The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, October 26, 1944, Image 8
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THE CLINTON CHRONICLE, CLINTON, S. C.
WEST CLINTON SOCIAL AND PERSONAL NEWS
MRS. JOE CAMPBELL, Corirspondent and Representative
Thursdoy, October 26, 1944
Week-end guestfr at the Owen' guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. F
House were Sgt. Eug^he Hopkins, M. Stutts.
5gt, W-'-
Sgt. Lee Hayden. Sgt,, yVilliams and
3-c and has arrived safely overseas.
| Mrs. Palmer Howard spent the
i week-end with Mrs. J. Ollin Wat-
i son in Union.
Mr. and Mrs. Wister Fleeman of
Belton, spent the week-end with
Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Oakley.
Pfc. Colie Lowry of Camp Chaf-
a furlough
, Mrs. B. W. Ramey of Greenville, , . . •
Sgt. Nick Caoczolle of For. Jackson. Mr . and Mrs. A. Wc Ramey of En- ^ his ^ „ ampton
i and Mr. Hampton.
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Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Sanders and oree, vw«+ted Mr. and Mrs.
son of Spartanburg, visited Mr. and Owens, Jr. recently. I Mrs. D. A. McCloud and Mrs. Dick! 1
Mrs. Leo Heatherly Sunday. ! Pf c . Ralph Riddle of Camp Chaf- Caughman visited friends in Mona-ll
Mrs. George Cunningham and fee Ark., is spending a furlough with C han N C recently
daughfei^.Patricia, spent the week- Mrs . Rlddle . Mr ' s ^ Slsperger and sonj
end With rela.ites m Spartanburg, Willie Mae Riley. Mrs. Henry Eddie, of Newberry, spent Sunday 1
has received
that he has
Sgt.
Camp Stewart. Ga.. and Goldville,
spent the week-end with. Mr. and
Mrs. A. G Galloway.
Rev. ami Mr.". Ralph Hughes and
daughter. Peggy, of Macon, Ga.,
Mr. and Mrs. S. B. Snelgrove spent Mr. and Mrs. JameS^Seay and
the week-end in Saluda. j children of Greenville, spent the
Mrs. L. L. Lylse and Hugh Splawn week-end with Mr. and Mrs. J. H.
of Laurens, Mr. and Mrs. Gray Seay.
Stroud and son of Goldville, Mr. Misses Madeline Beckham and
, ,, , j -r i ,, and Mrs. Luther Strickland and chil- Marguerite Seay spent the week-end
ri at *o n i,v, r hhif. ' dren, Mr. and Mrs. Charles William- with relatives in Greenville.
^' . 11 ‘ V p , T son and children were dinner guests j Miss Nell Chandler of Beaufort,
cpl Mwcra Tipton and Cpl. Joe Mr u and Mrs cle0 Lusk Sunday and Cpl . Leonard Dovcr 0( Camp
Pfc. Dock Dover of Arkansas, is Croft, were dinner guests of Mr. and
spending a furlough with his pdrents, Mrs. M. W. Adams Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Dover. j Pvt. Elizabeth J. Russ has been
Sgt. Bill Jacks of Camp* Chaffee, promoted to private first class. She
is stationed at Fort Benning, Ga,
irginia Gossett spent the| Mrs. Victor Mattox and Mrs.!
week-end with her sister, Mrs. Paul Leila Smith visited Mr. and Mrs.
Wyatt. Jobe Smith in Newberry Tuesday.
Pvt. Kelly M. King and Chestley Mrs. Bessie Whitmire of the Hurri-
Burns o! Camp Mackall. N. C., spent
Sunday with Misses Jo Sullivan and
Dons Gregory.
Mrs. Geneva Coker and Donnie
Ballenger spent the week-end with . . , . , ,
r. j AT> i,.. 111 iirn Ark., is home on a furlough.
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Smith in v\ il- ’ °
, / u ; Mrs. Virginia Gossett sp<
liamston.
Mr. and Mrs Johnnie Butler were
Sunday guests of Mr. Butler’s mother,!
31rs. Mu,lie m Ninety-Six. ’ ^ „ attended the Greenwood fair! cane community, is visiting her
~ Sfit- nnd Mrs Horace Guest ot . daughter, Mrs. James Dunaway, and
Cherry Point, spent several Mrs John Whitlock and Mrs.^M. Dunaway.
days leun.i.v c.improi mri L aura Alexander of Whitmire, spent Rachel Rollins of Greenwood,
Mr. and Mi" \ _ b. ^ Sum a ^ week-end with Mr. and Mrs. J. spent the past week with her grand-
Mr^nd Mr.". M C. Guest. j^j x ! parents, Mr. and Mrs. D. R. Rollins.
c . Cpl - . B “ ford Gre ^- V y of f Mrs. J. B. Barbery and Miss Gerol-’ Mr. and Mrs. Carl Jackson, Mr.
Stewart. Ga.. is spending a furlough dine B ar b ery of Columbia, spent thejpnd Mrs. Ralph Jackson of Colum-)
week-end with Mr
Barbery.
Miss Ettie Lou Grady spent Sunday and Mrs. Frank Motes of Goldville,!
with her aunt, M rs - C. P. Grady, in I were week-end guests of Mr. and
Union. i Mrs. D. G. Jackson. Pfc. Howard
Mrs. Lillie Hurt of Whitmire, Jackson of Camp Chaffee, Ark., is
spent several days with Mr. and Mrs. | spending a furlough with his par-
J. B. Sloan recently. en ts, Mr. and Mrs. Jackson.
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. McLendon and! Pfc. and Mrs. Ralph Riddle are
children and Mrs. Kate McDaniel; spending several days with Pfc. Rid-
111p t oMicnr, pf vvvVf spent the week-end with Mr. and die’s mother in Greenwood.
Sgt. Willie Lawson ot Fort Meade. .71 „ r „ 4 Mr nnH Mrc Artv,,,r t
Md., is spending a ten day furlough
with his mother, Mrs. Betty Duna
way.
with Mrs. Gregory. They spent sev-
•eral days the past week with rela-j.
lives in Chester.
Mrs. W. E. Owen spent Monday
in Greenville on business.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Owens of Spar
tanburg. spent the week-end with
Mr. and Mrs. C. O. Owens.
Mrs. Troy Lovin of t^ickory, N.
C., spent the week-end* 1 with
mother, Mrs. Mollie Painter.
and Mrs. J. H. 1 bia, Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Hughes, Mrs.'
! Winston Gable of Spartanburg, Mr, i]
her
S. E. Owen, Sr., Mrs. Betty Brown,
Mrs. Earl R. Chapman, Mrs. F. L.
Owens, and son. Jerry, of Easley,
Mrs. W. P. Thrift at South Clinton.! Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Lancaster!
Oliver Williamson. S 1-c, of New spent the week-end with Mr. and
York, is spending several days with Mrs. Joe Myner near Woodruff,
his father, J. R. Williamson. ! Misses Inex Lancaster and Cleo
Joel Henry Littleton is spending Hooper spent the week-end with
the week with his erandmollyr. Mrs^Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Sanders in Greer.
Friends of Mrs. Nathan Stroud are
were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs! Ja r i ‘ e Jack ^ 0 "’ ln v ' V , £ ! re 1VT Sh0a ,! T S ' • l sorrv tn learn nf her iline« Qh •
c P n j Mrs. Carl Campbell, Mrs. Nannie 501 r y to learn of her illness. She is I
Mrc wiitoc Price and Virgil Baker visited Mr.i a patient at the local hospital where 1
-inH 5 M Mvrti e W UWe d nent ^un and Mrs - Arthur Barker in Greenville Sh<? Underwen t an operation last
and Mi"" Myrtice Wilkes spent Sun- th(? ^ week _ end , week .
day in Laurens. , » r t.r . j j u. *i
Mrs. Carl Mahaffey of New York - Mrs - A ^ Waters and daughter of
City, spent several days with Mr. Simpsonv.Le, spent Sunday with her i
and Mrs. Brevard Patterson recently, .
Mr. and Mrs. D. C. W r hitman and
son, ~
week
Campbell.
Mr. and Mr
Sunday School Class Honors
Recent Bride
On Thursday evening the members
Pfc. Sidney Riser of Camp Crowd-|
Rarrv * nf Onldville***snent The er ’ Mo > ha ^ returned after spending of the Young Ladies class of Cal-
-end with Mr and Mi " A F a furlou g h with his parents, Mr. and! vary Baptist church gave an oyster
Carolus Davis of Spar
Mrs. Leo Riser. j supper at the home of their teacher,
M rs. S. B. Snelgrove, Mrs. Sammie Mrs. Joe Campbell, honoring Mrs.
tanburg. were supper guests of Pfc. Snelgrove and children spent Thurs-, Sam McCrary, a recent bride.
and Mrs. Ralph Riddle Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Brooks Dunaway and
daughter. Mrs. Betty Lawson and
Sgt. W’illie Lawson were dinner
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' Sizes 3 to 10
Widths AA to D
FalT* motfflat-
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beautifully
made of soft,
smooth'fitting
calfskin. Black
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D’Orsay also
of brown alii*
gator calf.
day in Charleston. i The guests were seated at small
Mr. and Mrs. John Henry Foster ( tables, which were centered with
and children of Greenville, spent; small bowls of red roses.
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Me- 1 During the evening the guests
Ginnis and Mr. and Mrs. C. W r .! were registered and entertained in-
Foster. j formally. Mrs. Lawrence Campbell
Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Arnold, Mrs. 1 rendered several number on the
L. M. Evans. Mrs. Hubert Poteat,! piano.
Mrs. Oscar Kinard, Dawn Campbell Mrs. McCrary was presented a set
visited Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Abbott of crystal by the class.
in Greenville Sunday. ^
Friends of W’illie Cannon, seaman Edmonds-Nelson
1-c. will be interested to know he Mr. and Mrs. John Edmonds an-
has been promoted to petty officer nounce the marriage of their daugh-
| ter. Grace, to John Nelson.
The vows were spoken at the home
of the officiating minister, Rev. Ray
Allen, in the presence of a few close
friends.
Foe her marriage the bride was
becomingly attired in an early fall
model of navy blue with blending
accessories.
For the present they will make
their home with the bride’s parents.
Mr. Arnold Accepts New Work
A. G. Arnold, who has been con-
i nected with Clinton Cotton Mills for
the past twenty years has accepted
; the agency of the Palmetto Life In-
j surance company and entered upon
his new duties October 1.
In leaving his former job, Mr. Ar
nold was presented a gift from the
employees of his'department.
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Birth Announcement B
Clark ■
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Clark an- j
nounce the birth of a daughter, ^
Evelyn Faye, on October 18. B
Mrs. Clark is the former Miss ■
Lottie Mae Lell of Whitmire. ■
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Birthday Dinner I
On Sunday Mrs. Jesse Samples |
gave a surprise dinner in honor of B
her. husband who was celebrating *
his birthday. There were fourteen P
guests present.
Birthdays and Wedding
1 | Anniversaries
David Owens had a birthday Oc
tober 16th.
Brooks Dunaway celebrated his
birthday October 23rd.
October 29th birthdays include Joe
Campbell and Bobby Galloway.
Nancy Ann Srpith will be two
years old tomorrow.
P. O. 3-c and Mrs. Willie Cannon
celebrated their wedding anniversary
October 19th.
Fred Galloway, S. 1-c, has a birth
day October 31st,
Lester''Tucker, Jr., was eleven
years old October 19. Floyd Tucker
is eighteen years old today.
Mrs. J. N. Nix celebrated her 78th
birthday October, 17th.
Elsie Mae Ray was one year old
October 11th.
J. E. McLendon, Sr., celebrated
his birthday October 18th.
Pfc. Dock Dover will have a birth
day tomorrow.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Dunaway
celebrated their 14th wedding anni
versary yesterday.
Pfc. Victor Mattox, stationed in
Italy, had a birthday Sunday, Oc
tober 22nd.
BELK'S.. • Clinton’s Largest Department Store
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Sayd ta the, People oj
Glutton cuuH jHautenA. County
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SELLING FLOORS I
22 DEPARTMENTS ■
ALL THE OLD, FAMILIAR DEPARTMENTS—AND NEW ONES ADDED—22 in all ■
ON THE
FIRST FLOOR
ENLARGED SHOE DEPT.
HOSE and ACCESSORIES DEPT.
PIECE GOODS DEPT.
BEDDING AND LINEN DEPT.
MEN’S DEPT.
WORK CLOTHING DEPT.
INCUR '
GREATLY ENLARGED
Bargain BASEMENT
SHOE DEPARTMENT
LADIES’ DEPARTMENT
PIECE GOODS DEPARTMENT
BEDDING DEPARTMENT
WORK CLOTHES DEPARTMENT
ON THE
SECOND FLOOR
LADIES’ DEPARTMENT
GIRLS’ DEPARTMENT
INFANTS’ DEPARTMENT
DRESS DEPARTMENT
COAT DEPARTMENT
JUNIOR DEPARTMENT
LINGERIE DEPARTMENT
SPORTS WEAR DEPARTMENT
MILLINERY DEPARTMENT
ON THE
BALCONY
GIFT DEPARTMENT
BOYS’ DEPARTMENT
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$2.98 to $4.95
COLORFUL
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$2.98 to $5.95
With all-around pleats. Green or brown pre
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WITH A FUTURE
Rayon .Crepe Dresses that are
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Many styles to choose from.
Lovely colors — blue, aqua and
brown. Sizes 12 to 20.
$8.95
COAT-
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Then visit bur Coat Salon—sec
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a rich selection of new fall
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$14.95 to $29.95
DRESSES
Two-piece Junior Dresses in
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Sizes 9 to 15.
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$8.95
BEAUTIFUL RAYON
51-Gauge Sheers
90c
Long service sheers that fit
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Choose .shades that blend with
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FOR WARM WINTER
SLEEPING .
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BLANKETS
100% Wool.
—$10.95
Come in today and select your
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OTHER BLANKETS—
$1.98 to $7.95
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'$1.98 to $4.95
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$2.98 to $10.95
BOYS’ KNICKERS—6 to 16
$2.98 to $4.98
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BOYS’ CORDUROY LONGIES
They’re better—longer lasting
$2.98 and $4.98
ROCKINGHAM—COLLEGE PARK
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$22.50 to $27.50
Swing into fall in one of these new
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BONAIRE—ARCHDALE
FINE SHIRTS
$1.48 and $1.88
We have them in many colors and
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BOYS’ LEISURE JACKETS
Sizes 10 to 18
$7.95 to $10.95
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$1.98 to $3.98 Yd.
500 pieces of assorted hand-decorated
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54 inches wide. Shepherd checks, all-wool
matched into complete dinner or breakfast
sets. Come in and see — they’re beautiful
Shetland Coatings—plaids and solids.
dishes.