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Clinton, S. C, Thursday, December 8, 1949
Number 49
WEST CLINTON SOCIAL AND PERSONAL NEWS
ltK&. JOE CAMPBELL. Correspondent and Representative
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Braswell, Mr.
and Mrs. Cecil Wooten were visitors
in Greenville Saturday.
Rev. and Mrs. W. M. Spurlock,
formerly of Harrisburg, 111., have
returned to Clinton and are residing
in the home of Mrs. James Pitfs on
East Carolina avenue. Rev. Spur
lock has accepted the pastorate of
Cross Keys Church of God.
A large group of Training Union
members attended the “M” night
program at at the First church in
Laurens Monday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Ivester and
children were visitors in Greenville
Saturday.
Mrs. J. L. Arnold and Mrs. Oscar
Kinard were visitors in Columbia
Saturday. Misses Billie Arnold and
Betty Anne Campbell accompanied
them home for the week-end.
Mr. and Mrs. Jerold Humphrey of
! were fall flowers with talT fighteo
ired tapers. A reading, "The Chnst-
j mas Bells,” was given by Miss Louise
I Ridings.
. . .. . . | Christmas carols were sung, led
man Friday afternoon for a party | b j, iss Martha Gallo a ‘ Mm .
given in her honor. , pa „ ieci by Mr . Bobby BoJcf a , tbe
After a period of enjoyable games piano,
the birthday cake was cut and served ^ , b a whi!e
with other refreshments by he.- music was Dlayed thc presen , s
mot er, Mrs. Ed Hardman. iwere passed around. Each kept* the
Miss Hardman was celebrating gift she held when the music stop-
her 14th birthday and received
number of useful gifts.
Birthday Party Given
pcd.
Junior Society Meets
The Junior Missionary ‘society of
Dale Adams, son of Mr. and Mrs. ifiailey Memorial church met in the
Robert Adams, celebrated his third 1 home of Joan Burgess Tuesday af-
birthday Friday afternoon with a I terrtoon, Nov. 29, for its regular
P art y- weekly meeting. Judy Chaney, the
After several games were played ! president, presided, and the meeting
Mrs. Adams invited the little folk i was opened with the singinj of the
in for refreshments.
Dale was remembered by
friends with many useful gifts.
i theme song, “Marching in the Arms
his of the Lord.” Several missionary
hymns were sung, and Mrs. Murray
Adams, one of the sponsors, led in
i prayer. The scripture lesson was
Bride-Elect Honored
, Miss Dorothy Satterfield, bride- read by Corrie Dunaway, after which
Joanna, ..were week-end guests of! elect, was honored guest at a mis- Peggy Dunaway gave the missionary
Mrs. Humphrey’s mother, Mrs. Lillie | ce ll ane ° u * shower on Friday evening lesson. The president then presided
Mae Mills.
i at the home of her sister, Mrs. Har-
Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Hooper and
son spent the week-end with rela
tives in Jefferson, Ga.
Mr. and Mrs. James Hoglen and
children of Charlotte, N. C., are
making their home with Mr. and i Tk*
Mrs. Jessie Samples. *■
old Rollins.
A host of friends enjoyed an eve
ning of fun and games.
Later the honoree was presented
a shower of useful gifts.
The hostesses, Mesdames Rollins,
Satterfield and Miss Mary
Mr and Mrs. Hubert Leopard and, Ann « Butler served refreshments.
children. Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Ad- j
ams spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
George Leopard in Saluda.
D. L. Owens and J. J. Owens vis
ited Mrs. Owens who is a patient
at State Park, Sunday. Mrs. Owens-
ia improving satisfactorily.
Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Adams spent
several days recently with relatives
in Greenwood.
Pvt J. B Gilliam of Port Jackson,
spent the week-end with his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Gilliam.
Mr and Mrs. Robert Wood of
Greenwood, spent the week-end with
the former's mother, Mrs. Ora Wood.
Mrs Arloe Huey and children of
Enoree spent Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs J H Huey
Little Clyde Cannon. Jr., fs suf
fering a hand ipjury having acci
dentally severed a forefinger
over a short business session, in
which the roll was called, 20 mem
bers answering to their names, and
the minutes of the last meeting wefe
read by the secretary, Judy Bauk-
night.
Mrs. Adams presented and dis
played a gown and bed jacket
which had been Jurchased by the so
ciety as Christmas gifts for Miss
Martha Beftrel, who is now In train-
in for foreign mission service at the
Columbia Bible college.
Mr. R C. m hvr
!***'*’ “ * •< «» BU- S^J*r^ U in .hi' homv^ffr
Mrs. John Holland on December 6
\nnual Christmas Meeting
The members of the Missionary
lock clinic.
Jerry Littleton has been ill.
Friends of Mrs Ella Harvey will
regret to knoww she Is ill and a
patient at the Blalock clinic _ „ _
Mrs J. H Sparks has been ill sev- *<**'«* of B *' 1 ^ Memorial Metho-
eral days <il,t church » together with invited
» guests met on Monday at 6:30 in the
home of Mrs Joe Terry for the an-
Mr and Mrs Edward Bigbee an- nu *[ Christmas meeting
„ „ „ _ , nounce the birth of a son. William Christmas music was played very
Sf Wlth Mr * *" d Mr ‘ 0y ^ rn * Mrs Bigbee is the former Miss Ila •» '* hUrh beautifully
Wrtfht — decorated with the traditional
^ .— Christmas trimmings. This, in ad-
TatSarAaM flitwii dition to the beautifuully decorated
Mr. and Mrs A J. Satterfield an- Christmas tree, with wrapped
icann» Tjtti-tcn . vim. nounee the gngaferpent of their Christmas packages placed beneath
' daughter, W.tt SKw.-t, It. .nd th. of .ppproprl.t.
.or i. »reen ille baturd j. EMsIey and Presbyterian college Christmas music reaching the ear? of
Mrs Janie Jackson. Mr. and Mrs. w ‘ '77. .w .u ..... ........ . ...
cKiMn.. c# vv.v. The wedding will takv place the a*U gave the entire occasion a set-
Joe Clamp and «“Wren of Ware December «"*. maUlUng iato the minds of all
u T" SS* 7 th . very beginning, the glorious
Ur .nH uH *1™. n.rs.r. Ever-keady ( Ism Eatcruinrd Christmas spirit which was ms.n-
d. vi,. . * ^ a ,, The annual Christmas dinner ano tamed throughout the ehtire eve-
near Clinton
Mrs Wilt Woody visited relatives
in Westminster Saturday. —
Douglas Seaton spent the week
end with relatives in Spartanburg.
villa Saturday
neld Rev. John H Holland asked the
after which a bountiful
u.<€ ravf,..n n.rherif «iun Tuesday evening at the home of the blessing,
da%^ w*ith*Vliss RimeMe^tMiT^n Lau* t** cher> Mrs Joe Campbell. | three-course turkey dinner wa s
day with Miss Runette Sugg in Lau ( At v>1|Uft poi nU m the living served Those assisting the hostes*
Ur ..d Ur. fcKn r.ri iw.. .«d room where Ub’es were placed for were Mrs. Grady Arnold. Mrs Claude
children of Laurens vicited Mr and > the wert evergreens with red Trammell. Mrs. Louie Liles, and
*“*!■ ** rk ^«f W *n<)| UAM< , CMd|w -ChrU Div.nport. Aft.r .upp., «ch
u r i Ur. v.than r.cncn^snd Covers were laid at the dining one present assembled in the living
.ni*/Mr d anri Mrs Cecil Walker and t4bl * which WM beautifuully ap- room for the Christmas service.
9e T' in rr~n V >u+ s.t Panted in the Christmas motif and' The devotions were conducted by
son were visitors in Greenville Sat- # thre< . couru ^ ^nner wc, served Mrs M.rcell Barker, after which
U Mr and Mn. J. E Braswell and I buffet ^ Elaewhert in the home
Mrs. Charlie Barker were visitors
in Greenville Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Johnson of Jo»-1
anna, were Sunday guests of Mrs
A. T. Campbell.
Mrs. Charlie Barker. Mrs. A. A. I
Barker and daughter visited in New
berry Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Grange Campbell
and sons were visitors in Green
ville Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Norton, Mr. and
Mrs. Virgil Webb and son visited
Mrs. Webb’s sister who is seriously
ill in SparUnburg Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Holtzclaw, Mr.
and Mrs. John Holtzclaw were visi
tors in Greenville Saturday.
Mr. and \lrs. Grange Campbell
and sons and Marvin Stewart, Jr., 1 i
visited their grandmother, Mrs.;
E. T. Thornton, in Enoree Sunday. jj:
Mrs. W. D. Sizemore and Donald :•
Buchanan were visitors in Green- i,
ville Saturday.
M’-s. A. C. Slight of Ninety-Six,
is visiting her sister, Mrs. J. H. Whit- j
mire.
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Cannon Gift Towel Sets
Plastic Table Cloths—98c and $1.98
Pillow Cases
She Will Appreciate a Scarf or
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Leather or Suede Purses
New Patterns in Bates Spreads
Lovely Nylon or Crepe Slips and
Gowns by Artemis
Pinehurst Panties for Children
and Indies
Chenille Bed Spreads
FOR HIM
Bear Brand Nylon Sox
Belt and Buckle Seta — Gift Boxed
He Will Appreciate a Pair of Our Handsome Slacks
or a Corduroy Sport Coat
Ijirge Selection of Gift Boxed Ties
Jackets, Leather or Zelan. Lined or Cnlined
Comfy and Cuty Bedroom Slippers for the
I WTwIg FMBtty
Gay, Warm Scarfs or Gkives
He’ll P; Proud of a New Ktchi-
am Hat
Pla.n and Fancy Cotton
Handkerchiefs
Wings Shirts—New I it-
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Pajamas
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Birthdays and Wedding
Anniversaries
Mrs. Pauline Jackson celebrated
her birthday December 15.
Woodrow Wilson celebrated a
birthday December 5.
H. A. Adams will celebrate his
70th birthday December 20.
Mrs. George Leopard has a birth
day December 16.
Mrs. Charlie Giles will have a
birthday December 23.
Frances Giles is celebrating her
7th birthday today.
Jimmy Suttles has a birthday De
cember 26.
R. p. Harris will celebrate a birht-
day December 24.
Visitation Night
Tonight (Thursday) is visitation
night at Calvary Baptist church. All
members of the Sunday school are
urged to come at 6 o’clock and visit
new church prospects. A social hour,
will be held later in the evening at
the church.
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