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0 I V \ 31,1947 - THE CUNTON CHRONICLE V ATHLETES FOOT ITCH NOT HARD TO KILL. IN ONE HOUR - If not pleased, your 35c back at any drug store. TE-OL, a STRONG fun gicide, contains 90% alcohoL IT PENETRATES. Reaches MORI germs to KILL the itch. Today at McGEE’S DRUG STORE. CaU 74 For Your Needs. OFFICE SUPPLIES— CHRONICLE PUBLISHING CO. V * WITTNAUER A LONGINES-WITTNAUER PRODUCT A watch by Longinee-Wittnauer... a watch to wear with pride and satisfaction! We would consider it a privilege to show you the beau tiful new models. Note the exquisite lines of the Wittnauer lady’s watch, illustrated above; the simple, handsome appearance of the man’s watch. Both have the Jully-powered Wittnauer movement engineered for good timekeeping and long life. H i&m I .X. ▼ > UlC J 1 w I 1 lx »' i “A Credit To All South Carolina” f’* r> *A» COMPLETE Home Furnishings “The Best for Less” RADIOS The Most Complete Stock in Tpwn Floor Models wtih Record Players $15.95 to $74.95, and F. 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Mr. and Mrs. Sam Cauble of Jacksonville, Fla., are spending some lime witth Mr. Cauble’s’ mother, Mrs. Betty Cauble. Mfs. Essife Crow, Mpna Cannon and Beverly Buzhardt of West Clin- j ton, x spent the week-end with Mr. Ruth Trammell is spending the, and Mrs Hugh Ballard, week with relatives in Ware Shoals. Mr and Mrs Colie Abercrombie! Earl Boyce is visiting Bruce Neal spent the week-end with Mr. and Greenwood this week. (Mrs. J. W. Motte.. , Misses Bernice and Belle Nelson' Rev Earl p uller and family of : i spent Sunday with their mother, Mrs. Union, visited his father, Ed Fuller,! TVAI*-**-*!** AT rx 1 v> o r» Vv AT* A Rollo t-fk _ x 4 H. D. HENRY II9S-I947 F. M. BOLAND Minnie Nelson, near here. Belle re mained there for the week. Sunday visitors of Mrs. J. W. Full- Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Motte ar Dora Harris .had as their Mrs. guests er were Mr. and Mrs. Joe Purdy, j Sunday Gonzales Harris and family, Mrs. Bertha Stroud and Mrs. Fearless ^ Mrs . Viola Hu n t< Mrs Doris Moodv Rowe of Goldville. ; an d family of Bath, and Clarence Little Steve Webb of Goldville, vis- Harris of Laurens. H. D. HENRY & COMPANY INSURANCE STOCKS — BONDS — REAL ESTATE , ^ Let Us Analyze Your Insurance Needs Telephone 121 V ited his mother, Mrs. J Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Parrish, Sr., and daughters were guests of the for mer’s sister, Mrs. Ed Kirby, and Mr. Kirby in Greenville Sunday. Lois Webb, Mr. and Mrs. Willie Grogan of near I Lexington, are spending the week with Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Grogan. I Mr .and Mrs. K. F. Johns recently Church Notice Rev. Charles Odell Jenkins of Honea Path, will fill the pulpit for spent several days in Spartanburg the morning and evening ser- j with Miss Minnie Jobes, j Mr. and Mfs. Houstoh Ellis and Judy spent Sunday irf'Jonesville with ‘ relatives. i Paul Sweat, of near Clinton, was a | visitor Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Smith. Mrs. Edna Glenn and Mrs. Jessie 1 Mae Owens spent Tuesday in Green- j ville. < Mrs. Annie Lawson recently visited , friends in Savannah, Ga. Mrs. Clyde Trammell and children ! attended a birthday dinner Sunday in [West Clinton for her father, J. H. Seay. vices at Lydia Baptist church Sun day. The Victory quartet of Honea Path, will sing Sunday at the eve ning service. The Sunbeams will meet'at the church Wednesday, August 6, at o’clock. H p tACE 1 Mrs J H Walker is SDeritiina the' ing at her home after being a patient Mrs. J. H. waucer is spenumg me in the local hospital a few days ^ week in Honea Path with relatives, j Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Mclnvaille and i children spent Sunday in Green- : wood with Mr. and Mrs. E. I. Neal, i Mrs. J .B. Boyce and Wallace are , spending the week in Gastonia, N.C ., With Mrs. Boyce’s sister, Mrs. J. R. Bradley. Mr. and Mrs. bavid Adams spent the week-end in Columbia with their daughter, Mrs. Paul Cousins. Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Smith of Foun- With The Sick Friends of Mrs. J. A. Rogers will be sorry to learn that she is a patient in the Wallace, Thompson hospital in Union. Little Geraldine Neal is ill. M. B. Satterfield is ill. —Mw. Paul McCauley is recuperat-- HELP BIRD AMERICA’S All POWER on AIR FORCE OAT, A060ST 1ST ■jpw past week. Mrs. Mart Satterfield is ijl. Little Sandra^ Mills, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Rufus Mills, underwent a tonsilectomy at Hays hospital last week. Capers Gregory is a patient at the Veteran’s hospital in Columbia. Birthday Parties Enjoyed Twenty-seven boys and girls en-J tain“innr were XwtoSTl Mr' Tni | » party Wednesday. JulyW,, i j Mrs. J. C. Meeks Sunday. Tim Zeigler of Shelby, N. C., spent j the week-end with Mrs. Jessie Mae Owens and family. Mrs. Laura Kepley and daughter, which was given in honor of Ruth | Trammell who was celebrating herj 8th birthday. Outdoor games were played, after which ice cream with! individual cakes, candy and chewing! gum were served by the honoree’s! Miss Evelyn Kepley; of Salisbury, .. »* , J rr , N C snent several davs the nast m ° ther ’ MrS ' Clyde Trarn ^ e11 - and I i Spen f ! I L, tbepa ; Patsy Ruth Smith of Ware Shoals. , week with their daughter and sister, r. . „ . . I ».r w T, Eac " Suest remembered Ruth witn; Mrs. W. R. Cauble, and Mr. Cauble. „ f , , , ja giftr^ Those from out of the com 1 Dallas Cato spent a few day^ -last 1 week at Myrtle Beach. Lewis and Cullen Medlock of Whitmire, were week-end guests of j Mr. and Mrs. James Richey. Mrs. J. E. McLendon and children and Mrs. Kate McDaniel of West Clinton, spent Sunday with Mr; Mrs. I. C. McLendon. Harold Snyder is visiting his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. i[. J. Snyder, in Belton. Mr. and MJ-s. J. R. Ballew of near Clinton, visited Mr. and Mrs. O. B. Smith Sunday. muriitJSJ present for the party were! Patsy and Cary Smith of Warej Shoals, Alan Trammell of . Clinton j and Patricia, Cecil, Janice and Di anne Davenport of West Clinton. number of guests enjoyed a birthday party Monday afternoon given for Barbara Sharpton who had celebrated her birthday on Sunday. Several games were played, direct ed by Miss Martha Young and Mi riam Sharpton, after which refresh ments were served by Miss Young | and Miss Sharpton. Barbara re- Misses Betty Conwell and Betty ■ ceived a number of gifts Hall spent Sunday at Little Moun tain with Bill McAdams and Gordon Stewart. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Lusk of Honea Path, and Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Willard of near Clinton, sp^nt Sun day with Mr. and Mrs. Claud Will ard. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Cumbie and children of Eatonton, Ga., are spend ing the week with the latter’s sister, Mrs. W. I. Bailey, Jr., and Mr. Bailey. Miss Nellie Owens visited Miss Bernice bean in Goldville Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. James Bailey and Rock visited Mr. and Mrs. Mack Harris near Sandy Springs Sunday. Mrs. Sallie Wilkerson of Spartan burg, is vsiiting her brother, G. H. Jackson, and Mrs. Jackson. Mrs. Sue Banks is visiting a few days in Newberry with Mrs. Homer Clary. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Lanford and daughter of Miahni, Fla., are visiting Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Lanford and other relatives here. Mr. and Mrs. Tommy Nabors spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. John Benjamin near Clinton. i Mrs. Ben Harvey recently visited her brother, Homer ’ Douglas, - in Gary Court. • Mrs. Guynell Lynch and daughter of Spartanburg, spent a few days the past week with Mrs. Sara Shelnut and family. Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Green, Mr. and Mrs. James Estes and C. T. Estes of Ninety-Six, were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Rufus Mills. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil McLendon and Cecilia, Bill McLendon and sons, Wayne and Dennis, visited Cecil and Bill’s father, who is a patient, in the Veteran’s hospital, in Columbia, on Sunday. 7'. Mrs. Lenora Hughes of Pauline, spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Joe Pell. Mrs. Mae Patterson of Goldville, visited Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Emery Sunday. The following boys are attending R. A. camp' at Camp Rawls this week: Bruce Walker, Eugene Nelson, Tracy Dees, Jr., Buddy and Jam^s McElhannon. Wister Owens has returned to Co lumbia after a short stay with rela tives here. Buddy Sanders and Roy Owens visited in Augusta, Ga., several days the past week. Mrs. Eula Parrish of Goldville, Birthdays and Anniversaries July 21st was Mrs. Harold Law- son’s birthday. Leon Abercrombie will have a birthday August 6. Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Harris will observe their 21st wedding anni versary August 4. Luther Jacks' birthday will be August 6. Miss Nellie Owens will celebrate a birthday August 10. Jimmy Abercrombie, son of Mr. and Mrs. Casey Abercrombie, will be 5 years old August 2. Junior Harris’s birthday is today. Mrs. Annie Lawson will celebrate her birthday August 1. Mr. and Mrs. David Adams bb- served their 24th wedding anniver sary July 28. 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