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V 4 Page Eight THE CLINTON CHRONICLE Thursday, November 8, 1945 PERSONAL AND SOCIAL NEWS OF GOLDVILLE MRS. CECIL O DELL. Correspondent and Representative Mr. and Mrs. Herbert'Owens, Mrs. | last week irt Augusta, Ga. the most unique arrangement of' Birthdays and Anniversaries flowers. * . 1 i 1st. Lt. apd Mrs. J. E. Willingham ; New members were Mrs. J. J. had a wedding anniversary Nov. g Johnson. Mrs. Myrtle Fulled and ^ rd - ^t. VVjllingham is in Guam ! Mrs. Buford Weir. P resent - ; , a wherel , i Mr. and Mrs. M. G. Smith will have ** I • * _ . w • I! During the social hour Mrs. Cecil Grady Spires and John Cothran were she met her husband, Cpl. Sigsbee j group servedi-chicken salad called to Woodruff over the week- Hair. Sig has been overseas in the i and CQ f fee “ f* a wedding anniversary Nov. 29th. ! « called to Woodruff over the week- Hair. Sig end duetto the death of the former's European campaign for 33 months, grandmother, “Granny” Owens, who He received his discharge at Camp Gordon last Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Brawley, Mrs. C. P. Wofford had a birthday No- 1 h vember 4th. jk Surprise Party ’ Chpipy Spires celebrated his first The eo-workers of Mrs. W. W. ‘ >irthda >' Noverr»er 5th. Waits surprised her with an enjoy-; C. & L CAB CMPANY L. L. Cooper, Owner ■+ - Phone 180 was 79 years old. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Johnson. Miss M r - a " d Mrs -^ Br ^' 1 . ey> ^ rs - Wa’its' s'urpris'ed‘her‘with an ’enjoy-' E. G. Sulton will have a birthday MydJqiOsborne, Rufus Darnell and Hattie Byars and Miss Thelma By-, able birthday pany last Saturday ‘November 9th. Alfred Reeder were visitors in New- a rs were Sunday visitors of .Ir. ® nd i while at wor i t | On Nov. 8th Norman Floyd has a; CTtnrri-hv Mrs. R. A. Brawley in Union. | •„ v..’,. berry Saturday. The superintendent of the .Upper; The candle-lit cake was the center- birthday. - | j] Messrs. Ralph and Richard Horne g outb Carolina Conference of the P' ece tb 6 table and many .lovely j Mrs. Luke Clark will celebrate her of Fort Mill, visited Mr. and Mrs. J p entecosta i c< h U rch, Rev. Ralph Tay-' g* f ts w'ere arranged on the table. birthday November 7th. tUci+asi Re nnH served sandwiches, j . IVliss Willena Lovelace has a birth- j ^^^hboi* DoCS lor of Anderson, visited Rev. Charles Ross of North 'Carolina; Mrs Smilh Haley Tuesday. State, Raleigh. N. C., spent the week- Mr> anc i Mrs. W. W. Waits spent end with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Saturday in Greenville. + John Ross. v | Mrs. Bill Boyd has returned from Mr. and^Mrs. Fearless Rowe and Mississippi after spending several children spent Sunday in Green- weeks Wlth her husb ^ nd . who is sta . wood*. -.While there they visited there. Holders.-who is a hospital patient, j M r. and Mrs. Ryan Pogr^ and Mr. (and Mrs. E. J. Willingham and sheila of Whitmire, spent the week- Harold. Mr and Mrs. H. M. Willing-, end with Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Poag. ham. Mrs. Louis Murphy, Mr. and; Mrs. Ervin Stroud'is spending sev* Mrs. Otis Murphy. Miss Fannie Cope-■ era j wee ks ih Prosperity with her land and Mrs. J. E. Willingham at- parents. tended the Greenwood fair Saturday R ev / R. G. Hughes, pastor of the Mr. and Mrs. Hoyt Robles and Methodist church, is attending the »Billy of Newberry, spent the week- Upper South Carolina conference at end with Mrs. W. W. Hair and Ruth. Gj emson Mrs J. D. ODell and Cecil O Dell Mr. and Mrs. William Adaips and visited Mrs. Roy Templeton in Fort children of Greenwood, spent the Mill Sunday. Friends will be inter- W eek-epd with Mr. and Mrs. W. E. ested to know Roy Templeton is a Adams.' * p^atie^i: in a Rock Hill hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wertz, Mr. John Cothran of Spartanburg, is anc id Mrs. Fred Wertz and children spending a few days with Mr. and 0 f ^ b e Bush River community, spent Mrs. t P. Wofford near Clinton. (Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Earl Hol- Fred Ross spent the week-end in 1 SO nback. Charlotte. N. C . with Mr. and Mrs. S-Sgt. Kelly Waits is visiting his Bryce Little and attended the circus, parents. > Mrs. S. L Hair spent a few days| M r. and Mrs. W\ C. Cochran and children of Whitmire, spent Sunday with ^l r - a nd Mrs. J. L. Feltman. gifts were arranged and The hostesses punch and unusual favors' XXXRKIMWmCKMRKXWKliKRRIMttminuneKRRRMIOOCWKIOlWiniMKHMIOatim u 4 W ‘ ■ Tire Recapping:. Battery ('harping:. Firestone Batteries. Radiator Boilinp. Car and Truck Repairinp. TIMMERMAN MOTOR CO. Phone 119 Garv St. R U AWAPE ? The ImPEYAN PHtAS4Nt. x THIS BEAUnniL BIRD MAKES ITS HOME ON TVlE "ROOF OF THE WORLD'- - THE HIMALAYAN MOUN-1 tains Du/To the hard hunt ing in TkESE MOUNTAINS THE impeyan Pheasant is consider ed THE ACE OF CAKE BIRDS BY SFORTSKSN. MrGILS DRUG STORE is “tops. j(s a shopping place in Clin ten When better drug mer- chandiH* is mariufactured, we'll <arr> it And ev'cArone knows that when we carry and back an item IT S GOOD. Visit our gift depart ment . you'll find everything imaginable at reasonable prices Meet your friends at our fountain for a refreshing drink. MV. and Mrs. J. L. Abrams and Linda spent Sunday in Whitmire with Mr. tend Mrs. P. L. Attaway. Cnarles Attaway, S. 2c, formerly of Goldvlile, has hmded in Charles ton after serving a year and a half in the South Pacific. Cpl. and Mrs. Dorsey Ridjngs and daughter of Saluda, spent a Tew days last week with Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Ridings. Dorsey has received hisj discharge. -> Mr. and,:Mrs. Joe Boland vfrsited! jin Little Mountain and Columbia! ' over the vVeek-end. _, Pie. Bill Phillips of Mississippi, isj spending a few days with Mr. 'and Mrs. PeTe|Phillips. He is Mr. Phil lips’ brother, and has served two and one-half years in the European the ater of war. Miss Marcia O’Shields, Messrs. George Metts and Vaight Metts spent Saturday in Columbia. While there they visited Mrs. Vaight Metts, who; is a patient at the Columbia hospital.' A. W. Ridings visited his daugh ter. CN Louise Ridings, in Colum bia Saturday. Louise is a patient at! the hospital with an infected leg. Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Lake spent the week-end in Little Mountain. Mrs. R. L. Francis and Mary Fran cis were, visitors in Newberry Sat urday. Miss Marcia O’Shields and George Mett* were dinner guests ot Mr. andj Mrs. Joe Boland Wednesday. Miss Willene Lovelace of Green wood. spent the week-end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Lovlace. Ate See's DbugSio ‘ R.M. McGEE,PROP. PHONE I CLINTON,SX. Birthday Party For Little Boy Last Tuesday evening Mrs. Pete: Phillips entertained for tier small, son. Tony, in honor of his fifth birth day at her home on Milton Road. Games and contests were enjoyed on the lawn with several children winning prizes. The cihldren were given Hallo we'en faYors for souvenirs. Tony received many lovely little gifts and was delighted over the candle-lit cake. Mrs. Phillips, assisted by Mrs. Joe Purdy, Misses Flora Nell Holson- oack and Louise White, served ice cream.^cookies and candy. Those attending the party from out of town were Larry and Jackie Har- relson and Jerry Fulmer of Newber- ' O’- Moose Parly At Clubhouse MembeVs of the Women of the ; Hold Study Class DOWNDRAFT WOOD BURNING HEATER ★ [MJOT C8NTNKMS 24 IQUI CONTIOUID HUT. A BUILD BUT ONE FIIE A SEASON—Ni Tim Tl BwW Oi CM Hvmii ★ BEHOVE ASKS ON AVEIAfiE OF ONLY 3 TIMES MONTHLY. The ladies of the Woman's Society of Christian Service held a mission ."tudy class at the Methodist church Sunday afternoon at 3 o’clock. Mrs. R. A. Hughes was chairman and several ladies assisted her on the program. The topic of the book was "The Cross Over Africa.’*^;|'' Insist on the slow-burning Downdraft Ashlevjyit's PATENTED, therefore it’a different This thermostatically controlled wood burning heater uses small worthless hards nod tree*, or even scrap wood. Many users write that they aave 50% and more on fuel costs, yet still enjoy more beat 24 hours a day. The Ashley has been used and proven in all section* of the United States —Now in our 15th year. Hunt-Finney Friends of Mrs. Jesse Finney will j be interested to know she has re- i ceived word of the marriage of her son, Lt. Henry Finney, and Miss j Mary Hunt' of Los Angeles, Calif. Lt. and Mrs. Finney are expected 1 here soon. Leu Soot—Leu Smoke; For Service— Economy—(Teanlmeea Ashleys are truly sensationai. Six types and prices to select from. See your Ashley dealer today; there's one in most every town; or write us for name of your nearest dealer. / Woman's Club Meets The Joanna Woman’s club held j its regular meeting last Thursday evening. j Mrs. Willis Phillips, Jr., led the de- ! votional on Thanksgiving. After the business hour Mrs. W. A. Moorhead recognized the visitors. Mrs. Clyde Lankford of Clinton, spoke to the club about flowers, chiefly roses. , Mrs. E. H. Hunnicutt, chairman of the garden committee, presented several corsages of roses during the evening. Mrs. G. N. Foy won the prize for l FOR mice fv l. Moose enjoyed a party at Joanna! club Monday night. The games and^'entertainment were; under the direction of Mrs. Joe Purdy. Mrs. H. H. Kelly, with the assist-j ante of a few members, served chick-1 en .-.alad and cbffee. It’s always time for LANCE TOAST- CHEE, crisp toasted qheese crackers with smooth Lance Peanut Butter in between. Enjoy ToasTchee with your favorite drink. 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