The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, April 07, 1949, Image 13

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THURSDAY, APRIL 7, 1949 THE CLINTON CHRONICLE Pajre Five For the Week . . . LYDIA MILLS NEWS MSS. MART SATTERFIELD, Correspondent and Representative guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Er vin Shockley. Myrtis Livingston has been ill the past several days. Phyllis ‘ Jean Smith will be one year old April 19. Mrs. Mattie Dean will celebrate her birthday April 9. Mrs. Lola Burnett formerly of this carol Chesney will celebrate his of Greenville meeting of the Woman’s cfub will be held at Providence school audito rium beginning at 7:30. The guest speaker will be Mrs. Harrell Wilson community, is seriously ill at the I home of her daughter, Mrs. Mae i Knight, in the Hurricane community, i Mrs. J. C. Meeks and children spent Sunday with her parents. Mr. birthday April 1.0. | a cordial invitation is extended Milton Allen is celebrating his to all interested persons in the com- OUUUCl/ WAWit At W A • Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Crawford and anc i Mrs. J. H. Holmes, in Cross April 10. son 4nd Mr. and Mrs. Major Craw- birthday today. Toni Harvey will be 2 years old ford and son spent Sunday in Ruth- fordton, N. C., with relatives. v Pearson-Robertson Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Pearson an- Anchor. Louise Harvey will celebrate her Rev. and Mrs. John V. Ray of At- birthday April 9. lanta, Ga., spent Thursday with Mr.' Miss Marion Ballard visited her and Mrs. Claud McElhannon. parents, Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Ballard, Clarence Mathis, son of Mr. and Sunday. Mrs. C. S. Mathis, has enlisted in the nounce the marriage of their daugh Mr and Mrs Edward Williams a rmy. ! er > Doris, on March 14 to Pvt. Win- invited, spent’the d wiek-emn^ Seneca with! Mr and Mrs. Buddy Sanders and ford Robertson of Fort Jackson.) Mr and Mrs E W Shirlev Reba and Joe Chalk were Sunday Pvt. Robertson is the son of Mr. and pr^byterlan Women Elect Officers Mrs. a. w. smriey. . guesta of Mrs . G s . ganders in Un-iMrs. Leroy Robertson of Gaffney. I At a meeting in the Ubrary of the munity to attend, - Services at Presbyterian Church Sunday morning at 11:15 A’-t Freet of Presbyterian college, v-’ fill the pulpit at the church. Sunday night Rev. L. W. Brown, pastor of the church, will have charge of the services. The public is cordially Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Clinton and family of Greenwood, visited Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Robbins recently. ion. Little Paul Taylor, Jr., is able to be out after being ill the past two Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Rogers had as . tbeir g u e S ts d urln g the week Rev.",. and Mrs j E McLcncl0 „ a „ di m h v ^ M en 7’a J' t? d ; children, and Mrs. Kate McDaniel 1 w rS r. „ Asheville, f Joanna, were dinner guests o(; N C.. Mr an4 Mrs. Paul Varner, M d M j c McLendon Sun and sen of Buffalo. Mr. 4 and Mrs. Paul Smith and family were guests for the week-end of Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Pearson. Mrs. Gibbs Maynor and Gail of 1 day. Mr. and Mrs. W. I. Bailey, Jr., and family spent the week-end in Pied- mont with W. E. McGinnis. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Nelson and Gaffney have returned home after■ sons of Moun t v iii e , spent Sunday, spending the past week wuth her with Mr ; and Mrs . Joe Nel50n . parents, Mr and Mfs. L. H. Pearson, i Dorothy Burnett spent the past: Mi . and Mrs Luther Hughes had week in Joanna with Miss Lydia ! as their guests Sunday Gene and Mae Burnett Rex Hughes of Lanford and Mr. and ‘ Mrs Ma5el Tucker and L^ee of' Mrs. C. T. Satterfield of Laurens. Laurens, Mr. and Mrs. Odell Lam- Jo:.n Wallace of near Laurens,, bert 0 j \y es t Clinton, visited Mr. spent the week-end with Mr and, and Mrs Torn Banks Sunday Mrs. Furman Hughes and family. j » Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Sjnith a:c g ir th da y Supper for Mr. Burkhalter spending a few days with Mrs. Rufus _ . ,, , Mrs. J. E. Burkhalter honored Mrs. Rufus Mills and children 1 *^ r - Burkhalter with a birthday sup- spent the week-end in Ninety-Six an< ^ Pariy at their home on Pop- with Mr. and Mrs. James Estes. j ^ ar street Satuiday evening. Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Sharpton, Sr., < _ . , . _ „ . and Barbara were recent visitors in * an ^ ® un ms ° * Columbia. * The Girls Auxiliary and Sunbeams Mr. and Mrs. O. R. Hughes and of the Baptist church will meet at j children of Columbia, visited Mr. the church Thursday (today) at 4 and Mrs. C. B. Sharpton during the. o’clock, week. Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Wood were Birthdays and Anniversaries week-end guests of their daughter Carolyn Bennett will celebrate Mrs. M. G. Doster, and Mr. Doster in her birthday April 12. Abbeville. . April 1st was Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Mrs. Mansel Bridwell of Honea Trammell's wedding anniversary. Path, visited Mrs. Polly Lawson Matt Davis will have a birthday Sunday. ‘April 11. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Chesney and Josh Motte will have a birthday children and Mrs. Leila Lucas visited April 27. Mr. and Mrs. B. Y. Chesney in Foun- Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Harvey tain Inn and John Gwinn in Switzer celebrated their wedding anniver- daxing the week-end. sary April 6 Mr. and Mrs. Milton Allen had asi Eugene Turner will be 11 years i their guests during the week-end old April 10. Howard and Francis Nichols of Gas- Jan Harvey’s birthday is today, tonia, N. C., and Mr. and Mrs. How-| Douglas Harvey will celebrate his . ard Styles of C.ester. birthday April 12. Mr. and Mrs. James Culbertson! Thomas Meeks was 6 years old ar.d daughter of Laurens, were March 17. mrnmitfiw HOTPOINT REFRKfMTOK far H49 Model E-A, 8 Cu. Ft. com « am» mi Hotpofert WffifcM $245.00 Mir TltMS n*w refrifaratora for 1949. them aritli other makm, ImW Hot point’s revolutionary give* you axtra ahelf •pace and ooavesifaoMl for more fooda, more taU baCMn^MlMi with kitchcn-ptasuMd feature* Hotpoint .is the a tor buy’for ’491 ...tniammuN* ttotpoini irriicmfois $44 Down — $14.88 Monthly HOME SUPPLY €0. Pitts Street Next to Bailey’s Bank Woman’s Chib To Meet Tonight (Thursday) the regular I lowing officers: ! community center the women of the 1 Presbyterian church elected ! the fol ic iue .t -Mrs. Art fc ton. , * r i-e-President -— M; e Smith. (Secretary-Treasurer—Mi Eichelberger. 'he werren of the chi. 1 meet every Lrst Wednesd u ;ht at 7:30 At- the next m.ee’i' ad ditional oTicers will be named. Patrol Leaders Meet Monday night the intermediate scout patrol leaders met in the lounge of the community center. Frances Mathis displayed tea tow- e’s and an apron completed in her jewing project. Barbara Ann Whit mire and Barbara Sharpton also dis played aprons. Miss Eichelberger reported that an assistant leader, Mrs. Art Freet, from Pre-bytreian college, had been se cured. Mrs. Edgar Sadler of Clin- n, also assists the leader with the ermediate troop. Brownies Hold Outdoor Meet Monday thirty-two Brownies with • ‘eir troop leader, hiked to a beau tiful spot near Lydia for an outdoor troop ceremony and a picnic lunch. Preceding the troop ceremony games were ^ed by Patsy Fuller and Joyce' Todd. Two new Brownies, Peggy Sue and Linda Lou Willard, were en- •olled at this meeting. Party Night at Community Center Saturday night twenty-four girls and boys enjoyed a beautiful party at the community center with Fran cis Wrayr and Francis Mathis, joint hostesses. Miss Eichelberger and William Patterson assisted the host esses in entertaining the group. ^CBSCRTBE TO THE CHRON1CLB Jvsr Help Yourself rxsTf QUICK! THOROUGH- IFt octvally fmm to stop Here. -Why, it's octuoWy fun to stop here!" we ewerheord one of our customers soy the other doy. And you who shop here regular ly know exactly whot she means. It's fun because it's easy, and quick! Everything is in pioin sight, right at your fingertips. AM you have to do is select what you want, drop it into your seif service wagon, and walk on your way. ft's fun because the people ore so nice. Everyone is so friendly, end ready to help- Why don't you come in - I today, ond see how much fun it is? CUDAHY'S SUNLIpHT American Cheese 2 POUND BOX 69c PLAYMATES Sweet Mixed Pickles 28 OZ. JAR “QUALITY TENPEir MEAT • FOR BUFFET SUPPER VARIITY FOR EVERT TASTI Spiced Luncheon—Liver Cheese—Pickle Pimen- ‘o—Mocoroni Cheese—Tongue— Salami. Sliced Loaves lb. 45c Pinky Pig Sliced Bacon Lb. 59c ■rsh Sliced • Pork Liver Lb. ..29c Puritan Pork Sausage. 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