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Thursday ,May 4, 1944 THE CLINTON CHRONICLE, CLINTON, S. C •/ Page Seven WEST CLINTON SOCIAL AND PERSONAL NEWS MRS. JOE CAMPBELL, Correspondent and Representative a patient in a hospital in Atlanta, Ga. - ' ^ < Wilbanks-Fields Miss Mary Wilbanks of Whitmire,! Campbell and Mrs. C. C. Abbott have, Mrs. R. T, Trammell. v birthdays May 11th. ' Mrs. Joe Davenport program lead- May 2nd was Mrs. R. L. Little- er, rendered a wonderful program ton’s birthday. ' on "The Middle Kingdom (China).’* _______ Virginia- Chaney was thr<*€ "years Topic, with se\eral ladies taking Mrs. Woodrow Wilson^and son of tain, N. C.. spent the week-end wilh* 8 "* Geor f .f i i’, lds wer ' un "* d . '-*W Aprif Mrd. __ . ; 2* Mrs Trammell kave an inter- Charleston, are visitine Mrs. Mattie Mr. and Mrs J. J. McGinnis. marriage April 21. . Mr. and Mrs. James Yarborough estmg | talk on the Bible study. Ex- | The ceremony was performed by will celebratet their 11th wedding an- onus ^6th chapter. Mrs. J. T, Pack Mrs. Walter McAlister spent the R ev fr re d Rowe in the pre.sence of a niversary May 8th. gave a report on the state W. M. S. week-end with Mrs.’ R. W. Webb 1° f ew close friends and relatives. , Tomorrow is Lewis Lawson’s conference held in Columbia. Mrs. Greenwood. . ^ birthday. J. R. McKittnck closed the program Mr. and MVs. Floyd Tucker at- ^ Baker-Turner * ! Ray Gossett was seven years old with prayer. ^ tended the birthday dinner Sunday of Qf ^ uch j n t eres t to their friends May 4th. ^ Mrs. Pack, president, presided over Thad King in Greenville. ' i of Washington, D. C., and this city, S. 2-c (and Mrs. WoodeH'King will the business' session. Mrs. L. Ik Curry. Misies Ila Curry, Doris Terrell, Glenn Crawford of Spartanburg and Pvt. Johnnip Fabro of Fort Jackson, were Sunday guests of Miss Ruth Curry. Mr. ar^d Mrs. John McAlister and daughter spenjt the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. T. J. McAlister in Greenville. Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Sanders and daughter of Greer, spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Lan caster. Mrs. Bertha Gregory of Griffin, Ga., is spending some time with Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Harris. M. A. Milam, Sr., of Charleston, has returned to his home to stay. Hugh Gray Porter of Savannah, Ga., spent the week-end with Mrs. Porter*. ^ Mrs. W. E. Owen had as her week end guests Fir|st~ Sgt. Joe Gee, Bill McQuire of New York City, Sgt. William A n d rews 0 * Fort Jackson. ^Irs. Sarah Ledford spent the week-end in Lockhart. Mrs. Louise Manley is visiting in Columbia. Mrs. G. W. Wallenzine spent the week-end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. Bragg in the»Musgrove cop- munity. r Mr. and, Mrs. Dennis Greeri and children of Columbia, vistied Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ashlin Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. G. F. Downs, Mr. and Mrs. Grady Arnold were visi tors in Greenville Saturday. Mrs. J. H. Crowe spent the week end with her daughter, Mrs. Nick Nelson, and Mr. Nelson in Rock Hill. Mrs. T. B. Cranford spent the week with Mrs. C. C. Burgess in Greenville. Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Mayfield of Spartanburg, visited Mr. and Mrs. S. G. Mayfield Sunday. Miss Amanda Milam of Spartan burg, is spending the week with her Announcements We, the undersigned, hereby aa- nounce ourselves as candidates for the offices over our names and pled** ourselves to abide bv the rules sad regulations of the city DrmoenUle primary. * FOR MAYOR P. S. BAILEY ;. Long and Mrs.'was the marriage of. Miss June Arlis j celebrate their 9th wedding anniver- Bagwell, secretary, called the roll nt the week-end Bak?r of Webster City, Iowa, and sary May 8/ Mickey- King will be and read the minutes of the pre- Long in Washington, D. C., to S. C. 2-c Rich- six years old May 10th.. vipus meeting. Report of the G. A Mr. and Mrs. R. if Adams will ob- R. A. and Y. W. A s and community serve their 8th wedding anniversary missions. May <tl).. ^ After the business session, the May 6th is A. G. Galloway’s-hostesses 1 : 'Mrs. Trammell and Mrs. birthday. ^ Hugh Cunningham, served refresh- Tomorrow is Mrs. W. E. Braswell’s m ents. birthday. . ^ • Shirley Heaton was one year old SAY. ‘T SAW IT IN THE CHRON- April 29th. ICLE.” THANK YOU. C Mr. and Mrs. S. L J. E. CaUghman spent with Itfr. and Mrs. J. L Greenwood. ard G. Turner .of Washington, Mr. and Mrs. Luther Chasteen and and this city. Mrs. Perry Chasteen of Anderson, re- The ceremony was performed April cently visited Mr. and Mrs. Ed 1 by Rev. Fred Rowe in tye pres- Young.- 1 , - ‘ enee of f riends .and relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Washington Leopard After a short visit with Mr. Turn- and children, Mr. and Mrs. Osborne ei’s mother, Mrs. Minnie Turner, Leopard and children of Ninety-Six, the young couple returned to make/ visited Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Leop- their home in Washington, D. C. ^Pvt^J^O. Campbell,. M. R, and Gossett | Charlie F. Dunaway Passes Pvt. Walter Gtbson of Fort McPher-! Mr and Mrs. George Gossett an- Charlie F. Dunaway, 57, died at an son, Ga., spent the week-end with nounce the birth of a son, Aaron Eu-! early hour Tuesday morning at his Mrs. Carfipbell. v gene, A^oril 27. : home on Bailey street after several j 1 Mrs. Louise Graham and Wesley Mrs - Gossett is the former Miss years of declining health. He was Price of Greer, enjoyed a birthday Virginia Quinn. _ [a native of Laurens county where he dinner given in their honor at the ^ ‘ . j spent his entire life. His wife, Mrs.; home of Mrs. W. R. Price Sunday, i Birthdays and Weddiag n _ Lillie Vaughn Dunaway, preceded Pfc. William Campbell of Camp| Anniversaries him to the grave seven weeks ago. Gruber, Okla., spent several days Barry Whitman, son of Mr. and He is sumved by three snos, and 1 with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Mrs. D. C. Whitman, was one year | daughters,, C. F., J. A., and L. H. Campbell. I °ld yesterday. ; , Dunaway; Mrs. Hughey Barnett, Mrs. Mrs. G. H. Stewart of Wattsville, | Fvt. William B. Woodward has a Manley Faulkner; one brother, Wil- visited Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Cunning- birthda y Saturday. „ ham A. Dunaway; five sisters, Mrs. ham Sunday. James Laney was six years old Florence Lawson, Mrs. R. C. Turner, Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Norris 0 f; M 8 ?. third - . Mrs. Minnie Brewington, Mrs. Joe Greenville visited relatives here! William Samples was fifteen years Lyndh and Mrs. B. Brewington; Sunday. ! old A P ril 17 - Samples was l iin d several grandchildren. Mrs. H. W. Simmons tmd children [ six y ears old A P ril 28 - Ffineral services were held Wed-'<> and Mrs. C. O. Owens visited Allen' Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Windsor cele- nesday afternoon at five o'clock: at Simmons of the Navy, at Melbourne,' bra ^ ed 22nd wedding anniver-^ 0alva:y Baptist church with Rev. D. Fla., several days recently. 1 sar .y A P ril J. 9 -. c - Gregory and Rev/W. N. Long in Mrs. J. J. Smith and daughter, Sidney Whitlock had a birthday i charge. Interment followed in Rose- Nan, and Mrs. Grady Smith visited May 2nd. mont cemetery. Furman Adams will be eight years ^ McIntoshs shoe SHOP Send Your Shoes To Us for Best Materials and Workmanship. W. M. S. Meet relatives in Greer Sunday. Mrs. O. T. Thomas and sons spent °* d Saturday. i the week-end with her daughter, Mrs. Morris Thibobeau had a birth- The Woman's Missionary Society Mrs. Robert L. Reed, and Mrs. Ed- da y A P ril 27th - Monday evening at the home of ward Davenport, in Spartanburg. Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Lydia celebrat- E. C. Edwins, formerly connected ed their 5th wedding anniversary ... with Belks, who was recently induct- 1 May 1st. parents, Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Milam, ed into the army) i s * tatl oned atj May 1st birthdays include Mrs. Camp Blianding, Fla i ► FOR ALDERMAN - Ward One \ HI GH RAY Ward Two PET B. ADAIR . * Ward Three J. F. JACOBS * Ward Four F. M. BOLAND . Ward Five C. O. (Cnrle Bud) OWENS JOE TERRY Ward Six J. W. HEDSPETH ROY TRAMMELL NEW TESTAMENTS — A gift that will be prized by the relative in service. Chronicle Pub. Co. 1921-1944 Hugh L Eichelberger NEW YORK LIFE MAN 23 Years Experience Professional Insurance Information Furnished Free Member—The, National Association of Life Cnderwriters ^ r ' Camp Blianding, Fla. ,7 ' Grady, Ovell Woody, W. I. Mrs. Ovell Woody gave a surprise j Mr and Mrs C1 de Fowler Sr ., Nodine, R. T. 1-c, and John H. Heds- ^ th ^ ay „l mner Sunday m h0n ° r o1 1 an-d Pvt. Clyde Fowler. Jr., of Greenwood, Mrs. Cecil Davis and son Mr. and Mrs. H. N. Grant ob- Rcnno i of Calhoun FallSj W er e recent guests served their te . nth wedding anniver- and| of Mr.'and Mrs. Jesse Laney. sary May 2nd. Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Boyette and J - H - Barbery had a birthday May Mr. Woody. Mrs. Dorothy Butze of spent the week-end witl\ Mr Mrs. Victor Mattox. Woodell King, S. 2-c, of Gieat f am jiy S p en t the week-end with rela- 8rd Lakes, 111., spent the week-end with tives in Cathron N C Mr Bovette’s Pfc - Lloyd Marchbanks, somewhere Kin 5 5J d cl l ildren r . , „ J father, j: A. Boyette, returned Lr a, in England, had a birthday May 2nd. Mr. and Mrs. Estes Campbell and| vi it > T. Sgt. and Mrs. Coy Wilson ob- family Mrs. Ruby Burgess and, S . Sgt. Vernon Trammell of Camp served their second wedding anni- daughter, John Neely Bigham and, Stewaft Ga t several d with , versary May 1st. daughter of Great Falls Mrs. Robert his nt Mr and Mrs L B Tram _ Mrs. Will Moody, iss Mary Wingo and children, Misses Maggie mell H Trammell of Oteen, N ' ^ £r° r0t ^ is spending the week with his' and Mrs. W. G. Bigham, Mrs. Beat- p are nts I rice Ruff and Nell Bigham of Chester, s 2 _ c and Mrs clarence McCarson : TZ S n Un ? ay g uest %o f t Mr “ and Mrs - of Bainbridge, Mdl, spent the week- B ^ am near Clinton. end with his brother, Fred McCarson, Mrs. Corne Smith and daughter d M McCarson - I of Greenville, Mr and Mrs. Lee San- Mr and ^ ^ Wooten recent]y > ford and daughter of Newberry, v j s jt ec i Mr. and Mrs. Woodrow Wil-| were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs., son at State Park Nelson Sanford. I Mrs. Sophia Delmer of Spartan- Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Payne of Lau- t )Ur g > j s visiting her niece, Mrs. W. H. rens, and Edson Prater of Gold-, Adams and Mr Adams ville, visited Mr. and Mrs. Henry j Mr and Mrs Allen Powers . and King Sunday. ^ on Mrs Sadie Q u i n um T -Jte^Bfer-i- Itfl-s. Buford Gregory spent The; tha Thompson, Mr. and' Mrs. Grady week-end with Cpl. -Gregory at Sa- Hunti Mr and Mrs . .^ aul Q Uin ton v annah, Ga. and son a H enc | ec j the funeral of Mrs. Mr and Mrs. D. W Bagwell were Ida Broome in Whitmire Sunday, called to Anderson Sunday on ac-J , Pfc v L Catron and Pfc Walter count of the serious illness ol Mr. Back 0 f Beaufort, William Maguire Bagwells mother, Mrs. J. F. Bag-, and William Siege i 0 f Fort Jackson.! We ,, * ^ . , , , , . • were guests of Misses Lpuise Manley Mrs. Ennis O Shields of Newberry, : and Marie 0wen durin g the week- : visited Mr. and Mrs. Hallie Griffin end ^ u . nday ' , , | Mr. and Mrs. Roy Russ of near Mrs Morns Thibobeau recently clinton t the weelc-end with, visited Pfc. Thibobeau at Camp But- Mr RuSs - M r. and M#s. Henry Russ. Miss Grace Leopard spent the week with her sister, Mrs. Ralph Wood, in Greenwood. Mrs. Janie Jackson, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Clamp and daughter, Sarah, of Ware Shoals, were week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Littleton. J. W. Fowler spent the past week with Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Wilson in Marietta, Ga. WE WILL PAY YOU CASH FOR YOUR USED CARS Call us or bring your car for a grease, wash and lubrication job. Billy McMillan ' Sinclair Service Station West Main Street Phone No. 2 The Nation Looks to the S0UW for ner, N. C. Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Ledford of Jacksonville, Fla., and Wyatt Led ford, S. 1-c, of Norfolk, Va„ visited Miss Buddie Childs recently. F\T. Roy Waters has .been given a medical discharge. Mrs. C. W. Foster oDKings Moun- WE PAY CASH For Good USED CARS TIMMERMAN MOTOR CO. Carolina Service Station CLINTON, S. C. Gray Funeral Home Clinton, S. C. FUNERAL DIRECTORS •••and,,, EMBALMERS Ambulance Service Phones 41 and 399-J • o L. RUSSELL GRAY and Y. PARKS ADAIR, Gen. Mfrs. Dr. Felder Smith Dr. Duncan S. Felder OPTOMETRISTS Specialists In Eye Examinations Office Hours: Dr. Smith. Daily, 4:15 to < Dr. Felder, Dally. 9 to 6 Phone 29 for Appointment CLINTON. S. C. Mrs. Hattie Davis of Pelzer, is vis iting her daughter, Mrs. Thomas Bal- lew, and Mr. Ballew. Pvt. Raymond McCoy has b rtnasferred from North Africa to Italy. Mrs. H. C. Coggins and daughter, Lois, of Spartanburg, spent Sunday with her daughter, Mrs. Edna Smith. Mrs. Estelle Lydia and Bobbie Ly dia spent the week-end with Mr. an& Mrs. Claud Petty in Spartanbung. Mr.- and Mrs. W. t L. Evans and- daughter, Margaret, Boyce and Rus sell Wilson, Mrs. J. N. Kirby and Miss Helen Abbott visited Mr. and j Mrs. Woodrow Wilson at State Park ! Sunday. | Mrs. W. E. Owen has received word her son, Sgt. William Owen, ihas arrived safelv in Panama, i Mrs. J. P. Oakley, Mrs. A. J. Sat- i terfield and Mrs. Mark Satterfield visited Mr. Satterfield at State Park | Wednesday. Paul Foster, S. 3-c, of Portsmouth, Va., spent an eight-day leave with has parents, Mr. and Mrs. S. C. Foster. James Ivey of Atlanta, Ga., and Frank Hill of Ware Shoals, were Wednesday guests of Mr. and Mrs. B. B. Neal. Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Edmonds and family of Greenwood, visited Mr. and Mrs. Joe Eustace Sunday. ^ Sgt. Charles GalloWay of Fort Bragg, N. C., Mrs. Glaolyaw and Mrs. John Flow of Goldville, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Gallo way during the week-end. Among The Sick Mrs. Mary Johnson has been ill the past week. Howard Dunaway is ill at his home on Bailey street. D. G. Jackson continues ill. Mrs. H. C. Herring of this city, is mwow from the South comes most of the pulpwood for making the tough, strong paper and paperboard used in ship ments to our armed forces overseas. Supplies for Invasion With millions of men fighting all over the world, need for these southern packing ma terials grows ever more urgent. Our south ern men everywhere are living up to their fighting traditions. The supplies they need must be transported to them over long and €f difficult supply lines —often landed in pounding surf or dropped from planes. Our job, here in the South, is to see that those materials are properly packaged. We Need Pulpwood This mill is making every effort to do its ..4 ... part; but we are handicapped by the shortage of pulpwood. We need every cord we can get and we need it now. Only be sure it is sound wood. Pulpwood production is our number one wat job here in the South. Let it never be said that the South ^failed in its duty to back up our boys on the fighting fronts. / INTERNATIONAL PAPER COMPANY SOUTHERN KRAFT DIVISION: Mills at Georgetown, South Carolina; Panama City, Fla.: Mobile, Ala.: Moss Point, Miss.: Bastrop, La.; Springfield, La., and Camden, Ark. WE BCY PULPWOOD FROM: CANAL WOOD CORPORATION. (Ben R. Wall, Jr.) CHESTER, S. C. J. B. FRAZIER. JR., BLAIR. S. C. VICTORY PULPWOOD CAMPAIGN ******