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- • > / -v- ^ •J •A”'- 1 1 i Page Eight THE CLINTON CHRONICLE, CLINTON. S. C Thursday,, April 12^1945 WEST CLIHTON SOCIAL AND PERSONAL NEWS MRS. JOE CAMPBELL. Correspondent and Representative Rev. and Mrs. W. B. Thorne visit-'Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Queen, I^rs. ed their -parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. Ursula Blakely, Mrs. Pat MurfJhy, W. Thorne, in Spartanburg, and Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Stewart and Mrs. A. M. Cash, in Chesney, on attended the funeral of Mrs. Cun-. Monday. ningham’s sister-in-law, Mrs. George Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Smith and chil- Stewart, in Laurens Friday, dren of Laurens, visited relatives Misses Jeanette and Rebecca Stew. Jiere Sunday. art of Narnie, spent the week-end Mrs. Ora Wood spent Sunday with with Mr and Mrs. H L. Cunningham^ Miss Annie Pearl Bobo in Laurens. §• Sgt - **• Harol d DeYoung o Mr. and Mrs. Cheney Rogers spent, the week-end with Mrs. Pauline Wil son in Tucapau. Mrs. Walter Smith o.f Easley, is spending several days with her sis-' . _ ter, Mrs. Robert Neal, and Mr. Neal.! sa ^ e J y so ™.^Y hei ^; in Ger ?} a ' njr * Mr. and Mrs. Roy Milton and Mrs. Willie Cannon, Mrs Wm. children, and Mrs. James Grady spent ;, ^ n ° n spent the week-end with Mr Camp Gordon Johnson, Fla., spent Sunday with Mi%. DeYoung and Mr. and and Mrs. Fred Ashlin.r Mrs. H. L. Poteat hak received wmrd that Pvt. Poteat has ‘arrived ton. had a birthday April 6th. Bobby Ginn will be eight years old April 24th. Cpl. and s'Mr^l Clayton Rushton celebrated their third wedding anni- «r ' , 3 r t s ^^¥ e l iter a ^‘ McGee celebrated his birthday with - Mra. Rudolph Barker has a birth-| a p arty Several games were played, day Saturday, and Mr. Barker wiy dj rec t e d by Mrs. Horace Smith. Re- afterhoon (Thursday) at 4 o’clock at day afternoon in^the presence of a few close friends and relatives. For her wedding she wore white with matching accessories. Mrs. Parkman will continue to make her home with her parents while Mr. Parkman, who left Tues day for the Navy, is in service. will be seven years old April 28th. Eddie McGee will be seven years the Fire Bbptized' church. Rey. Fred old April 16th. Rowe will be in charge of the ser- : vices. Birthday Party Given ! Interment will be in Rosemont On Friday afternoon little Michael cemetery. celebrate his Tuesday. Mr. and^^Mrs. Colie Turner cele brated their 11th wedding anniver sary April 7th. Gordon Quinn was thirteen years old April 10th. W. B. Samples has a birthday April 20th. April 7th was Jessie Laney’s birthday. Jack Laney celebrates his birthday today. Miss Jeanette Woodward had a freshments were served by Michael’s mother, Mrs. W. O. McGee, assisted by Mrs. James Smith and Mrs. Among The Sick Friends of Pvt. Charles Shephard and Pvt. Fred Satterfield are glad to know they are recovering from injuries received in an automobile Grover Sanders. Those present; accident. Pvt. Shephard and Pvt. ■ —> --- — ^ were: Dawn Campbell, Joan Cannon, | Satterfield were returning to Fort be 6 in April *15th at Calvary Baptist Revival Services To Begin Rev. C. B. Atkinson of Lexing ton, N. C., will assist the pastor, Rev. W. B. Thorne, in a revival which will Linda Dunaway, Loraine Patterson, {Bragg, N. C., after a visit with, their the week-end with Charlie Wells at South Clinton, Mrs. L. B. Trammell, Mrs. Harvey Foster were visitors in Spartanburg Monday. birthday April 1st. \ _. v Pfc. Ralpl\, Riddle, somewhere in Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. D. W. Bagwell in Charles-! had a birthday April 2nd. ton. ^ v Mrs. Riddle will hhve a birthday Mrs. Ale Harris of Chester, spent|-g un( j a y the week-end with Mr. and Mcs. E. J p- vt palmer Howard' has a birth. A Harris. . jday April 20th. Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Word were F A. Reed in Whitmire Mrs. Lester Bridwell left Wednes Mr. and Mrs. Carl Lanford and „ , daughter, and O’Dell Banks spent : Sunday^ guests^<M Mr. and Mrs Sunday, ati Lake, Greenwood. Mr. and Mrs. Dock Reed and daughter of Ware Shoals, spent the ‘ or Shephard Held, Texas, week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Colie ^ herc _ she Wl11 s P end some time Wlth Turner Norton’s birthday. Freddie Samples will be six years old tomorrow. Mr” and Mrs. C. H. Hamrick of Mrs. Thomas Ballew, Mrs; Mae Mr. and Mrs. Carl Campbell ob-! Pvt. Bridwell. Lonnie Tinsley, Jr., Billy Oakley, Carolyn Davis, Kenneth and Ruth Trammell, Carol, Louise, Nancy Ann and Frances Smith and Randy Sand ers. | Michael was celebrating his third (birthday and received lots of gifts. Birthday Party Enjoyed -Mrs. J. H. Foster entertained fif teen little boys and girls with a party Friday afternoon in honor of her daughter, Mary Frances, who Mr. “and Mrs. J. W. Hedspeth ob- was celebrating her 7th birthday. served their 16th wedding anniver sary April 7th, After an hour of games the little folk were invited into the dining April 11th was Mrs. Edgar B. j room where delightful refreshments parents when another car collided with theirs. Glad to report Mrs. H. J. Thomas is able *to be out -after several weeks illness. Mrs: W. E. Owen is seriously ill at the Owen House. y 1 t *—j Jim Medlin is ill at his home. Friends of Hugh Gray Porter are 1 sorry to learn of his illness. Gerry Trammell is recuperating after being ill with mumps. Ballew-Parkman Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Ballew an nounce the marriage of their daugh ter, Frances, to James Parkman. The impressive ring ceremony was church. The public is cordially invited to attend each evening at 7:30. THE CLINTON CHRONICLE The Newspaper Everybody Read* ' u * were served. Mary Frances received a gift from performed by Rev. Roy Allen Satur. each little guest. WE PAY CASH For Good USED CARS TIMMERMAN MOTOR CO. Carolina Service Station CLINTON, S. C. Greenwood, were Sunday guests of McKi.^ick, Miss Vera Parkman, Mr Mr. and Mrs. J R Hamrick. v^nd Mrs James Parkman, and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. John Tucker of i abes Cathcart were visitors in Fayetteville, 1 N. C.. recently visitod Gl , t ' envi !l e rec £ n ny.. Mr. Tucker’s mother, Mrs. Mabel ^ rS; Bundrick, Mrs. James r rucker Baker, Pvt. J. C. Bundrick of Po. Mrs. Frank Handback and son. man 1 a ' visaed Mrs. Alice Kinard re- Mrs. Willie Rushton and daughter cen “y- spent several days with Mr. Mrs. Hampton Gregory. served their 8th wedding anniversary Mrs. Lucile Nelson Grant April 9th. ' Mrs. Lucile Nelson Grant, 28, wife Kathy Snelgrove will be two years I of Newman, Grant, died Monday old Sunday. E. R. Reece celebrated his birth- •day April 3rd. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Queen observ- morning at her home, 42 Jefferson j street, after several years of de clining health. She is survived by her husband, Miss Ella Mae Madden spent the * ne Beckhaim week-end with her sister, Mrs. Mar. I garet Bryan, in Greenwood. Mrs. Susie Banks and grand- i daughter of near Clinton, spent Mon- | day with Mrs. Mabel - Tucker. Mrs. Clyde Henry of Fountain Inn, I is visiting Mr., and Mrs. George Gos- ; sett. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Colward of! Gray Court, spent Sunday with Mr. 1 and Mrs. Roy Waters. Misses Buddy Childs, Ruby Long. Irene Braswell and Sara Riser spent; Sautrday in Greenwood. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Milton and chil- | dren of "Chester, are spending th! week with Mr. and Mrs. James) Grady. | Miss Gaynell Barbery is spending' two weeks with relatives in Simp-' sonville. Waters King of LaGuardia Field, Long Island. N. Y., is spending a Jurlough with Mrs. King and chil-1 dren. Miss Merlene Shelnut, formerly of Commerce, Ga., is making her home •with her sister, Mrs. Waters King. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Milton of Chester, spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Jess Samples. Mrs. J. W. Dillishaw of Calhoun Falls, recently visited her daughter, Mrs. J., R. Hamruck, v and Mr. Ham rick. Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Smith and children of Asheville, N. C., are spending some time with Mr. Smith’s mother, Mrs. Macie Duncan. Mrs. Margie Mooney and son of Augusta. Ga.. recently visited her mother, Mrs. Macie Duncan. Pfc. Maxie Richards, after spend ing two years overseas, is a patient at Fort Houston General hospital. , Miss Clara Jean Berry was the week-end guest of Miss Vera Atta- way in Greenwood. Mrs. Luther Turner and daugh-.! ter, Msr. Carroll Samples and chil dren and Mr.'. Ethel Rucker spent! the week-end with relatives in Ei. berton, Ga. Mr • Willie B Quinton and Miss Jj Sullivan vi.'.ted Mr. and Mrs.! Lewis Giles in Greenwood Sunday. Sgt. and .M:.-. Charles Galloway of, Camp \\ heeler, Ga , and Goldvillle, ’ spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Galloway. Mrs. J H. Foster and daughter- 'pent the week-end with her parents. Mr. and Mis. I. M. Burden, in Green ville. \\ . L. Foster of Kings Mountain.' X C.. was the week-end guest of bis pa/ents, Mr. and Mrs. C. W. • Foster. , > Geo; , Cunningham of Wilming- t. n. N. C . ,j nt the week-end with Cunningham and daughter. - v -'- '■> O. Gunter and >on ol Gold- ui M; Mary Sue Copeland ..e: ; . C..ntun, were week-end ~ o! al. .'. Harold Copeland. ‘ ■ tu el ay they vi.-.ted in Green ed their 11th wedding anniversary Newman Grant; two sons, Houston and | Miss Sadie .Woods of Newberry, 'April 3rd. Mr. Queen had a birthday and Wade Thomas Grant; also by her | spent the week-end with Miss Made-'March 30th. j mother, Mrs. Dora Nelson; two sis- Birthdays and Wedding Anniversaries Mrs. Jimmie Lawson of near Clin- Mrs. Waters King and Miss Mer.! ters, and four brothers, Mrs. Rachel lene Shelnut, twin sisters, have, Fuller, Mrs. Lillie Mae Roberts, birthdays April 25th. I Charlie, Frank, Tobe and John NeL William Samples will be sixteen j son. * years old Tuesday and Lewis Samples, Funeral services will be held thi^' Poteat spent the and Mrs. Cecil < in v. , jU. Mrs. Hubert w. t:K-end with .Mr. Ik or .n Laurens. I:\ and Mr.- Leonard Gilliam . ’il children, Mr. and Mrs. W. D. j Gilbert; Mr. and Mrs. Lester Nix.! Mis. Lizzie Osborne and children were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. J w Lu- tace recently. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Seay and daughters attended the funeral of i m G.b.on in Greenville Wednes day. Mrs. Glenn Downs visited in, G tenville last Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Cunningham,] Mrs. Guy Curry, Mr. and Mrs., George Cunningham and daughter,; Lemon Juice Recipe Checks Rheumatic Pain Quickly II you tuBtr from rheumatic, arthri- ti« or neuntia pain, try thia simple mexperuive home recipe that thouaanda are using. Get a package of Ru-Ex Compound, a 2 weeks' supply today. Mix it yadth a quart of water, add. the juice of 4 lemons. 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