The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, May 04, 1950, Image 5
Thursday^ May 4, 1950
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WEEK END TWPS .. VISITORS .. ILLNESS
BRIEFS...ABOUT THE PEOPLE YOU KNOW
Items of Interest Concerning Clinton Residents
Mrs. W. L. Marshall, Jr., and
daughter, Eloise were called to
Wadesboro Friday due to the ill
ness and death of their father-in-
law and grandfather, W. L. Mar
shall.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Smith
and daughters, Sandy and Becky,
were week-end guests of relatives
in Charlotte, N. C.
i Friends of Mrs. Cecil Wilson will
be glad to know she is able to be
i about again after an operation ill
ness and hospital stay.
Mrs. O. C. Woodruff and son, Ger
ald spent the week-end with her
mother, Mrs. H. S. Sease in Gil
bert. *
i Mrs. A. R. Smith and Cleyon
Smith of Dillon are guests for sev
eral days of Mr. and Mrs. Durward
Murdock.
Miss Dorothy Clark of Vallejo,
.California is spending a three weeks be interested to know she is a pa-
vacation with her parents, Mr. and tient at Blalock Clinic.
with her mother, Mrs. C. 'Q. Hoi- &
land and other relatives.
Friends of Charles Johnson will g
be interested to know that he is im- K
proving at his home following an! 3
illness.
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Turner and|3
little daughter have recently mov-
ed into a residence on S. Owens S
street. .«
Mrs. R. F. Blakely, Misses Mar-' §
garet and Katherine Blakely visited :’i
relatives in Greenville Saturday.
Mrs. John Edge has returned to
her hdhie after being a pJatient at
the Bialoek clinic,
Joe Betsill has returned to his j $
home in Cross Anchor after a ton- §
sil operation at Blalock Clmic.
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene King have! ft
moved into a residence in College
View Heights.
Friends of Mrs. T. J. Blalock will IS
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‘if you break faith
with us who die,
we shall not sleep..'
Amid the beauty and fragrance of a
May day, a grateful nation pays hom
age to its warriof dead. We cannot
and will not fail those who have passed
to us the heritage of freedom.
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Mrs. J. J. Clark.
Little Tommy Copeland, son of
I Friends of Mrs. Herbert M. Chan-i Mr. and Mrs. Carroll W. Copeland, $
ey, Sr., will regret to know she con- j returned to his home yesterday af-i 8
itinues ill at her home on Ferguson'ter a tonsil operation at Blalock ig
; street. j Clinic. 18
Mrs. Allen Hitchcock and sons of, Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Bagwell, Mrs.
Abbeville were guests Sunday of W. A. Buchanan, Mrs. Pearl Lewis :
Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Buford. , and Roy Benjamin, Jr., visited Mrs.
Miss Ella Adair spent a few days Roy Benjamin at the General hos-
This bank will not
open for business
Memorial Day, May 10th
on
last week in Laurens with her bro
ther, Joe R. Adair and other rela
tives.
Mr. and Mrs. Irby Hipp, Jr., of, 0 P erat * on -
Rock Hill visited the former’s par- 1
'ents, Mr. and Mrs. Irby Hipp, Sr. State Tennis
'a few days last weeki Ti
Mr. and Mrs. John Page and lit-1 Meet Opens
tie daughter, Nina Marie, of Little | A i. rolUnP T/vlnv
Mountain spent the week-end with i^WJay
the former’s mother, Mrs. Rhett P. , _
Adair and Mr. Adair I Tenms captures
Sam
Charleston „ ... ...
Metta Stone and family a few T", moet . at P^ttnan college
days last week. ship
pital in Greenville yesterday. Friends
of Mrs. Benjamin will be interested
to know She is improving after an'
state college
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Stone and son. Dormie, of'^ 8 ^r three full days,
on visited his mother, Mrs. i be 8 innm « 4 w £ e ? college net-
,to determine the 1950 champion-
Rev. Paul H. Hartsell of Abbeville • • .u i
is spending this week with his dau- The oecas.on is the annual run-
ighter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. n,n2 0, „ the sta, f singles and doubles
J D McKee intercollegiate tennis tournament..
i Miss Ann ’ Blakely of Cheraw | 0n ,‘ he colle *fj l
!spent the week-end with her par- ra £ d am ' m * the ^ s ‘ ‘J » he Su “< h -
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Katph R. Blake-!,. Presbyterian, which has won the
|j title for the past nine straight years.
Mrs. D. B. Smith was the week- . wl “ be.hwured to extend its vic-j
end guest of Mrs. Joe Hagms in '“'Y string another year. But com-,
Abbeville ! petition is expected to be keener
i Mrs. Lawrence Campbell has ac- !•» thls '»» mec,mg than " has bt ' er '
cepted a position at Bishop-Walk-, In icc n seasons. - ,
eris Pharmacy f The College Df Charleston laoma
Mrs. Gladys Ellison of Piedmont is as , ‘ he It most powerful challenger
spend,ng this week with her sis- '7 th University of South Carolina
ter, Mrs. J. I. Adair and Mr. Adair.' P 13 !'" 8 also ^pt-cted to ofte r “me |
Mrs. Ed P. Little has returned to|* tl 2 n8 u 0 P po . sltion ..., . ,
her home in Aiken after soendme i p '«byterian Athletic Director,
Ute past wee* with Mrs. Joe W Walle ! A - Johnson Mid trophies,
■ •re 1 I kw wv n ■■ * re axs-4 T a-x tar
will be awarded the winner and
runner-up in both singles and dou
bles.
Leake. k
Dr. and Mrs. J. Lee Young had as
their guests Wednesday Mrs. J. L.
Davidson of Chester, Mrs. Jim Lov- ^
en of Charlotte, N. C., Mrs. Stewart i Henry AnnOUnCCS For
Abe. and Mrs. Ernest Guy of Low- ^ Commjssioner
! Mr. and Mrs. Don DuBois and! ,
Mrs. O. A. Sowers were in Ashe-1 William J. (Bill) Henry announces^
ville, N. C. Tuesday for the funer- \ himself in today’s paper as a candi-1
al of Fred Mitchell, Sr. dat e *>r county commissioner in this
Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Sowers have summer ’ s primary,
returned from Asheville. N. C.i Mr - Henj-y is a well known resi-
,where they were called last week on cie [ l . t community where his|
'account of the death of their bro-1 entire We f has been spent. His an-
ither-in-law. Fred Mitchell. Sr. ! nouncement^ is one of interest to his
Mrs. Milford Smith and Mrs. A. ma t ny In , cna3 \ VT „ . .~ T a
„ * r- j di i In announcing, Mr. Henry said, I
M. Young spent Friday tn Blacks- ; teel tha , , am ^ e|1 qualill ^ (or the
, e .. n . position and if elected will give-my-
Fnends of Mrs Roy Benjamin best service t0 the county and will
will be inteiested to know she re * cour teously and faithfully, discharge
turned to her home Saturday from the duties of the office
the General Hospital in Greenville - ^
where she had been a patient the
past two weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Wyman Shealy, Sr.,
have moved into theif recently con
structed home on E. Walnut street.
Mr. and Mrs. Rhett P. Adair ac-
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CLINTON, S.C.
Magistrate McCrary
For Re-election
Magistrate Sam McCrary today an
nounces that he will seek re-election
jeompanied by Mr. and Mrs. John as Clinton magistrate for Hunter
Page and little daughter of Little township in this summer’s Demo-
Mountain will leave this week-end 1 cra tic primary.
;for a week s stay in Washington, D. Magistrate McCrary wds appointed
C. , to the office to fill the unexpired term
Mrs. Henry. Neverman has re-1 of his late father, C. H. McCrary,
[turned to her home in Richmond, 1 Two years ago he offered for a full
Va.. after soendinp the week-end, two-year term and was elected. If
I re-elected, he said, “I promise the
public a continuation of prompt and
impartial service to the best of my
ability.”
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1 Mears Named New
Editor The Sentinel
Ted Mears, rising senipr from Cross
Hill, has been named editor The
Sentinel, students’ high school pub
lication, for the year 1950^51. He
succeeds Donny Wilder.
Joan Vaughan has been named as
sistant editor; Jommy Stewart, busi-|
ness manager, and Hugh Eichelber- 1
ger. circulation manager.
The publicatfon, with the begin-1
ning of the new term in September,
%ill be headed by a new staff and
group otf reporters.
Silver Tea For
Cancer Fund
Mrs. M. T. Motes, chairman of the
woman’s division of the cancer fund
campaign, announces a silver tea to
be given at the home of Mrs. Doug
lasGray, South Harper street, in
Laurens, on May 10 from 4:30 to
Stomach Trouble
MR. C. C. CRAINE
. By DR. HART
‘jit certainly is wonder
ful to be able to eat any
thing I want, without fear
onupsetting my stomach,”
says Mr. C. C.*Craine, Rt.
3, Laurens, S. C.
“For 10 years I had l>een
bothered with sick spells
after eating. Since Dr.
Hart located and corrected
the cause of my stomach
trouble, I can eat anything
\ want without discomfort.
‘‘These spells would come
and my stomach would be
torn up especially after eat
ing fatty foods. I had a
ttSIIIICI CJ
6:30.
All interested in helping in this
worthy cause are invited. Those in
charge state it is hoped that the of- 1
fering will be liberal and many c^ll- 1
ers will avail themselves of the op
portunity for a worthwhile and
pleasant afternoon.
burning sensation and it felt like my stdmach was swol
len and bloated. There was a constant pain on my right
side just below the ribs, which radiated into my back. I
couldn’t sleep well at night, was short-winded and had
smothering spells at times.
“Having heard of the many sick people getting well by
taking chiropractic spinal adjustments, I consulted Dr.
C. J. Hart of Laurens, S. C. After an examination and
X-Ray pictures were made, Dr. Hart located the cause
of my trouble.
“I began 4o improve almost immediately and one by
one ray Irbubles began to disappear. T feel fine now and
can eat anything I want. I sleep better and the pain in
my right side is gone. The smothering spells are a thing
of the past and I am no longer short-winded.
“It certainly is wonderful to be able to eat anything
I want, without fear of upsetting my stomach. If you
are suffering with stomach trouble, consult Dr. C. J.
Hart, he will find the cause of your trouble.”
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