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WEST aiNIOH SOCIAL AND PERSONAL NEWS
ms. JOE CAMPBELXh Correspondent end Representative
Falls, spent the week-fend with their
parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Lewis.
Cpl. Ernest Starnes of Fort Bragg,
tist church, conducted-by the R ev -i Belk Life StOfY
J. W. Spillers and the Rev. A. How-i _ . ,
ard Wilson. Interment followed in | I Old rlTSi Mine
Rosemont cemetery.
Attending Sommer Camp
John E. Holland, Richard Duna
way, Florence Saville and Georgia
N. C., spent the week-end with Mrs. | ^ ae Hamilton are at the Southern
Starnes Methodist camp this week at Cam-
‘ ~ „ . oe , -.^.j'eron attending the older boys and
. Inrf Mr, Sirls summer assembly. Rev. John
home after a visit with Mr. and Mrs. HoHand and Dan Dunaway aC com-
Lee Holtzclaw and Mrs. Essie Powel1 j pan j ed them to Cameron. Next week
in reer. ^ several will attend the younger
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Calvert and
children spent the weekend with Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Calvert in Simpson-
ville.
Mrs. Charlie Garrett is visiting
her daughter, Mrs. Ralph Prince, and
Mr. Prince in Spartanburg.
Mr. and Mrs. George Stockman
and children of Joanna, spent Mon
day with Mrs. Mattie Stockman. _ (
Mrs. Cecil Spurlock pf Rock Hill, s P eni the week-end with Mr. and den g will be p egg y Dunaway, Linda i n Ga ! il ^ n • , ' ^ as / ash ipned
is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Marcelij Mrs - Elvin Holtzclaw. (Dunaway, Kenneth Hamilton and compelling, rags to riches bogra-
Barker. | Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Lowe and Mrs. Patsy Cunningham. p * y / rom J t l he ; life of a , m€r :
Mr and Mrs Wm Cannon and son Carrie 0611 Poteat visited in Union! ^? an J a od business man who placed
ivir. ana ivirs. wm. uannon ana son, «„mtn^r Program hl * faith in God, his country and
attended the funeral of Mrs. McClain | Sunda y* Special Summer Program democratic orineiole in the realm
in Clifton Monday. I Mrs. John Patterson of Fort Mill, I The young people of Calvary Bap- , bL . sinp
Mrs. E. T. Holcombe of Charleston,, b and ^ assembly . Those at- Blythe, author the best se’ier,
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By U. N. C. Press
Chapel Hip, N. C., June 10.—An
American success story of a mod
em Horatio Alger is told for the
first time this week with the lllni-
versity of North Carolina Press re
lease of “William Henry Belk: Mer
chant of the South,” by LeGet^e
Blythe.
of stores which is not a chain system
but rather a family of stores in
which each store retains its- indi
viduality while the group as a whole
works together for its commoiy-bene-
fit. i
VOTE FOR
CLYDE G. JONES
for
COUNTY COMMISSIONER
• Born on Farm in Youngs township
• Worked 20 Years in Laurens Cotton Mills
• Now Manager of Laurens Mills Boarding House
My only promise is to do all in my power to make you a
good commissioner
Former Employee of both Clinton and Lydia Cotton Mills
Your Vole and Support Will Be Appreciated
Among those attending Southern ! Jimmy Patterson of Salisbury, N. C^ j tist church have started on a special. Thi$ ^ the § of a Southern
Methodist camp this week are: 1 and Bill Patterson of Greenville, I program for the summer. The theme f , , . £ nif . nppr nf
Georgie Mae Hamilton, Richard' spent the week-end with Mr. and 1 is “He Lives,” the program being modern merchandising in the South
Dunaway, J. E. Holland and Flor- | Mrs. J. B. Pateerson. j to try to show that Christ really lives rd^iitTsmadcountry store intS
ence Saville. ! Miss Betty Rollins spent last week, today. The first move in this sum- a huge mercantile g roup of near i y
Mrs. Laura Mae Howard visited with her brother, Robert Rollins, and mer program was made last Sunday goo establishments that now do a
in Rock Hill Wednesday. : Mrs. Rollins in Hamlet, N. C. Ra- with a song service at the church. 1
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Campbell and'chel Rollins returned home with her
Dawn, Mr. and Mrs. v Lawrence for a visit.
Campbell and Randy visited Miss
Betty Anne Campbell in Columbia
Sunday.
Bonnie Lee Culpepper of Green
ville, spent Sunday with her father,
Harley Culpepper.
^ u business of well over $10,000,000 a
It was decided to have another r
similar program next Sunday at, Th e result of William Henry Belk’s
three o clock with all young peop.e firm principles of frie ndliness and
: invited.' j a j r j s b is present day group
Mr. and Mrs. William Terry and
children of Panama City, Fla., spent
several weeks recently with Mr. Ter
ry’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Ter-
ry, Sr. .
Mrs. Tom Wooten and Vicky of with a term of almost two weeks in
Bailey Memorial Church Notes
A very successful Bible school,
Andersonf SU Sumvan'' ' GrMr ' are «f* ndln «- the wi>h duration , was br „ ught , 0 a close last
Sunday evening, at which time a fine
, a , Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Wooten and Mr.
sister, Miss Hazel Sherard Sunday. j and Mrs R c 0xner . .
Mr. and Mrs. Robert McGinnis are t and ^ rs R L y arb orough and crow d witnessed the commencement
spending the week Witlf relatives in! visited Mr and Mrs. R. E. Yar- exercises. There was an nrollment
Alabama. borough in Whitmire Saturday. iof 60 in the school, with 50 qualify-
Mr. and Mrs. M. P. McWhorter and
son spent the week-end in Kings-
tree and Hartsville.
Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Cannon and
children visited relatives in Clifton
Sunday.
Mrs. E. M. Reed of Whitmire, is ing for certificates. The chorus sing-
visiting Mr. and Mrs. John Word. ling by the entire school was much
Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Brannon, Mrs.' enjoyed, and, the demonstration of
Elmer Campbell, Mr. and Mrs.' some of the work accomplished in
Charles Brannon of Greer, spent'each department was shown.
I Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Weir. | Next Sunday, June 18, being
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Mrs. Woodrow Wilson. Mrs. Wilson
and son, Rickey, returned home with
her for a visit.
Mrs. R. M. Mitchell of Columbia, I Miss * Beth 0 f Durham, N. ! Fathers Day, a special Fathers Day
spent several days with Mr. and c Mr and Mrs Roy Toms of cal- 1 service will be held at 11 o’clock.
houn Falls, spent the week-end with j The oldest father present in the con-
Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Toms. 1 gregation, the youngest father pres-
, , ,. T Mrs. Laura Mae Howard had as ent and the father with the largest j
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Abrams, Miss her guests dur i ng the weekend Mrs. j family present will receive special
Verna Mae Abrams and Anne, and Schumpert and daughter,! mention. The music, the scriptures
Mrs. J. L. Bedertbaugh of New ' ber n'. 0 f Newberry, and Bill Henson and sermon will be in keeping with
were Monday guests of Mrs. W. H. of Asheville , n. C. the occasion
Ammons. Lindy Dunaway of Jacksonville,
Ansel Wright, Jr is spending two F1 u visiti Mr and Mrs Charles
weeks with Mr. and Mrs. A. w i Dunaway
Wright in Greer. j Boibby Bauknight is spending a
Mr .and Mrs. John Lewis and son! 30 _ d furlough wi th his parents,
of Greenwood spent Sunday with! Mr and Mrs j ^ Bauknight .
Mr. and Mrs. Milton Lewis. ! j udy Bauknight is spending
Mr. and Mrs. Talmadge Simmons' he week with Mr and Mrs Ealy
of Spartanburg, Mr. and Mrs. James B near CTinton.
Moms and daughter of Greenville, Mr and Mrs ,.Grange Campbell.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Sanders of Whit- and Mrs Campbell were visi- the church is already preparing to,
ney, were week-end guests of Mr.' tors j n GreenviHg Tuesday. sponsor and hold a bazaar in the
and-Mrs. D. M. Sanders. Mrs Charlie Barker and daugh- basement of the church sometime
Mrs. C. A. Counts and children of ters D ewey Qxner and Jimmy Sut- during the latter part of July for
Greenville, and Mrs. Frank Kelley of' Mr Mrs. James
At the evening service commenc
ing promptly at 7:30 a mock radio
program will be given by the Ep- j
worth League depicting the history
of the Southern Methodist church.
Everybody in the community will
always receive a most cordial wel
come at all of the services of Bailey
Memorial church.
The Junior Missionary society of.
Columbia visited Mr and Mrs. Thornton in Anderson Sunday.
Woodrow Wilson on Sunday. »
Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Arnold, Miss Birtliday* and Wedding
Billie Arnold and James Arnold viw- Anniversaries
ited Miss Doris Arnold in Florence Eu za beth Burton celebrated her
Sunday. 13th birthday June 5.
Ira and Carl Lewis of Calhoun j June 6th was Mike Sanders’ fourth
t birthday.
j Bobby Hamrick will celebrate a
birthday June 30.
j Mrs. William Wier has a birthday
June 17,
Mrs. J. W. Calvert has a birthday
June 21.
Alice f'aye Whitsel celebrated her
12th birthday yesterday
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Mr. and Mrs. James Smith cele
brated their 4th wedding anniver
sary June 9.
Mrs. D..L. Dunaway has a birth
day June 20.
John H. Wharton
VOTE FOR
— for —
Supervisor
Twelve Years Experi
ence in Road Building
and Office Work
YOUR SUPPORT WILL
BE APPRECIATED
Roger Dunaway will be 7 years
old June 23.
Among The Sick
Mrs. Clarence Dunaway is a pa
tient at Hays hospital where she un
derwent an operation Monday,
Friends of Marvin Holtzclaw and
James Heaton are sorry to know they
are suffering from Injuries received
in a -car accident Saturday,
Mrs. Walter McAlister underwent
an operation at Hays hospital on
Saturday.
Friends of Mrs. Marvin Stewart
are glad to know she is able to be
out after an illness.
Mrs. H. E. Berry has been ill
several days.
Mrs. James Crain is improving af
ter being ill.
Coley Campbell has been ill sev
eral weeks.
Birthday Party
On Tuesday about twenty-five
little girls and boys gathered at the
home of Mike Sanders for a party
in honor of his 4th birthday.
Several outdoor games were en
joyed, after which Mrs. Sanders, as-
' sisted by Mrs. Helen Britten, Mrs.
( Rosa Sanders and Mrs. Rudolph
Barker, served ice cream and cake.
Mike received a number of gifts.
‘ Mr. Stockman Honored
Mrs. George Stockman entertained
at a surprise birthday party in honor
jOf Mr. Stockman at their home in
Joanna Saturday evening.
Members of the immediate famil
ies and friends were present.
Out of town guests included Mr.
and Mrs. J. T. Sexton of Spartan
burg; Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Watkins of
Laurens.
the purpose of starting a fund for
the purchase of a carpet for the
church auditoritim.
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CLINTON. S. C.
• One Formica Breakfast Suite
• One General Electric Airliner Range
• One Two-Tone Walnut Lane Cedar Chest
• One Duran Platform Rocker
• One Aladdin 5-Way Floor Lamp
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Mrs, Pearl D. Sanders
Mrs. Pearl Davis Sanders. 57, wife
of Richard T. Sanders, died early
Thursday morning at the Blalock
clinic after a one-week illness.
Mrs. Sanders was a native of Spar-
, tabburg county but had made her
home in Clinton for 15 years. She
was a member of Calvary ■ Baptist
!church.
I Surviving are her husband; one
daughter, Mrs. Charles Tucker of this
city; three sons, Leroy of Clinton,
James B. of WinstonSalem, N. C., and
Edward L. Sanders of Michigan.
Funeral services were held Sat
urday at 4 o’clock at Calvary Bap-
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