The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, June 17, 1948, Image 5
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Items of Interest Concerning Clinton Residents
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Mrs. T. J. Leake. Mrs. Frank E.’attending the yoitfig peoples-confer-
Miller, Mrs. H. M. Young and Mrs. ence at Presbyt^riarv^ college. Ann
Nene Workman were in Columbia! Jackson, of Lsiurens, isSpending tne
Monday to attend the State conven- week with-h^r 'grandmother.
Miss Barbara Anderson joined a
group of friends from Winthrop cOl-
' Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Pitts of Knox- lege this week for a house party at
ville, Tenn., spent several days this Ocean Drive beach,
week with the former’s mother, Mrs., Mrs. H. C. Layton left Tuesday for
Nannie A. Pitts, who was a patient in Hendersohville, N. C„ where she will
the General hospital, Greenville, and be nurse at a boys’ carup" near the
with relatives here. Friends of Mrs. c ity for the summer.
Pitts will be interested to know she Elmer Cr of Detroit Mich . f
has returned here and is a.patient at has been visiting relatives here and
1 Hays hospital. x in Blackville the past week. s
Miss Omega Monroe of Greenville,- Calvin Gentry has returned to his
! spent the week-end with her parents, home in Spartanburg after a visit
Mr. and Mrs. Downs Monroe. Miss with his uncle and aunt, Mr. and
Dorothy Smith of McCormick, and; Mrs. Tommy Newmon.
; Mr. and Mrs. William Chisholm of; Mrs. W. S: Porter and daughters,
Black Mountain, N. C., were week- Misses Julia and Helen Porter, are
end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Monroe, spending the summer at their home
! Mrs. W. R. Bridges, Mrs. J. L. Un Montreal, N. C.' * *
Bridges and daughter, Kay, of Spar- Misses Jean and Ann Williams
tanburg, spent the week-end with have returned from a week's slay at
Mr. and Mrs. B. W. Owens. Lake Junaluska. N. C.
| Mr. and Mrs. P. G. Coop spent Mr and Mrs. T. J. Blalock, of Ral^
Sunday with friends ‘in CliffSide, eigh, N. C., are visiting the former’^
N. C. ’ ! mother. Mrs. T. J. Blalock.
Mr. and M.-s. Robert McCrary and Mr. and Mis. Marvin Moore and
daughter, and C. H. and Billy Me- daughter. Helen, of Greenvitte, were
iCrary, accompan.ed by Miss Evelyn week-end guests of Mr. and'Mrs. C.
lLanford of Spartanburg, spent Sun- 1 A. Sullivan. Mrs. H. L. Miller, of
day with Mrs. C. H. McCrary in Newport News, Va., sister of Mr.
Camden, who is a hospital patient 1 Sullivan, is' the guest ot tne Sull:-
there. Mrs. W R. Pitts. Jr., and vans.
; Mrs. Abit Alexander spent the ween- Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Wells and chil-.
end with their mother. . dren, Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Kanning
Mrs. Watts Davis and infant son, and Barbara Ann Haupfear spent
Watts, Jr., of Beverly, Ohio, ar<i vis- Sunday in Highlands, N. C.
iting her father, John T. Yourig. and Mrs. Lillie Bolt left yesterday for
]Mrs. Young. Mr. Davis has return- Council BlufT, Iowa, for a visit with
' ed home after spending several days her son and daughter-in-law, Mr.
here. and Mrs. Joe Bolt.
J. Wallace Barnhill, of the Pres- Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Wells had as
j byterian. college faculty, attended the their guest during the week the for-
wedding Saturday evening of Miss mer's brother. Frank Wells, and Mrs.
Mary Helen Gilmore and-Samuel Wells, of Miami, Fla., and Mr. and
Boddie Moyle, Jr., in Walhalla. Mrs. C. C. Wells of Laurens.
Miss Katrine Martin was maid of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Bishop and
: honor last Tuesday evening in Gray baby and Mrs. Ernest Chaney have
Court at the wedding of Miss Kath- moved into their newly erected home
i ryn Willis to James Brinkley Pur- on the Greenw’ood highway,
year. . ' | Miss Elsie Neighbors, of Columbia,
Mr. and Mrs. David Franklin Ram- is spending the summer with 'her
age have returned frorp a wedding i parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. Edgar
trip to Daytona Beach, Fla.,, and aie Neighbors.
residing in an apartment in the home Mr. and Mrs. J. B. McCombs. Ro
of Mr. and Mrs. Taylor Martin on berta and Louis Bond, with Ray,
i Broad street. Mary and Anne Anderson of Laurens,
j Mrs. Venus Crapps and children, spent Sunday at Cheraw Beach.
Ronald and Rosemary, visited her Mrs. C. M. Bailey is visiting her
. fafher, J. D. Dominick, and other daughter. Mrs. Brewer Dixon, and
relatives during the past week. [family in Talledega, Ala.
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Lawrence Mi-, and Mrs. John Law Ander-
i and sons of Calhoun, spent several son Wilson, N. C., and James
days last week with her mother, M z. Andreson and family of Austin, Tex-
E. F. Ray. and "other relatives. as, are expected to arrive next week
Miss Carolyn Murphy of the Rich- f° r a visit with their mother, Mrs.
mond College of Virginia, Richmond, P-ay Anderson.
Va., spent several days last week Mrs. J. B. D.-ennan of Columbia,
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. G. anC * Mrs. Mary Marion Horton ot
! Murphy. Miss Sunie Murphy and Charlotte. N. C.., spent the week-end
Miss Corrie Cunningham of Mem- wM their brother and Sister-in-law,
phis, Tenn., spent last week with the' Dr. and Mrs. L. B. Marion.
| former's brother and sister-in-iaw. Lillian Hart. Jane Todd and Lean-
Miss Jo Copeland, daughter of Mr. n a Young will return Saturday from
and Mrs. I. B. Copeland, of this city. Camp Burgess Glen in Cedar Moun
with Misses Pat, Kelt and Polly D:x- ^ a ' n ’ N. C.. where they have been
on, Sara Frances Copeland and Mr.! atten( J*d2 the ten-day junior camp
and Mrs. Don Copeland of Renno; Period.
! spent the week-end at Homeland 1 George Betsill has returned, to the
Park near Asheville, N. C. University of Georgia, Athens, after
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Ferguson a visit with his mother, Mrs. Varina
and little daughter, Patricia, of Ral- Be tsill.
i eigh, N. C., spent several days during Mrs. Eugene Johnson and son,
i the week with his parents, Mr. and ■ J °hnny, of Greenville, spent several
! Mrs. R. E. Ferguson. days this week with relatives here,
i Mr. and Mrs. Harry McSween and Misses Sara Etta Holland and
! little son, Hap, are spending the week Frances Jone are visiting relatives in
' in DeFuniak Springs, Fla., with his Washington, D. C.. this week,
mother. Miss Katherine Eichelberger was
'Mrs. Felton Moore and daughter, *he guest of Miss Isabelle Hall in
Mary Jo, are visiting relatives at Greenville a few days last week.
Blue Ridge and Macon Ga. Captain Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Burts and
Moore is at Fort Benning, Ga., for children spent Sunday with Mrs. C.
an ROTC refresher course before D- Owings at Cold Point, near Lau-
mstructing at summer camp there. rens
Mrs. A. S. Abernethy. of Durham, Friends of Mrs. W. L. Marshall,
N. C., is visiting her daughter, Mrs. * Jr “ r ancl daughter, Eloise, formerly
, Edward Ferguson, and Mr. Fergu- of Wadesboro, N. C., wiU be interest-
;Son. led to know they are now making
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Jacobs are' then ’ home here with her mother.,
spending the week in Rock Hill with Mrs. C. M. Bailey
the latter’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. . Mrss Clarissa Stansell is spending
Robert Sims. a vacation at Myrtle Beach with
Mrs. E. F. Culbreath and daugh- friends.
[ters, Ann and Elizabeth, of Char- Howard Watkins and little son,
lotte, N. C., are spending this week Howard, were guests of Mr. and Mrs.
With their mother and grandmother, H- M. Reece in Rutherfordton, N.
(Mrs. O. I. Sheely. s jC., Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Riddle and Miss Dorothy Watson and_ Mis.'
daughter, Patricia, spent last week at Jean Townsend of Anderson, are
Carolina Beach and with the for- guests °/ Miss Katherine Eichelber-
mer’s parents in Fayetteville, N. C.! ger ’
B. R, Fuller of Daytona Beach, Mrs. F, D. Jones is visiting her
Fla., spent several days Muting 4he daughter, ;Mrs„. Hubert Buyd and,
week with relatives here. family. • *' . •
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel McCartney Miss Carolyn Young of Johnston'
and daughter, Anita, of the Panama arriv ed home Monday to spend the
Canal Zone, are visiting her parents, suxnme r with her parents, Mr. and
Mr. and Mrs. R. S. Horton, who live Mrs Mace Young.
[•near hefe. | Miss Ann Blakely, of Greenville,
| Mr. and Mrs. Rlrchard Tatum spending the summer with her I
[say spent last week at Folly Beach parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Blakely.;
and with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hay in: Mrs. Kenneth Bickers and son,
[Charleston. [Doyle, of Atlanta, Ga., have been 1
Norma Davidson, daughter of Mr. SueSfs several days of Mrs. Julia
and Mrs. A. B. Davidson, spent sev- Griffin, Mr. ( and Mrs. Julian Cale-
eral days during the week with Mr. ! ma ' n - an d other friends and relatives,
and Mr?. Norman Duke in Union. Dr - an d Mrs. Martin, of Roanoke
Mrs. C. J. Bauknight and daughter,-Hapids. N, C., spent the week-end-,
Amelia, of Florence,'are visiting the daughter, Mrs. Gordon
former’s mother, Mrs. Metta Stone. ' Good ale and‘Mr. Goodale. Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs: J. J. Greene have Goodale and daughter returned home
move<J into the Reece Young apart- with them for a visit,
ments on Calhoun street. Mr. i Mr. and Mrs. Carroll D. Nance
Greene’s mother, Mrs. J. G. Greene, *P ent several days last week
formerly of Greenw’ood, is making
her home with her son* and daugh
ter-in-law. i
in
Charleston with the former’s son'and
daughter-in-law, Col. and Mrs. L. S.J
LeTellier, and attended the graduaH
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Johnson and ( l ‘ on °f the latter’s son, Louie S. Le- 1
baby have moved into a home on' Tellier, Jr., from The Citadel. Mr.!
Nance at the same time attended the
50th reunion of his college class. G
Ma^le street.
Mr. and Mrs. S. P. Beeman and
children of Lima, Ohio, are visiting
Mrs. Beeman’s mother, Mrs. Ernest
Chaney, and other relatives.
“G” Wardlaw, of Conway, spent
last week wtih his grandmother, Mrs.
T. J. Jackson, while his mother was 1 Charleston.
H. Ligon, of Asheville, N. C., and J.
Harvey Cleveland of Greenville, who
were also classmates of Mr. Nance,
visited the Nances during the past
week and accompanied them to
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