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r Page Four PERSONAL AND SOCIAL NEWS OF GOLDVILLE MKS. CECIL O'DELL. Correspondent and Representative THE CLINTON CHRONICLE Thursdoy, November IB, 1947 Mrs. W. W. Hair and Miss Ruth Ed Hunnicutt in Greenwood hospital Hair visited Mrs. Ed Hunnicutt in Monday. Greenwood Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Wright of Spartanburg, spent Sunday with Mrs. Marion Hamm. Messrs. Carl Franzen, Cecil Bishop, R^dfe Clark, Ralph Frater, Capt. and h vows ken at the Pente . Mrs. Fred Ross, Mr. and Mrs. Alec 1 parsonage with Rev W D Crawford. Joe Delaney and Miss Kit- cosiai P 3 ™ 0113 * 6 Wlin « ev - w - u - Lyons-Timmerman Mr. and Mrs. Harley Lyons an nounce the marriage of their daugh ter, Audrey Evalee, to James Elvin Timmerman of Laurens on Nov. 1. be interested to know she. is rest- resi iror ing comfbrtably after a serious ope ration in fcreenwood last week. Mrs. Anna Thomas is improving at her home on Marion street. Mrs. Crystal Flow is a patient at arm y technical school of his General hospital in Greenville where. before enlisting. Stephen J. Mathews, local recruiting officer, said yesterday. * The plan enables any high school graduate between 47 and 34 years of age to be assured of attendi years ling an thoice ty Delaney were among, those attend- Ellenberg, pastor i'ng the Clemson-Furman game urday in Greenville. Mrs. Sallie Crocker of Whitmire, spent last week with her daughter, Mrs. John Gaskin, and Mr. Gaskin. Mrs. Elizabeth Hendrix has re turned to her home with her daughter, Mrs. Hayne Willingham, after an ex tended visit with relatives in Green ville. Mrs. Bryce Little, Rose Anne and A1 Little spent a few days last week with Mr. and Mrs, Cecil O’Dell. Mr. Little joined them for the week-end.! Mr. and Mrs. Julian Hunnicutt had! as their guest last week the latter’s mother, Mrs. Ambrose of Honea Path.! Mrs. L. J. Brock, Sr., and Little Ann 1 Brock spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Jackson in Donalds. Mr. and Mrs. James Simpson joined Mrs. Brock on Sunday. • Miss Hilda Oxner visited relatives in Cross Hill and Greenwood over the week-end. Mr. and Mrs. Clisby Templeton, Judy and Sandy spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Buchanan in Swannanoa, N. C. Mrs. Raymond Franklin of Green ville, spent a few days last week with Mrs. Glenn Franklir)- . ' Mrs. Charlie Craig has been staying in Greenville a few d^’s due to her daughter's illness at General hospital.. Mrs.' W. A. Moorhad' visited Mr.; and Mrs. Caldwell.. Henderson in! Greenwood Saturday. Mrs. Moor-i head and Mrs. Henderson visited Mri. Ed Hunnicutt at the hospital. Messrs. Rudolph and Guy Prater, Cecil O’Dell and Richard Willingham attended the Erskine-Stetson game at Due West Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. James Lovelace and. Jackie attended the birthday dinner of Mrs. Jack McCarthy in Grenwood Sunday. Messrs. Karl Kennington and George Kennington of Laurens, and Spar tanburg, were week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harley Lyons. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Johnson, Miss Myrtle Osborne and Emory Moore spent Sunday in Greenville With Mr. and Mrs. John Lynch. Mrs. Buford Weir spent the week-j end in Whitmire with Miss Rutlr Crocker. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Holsonback spent* Saturday in Newberry with relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Osborne and. children visited relatives in Gastonia, 1 N. C., Sunday. - Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Lewis and v. on /»nd Miss Mariha Adair visited ‘heir parents in, Georgia over the. veek-end. Mr. and Mrs. P.. A. Duckett ofi Newberry, spent Sunday with Mr.f nd Mrs. Earl Holsonbiick and family.! Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Garner and *lr. and Mrs. Carl Garner visited n Calhoun Falls Sunday. Y" Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Cole and son • nd Miss Velda Farmer visited in he mountains of North Carolina Sun-! lay. Mr. and Mrs. Claud Farmer spent Saturday in Laurens. John Gaskin spent the week-end n Fort Mill with Mr. and Mrs. Willie Jaskin. Mr. and Mrs. Walker Robihson of Jelton, spent Sunday with Mrs. E. •Velchel. Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Whittle, Mrs i dary Rowe and Mrs. Carl Garner vere visitors in Columbia recently.) E. J. Willingham, Arthur League 1 and J. L. Abrams spent Sunday in Anderson. Luther Poag, J. M. Ross, J. J. Ab-I ams and Walter Fulmer visited Mrs.i Sat ‘ : ficiating in the presense i friends and relatives. of the bride, of- of close Preceding the ceremony a program of pre-nuptial music was rendered by Miss Jean Smith, pianist, Horace Manley, soloist. The bride was lovely in an aqua gabardine suit with black accessories. Her corsage was of white carnations. After a short honeymoon Mr. and Mrs. Timmerman will make their home bn Tillman Circle with the bride’s parents. of their choice. . Sgt. Mathews said that there are still plenty of vacancies for men who meet the requirements: a high school diploma, proof of excellent character, hoice ability to pass army mental and physical examinations. she has undergone an operation. | "We've had over 50 requests for! Sgt. Mathews invites any high Mrs. Harley Lyons’ mother, Mrs. I Application blanks alone,” the ser- [ school graduate to call on him for a S. S. Kennington, is quite ill at her! 8« a nt said, “and they keep pouring, full explanation of the plan, and par- home on Tillman Circle. =——- j in every day. Fifteen men have al- j ents are also urged to look into the Mrs. Manning Merchant is ill at read y enlisted under its terms.” ; advantages of the plan, her home on Moultrie street. ! Specialized training in a number | * 4. of broad subjects is available! for se- Accidents In Birth Announcement Mij. and Mrs. Carl Johnson of Buf-, service, falo, announce the birth of a daugh- many other fields of interest, ter recently at Hays hospital. Mrs. | “It’s the finest plan we have ever Johnson is now at the home of her i had to offer to young men who want lection. It includes mechanical con-,^ . ... . struction, crafts, electrical, medical GOtffity LOSt WC6k radio, mathematical, and] Columbia, Nov. 11. — (Special to The Chronicle.)—None of the 88 highway accidents in South Carolina last week occurred in Laurens coun ty, according to a report from the motor vehicle division of the State Highway Department for the week ending November 1. Five drivers in Laurens county had their licenses suspended for violating highway regi ulation. '" i The total of 88 accidents reported in the state caused injuries to forty person, in addition to eight deaths. Licenses suspended numbered 111. PENCIL SHARPENERS —Automatic Giant, fits any size pencil. Chron icle Publishing Co. I With The Sick Friends of Mrs. Ed Hunnicutt will Army Technical School Plan Getting Response The recently announced army technical school plan is getting an enthusiastic response from members of Clinton and Thornwell high school graduating classes ,of this-year, Sgt. and parents, Mr. and Mrs. Claud Parrish, 1 a technical education. It is also the in Goldville. first time that we have ever been able to guarantee that a man will at tend a certain school before he has been enlisted,” said Sgt. Matthews. ‘ ! According to the. plan, men with | no prior service will be required to take basic training prior.to being as signed to the school. Former service men, however, will not be required to take basic training again. They will be assigned direct to the school! YOU WILL COME NEARER FINDING WHAT YOU WANT IN HOME APPLIANCES at — HOME SUPPLY CO. 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