The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, August 17, 1950, Image 10
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THE CLINTON CHRONICLE
Thursday, August 17, 1950
SCHOOL DAYS AHEAD
...•nd plenty
of g• H i « g
ready to do!
Certainly no
time for puny
appetite to
deprive your
children of the
proper nourish*
ment they need
to keep them
hard at school
work, hard at
play, and regu
lar in attendance.
Haleyville, Ala., mother thanks
Scalf s Indian River Medicine for
he'pinq her son get through a
wc-derfu! school year ...
I, was very poor!
c was wea!:, he
Mrs. Will Burns writes, "My son,
r!y. His eppe-
(a!:, he loo 1 -' 1 - '•*,
v s nervous and had lc'. . \i.
^ er starting on Scalf's Indian
F -er Medicine, his appelitc perk-
c . right up, his color impr d, he
^c red weight, and seerr !!' e a
'tv ho-'. h'r> I as’lost c: 1 / two
Cays' sciuo! s nee starting Scalf's
over a year ago."
Summer is the time Nature in
tended for "building up", and
good appe !e is the way nature
intended for furnishing little
bodies wii j energy-giving vita
mins. Get yjur children ready for
a vigorous school year by giving
them a course of Scalf's Indian
River Medicine, favorite family
appetiser for almost a half a cen
tury. Guaranteed to satisfy on
very first bottle or money refund
ed. Ask for it by name at any
drug store. Do it today—you'll be
glad you did !
Dr. Fred E. Holcombe
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WEST CLINTON SOCIAL AND PERSONAL NEWS
MKS. JOE CAMPBELL, Correspondent and Representative
( Mrs J. J Smith and Nan, accom- Anne Campbell of Columbia, spent
panied by Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Heuble the week-end with their parents,
and children of Joanna, visited Rev. J Mr. and Mrs. Robert McGinnis al
and Mrs. V. McK. Marlowe in Co- tended the funeral of C. T. Estes in
lumbia Sunday. Ninety-Six Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Seay were Miss Lillie Brown and Miss Cora
(visitors in Greenville Thursday. Boyce made a business trip to Ches-
! Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Wooten and ter Saturday.
Mrs. R. C. Oxner, accompanied by| Greenway of Tryon, N. C.,
i Mr. and Mrs. Bill Campbell of Lau- rec * n ’ly visited his daughter, Mrs.
1 rens, spent Sunday at Paris moun- McGinnis, and Mr. McGinnis.
' tain state park. He ma d e the trip by plane, and was
, * _ _ . „ accompanied home by the McGinnis’s
I Mr and Mrs, Grange Campbel. youn / so stcve G / rren
spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
; Ralph Prince in Spartanburg.
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Kinard and
Among The Sick
Jimmy, Miss Sara Lou Barnes and Mrs. Ethel Summer U recuperating
James Arnold spent Sunday at Paris . the hon }f 0 ‘ hei slste ^. Mrs - ^ "
mountain.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Simmons and I
Adams, after an operation at Hays
hospital.
Friends of Henry Caughman are
iamily visited Mr. and Mrs. Lonnie gj ac j j tnow is improving and is
recuperating at his home after a stay
at a Columbia hospital.
Mrs. Sara English has been ill the
past week.
Mrs. B. B. Neal is improving after
Hammond in Abbeville Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. James Crain, Mr.
: and Mrs. Arthur Davis, Carolyn and
; Maxie spent the week-end at Chim-
j ney Rock, N. C.
Misses Dottie and Millie Adams of receiving injuries in a fall.
Elberton. Ga., are visiting Mr. and
Mrs. M. W. Adams.
Miss Billie Arnold of Columbia, is
spending two weeks with her par-
| ents.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Crump and chil
dren of Batesburg, were Sunday
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Whit-
sel.
Birthdays and Wedding
Anniversaries
Mrs. Joe Burns will celebrate a
birthday August 20.
Clyde Bigbee, Jr., celebrates his
9th birthday today.
L. V. Fallow celebrated his birth-
Iday August 6 I
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Wallenzine and ^ ^ ce.ebrate a birth-
Maxie, Mrs. Lilly Bell Miller, and lay August 22.
Mrs. J H Wallenzine visited rela- Lit.Te Sherry Childs will celebrate
tives in Ninety-Six Sunday. : ** birthday August 21.
Mr. and Mrs. Lee J. Holtzclaw and Hooper had a birthday last
Lucille, and Mrs. Essie Powell of Saturday.
Greer, were Sunday guests of Mrs. ’ a ^. R Ives ter cc.e-
Ada Center
home with them for a visit.
J k? Robert Hudson of Atlanta. Ga..
i» spending several weeks with Miss
Bessie Holtzclaw.
Mr and Mrs. Max Waltman, Mr
.nd Mrs J W Patterson of Char
lotte. N C . and Mrs John Patterson
of Fort Mill, -pent Sunday with Mr.
•nd Mrs J B Patterson.
Mr and Mrs B;!l Campbed and
children attended a birthday dinner
in nonor of their uncle. G W Greg
ors, in Greenwood Sunday
George Dunaway »pent the week
end at Folly Beach
Mrs Ella Harvey spent several
lay % recently »ilh her son. Ned Har-
»ey. and Mrs Harvey in Philadel
phia
Mr and Mrs Toy Wilson and
daughter. Mr s. Emma Neal and
Aaron and M.a» Norma Fay Pruitt of
Greenwood, Mr and Mrs J C Heath
and daughter. Mary Jane. Royce
Smith and children of Ware Shoals, Mart-n, Jr, four aooa. C. C. Utu
'• 1 Wil e Mart he |
rematmi nether, two amort, and three broth-
ers, Mrs Arzetla Handboch. ot Clin-1|
ton. Mrs Daisy Shelton of Danville. j|
Va . Hampton ^nd Lawren.e Peavy
of Clinton, and Fletcher Peavy of
Arizona
• • ^ • 1 M .. I
afternoon at the church of God on
Ehaabeth street, conducted by thejl
Mrs. Center returned brated their 13th wedding anniver
sary August 14. Mr. Ivester had a^
o.r tnda; Angus 1 o ,I
Mr and Mrs Homer Duglas cele
brated a wedding anniversary Au- 1
gust 8th.
' Billy McGee had a birthday Au- 1
gust 7.
Robert Adams has a b.rthday Au
gust 24,
Mrs Lonnie B Tinsley has a birth
day August 23.
Mr» N *JIir R Har tin Pi
Mrs. SalLe Martin. 51. wife of
James Martin. Jr . died at her home
near Clinton early Saturday morning.
She was a native of Mar.boro
county but had made her home to
, Laurens county for a numb*, of
years She was * daughter of Mrs.
Arietta IVavy and the late M L
Peavy She was a member of the
Methodist church
> Surviving are her husband. James!
week-end. Carey Smith
. for a longer visit
Mrs. Wilma Bigbee and daughter.
Sandra, of GrayviUe. Hi. are spend
ing two weeks with Mr. and Mrs.
Clyde Bigbee. Sr
Mrs Aaron BaLkham and daughter.
Linda, left last week to join Sgt
Balkham at Shaw Field, Sumter.
Mr and Mrs. Elmer Queen. Mrs R e v R H Cause Intermit fol
Marguerite Curry. Mrs Carrie Be.I lowed in Rosemont cfmetery
Potest visited Mr. and Mrs Bub
Baker in Baifour. N C, Sunday.
Charlie Anne Barbery of Green-
, ville, spent last week with her grand-
, parents, Mr and Mrs J. H. Barbery
Mr^ l*. Heaspetn .•.’.J >i Lau-
Nephewt served as pallbearers and
nieces as flower bearers
Birthday Party
Or. bjt- :..y after: t r um I
rens. s^nT^hnday with her parents, of y ° un * «‘ r w U ^
Mr. and Mrs Ray Cauble.
a party at the home of Misa Iria Sat-
Mrs L V Fallow and Brenda. Miss who celebrating her 13th
Ruby Fallow. Mr. and Mrs. Louie bir ; hd *y ..
Webb. Arthur Dunaway and Bobby ^ number of outdoor games were
Meadors attended the all-star foot- p *‘ t 5 r wblcb lbe guests were
ball game> in Columbia Friday. r ‘ n i V J ted for refrortamiU served by
Mr and Mrs. R P Harris visited Ir ‘ s moth « r * C - Y - Satterfield.
Mr. and Mrs Garvin Owens in W.l- Iru rtctivtd many gifts from her
friends.
Birthday Party for Daughter
with Mr and Mrs. H L Gre S ory. . “ n I ii‘ ur ^ )r . a '' ern T , Mr ‘ M “- ,
jnd Mrs. John H. Holland and ^ rt Leopard e '! ,ert “‘ n< ' d »' a P, arl >
hamston Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Sheriff of
Knoxville. Tenn.. spent the week-end
Rev
son are spending two weeks in Kan-
aus City, Mo.
Mr. and Mrs. T. L. Hooper and
Lmda visited Mr. and Mrs. James
Evans in Newberry Saturday
Mrs. Leo Riser visited her brother,
honoring her daughter, Magdalene,
who was celebrating her 12th birth
day.
About twenty-five boys and girls I
enjoyed a number of games on the [
lawn v with prizes given to Kaye
Smith, uanita Nance, Annette Belue I
who is_ a patieht in the Greenwood and Adams .
; ' Phone 515
at
W est Main Street
P*
hospital. Tuesday.
Mrs. Gettys Nunn ami daughter,'
Mildred of York, visited Mr. and
Mrs. Rufus King Thursday.
Mrs. Harriette King is visiting M:.
and Mrs. J. L. King in Whitmire.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Whitmire
and Mrs. Gertrude Whitmire of New-
N.
Later in the evening Magdalene
was presented a gift from each guest.
Mrs. Leopard served refreshments
which were enjoyed by all. Out of
town guests included Mr. and Mrs.
George Leopard, Mrs. Albert Griffin
and Emma Lee of Ninety-Six.
berry, visited Mr. and Mrs. J. n. Adams Reunion •
Kirby Saturday. j The Adams reunion will be held
Weldon Belue of Tryon, N. C., Sunday> August 20, at the home of
spent last week with Mr. and Mrs. ^j r and g Adams near
James H. Kuykendall. | Ninety-Six. The families are re-
Mr. and Mrs. Victor Mattox. .Irs. q Ues t ed ^ 5 e present and bring well
Leila Smith, Misses Ruth and J^n fjji ed baskets
Smith attended the camp meeting at, ^
Beech Springs Sunday. | ' Shower For Bride-Elect
Mrs. David Owens is spending the ( Miss Mary Campbell, bride-elect
week at Carolina Beach, N.'C. ^e month, was honored with a
Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Leopard had miscellaneous shower at the home of
as their guests Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Thelma Russ Friday evening.
M. L. Butler and Everette, Grace and (During the evening a number of,
Brenda and Mr. and Mrs. Walter gjmjes were enjoyed, after which re-J
Leopard of Ninety-Six- | freshments were served by the host-
Mrs. Mae Adams and daughter of, ^
Ware Shoals, Mrs. Milford McCoy , Miss Campbell received many gifts
and daughters of Honea Path, spent J{ rom her friends.
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. H. A. t «•< ♦
Adams. Campbell-Neison
a ms. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Campbell an-
Sgt. and Mrs. Charlie Robertson noU[n ce the marriage of their daugh-
and son of Columbia, spent the week- teri Mary, to Bobby Nelson.
The ceremony was performed by
Rev. Kenneth Brown Saturday, Au
gust 12, at 10 o’clock.
For her wedding the bride wore
end with Mrs. B. B. Neal./»
; Skeet Crowell, Sam and Truman
Owens, and Charlie Foster spent sev
eral days in Charleston recently ami
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