The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, June 07, 1944, Image 5
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THE CLINTON CHRONICLE
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H. D. HENRY 1898-1945
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WEEK-END TRIPS .. VISITORS . . ILLNESS |
BRIEFS... ABOUT THE PEOPLE YOU KNOW j
Items of Interest Concerning Clintfln Residents
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Mr. and Mrs. Henry Trammell and i Mrs. Richard Moore is a patient;
Mrs.‘Metta Stone are visiting their at the York.county hospital in Rock
sister and daughter, Mrs. Quay Grigg, Hill, where she recently underwent
i in Statesville, N. C. an operation.
Friends of Mrs. J. F. Jacobs will Mrs. Jesse Owens is visiting her
be interested to know she is conva- daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and
: lescing at her home after a recent Mrs. Olin Sheely, Jr., in Atlanta,
j operation at Hfcys hospital. ,Ga.
Miss Mary En|fna Speake left yes-j Miss Louise Kern leaves this week
terday for Camp Ton-A-Wandah. f or Atlanta, Ga., where she will at-j<>
; near Hendersonville, N. C., where tend summer school at Emory uni-i ^
she will be a counselor for the sum- versity. ‘ k
Chaplain W. v P. Anderson, Jr., of
« .,_ , the Navy, recently returned from
Spept *» he V ^ e »!r* en< t J 1617 , par " 1 the South Pacific, and Mrs. Ander-jo
ente. Mr and Mrs. J. D^ Boland. i on of Atlanta Ga visited the for _ 0
M u S ‘ i ^ S rawf ° r i ! Pent ‘- } he mer’s grandmother. Mrs. R. L. Bail-
week-end m Gaffney With her sister, !ey and Miss Ruth Bailey ^ week
Mrs ^omarHollis arrived this' Carolyn Henry and Marion
week from Augusta. Ga.; and will ^ left yesterday for Camp Ton- ;;
[make her home with her parents, Mr. ^* Wa 5 ldah ’ near Hendersonville, N.;
1 and Mrs. H. D. Payne, while Lt. Hoi-< C -;, where the y Wl11 serve as coun ‘
|liris in the se J rvTc*r- f i sellor9 ’
I Mrs. I. Mac Adair-and children,' Mrs. Andrew Johnson is convalesc-
Herbert and Duckett, are spending,! i n § a ! Hays hospital after a tonsilec-
| the month at Pawley’s Island. tomy yesterday.
j E. C. Goff of Columbia, .spent a Mrs. Cleveland Brannon, who lives
'few days this week with. Mrs. Goff near here, is improving from an ill-j
j and little daughter, Jane Page. ness at Hays hospital.
Capt. James Edmund Ferguson of, Mr. and Mrs. P. B. Adair, Mrs. W.
I Camp Lee, Va., visited his parents, g Horne and son,'Billy, have moved
Mr. and Mrs. E. W.-Ferguson, thisjj n ^ 0 residence formerly occupied
week - i by Mr. and Mrs. R. H. McGee on Cal-
] Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Adair and ( vert avenue
1 Mr. and Mrs. R. P. Chapman spent „ r- u w* o
Saturday in Columbia. Mrs. Chapman , Kathryn Eichelberger lett Sunday
I . A , • for a months stay at Camp Pinnacle,
a n d Mrs. Adair attended an Eastern Hendersonville NT
Star banquet at the Wade Hampton ‘ . • •
hote] Robert Knox, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Miss Harriet Davis, who recently Eugene Knox, is able to be out after
completed her training at the Gen- a recent tonsilectomy at the Green-
eral hospital in Spartanburg, is wood hospital.
1 spending some time with her parents, Jimmie Nichols, son of Mr. and
Mr. and Mrs. John D. Davis. Mrs - c - E - Nichols, is able to be out
' Mrs. R. W. Wade is visiting her, after a recent tonsilectomy at Hays
i sister, Miss Julia Spratt, in Ashe- h° s Pit a l-
ville, N. C. -f’ ; | Betty Jean Sumerel, Patsy Fowler, j
Friends of Mell Wilson, son of Mr^rry Thomas, Mary Katherine And-
and Mrs. Lowry Wilson,, will be glad, erson ’ Sara Bilakely, and Betty Jo
to know he is able to be out again Vaughn left yesterday for Camp Ton-
! after a tonsilectomy at Hays hospital. near Hendersonville, N. C.
Mrs. Ernest Chaney is visiting herj Friends of Mrs. V. E. Shealy will
daughter and son-in-law, Sgt. and be interested to know she has re-
Mrs. T. S. Duncan, in Augusta, Ga. ! t urne d to her home in Kinards after
Miss Marjorie Wilier is attending a re cent operation at Hays hospital.
Draughon’s Business college in I W. A. Buchanan, Jr., seaman sec-
Greenville. i ond class, of the Navy, visited his
Mrs. Earl Payne and little son of P a rcnts, Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Buchan-
Laurens, spent the week-end with an ’ * ast week.
Mr. and'Mrs. Fred Whitlock. Miss A 8 n es Fuller, cadet nurse at
Miss Robbie* King is spending sev- Lawson General hospital in At-
eral days at Myrtle Beach with|^ an f a * L' a * spent the week-end with
,friends. h 01- parents, Mr. and Mrs. B. T.
Mrs. Paul Turner returned Monday , ^ u H er ' enroute to Columbia where
from Atlanta, Ga., where she visited s f ie s t 0 °d fhe state board examina-
Dr. and Mrs. Herman Turner. Ition.
Miss Ann Blakely has returned! Friends of Mrs. E. W. Ferguson
from Myrtle Beach where she spent j wd * regret to know she is ill at her
a few days last week. home on Hampton avenue.
Pfc. Roy Lopez has returned to 1 Mrs. William D. Adair has resign-
Oliver General hospital, Augusta, j ed as bookkeeper for the Clinton
Ga., after visiting his parents, MrJ E * ec f r ' c Freezer and Locker Coop-
and Mrs. P. A. Lojpez, the past week- erative. has accepted a position in
e nd ^ c j the offices of Jacobs Press of this
Capt. Lykes Henderson, who wasi c ^y-
recently liberated by the Allies in Mrs. X E. OSteen of Manhattan,
Germany, arrived home Sunday for . Eansas ’ and son * Johp L. Mim-
a visit with his mother, Mrs. L. S. w* 10 recently returned to the
Henderson, and family. He was ac- s* 3 * 65 from overseas, are visiting
companied by Mrs, Henderson and Mrs. R. B. Glenn and other relatives,
little daughter, Spunky, of Colum-! Mrs. Keith Fleischmann and little
bus, Ga. son are visiting her aunt, Mrs. G. A.
Michael McMillan of Greenville, is Nickles, in Charleston.
Visiting his father, J. P. McMillan, Misses Martha and Mary Mitchell,
and other relatives. ! members of the faculty of Brenau
! Friends of Mr*. R. F. Adair will be lcollege - Gainesville, Ga., are spend-
interested to know she has returned surnr ncr with their parents,
from Arlington, Va., where she has,^ r ' and Mrs. George Mitchell,
been a hospital patient several weeks Mrs. Homer Turner of Charlotte,
recovering from a broken hip injury G . was the guest this week of Mr.
received while on a visit to her and Mrs. Haynie Prince,
daughter, Mrs. Chandler Griggs, and Richard Stutts and John Cauthen
Mr. Griggs. I are spending the week in Charleston
Mrs. E. C. Carson and children,, and Eolly Beach.
Everett, Jr., and John Little, of Wil-| Mrs - Tom B - Cooper and children
mington, N. C., arrived yesterday for ! are s P en ding several weeks in Gads-
a visit with her mother. Mrs. John T. i den - Ala., with relatives. Mr. Cooper
Little. Mr. Carson accompanied them accom P an ' e d them down Thursday
here. "- r j ^ or *be week-end. • \
Miss Agnes Milling has accepted a; Mrs. C. W. Stone returned Tuesday
secretarial position in the office of; ^ rom New Orleans, La., where she
| H. L. Eichelberger.
Miss Mary Ella Bailey, who taught
in Greenwood the past year, is at
home for the summer.
Mrs. Lewis Oden and children of
Blackshear, Ga., are visiting her par
ents, Dr. and Mrs. F. K. Shealy.
Mrs. W. S. Porter left Monday for
Montreat, N. C., where she will spend
several months at her summer cot
tage. She will be joined next week . #
by her daughters, Misses Helen and NotlCC Soldiers PoDCTS
Julia Porter. , 1
Mrs. George Brown spent last; The Chronicle asks for relatives of
week in Greenville visiting relatives., the following men in service, un-
Ladsnn DuBose of Davidson col- known to us, to call at the office and
visited her daughter, Mrs. Herman
Denzler, and Mr. Denzler.
Mr. and Mrs. Eric Barnes are mov
ing today into their recently pur
chased home on N. Adair street.
Sgt. J. D. McKee of Keesler Field,
Miss., Mrs. McKee and children of
Abbeville, are visiting the former's
mother, Mrs. Alma McKee.
lege, Davidson, N. C., is visiting rela
tives and friends here.
Mrs. Sallie Boozer has returned to
her home in Silverstreet after visit-1
ing her daughter and son-in-law, Mr.!
a^d Mrs. T. M. Sease. She was ac
companied home by her grandsons,
Tommy and Bill Sease, for a visit. |
Sgt. and Mrs. W. D. Burley have
returned to Gainesville, Texas, where
the former is stationed, after a visit
with Mrs. Burley’s mother, Mrs. J.
K. Hatton,
Mr. and Mrs. R. H. McGee and lishin 8 Co
family have moved into their recent
ly purchased home on South Adair
street.
Mrs. Nolan Parker and children of
Langley, visited her parents, Mr. and
Mrs .John D. Davis, during the week
end.
Capt. Dan Brimm of the Seabeel
command, visited his father, Dr. D. J.|
Brimm, last week.
Lt. Dillard Boland, who has been
released from the army hospital at
Camp Butner, N. C., where he has
been a patient since his return to the
States, and Mrs. Boland are visiting
their parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Bo- |
land and Mr. and Mrs. Ate Work-1
man.
advise if they desire these subscrip
tions continued or removed from the
list.
Davis W. Ellis, Sic.
Horace Edwin Brown, Sic.
Pvt. Gerald E. Morse.
Pvt. Gay Se/lers.
Warren G. Whitmire, S2c.
Pfc. George S. Simpson.
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