The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, December 08, 1949, Image 16
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THE CLINTON CHRONICLE
Thursday, December 8, 1940
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For the Week . . .
LYDIA MILLS NEWS
HRS MART SATTERFIELD.
Correspondent and Representative
Mr and Mrs. J A. Wood had as
their week-end guests Mrs. Wood’s
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Homer Wilson,
and Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Wilson of
the week-end with Pearl Webb.
Mr and Mrs. Cecil McLendon had
as their guests Sunday Mr. and Mrs.
Vernon Thompson and son and J. B.
Bagwell of Laurens.
Mrs Francis Goff and sons have
returned home after spending the
past two weeks in Gray Court with
1 relatives.
Mrs. Ada Prince and daughters,
Mr. r.rd Mrs. J. T. Crawford and son
were visitors in Greenville and
Spartanburg during the week-end.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Taylor and
Thompson, Ga. „ j
Mr. and Mrs E. C. Longshore ?pn of Laurens, spent Sunday witn
spent Sunday with their daughter, ^T s .‘ Chumbley.
Those visiting Mr and Mrs. Jess |
Edmonds during the week-end due
to the illness of their nephew', Jim-
n^y MePeters, were: Mrs. Myrtis
McPeters. Mr. and Mrs. J. A Crow
ley, Jack and David McPeters of Ex
periment. Ga., Billy Ray Sutton,
Clarence McPeters, Jerome Tim
mons, of Griffin, Ga., Cecil McPeters
Mr. arid Mrs. ^Thomas Chalk and of Warner Robins Ga. Mrs. Callie
children spent Sunday in Gaffney ^ ° w f Ba ^- and Mrs - Bessie Ha y s
with the latter’s sister, Mrs. J. c. °* P°^ an » ^ a -
Worty, and Mr. Worthy. Friends 1 t . *.
of Mrs Worthy will be sorry to' !»'"***>, *hd Anmverur.es
know she is ill ; “J PPt old ,olla : v ,
.Wry J C McLendon, accomoan-! J ' D ' 0a ';L' y 16 yMrS ° ld
December 17.
Mr. and Mrs. Ithicl Harvey cele-
Mrs. Roy Passmore, and Mrs. Pass-
more in West Clinton.
Mr. and Mrs. J H. Chesney and
children, and Mrs. Leila Lucas vis
ited Mrs. Ellis Gwenn in Spartan
burg Sunday.
Miss Margie Hainey of Buffalo,
was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. J
H Chesney the past week.
C. McLendon, accompan
ied by Mr. and Mrs. Justine McLen
don and Mrs Kate McDaniel of Jo
anna, were visitors in Greenville, _ . .
Saturday. I sar y ° n D «^ mb « r 5
Mr. and Mrs. Josh Motte, Mrs.
Stella McLendon. Barbara and Peg
gy Satterfield visited Mr. and Mrs.
Mack Harris near Laurens Sunday
Mrs. Annie Lawson. Linda Gail
Shelnut. Mrs. Pearl Phillips and
Archie Willis visited friends in
Greenville during the week-end. ■
Mr and Mrs Paul Taylor, Mrs. J Among The Sick
Eunice Colbert Miss Totsy Nix and ( MrJ Cecil McL * ndon has ***„ iU
Judson Canfield of Greenwood, vis-| the t few d
-ted Mrs. Annie Lawson Sunday | ‘ Tommie Go ff j, suffering
Mr and Mrs. G. H. Jackson had*
i brated their 7th wedding anniver-
Birth Announcement
Sprouse
Mr. and Mrs. Ben T. Sprouse. Jr.,
announce the birth of a son, Dennis
Lamar, at the Blalock clinic on De-
I cember 1. Mrs. Sprouse was before
marriage Miss Mjirdrie Scruggs.
as their guests during the week-end
Mi. and- Mrs Milton King and fam
ily of Greenville. Mr. and Mrs Earl
Jackson and children. Mr. and Mrs
a hand injury.
Bruce Chalk is ill.
Mrs Mary Bell Overstreet is ill
at her home on Pine street.
■ ■ Friends of Little Jimmy McPet-
Curtis Jackson and family of Lau- ers wri ^ glad to know he is jm _
proving at Hays hospital after being
accidentally shot.
rens
Bill Shealy and Joe Davenport
At-re week-end visitors in Char-
iotte, N C . recently.
Miss Dewe! Satterfield and Miss
Jimmy Wood Has Party
Saturday night the home of Mr.
Ann e M‘‘e c ra a ford were visitor' and ^j rs j ^ Winxi was the scene of
in Greenville Saturday
a lovely
,, ... # _ , party honoring their son,
Mr and Mrs A. T Crawford and on hj s jjih birthday.
>,s:!ecl relatives in C.reer and highlights of the party were
A Bliamston for the week-end , he guests drossod as Lir Abner and
Betty McLendon of Jooanna. spent D a | S y %| ae Games and contests
S( IIFDI LE CHANGES were enjoyed, after which the 22
Seaboard announce* on and after * uests were inv,ted ,nto the dinin *
1201 AM Friday. December 16. 1919. rooni for refreshments. Th attrac-
following schedule change* passing V V * ly decorated b-rthday cake witn
Clinton: lighted candles adorned the center of
No. 5 at 12:4: PM instead of 2:22 th ® tab !f;
pjg Mrs. Wood was assisted in serving
No. 6 at 6:35 PM instead of l:5S a ? d entertaining by Mrs. Homer
PM
No. 11 at 12:43 AM instead of 2:00 glfts
AM-
Wood Jimmy received many useful
No. 12 at 4:00 AM instead of 3:45
AM.
H. E. PLEASANTS
General Pasaenger Agent
Birthday Party
Mrs. Leslie Williams was hostess
at a lovely party Monday night at j
the community center honoring her
young son, Al, on his 11th birthday. I
CREDITORS’ NOTICE 1 The guests were greeted by the
Al! persons having claims against hostess and invited into the game
the estate of Rufus Earle Sadler, de- room where Mrs. Gay Douglas and
ceased, are hereby notified to file the, Mrs Ion Wallace directed the games,
tame, duly verified, with the under- After playing a “Christmas Nut,”
tigned, and those indebted to said game and “Musical Stoop,” Bingo
estate will please make payment was enjoyed and the following win-
.ikewise.
JULIA OWENS SADLER.
Executrix.
ners were given prizes: Jimmy
Meeks, Kenneth Meeks, Sharon O’-
Shields, Herman Burdette, Ruby
Dec 2. 1949 22-3cw Thomas. Sherrill Humphries, Pat
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blew out all the candles in one puff.
M** 1 - Dairy Hairston assisted Mrs.
Williams in serving a sweet course of
ice cream, .cake, candies and nuts.
A beaut fully decorated table dis- 1
played the gifts given by the thirty-
two guests present.
Party for Sue Word
The Kindergarten rooms were
decorated in y irty array Tuesday
morning when Mrs. David Word en
tertained celebrating the third
birthday of her little daughter, Sue.
Mrs. lone Wallace read the story of
Lutie who, too, was three years old,
and the group sang several nursery
rhymes. The candles were lighted
on the birthday cake and the boys
and girls helped Sue make wishes as
they were blown out. After singing
“Happy Birthday,” the gifts were
opened.
I Mrs. Word served cake, fruit punch
and candies. „
Those present were Ronnie Boyce,
Brenda and Douglas Chesney, Buck
Meeks, Carolo Parrish, Geraldine
and Martha Anne Puckett, Al Reid,
, Melda Satterfield, Arliss Smith,
i Jimmy Thomason, Beverly Webb,
Harriet Wilson, Dianne Neal, Betty
Jean Mathis, Nyoka Sprouse, Fred-
; die Griffin, Gary Thomas. Jack and
Barbara Cumbie, Johnnie Bailey,
Mrs. Joohn Word, Mrs. Marcell
Barker, Sandra Dunaway and Miss
Marie Weir.
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