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/ / THE CLINTON CHRONICLE MHDAVS AND ANNIVERSARIES NOTED The Chronicle Extends Greetlnc* To Those Whose Birthdays and Anniversaries Occur This Week. Grady Adair will observe a birth day Sunday, August 28th. Rev. and Mrs. Allen C. McSween, of Lincolnton, N. C., formerly of this city, will observe their wedding an niversary August 31. Robert McCrary is celebrating his birthday today. August 27th is the birthday of Mrs. Winfred Norris. Edgar Taylor, Jr., J. L. Furr and Mrs. LeRoy Sanders will observe their birthdays August 29th. Mr. and Tors. Sanders will also'observe their j wedding anniversary on the 29th. August 31st birthdays will include C. H. McCrary, Jr., and W. R. An derson. v Miss Margaret Blakely will ob serve her birthday August 28th. Richard Sanders, son of Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Sanders, celebrated his third birthday August il2nd. Mr. and Mrs. Wyman Milam ob served their third wedding anniver sary yesterday. ' Mr. and Mrs. Jack Johnson are celebrating their wedding anniversa ry today. Wilmot Shealy, III, celebrated his fifth birthday August 20th. . F. M. Stutts observed his birthday Tuesday, August 23rd. His son, Rich ard Stutts, is celebrating a birth day today. , J Tommy Smith, son of Mr. and Mrs^ Roy Smith, was one year old Au gust 22. James Holland celebrated a birth- * ♦, • • day August 24. Terry Eligh, son of Mr. and Mrs. j[ Bill Sligh, of Whitmire, formerly ofj; this city celebrated his first birth-11 day August 5. Janice Sligh celebrated her second birthday August 10. Mr. and Mrs. Lowry M. Wilson will observe their 15th wedding an niversary August 26. . C. T. Thomason observed a birth day August 23. Mr. and Mrs. George Christopherj Young, of Rock Hill, formerly of this city, celebrated their second an niversary August 17. Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Sadler cele brated their first wedding anniver sary July 29. Mr. and Mrs. John W. Finney, Jr., celebrated their wedding anniversary! August 16. Mr .and Mrs. 14 H. F. Blalock observed their wedding anniversary August 23. * 1 _ Roy Workman, Jr., celebrated a birthday August 22. H. C. Suber observed a birthday g August 11. ft Mrs. Carter Wright had a birth- jlj day August 22. Mrs. C. H. Hall of Nashville, Tenn.. observed a birthday August 14. Thursday, August 25, 1949 WDAMKi OKedl’te k THE CASINO BRIEFS.. ABOUT PEOPLE YOU KNOW THt RSDAY AND FRID Aucust 25 and 26 \Y. WEDNESDAY AND Till RSDAY. August 24 and 25 ♦ # I 8 g :: •v»n "TS« Pal«fo<* poUt by (ompontonl '■ov'h, - He iu., by . a % Mi MI»%V %l <a «T V. ONI D%V ONLY • GUNGA DIN to IMtt UM Vital I Fea*ar« 2 00. I S2. S 44. 7 30. 0 24 Bruce Gentry, Chop 13 10 A \1 Shaw WEDNESDAY Sc and ISc V KID % Y %ND SAT1 RD %Y, bacavt 2f aad 27 PAROLE, INC. :: • • •• :: :: :: Friends of Dr. F. F. Hicks will be jjjj glad to know he is improving and is y spending two weeks at his home be- § fore returning to the Veteran’s hos- h pital in Augusta, Ga. for further || treatment B Friends of Rev. anj Mrs. Farrell tt E. Runyan «:ui two children, who 8 h,.\e oeen serving as m.j.'ionaries in g Afr.ca tor several yea!-, will be in- 8 tcie.-ud to knou tney have retumel x * <J*. i\£V LiaAl* 8 Barnette. are at tne nom and Mrs. S. S. v\ :: WoNtMl bN|»TII«p%t tf M W1U1AMES’ ■ and a it MARK fVTtVBWk COL- ij ).n (;ray r* nry calhi *i’X rrs!u-» ) 21. 5 3S 7 24. • 22 MM s \Nl> sff* »RTN R a*v4 42. II A \t %i**m MONDAY r aatvtr# r f Sap; 2 It. 4 40. 7 1 RatarWay I 30. 4 Ji. t • 51 A1 Thi and Mrs. Al G Mr and Mrs. returned from ycr. Sr., of Det: mg >ome time w AX r. Thayer W A. J<»nnson have a two weeks visit :: ;; • * • • 1: ii with hi* mother and si ster. in Mil- :: u auk .CT, Wu. Thrir «la ughu-r. Mr*. :: L C Mi rL ar thy and 1. ,1. McCarthy I ot C nbia spent . Hi ie week-end Th« t G , A Black tar mly reunion Pan g*e« II Uc 4 w A Mrs Gen But, Mrs Ceci •nd ||l|£ Hu* h#ld recent! ly in Gr ••nvill# Mountain s»ut« t Pi *rk Ttw nt were M r. ar u4 % 4rs G. „ u| uus rtt; .. *« id Mrs 1 •rim ot Fut ,. • || n |n n. Mi ai C. Arthur Bu* rk ii nd Ml** f and Kanr p IS** K k ut Gree Mr and Mi n* B w Bla* k ai we V W nd 8 8 il ENTERTAINING, wlietlier for two or ten, holds added pleasure when your table is set with earning Gorham Sterling. For upon such occasions fine sterling silver brings rich beauty to your table . reflects your discriminating taste ,.. evokes praise from your guests! And remember, too, that Gorham Sterling is solid silver ... its beauty can’t wear off ear out... year after year it grows ever lovelier! • Start your Corham Sterling silver service note, Hitn as fine fdare-settings as you wish, for you ran match $ and add through the years. See our shotving of /a/mxi Corham patterns . .. our silver experts will gladly assist in selection of the pattern to meet your every requirement. Come in today! S n I %• 8 8 8 % IS ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ • ♦ 8 •> • • • » 8 BOWAtO Buy your sterling in units •/ ptace-*rt- ingt. costing about 126.00 (Fed. Tax IncL), depending on which pattern you choose. Each place-setting consists of: knife and farm, teaspoon, salad fork, croons soup spoon, and bsstter spreader. C. THOMAS, s SO lt’» Time That Counts i: :: :: • • • • :: • • ii DEATH VALLEY GUNFIGHTERS •f Black. Jt« ul A C B Law tet and Misa Mary Lawtrr ul Muftigun.* ry. Aik. Mr and Mis &- C Dunlap, ul («t). and Mr and Mrs. W. A k. o! Columbta. lands al Mrs J K Hatton sr.lt ad tu know that sha Is improviag noastui wnars sha uodar* ania. 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Don't forget to have that raincoat and jacket cleaned and shower-proofed before schopl starts. FOR “BEAUTIFUL CLEANING* l riEkNEZL PHONE 77 Mr. and Mr* k< ot Cl* .a*’.jo. <* r r c roloLio* nora Mr * Earl Workman and Mr* Hoo- ry Hartor hav« roturnod trom a vu- it orttn in# tormm » daughlor, Mr* !>•% A Trtco. and Mr Trtco in Fay- otto* ill#. N C They w#r# al*o ac- tompaiu#d by Mr» Tnco tor a *tay with Mr and Mr* Heidi Traak ot W lUnington, N C, at th#ir cottapt at WridhtavUlt B#ach Mr and Mr* Hubert Pitt* hav# 1 etui nod trom a week * stay in the mountama ot North Carolina. Friends of Mr* Dave Copeland will regret to know that the continues ill wt the Blalock Clinic. Mrs. Lrr >y Owens underwent an rperaticm at Hay* hospital during the week Mr. and Mrs. Rutledge Adair, ot Rock Hill. Duckett Adair, of Colum bia. and Wat Henderson, of Char lotte. N. C., were here during the week for a visit with relatives. Mrs. Witt G.bson, of Swannanoa, N. C., and Mrs. Jerry Hornaski and daugbftr, Linda, of Topeka, Kansas, are gAts this week of Mr. and Mrs. Platt Prather. Misses Betty Taylor and Frances Kiger spent the week-end at Myrtle Beach. Miss Taylor is now visiting her sister, Mrs. Dan Roberts, and Mr. Roberts, in Carthage, N. C. Mr. and Mrs. William L. Young spent last week in St. Petersburg, Fla. Mrs. Willie Evans has returned to her home in Newark. N. J., after a visit with Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Steer. Mr. and Mrs. Carter Wright and son. Steve, with Mr. and Mrs. D. V. Wright. Jr., and daughter, Linda, were recent visitors in Ware Shoals. Mrs. Tom J. Anderson of Green wood, was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Julian Coleman during the week. Mrs. E. Mood Smith spent several days during the week with Mrs. J. L. Harvey in Columbia. Dr. and Mrs. F. L. Webb, Beth Webb and Miss Virginia Roberts 1 spent the week-end in the mountains ; of North Carolina. Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Carson and sons, of Gastonia, N. C., visited ;her sister, Miss Jamie Little during 1 the week, ’ Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Ray and chil dren, with Miss Leone Crosby, of Union recently vacationed at Daytona Beach and other points of interest in Florida. Thornwell Dunlap, Jr., spent i0£ the week , at SL Simons Island, Ga. Miss Grace Danhoff was a recent i guest of the M. A. Macdonalds at Montreal, N. C. Mr. and Mrs. j Danhoff and son, ^immy, were visi- I tors there and accompanied her home. WILSON’S GROCERY 305 N. 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