Leon Upchurch' Simms and daughter of Winnsboro,
! were Sunday gueslf of Mr. and Mrs.
celebrated their 46th wedding anni
versary March 12 th.
Carolyn Bennett will celebrate a
birthday April 12th.
Mrs. Dora Harris observed her
birthday yesterday.
S. 2-c and Mrs. Marvin Harvey
celebrated a wedding apniVersary
April 6 th. j]
Jan Harvey had a birthday April 7.
Cora Howell celebrated a birth
day March 26th. ^
Tracy Quinton will be five years
old today.
Carol Louise Pace had a birthday
tured hip, is a patient at the Laurens
hospital.
_ Mrs. Foy Sanders has returned
home after being a patient at Hays
hospital.
Mrs. Ola Wages is ill at her home
on Copeland street.——*
Friends erf Mrs/ T. G. Smith wilt
be glad to know she is improving
from an illness.
celebrated a
in Gaffney Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Holmes of Ed Fuller.
.Cross Anchor,^ visited Mr. and Mrs. I Mr. and Mrs. Albert Jacltsdh^and
J. C. Meeks Sunday. family of Prosperity, spent'Sunday
Nellie Owens spent Sunday in' with Mr. and Mrs. Homer Richey.
Newberry with Bernice Dean.
Rev. and Mrs. F. E. Brown were
Mrs. Ed Fuller and daughter vis-! week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs.
ited relatives in Whitmire Saturday. Hubert Brown in Whitmire,
i Mrs. Doshia Smith is the guest of j Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Hill of Green-
her daughter-in-law, Mrs. Lee Smith, 1 wood, spent Sunday with relatives
in Laurens. and friends in Clinton.
Marvin Abercrombie of Charles- j Miss He.len Bobo and mother of
Peggy Lee Kirby
birthday March 26th. ‘
C. E. Shelton celebrated a birth-
Birthdays and Wedding I day March 29th.
Anniversaries j Bobby Jean Allen, daughter of H.
Vickie Patterson had a birthday; M» Allen, has a birthday April 30th.
March 31st. , Mattie Overstreet will celebrate a
Cecilia McLendon will celebrate. ^ > ‘^ day i ^P rd . x ®^ 1
her second birthday April 7th.
Pvt. Clarence Blackwell and, w
Claudette Parrish had birthdays WUh The Sick
April 2nd. ——7—
Tracy Quinton, who has been se
Birthday Party Given
Mrs. J. B. O’Shields honored her
mother, Mrs. Hugh Ballard, with a
birthday party on March 24 at her
home celebrating her 53rd birthday.
Many friends were present and
enjoyed games and refreshments. _
Mrs. Ballard received many beau-
fu
tiful and useful gifts.
Card of Thanks
We wish to express' bur thanks
for the sympathy and kindness
l a s^ e Friday Smith W3S ei ® ht y ^ ars 0 * d ' shown at the time of the death of
our brothef.
Mr. and Mrs. Mark Ballard
and family,
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Ballard
and family.
kWe "- h BrU k ce ": alk r; riously ill, is now Improving. ^
dnvsAnrilfS had b ' rth ' 1 fiends o( Mrs. Minnie Har&y |
P ' , will regret to know she is suffering' PENCILS—The best 5c Pencils made
ton, spent Sunday with his wife and Greenwood, were visitors here Sun-1 da f h £ a ‘^|, H |Sf celebrated » b ‘ rth 'j a in Sp a ra £,f a " k1 ' iniur) ' re ‘ - Dixon Ikon<, « ro *» and Eoele
children. ' j da y- ‘
Mrs. and Mrs. E. F. Kellett visit- Miss Eloise Brown, who ^ taking |
ed the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. a business course in Atlanta. Ga., j
1 - - -• • ” is making her home with her aunts, I
Mr. and Mrs. M. B. Satterfield Mrs. Arrowood, who has a frac^-
Mirado. Buy them boxed
dozen. Chronicle Pub. Co.
by the
C. J. Blackwell, recently. t
; ' Misses Catherine Bell and Bernice Misses Nina and Edna Brown.
| Nelson spent the week-end With Mrs. Nell Ballew and Carol Mills j
’Miss Nelson's mother near Clinton. spent the week-end in Greenwood)
1 Misses Inez Tinsley and .IzeU'With Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Hill. .
i Presslev visited Mrs. William Dun-i Louise Brown of mear Clinton,
lap in Goldville Sunday. spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
, Mr. and Mrs. Mark Ballard and Mark Satterfield,
daughters, Mrs. Essie Crow, Mrs.) Mrs. J. P. Oakley visited Mr. and
] Ben Harvey, Mrs. Katherine Ben- Mrs. M. B. Satterfield recently,
nett. Misses Peggy and Marion Bal- i Mrs. Francis Bowen left Tuesday
i lard, Mrs. J. B. O'Shields and Mr. I for Norfolk, Va., to spend some time
land Mrs. Hugh Ballard attended the; with her husband. i
funeral of John Ballard in Honea Eirst Clasas M. Mate Carl Mimms
Path Sunday. : and Mrs - Mar y Mimms were guests
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Reeder and Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Mimms Sun-
children and Mrs. Ellie Reeder vis- da y
lited Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Reeder in
i Whitmire Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Hathcox of
i Simpsonville, spent Sunday after-
Inoon with' Mrs. W. P. McLendon and
Mr. and Mrs. Mack Eargle of
Newberry, visited Mr. and Mrs.
Casey Abercrombie over the week
end.
Henry MIcLendon and Mrs. Mary
(children. | Northcutt and daughter, Clarence
ivfr. and Mrs. Troy Hathcox and McLendon of Columbia, Mrs. Kit
children are now making their home Nichols of Jacksonville, Fla., Mrs.
I in Greenwood. .Edwin Cunningham and children of
Mr. and Mrs. Montigue Wright of; near Clinton, were Sunday guests
Greenwood, and Petty Officer 3-c Mr. and Mrs. Bill McLendon,
land Mrs. Leon Wrgfht of Green- Mrs. Katherine Owings spent a
wood, visited Miss Jessie Mae Ow
ens Sunday.
Mrs. Mable Davis and children of
Fontana, N. C., are spending the
week with Mt. and Mrs. Rex Harris.
Miss Reba Hill of Lexington, N. C.,
is visiting Miss Mamie Willard this
week.
few days with her sister, Ethie
Franks, in Durham, N. C., recently.
Church Notes
The W. M. E. will hold their
quarterly business meeting at the
church Thursday at 8 o’clock.
The G. A. will meet at 5:30 at
James Burnett of Fairmont, 3pent t he church Thursday.
The B. T. U. held a successful
( the week-end with his grandfather,
j J °Mrs L Georgie Lewis and Mrs. John I tranin * course last . week -
Burnett and Heyward Tumbljn spent j N , w , of Men
! Saturday in Greenwood with Mrs. I
Ruby Richards. ! Friends of Pfc. Earl Jackson will
Mrs. Lillie Ward visited Mrs. i re § re t l earn he has received
| Martha Davis in Clinton Sunday, j wounds on Iwo Jima island.
Kir. and Mrs. Clarence Neal visit- Henry Nelson, who is now in the
ed S. J. Hunt'er in Anderson Sunday. .West Indies, has been promoted to
Sam Cauble of Columbia, spent private first class.
v the week-end with Mr. and Mrs.' William G. Holmes, son of Mr.
W. R. Cauble. ! and Mrs. J. H. Holmes, now in Italy,
Mrs. Ethel Harvey was the week-‘has been promoted to technical ser-
) end guest of Mr. and Mrs. L. A. | geant.
Hail in Spartanburg. Sanford Thomas has been pro-
Mr. and Mjs. Charlie Force of moted to staff sergeant. Mrs. Thomas
j Newberry, visited Mr. and Mrs. Jim lWas formerly Miss Ruth Ballard,
j Dean Sunday. i pf c r 0 w Owens has arrived safely
Mrs. W. C. Crews and children of iq^ Franck.
Mayodam, N. C., and Mr. and Mrvs$ pf c Ezra Bowen has been promot-
1 rank Simpson of Atlanta, Ga., and ed to third class boatswain mate.
[Mrs. Louise Berry and daughter, s> s . c . Marion H. Mims has re-
| spent the week-end with Mrs. L. L. turned home aftdr spending two
I Simpson. 'months in Oran, Algeria.
Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Thomson and, j p Patterson has been stationed
sqns of Honea Path, visited Rev. and
Mrs. Henry Walker recently.
Mrs. Tracy Dees^ and children,
Second Class Machinist Mate and
[Mrs. Grady McElhannon and chil-
jdren spent Sunday in' "Salem with
Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Prather.
has arrived
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Motte and B e igi um
at Camp Gordon, Ga.
Pfc. James Richey
safely in Germany. 1
Friends of Cpl. Martin G. Wil
banks will be interested to learn he
has landed safely in France.
Pfc. Ledn Abercrombie is now in
family and Mrs. Dora Harris visited I
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Harris in Gold-
Jville Sunday.
Sgt. Charles May of Fort Jackson,
spent Sunday with Miss Frances
j Fuller.
Mrs. Wilhe Webb and children of
Goldville, visited her mother, Mrs.
iMary Fuller, Sunda£.
Seaman First Class Douglas Fuller
of Charleston, is spending a leave
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Sam
Fuller.
Cpl. Elbert Bennett o( Leesville,
Va., spent last week with his par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Bennett.
Friends of George Blackwell will
• be interested to learn that he has
I Mrs. L. L. Simpson and daughters received a medical discharge from
spent Sunday in Goldville with Mr. the army and is making his home in |
• and Mrs. Hallie White. Clinton.
Mr. and M^s. J. A. Davis, Mr. Second Class Seaman Charles Har-
and Mrs. T. W. Higgins of Spartan- ve y h as returned to Pensacola, Fla.,
burg, and Mrs. Onie Baker and son
after spending a leave with his
of Augusta, Ga., were dinner guests mother, Mrs. Alma Harvey,
of Mr. and Mrs. Walt Davis recently. ° *• *-• ’ •
forties
Mrs. Cleve Satterfield and daugh
ter are spending the week in Green-
j ville with Mr. and Mrs. Charlie
, Blakely.
Mrs. Katherine Qwings visited her
Mother and father-in-law in Foun-
I tain Inn tfie past week.
I’ Mrs. Rachel Moseley spent the
i week-end in Rock Hill with Mr.
and Mrs. Oscar Moseley.
Mrs. Cora Elders and son visited
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Elders in Greer
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Woodward of
^rangeburg, spent the week-end
with Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Longshore.
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cial Depository. Chronicle Pub. Co.
Mr. and Mrs. George Pressley and! Sa fely overseas
S. 1-c Colie Abercrombie is now!
overseas.
Pvt. Melvin Williams, nephew of
T. O. Williams, has returned home
after spending twenty-seven months
in Italy.
S. 1-c Carl Abercrombie has re
turned to Charleston aftar spending
a leave with his mother, Mrs. J.
W. Motte.
Friends of S. 3-c T. D. Douglas
will regret to learn he is a patient
in a hospital in San Francisco, Calif.
Robert Kirby, of the air corps, has
received a promotion to corporal. He
is now stationed in Idaho.
Pfc. John H. Estes has arrived
Mrs. Margaret Worthy and children
and Mrs. C. W. Chandler visited in
Newberry Sunday.
Mrs. Hazel Fowler of Clinton spent
the week-end with Mr. and Mrs.
William .Ellis.
Little Viola Stewart of the State
Training school, spent Sunday with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. G. W.
Stewart.
Ed Godfrey of Laurens, visited his
daughter, Mrs. Matt Davis, over the
week-end.
Mrs. Ramson Randall and son,
Bobby, visited Mr. Randall’s mother
in Union Sunday.
Mrs. V. L. Allen of Greenville,
and son, S. Sgt. Lewis Allen, home
Second Class Petty Officer William
B. Shelton spent a leave recently
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. C.
E. Shelton.
Fireman Second Class J. A. Black
of Boston, Mass., is spending an
eight-day leave with Mrs. Black and
children.
S. 2-c Charles Henson is now sta-
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