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Page Eight i l _ 2- \ I 1 THE CUNTON CHRONICLE Thursday, December 13, 1945 WEST CLINTON SOCIAL AND PERSONAL NEWS MRS. JOE CAMPBELL. Correspondent and Representative Mr. and Mrs. Roy Holtzclaw, MrJKinard are among those ill with flu and Mrs. Luke Fuller, Mss. Vesta this week. Eubanks. Mj\ and Mrs. Roy Leathers,! * . . Mr. and Mrs. Roy Lydia attended thej Birthdays and Annivenufries funeral of Clarence Eubanks in Lau- Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Arnold will rens Sunday. 'celebrate their silver wedding anni- Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Berry and son, versar y December 18th. Jimmie, visited Mrs..Berry’s mother. Amos Eustace will be seventeen Mrs. H J. Turner, in Newberry Sfin- years old Dec. 14th. < | ■day. Pfc. Geo. W. Wesson, who re- Hedspeth celebrated his icently returned from oversea.^,’ is birthday Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Lowry ob served their 16th wedding anniver sary December 7th. | Marvin Eustace will be six years .spending a 90-day furlough with Mr. and Mi's. Berry. Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Edge of Spar- anburg were week-end guests of 0|d Derember 16th Bev. and .Irs. D C. Gregory. Robert Lee. Jr., was six years old Pvt. Rudolph Barker has been D ecern k er i s t transferred from Fort McClellan, | Dela Mae Lee was nine year? 0 ld Ala., to Fort Sill, Okla. December 9th. Cpl. Bobbie Sanders of Clinton. Clyde Cannon, Jr., was eight years Miss , spent several days with Mrs. old December 8thl Sanders and small son recently. Mr. and Mrs. .Thornton Meadors Mr. and Mrs. James Meadors of will celebrate their 13th w-edding an-i Easlev, spent the week-end with niversary December 24th. their parents I Mrs - C- B. Smith will Pv t S. B. Hames of Fort Jackson' celeb ^ ^ 8th wedding anniver- hospital, i- spending a-furlough with s ‘ u - v his mother. Mrs Flounce Splawn. i , Ralph Child w,H be f.fteen j Spl Friends of Paul ArnoFd. S. 2c, will] be interested to know h’6 has been promoted to seaman first class. Ht? is stationed m Hawaii. Mr. and Mrs. J B. Patterson and family recently visited relatives in Fort Mill. Mr. and Mrs. H W. Childers and years old December 18th. Miss Gertrude King celebrated her birthday December 5th. Henry King will have a birhtday December 17th. Frank Elledge was sixteen years old December 6th. B. J Smith celebrated his birth- „ day November 25th. daughter ot Chester^ were Saturday Henry Caughman and daughter, guests ot Mrs. c \V,Foster. Loretta, celebrated their birthdays Misses Helen Abmm.t and Henrietta ^ec 4th Ammons were visf%s in Newberry Dec 5th was Woodrow Wilson’s Monday. ! birthday Mr. and Mrs. Roy Waters visited Grady Arnold had a birthday Mon-, Mrs. Eva Waters in Greer during the j-..- week-end. m l Mr. and Mrs. Fred Holtzclaw of Long-Lydia Greenville, spent the week-end with Qn Saturday, Dec. 8, Miss Ruby ; Mr. and Mrs. Gradv Holtzclaw. Long became the bride of Roy Lydia. I Miss Evelyn Holtzclaw and R. M -p de cere mony was performed by! ^c Douglas Giles visited relatives in p ro bate Judge J. Hewlette Wasson,j ..irccio ,l!e Saturday. j n the presence of Miss Frances Sat-' Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Lowe visited | * er fj e ] d Capt. and Mrs. J^Ollin Watson in For her wedding the bride wore a mem Sunday. Capt. Watson re- ve n ow f a n su jt with blace accessor- cently returned from overseas. He j es <■ spent 21 months in service. They are making their home with Ralph Smith, Mr. and Mrs. James : Mrs Lydia’s mother, Mrs. Rd^ Dunaway and son Arthur. Willie Leathers, and Mr. Leathers. Kmard and George Brazil were visi-{ m tors in Columbia Saturday. Service Men’s Column Mrs. Lenoard Gilliam and children G pj Sidney L. Riser received an' spent the week-end with_ Mr. and donora bi e discharge after spending' Mrs. Clarence Gilliam in sMlhoun almost fiv e years in service with two years and 7 months overseas. Falls. Miss Jo Sullivan was guest He participated in the Rhineland of Miss Runette Giles in (Greenwood cam p a jg n) and received the Victory during the week-end. medal, American Defense ribbon, Mrs. Theodore Quten and children American Theater ribbon, the Good of Laurens, spent the week-end with Conduct fnedal, Eamet campaign Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Queen. medal with one Bronze star and the Mrs. Jack Griffin, formerly of Asiatic-Pacific theater ribbon. He Wa :; e v Shoal S’ 1S ma ^ in g her home j s son of Mr. and Mrs. Leo with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W T . E. Riser Braswell while Pvt. Griffin is in ser vice. Mr. and Mrs. W\ J. Nelson and family of Abbeville, Mr. and Mrs. Engagment Announced Mrs. Beulah Ivester announces the engagement of her daughter, Ro- Clement Nelson and son of Iva, Mr., se tta, jo John Gallman of Laurens, and Mrs. Jim Brock and son of Due The wedding will take place Dec. West, and Mrs. Jonas Samples of 24 Woodruff, were Sunday guests of! « Mrs. Ethel Rucker and Mrs. Luther] Roach-arbery Turner. Mrs. J. W. Roach of Greenville, FVt. Carl Campbell of Camp But- announces the engagement iof her ner, N. C , was home for the week- daughter, Lorene, to Alfred Barbery en< E of this city. The wedding will take J. E. Braswell, Jr., of Greenville, i pia ce a t a n early date. visited his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J.i -m E. Braswell, Sr., Sunday. * j Eustace Mr. and Mrs. Robert McGinnis of| Bom to Mr. and Mrs. Joe Eustace Augusta. Ga.. were week-end guests twin boys, Dec. 9. They have been of Mr. and Mrs. J J. McGinni?. Mj\ given the names of Carol Gray and McGinnis recently received an hon- Harold Ray. Mrs. Eustace is the orable discharge aftre spending two former Miss Leila Nix. years and 4 months in the service, ♦ with 22 months overseas. . 1 Mrs. West Honored Mr and Mrs. James Hembree of! Mrs. S. B. Snelgrove and Mrs. Ware Shoals, spent Sunday with Mr. Ella Harvey were joint hostesses at and Mrs. John Edmonds. ja.lovely surprise party on Monday Mr. and Mrs. John Hembree of evening at the hbme of Mrs. Harvey Ware Shoals, spent the week with honoring Mrs. J. J. West, who was Mr. and Mrs. Willie Gooch. 'celebrating her birthday. Pvt J. O. Womble of Camp Swift, 1 Several games were played among a- furlough with Mrs. Womble and them bingo, with Mrs. Ursula Blake- Texas. left yesterday after spending ly, Mrs. R. C. Oxner and Mrs. Mary family. golden winning prizes. " / ] Mrs. W’est was indeed surprised With The Sick *vhen she was presented a host of Henry King has been ill the past, beautiful gifts, two weeks. I hostesses served refreshments. Mrs. Kate Evans is recuperating! ^ after suffering with an injured arm' Mrs. Word Heads Society she received in a fall last week. 1 The Woman’s Missionary society Richard Dunaway has been inn land the Junior Missionary society of several days. Bailey Memorial church held a joint Mr^. Thornton Meadors and son, meeting at the home of Mrs. Joe Harold. Mrs. C. B. Smith, Mrs. John- Terry Monday evening. “I me Wilson. B T Moultrie, and son. The meeting opened with the sing- Jimmie. Bennie Tucker, Mrs. C. F. mg of “Hark the Herald Angels Foster. .1 C., Helen and Mary Fran- Sing.” Mrs. Terry gave the deyo- ces Foster, Miss Gaynell Barbery, tional. A very inspiring Christmas Edward Gregory, Mr$. Leroy Greg- program was given by members of ory. Richard Riser. Mrs. John Nelson, each society. “Silent Night, Holy Rufus Edmonds. MVs. FE S. Wright, Night,” was sung, and sentence pray- Elizabeth Womble, Betty Caughman, ers offered. Miss Betty Anne Campbell, Boyce a business ssesion was held with ahd Ru,ssell Gray Wilson, Charles plans made for the new year. The Reece, James Medlin, Jr., and Willie ( following officers - were elected for ]the adult society: president, Mrs. vice-president, Mrs. seerteary, Mrs. D. C. Mrs. Joe Terry. 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