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Page Four THE CLINTON CHRONICLE Thursday, May 21, 1948 i South Clinton News For the Week . . . MISS JOAN Kl YKENDALL. Correspondent and Representative ■ ■ ■ 1 Joan and Raymond', visited in Co-1 rier in honor of the former’s sister, lumbia Sunday. . | Mrs. Joe Davenport, at the home of Mrs. B. E. Eskew of Columbia, is Mr. and Mrs. BiH Shealy in Kinards visiting Mr.• and Mrs.. C. R. Kuyken- Sunday. , ' dall this week. ! Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Wilkes-and j Miss Mary Ellen Campbell was. Lhei children were visitors at Chimney !g guest Sunday of her aunt near Rock, N. C.. recently\ Greenwood. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Jackson and 1 y Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Mason and son of greenwood, visited Mr. andiM Mr. and Mrs. Ben Wofford of Co- children spent Sunday in Spartan- Mrs. G. H. Jackson .Siur^day. | lumbia. \ isited Mr. apd M^S H. P. burg. I Mr. and Mrs. J. Melton King and : H Abercrombie Sunday. ^j rs p u n e r is visiting in Whit- 1 children of Greenville, visited Mr.jl , and Mrs. G. H. Jackson Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Curtiss Jackson and If Mrs. Gladys Abercromie and mire. uridny with Mr. and, Mr and i,, rs . francls Bosdeil of “ r - and JS^son and ■ P son in Clinton. , clcmso „. Rov curk of Anderson, and ch, ! d « n »•«* Sunday guests ot Mr. ■ me after being a pa- Cecil Clark ot Greenville, visiteo „ t . _ . , ■ . r-u. n„ ..r o • .Ernest, Mildred and Roberta’^ and Mrs. W. S. j D. McManus of 1 Prince visited in Spartanburg Sun- ; day. || daughter spent Sunday with Mr. Mrs. George Simj Joe Todd is ho:i tient in Roper hospital, in Charles-j their parents, Mr. ton. ^ * Clark, recently. Mrs Alma Todd visited at Folly 1 Mr. and Mrs. D. u. Mc:vianus oi; Mr and Mrs. Bill Nelson and | Beach recently. Whitmire, were week-end guests ’ daughter, Jamefte, were week-end Mr. and Mrs J W. Harper and Mr. and Mrs. Horace Smith. J guests of Mr. and Mrs. Matt Davis children, of Greenwood, visited Mr. Mrs. M. C. Smith spent the week- ; near Clinton. and Mis. S J Todd Sunday. .Also end in Laurens with Mr. and Mrs.\ Mr. and Mrs. 0. C. Dees and fam- Mr. and Mrs._ Johnny Harding of Paul Wilson. lily, Carol Mills and-Lilly Bell Craw- Greenwood. - 1 Mr. a*d Mrs. W T . A. Parrish and ford visited Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Mr. jjlI. Airs. Luke. Fuller add ' grand-daughter visited friends in Tucker and family' Sunday. . 11 daughter.* Gale, of Clinton, visited Lexington Sunday. | Friends of Cpl. Claude Bennettejl Mrs J W Fuller Sunday. Mr, and Mrs. Clarence Lusk of; will be interested to know he ha^ p Steve uvob, of C.mdviiie. is-visit-‘Hunea Path, were recent guests ofrljeen transferred to Fort Richardson, IM ing h;s mother. Mrs. Lois Webb. Mr. and Mrs. Claude Willard. ! Alaska. I ■ ■ Mr. and - Mrs. O. B. Smith and| Mr. and Mrs. James Ward and d^^hters visited in Augusta, G'a.. daughter, Trudy, visited in China £ mi day. ~ . i Grove. N. C., Sunday wnth Mr. and Mr. apd Mrs. J H. Thomas and MVs. L. E. Alexander and Mr. and s >n, Danny, spent Sunday in China Mrs. C. L. Gordon. Grove. N C ' Mr. and Mrs. Jack Thomas and been promoted to SH 3c in the navy. Mrs. Knight ga\e a birthday din- daughter, Trudy Ann, visited in i Friends will be interested to know - her son, Ed, Sunday. North Carblina Sunday. that Mrs. R. E. Whitmire is at home M after being a patient at Hays hos- i pital. Mrs. Steve Cogdill of Ware ShoalsTH is visiting Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Whit- 1 1 din ner for ’ ”' " W. P. Davis and family of Rock Hill, visited Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Da- \ is Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Land of Union, IB spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. -1 Claude Willard. ■ Friends of •'Bim'’ Willard will be j interested to know he has recently j| daughter, Trudy Ann, North Carblina Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Casey Abercrombie and son, Jimmy, were visitors at Folly Beach recently. Also Mr. and Mrs J. L Rhodes* Mrs. Jim Mitch- Mrs. Jim Bailey and sonrRock. ell. Miss Frances Fuller, Willie Mitch-j Mr. and Mrs. Casey Abercrombie mire. i|| ell and Geraldine Rose of Union, vis- honored Fred Steen with a birthday, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Moore and!® ited Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Emery Sun-, dinner Sunday. Out-of-town guests, daughters, Beth and Rebecca, and P day. . | were Mr. and Mrs. Mack Eargle and; Jerry, of Laurens, were week-end p Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Duckett, Fay j Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bouknight of i guests of their father, K. F. King, ip and Jerome, visited the Bennett chil-I Newberry. dren at Thorn well Sunday. ‘ | Mr: and Mrs. Clyde Trammell and 'Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Kuykendall, children att'ehded the. birthday, din- NOTICE To Candidates The (jhroniclet hereby advises., that it will not run ■——_—_ the political announcement column that it has run each election year. Candidates may use the regular advertising columns in any way they choose, the size of the space depending upon the importance which each candidate attaches to his appeal. Copy for display advertisements should be submitted by Monday at noon preceding the Thursday on which the advertisement is to appear. Respectfully, The Clinton Chronicle Mrs. Mary Nolen of Fort Mill, ns- ~ ited Miss Beatrice Smith Saturday. (P Mrs. Fred Gardner of Newberry, ■ visited Miss Beatrice Smith Sunday, g Ray Campbell and Red Taylor of p Greenville, visited Mrs. James Camp bell Sunday. ;P Mr. and Mrs. Cecil McLendon and ■ 'daughter visited in Columbia Sun- ™ day. _ Birthdays and Anniversaries ■ Fred Steen celebrated a birthday p Sunday. Tracy Dees, Jr., will celebrate- his P- first birthday June 4. P ; Clevis Wilkes celebrated his birth- g day May 24, ip Carol Patterson celebrated he* ,., birthday May 24, jP Edith Dees was eleven years old p May 3. , p Devaughn Cauble celebrated his [ birthday May 24. " Picnic Outing m Mr. and Mrs. J. Bl O'Shields and | children, Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Bal-,® lard, Peggy and Katherine, Mr. and I Mrs. Jim Buzhardt and children, en- ! joyed a picnic at Lake Greenwood i Sunday. P With the Sick a Mrs. Ida Kirby is ill at her home L on Pipe street. Little Larry Crocker is- ill at his I home on Willow street. Mrs. G. H. Jackson is ill at her | home on Peachtree street. U Mrs. Sally Satterfield is ill at her - home on Peachtree street. I r— I Si TRADE MARK THOUSANDS HAVE WON! THOUSANDS WILL WIN! Big Cash Prizes IN THE $203,725.00 TtJTAL CASH including 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. Remember, looking for Pepsi “Treasure Tops” is fun for the whole family. Collect 'em—swap ’em—get a com plete set. * WHY PEPSI IS THE DRINK FOR YOU —Quality, flavor, size—Pepsi’s got plenty of all three. Every big, big bottle holds 12 full ounces of finer, smoother, tops- for-quality drinking. Those are only a few' of the reasons why Pepsi hits the spot. You know lots more yourself. Just jot yours down on an entry blank—send it in today! PEPSI-COLA BOTTLING CO. GREENVILLE, S. C. Shower for Mrs. Fuller Honoring Mrs. Bud Fuller, Mrs. ® Bill Nelson, Mrs. Howard Roach and ■ Mrs. Lois Webb gave a shower Fri- g day at the hormTof Mrs. Nelson. A ^ large number of friends presented Mrs. Fuller with attractive gifts. * Birth Announcement j, • - i! I Shumate ^ Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Shumate, Jr., i announce the birth of a son, Harvey 1 ' Amos. May 21. Mrs. Shumate is the ! former Miss Helen Harvey. | Willard-Fattersen Engagement Mr. and Mrs. Claude Willard an nounce the engagement of their 1 daughter, Mami Levell, to Fred Pat terson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Brooks \ ; Patterson, of near Clinton. . Closing Exercises Lydia School I The fallowing program was given Friday evening at the chasing"exer- | cises for Providence school: Processional. “Onward Christian Soldiers”—Au- , dience and chorus members. Invocation—Rev. L. W. Brown. Welcome—Barbara Mills, “More Love To vrhee,'’ “Vesper i Hymn,” "Abide With Me,”—^Chorus. I Poem, "We’ll Climb” -s- Virginia! ! Overstreet. • “To Thee, O Country,” “The Green. Cathedral'’—Chorus. Poem. “A Tribute to Our Parents and Teachers”—Barbara Roof. “I Would Be True"—Chorus. Address—J. Leroy Burns, County Superintendent of Education, j Awarding of Prizes: Attendance—Geo. H. Cornelson. Grade Scholarship — J. Dorran Hairston. 7th Grade Scholarship Award— ; W. R. Anderson, Jr. Writing Prizes—J.. B. Arnold. Bible Ceitiificates—W. R. Ander son, Jr. Benediction—Rev. W. C. Dennis. Closing Prayer—Chorus. 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