The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, June 08, 1950, Image 11
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THE CLINTON CHRONICLE
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West Clinton
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er spent Sunday with relatives
Greer.
Miss Myrtle Blanton of Burgaw,
N. C., is visiting her sister, Mrs.
James Cause, and Mr. Cause.
street will have a bus to include Blu-
ford and Mary streets, “also Lydia
Mills. After the worship hour the
bus will -return passengers to their
homes. Those living in the village
not afole to attend church are asked
to notify Rev. R. H. Cause and they
will be called for.
Bible School Opens Monday
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Enrollment for vacation Bible
school at Calvary Baptist church will
begin Saturday morning, June 10, at
9:30. Classes will begin Monday
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'*■ Woman’s Society Meets
Mrs. J. Brevard Patterson and , A11 .7., . ..
Mrs M P McWhorter were ioint' mormn S 9-30. All children of the
k S / « ♦k w ° » T/f C - J int 'community 4 to 16. years of age are
hostesses to the Woman s Missionary . .. .
society* of Calvary Baptist church invl „
Monday evening at the home of the' following will serve as the
former. 1 faculty for the school:
Mr$. J. W. Spillers was in charge 1 Principal Rev. J- W- Spillers.
of the program on “On the Rocks.” i Secretary Miss Virgima McCul-
The scripture period was given to lough. .
Joe Lister, educational director ofj Superintendent of Beginners
the church, who made an interesting ^ rs - J* West. t
talk on missions. Mesdames R. L. ; Workers—Miss Catherine I ^ una "
Yarborough, L. H. Bagwell, Laura wa y* M rs - A. W. Riding, Peggy Boat-
Mae Howard,- Ralph Riddle, R. B. wright.
Amick and Ursula Blakely took part Superintendent Primary Depart
Vlr-C T W CnilWc WnrlfPrs
on the program.
.j. merit—Mrs. J. W. Spillers. Workers,
Mrs. R. B. Arrrtck presided over Misses Mary Ellen Cannon, Mae Ed-
the business session. Sick committee ens > Betty Jean Caughman.
and community missions gave their: Superintendent Junior Depar.men.,
reports. Mrs. Ralph Riddle read the 9 - 10 ~ M i; s - 1 V >Uie ,. We S Workers,
minutes and called the roll. Plans Mrs. J. B. Allen, Miss Maudine \ar-
were made to help some needy fam- borough.
ily. Mrs. E. M. Summer, a new Superintendent Junior Department
member, closed the meeting with 11-12—'Mrs. Alvin Trammell. Work-
prayer.
The hostesses served refreshments
To Assist Rev. Spillers'
Calvary Baptist church has em
ployed Joe Lister as a religious
worker for the summer months. He
will assist the pastor. Rev. J. H.
Spillers, in all activities of the
church.
Mr. Lister is a senior at Mercer
•^university. Upon completion of his
work there he will enter the semi
nary to further his education for the
ministry. For the next three months
he will make his home with Mrs. J.
W. Copeland, Sr., on Hampton ave
nue.
Softball Team
A softball team of girls, ages 12-
15, has been organized, by Mrs
Frank Arevalo. A schedule will be
published soon of the games.
Birthday Party
On Saturday afternoon Jerry
Campbell celebrated his 4th birthday
with a party at his home. Twenty-
one little girls and boys enjoyed a
number of out-door games.
Later in the evening refreshments
were served.
Jerry received a number of gifts
from his littl friends.
McGee-Cauble
Mr. and Mrs. W. O. McGee an
nounce the engagement of their
daughter, Muriel Jean, to Harold C.
Cauble. The wedding will take
place in the early fall.
Among The Sick
Friends of Mrs. J. J. Smith are
glad to know she is improving after
an illness. |
Mrs. Dick Sanders is seriously ill:
at her home on Jefferson street.
Little Billy Butler has whooping
cough.
Wayne Butler has been ill several
days.
Mrs. R. C. Oxner is a patient at
Hays Hospital. «
Lowell Rice continues ill.
G. J. Summer is a patient in the
Veteran’s hospital in Columbia.
Friends of B. B. Neal are sorry to
know he is a patient at the Blalock
clinic.
ers, Clyde Putnam, Miss Gerry
Trammell.
Superintendent Intermediate De
partment-Frank Oakley. Workers,
Mrs. E. M. Summer,
Mrs. Eva Land, pianist.
Bailey Memorial Church Activities
Listed
Vacation Bible School In Session
The school is well into the second
week with fine interest being mani
fested in every department, and an
attendance of 60. Classes are being
held in the following departments:
Beginners, Mrs. John Holland, in
structor, assisted by Georgia May
Hamilton: Primary, Mrs. Virginia
Cannon, instructor, with Sybil Mc
Coy, Neely Ann Bigham and Carole
Bryson assisting. Junior, Mrs. Eve
lyn Davenport, instructor, with Mrs.
D. C. Whitman assisting. Interme
diate, Mrs. Hannah Hamilton in
structor. Sybil McCoy is serving as
recreational director, assisted by
Neely Ann Bigham. W. R. Thomas,
Sunday school superintendent, brings
a Bible story from 11 to 11:20 each
morning, and Rev. John Holland,
pastor of the church, gives a Flannel-1
graph talk each morning from 9:20 to;
9:30. Mrs! Joe E. Land, community
worker, is music director in the
opening period from 9 to 9:20. She
is being assisted by Sybil McCoy,:
Patsy Webb, Neely Ann Bigham,
Carole Bryson and Rev. Holland.
Next Sunday evening, June 11, at
7:30 the commencement exercises
will be held at which time a dem
onstration of the school’s work will
be given and certificates awarded.
Birthdays and Wedding
Anniversaries
Mrs,_Lou.e Webb has a e.rthda, jMr^ John Hon.nd as^tesaas
Young People’s Summer Assembly
On next Monday, June 12, several
of the older boys and girls will go to
the Young People’s Summer As
sembly held annually each summer
at the Southern Methodist camp near
Cameron. The pastor and others;
will accompany the group, furnishing |
their cars for the trip. The follow-
ing week young people of the in
termediate agd will attend.
Church Society Meets
The Bailey Memorial Methodist
missionary society met in the com-
munity house Monday evening with
Mrs. Dan Dunaway, Mrs. Marcell j
Barker, Mrs. Marvin Stewart and |
. I The meeting was called to order
Jean Samples will be 3 years old 1 , by the Vf *”* "on* ^Je^ilU
June 19 | singing the theme song, Je»us uans
Doris Samples was 12 years old
June 6.
Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Davenport
celebrated a wedding anniversary
June 5.
Today is Albert Davenport’s birth
day
Us O’er the Tumult,” after which
prayer was offered by Mrs. Eland,
Harris.
A card of thanks was read from;
Mrs. Sullivan. Several members ex-j
pressed thanks for the gifts they had j
received from their Big Sister.
yin. Vesta Eubanks has a birthday j '
“xLnr’bw is Mrs. Roy Passmore's ^^^^^Tee^omposad i
S d rbirthda, P S 0 22 e W ‘ 11 ' ib/th. hostesses had^ asked each
Richard Boyter will be 5 years old Blakel , wa s the
J.s.1.' Campbell win celebrate a Sues, speaker, using the 5,h chapter
birthday tomofrow. I ° T “e heresies invited the members
Raymond Gregory will be 2 years ine nosiesses uivucu i
old June 23.
and guests to the dining room for re-
freshments. The color scheme of,
green and white was carried out in |
We wish to express our deep ap- the refreshments and table decu.a-
tions.
Entertains Club At Movie
The Melody club recently enter-
preciation to everyone for their kind
ness shown us during the illness and
death of our mother, Mrs. Nell Dun
away. Also for the beautiful floral --- f children in the
tributes and meals served. May God t ^ a gr £ 6 _ 9 b treating
bless each one of you. , community, ag s .. rind p re u a *>
^rady and Howard Dunaway. Mm. /^nk
Aravello were chaperones.
Club Honors Two Brides-Elect
Honoring -two brides-elect. Misses
Card of Thanks
Words cannot express our sincere
thanks to you for your many kind
deeds and sympathy shown us at the Do 'T s '' H ' eather iy and Lessie Heds-
death of our son, Ray. A so or ( Melody club entertained at'
X.yT’S “rr irf—rcenter oh Thursday'
faithful service. May the blessing ol evening
our Heavenly Father be with you. j
Feature of the evening’s entertain-
enly Fatner oe wun you. i _. r rv . nrTvh W p dd i n g
Mr onH Mrc Wm Cannon m ent was a Tom Thumi) weaain S
•Mr. and Mrs. wm. ^anuun j a „„ rat inn 0 nf iw. nine.
and Family.
with altar decorations of ivy, pine,
floor baskets of Queen Anne s lace, J
"Thank ^Arte depth o,
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melt an we appreciate the beautiful, bnde ^ ^ Ly'es; Jbe poem.
kfutnels of me die I ftewlrtT mWs«r, Maxie Davis;
cards. Also Ute kindness of tne aoc i brldesmaids Be , ty Blggers , Brenda
-■t ^Trammell and Children ^^^K^^errSe v2r^
i Sunday School Bus
^ » The Church of God on Elizabeth
ough, Jimmy Kinard, Marcus Mc
Whorter; ring bearer, Gregory Allen.
Veteran Obtains Relief
From Spinal Arthritis
“I advise anyone suffering backache or arthritis to con
sult Dr. Hart,” says Mr. Lester Seymour, 209 Mill Street,
Laurens, S. C.
“While in the Veterans Hospital, doctors took a lot of
...... . X-Ray pictures of my back
and said 1 had Spinal Arth-
ritis. I was having lots of
pain in my back and hips,
especially upon arising from
a sitting position. My back
was so stiff at times that I
could hardly go.
“My condition gradually
grew worse and I had to be»
off work so much I wonder
ed how I managed to hold
my job. I was restless at
night and nervous. Elimina-^
tion was poor and it was nec
essary to take laxatives of
ten.
“I consulted Dr. C. J.
Hart, of Laurens, S. C., who
advised me that he could
improve my condition. He
said he located the cause of
my trouble with an instru
ment he called a Neurocalograph and with X-Ray pictures.
“I began to notice improvement shortly after being
under Dr. Hart’s care. The pains in my lower back became
less and less, finally going away. The stiffness left me and
I have no difficulty getting up and down. I have been able
to sleep better and my nervousness improved. I find it no
longer necessary to take laxatives. m
“During the past two years I have worked nearly every
day with very little trouble. At the least sign of any trou
ble I return to Dr. Hart for a checkup. As a result, I have
enjoyed the very best of health during these years. I ad
vise anyone suffering backache or arthritis to consult Dr.
Hart.”
MOUNTVIUE MAN HAS CAUSE OF
HEADACHES CONNECTED BY ON. HANT
MR. LESTER SEYMOUR
Mill SL, Laurens
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MR. G. L. MOORE
Wattsville, S. C.
Twenty-five years of almost daily suffering tells the
story of Mr. R. C. Allen of Mountville, S. C., before con
sulting Dr. C. J. Hart.
Now, Mr. Allen says: “My headache troubles are over.”
Here is Mr. Allen’s own story of how he had the cause
of his troubles corrected:
“I have suffered with headaches for about 25 years,
and “headache powder” was my middle name. I just had
to take them every day for relief, and all the time the
headaches were getting worse. They came more often and
I would be so sick I could hardly hold my head up. I lost
lots of time from my work in addition to the awful suf
fering. Physicians said sinus trouble was the cause.
“After receiving Chiropractic adjustments from Dr.
Hart, I can truthfully say that I feel better than I have
in years and my headache troubles are over.
“Folks, here is a way to get rid of those awful head
aches. Consult Dr. C. J. Hart of Laurens, S. C. He will take
X-Ray pictures and locate the CAUSE of your trouble.
“After you have received Chiropractic adjustments, I
am sure that you will also say, as I have said, My headache
troubles are over.”
Chiropractic Care Restores
Health of Watts ville Man
“For nine weeks I suffered with headaches, dizzy spells
and backaches. I was being treated for low blood pressure
but didn’t feel any better. I had no appetite, was nervous
and losing weight fast. I had
no energy and my feet and
legs felt tired and weak.
Sometimes after eating there
would be pains in my stom-
ae\ s n d it v.*a* necessary to
take laxrtives-several Urr.es
each week for constipation.
“I began to feel better the
very first day after Dr. Hart
gave me a Chiropractic ad
justment. 1 returned to work
and gradually but surely
gained my strength back,
even though I was working
every dav. I lost that tired
feeling, my headaches, dizzy
spells and backache disap
peared! My appetite returned
and I gained 11 pounds weight during the first six weeks,
and worked every day during that time. My digestion im
proved and bowel movements became normal, and it was
no longer necessary to take laxatives.
“It has been more than two years since Dr. Hart dis
missed me and. I have had no further trouble. I have con
tinued to work every day and feel good.
“I take this opportunity to speak for Chiropractic and
what it has done for me. I suggest that everyone sick and
suffering investigate and try Chiropractic.”
Joanna Man Urges Sick
People To Consult Dr. Hart
“I urge anyone sick and despondent to consult Dr. C. J.
Hart of Laurens,” says .Mr. V, L. Wilburn of Joanna, S. C.
“After all other methodsT^il, Chiropractic often restores
people to health as it did in my case.”
“For years I had suffered from a nervous condition and
was gradually getting worse. I was unable to sleep at night
except under the influence of sleeping tablets. Every day
I suffered from awful headaches and was forced to seek
relief from the pain by use of strong drugs. Constipation
bothered me and it was necessary to take laxatives several
times each week. I was weak, nervous, and felt bad all the
time. I was easily upset and the least little thing.worried
me.
“Dr. Hart checked my spine with an instrument called
the Neurocalograph, and advised me that a pressure upon
certain nerves was the cause of my trouble. He made X-Ray
pictures which revealed a misaligned bone of the neck.
When this vertebra was adjusted back to its normal posi
tion and the pressure taken off these nerves, I was rt stored
to health. . >
“Those awful Jmadaches disappeared, n'-ti ati
cleared up and I began to feel like a different person. I
began to sleep without taking sleeping tablets and woke
up every morning feeling refreshed after a good nigh’ s
sleep. My nervousness improved and 1 have had no more _
trouble since being under Chiropractic health care. During
the past year I have returned to Dr. Hart for a checkup
and my health is better today than it has be€;n for many
years.”
Mr. Wilburn’s advice to consult Dr. Hart may be the
first step toward the restoration of your health. Investi
gate and find out NOW’ what Chiropractic can do for you.
SUFFENS13 YEANS WITH ASTHMA,
DR. HANT CONNECTS THE CAUSE
“I am going to tell you something more wonderful than
I ever thought could happen to my daughter, Frances
Tucker,” says Mrs. G. H. Manley, Rt. 3, Laurens, S. C.
“Frances began having at
tacks of asthma when she
was two weeks old. I have
hatkto stay up nights holding
her because I thought each
gasping breath, would be her
la^t. For 13 years I saw my
daughter suffer death with
these suffering spells o: asth
ma.
FRANCES TICKER
“When I carried I ances
to Dr. C. J. Hart, of Laurens,
S. 0., she had l>een i the
throes of an asthma t at
tack for six weeks. S was
keeping in a platform .-acker
every night and was n Jseat-
ed every morning, k ping
practically nothing on her stomach.
“The results that Frances received the first day under
Dr. Hart’s care convinced me that our search for her
health had finally ended. She was able to sleep in bed the
FIRST NIGHT after receiving her FIRST Chiropractic
spinal adjustment. The next morning Frances ate her
breakfast and went to school without the nauseating sick
spells. Even the school teacher noticed the improvement
shown in one day.
“I write this letter in the sincere hope that it will help
someone else who may be suffering with asthma. I know
of several who are placed in the hospital when an asthmatic
attack occurs. I do hope and trust that they will read this
letter and consult Dr. Hart immediately.”
CHIROPRACTIC CARE RESTORES
HEALTH OF WARE SHOALS WOMAN
These are only a few of the many disorders corrected by the modern methods of Scientific Chiropractic in n r eftice.
Nearly all diseases and disorders have been successfully handled by this wonderful health science
If you are suffering ill health and wish to get well, consult—
DR. CHARLES J. HART, Chiropractor
Telephone 22501
Laurens, S. C.
Parking Space Ground Floor
254 West Main St. — Next to First Methodist Church —
“After the first adjustment, my legs and back stopped
hurting and the pains have rot returned,” says Mrs. Essie
Mason, Rt. 1, Ware Shoals, S. C.
Read Mrs. Mason’s letter and decide now to consult Dr.
IT t about your health pr blems’.
“I w-ish everyone 1 could know how much Chiropractic
has improved my health.
“I felt like I could hardly walk because of the awful
pains in my legs and the lower part of my back. My back
has caused me to suffer off and on all my life. All that suf
fering is a thing of the past since 1 received Chiropractic
spinal adjustments. I had a stiff feeling in my neck and
across my shoulders. I was underweight and suffered with
weak dizzy spells due to low blood pressure. All these symp
toms have disappeared oih one under Chiropractic
Health Service. ,,
“Dr. C. J. Hart, of Lauren--, S. C., took X-Ray pictures
and found the cause of my trouble in the spine. After
the first adjustment, my legs and back stopped hurting and.
the pains have not returned. A short time later the stiff
ness in my neck and shoulders was gone. I feel better and
sleep better since Chiropractic care. I have a good appe
tite and have gained in weight. There has been no recur
rence of the weak dizzy spells, which were said to be
caused by low blood pressure.
“I write this letter recommending Chiropractic to any
one suffering with the sincere hope that they, too, will find
a solution to their health probleme.”
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