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-**>•- "4 l, r Thursday, April 12, 1945 THE CLINTON CHRONICLE, CLINTON. S. C. Page Severn "What a teWuile blow- M me!” PERSONAL AND SOCIAL NEWS OF GOLDVILLE MRS. E. G. KAT, Correspondent and Representative 'E L. Thomas, Mrs. W. C. Gardner,. Thursday at 7:30 at Joanna club for Scouts presented an interesting 4ro- i Mrs. Will Brown, Miss Sallie Crkigjits regular meeting. ‘ gram of folk dances, directed by :Mrs. David Riser and Mrs. R. L, i Turner. Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Miller' and Dean Haston of Coronaca, Mrs. M. E. Hitt of Ninety-Six, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Vaughan and son,. Gayle, of Woman’s Club The Joanna Woman’s^ met ‘Here I thought I could get me a new car practically the day after V-Day." $ mm “What a blow! Now I find out it may be V-Day plus maybe two or three years before I can get one." “But my Gulf man cheered me up. Said he’d help keep my present car rolling, if I’d let him give it the Gulfpride* and Gulflex , •" ,, treatment reg ularly." GULFLEX FOR YOUR CHASSIS Knocks out friction at up to 39 vital chassis pointsl Protection plH I lawn and then had ah egg hunt. Sandy Templeton won the prize for finding the bunny’s nest. — - - — ~~ Each child was presented an East- s Greenwood, visited Mr. and Mrs. G. er basket full of goodies. Mrs. Awarded Bronze Star A. Gaskin Sunday. . , Moody served ice cream, cake and 1 Mrs. Paris Bolick of Charlotte, ... _ . . , . . . . C. and Union, spent the week-end'.^ se hel P ,n g A Punkl " celebr3t e h »s with Misses Faye and Mary Francis, i b,rtb ^ ay were. Anna Margaret Dun-1 _ , lap, Joann Reeder, Ethel Mae Rowe,, Mr and Mrs. Carl Turner and Br ^ nda Jane Q^eU, Tony Thomas,! son, Leonard, of Nin^y-Six, visited She ] by j ean wood, Tony and Jerry) Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Willingham Sun. p u [ mert Tcrny Phillips, Stan and j “ ya - .’ Terry EHison, Mike Cooley, Jerry) Mr. and Mrs. C. V. Verner' of Lewis, Johnnie and Dannie Lewis, Piedmont, visited Mr. and Mrs. J. Mickey and Barry Spires, Larry We- M. Ross over the week-end. hunt and Sandy Templeton. Mr. fend Mrs. Cecil Blakely of • Greenville, visited relatives and' Birthdays friends here over the week-end. j Mrs. Clarence Guyton observes her Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Coker <*and' birthday April 14th. granddaughter, Suzanne Davenport, I Ellis Evans had a birthday Tues- of Williamston, spent a few days I day. this week with relatives here. i Betty White has a birthday today. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Arthur and’ .^e Whitmire celebrated his family spent Sunday with relatives bir J; hda y T li es ^ ay : . • t in Greenville - ~ 1 Doroth y Kell y has a birthday to- IT , _ . * morrow. . i Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Craig and ; c ur tj s Salters observes his birth- daughter, Shirley, of Spartanburg, I day tomorrow and Mr. and Mrs. Earl Link of Greer, w L Thomas has a birthday Ap- PFC. RHETT M. ABRAMS, son of visited Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Craig ril 1Mh T. D. Abrams of Laurens,,was award- bunday. . Sandra Beckham celebrates herjed the Bronze Star recently. The ci- Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Prater and birthday tomorrow. 'tation follows: Mrs. Marie Price and son, Leonard, a. D. Barron observed his birth-, ,. p(c Rheu M Abrams, Headquar- spent the week-end in Charlotte, day yesterday. ters Co., 18th Intantry, tor heroic i^‘ j Rafe Boyce had a birthday y es t er ‘ achievement in connection with milL j Mrs. J. T. Gaskin, Mrs. Buford | day. .... .,, , tary operations against the enemy Wier and Mrs. Cecil Farmer and ; Mrs. Ruby Montjoy will observe a | jn the v j c i n j ty 0 f Eilendorf, Ger- children visited relatives in Whit-, birthday April 15. manv October 10-11 1944 Reoeat- mire Sunday. I L. H. Poag observed his birthday , D. L. Gunter spent a few days last: Tuesday. _ my artillery and mortar fire, Pfc. week in Baxley, Ga. > Mrs. Helen Rushton has a birthday Abrams fearlessly crossed hazardous Mrs. Ryan Poag and daughter, i today. _ . _ _ .... (terrain and skilfully assisted in re- The meeting was called to order Miss Luella Allen and Miss Kit Fer- by the president, Mrs. W. A. Moor- guson. head. - * - j Miss Dot Epting, who is aiding the Mrs. Lavinia Corley had charge of ^ rece ' ve merit badges, helped the devotional. After roll call, read- Prepare and serve refreshments, ing of minutes of previous meeting, 1 and a business session, the Girl 1 THE CLINTON CHRONICLE The Newspaper Everybody Sheila, of Whitmire, are visiting Mr. i Capt. Fred L. Ross will have a and Mrs. L. H. Poag. Mr. and Mrs.! birthday April 15th. Poag and Mrs. Ryan Poag attended! W. C. Dobbins had a birthday yes- the fpneral of a relative in Cross Hill i terday. Sunday afternoon. I Cletis Estes observes his birthday Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Fulmer and! today. sons spent Sunday with Mr. and Dusty Brock will celebrate Mrs. Harry Barrett in Woodruff. ! 7th birthday tomorrow. Little Miss Shelby Jean Wood of! his pairing wire communications be tween his regiment and battalions, thereby facilitating a coordinated at-i tack upon the foe. Pfc. Abrams’ he-' | roic action and unswerving devotion i to duty exemplify the finest tradi- TO THE PUBLIC On Monday, April 16, I will open a General Auto Repair Shop on West Main Street in the build ing adjoining Industrial Supply Company. I will offer my friends and the general public a general Auto mobile and Truck Repair Service and I will appreciate the oppor tunity of serving you. Snelgrove’s Garage B. B. Snelgrove, Prop. West Main Street Clinton, S. C. I tions of the service.” Pfc. Abrams entered the service in ; November, 1942, received his basic , training at Camp Wheeler, Ga., and The stewards of Goldville charge, has b(?en overseas two vears held a business meeting March 30 Dinner For Methodist Stew'ards ville. at the Epworth Methodist church. j P r > or to his enlistment he was em- The ladies of the Woman’s Society | at Joanna Textlle Mills - Gold - pf Christian Service served the of ficers and their guests a four-course dinner. Places were laid for twenty in the assembly hall of the church. The Easter motif was carried out in the decorations. 1 Newberry, spent a few days last week with Mrs. Joe Johnson and Mrytle Fuller. Mr. and Mrs. Clisby Templeton j and Sandy visited relatives in Swan- j nanoa, N.* C., a few days last week. I While there they visited Pfc. Charles • Ross at Moore General hospital, j Mr. and Mrs. Hayne Willingham. Mrs. Louis Murphy and Mrs. Otis Murphy spent Saturday in Columbia. j Mrs. John Earl Willingham left! ( last week to join Lt. Willingham in) Society Meets With Mrs. Jacks jPyote, Texas. The Woman’s Society of Christian | Mrs. M. A. Bryant, Mrs. ,W. A. • Service held its monthly meeting at Moorhead, Mrs. A. B. Galloway, Mrs.! the home o£ Mfs. Homer Jacks on |L. H. Poag, Mrs. Joe Purdy, Mrs. i Tuesday evening with Mrs. Tot i Harold Murphy, Mrs. H. L. Gardner! Stewart co-hostess. ! and Miss Sallie Craig attended the In the absence of the president, annual W. M. U. meeting of the i Mrs. J. M. Ross, Mrs. Cecil O’Dell Reedy River association held at' presided over the business hour. The East Side Baptist church in New- meeting was called to order with berry Saturday. , 1 prayer. The roll was called, minutes Mrs. James Johnson spent the read and news eheet presented, week-end with Mrs. Ellen Gardner After the discussion of new busi-1 in JJ^mtsr. j ness Mrs. Ed Hunnicutt presented an Doris Lynch of Union, spent the inspiring and very helpful program, ] week-end with Barbara Chandler. i with Mrs. R. A. Hughes and Mrs. j Dr. and Mrs. M. J. McFadden re- Perl Williams taking paart. turned home last week after spend-1 During the social hour the host- i ing the winter in Inverness, Fla. j esses served ice cream with pine-! Mr. and Mrs. Luther Wright and | apple cake, son, Jack, visited relatives in Honea The next meeting will be at thek Path recently. I home of Mrs. J. J. Abrams with Mr. and Mrs. Cecil O’Dell and j Mrs. Algie Abrams, co-hostess, on Brenda Jean visited Mrs. Bryce Lit-! May 8th. ^kie HPColumbia Sunday. THE CLINTON CHRONICLE The Newspaper Everybody Reads MclNTOSH'S SHOE SHOP Send Your Shoes To Us for Best Materials and Workmanship. NOTICE! We now have a new stock of Tan Heels and Tan Soles. “That’s good advice. I’d sure. hate to take a chance on anything but the finest lubri cation. I don’t hanker to walk everywhere I go.” .-T-r- "GULFPRIDE FOR YOUR MOTOR An oil that’s TOUGH in capital letters ; i. protects against carbon and sludge! for Hit fife & Mrs. H. M. Willingham, Mrs. Otis Murphy, Mrs. Louis Murphy and Mrs. E. J. Willingham visited in Co lumbia Saturday. Mrs. W. L. Mayfield and daughter, Miss Evelyn Mayfield, and Miss Mary Harding of Columbia, visited Presbyterian Auxiliary Meets The Woman’s Auxiliary of Gold ville Presbyterian church met Tues day evening with Mrs. Helen Bozard. Miss Mildred Bozard had charge of the program on Christian Educa tion, and was assisted by Mrs. L. W Mrs. Glenn Franklin over the week- , Brown, Mrs. J. 'O. Hueble, Miss Mary end. . '(Lois Allen, Miss Luella Allen and Miss Fannie Copeland spent uielMrs. Bozard. WOMEN'38to52’ are you rabarrasud by HOT FLASHES? kit you suiter from hot flashes, feel weak, nervous. hUhstrung, a bit blue at times—due to the func tional “middle-age” period peculiar to women—try this great medicine—Lydia E. Plnkham’s Vegetable Compound to relieve such symptoms. Plnkham's Compound helps nature. It's one of the best known medicines for this purpose. Follow label directions. Write Via Air Mai USE LIGHT WEIGHT COCKLE FINISH ONION SKIN Buy it by the package, either full or half size. Just what you will want to write relatives and friends in distant training camps and overseas. s AIR MAIL ENVELOPES ALSO week-end in Clinton George W. Addy. with Mrs. Following roll call, minutes and business the meeting closed with The hostess served cookies. punch and Mrs. Owen Whitmire and son, j prayer, and Mrs. Gus Tinsley visited Mr. Whitmire in Columbia Sunday. Pfc. Glenn Carr of Burbank, Calif., is spending several days furlough, with his family. Sgt. Richard Adams of Camp Gor don, Ga., Mrs. Bill Thomas and chil dren of Fort Mill, Mr. and Mrs William Adams and children of w - U. Meet at Church Greenwood, were week-end guests of { The regular monthly meeting of Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Adams. | tbe Woman’s Mission Union of Gold- Miss Dorothy Epting spent the; vill e Baptist church was held Tues- week-end with her parents in Cha-j da y evening in the assembly room of pin. the church. Greenvile, and Sgt. Charles W. Gal-l Mrs - Furman Frady led^ an inter- With the Sick Mrs. Lee Ellison and Mrs. Lester Sweatt have mumps. Jobie Davenport is ill at his home. Greenville, and Egt. Charles W. Gal loway and Charles Keith spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Flow. Eastern Star Officers Installed Goldville chapter 154, Order of esting program on “The Coopera tive Program,” and was assisted by Mrs. Rolfe Clark, Mrs. A. B. Gallo way, and Mrs. L. H. Poag. Mrs. I Charles Murphy gave the Bible study. Mrs. Poag presided over the business session in the absence of CHECK BOOKS — Phone #us when you need a check book with name Of business imprinted, either M. S. Bailey & Son, Bankers, or Commer cial Depository. Chronicle Pub. Co. Eastern Star, installed the following the president, Mrs. W. W. Hair, officers at its regular meeting Friday During the social hour the fol- evening at 7:30: lowing ladies served refreshments: Worthy Matron—Corene Phillips. Mrs. Marian Hamm, Mrs. Poag, Mrs. Worthy Patron, J. M. Fulmer. Associate Matron—Sulie Stewart. Associate Patron—R. L. Boyce. Conductress—Helen Rushton. Associate Conductress — Beatrice Abrams. Treasurer—J. T. Fulmer. Secretary—Mary Oxner. Chaplain—Frank Phillips. Marshal—Josie Boyce. Organist—Mattie Hunnicutt. Adah—Constance Sullivan. Ruth—Emma Kate Oxner. Esther—Virginia Boyce. Martha—Sue Fulmer. Electa—Merzy Hueble. Warder—L. H. Poag. Sentinel—V. L. Holly. Birthday Party for Little Boy On Friday evening Mrs. D. L. Moody entertained a group of chil dren at her home on Marion street in honOjT of her little boy, Dwight, Jr. Punkin, as his little friends call him, was four years old. 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