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Thursday, June 29,1944
THE CLINTON CHRONICLE, CLINTON, S. C.
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WEEK-END TRIPS .. VISITORS .. ILLNESS
BRIEFS.. /ABOUT THE PEOPLE YOU KNOW
Items of Interest Concerning Clinton Residents
home in Greensboro, N. C., after vis-] and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.
itiitg her sister, Mrs. Roy Benjaijnin, | Frazier Lominack, in Laurens,
and other relatives. j Pfc. Frank Chaney, Mrs. T. S. Dun-
Mrs. H. K. Neely and daughter, can and daughter, Jean, have re-
Miss Mary Elizabeth Neely of Avon- ! turned to Camp Davis, N. C., and
Thornwell Scouts
Enjoy Conlp Trip
Adair President
Lakeside Club
To the several Clinton business | At the annual meeting of the
es, Ga., spent Saturday with Wilmington, N. C, after visiting their men, Kiwanis club, and Hugh Eargle’s Lakeside Country club, .held L
, A. B. Blakely, and family. 1 mother, Mrs. E. D. Chaney. jboys of troop 111, who made it pos- week R q Adair of this city, w
was
dale Estates,
her father, . . ; . „„
i Mrs. Grady Arnold and Mrs. Roy! Rev. J. H. Kohler attended the ‘"ttenTcamn elected president and Capt. W. R.
Benjamin attended the grand chapter: Jurisdictional
henjamm auenaea me ^ranu : j^pth^rfi^church 0 ^AUarRa Ga Richey, of Laurens, vice-president.
Miss Rutlv Davis, cadet nurse at| vWted her mother, Mr* Leroy South,. £1^ 'week. V ” ! DrecUUoS^Everv'bo^ had ^ ^ B A Duk ^
Duke hospital, Durham, N. C„ is, who is a patient at Hays hospital, and D B Wehuht has returned home 1 Mrs. J. N. Richardson will leave to- ‘ Iea _ ‘ man y y thin ' a bo U t A , P ^tnam, and J. H. Sullivan,
spending a three-weeks vacation with was the guest of her aunt and uncle, after visiting Huuson. Pvt. Clyde We- morrow for Baltimore, Md„ where ' e :. of Laurens, C. W. Anderson and L
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her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John D. Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Chaney, a few hunt who is stationed aTCamp Wol- — ; ---- back be t t er scouts.
Davis.
days the past week-end.
_ she will visit her son and daughter- ! ® col * ti [' g they not know ’ an(1 came M. Adair of Clinton. At a subset
. Texas , in-law, Mr. and Mrs. John H. Rich- bac * better scouts. ^ j quent meeting of the directors Carl
MajorG.L. Cunningham and Mrs.! Bonnie Coleman of Laurens, is Carroll j Black'who is sta-> f rds0 "; and ^ Mn ' in -! re-elected secretaryand
r'lmninoham nf Raltimnrp MH cn^nt Unending thic wppW with her erand- ^ vl ' carr °, H , ♦u^law, Mr. and Mrs. David Chapman. ond class pins. They won the honor Frank Templeton, superintendent.
fevera^avs week r^ther Vfs jT co^mirn and om. " on « i *1 ?i mP Cr °"’ ^ the Mr. and Mrs. James Hollingsworth of lowering the flag at retreat on one —^
several days during tne week with motner, Mrs. J. A. coieman, ana om week . end at home. 'and children Jimmy and Sara have occasion by a 97% average for best ftnAn
Major Cunninghams parents, Mr.; er relatives. ! Miss Dorothy Henry of Greenwood, T 0 Open
and Mrs. Ged^ge W. Cunningham,
near here. -
Thomas L. Sanders, seaman first
class, and Mrs. Sanders, of Beach-
haven, N. J., spent last week with
their parents^ Mr. and Mrs., R. L.
Sanders and Mr. and Mrs. Mac F*oole.
Miss Alice Poole and Miss Mary El
len Bailey of Greenville, accompanied
them home for a week’s visit.
„ _ „ . , „ - , •r r, returned to their home in Indianhead, kept cabin at morning inspection
Mr. and Mrs. Bonner Harvley and i s spending this week with Mrs. J. D-, Md aRer v i s jti n g the former’s sister tied with another group the pre\.—„
daughter, Martha Byrd of Green- Henry. .. ' Tnd brother-!n-l!w Mr and Mrs day. dividing this honor. The Cl,nton public schools can-
wood, spent Sunday with Mrs. Harv- Miss Margaret Blakely spent the Jo ° n Da ‘ vis and ot A„ re i atives . | Thc Thornwell boys came third in 'f"”*
ftmUv faUler ' A '' R ' Blakely ' • d we bk- end ln , W J, nat “2'?? Friends of Dr. A. E. Spencer, who a water meet that included most of oack and seM thb^DrStett
family. „ _ , as J^ e gU 5 S L° f L r S u nf 18 a P atient in the General hospital, the J14 boys, including non-swimmers ^ , notify I E.
Mr and Mrs. Stewart Browt, and Mr and Mrs. Harry Bohck, Sr of Gr «, n ville. wdl be interested to know taught since arrival. i g^nr dee to.
daughter, Patricia Ann, and Mrs. Charleston, are spending several days,. • resDondin2 t o treatment and ^ o . « ' Reeder or Pat H. Hobson the day be-
George Brown spent Sunday in Lau- with Mr. and Mrs. J. Reed Todd and'”* tn .nHerBn an nneratinn Ever y body llked our boys and a fore, at phone 140 or 162.
rens with Mr. and Mrs. Haskell M r. and Mrs. Julian Bolick. . ! ”l as „• ^^ 8 f 0 ri favorable impression was made on Canning days will be Tuesdays and
Brown. i Friends of H. D. Payne will be in- ye:iterday - R‘ s many fne " ds ^ lsh others as on themselves. Thursdays, beginning July 3rd. We
Mrs. Alma McKee has returned; Peggy, Tommy and Bill Sease are terested to know he' has returned f‘? n Gre^mnirwUh'him 1 ^’ SpC ^ ! F. M. STUTTS, Scoutmaster.
home after a two weeks visit with, visiting their grandmother, Mrs. Sal-i from Richmond, Va„ where he was| H . wn , H , q anfnrH ie 1
MrS - G - H - EVanS ’ ln Boozer, pother relatives in Sil-'a hospital patient for several days | ^ d m SA Y.-1 S AW IT IN THE CHRON-
Chester, Pa. verstreet, Mrs. W. L. Marshall, Jr., and naren te and Mrs J L Willard i THANK YOU.
Mrs. J. B. Kay and daughter, Sara, Miss Elsie Neighbors left this week daughter, Eloise, of Silver Springs,I* 1 w Rovd Hnuslev and rhildren
of Byron, Ga., spent the week-end for Hartsville for a few days visit, Md.. arrived yesterday for a several' / nal \ r ‘ t f H
with Mr and Mrs. G. King and with Mrs. Bill Stanley Miss Neigh-' weeks visit with her moth^, Mrs. C. last week ® it ’ h he r sister, Mrs. T M.
other relatives here. Mrs. Minnie C. Lbors, Mrs. Stanley and little son, M. Bailey. , Sease and Mr Sease
Mrs. Margie Smith of Greenville,
was the week-end guest of Mr. and
open Monday, July 3, to avoid the
July 4th holiday.
L. E. REEDER.
Agriculture Teacher.
Adair, the former’s mother, accom
panied them home for a visit.
Miss Harriet Davis, senior nurse
at the General hospital, Spartanburg,
has returned to her work aftel- a
visit to her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
John D. Davis.
Billy, 1 left Tuesday for a visit with
Mrs. Stanley’s relatives at Lake Ariel,
fa., and in New York.
Mr. and Mrs. D. Q. Sowers are
spending a several weeks’ vacation
at their summer cottage in Montreat,
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^ ^ . , , Mrs. E. L. Holland.
Mrs. T. R. Hagler and little sons N. C. They were accompanied by, Lt arid M rs. Harry Bolick, Jr., and
returned to their home in Athens Mrs. Sowers • mother, Mrs. L. M. Harry m who have been visl t ing >
Ga., Sunday after spending severa Dugan. relatives here and in Charleston, left
I days with her sister, Mrs. Dillard Pvt. Joseph L. Caldwell of Camp Tuesdav for Fort Meade Md where!
Mrs. W. T. Putnam spent a few i Milam, Jr., and Mr. Milam. Mr. Hag- Barkley, Texas, is spending a few Lt Bo i ick has been transferred
days last week in Aiken with her ! ler came up for the week-end and days furlough with Mrs. Caldwell and M _ nH M Tuiian rnleman Mrs
daughter, Mrs J R. McTeer, and Mr., accompanied them home. j little daughter enroute to his new! Julja Gnflfin ^ Mfs John Co i eman |
McTeer and attended the grand chap- | Miss Martha Whitten of Columbia, assignment at Camp Beale Calif. , are spending a vacation in Hender-
ter meeting of the Order of the East-; spent last week with her parents, Dr. Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Shuler of C°" I sonv iu e N C
e ™ Star - Cf , jand M^ B^O Whitten j lumbia, Mr. and Mrs. J. Palmer Cal-1 Rev S . Hutchinson of Atla nta,
Miss Martha Stoner, a member of ; Mrs. J. H. Graham and daughter, vert of Union, and Miss Janie Hoi-. Ga - s v i s i t i n „ b j s daut T b t er and son _
the orphanage faculty, has gone to Miss Martha Graham, of Union, spent i land of Walterboro, spent the week-; in _j aw Rev and Mrs J H Kohler
Friday with her daughter and son- end with Mr. and Mrs. T. R. Holland.; R c E ’ Fereiisnn" snent a f*>w Hmvs’
in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Dillard Milam, The latter remained for an extended this week J. ith hi ^ sorli Lawrence
Mrs. William Blackwell is visiting % * mV^^Eloise^urry and Miss Mary {^ gU y a n ’ who 15 statloned at Cam P
aptain Blackwell’s parents in Flor-j Gault of Fountain Inn were guests, Evel and Alice Neighbors
«« . M M ^ lf unday of Mr - and Mrs - Irby Hol -!of Greenville, spent last week with *
Mr. and Mrs. Neill Turner of E ber- land. J their mother. Mrs. R, P. Neighbors,
ton, Ga., are visiting the latter s : Miss Sara McCrary, cadet nurse at who Rves near here
; mother, Mrs. Nannie Finney. i Camden hospital, is spending several ‘
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Elberton, Ga., to spend the summer
vacation with her parents.
Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Wilder of Mc
Cormick, spent, the week-end with
the former’s mother, Mrs. J. B.
Wilder.
Mrs. Ola C. Vava of Hickory Grove,
is connected with the orphanage for
the summer as kitchen dietitian.
Pfc. Arthur Prochaska of Camp Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Shealy and Mr. | weeks with her parents, Mr. and Mrs
Lejeune, N. C., and Mrs. Prochaska J and Mrs. G. W. Hollingsworth spent C. H. McCrary. ! ii
spent the week-end here with friends, i the week-end in Hendersonville,! Friends of Pvt. Grady Adair, who g
Mrs. George Brown left Tuesday > N. C. I has been stationed at Camp Lee, Va., g
for Charleston where she will spend Mrs. A. L. Pickens is visitifig her, will be interested to know he has
two weeks with her daughter, Mrs. j sister, Mrs. Guy Curtis, in Greenville.
Jack Skelton, and Mr. Skelton. ; Dr. Pickens joined her in Greenville
Sara Elizabeth Workman is spend- for the week-end. .
ing two weeks in Holly Hill with her j Friends of Mrs- Nannie E. Finney
aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Eugene will regret to know she is ill at her
Poole.
Miss Ruth South, cadet nurse at
been given an honorable discharge
from the army and arrived home
during the week-end. ,
Mr. and Mrs. Tom B. Cooper Have
taken an apartment in the home of
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Mrs. J. H. Lewis and daughter,) Cpl. and Mrs. Edward Slier left
the University hospftal, Augusta, Ga., Mary Jim, returned today to their i this week for Rochester, N. Y., where
: ; they will visit the former’s parents.
Mrs. J. C. Copeland of Columbia,
! visited relatives here this week.
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Holmes Holland of the navy, has
returned to Brooklyn, N. Y., after an
extended leave here with his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Irby Holland.
Mrs. J. D. Jeanes is spending sev
eral days in Greenwood with rela-
j tives.
Miss Madeline Adair is spending
I several days in Whitmire doing re-
j lief work for the Southern Bell Tele
phone company.
Pharmacists Mate Davis V. Pitts
of the Congaree Air base, Columbia,
and Mrs. W. D. Pitts of Greenville,
spent the week-end with Mrs. Nannie
A. Pitts.
Mr .and Mrs. G. F. Cooley of Cam
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Mr. and aMis. f. D. Young of Lake, + j
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j sister, Mrs. . Eric Barnes, and Mr.
Barnes.
| Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Dillard and Mrs.
i J. B. Bazemore and children re
turned Sunday to Jacksonville, Fla.,
after a visit with Mrs. J. B. Wilder.
Misses Rosa MahafTey and Agnes
Milling left Monday for a vacation
j trip to New York.
Friends of L. D. McCrary will be
interested to know he is a patient in i
! a Columbia hospital where he under- ;
i went an eye operation this week. Miss
Ella Little McCrary is with her
father and is staying with her sister,
I Mrs. R. P. Kapp, and Mr. Kapp.
Misses Terry Thomas and Betty
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• Miss Sara McCrary will return to
day from Augusta, Ga„ where she
visited Miss Ruth South for a few ^
days. oo
Cpl. and Mrs. Thomas Willard of J ^ J
i.Texarkana, Ark., spent last week
i with the former’s parents, Mr. and
Mrs. J. L. Willard, who live near oo
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Miss Pearl Hitt of Washington,
D. C., will arrive this week-end for
a visit with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. 3’^
Eugene Hitt. •
Mr. and Mrs. Gary Martin have 3333
moved to Spartanburg where they
will make their future home. Their 3 33 3
daughter. Miss Banna Piester Martin, on
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Presbyterian college.
* Mr. and Mrs. Harwood Nelson and 3 33 3
children, Tony, Jean' and Billy, of n< ►
Charleston, spent last week with their J * 3
parents; Mr. and Mrs. B. L. Smith < 3< ►
and Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Leake. j J J] J
%Irs. Joe L. Beaudrot of Green-;**
wood, spent several days last week
with her mother, Mrs. Mary Prather.
Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Whitmire,!Mrs. 1 >
Rosa W. Bishop and Miss Sara tfehit- 1 3 33 1
mire of Cross Keys visited Mrs. Clyde < ** ►
S. Lankford on Sunday. . 3 3n
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Expected to arrive this week for an 3 33 3
extended visit with Mr. Hitt’s par- f < *
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Eugene! Hitt.
Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Pinson and Mrs.
E. D. Chaney visited the latter’s!^,
daughter, Miss Virginia Chaney, who o'
is recuperating from an appendix ‘ *
operation at the home of her sister
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