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Thursdoy, August 30, 1945
69th birthday, and it being her first
party, was enjoyed very much. She
received a number of useful gifts.
Refreshments were served.
Birth Announcements
Mann
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Mann an
nounce the brith of a daughter,
Nancy Carol, August 26th.
WEST CUNTON SOCIAL AND PERSONAL NEWS
MRS. JOE CAMPBELL, Correspondent and Representative
Mr. and Mrs. F. D. Lockman have ton, is spending a leave with hisi Chicken Supper Given
sa their guests Mr. Lockman’s sister. 1 parents. , ^ rs - ^, ora ^ e °P^ r d gave a chicken Fields
“»• M *A r L‘T*T 0f L M m G p r , 8 ' L^rd and C^l Mr. and Mr.. G. W.
M J SS ... A ^ el l n .!L?, 12e T„°.! e °L *lt!f \i Juanita Russ. Those present from "ounce t^e birth of
ice cream and cake was served by 1 in 1940, spent three years overseas,
the hostesses. He participated in the Ardennes,
land Rhineland battles and cam-
Service Men’s Column paigns. He received the American
j Grady Smith, coxswain, is spend- Defense service medal with one
:ing a furlolugh with Mrs. Smith af-i Bronze Service star; American The-
left
mire, spent severel days recently l with relatives in Spartanburg:
•with her grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. George Price of Soloman, M
W. D. Sizemore. Tuesday after spending a leav
Mrs. S. B. Snelgrove, Mrs. Marvin Mrs. Price and son, Johnnie,
Loll is and Mrs. Essie Gulley, visited Mr. and Mrs. k Ni Nix, Mrs. Ross
Clyde Kernels, who is a patient at the Marshbanks spent |the week-end with
Woodruff hospital, Monday. Mr. and Mrs. JdhnjAVhitlock in Whit-
Mrs. W. R. Price is visiting her mire.
out of town were Mrs. Ralph Wood Grace Alice, August 19 at the army
Mr. hospital in. Tyler, Texas.
Mrs.i Fields is the former Miss
Pauline Daniels of this community.
Fields an- j n the. Pacific aboard ah LCI (L).
a daughter, Coxswain Smith is the holder of five
and daughter of Greenwood,
w hh| an d Mrs. A. L. Waters and daughter
of Simpsonville.
Among The Sick
Richard Clark is suffering
Mrs. Frank Russ
Funeral services for Mrs.
battle stars. He will return to the
receiving station in Charleston for
reassignment.
is suffering with .
r . | a broken arm he received * Sunday i R uss « ^ w ho died Friday
daughter, Mrs. H. E. Herring in Ma- Charlie and Alfred Barbery of,j n ^ a n w hj]e playing. : county home, were conducted at the j He received seven campaign stars,
rietta, Ga. Greenville, spent the week-end with | Mrs. Minnie Lee Wooten is j m -1 S rave side at Rosemont cemetery Sat- ETO Hbbon, Pre-Pearl Harbor and
Ellis Price, S. 3c. of Yorktown. Va., their parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. !p rov j n g a f^. er being ill the past week, i ur ^ a y-. . * I the Piirple Heart.
spent the week-end with relatives Barbery. j Mrs. Ovell Woody, Miss Etta’ Lou She survived by twp sons, Neal |
here Mr - and ^ rs - Foster and c ra{ jy ( Tom Lee; <?. T. Stone, Mrs. ^ uss Laurens, and Pvt. Richard I g ^ lc Truman Leopard has ar-
’ *' ■" ’ ’' —' !Russ, overseas; one brother, !
Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Lollis
and children and Mrs. Rosa Wright and j R a iph Samples, Miss Loree Tucker, B uss ’ overseas; one
.children of Kings Mountain, N. C.,’A. R. Ivester are improving after I Foc^ett of Whitmire,
fam.lv spent the fceek with Mr. and j ^ ^ n ‘ lvesier are im P rovm 6
Mrs. R. C LolUf, in Honea Path. | were ^week-end^guests of Mr. and being in the p as^ week.
suffering;
Russ
one sister, Mrs.
j ter having served 27 months in the a te^ campaign medal; Eamet medal
navy with 22 months being spent fwith two Bronze service stars.
He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. John
Campbell.
Union Enjoys Party
The Intermediate department of
the Baptist Training union of Cal
vary Baptist church enjoyed a
“Hobo” party Tuesday evening at the
home of Mrs. W. B. Thorn.
Weiners were roasted and during
the evening members called at the
backdoors of the homes represented
for lunch.
Gifts were exchanged by the
group, each member donning what
ever gift they received.
Sgt. Frank Riley has received an
honorable discharge from the army
Frank. after five years in service. He
at the spent almost three years overseas.
i rived home after spending 21 months
Shower For Recent Bride
Lolljc in Honea Path I"'-*'- *>— * oeing in me pasx wee* .lannie Smith of this city.
* f* , , Mrs. J. J. McGinnis. Mrs Kate McDaniel
Pfc. and Mrs. James A. Gann and ~ ‘ wrs >- Okdie .vicnMniei
children of G iffnev were recent Rev ‘ Fred Rowe and §on : ^ lllia rn, W] th an injured leg.
euest- of Mrs. Sarah Gann. Pvt. *^ r ' and ^ rs ‘ Burton Phillips and Helen Tucker is recuperating after.’
Gann has recently received an hon- clau £ hter visite d relative? in Marion, | a tonsil operation at the local hospit- ’ sula Blakely entertained
N. C... Friday. 1^1 i as t week. i . . .Charles Smith, the former Miss Hel- the
overseas and is spending a leave with
his mother, Mrs. Dora Leopard. |
Pvt. Raymond McCoy received an |
orable discharge from the army.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Cannon and
'family. Miss Cora Medlin spent Sun
day with Mr and Mrs. Jimmie Law-
son near Clinton.
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Jarrard and
children of Marietta, are spending Mrs*
Pvt. William E. Gregory of Campj Mrs. John Campbell has been illjen Connally, with a
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i honorable discharge after servine al-i Cement (non-wrinkling), stick’s
Mrs. S. B. Snelgrove and Mrs. Ur- most five years in servcie with 201 eve^rom^ ChlonklePubhco! 6
for Mrs. months overseas. He participated in I .
North Apennines, Rome Arno,
, . v. .. ivirs. aonn
Croft, spent the week-end with hisj^ evera ] days.
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Walker Greg-; Patricia Lawson is ill at the home
or ?- of Mrs. John Campbell.
and Mrs. Coley Gregpry and: william D. Gregory, son of Mr.
shower at Mrs.
Mr.
Friday evening.
After the guests assembled a num
ber of games and contests were en-
miscellaneous Po Vallley, and receivel Eamet cam-
Snelgrove’s home paign medal with three Bronze ser
vice stars.
are
the week with Mr. and Mrs. L. R.
Beaman. They had as their week
end guests Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Bea-
! man of Greenville, and Mr and Mrs.
Troy Wc.Gmureland and .'on. Mickey,
of (Vretr.
Mr. and Mrs W. D Sizemore. Mrs.
T. B. Cranford and sun attended the
funeral of Mrs. Benson Sizemore in
Greenwood Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. C M Giles and chil
dren. Mrs. Charlie Giles and daugh
ter accompanied Pvt. Giles to Au
gusta. Ga . Saturday.
Mr- Willie B. Quinton and Miss
Bernice G:..ves were visitors in Lau-
ren.' Saturday.
W..:c:- King has received an hon
or.mU di-charge from the army re
serve. He will continue to work as
hangar chief at the air base at Long
Island. .V Y.
S-Sgt. J. B. Steele of Parris Is
land. and George Field of Whitmire, , ^ , ,
spent the week-end with Mrs. Steele spent seVeral
... , -. - Pfc. Benjamin O. C^ippbell has
family of Enoree, spent Sunday withj anc j ^Irs. Eugene Gregory, has been i joyed. Each guest remembered Mrs. been given an honorablef discharge |
\V. T. Gregory. Mrs..j]i three weeks. .Smith with a gift. At a late hour, from the army. He entered service j
Woodrow Wilson and sons returned. ; 4
with them for a visit.
Mr.« and Mrs. W. L. Evans and
daughter. Margaret, visited Mr. and
Mrs. C. E. White in Chesnee Supday.
Mr. and Mrs. S. B. Snelgrove and'
son, Don, were visitors in Saluda
Sunday. >
Rev. and Mrs. Fred Rowe and son,!
attended the Fire Baptized confer-i
ence in Iva Saturday.
Mrs. H. A. Adams has returned
home after visiting her sister, Mrs.
P. D. Watkins, who has been ill, in
the Greenwood hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. George Leopard and
son and Mrs. Nancy Gillin of Saluda,
spent the week-end with Mr. and
Mrs. Hubert Leopard.
Charles Windsor, G. M. 3c. of New
York, is ."pending a leave with his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Wind
sor. M-Sgt. Cecil C. Young, brother
days here with them.
Mrs. Sarah Fowler
of
Laurens,
with
find Mr. and Mrs. Lee Fields.
Airs. J. J. Smith and daughter. . . , ..
Nan, and Coxswain and Mrs. Grady ff'" al , d e a - v * rec<!n,, >'
Smith visited Mr. and Mrs. Royce Mr ., and Jf, rS J, L | Parn ? „ .
Smith in Ware Shoals Sunday. I„ Mrs „ W ;"‘ e '' ar A e [ 1 and Mrs c A " ne
Mr. and Mrs. Brooks Dunaway and. 03 "'" ot R . oc £ "P™ Su " da - V
daughter and Mrs. Betty lgwson| w, ff. Mr T a " d Mr g B B ® ,rdud -
were vts,tors m Newberry Sunday M , ,ss Th '‘ ma R ““'. J olds *
Mrs. W D. Yarborough and son. P° s, ' lon W,,R ,' h ' FBI Washington.
; D. C., spent the week-end with her
Billy, of Whitmire, were guests of
Jlflr. and Mrs. R. L. Yarborough Mon
day.
Mr. and Mrs. J. F.
Mane Weir and Mrs. David Word
visited Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Brannon
in Greer Sunday. . 4 . ..
Mrs Alice Kinard; Mrs. W. H r ««n< « U «U of Mr. and Mrs.
. Victor Mattox and Mrs. Leila Smith.
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Russ.;
Pvt. James W. Gossett of Camp
w • w- c Lee. V’a., is spending a furlough with
weir, miss relatives here
Mrs. Ervin Smith and small daugh
ter, Mrs. T. E. Boland of Leesville,
Caughman. Miss Virginia Kinard,
Mrs. Oscar Kinard and J. L. Arnold
attended the funeral of Mrs. Jane
Swittenburg in Newberry Sunday.
Mrs. A J Selario formerly of
Clarksburg, W. Va., is making her
home with her parents. Mr. and Mrs.
R P Harris while T. Sgt. Selario is
overseas.
Mr and Mrs R L. Yarborough
and children ancr Miss Jennie West
attended the Yarborough reunion in
Whitmire Sunday.
Mrs. Ed Norton and son. Charles,
sptnt the week-end with Mrs. Fred
Rodelsperger in Newberry.
Pvt. James Parkman of Camp
Gordon, Ga., completed his basic
training and is spending a furlough
with Mrs. Parkman and other rela
tives here.
Rev. and Mrs. D. C. Gregory, Mr.
and Mrs. Pressley Chaney and
daughter, Mrs. A1 Campbell, Mr. and
Mrs. Johnnie Mason were dinner
guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Thomas
Sunday. Mrs. Thomas was celebrat
ing her birthday.
Miss Mary Campbell and Mrs.
Morris Thibodeau sjaent the week
end with relatives in Belmont, N. C.
Mr and Mrs. R P. Harris spent ^ Arr <> wo °d returned with
,. . _, , , Jiem lot
a visit.
Sgt. Edgar Brazil of Oliver hospit- [
Houston Grant has moved to Kings f 1 ’ ^ £ s P« ndin S a fur - 1
lough with Mrs. Brazil.
the week-end with "Mrs. Katie Cald
well in Greenville,
Mountain. N. C
Mrs. Lain Lagette, Mrs. Clyde
Rollins and Miss Ruth Puckett of
Whitmire, a’tended the funeral of
their aunt. Mrs. Frank Russ, Satur
day.
Birthdays and Anniversaries
Beaman Huey's birthday was Aug.
24th.
Shirley Baker is seven years old;
Mrs. Glenn Black of Laurens, today. I
spent the week-end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. S. B. Tompkins ob-
Mr. and Mrs. A G Gsfloway. served their 12th wedding anniver-
Bobbie Nell Starek, S. 1c, of Jack- sary August 18th.
sonville. Fla., spent several days re- R. L. Shepard wiL be one year old
cently with Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Gil- Sept. 20th.
iiam. , August 22nd was Allen Kirby’s
Mrs. R. J. Sommers of Spartan-! birthday,
burg, -pent Friday with Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Thomas celebrated her
Mrs. S. C. Foster. birthday August 26th.
Mrs. Theodore Painter of Colum- John Campbell had a birthday
b;a. spent Sunday with her sistei^ Aug. 27th.
Mr.-. Coley Campbell, and Mr. Camp- H. E. Berry will have a birthday
bell. tomorrow.
Mrs. J. L. Smith and children of Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Yarborough
Ninety-Six. spent several days the celebrated. their 15th wedding anni-
past week with her sister. Mrs. Ralph versary Ajugust 22nd.
Stewart, and Mr. Stewart. R. L. Adams had a birthday Aug.
Mrs. Roy Cannon. Miss Florence 24th. 1
Cannon. William Cannon and J B. Robert ,L. Whitsel has a birthday
Cannort were visitors in Greenville Siituraay.
Monday. Mrs. Cecil Wooten had a birthday
Pvt. Hall King has finished his August 27th.
basic training at Camp Livingston, Mrs. Clyde Young celebrated her
La., and is spending a furlough with birthday August 9th.
his family. He will report to Camp August 20th was Joe Burns’ birth-
Rucker. Ala., for further duty. day.
Carl Windsor, S. 1c, of Charles- Harry L. Foster, S. K. 2c, has a
birthday tomorrow.
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S. 2c and Mrs. Ed Huey celebrated
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Surprise Birthday Party
Mrs. H. A. Adams was honored
i guest at a birthday party on Satur-
:day evening at the home 1 of her
i daughter-in-law, Mrs. Hubert Leop-
! ard, with her daughter-in-law, Mrs.
! Cecil Adams, as co-hostess.
Mrs. Adams received a host of gifts
i and enjoyed the occasion very much
as it was her first p^rty. She wa?
celebrating her 63rd Birhtday.
The hostesses ^eryed refreshments.
Surprise Birthday Party
On Friday evening Mrs. Susie
Blanton was given a surprise birth
day party by her daughters, Mrs. J.
H. Barbery, and Mrs. Rosa Marsh-
banks at Mrs. Barbery’s home,
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