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Poge Eight THE CLINTON CHRONICLE, CLINTON, S. C. WEST CLINTON SOCIAL AND PERSONAL NEWS ! Sunday with her mother, Mrs. Alcie j Kinard. i Mrs. Arthur Sanders left Sunday to 1 spend two weeks with Sgt. Sanders ,[in Miami, Fla. Mr. and Thursdoy, September 28, 1944 Cotton Men Ponder Post-Wor Problems Washington, Sept. 26. — Southern cotton industry leaders, continuing a IS. JOE CAMPBELL, Correspondent and Representative WESTERN FRONT—British troops Mr. and Mrs. John Lewis of Tam-'er, Mrs. Susie Blanton. Mrs. Elan-,' anu Mrs Carl Heaton—and smash with ip/three miles of the •pa. Fla., spent the week .with Mrs. ton returned home with her for a ^ lldi n 1 s P e , nl tl ]e w^end w ith D utc h_Gerpian border, 13 miles south, series of nostwar nLnninv ^nnfpr Lewis* Lister. Mrs. J. C. Cannon, two weeks visit. Mrs Heaton s mother, Mrs. Eskew,j of Nijm^en; American transports! sene5 ° V**™ pl«nnmg confer- Mrs t r p. rris and son recently: m ^ j | land /feinforcements close behind! ences * discussed export trade prob Mrs. L..L. Parris and son recent y j K Burnett of Dallas, N. C.„ and, fr Q^f in Holland to ease plight of lems toda y with Leo ‘P. and Mrs. Callie Wilbanks^nd^fTbome d iyi s i on in Nijmegen-Arn Lee Morgan, Jr., of Conestee, spent children of Laurens, were guests 9f<hem sector; unconfirmed German 16 broadcast claims beleaguered para chutists wiped out. * EASTERN FRONT—Battered Ger- M ^ , mans falling back on Riga as Soviet New Orleans, is the lack of purchas- ing power of fbreign nations who Jte potential buyers of American-pro duced fiber. V Evpryone recognizes the urgent need /for textiles in war-devastated countries but are perplexed as to how they can acquire either the raw elnforeements close behind: «^sed «Port trade prob- lhe ^ haye sufflcient dollar credit in m Ho land to ease plight ^ 1'™ to t a l w, . th L f°. R , C-owley this count said w L Walker o( ie division in Niimeeen-Arn- foreign economics administrator and ; H . . . f th head of the Export-Import bank. 1 Hous t° n . Texas, head of the group. Foremost obstacle to recapturing 1 world markets lost with the outbreak of war, asserted Ben Williams of in North Burma. and Mr. Cannon. Mrs. J. D. Lewis; of Newberry, spent Monday and visited relatives in Enoree Tuesday with Mr. and Mrs. Cannon. ! Mr. and Mrs. J. E. McLendon and the week-end with his sister, Mrs. .j^Ir and Mrs Lee Fields during children spent the week-end with clarence Ray. and Mr. Ray. 1 week-end. Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Thrift at South and Mrs. W. H. Quinn spent —.—«• Clinton. l as t week-end with their daughter, | Birtft Announcements Pvt. Kelly M. King of Moore Gen- Mrs. Paul Wyatt, in Buffalo. , —^ eral hospital. X. C.. and Mr. and Rev. and Mrs. J. T. Shealy and ' Mr. and Mrs. Ed/Voung are re-! or ces capture more than 500 towns| .. c j ean _ up M raid on Manchuria Mrs .Henry Lell of \Vattsv r ille, were children of Charleston, spent Mon-’ ceiving congrftujgfioq&upon the ar ‘ i f™. A | industrial center; Tokyo claims two •guests of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Ki|H|M * ” '' ‘ nnm an .» »-iq- during the week-end. . ....... w. ... . thh foi-mer Miss Berlin reports increasing Russian their guests Sung the week-end Mrs. J. J. McGinnis, and Mr. Me- Thelm^Powell. | pressure on Hungarian frontier. Mr. .md Mrs. Clvdc Filler and son Ginnia. f. / • i SOUTHERN FRONT—Three Ger- ■of Whitmire. Mr. and Mrs. Roy RtrssJ Mrs .H. M. Barnwell has returned Thomas , man counterattacks smashed by Mr. and Mrs Jesse Reese and daugh- to her home in Baltimore, Md., Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Thomas an- Yanks advancing toward Boldgna; ter. Frances. Mrs. Cecil Lawson and visiting her parents. Mr. and Mrs. nounce the birth of a daughter, Mar-[British forces to the east cross the! daughter. Barbara. Mrs. Samantha Bonr y Russ, several weeks. garet Delaney Sept. 21. Mrs. Thomas ( famed Rubicon river. Reese of near Clinton. j Mrs_Thomas Mitchell. Mj>< Cath- is the former Miss Lucille Osborne, j PACIFIC FRONT—Marines reach' Mr. and Mrs. D. 'c. Whitman and[ erin ® Tl jr lin ,v,°JT La n 6 * lv „.T ” | northern tip of Peleliu, encircle rem-i son Barrv Mr and Mrs Joe John- v ' eek ‘ en d wdh Mrs. Esther Mitchell., Ivester ! nants of entrenched Japanese; nine- ' , J, Mr. and Mrs. Rudofoh Barker and Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Ivester of! .son and sons of Goldville, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Paul Cleveland formerly of ’ !> a “ 8hter i.*?f>V'f w ' ‘"^ as ASIATIC FRONT—Heavy force of Hale in Spartanburg Sunday. ; McDonald. Mrs. Ivester is the for- Mrs^Joe Ward and Miss Dorothy ( mer Miss Evelyn Wilburn of this Barker spent last week with Pvt. city. W>rrd at Fort Knox, Ky. MclNTOSH’S SHOE SHOP Send Your Shoes To Us for Best Materials and Workmanship. week-end with Mrs. Esther Mitchell. Mr. and Mrs. Rudpfph Barker and! Mr. and ivirs. £.awin ivesier vi' tenths of island captured; Mac Ar son, Mr. and Mj*f D. M. Sanders, Greenville, announce the birth of althur's bombers sink four freighters Sgt. and Mrs ;/ Arthur Sanders and son, Sept. 19 at the General hos-1 at Halmahera and Borneo, i visited Mrs. W. D, pital. It has been named Thomas! •Gaffney, is making her home wdth ’ Mr. and Mrs. I. L Parris. Mrs. E. S. Wright visited in Lau rens Monday. Mr. and Mrs. John Gossett spe Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Hehry Puckett in Goldville. | Mr. and Mrs. Carl Lanfo^dvisited in Whitmire Saturday Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Bfazil received word from their ^son. Sgt. Clyde Brazil, that he is wounded and is a patient in a hp<pital in England. J. W. Pupe visited his mother, Mrs: Li/.;n Pope, who is ill at Ar- cadia, rC^c-entlv. Mrl A Superfortresses blasts A s h a n in Mr. and Mrs. Claud Berry and son of Ninety-Six, spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Berry. Birthday Party Miss Billie Arnold celebrated her 13th birthday Saturday evening with Mrs. David Owens spent the week-, a party at her home, end with relatives in Spartanburg. J Several games \pere enjoyed after Mrs. Gussie Lancaster and Mrs.' which ice cream and cake were Edna Nickols of Woodruff, were served by Mrs. Arnold, Billie’s week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs. mother 1 A. N. Lancaster. ! Each guest remembered her with a Mr. and Mrs. James Medlin spent gift, week-end with Mr. and Mrs THE CLINTON CHRONICLE The Newspaper Everybody Reads CONTRACTING GOODYEAR TIRES J. R. CRAWFORD BUILDING MATERIAL P & G — PITTSBURGH PAINTS JOHN DEERE TRACTORS AND IMPLEMENTS THAT WORK PHONE 10 CLINTON, S. C. the Raymond Corts in Columbia. 1 Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Gilliam were Mrs. Birthdays and Wedding Anniversaries Walter Nix celebrated her OUR Friend — YOUR Doctor Yes , your Doctor is a good friend of ours. We admire and respect him. And we seek to carry on the sincere, friendly service he is render ing to this community. That is why he—and ocher good physicians hereabouts—have come to view this pharmacy almost as an extension of their own offices. They call upon us frequently. And they often direct patients to bring prescriptions here for careful compounding. Smith's Pharmacy The Rexall Store KtllABli* ■ •’RESCRIPTIOIP L Waters and daughter of _ •», o * WSSle. spent the week-end, vl ^” s '" Graenvme , Sa ‘ urda >’ . .,, . ... - , . w:th her mother. Mrs Dora Leopard. ! Ral P. h s , ml ! h s P an ‘ Ihe weekend;birthday September 26th. Fred Hall of Columbia spent the wlth his fathcr ’ Robert Smith, in Today is Mr. and Mrs. James S. weekend w.th Mrs. Hall and Mr., Ne ^ berr y- „ „ „ ^ , Grady’s 20th wedding anniversary. • nd Mrs Hide Gr ffin Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Edwards of | Buddy Osborne was four years “‘Mrs. Ola Burdette of Greenville.! ChaFlotte 'J? C '™ rS - W ’ P^-jold September 21st. ' spent the week-end with her moth- ter j on ° f f, ort M ‘ 1 '' spe " 1 the week- Mrs. Minnie Turner celebrated her end with Mr. and Mrs. Brevard Pat- birthday September 21st. ^ terson. Mrs. John Gossett celebrated her W. R. Mahaffey, seaman 1-c, of 45th birthday yesterday. South America, arrived ini' New York Miss Joyce Mae Gossett has a | last week and spent several days i birthday tomorrovlr. with Mrs. Mahaffey and his sister,! Mrs. W. D. Gilbert celebrated her j Mrs. Brevard Patterson, and Mr. I birthday September 20th. Patterson. ■ I Mrs. J. D. Lydia celebrated her Mrs. Herbert Hughes has returned; birthday September 24thr— home after spending several weeks! Lola Jean James had a birthday with Mr. Hughes, who is a patient September 15th. in the General hospital, Greenville. September 24th was Mrs. Walker Mrs Harriette King and Mrs. Ru- Gregory's birthday, fus King are visiting relatives in' September 30th birthdays include! York and Rock Hill. ! Miss Jessie Mae Edmonds, John Mrs. Hazel Powell of Greer, is i Hembree and Mrs. Roy Russ, visiting her grandmother, Mrs. Ada Sammie Worley will be two years Center. | old October 2nd. ' Misses Irene Braswell and Opali Pvt. and Mrs. Maxie E. Richards Barker visited Mrs. R. C. McCarley, observed their second wedding anni- in Lancaster Sunday. They were ac- | versary ‘September 26th. f companied home by Sap Taylor andi Cpl. Rufus Handback, somewhere Horace McCarley. j in England, has a birthday today. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Spiers of Mrs. Ada Center will be 65 years Have a “Coke” = Otlichno! (SWELL!) ...a way to rate with a Russian sailor To the hearty Have a "Coke" of an American tar, the Russian sailor replies, Otlichno! In many lands around the globe, Coca-Cola is spreading the custom of the pause that refreshes,—hus become the happy introduction among friendly folks, just as it is when served in your home. IOTTLED UNDER AUTHORITY OF THE COCA-COLA COMPANY »Y Greenwood Coca-Cola Bottling Co. “ "the gToha’rr ^ highsigir i*''/ ; I -U V-* I “Coke”=Coca-Cola i natural for popular names acquire friendly abbrevia- >n». That’s why you hear >ca-Cola called "Coke". .O 1944 Th# C-C Co.. rnnQS Ninety-Six, and Wyatt Spires of; old Sunday. Goldville, visited Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Mrs. W. O. McGee has a birthday Spires Sunday. tomorrow. ’ a Mrs. Hugh Cunningham, Mrs. ♦ , ; Marguerite Curry and Patricia Cun- Among The Sick”’ ningham visited Mr. and Mrs. G. H. 1 Mrs. I. L. Parris has been ill the Stewart in Laurens Monday. Mrs. past week with flu. ; M Cunningham remained for a visit. Mrs. Bessie Nix of this city is ill ii Mrs. H. L. Poteat spent Sunday at the home of her son, William Fow- with relatives in Salisbury, N. C. ler ,at Gray Court. | :• • Mr. and Mrs. Fred Rodelsperger Mrs. Andy Hames has been ill sev- and son, Eddie, of Newberry, spent eral days. [ Charles Reese, small son of Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Reese, is ill at his home':;; on Beauregard street. ! $ ' M ROGERS TONE HARVEST JOft IS HERE Mrs. Sallie Simmons has been ill several days. Keith Stewart, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Stewart, has been ill several 13 | days with measles. We’re referring of course, to the handsome new Arrow Harmonized for-wear-together shirt, tie and handkerchief ensemble making its debut in the Saturday Evening Post this week. The shirt, a top quality broadcloth, has ^hito and colored grandrelle stripes, and iq qhc of the swellest pattern arrangements ever seen. Its related ties and handkerchiefs are ideal mates. The latest Arrow collar styles and the^Iitoga figure-fit of course. Shirts $2.46 Ties $1.5Q ; Handkerchief . ' ADAIR’S MEN’S SHOP “For the Man Who Cares” Officers Elected In a conference held §unday the following officers and teachers were elected for the coming year of the 3 Calvary Baptist church: • Treasurer — Brevard Patterson. * Assistant^ Brooks Dunaway. w Clerk—Mrs. Joe Campbell. New Deacon—Brooks Dunaway. 1 Chorister—J. C. Cannon. Assist ant, S. E. Owens, Jr. ' Pianist—Miss Emily Thorne. As sistant, Polly Davenport. Superintendent of Sunday School— J. P. Oakley. Assisant, R. P. Harris. General Secreary — Miss Rudy Crain. Assistant, Mrs. Herbert Po teat. Teacher Men’s Class—Rev. W. B. Thorn. Assistant, R. P. Harris. Mother’s Class—Mrs. R. T. Tram mell. Assistant, Mrs. J. J. Smith. Young Men’s Class—S G. Mayfield. Assistant, W. H. Adams. ‘ Young Ladies’ Class—Mrs. Joe Campbell. Assistant, Mrs. R-ay Fowler. y ' Intermediate Boys Class—George Bagwell. Intermediate Girls’ Class—Mrs. W. B. Thorne. Superintendent Junior Department, Mrs. Ralph Riddle. Assistant teach ers, Miss Lollie Byrum, Mrs. Ma haffey and S. E. Owens, Jr. Superintendent Primary Depart ment—Mrs. Geo. Bagwell. Assistant teachers, Mrs. Brooks Dunaway, and Mrs. Inez Starnes. Superintendent Beginners Depart ment—Miss Evelyn Bigbee. Ushers—Brooks Dunaway, L.. B. Trammell, J. H. Sparks and Henry King. XYZ MAYONNAISE "Pint ■ ■ Jar 27* NORTHERN TISSUE 4 r ° ||s 25* ARMOUR’S TREET - 12-Oz. " Can 33* PRIDE RICE 1-Lb. Collo 11* GA. MAID DILL SSX 22-Oz. Jar 16* RAISIN BRAN. — 10-Oz. 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