The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, April 13, 1944, Image 8
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WEST CUHTON SOCIAL AND PERSONAL NEWS
MRS. JOE CAMPBELL. Correspondent and Representative
Wilton Hanna and children of Ander-
I son, were we;ek-end guests of Rev.
and Mrs. Roy Allen.
G. W. Brazil and Mrs. Edgar Bra- April 16fh.
zil were called to Columbia Saturday ] Mrs. Ralph Riddle will have
D. C. Whitman celebrated their birth
days yesterdaly.
Eddie McG^e will be six years old
J. H. s4y and W. Chumloy of Woodrulf. Mr. and ™ account of the sudden death of birthday'; April 15th
$ 'Grady M„. S.^Maytiehl ^Sparhutbujj I ^ Mr, Ag-. ^ Smith .Mh. Navy,
Mr. and Mrs. J
daughter. Marguer . .
Sin\th. Mrs. J. J. Smith/and daugh-: and Miss Evelyn Mayfield of Cas
ter,'“Nan. Miss Madeline Beckham 1 tonia. N. C., recently visited Mr. and
visited Mr. and Mi/ Royce Smith: Mrs. S. G. Mayfield | Cecil Walker and children of Lau-
in W are Shoals Supday. , M rs . Fannie Smith of Greenwood,, ,. oric c „ Drif with tPwair ...nr.
Mr. and Mrs.* Jesse^Harmon and,
had a
5ejr
sdq, Tony, of Salucla, Mr. and Mrs.
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Among The Sick
Mr. and Mrs. Will Woody are ill.
Ben
ays.
Mrs.
rett, and the late’Charlie A. GaiVett
of this city.- .
Shortly after the ceremony the
young couple left for Jacksonville, ^ ^
Fla., where he is stationed at the i Kingdom. ’ Topic
naval air base as an instructor. i “The Everlasting Kingdom
the program, “The Near East,” with
several* taking part. Theme for the
year: “Make Known His Mighty Acts
and the Glorious Majesty of His
for the month:
in the
Land of Its Beginnings.”
1 - Mrs. Nora Surrett ' Mrs. L. H. Bagwell, secretary, call-
Mrs. Nora Surrett, wife of G. M.led the roll and read the minutes of
Surrett, died Saturday night at the the previous meeting. Reports from
.i.., Laurens hospital after a brief illness. I Community Mission committees were
T , / . T t v. , ... .. jj-ens, spent Sunday with their -par-’ Ben Campbefl has been ill several! She was., a native of Spartanburg j heard. The report of the treasurer,
Mrs. John Earl Ivey of Laurens, spent Monday with Mr. and Mrs>| ents> Mr and Mrg Wil i iam Cannon, days. 7 i county biSt had been a resident of: Mrs> : Ursula Blakely, was given.
Third Class P. O. W. R Mahaffey of Robert Whitsel ] S. Sgt: Harvey L. Poster has re- Mrs. I. H. Reece is ill at the home Clinton fo? 10 years. After a business session, the host-
Bainbndge. Md.. are \isitmg Mr. and pfc - A ^ th “ r B ' E \ at !’ Jf “ f . ! turned to Ashford General hospital, of her son, Tommie Reece, on Jef- In addition to her husband she is'ess, assisted by Mrs. J. T. Pack,
Mrs. Brevard Patterson, and Mrs. Bragg. N. C.. spent the week-end at W hite Sulphur Springs, W. Va.;j ferson street. - * • .
Mahaffey. / - ' ; hls P arcnts ' Mr - and Mrs *- A - after spending an eight-day leave Mrs. Charlie Barker is .improving
Clarence/Lawson of Cross ...Anchor, B. Lvatt. Sr with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. S. C. 1 after being ill. * ^ Mrs. J. M. Loudermilk, and»Guy Em-
Mr. and Mrs. Miles Lawson of near Mr and Mrs. Jessie Reese and Foster - j Donnie Allen, son of Rev. and Mrs.! ory.
Clinton, and Mr. and Mrs. F. M. daughter, Frances, Mr. anct Mrs. k y. p aui E Foster, seaman second Roy Alfen. has^measles. I Funeral service? were held at the
Stutts were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Russ, Jimmie and /ank ; class, of Portsmouth, Va„ was home] ‘ —Gray Funeral' Hort^e Monday after-
Brooks Dupaway during the week- near C lin toi^n.^and Lpi.^ecji^ i^axvso^ ^ 0 n a four-day leave recently, butl Birthday Party ] noon with Rev. R. H. Gause in
In addition to her hpsbt
survived. by two sisters, and one
i brother, M-rs. Lander Shackleford,
end^
j of Parris Island, weic Sunday | ^ as returned to his base.
Mr. and Mrs. Maxie Blakely and
of'Mi;, and Mrs. Jessig Willis
Mrs. William Cannon and Mrs. I charge. Interment was ' in Calvary
served refreshments.
OFFICE SUPPLIES —All the little
, things needed to expedite work in
the office. Chronicle Publishing Co.,
Phone 74.
Mrs. Reid Devall and children of! Wlll j e Cannqn entertained a number j cemetery.
family spent Sunday with Mrs. Ur-' Sw York^^nen^th^' we£k-! ? reenville ’ s Pf nt week-end with] 0 f friends with a surprise birthday!
sula Blakely: w v nlL ! ^ er s l steF ?’ R ' C ' ° xner ’ and 'party honoring
end with Mrs. W. E. Owen.
Mrs. C. W. Wooten.
Pvt. Sidney Riser of Camp Butner,
Mrs. Cecil Walker of i
sula Blakely
Mr. and Mrs. Joel Cox and son David and Daniel James of Tuca- ^ m nev K.ser m i imn nmner # *u- •* ,
spent the week-end with Mr. and pau , spent the week-end with their / ™; sient the week-end wUh his S C,ty ’ 3t the latter S h ° me
r< w. Wooten and Mr s. I paren ’ tS) Mr. and Mrs. Leo Riser.
Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Grady, Miss
Mrs. J. E. Cox in Newberry. j sisters, Mrs. C
Mrs. George Cunningham and r c Oxner.
daughter. Patricia, spent the week-
Laurens, the former Miss Alma Can-
Wednesday eveniog immediately af
ter prayer meeting
, W. M. S. Meets
On Monday evening Mrs. W. P.
Mauldin was hostess to the Woman’s:
Missionary Society of Calvary Bao-
tist church.
ANTISEPTIC^#
daughter. Patricia, spent the week- Mrs. James Haje lyid children of .*»• Gradv' Mrs LuciHe Grant K u a, t ,
end^wilh her parents, Mr. and Mr*. GasAia. N. C. spent several ^ 1
with her parents, Mr. and Mr&,.L. v --- - -- - , ^xuw, sei veu leiresnmems.
After an hour of entertainment th r e; Mrs - Palmer Howard had charge of |
LIQUID' CLEAN' EAST'
C 'lVL. C \v''lter Mc'Ali'mr'and^daugh- Tu m ‘' t ’ UU W. A. Alexander in Whitmire.
Mis Walter McAlister and daugh- A Harris, recently. . * ' Thnrms Cnx nf Greenwood snent
ter spent the week-end .with her j E j. Hi ii 0 f Charleston, is .spend- ! th k d with R y Jackson
mother. Mrs. R. W. Webb, in Green-j in g the wee k with Mr. and Mrs. E. th d y c * •
viHe. .. .. |R. Reese.
Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Lokey visited) Fern Hardman and son,
Mrs. Lokey s sister, Mrs. J. L. Bol- visitors in Greer Sunday.
S. 2-c and Mrs. L. H. Dunaway and
Sunbeam Meet
The Sunbeams of Calvary Baptist j-j
church met with-Mrs. Joel Cox Mon- &
and, in Greenville Sunday.
Paul, were d f u 8 ht cr °l Jacksonville, Ha., are da y afternoon with eight present.
.. ^ visiting . Ir. Dunaways father, C^ . After a short business session and Jjt
Oscar D. Owen of the Blimp ]
i Dunaw’ay
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Bigbee, Sr.,
Mrs. Victor Martin and children. Squadron. Glynco, Ga., is spending .. . ... . . Darrell
Mrs. J. B S no In rove and Children .■ewral tiav- with his mother. Mrsif. d toeir son, Darrell,
^‘oi 2_ C( had arrived safely over- i
visited relatives in Granite Falls
last week.
Mrs. Hugh Cunningham, Mrs.
MargueVite Ciirry, Mr. and Mrs. C.
W. Windsor and daughter attended
the funeral of Mrs. Pearl Lollis in
Honea Path Sunday.
Mis;
Mrs. Owen, formerly , seas in the p acific _
\V T . E. Owen,
of Boston. Mass., is with Mr. Owen
for a visit.
program, an Easter egg hunt was _
enjoyed. Dawn Campbell and Geor-|?J
gia Bea Foulkner found the most
eggs. | ft
McGinnis-Tucker
of Greenville, spent the week-end
with Mr. a\d Mrs. C. C. Heaton.
Mr. and Mrs. G. F. Downs, Mrs.,
Cpl. Oscar Kinard of Camp Butner,!
, _. _, , , T . N. C., spent the week-end with his! T ^ , », "u
Mrs. J. P. Eskew* and son. Jimmie, mother A lie Kinard J - B - McGin P ls of Gadsden. Ala.,:**;
" ;n “ Mr . ’ an d Mrs. J. H. Crow, Mrs. i announces the marriage of his daugh-,||
Willie Cannon and daughter, Mona,. u ’ r * Effie ^ae. to Floyd Tucker of |
i ni.e TUimwav nf Cnniv. r. * j rjn t spent several days w’ith Mr. and Mrs. !■ cd y* i ' 1 i 'j*;
Clinton Wa^the week end iuSt m 8 u Buzhardt in Charleston recently. The ceremony was performed Sat- 1 g
Clinton, was .he week-end guest ol accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Bel-1 Frazier and James Holtzclaw of urday afternoon, April 8, at the home i.t
Greer, visted their grandmother, Mrs. and J vBs ' ^ ^* M cG i nn i s by
Ada Center, Sunday. ! R ^* W K M ‘ Sp ^ lock \ T . .. §
Mr. and Mrs. Copeland Adair, and *’ or ber wedding Miss McGinnis .v
Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Fisher 'of Lau-; wa s dr £fsed m Navy biue with white^.
rens, were Sunday guests of Mr. and ! Mr * TuckeF 15 the ^ r * and ft
Mrs Herbert Hughes i Mrs. Lester Tucker of this city.
J.' R. Thornton of' South Clinton,! For the presend Mr and Mrs Tuck- §
spent Monday with his daughter, i er t ^ eir borne with Mr. | h
Mrs. Charlie Barker, and Mr. Barker.; and Mrs. McGinnis.
and Mrs. John Henry Foster
Mr.
Mr-'ses Grace and Nellie Duhaway. top Warren and daughter, Jo Ann,
S. Sgt. \ ernon Trammell of Camp 0 f Laurens, visited their aunt, Mrs.
Stewart. Ga.. spent the week-end. Mamie Edwards, in Woodruff Sun-
with hi; parents, Mr. and'Mrs. L. B.; day.
Trammell.' * r Rev. and Mrs. Jenkins and family
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Ward and sdh of oti*(Piedmont, spent Sunday'with Mr..
Greenwood, spent the week-end with ancTMrs. R. P. Harris. Rev. Jenkins
Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Barker. filled the pulpit of Calvary Baptist
M |ss Ha C urry of Spartanburg, church for the evening services,
spent the week-end with her moth- s. 1-c W. D. Middleton of Earn
er. Mrs. Mattie Curry.
Re\g and Mrs. W. E. Boone and Mrs." Middleton
children of Greenville, visited Mr.) Mr. and Mrs. Manley Foulkner of
ami Mrs. S. G Mayfield Saturday. Charleston, spent the week-end with
Mr. and Mrs. Grange Campbell and Mrs. Foulkner’s father, C. F. Duna-
children, Mrs. Marvin Stewart and way.
children spent Sunday with their Charlie Lowery, seaman, first class, T v n T
grandmother, Mrs. E. T. Thornton, in has returned to Newport, R. I., after J ’ E ’ Com P ton and son ’ Law
spending several days with Mrs.
Lowery and children.
Mrs. James Ingle of Belmont, N.
C., spent the week with Mr. and
Mrs. H. R. Smith.
brldge.Md.. f pcnt the week-end with ] and family of Greenville, spent Sun
day with Mr. and Mrs. J. J. McGin
nis.
Wl
ft
Ala., is spending several we**ks with
and Mrs. Will
Enoree.
Mr* ^rnd Mrs. Joe FMrdy and Don
Whitmire of Greer, Rev. Ray Ander
son of Laurens, spent Sunday with
* Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Spires.
Mrs v . Palmer Howard and Mrs.
Ralph Riddle attended the Easter
services at the. Central Methodist; her parents, Mr
church in Newberry. ; Hampton.
Cpl. Cecil Lawson of Parris Is- 4Vlr. and Mrs. Robert Whitsel and
land, spent several-days with Mrs. j daughter spent Sunday with Mr.
Lawson and daughter, Barbara. On and Mrs, Belt Cooper in Goldville.
Sunday Ihey visited Cpl. Lawson sj Mrs. Grady Cox of Greenwood,
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jimmie Law-(spent the week-end with Mrs. J. L.
son, near Clinton. t , Riidgette.
Mrs. Louise Manley and Mrs. G. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Jackson and
Hamrick ‘ ’
Mrs. Robert McGinriis is visiting
relatives in Augusta, Ga.
Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Norris, Mrs.
rence Jones, of Greenville, Mr. and
Mrs. George Webb, Mrs. Helen Law-
son, of Fountain Inn, visited Mr. and
Mrs. Roy Trammell and Mr. and
Mrs. Grover Sanders Sunday.
.. „ . . j.. I .,- j Mrs. E. M. Reid and Mrs. V. A.
_ Mrs. D. A MCloud of Daleville GarreU and chlldren of CreenvUle>
i Mrs. J. D. Word. On Sunday they
spent the week-end with Mr. and
visited Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Reid in
Whitmire.
Mrs. J. N. Kirby visited relatives
in Newberry Sunday.
Mrs. Willie B. Quinton left Mon
day to join Pvt. Quinton for a visit,
at Fort Sam Houston, Texas.
Mrs. David Owens and Mrs. Wood-
spent the week-end with Carroll Jackson of'Columbia, spent u i ♦ c *
friends in Columbia. U™! h™. a " : e11 ^ w ® re in Spartan
several days with their parents, M&j .
Allen Simmons of the Navy, Jack- and Mrs. D. G. Jackson, recently.
sonville, Flai-. was the week-end T. Sgt. Edward Bigbee, T. Sgt.
guest of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. H
W. Simmons.
Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Bridges, Mrs. and Mrs. Clyde Bigbee, Sr.
Bolt of Greenville, Mr. and Mrs. J. Mrs. C. M. Holtzclaw and
Ralph Somolin, of Camp Stewart,
Ga., spent the week-end with Mr.
Saturday. On Sunday Mrs.
King and children spent the day with
Mr. and Mrs. Claud Kernells at Ren-
THE SOUTHERN
DEMOCRATIC PARTY
INV ITES THE COOPERATION OF ALL DEMOCRATS
Its platform is simple; it is opposed to:
A fourth term for Roosevelt, as well as the
nomination or election of any New Dealer,
or candidate who js committed to the New
Deal.
THE SOUTHERN DEMOCRATIC PARTY ADVOCATES
AND WILL WORK FOR:
(DA revival of conditions in which all may live and_work
without the constant irritation of a meddling and muddling gov
ernment control, and without the annoyances of an arrogant
bureaucracy.
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(2) The Southern Democratic Party stands squarely for the
principles which governed Washington, Jefferson, Jackson, Wil
son and Hampton: it believes in a representative democracy, as
opposed to a dictatorship founded on hand-outs administered by
sycophants.
It is not only the plan and purpose of the Southern Demo
cratic Party to vote in the Democratic primaries, but also to
nominate a full slate of Presidential Electors pledged to support
an outstanding Democrat, whose firdaualification must be com
plete opposition to the New Deal ana all it represents^
The Southern Democratic Party advocates a return to free
enterprise and broad opportunity for America and its citizens.
If you wish to be associated with the Southern Democratic
Party'sign the coupon. If you wish, to contribute to it, indicate
the amount. Address Southern Democratic Party, Box 1144,
Columbia, South Carolina. Send checks or' other contributions
to M. B. Barkley,. Treasurer, P. O. Box 1144, Columbia, S. C.
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B. T. U. Party
A party was given Tuesday eve- l\
ning to the Intermediate class of the ( g
B. T. U. of Calvary Baptist church
by their leader, Mrs. P. W. M4^din,
at her home. After games ^rcre
played a social hour with refresh
ments were served by Miss Dorothy
Satterfield and Mrs. Mauldin. ; j||
Brannon-Garrett jf:
Coming as a surprise to their many ft
friends was the wedding of Miss Sal- jg
lie Brannon of Arcadia, to Charles!ft
vE. Garrett of this city, which took jj;
place Saturday evening, Ap1*il 8, at i ft
the home of the bride’s parents. 'j*;
Mrs. Garrett is me youngest ft
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Bran-lfJ
non of Spartanburg. Mr. Garrett is!$
is the only son of Mrs. Charlie Gar-i
NAME
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ADDRESS
Amount Pledged $ Amount Enclosed $
Mrs.
Belk’s
-l After Easter
CLEARANCE
COATS — SUITS — DRESSES
COATS - SI 5.88
One group of Better Spring Coats, values {o
S24.95. They are all leading style hits for
spring.
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COATS — S13.77
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This group consists of smart styles harmo
niously tailored from fine quality fabrics.
Values to $22.50. In Easter egg pastels. (
'SUITS-S12.88
Some are all wool in the gayest spring colors.
Dressmaker and classic styles. Values to'
$22.50.
no.
Mr. and Mrs. Roland Bouknight,
; Mrs. H.- E. Berry and daughter, Clara
j Jean, visited relatives in Newberry
Sunday.
H. E. Berry and son, Jimmie, spent-
the week-end, with Mr. and Mrs.'
i Claud' Berry in Ninety-Six.
!' Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Howard and)
family were’called to Lyman Friday]
; on aount of the serious illness of 1
Mr. Howard’s mother.
Mrs. R. P. Harris and grand- !<
daughter, Ann Middleton, visited
Mrs. Garvin Owens in Pelzer Sunday.!
Mr. and Mrs. Jpe Eustae and fam- I
j ily and Mr. and Mrs. Lester Nix
visited relatives nedr Greenwood
Sunday.
Mrs. William Cannon, Mrs. D. W.!
Bagwell and Mr^. Cecil Walker at-]
tended the funeral of Mrs. -Mtirvin
Medlok in Newberry Friday.
] ’ Mrs. Elmer Queen and Mrs. Mar
guerite Curry visited Mrs. George
1 Stewart in Laurens Saturday.
1 Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Longshore of
j South Clinton, spent the week-end
I with Mr..and Mrs. Roy Passmore,
i S. Sgt T. B. Cranford of Cherry
Point, N. C., spoilt the week-end
with Mrs. Cranford and sons.
Mr. and Mrs: J. H. Cranford and
i daughter, Evelyn, of Chester, werp
Sunday ,guests of Sgt. and Mrs. T.
B.. Cranford.
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$'M. s : v
'' V, S*v<:M
GIRLS’ ^
SPRING COATS
* REDUCED
$6.77
Buy now at this low price for
a long spring run of wear.
Values to $12.95.
Spring Dresses
REDUCED.-
' - $6.88
They’re smart Easter styles —
all new, this season’s dresses.
A really good selection. Pastel
crepes, navy, black and two-"
piece styles. Sizes 12 to 20.
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SPRING HATS Reduced - $1.00
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One big lot Ladies Straws and Felts. It will pay you to see
these. - ,
Birthday Party
®n Friday ^ifternoon Mrs..W. C. |
! Spires entertained eighteen little-girls !
j and t>oys with a party honoring her ;
(daughter, Helen, who was celebrating
1 her fourth birthday.
! Several game? were played, after j
which refreshments were served by
] the hostess, assisted by Misses Betty
Jo Hooper and Lois Wilkes.
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Birthdays and Wedding
Anniversaries
C. W. Windsor celebrated his birth
day April 10th.
Donald Wayne Stewart, son of Mr.
| and Mrs. Marvin Stewart, will be
four years old April 21st.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Spires will
celebrate their seventh wedding an
niversary April 15th.
Pvt. Raymond' Caughman had a
birthday April 14th. > %
Silas Campbell will be eight years
old tomorrow. I
•April 7 was Mr. and Mrs. J. W.
Hedspeth’s 15th wedding anniversary.
Estes Campbell will have a birth
day tomorrow.
Mrs. Ed Norton celebrated her
birthday Tuesday.
Mrs. C. E. White observed her
birthday April 4th.
Mrs. James DunaWay and Mrs.
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