The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, July 06, 1950, Image 2
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THE CLINTON CHRONICLE
Thursday, July 6, 1950
land remained in Dunn, X. C., with Little Leaguers were carried to
BRIEFS.. ABOUT
PEOPLE YOU KNOW.
Mrs. B T. Mason has returned to
his grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. Cfc F.
Draughan.
Mr. and Mrs. Romayne Hamilton
spent the Fourth! holidays in Easley
• with the former’s parents;
Whitmire to-play. Tw.enty-one boys
got into the ball game which Clinton
won 5-4.
Tonight at 6:30 the Honea Path
Midgets will meet Clinton at 8:00.
Mrs. T.. J. Brandt and daughters,. Clinton’s Little League all-stars will
Martha and Susan, of Greensboro,
N C., are visiting her parents, Dr.
and Mrs. B. O. Whitten.
open their home exhibition games.
A small admission N will be charged
All Little Leaguers will be admitted
Miss Margaret Cunningham of ^ ree to all exhibition games if they
Greensboro, N. C., and New York, come with their coach,
was a recent guest of Miss Virgimat sUndinn Through Monde,
her home in Joanna following a stay
at Hays hospital.
Rev. and Mrs. Marshall Dendy vis*
ited Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Neighbors ,
and Mr and Mrs W. E. Neighbors ,, er- Joanna
during the week-end enroute to thctr ^ r - S ' J ^'j’ Florida St.
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Dr. and Mrs. M. A. Macdonald and Little League Schedule
daughter, Patsy, left Monday fori j u i y 6—Honea Path at
Montreal, N. C., to occupy their home 8:00 o’clock.
for the summer. t July 7—Lydia at Florida Street.
10— Joanna at
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home in Orlando, Fla,, from Mon- visiting their daughter and son-in- A cac jemy St.
treat, N C. law, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Williams, m Lydia
Mr. and Mrs. C. E Henley and Charlo “ e 1 ’ S_. C V - - -- - -- - Thornwell
daughter and Miss Martha Beden-
baugh of Columbia, guest of the Hen-
leys. have returned from a vacation
ctav a’ Davtona Beach. Fla
l iends of Billy Brooks Owens,
son of Mr. and Mrs. W. Brooks Ow
en.' will be interested to know he weeks with the former's sister. Mrs. July
is , "ivalescing at the B'.aloek clinic Walter Aull, and Mr. Aull in Pendle- well.
following a tonsilectomy yesterday, ton. 1 Jub' 12—Aacdemy Street at Lydia.
M:y.' Willene Tarry spent the holi-| ^iss Ethel Langston of Greenville, Jul y 13—Lydia at Joanna.
Mrs. J. H. Donnan and Miss Mir- July
iam Donnan are spending several Street.
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Academy
Florida Street at Thorn-
oa> at her home in Atlanta. Ga.
M: ;> Mary Elizabeth Jones, member
o! ; i orphanage school faculty, was
a p.at the. Blalock clinic a few
days last week.
Friends here of Ed Walters will
sympathize vs'ith him in the death of
his father, Alex Walters. Sr., which
occurred Tuesday' at his home in;
Fayetteville, X C.
B.l’.y Cooper, son of Mr. and Mrs. •
James Cooper iti_ Laurens, has re-1
turned home f:om the Blalock clinic
where he was suffering from a brok
en arm injury.
Karl Johnson. Jr., who graduated
from Clemson college in June, has
accepted a position with the Clinton
Cotton Mills.
spent several days last week with Fl6rida . ^ a
Mr. und Mrs. G W Copeland and
other relatives.
LITTLE LEAGUERS TO
PLAY HONEA PATH
HERE TONIGHT
. have lost only one game this season.
The Midget League has about five
more games to play before their
play-off begins.
Standings Through Monday
Won Lost
Florida Street 10 1
Thornwell 7 3
- -♦ Academy Street 6 3
Joanna Little Leaguers are assured; Joanna 2 8
of winning the Little League trophy, Lydia 0 9
although they have two more games Joanna Juniors are still on top in.
to play before ending their schedule, their league The Juniors have five
Academy Street defeated Florida more games to play before their
Street Monday afternoon. This playoffistarts,
knocked Florida Street out of a Standings Though Monday
chance of overtaking Joanna for Won
I:lends of Curtis Plexico will be first place. > Joanna
interested to know he is convalescing The following Little Leaguers ate Lydia
u: hi.- home following a tonsilectomy being given a tryout for the all-stai Braswell
ut Hays hospital on Saturday. team that will represent Clinton at Owens
Miss Haze Breamgton of Lauf^ns, Florence in the State Little League
is a p.itient at Hays hospital where tournament starting July 31 and
she cor.\jie>ci:>g fiom an appen-1 going through August 4. From
dC':omy Academy Street: Ray Farmer. Alvin
r: cn. of Miss Emma Adams will Whitmire. Richard Fuller and Fred-
or—ntevr-icd to know she is con- dy Samples. From Florida Street:
v.ilcscmg at her home following a Bill Smith, “Peanut” Smith. George
ivvSt':' ,,:-.s.ie i.iuuy received
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Jock Witherspoon
Promoted To Lt. Col.
Friends in the city will be interest-
„ rj rv.., to learn of the promotion of Lt.
m a L opeland, Ahen Tram me L, Ed Pi..s, Colonel Jack A. Withersploon from
and Biliy Cranford. From Joanna. ^j a j or j n t ^ e M ar i ne Corps.
.Mr and Mrs B S Pinson accom-
p.imed their niece. Miss Mary Balle.
of Laurens, to Greenville Monday
where the latter left^by p.aue tar
Dallas. Texas, to visit Mr. and Mrs.
J.iik Balle
Lt and Mrs. H M. Rowland. Jr.,
and cn Idren returned Sunday to
their home in Green Cove Springs,
Fla., after spending a few days with
the former’s parents. Mr. and Mrs.
H. M Kou land. Sr.
Mr and Mrs. Jasper Rowland are
spend.ng this week n Welaka, Fla., ence.
on a vacation trip. Little Bill RoW- Last Friday morning a bunch of
Dwight Tucker. Roger Fennell,
Thomas O’Shields. Elvin Floyd, Jer
ald Jenkins, Glenn Brock Reeves,
and Bill Dobbins. From Lydia:
Dusty Rhodes. Joe Chafin, Grady
Fuller, Bruce Austin and Jimmie
O'Shields. From Thornwell: Bobby
Hanna. Dennis Bennett, William
Archie, Benji Timmons. James IIol-
Iv and Millard Dan.els.
Lt. Col. Witherspoon, who is station
ed at Parris Island Marine base, is
a son of Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Wither
spoon. former residents of this city.
CHI Rt H GROl'FS TO MEET
The circles and Woman’s Society of
Christian Service of Broad Street
Methodist church will meet jointly t
Out of the twenty-eight players a J. Monday afternoon, the^
selected by the managers to try out
only fourteen can be carried to Flor-
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CARD OF TRANKS
I .wish to thank all my friends,
neighbors and relatives for the love
ly flowers, gifts and cards sent to me
while I was in the hospital. Also the
Blalock clinic and nurses staff for'
! their kind attention. '
—SANDBA NORRIS
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Saturday: 2:30, 5:02, 7:34, 10:06.
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"For years I was a constant
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since my first treatment. Be
fore taking treatment I was
so nervous I could not sleep,
now I sleep like a log.
“My asthmatic condition
was so bad that I could not
sweep my floor without hav
ing an attack. I had to use a
vacuum cleaner at all times,
now the dust does not bother
me.
"Tests showed that I was
allergic to house dust, sweet
milk, fish, oysters and mixed
feather dust. I have obtained
so much relief since going to
Dr. Hart that I am almost
well,
"I am no longer allergic to
house dust. I can eat fish. -
oysters and drink sweet milk
without fear of having an at
tack of asthma. I can even
•sleep on pillows made o?
mixed feathers with no trou
ble whatsoever.
"When I first started going
to Dr. Hart, I was hardly able
to do my housework. My
blood pressure was low and
I could not stand anything
much. It looked like every
thing I did would result ii^an
attack of asthma. Some of
these attacks were so severe
that it was necessary to take
shots of adrenalin. Since fak
ing the first treatment from
Dr. Hart I have not had an
other attack of asthma. I feel
fine and my nerves are much
better.
“Dr. Hart has done so mu eft
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to tell others who suffer with
asthma or allergies to consult
Dr. Hart. I feel sure that he
can help you as he has helped
me."
MRS. S. J. WHITFIELD,
Deering St., Laurens, S. C,
PI
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MRS. S. J. WHITFIELD
Dramatic recovery from asthma, allergy and nervous condition
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Next to First Methodist Church — Telephone 22501 — Hours 9-12 and 3-6
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