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\ r . .1 r ■■ l n dge THE CLINTON CHRONICU l Thursday, April 22, 1948 WEST CLINTON NEWS (Cor.t.hugii from page one) u M .s.'*Evelyn Simmons and James S:mmons. FU\ spent Wednesday in Charleston. Robert L. Reed and son of Hart- liivd. r'^nir—oxy \ isiting Mr. and Mrs. Ott Thomas. Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Kidd and fam- .’v. Mr. and Mrs. Elbert Lawson at- tended a barbecue at the home of jtfr find Mr's. Roy Kidd in Comer, (Li . and \ :sited Mrs. Kidd s fathei, T J Cl alley, who is a patient in a hospital ‘in Athens during the week. M.s., H. L. JPoteat was a visitor in G:e( iv■ lie Monday. ^ ' M and AT.s. J. M. Clay of Quit- m. :.. Ga.. are spending the week w :• a Mrs. H. R. Smith. and Mrs. A. C. Clark and \ Mrs. George Sabens and d...* inter. 1 n.i-> spon* Sunday with M and Mrs Geo Phillips heat C M and M:> Luke Smith spent v. jay with "Mrs, Smith's mother, Mi' Evelyn Sams, at .Sonin Clinton Yi. and Mr.'- J. L. Redenbaug' M. an i M - J.. C—Abrams—a? o.i. r.e. of Now jerry, spent Sunday aim Mrs. W. H Ammons. M: and M < Rudolph Barker and , n ' Ten \ is,ted Mr. and Mrs. Joe AY a r * T m- -Gree r r w-ind^ recently. Talmadge Sander'*of Spartanourg. -■ » tin- week-end with Mr. and M ' 1) 'M Sanders M Carolyn Ballenger of Tuea- pati. - eht the week-end-with Mr. and AhsoA^thur Sanders. M -■ C.e •rge'Sabens and daughter, M and Mrs. ANc.. Clark, Sr., re- t tly ..'ited MrMN^nd 'Mrs. Carl C. k in (Jattney is. Ursula Blakely _&nd Mrs. Sacgi Murphy \isited M-r ahd Mrs. izcmore in GreenwaodMkin- l.ix.t FKake y .of Spartanburg \ .s ted his Tquther, Mrs. Ursula- 151 .■ kely Wefr" estiny Mr and Mrs. RNd O.xner had as the.r guests Sunda.vMUr. and Mrs. Reed Deval! and children of Wil- liamstdn. , x" .Mr. and—M:.v Thomas Wodt^i Tu.apa.i. spent the week-end ne*e with relatives Bobby Braswell, and Lester Smith \i',ted Bird Kennedy in Greenwood fcunday. M and M n John F^iterson of Cna tie, N. C . and Mrs. Sue War ren a.td—dauphren -G Fort- MiU. were roM 1 ' uaes's >: M: and' Mrs. J. B. Pa::e% c. M. and Mrs O E Martin of Gold- ■c .It. ...--..ted Mr and Mrs. W. E.. BiatS .veL recently M and M Clarence Caldwell .or. r rank. C a id well ot Greenville, M. .* Mrs. Garvea Owens, ol Wil-. liamston, visited Mr. and Mbs. R. P. and girls gathered for the occasion. Harris Sunday. '' i A number" ot games were played, T-Sgt. WillieNLawsoh 1 of Fort'directed by Mrs. Dewitt Tucker, ; Jir.un:. N. C . is spending the week ' The hostess, Mrs. Andy Hames, as- with his mother. Mrs. Betty Lawson. 1 rected by Mrs. Florence Splawn,, . i ■ m,C ... a 1 cervoH r<»f r»»«hmpnt« Thp' Mrs. Mattie 'Thornton Mnd .Miss'served refreshments. They received Rachiel Thornton spent Sunday with lots of lovely gifts. Fannie Mae was Mr. and Mrs. James Thornton, in 1 an d Era Lois was 3 years old. a birthda^wApril 14: Mr. Barker's birthday wasS^p^il 17. Mrs. Walter wh^adors ha sa birth day today. x. ’it j city and El Paso, Texas7 son of Mrs. • W. E. Owen. 'The ceremony was performed by i Probate Judge J. Hewlette Wasson Gets Navy Discharge William E. Childs, Slcr^eceived an honorable discharge Apru\8 at . _ i Newport, R. I. He spent tw'o y^;s "irl?Tnd Mrs Rov Allen and son' Mrs Grange Campbell entertained; in service. He is the son of Mr..,an of Pidemont. spent Monday with Mr. 3* and boys with a party hon-|Mrs. Roy Waters. -and Mrs. Victor Mattox. | onn S her son - Silas - W J\° wa !, ^ \ Mr, and Mrs.^fe. L. Smith and bating his 12th birthday, Fnday.j daughter of Jacksonville, Fla., spent Af ^ r an evening of fun refresh- creditors’ Notice All persons having claims against the estate of David Anthony Tim mons, deceased, are hereby notified * Saturday with, Mrs- Leila Smith. ments were served. Birthday Dinner Mr. and Mrs. Derrell Ficklin eh- Silas received tertained at a surprise birthday din ner honoring Mrs. Ficklin’s mother, Mrs. J. V. Meadors, who was ceie- in Laureds. Pvt. Owen is home dh a 25-day furlough aft,er which he and his bride will return to El Paso to; make their home. He is in the air I force. Mr. and Mrs. Jonas will re- prn to Chesnee to make their home. reception was held at the Owen House^to many friends of the couples. to file the same, duly verified, witn the undersigned, and those indebted to said estate will please make pay ment likewise. SHIRLEY A. TIMMONS, . Executor, Clinton, S. C. April 5th, 1948. 22-3cw Mr. and Mrs. Rufus Sullivan and man y 2^ ts - son of Greeleyville, spent several. _ 0 , , r .. .. ... „ riav* recently with Mrs. K. M. Sul-!, ° n Saturday W,ii, am Adams cele-, bratms her birthday. Sunday at their , • „ bratedihis 6th birthday with a partyi home on Ferguso nstreet. Mrs. Mead- nvan. < Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Berry accom- at his home. Twenty-eight little ors received a number of gifts. , «, t -i' i boys and girls were present who panted bv Mrs. M. J. Turner and son ; • .. . . v —-rr r, remembered him with a gift. Mrs. 1 of Newberry, visited Mrs. G. E. A , . , ' . , ,,, , . , - ^ yt ■ Alums served refreshments. Wright, who is a patient in the bn;-* r vei'sity hospital, Agusta, Ga., Sunday.] Mr. ahd Mrs. Larry Hedspeth and, Mrs. Mary Passmore. Ronnie and Birthday Dinner On Sunday the immediate families ~ e c Vincent enjoyed a birthday Birthdays and Anniversancs j dinner at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Talmadge Sanders has a birthday VinceM honoring Mr. Vincent who nPassmore spent Sunday with April-#. was celebrating- his 55th birthday. AT rid Mrs Rov Hill and Mrs. : ^ Irs - Boyd Hbltzciaw celebrated-He received lots of useful gifts: - Hallie Lambert in Laurens. a Tuesday. * Mrs. A. G. Galloway and sons. Willie Kinard has a birthday Ap- i Among The Sick 15 bby and Donald, Mrs. Verlee Black J 11 30 - ,,, , o I Mrs. B. B. Stroud has been ill the and Susie, were visitors in' Green- JimT F ie Wooten will be 12 years, past two weeks. ville Saturday. * i Glcl A P r ‘l - 6 - ' Cpl. William E. Ammons is recup- Dalmer Wooten had a birthday Mr. and Mrs. Victor Mattox, and Mrs. Leila Smith, accompanied by A P r ‘' 13. » Tony Hooper celebrated his th erating at the Walter Reed hospital in Washington, D. C. - • — Mrs. Arthur Lancaster Is a patient . 1 at the local hospital. Mrs. E. C.. Longshore is a patient: ' at the local hospital. | j Thelma aMae Cannon is recuperat- i „ „ , , , , , . , A I mg after being ill with scarlet fever. E. St Jackson had a birthday Ap-, „ Friends of Ml . s Marshal i Samples u- la , , , , , are glad to know she is improving Miss Mary Long celebrated a hospiul in Columbia/ birthday Tuesday. Mrs q Stewart is able to be DQnme Stewart was 8 years old om after being in I il 25. Marvin Stewart, Jr., wiil] | ^ Reece-Burton Rev. and Mrs. Roy Allen and son, v Danny, of Piedmont, visited Mag- birthday April 16. nuIia Gardens, in Charleston Ttiesday." Johnnie King „celebrated__a_. birt Mr. and Mrs. Frajik Jacks and ^ a - v April 14. sons visited Mrs. Jacks' mother, Mrs.] LoUi( ; We5b has a birthday to- W. C. Brownlee, in Laurens and at- rnoriow - tended the baptismal services at Lucas Avenue church Sunday. Mrs. Margaret Stoll apd son, Ed die. iccently visited Mr. and Mrs. Ed' Norton recently. 1 John Arnold spent Sunday witn April his brother, Aaron Arnold, near Lau- bo 13 April 30. ] c Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Foster cele-; T • n . u i ons. . ■ . ,, . .(Miss Louise Reece became the » brated a wedding anniversary Ap- ... , T r. r. . c- . j .. - bride of James R. Burton Saturday, Revival At Calvary Baptist . nl 26 - Anril 17 Pat Lanford will be 4 years old. L,, Saturday. Mrs. J. E. Ingram has a birthday A revival is in progress at Calvary 'KJtist church. Morning services staK^ at 10:30 for those who work on th(T^yening shift, and others who ‘ , wish to N 'attend. -The pastor. Rev. Spillers, weti^omes all visitors and g-! 1 ^ the public is^prdially invited. Mrs. Frank Riley has a birthday, The ceremony was performed by | Rev. R. L- Walton at his home in the i presence of a few close friends. . For her wedding she wore a navy blue suit with black accessories. After a short wedding trip they TRADE MARK THOUSANDS HAVE WON! THOUSANDS WILL WIN! Big Cash Singing Convention Sunday Jack Caughman had a birthday, ... . .... ... „ „ I will make their home with Mr. Bur- Apnl 15. Mr. and Mrs. Dewey;, . . j n* .TT ^ , , , . , .u • . / tons parents, Mr. and Mrs. Milton Trammel celebrated their first wed- g—^ A singing convention will be held i dll l g ann ]]’® rsary April 7. j Mrs Burton is the eldest daughter unday afternoon at 2:30 at the J 0 ' ly Dd J away wlU be 11 yed —! of Mr. and Mrs. Tommy Reece of rch of God on Elizabeth street., olcl A prU near Clinton, ublic is cordially invited. Mrs - Grady Dunaway’s birthday is April 22. irthday Party Kenneth Samples will be one year Jonas-Owen VTckers'-Jonas- was mng. Twenty-foiht girls and' boys j Wae enjoyed the occasipftv Mrs. Laney! mas served Jackie Lanev cele,brated his 14th °l d April 23. birthday with iKparty Saturday eve- nin®. Twentv-friiVc oirts .inH ' hnvu IN THE $203,725.00 TOTAL CASH inclading dealer prizes PEPSI COLA “TREASURE TOP” SWEEPSTAKES and CONTESTS Enter today—enter every day—-every complete entry gets at least a certificate in the Family Sweepstakes. 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