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Items of Interest Concerning Clinton Residents
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Misses Betty Taylor, Joy Godfrey | family of Spartanburg, were week-
and Virginia Gray left Tuesday for end guests of Mr. and Mrs. George
Charlotte, N. C., where they Will be Sineath.
! students at Queens college the com-1 Lt. and Mrs, J. D. * Owens and
Jing year. The latter two will enter daughter. June, spent) Sunday in
! the freshman class. Greenwood with relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. P. S. McElhinney Miss Myrtle Chandler left today
have returned to their home in At- resume her teaching position at
lanta, Ga., after spending several the De La Howe school in Willing- 1
days with the latter’s, mother, Mrs. i ton.
[Agnes Kern. 1 Miss Ella Adair is visiting her
Miss Betty Tribble, left last wee [brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and
for Greenwood, where she will be a Mrs Joe R Adair m Laurens .
; member of the city schools faculty, Friends here of Mrs Adair will be
I this year. ; sorry to learn she is a patient in the
Mrs. B. M, Anderson of ReidviUe, j Laurens hospital.
:ier S M"f AKnrKern' W “ h "" ‘"'<1 Mr/and Mr, C. H, McCrarjfKen
! M,“ Frtn«, S,iaka has returneJ^Crar*, Mr, W. R. Pitta. Jr, and
| to Winnsboro, to resume her teaching»•
position after spending the summer
at home. ' ,
; Mrs. James Brogdon and twin tion with McGee’s Drug store,
daughters, Jean and Joan, are visit- Mrs. E. D. Chaney, Misses Virginia
' ing Mr. and Mrs. Edward Brogdon Chaney, Ruth Holtzclaw and Cpl.
in Sumter. Frank Chaney spent Sunday in New-
i Mrs. J. B. Hart and children have berry with Mr. and Mrs. Frazier
leturned from a month's visit with Lominack.
(her mother in Belton. Mrs. Eula Quinton and children
John Spratt, of the navy, spent a 0 f Enoree, were the week-end guests
few days last week with his parents, of Mr _ and M rs. E. L. Holland and
! Mr. and Mrs. John Spratt, Sr. family.
i Mrs. W. J. Duncan and Mrs. Nene Mrs Annje Fliedner left Monday!
Washington, D C.. where she is
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fTe* soq, Billy, spent Sunday in
jenwood with Mrs. Sam McCrary.
'Jack Jeanes has accepted a posi-
1 ning for the Runge-Martin wedding.
visiting her son and daughter-in-
Misses Virgin;, Henry. Sara Jane Mr and Mrs. H. M. Fliedner.
Johnson, Johmta Horton, Carolyn
Pitts, Fay Pitts, Jean Williams, Fran- Mrs. Ralph Copeland and W. T.
ces Adair, Wanda Elledge and Betty Putnam spent Tuesday in Aiken with
Jo Boyd left Monday for Rock Hill. * at f er - s daughter. Mrs. J. R. Me-
, where they will be members of the Teer, and Mr. McTeer.
freshman class at Winthrop college. Mrs. Eugene Spratt of Blacksburg,
Miss Margaret Hollis is spending is visiting her sister, Mrs. W. B.
the week in Beaufort wdth Mr. and Tribble, and Mr. Tribble.
Mrs. L. A. Reeves. i Mrs. T. L. Smith and children.;
Miss Bernice Johnson has returned Christine and Roger, of Charleston,
to Greenville to resume her teaching are visiting her aunt anad uncle, Mr.
position in the high school. i a nd Mrs. F. M. Stutts.
Miss Louise Kern has resumed her Mfs E E W ayland of Charlotte,
teaching position in Lancaster after N c and Mrs c D Boyd o( Sa .|
spending the summer at home. vannah , Ga.. have returned to their
Mrs. Everett Carson and sons, jhotnes after spenc jing several days
jRhett and John Little, of Wilming- with their slster> Mrs . H . M Young
ton, N C are visiting her mother. and Mr Y
iMrs. John T. Little. Mr. Carson ac- ^ _ „
'compamed them here for the week- Th* following Winthrop college
end i students returned to Rock Hill this
, Miss Margaret Adair, senior at ! week: Misses Jean Copeland. Omega
Winthrop college, left Wednesday for Mon I oe ’ Jean f H yt *?’ Caro ' yt ', Hen ’
'Rock Hill to resume her studies after ry - Tarquita Idol Marcia Galloway.
' spending the summer at home Mar- Carolyn Murphy Roslyn Cason, Car-
igat-et is practice teaching economics olyn '°4. n *’ and P e My Johnson,
at the Winthrop training school. . r 0tho •J°b nson °f
Miss Ruth South, cadet nurse at J, Va is visiting his father. Dr.
'the University hospital in Augusta, R W-Johnson, and Mrs. Johnson.
Ga., spent the week-end with Mr. ^ rS- \ Copeland is spending
land Mrs. W. M. Chaney. ,two weeks with her daughter. Mrs.
Miss Evelyn Henry returned to B Betts, at her summer cottage at
Greenville Friday to resume her C- •
teaching position in the city schools ^ Calloway returned Vtedneyi-
after spending the summer at home. day from Atlanta. Ga.. where he a -
Capt. William B. Wade leaves to- u ’" ded , convention of the Equi-
morrow for South Dakota for re- l ' . > ‘. e ^ >rn P any
assignment after spending the past
EASY TERMS
Mrs. Dill Ellis of Tampa. Fla., is
visiting Mr. and Mrs. George H.
Ellis.
Mr and Mrs. John Geer and fam-
nd
M.
Geer. Mr. Geer recently received his
Roten, Mrs. W. M7 Perdue' Jr.^of Charge from the service after
Newberry, Mr. and Mrs. James Sligh st ‘ , ving ove! ' ea: * * n v !a, s(rr ‘^
and children of Little Mountain. t n ?f
j spent the week-end with Mr. and
Mrs. W. M. Perdue
month with his mother, Mrs. R W.
Wade, and his family in Newberry.
Miss Ann Blakely spent the week- ,, , _ ,
end in Greenville with her sister, G y of Columbia, spent the week-er
Miss Florence Ella Blakely. Wlth the f» imers mother. Mrs. H J
Miss Rebecca Perdue, Miss Evelyn
Miss Ann Blakely left yesterday
lor Greenwood to resume her studies
Mr. and Mrs""John Spratt. Mrs. at Landcr < ?> lle * e a,ter ending the
Keith Fleischmann and little son. *ummer aj home.
Miss Virginia Spratt, and Mrs. R W.t Mr> and M™- Bob Scott and chil-
Wade were supper guests of Capt. fUen '' are ^boaL>, weie jsundaN
and Mrs. Bill Wade in Newberrv feU i‘ sLs ol and E L H ^ lland
! Tuesdav and ^ rs - B • Curry and Miss
' Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Morgan and 5 dna Long u ^ Fou J ntai n ^n, spent
daughter, Kay. Mr. and Mrs Allen Sunday with Mr. and Mrs Van Jones, j
Coleman and children, Bonnie and friends of George H. Ellis will be I
Bobby, of Laurens, spent Sunday s0 " y ‘° know f on fmues quite ill i
with their mother, Mrs. J. A Cole-1 ath ^ m u e Calvert avenue,
rpun. Pfc. and Mrs. Harold Coleman Mr " Robert E. Wysor and daugh-;
'and children, Jimmie and Harold, ter ’^ Iary ! ! pen ^ the week-end |
Jr., returned to their home in Lau
rens Sunday after spending several
days Mrs. Coleman.
Mrs. Emmett O’Farrell and chil-
' dren, Mrs. J. F. Jumper, Miss Sara
in Greenville w’ith relatives
Mrs. James South and little son,
Jimmie, of Greenwood, spent Sun
day with Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Chaney.)
Mrs. H. M. Young, Mrs. M. J. Fer-
! residence of Mr. and Mrs. B. B. Bal-
Hayne Jumper and Mrs. Bill Jumper I due D ron ’ Mr " E : . E „ Wayla " d * Mrs C t
of Springfield, were guests Sunday of,?' Boyd and anCy ° Un .*u sp f. nt
Miss Kate Milam. [Saturday in McCormick with Mr.
Mrs. N. W. McDaniel has returned and ^ack Scruggs,
from a vacation stay in the moun- Friends , of Jo u hn D ‘ Davis will be
tains of North Carolina. sorry to know he 1S ^fined to his
Miss Clara Johnson left recently f 10 ” 16 on account of illness^
[for Jacksonville, Fla., where she will',. ? a Pf- and ^ Irs - L. Morgan and
; enter nursing training. 1 1,ttle dau « hler are spying the
! Sgt. James H. Leaman, Mrs. Lea-',, , ,
, man and baby of Tampa, Fla., visited ! ai . d on ^ a P f e st ^ et
the former's uncle and aunt, Mr. and' ^} r , and Mrs , 'j!.'
: Mrs. Dennis Sowers,vtjiis week. Sgt.' and daughter of Yaldese, V C , s P^ut|
[Leaman recently returned from f. tew , da y s last week with Mrs. il-1
[overseas duty and is being discharg- !^ arns slster ’ ^ rS- ^ ac Adair > and
ed and will locate in Tampa. i »» r r '^ * ,
Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Scogin had as! ^ rs ' ?' Bawl has accepted a
! their guests Sunday Hoyt Burroughs p ositlon > n fhe office of Lydia Mill
jof Knoxville, Tenn., Mrs. Mattie! stl) '. e ' , »
Burroughs and Miss Lucille Scogin ^ rs Ticker Irvin spent the week-
! 0 f Colbert Ga end m Columbia visiting relatives
| Mrs. Andrew Johnson has returned! ^ kj and Mrs. J. VY. King of Camp
from a two months stay in Charlotte, i ^ urdon ’ ? a ’ s P ent th v week-end
IN. c with the latter s parents, Mr. and
Darrell Franks, w'ho has been j M rs - J- Jacobs.
spending the past several weeks in
| Chicago, 111., is visiting his mother,
Mrs. Selma B. Adait.
David Boland, of the navy, sta
tioned in Mayport, Fla., spent the
past week-end With his father, F. M.
Boland, and Mrs. Bolalnd.
Walter W. Tribble left yesterday!
for his home in Washington, D. C., i
after spending the past few weeks
| with Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Copeland,)
and other relatives.
Mis4/L.ena Crawford of Abbeville, 1
spent the week-end with Mr. and
Mrs. Irby Holland.
Cpl. and Mrs. Kphn Barnes and
sons, Mr. and Mrs. Eric Barnes spent
Tuesday in Augusta, Ga., with Mr.
Barnes’ father, T. E. Barnes, Sr., who i
is ill and a patient in the University |
hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Winfield Bryson and
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