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THE CLINTON CHRONICLE
Poge Five
William Bailey Owens
Wins Ensign Rank
In Coast Guard
WEEK-END TRIPS . . VISITORS . . ILLNESS
Among the officers commissioned
on July 18 at the U. S. Coast Guard
academy’s reserve training school,
New London, Conn., was Ensign Wil
liam Bailey Owens, son of Mrs. Wil
liam Bailey Oweris and the late Mr.
Owens of this city.
joined the coast guard as an appren
tice seaman in December, 1942, at
Chattanooga, Tenn., and served at
various shore stations until Septem
ber, 1944, when he was Transferred j
!to the USS Deaborn. *
“was a patrol frigate built in Duluth, ! Items of Interest Concerning Clinton Residents
Minn., and commissioned in Charles- - 1 . -
ton. I went aboard one day after the
commissioning and was attached to, Cpl. and Mrs. Gary Holcomb are Enoree, Wdodruff and Bennettsville.
BRIEFS...ABOUT THE PEOPLE YOU KNOW
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the darjj^ge .control party as a spe- visiting their parents in Cross An-; Lt. Robert M. Vance of the navy,|
cialist chemical warfare. Our chief chor and Campobello. stationed at the University of South
The new ensign received his 1 ,work was weather-' patrol in the an( j M rs Floyd ifitt and son, ,Carolina in Columbia, spent the
schooling in Clinton. He graduated North Atlantic, with Boston as our Bobbie Joe, of Spartanburg, are ^eek-end with his parents, .Mr. and o
fmm in low a r,H port. spending this week with the forfhePs Mrs - R - B - Vance. t
We’d stay at sea about three parents, Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Hitt. Dr. John W-. Harris, member of
, weeks and put into shore for one,” Mrs. Frances Mackey of McCor- the . college faculty, has moved his
The young Officer, who is musical-: con tj nue d Ensign Owens. “It was mick, W as the week-end guest of f am 'ly hep-e from Spartanburg. The <►
ly inclined, was employed by the,(rough duty, fpr the weather wast bad Mrs. M. G. Woodworth and Miss ftarrise.s are occupying the residence
Graybar Electric company, Atlanta, i a i m0 st without exception. At times Betty W*oodwortfL ‘ ■ on E - Calhoun avenue, formerly oc-
for more than five and a half years we were assigned to plane guard T t M T n cnent
prior to his entry into the sevice. He I duty _ particularly during the period X J, a 0wens P
" ”^' when many aircraft were being flown | m '
from Clinton *high school in 1932 and home port
attended the Georgia School of Tech- |
nology in Atlanta for four years
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CLINTON REALTY
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B. H. Boyd B. Hubert Boyd
Phone 6
over the Atlantic to European fronts.
Mr. and Mrs. Gaston Wilder of
Ouf job consisted of patrolling a McCormick, and Mrs. J. B. Wilder
specified area to aid and facilitate SP 60 * . Sunday in Spartanburg with
the rescue of plane cretos which!® (Ir - and Mrs - **• A - Mahr and Mrs -
might be forced down. 'iJack Dillard.
“Wte went as far as the Azores,
Greenland, Davis Straits and Ber-
Miss Rosa Mahaffey, who is at
tending sumniier school at Columbia
cupied by Mjqs. H. E. Sturgeon.
Ensign William Bailey Owens of
the coast guard,. Mrs. Owens and
little daughter of Atlanta, Ga., are
spending several days with the for
mer’s mother, Mrs. William Bailey
Owens.
Dan Yarborough of* Wilmington, N.
C., is spending a week’s vacation
with His family here. # i
muda, but our work was rather of a j college, spent the week-end at home, i Pfc. William B. Glenn left Satur-
routine nature,” concluded the en- Capt. Allen C. McSween left yes- da y Miami Beach, Fla., for two
sign. . ; terday for Fort Bragg, N. C., where weeks rest and reassignment.
The newly-commissioned officer he has been assigned, after spending S ta ffSst- John L. Mimnaugh of
wears the American theater and Eu- the past 30 days with Mrs. McSween G ® ^ b ° a ’. ^ 9;’ spent lhe week *;
ropean theater of operations ribbons. and other relatives here and in North tn » re u 1 ‘^ ien ' , .
, ... j • »» , rarrkiinn Miss Irene Young has returned
He entered the academy in March as Carolina. . .. „ , r u
a reserve officer candidate. Sgt. and Mrs. Omer Bolt have tak- home after a two weeks stay in Jack-
Ensign Owens’ wife, Mrs. Jeanne, en an apartment in the residence of sonville and Miami,-Fla., making the |
Thomas Owens, and small daughter |J. W. Lawrence on Clay street. trip by plane on the Eastern Airline
i reside in Atlanta. I Mr. and Mrs. George Smeath and coa ^ tal route -
son. George. Jr., spent the weekfend Mrs. Eugene Pratt and grandson.,
in Saluda with the former’s mother. | ^ ack ' e Orr, ^of Columbia, are visiting
Misses Anita Cassanova, Jeanjhor mother, Mrs^ Mary Prather, and
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All persons having claims against sand Jackie Wjer have re . her brother. J. P. Prather,
the estate of Jesse Jiles West, de~ turned from a vacation stay at Mel- Lewis Bagwell, Jr., seaman second
ceased, are herby notified to file the |bourne, Fla. class, of the naval air station in Jack-
same dulv verified with the under- : Mrs. W. M. Hughes is spending sonville, Fla., spent the week-end
signed, and those' indebted to said this week in Honea Path with her w.th hts parents, Mr. and Mrs^Lewis
••• • ■ - parents and in the mountains of, »«*s wc “-
North Carolina. Jimmie Nichols spbnt last week in
Miss Colie Summer spent the A ^ an ^ a< ^-’ a - with his aunt and j
week-end at Her home in Chappells. ' un cle, Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Norris, Jr.,
Mrs. W. D. Campbell and children | Mrs. Earl Payne and baby of Lau-i
of Columbus, Ohio, are visiting her rens ' spent the week-end with Mr.
parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Vance. ! ar >d Mrs. Fred Whitlock. Miss Guy-
Friends of Mrs. M. Cassanova willj ne ^ e P a y ne of GoldviUe, was also ai
be interested to know she is cohva- 8 ues * of the Whitlocks,
lescing in the St. Francis hospital in 1 ^ r - and Mrs. Charles T. Marks or
Greenville, where she recently un- Spartanburg, were the guests of Miss |
derwent an operation. [Margaret Blakely for the week-end. j
Mrs. Hattie Blankenship left Mon- Major W illiam M. Blakely of
day to spend a month’s vacation with C arn P Gordon, Ga., spent the week-
iher son in Gulfport, Miss. rnodle^, Mrs. R. F.
! Mrs. M. J. Ferqueron of McCor- Blakely. ^
imick, is visiting her daughter, Mrs. | Mrs. S. S. Frith has returned to her
! H. M. Young, and Mrs. Young. home alter being a hospital patient
; Mrs Margaret McFadden has re-, in reenvi ^ e - .
turned from a month’s visit to her Chaplain W. Q. Grigg, Mrs. Grigg
'sisters in Manning. , ,. and Quay Grigg, Jr., of Statesville,
Mr. and Mrs. John Allen Dugan N; C., spent several days last week
and daughter, Marsha, of Hartsville, Mrs. Griggs mother, Mrs. Metta
i spent several days last week with St° ne - Chaplain Grigg has recently
(Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Neighbors. .returned from service in the Pacific,
i Rev. and Mrs. J. M. Dick of Ra- Be left here for Charleston where he
1 leigh, N. C., are spending several W ‘ P re P ort tor reassignment,
i weeks here. I ^ rs - Harris has returned
Frank B. Coleman, III, has re-1 ^ er ^ orne * n . Sandersville, Ga.,
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turned to his home in Atlanta, Ga., at * e a v * sd ^ er daughter, Mrs.
after spending the past two weeks Lawrence Davis,
with Frank Falls Hicks, Jr., and ac- ^ ir f inia Babb is visiting
companied the Hicks family to Myr- ^ ri 5. nds ln , °l te ’ G ’’ week -
tie Beach for a stay of several days. ' ^ r * anc ^ ^* rs * ^ arn Stone and son,
Dr. and Mrs. A. E. Spencer left Donn 'e. of Charleston, are spending
(Monday for Bon darken, N. C., v i^ ek w l}^ tbe ^ ormer s mother,
i where they will spend some time. i Mrs. Metta Stone, and family. |
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Rub 2 tobtapoom fa# brto 2 cup*
M#f-n«fag flour. Boot tagofbor I
•gg, 3 fobfayoooc «vgor and 44
cup milk. Combino wMi Hour by
ctirring until imooHi for about W
minuto. Than boat vigoroudy for
W minuto. Sproad In a lightly
groatod 8* * 8* doop cako pan.
Proparo a topping mixturo by
rubbing togothor 2 toWotpoon*
fat, 2 teaspoon! mlf-riting flour,
Vi teaspoon cinnamon, 16 cup
sugar, chopped nufs if a valla bio
and sprinkte on tho top of H*o
batter. 8ako in a hot ovon, 400*,
for 22 minutes. (AM noiursuwh
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Whipped vp !■ a (Iffy
with ••Iff-riflag ffU«r
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 mixing time in
half 1 . . saves' money, too. Yes*
and that leavening we’ve added
does wpnders in the oven. Just try
a sack today.
Friends of Ann Kohler, daughter ? abb and s £ n ‘ J ames
of Rev. and Mrs. J. H. Kohler, will Wri ght, and Mrs. Sara Z. Wright
regret to know she suffered a broken are £P endln g this week at Myrtle
arm injury in a fall Saturday. x 3 , ' ~ „
Mrs. R. N. White of Winston- f M i s - T - G - dodgers and daughter,
Salem, N. C., is visiting her parents, l) * ^P a *tanbuig, spent Sunday with
,Mr. and Mrs. A. O’Daniel. ^ lrs - Rodgers aunt - M rs - R - F Blake-|
i Mrs. H. C. Suber and son, Gerald,
electricians mate of the navy, visit- Mr. a nd Mrs. Henry Neverman of
ed Mr. and Mrs. John Nance Suber Franklin V a are visiting the lat-
in Newberry last week. For a short ^. 0I s 1 rnot ^ r , Mis. C. Q. Holland, and;
while Gerald will be located at the ^ ami Neverman recently re- j
receiving station in Charleston. ceived an honorable discharge from
Mrs. Conway Twitty of Rock Hill, the arm y aft er serving the past year,
spent the week-end with her parents, as a serg e a nt in the Medical corps.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert S. Owens. ! . Mlss Sara Stone has accepted a po-
Dr. John W. Harris attended the Mt '^ n Wlt h Jacobs Press.
annual senate meeting of the Na- ar 15* Fred Oxley, Mrs.
tional Beta club held Saturday in ia ~. Pd lf T ’ Misses Florence Adair
Atlanta. Dr. Harris is secretary- ^ lse Neighbors are spending)
treasurer of the organization. week at FoR y Beach.
Miss Marion Pitts of Camp Ton-A- Mr and Mrss. Edward Brogdon j
Wcind^h, N. C„ spent the week-end f" d r Mrs Mdler of Sumter, visited j
at home. the former s daughter-in-law, Mrs. I
Miss Edna Earl Workman 0f.J a J nes Brogdon, ffiis week.
Greenville, spent the week-end with L,t. James Brogdan of Camp Fan-
her mother, Mrs. Earle Workman. ^ xas ’ r , ls s J >end ' ng several days
Mrs. Brewer Dixon and son. Kelly, *’ lth Mrs ' Brogdon and little daugh-
of Talledega, Ala., are visiting Mrs. 1 .
Dixon’s mother, Mrs. C. M. Bailey. |.
Friends 1 of B. L. King will be in-
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Miss Marjorie Miller of Greenville, i |f rested to k iK>w he is a patient at
spent the week-end with her parents, a ^ s p ^ p,ta L, . , , _
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Miller. M ,s s Mai y Blakely of Ora, is con-
H. M. Wise of Jacksonville,. Fla., valesci " g at Hays hospital following
spent the week-end here with Mrs. | a cecent aRRendec^omy.
Wise, who is visiting her parents, tK MlS ‘ s Franc ®f Uldnck is spending
Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Vance. H 115 ^ eek ,n the mountains of North
Mrs. Ace Workman and daughter, I Ca '‘ ) ina . . D1 . , . ,, ,
Barbara. Mrs. Ben Workman and Miss Margaret, Blakely is able to be
Mrs. Clyde S. Lankford are spending ,? ut a “ er being confined to her home
this week at Myrtle Beach. , | f ® r the P ast f,ve weeks because of
Miss Margaret Brown spent the 1 .... _
weekend in Gaffney with her family. I f iIl ^ s Muiam Donnan visited
Major and Mrs. Charles R. Work- fne, ? ds m Gre c nv ‘ R e a few days this
man of Orlando, Fla., are spending |Wee ‘
two weeks with their parents, Mr.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Little and little
and Mrs. J. Reed Todd and C. Reeder, g , randdaugh T te t , '’ 1 , of Greenwood, vis-
Workman in Goldville. ( ited Mrs. Little s mother, Mrs. Gus
Mrs. James Bradley has returned av ldson ’ * a ^ d s *ster, Mrs. J. M.
from a three weeks’ visit with her D ° T n t na T n ’ on S u unday - ,
daughter in Columbia. ( ! - Lt : Lykes Hend erson left Monday
Mrs. Harry Bolick and son, Harry,
for Miami, Fla., for two weeks of
Jr., returned last week from Colum- rest and rea: * s iSnment, after spend-
bus, Ga., where they spent tw9j in f. e pa ' st tw< ? ^ on | hs at home-
months with Lt. Bolick, who was / Mrs Thornwell Dunlap of Laurens.
stationed there attending school. 11! v ! sltmg her slster ’ Mrs - Lawrence
Mrs. J. R. Poag is spending “ avis -
month’s vacation with her daughter
in Inman and relatives in Rock Hill.
M. M. Freeman spent last week-
Miss Evelyn Ann Jonejs ol Green
ville, is the guest this week of ..Miss
Grace Young.
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