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Thursday, Februory 20, 1947 THE CLINTON CHRONICLE Page Three ‘ FOR YOUR HEATING OIL ...CalL. Gulf Oil Corporation Phone 21 J. A ADDISON, Distributor WEST CLINTON SOCIAL AND PERSONAL NEWS HRS. JOE CAMPBELL, Correspondent and Representative Mr. and Mrs. J. H^Seay and fam ily, Mrs. Pearl Glenn and son were visitors in Greenville Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hampton spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Thrift in South Clinton. Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Middleton, Mrs. Lee Pryor and son, William,' 'Mr .and Mrs. Walt Watt, Mr. and Mrs. George Herbert of Pelzer, Miss Pete Darby of i Greenville, Mr. and i Mrs. Clyde Harris of Camden were recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. R. P. Harris. Mrs. Tony Selario of Clarks burg, W. Va., is spending some time J with Mr. and Mrs. Harris. | Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Leopard and j daughter of Chesnee, spent the ! week-end with Mrs. Dora Leopard. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Sanders and vary Baptist church gave Friday evening at the church. Miss Betty Dunaway and Louie Webb were chosen king and queen. Misses Doris Heatherly, Betty Moore, Betty Dunaway and Ruth Curry won prizes. Games were under the direction of their teacher, Mrs. Joe Campbell. A salad course with valentine cookies, sandwiches and hot choco late was served by the social com mittee composed of' Misses Blanche McClure and Betty Moore. Red and white streamers and red cardboard hearts were used in va rious ways for decorations. WANTED! SEWING MACHINE OPERATORS Experienced or Inexperienced i Apply— • — HALLMARK MFG. CO. Davidson St, Clinton, S. C. HKXMtKiSXXitStSaaiSUntXXSSXXXXXXWM'JMiUUGaiSaUUUilXKXXXMHM Miss Celebrates Birthday Mary Ellen Cannon cele- children and Miss Beulah Kinard [ * >ra J > ecl her 14th birthday recently ! ! spent the week-end with Mr. and wi J" 1 a P 31- **; • t ' Mrs. Ernest Britten in Morganton, > friends gathered to enjoy N C the occasion and a number of games j Mr. and Mrs. Dave Sanders spent were ,,^' a ^ er ^ os f esses »| the week-end with relatives in Glen C e cil Walker and Mrs. D. W., Alpine, N. C. i Bagwell, served refreshments Miss , Mr. and Mrs. Fred Rodelsperger | Cannon was Presented a number of and son of Newberry, were week-i a ^ ract *' e ^ end guests of Mrs. Alice Kinard. ^alph Smith spent Saturday with his father, Robert D. Smith. Mrs. H. R. Smith and son, Paul, Go To Church Sunday Morning COOPER'S TAXIS will take you and your family to church every Sun day morning from 9:30 until 11:30 (inside of city limits). FREE! CALL - 180 - CALL Cooper Cab Company All Cabs Insured for Your Protection Lewis Cooper, Owner Card of Thanks I wish to thank every one for the kindness shown me during the ill- Millard Price. Shirley Lowery and and death of my huaband, Jeaae Patricia Bouknight spent Sunday , K, " g ' . A ' so '° T ' h t b«utifu , with Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Mein-' fl<,r “ 0, ^ ,n8s a " d ,he d,n " er ' ha ' tosh. Terry ' McIntosh returned %vas sene • home- with them for a visit. rs ' in ® Mr and Mrs. Jesse Harmon and Study Course family of Saluda, Mr. and Mrs. Cecil A study course is being taught at Walker and family of Laurens, were Calvary Baptist church by the pas tor, Rev. J. Ollin Watson, on the subject, “The Book We Teach.” week-end guests of Mr. >and Mrs. Wm. Cannon. Mrs. Ina Belle Hooper and son. ^ Tony, spent the week-end with Mr.ip . ij i :L,.| W and Mrs. Ivey Galloway in Pied- KCCCiir V0O1O LHvCIy mont i Insures Peach Crop Mr. and Mrs. Drew Penland of r I & near Clinton, Mr. and Mrs. Manley,' rom LOtCr Uamage I ; Penland of Pineville, N. C., spent Sunday with Mr. and )VIrs. H. E. Berry. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Galloway, Mrs. A. G. Galloway and sonjj, Mrs. Ver- lee Black and daughter visitec| Mrs; Josephine Lanford in Sunday. , Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Gregory, Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Gregory and son, Mr. and Mrs. James Blackmon of Chester, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lyda during the week end. Mrs. Jessie King spent several Columbia, Feb. 19.—Recent cold weather probably insured South Carolina’s 1947 peach crop against possible damage from later cold! wecither, Marketing Specialist Tom I Greenville' Col® the Clemson College Exten-' ' sion service said today. “The cold weather was just whati we needed to hold back peach tree budding long enough to keep swell-: ing buds from being nipped later byi a cold snap,’’ Cole said. “Very few buds had begun to ^ RWMWWIBBItlllMClWHRKRRKgRWinWKKWIW swell when the cold weather hit 1 days recently with Mr. and Mrs. Bu- here ” he said - ’' so little damage if 1 gene Gregory. ~ j j any resuIted ” Nat Dunaway, George Dunaway,! " Misses Nellie, Grace and Joyce NegrO Men of Clinton wedt ^ d ‘"ICalled To Meet Feb. 24 Mr. ,and Mrs. Clyde Williams I The Boy Frien d’s Club of Clinton Mr. and Mrs. Bo Gregory, Mr. and has sponsored Boy Scout Troops 127 Mrs. Eugene Lothridge and' family, Mr. and Mrs. James Scott and* son, 'Mrs. Dora Griffin, Miss Reba Payne, Mrs. Gay Tumblin of Laurens, Mr. and Mrs. George Gregory, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Godfrey, Mr. and Mrs and 128 for the past few years This is a worthy group and should demand the interest of all the people of Clinton. The extent of the pro gram for the Boy Scouts of America is unparalleled. Our boys should not Dewey McClain, Mr. and Mrs. Er- be denied the opportunity to par-; nest McCullough and children 0 fi tici P ate in such a national and in-1 j Greenwood, were among those a t- 1 . ternational P rogram ° ur boys are as j tending the funeral of Jesse Lee' valuable as any other gro PP of boys - King Saturday. j It is a neglect on our part if they Mr. and Mrs. Tom Brown and * are de P r i ved of this opportunity, son, and Mrs. Mollie Painter visit-i Even though the group has been ed Mr. and Mrs. Johnnie Stroud in lsu PP orted b y sorrtp through solicita- Spartanburg recently. Mrs. Painter i tions ’ the act ive members have been remained for a week’s visit. j few ’ but lo y al Mrs. Lillie Hunt of Augusta Ga ! The cl y b Wl11 m ®et Monday night, and Mrs. George Amerson of Green- !February 24 - at 7 o’clock at Bell, wood, are - visitor? in the home of | Street sch o o1 to organize. The presi-1 Mr. and Mrs. T. R. Knox. I dent must res ig n because of over-! Misses Jean McGee (and Evelyn loaded duties. All men interested in Bigbee, Wade Rice, Charles Queen our boys are asked t0 be Present for j and Aaron Balkham accompanied J dne bour- Clifford . Rice of Laurens, to Ers-' Bed HELPS TO KEEP YOUR TELEPIORE RINGING It takes a lot of folks with telephone know-how to keep our program of improving service moving along at a record pace in South Carolina. More new employees than ever before are being trkined in telephone classrooms, and on the j^b, as operators, installers, maintenance and business of fice employees. More skilled people are necessary because the job of providing service is growing tremendously. It takes time but, despite the handicaps. South Carolina telephone folks are in the thick of things, learning and working to make your service bigger and better. Real progress is being made every day! Cross ' committee will H PROGRESS...despite shortages! In Sooth Carolina daring 1946, tht Telephone Company inetalled more facilitiee than at any « other time in history: 23,366 miles of exchange wire, 1,207 miles of long distance circuits, and t 31,506 new telephones installed. 28 local end long distance central office additions were made and the number of employees increased 21 per cent. As telephone service grows, so does its value to you. That’s because you can reach so many more people. Each new day brings you more for your telephone dollar. kine college Sunday. Miss Juanita Harris and Harry McGee of Shelby, N. C., spen tthe week-end with relatives here. ' 1 T .1 Among The Sick Friends of B. B. Neal will be glad to know he is improving sat-1 isfactorily after undergoing a throat j operation at Duke hospital. A. H. Parkman is a patient at 1 the local hospital undergoing treat ment. R. P. Harris is ill at his home on Jackson street. A. G. Galloway* was ill with flu last week- Birthdays and Anniversaries Tommie Abbott celebrated his 13th birthday last Sunday. Rev. and Mrs. V. McK. Marlowe of Columbia, formerly pastor of Calvary Baptist church, will cele brate their golden wedding anni- | versary tomorrow. 'Mrs. Florence Splawn will cele- j brate her 55th birthday Feb. 23. ! February 3rd was M-Sgt. and Mrs. I Edgar B. Norton’s 7th wedding an- | niversary. meet at 8:15 at the same place. T. W. MIMS. Tire Recapping. , Battery Charging. Firestone Batteries. Radiator Boiling. Car and Truck Repairing. TIMMERMAN MOTOR CO. Phone 119 Gary St. SOUTHERN BELL TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY INCORPORATCD Birthday Party n Saturday afternoon Mrs. W. C. Wallenzine entertained with a party honoring her son, Lewis, who was i celebrating his 12th birthday. Several games were enjoyed in-( I doors. Ajfter the candles -were lighted i by Lewis the hostess served /' ice j cream and cake. | Lewis received a gift from each little guest. 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