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Foge Eight WEST CLINTON SOCIAL AND PERSONAL NEWS MRS. JOE CAMPBELL. Corrcsi»ondent and Representative j ^ Canipbell-Gill — MiSs ' Katherine Campbell and Mr. and Mrs. William Thorne, and'Marine. and Mrs. Darnell of Gold- ^ q^j were un ited in mar- Sandra, of Oak Ridge, Tenn., re-iville, spent several days recen ^y, riage Friday, Dec. 14. Tht>scere- cently visited Rev. and Mrs. W. B. with their grandparents, Mr. and Thorne. Mrs. A. F. Campbell. ^ Richard Watts left Friday for Fort' Ml '- and ^ rs - ft^wis King and * -- . Jackson where he was inducted into family and Bill King of Laurens, Miss ^ whe re they will, make their thv armv ^ visited Mrs. Harnett King Saturday.; home me an y. , - , w__ Rillv .Tone*: snpnt — mony was performed by Probate Judge J. Hewlette Wasson in Lau rens. They left Saturday for Pluxie, .. J ^ and Mrs. Billy Jones spent Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Eskew of ^ weeR with Mr and Mrs . W E . Greenville, spent the week-end with . o t h iire Mr. and Mrs Carl Heaton. B fea^e Lagefte formerly of 0n Saturda y evening a group of vi andilr,' lrS J BIea - e L,a 8 e t y 1 ‘ friends gathered at the home of Mrs. , M ”; Ge p ,r f v S" n Srs a ^f r °vl ence - R - V ,s ^ aki ;5 h ff h °^ A. R. Ivester for a miscellaneous daughter Pat *e.re ''Mtois mk-ith her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. h given in honor of Miss Ro . GreenW.lie Friday. F. Surperel. , setta Ivester bride-elect Mis's Vera . Pnrkman and Robert Miss Pauline Kidd. Richard and After an ^ our games and con _ Shower For Bride-Elect visitors Greenville, Brvant Kidd and Allen Kidd tests, Miss Ivester was presented a Holder were Monday. 1 11 Greenwood, were Sunday visitors of, Qf useful gifts J. W. Arnold has returned home ^1'^ and NJrs^C^ L^Kidd. ^ ^ ; Refreshments were served by the in Woodruff i mfter visiting relatives several weeks. Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Terry week-end guests of Mr. Terry's sis ters. Misses Beatrice and Sue Terry,l, in Greenwood Charles Galloway hostess. cousin, Albert Tra arrival at Guam. ell, E. 1c on and Mrs. John Flow of Goldville, were U ' th Mr ' lU1Cl ^ IrS ' A Ensign Trammell Arrives Safely Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Beauford and Mr - and M f f L - B Trammell have Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Hamrick 0 f ^ ceivedword ^Jheir son, Ensign Greenwood, were week-end guests of , Dewey Trammell that he has arrived Mr. and Mrs M T. Ficklin. Jr., of Mr. and Mrs: J. R. Hamrick. 1 s f e }y. in , Guam - Ens ' Trammell is an Greenwood, are visiting Mr. and Mrr and v Trs Frank Jacks and electrical engineer.^.He met his Mrs. L. C. Fickhn. sons vislte d M r. and Mrs. W. C A1Wi Pfo. and Mrs. Hughes Gregory,Brownlee at Gray Court Sunday. of Fort Jackson, recently visited Mr Mrs. Willie Mae Anderson of Spar- 1 _ ~ ^ ~ »ind Mrs Frank Lyciia. tanburg, spent several days recently County Cotton Crop Mr. and Mrs J'. B l daughter visited'friends ville Saturday. . . 4. Miss Maud Hillman spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Hillman at South Clinton. Aaron Arnold of Woodruff, visited Mr .and Mrs. J L. Arnold Sunday. Pfc. Clavell Lancaster of Presque Isle, Maine, is ^spending a furlough with Mrs. Lancaster and his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Lancaster. Mr Sloan and with her sister, Mrs. David Owens ci Drnn Thic Y^nr in Green- who has been ill several weeks. JOOWS l-'iOp IBIS ICOr Mrs. Owens returned with her for a According to the report of W. M.| visit. Sahders, special census agent, re- Mrs. Sammie Snelgrove and chil- leased yesterday, 18,901 bales of cpt- dren of Spartanburg, are visiting ton were ginned in the county from Mr. and Mrs. S. B.. Snelgrove. the 1945 crop prior to December 1, Mrs. Herbert Poteat is visiting as compared with 20,288 baleg^ for relatives in Salisbury, N. C. I the crop of 1944. The latestmgure [shows a decrease of 1,387 bales. Christmas Program Sunday Bailey Memorial Methodist church, I . and* M*r*s*. "Arthur* Lancaster South, will have a Christmas pro-j were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. S™" Sunday evening at 7:30. The J. B. Sanders in Spartanburg P as \ or : Rev D ' C ' ha v f, eX ’ Mr. and Mrs. Rufus Sullivan., tcnded an invitation to the public. . Mrs. R. M. Sullivan and daughter;! -m. oi ■ Jo. Mrs. Willie B. Quinton visited Ulth The Sick Mr .and Mrs. L. M. McClain in Lonz ° Leopard, Mrs. Charles Wil-| Lowndesville Sunday. liamson and' children, Mrs. W. H.| Pvt. Burns Lee. who recently re- Dover, Mrs. Wade Lever, Mrs. Evans turned from overseas, and Pvt. Sam- Lever, and daughter, Lois, Grange mie Lee of Mississippi, are visiting Campbell, Mrs. Charlie Lowry, and relatives here daughter, Shirley, Elizabeth, Bar-, George Turner and L. A. Smith bara. Shirley and Buddie Holder, and, were visitors in Columbia Tuesday. Phyllis Ginn are ill with flu. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Heatherly and Mrs. David Owens has been ill; daughter, Doris, spent the week-end. severa ^ wee ks. with Mr. and Mrs. Mann Sanders in Friends of Mrs. Robert Whitsel! Spartanburg are sorry to know she is a patient Harold Darnell of the Merchant ^ oca ^ hospital where she un- derwent an operation Friday. j Mrs. Robert Hamrick has been ill j several days. Whe? a Co - - . ^ . COLD discomforts . ~~ 35 » Per Bottle Beware Coughs from common colds That Hang On Creomulslon relieves promptly be cause It goes right to the seat of the ‘ ‘ ‘ it Birthdays and Anniversaries Pvt. and Mrs. Luther Turner will celebrate their 7th wedding anniver sary December 24. Also Mr. and Mrs. Charles Williamson. I Pfc. Marvin Gregory and Frank Lydia have birthdays December 24th. Miss Maud Hillman celebrated her birthday December 2nd. Miss Sybil Kidd will have a birth day Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Adams will 1 celebrate their 13th wedding anni versary December 28th. Rudolph Hamrick celebrated his 11th birthday December 16th. Sam Owens was twelve years old 27, and Truman Owens Christmas Closing Notice WE WILL CLOSE OUR SHOP MONDAY, TUESDAY, and WTDNESDAY December 24, 25, 26 FOR CHRISTMAS We ask our friends and cus tomers for their cooperation by calling early before the holi days. ROUND BROOMS FOR SALE DELL'S BEAUTY SHOP DELL CREWS, Prop. Phone 20 way it quickly allays the cough or you ■re to have your money back. CREOMULSION For Coughs, Chest Colds, Bronchitis trouble to help loosen and expel germ laden phlegm, and aid nature to soothe and heal raw, tender inflamed bronchial November mucous membranes Tell your druggist was fourteen years old Dec. 16th to sell you a bottle of Creomulsion with s , inH Mrt . Frirr „ it MMnioch 1 the understanding you must like the , . , an ., . rs : P° rrest McIntosh; - celebrated their 3rd wedding anni versary Dee. 12th. Mrs. McIntosh’ will have a birthday Dec. 24th. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Burns will have: been married five years Dec. 24th. j — _Z j 1st. Sgt. L. R. Foster celebrated his I birthday Dec. 15., and Harvey Foster will have a birthday Dec. 20th. Lena Gilliam will be five years old Dec. 27th. Service Men’s Column Cpl. William A. Jones has received an honorable discharge after spend ing five years in service with 17 mcyiths overseas. 'He participated in Gray Funeral Home Clinton, S. C. FUNERAL DIRECTORS ...and... EMBALMERS AMBULANCE SERVICE Phones 41 and 399-J L. RUSSELL GRAY and V. PARKS ADAIR. Gen Mgrs. ian hi ;<fo< I thl Luzon campaign and received the Goodyear Tires and Tubes BATTERIES AND ACCESSORIES McMillan Service Station Sinclair Products Phone No. 2 Watch Your Kidneys/ Help Them Cleanm* the Blood of Harmful Body Wante Your kidneys are constantly filtering waste matter from the blood stream. But kidneya sometimes lag in their work— do not act as Nature intended—fail to re move impurities that, if retained, may poison the system and upset the whole body machinery. Symptoms maylje nagging backache, persistent headache, attacks of dizziness, getting up nighta, swelling, puffinesa under the eye»-r-a feeling of nervous anxiety and loas of pep and strength. Other signs of kidney or bladder dis order are sometime* burning, scanty or 400 frequent urination. There should bernodoubt that prompt treatment is iMser than neglect. Use Doan'i Pillt. Doan’i have been winning new friends for more than forty years. They have a nation-wide reputation. Are recommended by grateful people the country over. Atk pour neighbor! Doans Pills Good Conduct medal, American De fense medal, American Theater ser- /.•ice ribbon and the World War Vic-^ tory medal. Pvt. Charles Williamson has been given an honorable discharge from the army. He spent four months! 1 in service, i Pfc. James A. Arnold received an honorable discharge Nov. 30. He en-i tered service in January, 1943. He! spent his overseas duty on the is-; lands :n the Pacific which were asi follows: New Caledonia, New Heb rides, the Russells, Manus, Pelelieu, 1 jGuam and Hawaii. He spent two' years and 18 months with the 2nd 1 Marine Air Wing and 6 months, with , the 9rd Air Wing band. He wears the Asiatic-Pacific ribbon with one star, the American Defense and Vic tory ribbons. He plans to enter col lege early next year. Pfc. Herbert L. Poteat was given | an honorable discharge at the sepa- - ; ration center, Camp Bowie, Texas, JNov. 24. He was in service three and ; one -half years, with six months in j Germany. He wears the FAME rib- I bon, American Defense ribbon, World 1 War II Victory medal, the Good Con duct medal, and the Combat Infan tryman’s badge. He and Mrs. Poteat will make their home in Salisbury, N. C. Rev. Cause To Speak ^ Rev. James Cause, who recently returned ’from overseas, will speak at the eleven o’clock worship hour at the Pentecostal Holiness church Sunday. Rev. Roy Allen, pastor, cor dially invites the puublic to attend. Mrs. Mattox Honored Mrs. Victor Mattox was given a surprise birthday party at the home of Mrs. A. J. .Harvey Monday eve ning. Several games and contests were enjoyed, directed by Mrs. Ar thur Davis. Mrs. Mattox was indeed surprised when a basket of useful Another ytnr is nearly ended. All of us have had our disappointments and successes, hut ue should be thankful for our share of good health, goodwill and friendships—all necessary to happiness and contentment. The season s best be yours |—what more can we wish for you and those you love? MERRY CHRISTMAS HAPPY NEW YEAR Dr. Felder Smith OPTOMETRIST HOMf TO SAVE BY SPENDING! It is a fact that a few dollars wisely invested in dependable insurance will save many dollars in case of a loss. May we help you plan a sound insur ance program? S. W. SUMEREL, Agent Jacobs Building—Phone M CLINTON. 8. C. DIAMOND FOR WAITING SO LONG FOR YOU! For her long years of steadfast love and loyal devotion while you were in the Service “she” deserves nothing less than a fine diamond this Christmas. Come in now and choose from our fine selection. Diamond solitaire Engagement Ring. Enchanting crea* tion. *49" 6-diamonJ Bridal Duo in streamlined aettinga. Both*. .\ 50 7-diamond En- . gagement Ring 'in fishtail mounting. *1S6 N 8 - diamond Bridal En semble. A brilliant crea tion. Both . . . ‘IIP? Stunning solitaire with matching S • diamond .■redding ring. Both . . . W frksi IikMs federal JmMf ,Vhiq« design in a gor geous 4-diamond Bridal Duette. Both .. . *65“ “A Credit To All South Caroliiu" , -To -Tjar ■A 1? v ■ Vv . • O' - ■,' . , ' IV t