The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, October 25, 1944, Image 3
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Thursday, October 25, 1945
THE CLINTON CHRONICLE
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SOCIETY EVENTS, CLUB AND CHURCH NEWS
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BIRTHDAYS AND -
ANNIVERSARIES NOTED
The Chronicle Extends Greetings
To Those Whose Birthdays and
Anniversaries Occur This Week.
Missions. This was followed by a
report given by Mrs. Black on the
group conference meeting held re-
Young People Enjoy
Weiner Roost
The members of th‘e YWA of the cently at Smyrna church.
First Baptist church enjoyed a Following the special offering for
weiner roast Monday evening at the Home Missions, the treasurer's re-
home of Miss Betty Sue Simpson on port was given and the meeting
Jones street. closed with the Lord’s Prayer.
During the evening weiners were •
roasted over an open fire. Long Branch Club
PEOPLE YOU KNOW , .l
Mr. and Mrs. B. T. Fuller visited
relatives in Spartanburg Sunday.
Mrs. Fred Burnett and Rev. J. S.
Moose attended the Woman’s Mis
sionary convention of the Lutheran
church held in Charleston recently,
as delegates from St. Johp’s Lutheran
church.
Mrs. W. J. Duncan, Mrs. Nene
Workman, Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Hol
lingsworth, and Mrs. Ellisor Adams
of Anderson, were in Columbia Sat
urday evening and attended the wed
Jack H. Davis, Jr., Mrs. M. J. Fur-!
queron have birthdays today.
Today is the wedding anniversary
of Dr. and Mrs. W. P. Jacobs and
Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Knox.
October 30th birthdays include ding of Miss Nelle Coleman and Lt.
Mrs. Claude Warren and Lt. (jg; Ralph Sawyer of Shelby, Miss., at
Madeline Cassanova. the First Baptist church.
Mr. and Mrs. Pope Johnson will Mrs. Bill Shields of Temple Texas
observe their wedding anniversary is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs’
October 29th. |j. F. Jacobs.
Myra Pitts, daughter of Pfc. and ... . 4 .
fj u Holds Meeting ■ "rthe29th itU ' WU1 ^ ' 0Ur years: '’" training, Ihf^wson
Mrs. Baldwin Honors The October oJLg of the Long Robert Horton, son of Mr. and g e "^“ P “ a v Ual w'S'whh her
Lt. Lolloh Edwards Branch Home Demonstration club Mrs_Earl Horton, will be six years and Mrs T
°H S ANr y h 1 ’ ^^tlv^furJied Monday afternoon. 50 A° number of ° Ralph Nabors’ of .the Navy, ob- Miss Julia Spratt of Asheville, N.
wards, ANC, who r ^ entl > • members were present w j th several served a birthday Oct. 23rd. c * sP 601 ^e P ast week-end with
from overseas was honored with a were P resent Wlth several , 0,^ 2 8th is the wedding anni- Mrs. R. W. Wade and Mr. and Mrs.!
lovely family dinner at the home of ^ Roy ^ devo . 1 versary of Mr< and Mrs . C . D. Yar- ^ Spratt and family.
Mrs. W. C. Baldwin.
Those enjoying the delightful af-
tional.
borough.
fair wprp- Mr and Mrs f; A Black M iss Louise Fleming presented a October 29th birthdays ^ojii^ucuu wmi
Mr Mrc% r Hnnlan Mr and Glanced breakfast, stressing the im-,Col. Ansel B. Godfrey, Miss Dot Tay-; the latter’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. H.
Mr. and Mrs. Gary Holcombe spent
include the week-end in Campobello with
Mr. and Mrs. S. C. .Dunlap, Mr. and
portance of this meal. Miss Corrie l° r . S. A. Pitts, Mrs. E. E. WeUs and M. Howard.
TUfnc 14 T Mr nnri Mrc J lailLt: OI uilS meal. .MISS C0*110
v FHwarHs rant ’ and Mrs Alec ,Carson of the State Health Depart-, Jackie Kernells.
V. Edwards, Capt. and Mrs. Alec
Crawford and little son, Mrs. C. V. i
Friends of Roy Trammell will be
ment, was a guest and gave hints 1 Mr. and Mrs. Lynn W. Cooper have interested to know he is convales-
M mATg^^'s patfent. h0!P ‘ ,a ' ^ ^ 3
; • * South America, was a guest. wedding anniversary October 29th. | ♦
Recent Bride i The hostesses were Mrs. Robert! Miss Elsie Neighbors, of this city
.. . r . 'Cain and Mrs. W. R, Brown. and Hartsville, will celebrate a birth
Honored With Shower v | —-JP— day October 3ist
Mrs. Howard Watkins, recent, Bride-Elect Honored Oct'oh?; Si Ce ' ebrated “ birth ' -
bride, was honored with a lovely .JR... ■ . . - ‘W October 22nd. v,- ivi arr : a f' a ii riu . av ♦u;-
shower on Tuesday evening by Mrs. With Lovely Forty ! Marlene DeYoung, daughter of Mr.' se ‘ ior at Winthr0 p colle ’ ge has bee „
Gary Holcombe, Mrs. Dudley Ray,' Miss Margaret Hollis, bride-elect and Mrs - Marvin DeYoung, is three| elected tQ memb e rshiD in ’ the win-
throp Senior Order to complete their
i- Morcio Galloway Wins
High Winthrop Honors
. - - ^ - -]4r. m rtwr««r traditiRpal membership of 12. Senior
by Mrs. John Davis, Mrs. Clifton toI " orr ow. , order is recognized as an organiza-
Adair, Misses Madeline Adair and, Ma y fi eld Copeland of this city, and j tion of the most influential members^
Jeanette Pitts at the home of the H » rold Copeland^ who is in ^the Pa- of the senior class and ls the highest
Miss Madeline Adair and Mrs. E. C. of the month, was honored with a y ears old today.
Goff at the home of the latter on pretty party last Wednesday evening] Miss Vivian Sheely has a birthday
j Woodrow street.-
The receiving rooms were lovely
with arrangements of dahlias and
chrysanthemu'flns.
During an evening of games and*
contests, Mrs. ^Vatkins was present- centered with a lovely bowl of chry-
ed an array of lovely and useful santhemums with attractive ar-
gifts in a novel manner. rangements of roses in the reception
Later a salad course and punch rooms
were served by the hostesses.
former on Musgrove street.
In the dining room the table was
cific area, have birthdays tomorrow, ’ . u
w;* ut i ♦ e ~ i _ I honor that can come to a member of
eighi birthday yesterda? ^ the StUdent body ’ Marcia has a,s0 ^
been named one. of the 17 members
Little 'Chuck 1 Giles
Has Birthday Party
‘Chuck’
H.v r t S n±!rn" Coleman h3S 3 birihm of the senior class in “Who’s Who in
Mr rh ♦♦ p ah • ii h American Colleges and Universities
n o, hiHh^v^ 2 Qth 6 ,945 - 46 Qualifications for the
During the evening various C on-; bir l hda y 29t h. honor are based on character, schol-1
ests were enjoyed. Later Miss Hoi- Mrs_ Nannie E^ Finney will cele- ^ rship leadership and potential use .
lis was presented a traveling bag m, bra J e 84th birthday October 28th. fulness tQ business an d society.
a unique way which, turned out to Mrs - f- F ’ l ' V,ngard a " d da ^ ght u er ’ Marcia was recently named to
be filled with gifts from th<» guests. | Barrie Jean, have birthdays October membership in Book and Key na-
A salad course, cookies and punch 0 , , . j tional scholarship group,
were served. ! Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Stutts celebrat- Marcia is editor of The j ohnsonian ,_
On Friday afternoon
Giles, small son of Mr and Mrs.! Mrs. Howard Watkins, a recent i** 1 26th wedding anniversary j student neVsDaM/at' win^r^n “and
Thurston Giles, celebrated his third bride, was presented a gift by the!October 22nd. 1 VlOf* O • M AM 4 MA..4 Z — 1 * ▲
birthday with a party at his home on hostesses.
Woodrow street. Mrs. Russell Cooper assisted the 1
Mrs.
During the afternoon games were hostesses in the entertaining.
enjoyed and later the ten little guests m ■
were invited into the dining room n x C ■ *
where the lovely birthday cake with DfOWH 10 bpcak At
three glowing candles centered the D e f ormo (.: on Cpryii-p
prettily appointed Uble. Ice cream ^rormarion ^CrVICC
and cake were served the youngsters
enjoying the occasion.
“Chuck” was remembered with
number of attractive gifts.
Church Group
Hears Dr. Woods
The Auxiliary of
Dr. Marshall W. Brown, president
of Presbyterian college, will deliver
| has taken a prominent part in liter
ary and campus activities at the
school since her matriculation as a
freshman. She is the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Clarence Galloway.
™ ^ ™ BL £ L ? C p, i w , a„ ! STATIONERY — Thin Sheerlite Ail
Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Blalock of Au- Laid. Beautiful assortment for men
gusta Ga., announce the birth Of a w and misses Chronicle
daughter, T " “ — •
17. Mrs.
—, womer^, ana misses. Chronic
?r ' ^"7 H.I«, on October , ishmg Co stjtlonery Dept.
5. Blalock is the former Miss 1
a the Reformation Day address in St! Hope °/^ nio !l’ and R f ! , r ’ ? la :
-John’s Lutheran church Sunday, Oc- ** a ^ J n ,!, 3 fl-.
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tober 28, at 11:00 o’clock.
Each year in the Lutheran church
the Sunday nearest the date upon
which Martin Luther nailed his 95
. , , Thorn well theses on the church door at Wit-
Memoria church met Sunday after- tenbergi is observed as Reformation
noon at the Nellie Scott library. Sunday. The significance of the 95
The program was opened with the thes^ , ies in their importance to
members singing O Worship the the Protestant Reformation which
Kl ^w' j . w materialized and came to a climax
The president, Mrs. G. A. Black, after they were published,
introduced Dr. D. J. Woods, who Rev. Shelton Moose, pastor of the
made an interesting talk on Home cliurch, in commenting upon the
l event this year said, that one of the
tragedies of the war just ended was
the suffering of many Christians
under the heel of the oppressors in
the land that has been called “the
Cradle of the Protestant Reforma
tion.” Mr. Moose invites visitors
to worship with them and hear Dr.
Brown speak Sunday.
this city. Mr. and Mrs. Blalock for
merly made their home here.
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You will find our PresCriptieu
Department complete and modern
in every respect. Here only skilled
pharmacists compound prescrip
tions, to the letter of your doc
tor’s orders . . . with fresh stan
dard drugs. Watch your health! At
the first sign of illness, see your
doctor. Bring his prescriptions to
us for accurate compounding.
Meet your friends at the popu
lar drug store “on the corner.”
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PHONE I ^ CLINTON S.C.
Rowl Transferred To
Reidsville, N. C. Store
L. W. Rawl, manager of Rose’s
5. 10 and 25c Store in this city, will
leave within the next few days for
Reidsville, N. C., where he will be
come manager of Rose’s store in that
city. The transfer comes as a pro
motion to Mr. Rawl and in recogni
tion of his service with the Rose’s
chain organization. Manager Thorne
of the Reidsville store will’ succeed
him here.
Mr. Rawl. a native of Lexington
county, has headed Rose’s Store for i
the past twelve years. • He has been
identified with the Chamber of Com
merce and is an active member and
officer in St. John’s Lutheran church.
Mr. and Mrs. Rawl’s numerous
friends here will learn with genuine
regret that they are soon to leave the
.city.
EASTERN STARS TO MEET
The James B. Parrott Chapter No.
9. Order of the Eastern Star, will
hold an inspection meeting Friday
evening at 8 o’clock in the Masonic
hall. Mrs. Alice Wyman, Worthy
Grant Matron, will be present for
the inspection.
"Breokfost Club" To
Resume Meetings
The South Carolina Aviation as
sociation, better knowm as the
. "Breakfast Club,” will meet Sunday
morning at 8:30 at Lakeside country
club for breakfast. . About a hun
dred planes are expected and will
land at Barksdale.. Fjeld mid-w’ay be
tween Laurens and tlinfon.
The “Breakfa"!^ Club,” C. C. Giles
stated yesterday^; a non-profit club
organized to prorfote good fellowship
and stimulate aviation interest
among*pilots and aviation enthusi
asts in the state.
BICYCLES
FOR SALE
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Accessories of All Kinds.
Have Your Bike Repaired for
Spring Use.
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49 N. Adair St. Phone 210-M
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standards are maintained;
where you are assured
prompt, courteous service.
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