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Thursday, August 2, 1945 THE CLINTON CHRONICLE Page Seven WEST CLINTON SOCIAL AND PERSONAL NEWS MRS. JOE CAMPBELL, Correspondent and Representative Senate Ratifies Mr. and Mrs. Brevard Patterson had as their guest the past week Mrs. John Ivey of Laurens. Sgt. Willie Lawson of Fort Riley, years old August 15th iel James, Mrs. Bill Bridwell andi Mrs. Ed Young celebrated years old August 11th. J. E. Me- HOME FRONT: iLendon, Jr., will be one year old .. D August 12th. I House Buyers Revolt Magdalene Leopard will be seven. War-boomed realty inflation prices lH0rl(] vRAMCr PEACE TALK CROWS AS ALLIES POUND JAPS daughter, Joy, of Tucapau, spent the birthday Monday, week-end with relatives here. ^ Mrs. E. M. McElhannon has a - Joe Deaton, Ben Wilkerson and birthday August lj)th. _ I has re*-’ Kansas, has been promoted to tech-i Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Barton of Spar-, Peggy Edwins will be seveft “years nicaj sergeant. ^ ! tanburg, spent Thursday with Mr. old August' 20th 1 are being punctured on the West her coast by a buying public that has become choosey ^nd harder to^sell. Washington, July 28. The senat t-va a»*-k 1 f Miss Cleo Hooper spent the week end with Miss Minnie Lou Burnette at South Clinton. (Continued from page one') ‘Cilities in thejaost^wae-peribd. ^ 4. Surrender of all war criminals- ThiV'buvVrs^ re"bell'idn~o*f ^hoinea thundered «* to 2 approval Saturday Anent popular discussion over the inis buyers rebellion or nomes . T . , N ti charter setting status of the Mlkado - the Sydney ted in pnees in San FMn^ (,t J/ ie united .'Nations cnarter. seui g commenting on oeace oAssibili- Hsro Anglos and PortlTnd inThotion the machinery for a world f un ’ commenting on peace posyioui cisco. Angeles ana roniana . ties,, editorialized: Hirohito still i» fallin^. om 10 per cent and ‘ ‘ ’ the god-emperOr. By one stroke oC with little interest being 1 shown ex- * e(> P • a pen he could relieve Japan s terror ce P t when bargains are offered. So * »roU call be and make There is every rea- far Seattle is selling at peak war fore jam packed galleries. 89 senators voted loudly and clearly for Amen-r -son to believe that' U. S. policy u prices, when sales are made. can^rtTcIpation in'a *50-nation Tea- P r »P a ^n« him for that part in the Realtors state that the buyers rej g ue f ounde d primarily on the prin- diama ^ ^ ap- — ' ^ ^id and Mrs. Fred Graves. J Susie McElhannon will be thirteen Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Longshore of years old August 22nd. South Clinton, were week-end guests Mrs. J. H. Littleton celebrated her Mr. and Mrs. George Smith of:of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Dunaway. 67th birthday yesterday, and her Martin, Ga., spent the past/-week J T. Sgt. and Mrs. Horace Guest SO n, R. H. Littleton also had a birth- with Mr. and Mrs. -A. R. jVester. of Cherry Point, N. C., are spending day yesterday . . n. . , . , . _ They were accompanied home by a furlough w*th their parents. i Allen Edmonds will have a birth- i- '°« c 1S u that ^ ple of unitecl action by the 1 mted surrender now Cmtain Zacha • Chrij.opher Davenport, day August 7th, and Carlie Mmond,^ Britain. Russia. ^CapUrn^^ first class, left Tuesday for Charles-, yin celebrate his birthday Aug. 10. ^ t uyiiiintr and China - __ i trous course o.f the w*r for \iooon ton where he will be assigned to fur- * July 25th was Miss Grace Isen- Poftwar model and are mot willing 0nly ^ senators Langer. Re-! t ' 0 °^ S t ^ 0Ur ^ the^overwh^min^ 1 ^-' ther duty • bower’s birthdav ! t0 lnveSt much ca P ltal m P rewar publican of,North Dakota, and Ship- P^^ted out. the overwhelming po- Mrs. David Owens and sonT^t'^Pv, Samuel R. Harris.ot Buckley » tal , ‘* ad - sa ' d deS President Field Colo had a birthdav July 29 ' dream house o( the h » s ■•No” to a ratitlcMion action, revers-; v '' wen •'resident 1. limans inerai ^ l Lester°Tuck«' *will^iave a btrthdlay !°T tZ'^meT” i " 8 ,h<: ^ th ' c senote “tablished .nS" ^ugM C m as?url ’Sk <satnrdnv l ^ or priced older homes. 25 years ago when it rejected Wood- render i'. ancl sou ght to a. sure xne J. R. Williamson was 58 years' Dealers are upset because they row Wilson’s League of Nations. ! Jhar^rrende^ha^ 1 had" hiitorSal old July 27th. i believe that bright forecasts .re So complete was the senates ap-, ' ha * ^msof premature and the public is being proval of the charter that not a res- ( s , " bl means ot led into false hopes. They cite the ervation or amendment was offered! ^ au »^ announcement of Henry Kaiser’s an- to the document drafted at the San I 1 s ’ J P Mr. and Mrs. John Tucker of Fort Bragg, N. C., are spending sev eral days With Mrs. Mable Tucker. Dorsie Turner was the week-end S S guest of Charles E. Brown, S. 1c in Greenwood., Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Reese and Mr. In appealing to Japanese leader* last weelc with her sister, Mrs. Jack Anderson, in Spartanburg. Mrs. An derson and daughters returned with her for a visit. 4 Ms. Robert Reid and son left today for Fort Meade, Md., where Pfc. Haskell Williamson had a and Mrs. J. M. Willis visited Mrs.!she will join Sgt. Reid for the pres-!birthday July 28th. Reese’s mother, Mrs. .t | Wattsville Sunday. Fowler, in ent. Faye Quinn will be eleven years William King qf Greenwood, spent 0 ld August 17. Rebecca Quinn will nouncement of an ideal home for Francisco conference of 50 nations, i ^ contain .Leroy Milwood of Whitmire, visi- the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. be five years old August 19th. ! $5,000. They say this same house When Senator McKellar, D .emo-, . -The Iminese lead edt Mr. and Mrs. O. R. Shephard Henry King. ’ I Mrs. Cleveland L a n c a s t e r andi would have to be sold fWtn crat, of Tennewe«, th« presiding Friday. ! Mr and Mrs. W. A. Hamilton and Miss Inez Lancaster had birthdays! $7,500 to $8,000. so buyers are wait- j fleer announced the v.ite, the ga -, q{ Japan followed Pfc. Charlie Giles has returned children of Lenoir, City, Tenn., were j u iy 25th. ing and prices are returning to nor- leries were unexpectedly silent / after * spending 16 months overseas recent visitors of Mr. and Mrs. N. Augpst 1st was the birthday of rnal. and is spending a furlough with Mrs. | W. Bigham. Cedi McCoy. S. 1c. r , rb\ri.' , r>ivr»x»cr tTU , a? , T Tr \jl*ill hp fmh- vpars IrU V iTltjCj 1 I Giles. Pfc. and Mrs. Giles spent 1 Pvt. Joe Caldwell is spending a ^jf^jdSibbs, Jr., will be fodr years several days with Mr. and Mrs. C. (urlough with Mrs. Caldwell after |0 id August 6th. M. Giles in Woodruff recently. 'spending 12 months in the Pacific. Misses Sara Riser and Ruby Long Mrs. Florence Splawn and Miss Brithday Dinner I Spectators packed, two deep around by a dictated peace^ The other is un- the walls, inclucjed. many men and condituma/ surrender with its at- iwomen in unifwlT t A eddant b ^" edts as laid down b y ^ : The histafy-making'Yatiflcation ac- antu Charter, tion came after six days of discus- ^ P r f sent tbere are still some influential people in the United wefe'* week-end guests of Mr. and Florence Cogdill spent Friday with Q n Sunday Mrs. N. W. Bigham Terence was held at Mackinac Is- ators outlined their views. Mrs. Jack Griffin in Greenwood. j Mr. and Mrs. Robert Nelson in Char- gave a birthday dinner in honor of land - Mich., to help win adoption jhandful were critical of cha i A/.*• I Of the world peace charter framed vi Charter Approved The 37th annual governors’ con- sion in which applroximately 60 sen- ^ ^ ® Only^ a states who would not like to see the barter-pro- destruction of Japan. But; mip pa- S. Sgt. Arthur Sanders of Shep-Uotte, N. C 'Mr.' Bigham "who was celebrating j ot the world peace charter framed j'^.ons .although proponents cau- ^ce. too.^s ^bmits. hard Field, Texas, is home on a, Oliver Williamson is home a «er his birthday, and her grandson, W. A.| at San Francisco by 50 participating , oned that.it was not a perfect doc U) ^ ^ soupd and sober frulough ’ ! finishing a cou^se in school under the iHamiUon j r . - nations and to deliberate on P° s * im^lran accent ince of the char a dvice of counselors will convince Mr. and Mrs. Arlee Huey and sons bill of righte, in Philadelphia Pa. , ^ war problems. The conference last- ! ter ^ s the fi rs t P b V any maior na- tht> Neatest humanitarian of Enoree, spent Wednesday with! Edward Huey, S. 2c, has finished, Birthday Party Given • ed three days. ten^ Nicaragua and El SaK-aSor a ^»"8 that the destruction of. Mr. and Mrs. John Huey. |his boot training at Williamsburg,; ^ [ * ar ft th' Forty-three state and territorial | a ° one t he smaller"Utes DrevVously everything which supports the Japa- governors were present. Among the i. * en a ' roval ' nese war potential is the only way speakers was Comdr- Harold E. ] w * en ^ Britain PraMe and . to tenmnate the war " Stassen, former governor of Mmne- loc , car Meanwhile, the American military Mrs. Claud Smith, Misses Merlene;Va., and spent seven days with Mrs.' Carolyn Guest celebrated her 8th Shelnut anl Lavonia King were visi-; Huey. birthday with a party Saturday af- tors in Greenville Thursday. i Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Braswell, Jr., ; ternoon. Mrs. Henry King and children vis- -nd children of Greenwood and A number of little girls and boys ited her sister, Mk. Florence Mogan,: Mr. and Mrs. Ray Brllgg of Go,dvitle.. enjoyed the games pU^ «» «»! ^erSh SST.^^r^ ^ *' T — — *• were guests of l^r. dnd Mrs. *J. E. l3wn directed by Miss Sylvin dtss j setion, mschinery will be set in mo peace talk When Great Britain. France and a hZFaooc.r, xukw.ci Rvyvcw.v,* u* !majority of the lesser powers who ^ , , , . . sota, who played a key role on the citrn „ H at <;an ir ranr i Sf . n rafifv th; , t and naval chieftains maintained their pressure against the en^my. giving j cisco - tion for-establishment of a league; b [ r ^ _ nd _ 1 breatb ‘ n $ s P t>11 despite the Misses Mary Sue and Vernon Refreshments of pink lemonade Governor Dewey of New York, at geared to attempt settlement of Wilkerson of Ayarsville Ga., spent with wafers were served, after which: a press conference, urged speedy temational disputes by peaceful the week-end with relatives here 'the gifts were opened by Carolyn. adoption of the charter without res- me ans, but to use force if these fail. Cpl. William King, who recently ^“ _ ervations. , The forces would be made avail- * - - PA'RTTVFT* ab ^ e through agreements by nations L. ADI In Li 1 . ^ council. President Truman m ^ w a w ^ Five New Members assured the senate before it voted VV | VV 1 -/k at Lake Murray recently. . _ Miss Edith Slaton of Iva, is vis- Baswell, Sr., during the week-end. weH iting Misses Mary, Betty Jean and Dorothy Rowe. George McGinnis spent several days recently with his uncle, H. W., -r - - * , nm th* Childers, in Chester. : returned from overseas, is spending Among Mr. and Mrs. J. N. Nix spent the a furlough with Mrs. King. He Mrs. R. L. Yarborough is ill at her week-end with Mr. and Mrs. John will report to Camp Gordon, Ga.,'home. r Whitlock in Whitmire. {or reassignment. Little Judy Laney has been ill Pvt. Earl Gregory of Camp Croft,j- Mr. and Mrs. William Thorne and several days, spent the week-end with his par- small daughter, Sandra, of Oak Geneva Gossett is ill. AIR MAIL — Cockle finish paper, large and small envelopes. Chron icle Pub. Co. ., . . , - v that any agreements of this nature .^'. h would be submitted to congress ,n “appropriate legislation” for its ap- Byrnes as secretary of state and the wv- K— | “ » ’ — ; . .. ' swearing in of four new appoint- , . ents, Mr. and Mrs. Walker Gregory. I Ridge, Tenn., spent several days Aaron Gossett, son of Mr. and ments p re sident Truman’s official P rovai Mr. and Mrs. Jessie Reece of near with Rev. and Mrs. W. B. Thorne. Mrs. George Gossett, is suffering j arn jjy ^as in fact as well as name , , — , c Clinton, spent the week-end with Mrs. Thorne and daughter remained with an injured hand. Mrs. Gossett become reconverted. NCW rOOCl btampS Mr. and Mrs. Henry Russ. for a visit has been ill the past week. j ^ Mrs. John Campbell and daugh-! Mrs. Naravis Sanders and children, Mrs. Carol Samples is confined to “yrn elected t0 ^ house ArG ter, Patricia, visited Mrs. Lula Miles Mildred and Paul, Sgt. and Mrs. bed with an injured foot. nf renresentatites in 1911 and r- T 7 "* h r,v,P in Union recently. J- B. Bouknight and son, Billy, ot Mrs. Vernon Guest is improving representatives in igil and Five m0 re red stamps and five Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Leopard at- Chester, spent Wednesday with Mrs. alter being ill. TteWor'the sena^ He was^lected r 0 ^ stamps ' al l in t ^ Var Ratlun tended the funeral of ’the infant! Hall King. S r Misses Elsie Tucker and Dons f ^ for sena 1 t n e ' He , W , aS 6 „ Book4becamegoodforthepurcha.se daughter of Mr. and Mrs. M. L.' Miss Norma Howell of Spartan- McKeller are recuperating after a to the senate in an uring 0 f rationed foods yesterday, August Butler near Saluda recently. burg, visited her parents. Rev. and tonsil operation at the local hospital second term resigne o ecome a fi rst Mr, and Mrs’. Ed Young and chil- Mrs. D. C. Gregory, Saturday. Friday. i ^9^ to^Md^^ation’s war i,n EaCh t° f the * tamps wil1 be dren were visitors in Greenwood Mrs. Clevelcind Lancaster and Mrs. 1 * Mrs., Wm. Cannon is a patient at ,n 8 m 1942 to head t. e jq points, making a torai of 50 ml Sunday • f nez Lancaster spent the week-end the local hospital undergoing treat- ag enci es. points, which will be good for the M’s E C Edwins and daugh- with Mr. ahd Mrs. Codgill in Lau- ment of an injury. Others who have taken over cab- , purchase of rationed meats, butter, ter spent three weeks with rela- Tens- / j Mrs. Maggie Mason returned from inet duties include Clinton P. An- margarine, cheeses, lard, shortening Pvt. James Parkman and S. Sgt. the Gerteral hospital in Greenville CHECKED IN 7 DAYS WITH LIQITD for MALARIAL SYMPTOMS Take only as directed 666 tive$ ih Orangeburg recently. Mrs. J. B. Steele of Charleston, Albert Miller of Camp Gordon, Ga., Monday and is improving, is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. j s P en t the week-end with Mrs. Park- Friends of Mrs. J. L. Roland of Lee Fields. S-Sgt. Steele has been man. Laurens, formerly of this city, are transferred to Parris Island. ; Misses Louise Snipes, Sarah Ellen sorry to know’ she is in a serious T. Sgt. Ralley W. Smith has re- a nd Barbara Nell Morris of New- condition at the Laurens hospital turned’ after spending six months berry, spent the week-end with Miss suffering with a broken hip she re overseas, and is a patient at the Claa Jean Berry. ceived in a fall last week. Lawson General hospital in At- j Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Davis and son lanta, Ga. He is spending a fur- of Vaucluse, spent the week-end with Child-Ledford lough with his sister, Mrs. Ruby,Mrs. Leila Smith. j Qf interest to friends is the an- Moore. Mr. and Mrs. Victor Mattox spent nouncement of the marriage of Miss Sgt. Oscar Vincent left Saturday several days in Asheville, N. C., re- Buddie Child of this community and for Miami, Fla., for reassignment, cently. Wyatt Ledford, S. P. 3c, formerly of Mrs. C. A. Owens of North Au- R ev - and Mrs. D. C. Gregory spent Jacksonville, Fla., and Central, which gusta, S. C., is spending the week the week-end in Bowman. Rev. was solemnized at the home of the with Mr. and Mrs. Pressley Chaney. Gregory conducted the funeral of 0 ffi C]a ting minister, Rev. Landreth. Mrs. W. R. Price is visiting her D- H. Weathers. » in Central on July 21, with only -a daughter, Mrs. H. E. Herring, in _ Mrs. Betty Lawson and Catherine f ew friends witnessing the impressive ring ceremony. The bride was attractively dressed an outfit of James F. Byrnes appointment met prompt senate approval. derson, until now a congressman from New Mexico, who became sec- Marie\ta, Ga. -^Dunaway and Mrs. Edward Thomas Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Nix spent'are spending the week with Rev.; the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. | and Mrs. Algie Lawson in Macon,' for the occasion in William Campbell in Anderson. iGa . . | powder blue with white accessories. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Adams and' Miss Jo Sullivan visited Mr. and the onlv dauehter of Mrs. Roy family, Mrs. H. A. Adams visited Mrs. Lewis Giles in Greenwood Sun- w _ Mr. and Mrs. P. D. Watkins in day. 1 . . , .. Greenwood Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Lancaster) ^ he bnde T gr00 T m J, tbe s . 0 V lf retary of agriculture; Lewis B. Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Adams and spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.!and Mrs. Joe Ledford of Central. &h llenback former sena t 0 r from family recently visited relatives in Joe Miner in Woodruff. He was recently discharged from the Washington and former federal di *. Greenwood. . j and Mrs. Charles Galloway ^ a A v ^' . .. . . . trict court judge, wha was sworn in Ridurd Hampton spent 0l.Camp_Wh5.lw, 0«~ and.U«M.jitter secretary ot labor; Robert E. with Wallace Attaway in Newber ry. Mr. and Mrs. Ansel Wright spent several days the past week with Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Waldrop in Spartanburg. Miss Florence Codgill of the! Announcement i Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Lewis announce State Training school, spent the past Joe McDaniel will speak at Bailey the marriage of their daughter, Fran- three weeks with Mrs. Florence Memorial Methodist 'church Sunday, ces, to Pfc. Coley Styron of Green land salad and cooking oils, and 50 | blue points good for the purchase of rationed processed foods. The new stamps, all good through November 30. are: Red. for meats and fats: FI. Gl, HI. J1 and Kl. Blue, tor processed foods: PI. Ql. Rl. SI, and Tl. . Blue stamps T2. U2. V2, W2, X2, and Red K2, L2, .M2. N2 and P2 ex pired July 31. Hard of Hearing? Ourine Home Test Aids Thousands Thanks to an easy no-risk hearing test, many thousands who have been tem porarily deafened now say they hear well again. If you are bothered by ringing, buzzing head noises due to hardened or coagulated wax (cerumen!. try the i Ourine Home Method, test. You must hear better after making this simple test or you get your money back at once Ask about Ourine Ear Drops today at SMITH’S PHARMACY “The Rexall Store” IF . . . you want to sell to get the most money for vour car— IF . . . you want to buy to get the most car for your money— See Giles Chevrolet Co. Sales — Service Phone 26 e ville, spent the week-end with Mr. Jains of North Carolina Mr. and Mrs. Hannegan of st LouiSi chairman of and Mrs. A. G. Galloway. Ledford will make their home in ^ n 0 m rt or a tir National committee. Miss Verlee Galloway spent se v- Phila delphia, Pa., where he is em eral days with her grandmother, Mrs. j P*°>' ed - Josephine Lanford, in Greenville. ' - » Lewis-Styron BENJAMIN & SONS PLUMBING •• ••• HEATING SERVICE Telephone 117 WE ARE HUNTING TROUBLE Splawn. r August 5, at the evening service at Mrs. J. T. Lokey spent the week (7:30 o'clock. The public'is cordially with Mr. and Mrs. Frank McGee in invited to attend. Norway the Democratic National committee, who became postmaster general, and Tom Clark, an assistant attor ney general from Texas, who as sumed the post of attorney general. Andeyon, -upon taking office, promised to bring about an improve ment in" the food situation. Harold Stroud is visiting his grandmother, Mrs. Katie Marler, in Union. I Mrs. Lee Wooten has returned home after visiting relatives in Greenville. She was accompanied Birthdays and Anniversaries July 30th was Mrs. Brevard Pat- Iterson’s birthday. wood. The ceremony was performed by pOOD CROPS: ‘Rev. Horace Benjamin at Coronaco,j in the presence of a few close Frost r actor friends July 21. ^ pea canners have been j The bride wore Navy -blue with ab i e t© keep their promise that they MissYarahTurner had a birthday white ^eslftrie*. Her corsage was W ould process more than in 1944, July 25th ' sweethea rt fjj^s. other canners, hampered by not so Mrs. Carroll Samples celebrated 1 Pvt.'gtyrofem^of Mr. and Mrs. favorable growing conditions may her birthday yesterday. A 1 i c e L. D. Styron' 6f’ Greenwood, was a fall short of their goal As late a. old German prisoner three months and April, all processors believed that I seventeen days. He will report to they would have record runs. home by Mr. and Mrs. William Payne and children, Mrs. Tom Hun-;^ am P les be four years nicutt and daughter, Marian. (August 26th. Mr. and Mrs. C. T. James were Carl Wilson, S. 2c, of Charleston, | Miami, Fla., for reassignment called to Abbeville on account of bad a birthday July ^Sth. the serious (rillness of Mrs. James’ 1 Lonnie Osborne will be one year mothfef MrsT G. D. Hill. Mrs. James old J" 1 ? 2 8th. Charles W. Foster. 6-, died sud- remained. ^ - ' Bobbie Nell Charles Foster Apparently the canners will reach their allotment on canned fruits, but if they do, the winter supply of fruits will be short. It looks instead Mr. and iArs. James Thornton y ears °* d tomorrow. Bobbie Nell Wright will be pine denly Saturday night at the home of as jf some fresh fruits will be put his daughter, Mrs. Ruth McGinnis, on the market at the expense of the canned items. and family of LaFrance were week-! Sandra Ivester will celebrate her on Sloan, street. He was a native end guests of Mr and Mrs Charlie third birthday August 5th. I of Union county, but had made hiS ( Barker. 1 i Miss Helen Barker celebrated her home in Clinton for J4 years. He br j te Robert Adams, James Craine, Mrs. O. R. Rollins and daughter, 1 13t h birthday yesterday. I was a member of the Baptist churclv Barbara, spent the week-end with Mrs - Gladys South has a birthday He is survived by his wife, Mr* Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Cameron in Co- August 4th. 1 , . Martha foster; two sons and one lumbia. 1 Gary Allen Huey will be eight daughter, W. L. Foster, J. H. Foster, Mrs. James Kernells of Ware,y ear s old August 4th. Shoals, is spending the week with Joty 20th was Alice Gregory’s 6th her daughter, Mrs. James Yarbor- birthday Victor Mattox and Birckie Stroud. ough. Steve Neal has returned home after spending several months with his grandmother, Mrs. J. J. L. Smith, in Salem. 1 • * ^ Pvt. Ansel Wright of Gulfport, Miss., has received an honorable dis charge. Mr. and Mrs. David James, Dan- »■ Card of Thanks and Mrs. Ruth McGinnis; 11 grand- We wish to thank our friends and children and three brothers, John, neighbors for their kindness and Zack and \ ernon Foster. sympathy shown at the death of our! Mrs Claud Sides has a birthday | Funeral se n rv ' c t ei 4 -7 r n t.^ d husband and father. C. W. Foster August 7th. i day afternoon at 4.30 o clock at thei Patricia Lawson was three years Pentecostal Holiness church, Clinton old Monefay. I Mill, Rev. L. R. Allen in charge, as- !LTa>(te^ JLambert will be seven 1 sisted by Rev. R. J. Finley and Rev. Mrs. Foster and Family Id August 18th. Mrs. H. A. Adams has a birth day August 8th. R. H. Cause. Interment was in Rose- mont cemetery. The following served as pallbearers: Birth Announcement ' McAlister Mr. and Mrs. Walter McAlister announce the birth of a daughter, Betty McLendon will be three Robert Lee Whistle, Robert Ham- Judy Carolyn, July 29 IXIM AI ICE CREAM (Tra^ Mark Registered) A TRULY DELICIOUS DESSERT! , n * Are you having company this week-end? If you are. make it easy on yourself, and at the same time give them a treat. SERVE DIMM AID ICE CREAM—atop a fresh cantaloupe or pie a la mode—or just so. It is al ways refreshing, delicious and creamy! * -it*- Call For DiximaiD Ice Cream from your favorite dealer in Clinton and GoldviUe GREENWOOD CREAMERY CO. V 1 L.-lVK/Wf '