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7 A ' / Page Eight THE CLINTON CHRONICLE / Thursday, July 19, 1945 WESI CLINTON SOCIAL AND PERSONAL NEWS MRS. JOE CAMPBELL, Correspondent and Representative Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Sparks and Rev. and Mrs. W. B. Thorne last week. GTs Tough, Brave and Resourceful—And More bia and at Fort Jackson. There is one possible to predict when hostilities scheduled Washington trip, he added, will stop. Besides,” he laughed, “you but that will "be comparatively brief, can lose a lot of money by guessing!", j In discussing the Pacific war, the —: ——— generbl was cautious. ‘‘It is going THE CLINTON CHRONICLE ^e said. “It is practically- im- I The Newspaper Everybody Reads Mrs L. .M. I Mr. and Mrs. Jim Buzhardt and i • . ip a C U J daughter of Charleston, and Mrs 11nrelligent, 50yS MOdgCS E v _ Nick Nelson o*f Rock Hill, were week- |end guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Crowe. ’ With The Sick (By Emily Belser, In The State) First Army Commander General Courtney H. Hodges patted the war- Rev. and Mrs. Roy Allen and Greenville, visited son left Monday for Anderson \Chere ans Sunday. Mn Alien will conduct a two weeks i j Bussey Albea of Aiken, spent revival at the Gluck Pentecostal 1 the week-end with Mr. and Mrs., . — - Holiness church. S. C. Foster. ' Ihe^home afte“ Sng TpSt at the! toughened GI on the back when, in Mrs. Ray Bragg of Goldville, vis-. Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Yarborough loca j hospital several days last week 3 brief interview last night at the ited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. and children visited in Greenville suf ^ erin g P fror ^ injur ies received Hot el Columbia, he said of the E. Braswell, Sr., Monday. ; Friday. , , while at work. ' I American combat soldier, “They are Rev. W. B. Thorne is spending Mrs. J. Ollin Watson and son^ ^ Miss Buddy Childs Is suffering ^ ou *h, brave and resourceful — and his vacation in Oak Ri^ge, .Tenn.,) Union, spent several days recently ’ w j t h blood poisoning in the foot. 'j us t a little bit more intelligent than with .his.son. William R. Thorne and .with Mi 1 , and Mrs. J. H. Sparks and, Mrs. Raymond Tucker has been jll' &ny other soldier on earth!” family. v Mr. and Mrs. J. G- Lowe. - several weeks. 7 In the European tlieater .from | Mrs. Jack Anderson and daugh- Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Yqboough and ^ which General Hodges has just re- ' tprs of Spartanburg, spent last week family spent Sunday with Mr., and Birth Announcements turned. American soldiers distin- with Mr. and "Mrs. David Owens. | Mrs -* R - E - Yarborough in ^Vhitmire. McGinnis guished themselves to the utmost. Of Leo Riser and son Mrs, Charles Sparks and children | M r. and Mrs. J. J. McGimfis an- their, concerted effort the general Mr. and Mrs. of Geenwood. are spending the week ^ nounce the birth of a <fcRighter,' commen ted, “They never allowed the . 'with Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Sparks. |Jessie Mae. July 10. Mrs. McGinnis: enem y to catch him off balance.”; L. Foster and: Harold Hampton. S. 1c, of Rocky, i s t he former Miss Ruth Foster. .| This, he believes, was one of the big-' Mountain. - N. :MoiInt, N. C., left Monday after , igest reasons for the German defeat.! wet Mr. and Mrs. spent Sunday with R. E. Riser. Mr. and Mrs. W. Mrs. Davis of Kings C., visited Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Mc Ginnis Thursday. Mrs: Susi<t Blanton spent last week with her daughter, Mrs. Ola Burdette, in Greenville. Lawrence Barbery and Fred King are spending-several'days with Mr. and Mrs. J. H.. Barbery in Green- spending a leave with his parents/ Strickland f All the principles which were fol- Mr. and Mrs. Will Hampton. Mr. and Mrs. L. S. Strickland | I° wecl * n the winning of the war in 1st. Sgt. and Mrs. Edgar B. Norton announce the birth of a daughter, Euro Pe were traditional principles, and son, Charles, are visiting in East Mary Louise. July 16. Mrs. Striek- General Hodges said. They were the Liverpool, Ohio, and Baltimore, Md./and is the former Miss Millie Wil- tracbt i° ns °I offensive, mass objec- Sgt. Clyde Brazil of (Tamp Butner. liamson. i tive and economy of force. These, N. C.. spent the week-end with his; ♦ 'and the constant battering of the parents, Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Brazil. 1 . Owen ' (enemy to the last ditch were the faC- ville. Mr. .and Mrs Robert Adams, Adams visited f Owen Pvt. Fred Satterfield of Fyrt Me- Mr. and MrL O. D. Owen announce : t° r s erf victory. Clellan. Ala., spent the week-end ther t bi^tli.of a'daughter. Sharon Ma-j Another army officer present last with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. 'rie, July 10 at Hays hospital. night pointed out the difference be- j. Satterfield. tween the German surrender and the Harold Parrott of Newberry, spent ' Douglas German defeat. “Some people think J J. Owens, Mrs. and son. Mrs. Cecil Mrs. Carrie Adams in Lancaster Sunday. . Mr. and Mrs. J. H.' Barbery spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. W. H. M r. and Mrs. William J. Douglas 1 ™ 6 Germans surrendered,” he said, the week-end with Mr. atid Mrs. Caughman. announce the birth of a son, William; They didn t surrender. They were J. B. Barbery in Greenville. 1 P R '- Fi ank Hue y who recently re-i S cott, July 10, at Hays hospital. Mrs. i defeated ’ beaten, and when the Miss Minnie Sue Barnes cof Lau- turned from Germany, is spending Doug i as is the former Miss Leona Americans finally arrived great num rens, spent Wednesday with Miss a furlough with his parents, Mr. and Osborne. Annie.Mae Crawford. ; Mrs - John Hue y- While home Pvt. | •» Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Crawford and Huey will visit his brother, James j 'Birthdays and Anniversaries Mr. and Mrs. O. A. Crawford visited Huey, in Atlanta, Ga., and Arlee; an( j Tyj rs ^ Simmons cele- M. and Mrs Allen Craft in Simpson- Huey in Enoree. brated their 24th wedding anniver- ville Monday. P' t. Marshall Sabens of Camp 1 sar y j u jy igth. Mr. and Mrs. A. O. Ashlin and Croft, Pfc. George Sabens of Kelly j Mrs. Marguerite Curry has a birtH- Cun- ^f!rs. Harold DeYoung have moved Eie l<L Texas, were week-end guests 1( j a y j u )y 24th. to Miami. Fla. of Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Clark. j uly 25th will be Patricia Mrs. George Addy and daughter Cpl. W illie Rush^ap, somewhere in njngham's eighth birthday, of Newberry, spent the week-end Germany, has tsten promoted to ( ^jj ss B et ^y Anne Campbell will with her sister. Mrs. C. W. Windsor, sergeant. 'celebrate her 14th birthday Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Windsor and family Miss Emily Thorne, Houston, Al-i jjeal Harvey will be 17 years old accompanied her home Sunday. v ' n and ^ emon Trammell visited i n j u iy 27th. Sgt. and Mrs. Edgar Brazil spent M° ores Sunday. Mrs q w Brazil had a birthday the week at Lake James, N. C. Mrs - R - Marler of Union and Pvt. July 14th Mr. and Mrs. Joe Purdy of Gold- * v ' l)!rnan Mailer of Fort JarkMin.; Miss Geroldine Barbery ville. spent the week-end with Mr. were guests of Mr. and Mrs. B. 1 bj r thd a y July 26th. „ . -and Mrs. W. C. Spires. ; Stroud during the week-end. i M rs. W. H. ’ Ammons celebrated ‘ tin ? I f:., the general smiled " Mr and Mrs. J. D. Word visited R eubin Stroud_has returned home' her birthdav Monday. has bers of the Germans were insensible to what wns happening to them and . cared less.” General Hodges’ outfit was the first to join forces with the Russians. I They met at Torgau on the River 1 Elbe the commander of the Fifth! Guards arniy who wined land dined! them at an elaborate lunchean whicji lasted from 1 p.m. until about 4.jp,m.j that afternoon. ^ ? "The Russians,” the general de- dared, “are a great deal like the American soldier in that they are especially exuberant and likeable.” Later on, the Americans returned the a 1 Russian hospitality with a party of j their own at Leipzig. "It tvas a great 0 S£ Pfi£PAR£D FOP WAP /S OA/£ OF THE MOST FFFFCTUAL MFANS OF PPESFPV/HG PSA CE. cS The most effectual way to be prepared to serve our customers is by carefully buying a wide variety of stock, and we spend lots of time and effort in doing so. We watch for good merchandise that can be recommended to ybu for quality, and offered to you at prices that save you money. That’s whv it’s to your advantage to buy FURNITURE here. PRAIHER-SIMPSON FURNITURE CO. Clinton, S. C. “The Home Makers’ Phone 167 -Trv* * D. Word visited Reubin Stroud has returned home 1 he 7 b 7 rthday ‘MonW- PfcrWilfiam I While maneuvering their forces in- relatives :n Whitmire Sunday. aft er a visit.in Union. I E Ammons celebrated his birthday! S, luding 30 command P°sts, across • •'Mil yrr\Y-\a Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Abbott of i Mr * Bessie Nix is visiting her : Jul ^ Europe, the men of the First army DEMANDS \('i V E R Fh. P L R N WITH CUK FIVE VEAX fCUCV THE SAVIMOS OH iQ/OK fik£ raiaes will Suhphoic. you.... LET CHECK. YOOft rOUCIE& AND SAVE YOU MONCY....TWS IS OULY ONE DETAIL OF OOA OWUrtEUSIVE SEAVee..COUNSEL WITH US WITHOUT OBLIGATION CLINTON REALTY b INSURANCE CO. B H Boyd B. Hubert Boyd Phone 6 . , „ , ^ James H. Ammons, A. S., . mother, Mrs. Beekie Rhoads, in En- wil j be e i gb - een j u i y 2 9th j nved in every conceivable kind of oree. i Pvt> and M rs. J .O. Womble will ,place ; “ Fr om apple orchards in Nor- Mrs CarrollSamples and children j ce i ebrat e'"th e Vr ' 7 "t h ' “wedding "'anni-1 ma l d l shattered German bar- and Mrs. Jessie Laney and childfbn versai . y j u j y 2 2nd | racks, the general said. “No one visited in Greenwood Sunday. M r. and Mrs. David Owens observ-i f.t emed t0 mind> th o u g h ” he added -l Mr and Mrs. Roy Waters visited ed their 15th wedding anniversary . S “ metl # mes ^ might miss a meal., Mrs. Eva Waters at the General bos " j u i y 17th 1 as * ar as ^ be su PPly °I food was j pital in Greenville Sunday. ! Nevelin Leo Parris was two years ^ on f i r " ed ’ tl , the ^?? erican P eo P le saw , Mrs. Robert Neal is visiting her' 0 j d j uly g tb ; to it that the soldiers were well fed., mother. Mrs. J. J. L. Smith,, whoj Miss Ruby'Nell Russ had a birth-' “ About the longest time we s P ent I is ill, in Salem. ! Mrs. Bill Bridwell have returned to Tucapau to make 'their home. (day July 13th. Cpl. Elizabeth anywhere seemed to be in apple or- and daughter Rus$ has a birthday Jul 25th and chards General Hodges laughed Miss Thelma Russ has one July 27.1 ^°’ the . apples we / en t ^pe! Then Mic« Fvpivn M»Hiin ' another time we stayed about two Kidneys Must Work Well- For You To Feel Well 24 hour* every day, 7 day* every we<>k, neVer ■topping, the kidney* filter the ' ' ' w»ste matter from the blood. If more people were aware of how the kidney* must constantly remove sur plus fluid, excess acids and other waste matter that cannot stay in the blood without injury to health, there would be better understanding of why tEie whole system is upset when kidneys fail to function properly. Burning, scanty or too frequent urina tion sometjmes warns that something is wrong. You may suffer nagging back ache, headaches, dizziness, rheumatic pains, getting up at nights, swelling. Why not try Doan't Pills? You will be using s mqdicine recommspded tEie country over. Doan’s stimulate the func- jf I ’ tion of the kidneys and help them to flush out poisonous waste from the blood. They contain nothing harmful. Get Doan's today. Uae with confidence. At all drug storea. DOANS Pi LIS I Mr. and Mrs. Roy Russ and son, Mrs. and Jess Reece and daughter of near Clinton, spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Henry Russ. | S 1c and Mrs. Paul Wyatt of Day- jtona Beach. Fla., spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Quinn. Mrs. Jessie Laney and children i visited Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Adkins in , Jewel, Ga., recently. Miss Nellie Dunaway spent the week with her grandmother, Mrs. Tilda Brewington in Laurens. Mrs. Mary Wallenzine and Mrs. R. C. Oxner spent Tuesday in Spartan burg. Sgt. Robert L. Reed of Fort Meade, Md., is spending a furlough with Mrs. Reed and son, and Mr. and Mrs. Ott Thomas. M. A. A. Vernon R. Dunn who re- ! cently returned after two years over seas, and Free Union, Va., recently [visited Miss Nelda Adkins, j Mr. and Mrs. Victor Mattox spent , Tuesday with Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Mattox near Whitmire. Jack and James Laney spent last week with their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. P. L. Laney, in Greenwood, j Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Cash, Mrs. Paul Ramsey, Mrs. Boyce Wilson and Miss Margaret Wilson of Chesnee, spent Tuesday with Mrs. W. B Thorne. Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Dunaway and (children spent Saturday with Mrs. Minnie Brewington in Spatanburg. ! Mrs. J. B. Sanders and daughter of Spartanburg, spent the week-end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ar thur Lancaster. I Sgt: and Mrs. Charles Galloway of Camp Wheeler, Ga., and Goldville, spent the week-end with Mr .and , M rs. A. G. Galloway. , Anne Sparks of Drayton, visited Miss Evelyn Medlin celebrated,^ ., . - „ „ £. . . . , her 18th birthday July 14th. I m0nths at Spil s P a - nmmisred the Vernon Trammell has a birthday,?'"" 31 < als V FirSt J, 0 /? j uly 2i s t |eran), was Kaiser Wilhelm’s head-, J • n k r p iQ uater s in 1918. I——~ 1V Self-effacing to the point of reti-i Mrs. Jessie Samples will have a 1 H ? dgeS ’ fan ? ed as a | birthday July 29th. (theorist and tactician, refused to W. A. Dunaway, Jr., celebrated 4 c « mment t a "y P a rt he played in. Retha Mae Gossett yeasr old July 20th. his birthday July 16th Margaret Dunaway Neill be two years old Saturday. the great European victory. Already on record is the great coup de grace of the First and Ninth amies in the George and Gene Dunaway will (* surrounded have birthdays July 26th. i tha aln ? 32 5. 0 °0 prisoners. Bobby Joe Braswell was thirteen coffee-drinking general ! years old July 2nd . | be has educed himself to two cups ' Jack D. Griffin will have a birth-' 3t e3C , h m eal and occasionally is per- day Sunday.® ! suaded to subs t»tute milk) managed Today is Welda Lee Tucker’s 5th birthday Mrs. O. D. Owen celebrated her birthday July 8. David L. Owen celebrated his 16th birthday July 15. For — Moving and Hauling u — Call — LOUIS TRUCKING LINE We Move Anything, Anywhere Any Time Marvin Lollis, Elizabeth Street -1 Phone 402-J Vacation Bible Schjotil Closes , A vacation Bible school was held at Calvary Baptist church last week. The attendance was good throughout the week. Mrs. Grady Smith, Misses Emil Thorne and Evelyh Bigbee and Mrs. Palmer Howard worked with the beginners; Mrs. Brooks Dunaway, Mrs. George Bagwell and Miss Ger oldine Trammell with the primaries; Mrs. Ralph Riddle, Misses Lollie Byrum, Ila Curry and Polly Daven port with the juniors; Mrs. W. B. Thorne had charge of the interme diate department. On Friday the children enjoyed a picnic on the church lawn. The commencement exercises were attended by a large crowd on Sunday evening. The handiwork was on display in one of the classrooms. Rev. Thorne will finish his first year as pastor of Calvary church this month. to haul his now famous "war room”) with him across Europe. In this room,, an oversized trailer, was decided to, a large extent the fate of the German ( armies. Being First Army headquar-' ters, the trailer was the focal point' for many a distinguished visitor from behind the lines, including King' George who once dropped by on an! official visit. General Hodges said he expects to 1 spend most of the remainder of his 1 time in this country here in Colum-' MALARIA CHECKED IN 7 DAYS WITH LIQUID for MALARIAL SYMPTOMS Take only as directed 666 Rut 2 tofelsspeews fat kilo 2 tmps mlf-rismg ffowr. •99, 3 Eofclsspeom rngor and 44 cup mitt. Combine with Hour by stirring until smooth for about Vi minute. Then beat vigorously far 16 minute. Spread In a lightly greased •* x •' deep coko pan. Prepare a topping mixture by rubbing together 2 tableipoon* fat, 2 teaspoon* mlf-rmmg flour, Yt teaspoon eshnamon, 16 cep sugar, chopped nuts if ova Noble and sprinkle on the top of the batter, flake in a hot oven, 400*, for 22 minutes. (AM measurements are leveU Wkipped up In a (Iffy witk sell-rising flour Company coming? Here’s a tender, tasty morsel you can whip up in a jiffy. That’s because the baking powder has already been carefully sifted and thoroughly mixed with our flour. Cuts miring time in half . . . saves money, too. Yes, and that leavening we’ve added does wonders in the oven. Just try a sack today.' OUR BILLY Packed in Pinstriped Towel Bags. *, Wholesale Distributor THOMAS & HOWARD CO. NEWBERRY, S. C. Card of Thanks I wislT r to thank each and every one in the West Clinton -comunity for the food given us when we were in dire need. I will be forever grate ful to all of you. May God bless you all. Mrs. Pauline Harrison and children. CASH LOANS ON AUTOMOBILES $50 to $1,000 or More SERVICE LOAN & FINANCE CO. Phone 7-J West Main St. COMPARE OUR RATES BEFORE YOU BORROW Owen Boys Discharged Sgt. W. R. Owen, formerly sta tioned in Pamamct, has received his discharge from the army on poinis. E. E. Owens, who was awarded the Bronze Star and Purple Heart,--has received his discharge frontrthe. ffirpv on points. O. D. Owen, of the navy, is at home on a ten-day furlough. They are sons of- Mrs. W. E. Owen. Little Girls Celebrate Birthdays Mona Cannon and Beverly Buz hardt celebrated their third and sixth birthdays, respectively, with a party at the home of their grandmother, Mrs. J. H. Crowe. During the afternoon games were played. Refreshments were served the twenty-five little guests enjoying the occasion. Glad you drifted over...Have a Coke . •. refreshment time for the younger set Wherever the gang gets together, the words Hmv* * Cokt play a big part in the fun. Whether it’s served from the family refrigerator or from a bucket of ice down at the pier, Coca-Cola draws a smile from everyone. Keep a supply of Coca-Cola on hand. SOTTUD UNDER AUTHOMTY OP TNI COCA-COU COMPANY BY T GREENWOOD COCA-COLA BOTTLING CO. 6 a tr* 5