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Volume XLVIII
Clinton, S. C, Thursday, June 10, 1948
Number 24
WEST CLINTON SOCIAL AND PERSONAL NEWS
MRS. JOE CAMPBELL, Correspondent and Representative
'spending the week with Mr. and Mrs.'
C. A. Elledge. ' [j
Mrs. William Cannon, Mrs. Ceciri
Walker, Mrs. James Harmon -and ,
children visited Mr. and Mrs. Joe
Harold Middleton of Piedmont, is j Holcombe visited his brother, Ray- cannon in Greenwood Sunday .
spending several days with relatives.' mond Holcombe, in Columbia Sun-
Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Kidd and son i day.
spent the week-end with relatives in: Mr. and Mrs. Henry King and son
Danielsville and- Conyers, Ga., re-' visited Mr. and Mrs. Henry Lell in
eently. - • 1 Laurens Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. David Beatty, Mr. 1 Patricia Davenport of Goldville,
and Mrs. J. W. Pressley of Charlotte,! is spending the week with Mr. and
N. C., spent several days recently ’ Mrs. G^ady Smith,
with Mr. and Mrs. Jessie Samples, j Mr. and Mrs. Andy Hodge* and
Jessie, Marshall and William Lewis daughter, Sam and Henry Hodges 1 v ille Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. \^elvin Huey, Mr. and "H
Mrs. ftufus Handback, Miss Nell g
Canfield and J. E. Braswell, Sr., _
visited Mrs. Mattie Stewart and Mrs. ^
Henry Achord in Dawson. Ga., re-
eently. Mr. Braswell remained for a |
Visit. g
Mrs. R. P.. Harris visited her moth-
er, Mrs. Katie Caldwell, in Green-
Samples spent Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. John Ballard in W r oodruff.
Mr. and Mrs. James Smith accom
panied by Mr. and Mrs: Odell Roof
of Chester, visited James Taylor, who
is a patient in the Roper hospital,
Charleston, recently.
Mr. and Mrs. Louie Webb and Mr.
Ray Boyd, Jr., of Atlanta, Ga., is
visiting his grandmother, Mrs. J. E.
Braswell^Sr.
and Gene, Griffin of Ware shoals, 1
were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs.
E. D. McCullough.
Mrs. Barbara Anne Sellers pf Bes- Mr and Mrs G w Taylori George
semer City, N. C., is visiting ^fjOtmaway and Lee Nelson visited in
daughter, Mrs. Mary Bailey, near ColuTnbia Su ^ day
Clinton. i Eddie Braswell is visiting his great
Mr. and Mrs. Henry King and son g randrno ther, Mrs. Oakley, in Cov-
and Mrs. Ralph Riddle spent Sunday j visited Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Goff! j n g ton Ga
with Mr. and Mrs. Woodrow Wilson 1 in Newberry Sunday. ! Mr and Mrs Garvin Owen and
in Columbia. \ S-Sgt. Willie Lawson of Fort ;son uf Wllliamstoni visited Mr . and
Mr. and Mrs. Durrell Ficklin and Bragg, N. C., spent the week-end' Mrs R p ^ arr i s Sunday Mrs W
Mrs. M. T. Ficklin visited Mr. and' with his mother, Mrs. Betty Lawson. ^ Middleton and children Returned
Mrs. Lamar Ficklin in Greenwood ! Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Webb of
Sunday. , Charleston, Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Nor-
Mrs. Ben Campbell and Mrs. iris of Greenville, spent Sunday with
Charlie Motte visited relatives in Mr. and Mrs. Grover Sanders an dj be re Sunday
Greenville Sunday^ “jDther relatives here. ... 1 Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Boyette andi
Miss Arlene McCullough of Lander) Mrs. Leona Rice of Fountain Inn,| son spent several davs recent i y Wllh
college, Greenwood, is home for the, is spending the week with Mr. and; re j at | ves jn Carthage N C Mr
Mrs. Henry Madden.
home with them for a visit.
Mr. and Mrs. Silas Moore and chil
dren of Greenwood, visited relatives
summer.
Mrs. J. E. Braswell, Sr., Miss Nell
Canfield and Ray Boyd spent Sunday
Mrs. Ida R. Ellerbee, Rev. A. C.
Aston and son, of Latta, were guests
with Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Huey near during the week-end of Rev. and
Laurens. • ' 1 Mrs. O. H. Crawford.
Miss Arlene McCullough of this, Mr. and Mrs. James Saville and
Boyette’s father, J. A.. Boyette, re
turned with them for a visit.
Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Yarborough ^nd
children attended the Yarborougjh re
union in Whitmire Sunday.
S-Sgt. Richard D. Foster has re-
‘ city, accompanied by Hays Watson of J children of .Anderson, spent Sundayi turnedTo the Oliver General hospital
Ware Shoals, attended the Burton-, with Mrs. Ina Bell Hooper.
McDowell wedding in Ninety-Six J vy Wes^ Sic .of, San Francisco,
Friday evening. Calif., spent”a'27-day* leave with his
Mrs. Jerome Holcombe and c’lil-! mother, Mrs. J. J. West recently. He
dren spent Sunday with her mother,; returned to duty last Sunday.
Mrs. Mary Bailey, near Clinton. Mr. | Bobby Prather of Whitmire,
is
g ££yhouhd
in Augusta, Ga.
Miss Hazel Bailey is recuperating,|
after an operation at the Laurens j
hospital.
Barbara LaWson has returned to;
her home with Mr. and Mrs. Joha I
Campbell after being in the Laurens |
hospital 10 weeks. (
Mrs. Lizzie Sanders is ill at her J
home near Clinton.
Mrs. Thelrpa Rauton and son of
•Anderson, spent several days recent-
I ly with Mrs. Ine Bell Hooper,
j Mrs. Ira Lewis of Abbeville, is
I visiting Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Lewis
j and Mr. and Mrs. Milton Burton.
Marshall Samples visited Mrs.
Samples at the Columbia hospital
Saturday. .. ' j
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Birth Announcements
Ballew
Mr. and Mrs. Jess Ballew announce
the birth of* a son. Robert Eugene,
May 30. Mrs. Ballew is the former
Miss Tthel Daniels.
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Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Giles an
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Hays hospital. Mrs. Giles is the
mer Miss Charlotte Daniels.
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Birthdays
James Craine^has a birthefay Juile
26 th.
Mrs. Marcell Barker celebrated a
l birthday June 2.
j Joe Strickland had a birthday June'
2. Allen Strickland will be 10 years
old June 23.
Ralph Saville has a birthday June
20th.
Mrs. Silas Moore had a birthday
June 8.
Miss Betty Jo Vincent had a fcnrth-
day June 6.
R. C. Crotts celebrated a birthday
June 7, and today is Mrs. CiotU’
birthday.
J. A. Boyette celebrated his 68th
i birthday May 27.
June 3rd was Arthur Davis' birth-
day. . . ^
Harry Foster, Jr., was 9 years old
June 2.
j Judy Burns celebrated her 6th
birthday June 5.
W. H. Caughman will celebrate his
66th birthday June 17.
Joe Caughman has a birthday June
28th. ‘
Malcolm Fowler celebrated hi»:
10th birthday June 17.
June 19th is Kenneth Samples’ 1st.
, birthday.
Among The Sick
‘•—Mrs. J. H. Lewises ill at her home
on Jefferson street.
Friends of Miss Thelma Russ are
sorry to know she is ill at her home
on Beauregard street.
Patricia Bauknight h.as been ill
several days. • . 1
I Tony Vincent is improving after
being ill. > ' ~
YV M S. Meet
The June meeting of the Woman's
Missionary society of Bailey Mem
orial Methodist church met iw'ith
Mrs. David Word Monday evening.
Mrs. il. Crawford, president,
opened the meeting with reading of
the lirst Psalm and prayer. !
The program tv as ,itv charge of Mrs.
R. M. Sullivan, with Mrs. Leland
Harris reading the story Salome. . i
Minutes of the previous meeting
were given and the roll called by
Mrs. Harris. Mrs. Harris was elected
secretary and Mrs. Dan Dunaway
j treasurer. Plans were made to buy)
porch furniture and screens for the
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