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THE CLINTON CHRONICLE
Thursday, November 9. 1950
carnival on Monday evening at the
community house.
There were over 100 children pres
ent who enjoyed the entertainment
planned by the guardians, Mrs. J. VV.
Mr. and Mrs. Atlas Bolcey and son Mrs. B. B. Nea! visited Mrs C. $.1 Smith, Miss Nellie Osborne, Mrs. Joe
WEST CLINTON SOCIAL AND PERSONAL NEWS
MRS. JOE CAMPBELL, Correspondent and Representative
of Gaffney, recently visited Mr. and
Mrs. J. T. Lokey.
Bobby Pearson of Bowlin? Green,
Ivey in Ware Shoals during the Terry and Mrs. M. W. Adams,
week-end. | m
Mrs. Robert Neal and Steve and Among The Sick
Kv ha. returned to his home atier I Theo Ellison visited friends and rela-- friends of Mrs. J. P. Toms are
visiting Mr and Mrs. Woodrow Wil- live' in Salem during the week-end. sorry to know she is a patient m the
o & M r . and Mrs. Cfaud Burnette were General hospital in Greenville where
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Johnson. Mr Saturday guests of Mr. and Mrs. L. she underwent an operation last
and Mrs. Rufus Darnell of Joanna. L. Rice. week. . .. .
were Sunday guests 61 MrSA A. f. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Snow and Matt E»*«» Gregory is recuperating at
Carnnhell Simmons are visiting in Oakman, his home after an operation at the
, ,, . . , T „ Misa Blalock clinic.
Mr and Mrs. John Weir, Miss Ma-
rie Weir and Sue Word visited rela-. Mr. and Mrs. John Earl Ivey and
thes ;n Spa tanburg and Startex children of Greenwood, spent 'the
Sunday. week-end with Mr. and Mrs. J. B.
Harrie
!te Kku, Mr. and Mrs.
Lewis
Kint, a:
ad children of Haddock.
G .
o 4 r
e 'vonk-end with Mr.
and .M
rs Rufi
as King and other rela-
lives.
Mrs
Alice
Kinard, Billy Bidden.
Mr. ai
id Mrs.
Boyd Holtzclaw and E.
B No
rton vis
-Jed relatives in New-
berry
Sunday
Mr.
and M:
Watt Stewart spent
The wt
.'ck-end
with Rev. and Mrs. O
B Ste
wait in
Easley.
Mrs
A. J.
Sattertield,' Mrs. Nettie
Under
wood, j
drs. Waiker G.egor.v
anti R
11 h h 0 i. C
isey were visitors in
Green
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V 1 . 1 L 1 vj
icsday.
Mr.
and Mr
s L. W. Ivey and c'nil-
di en
have
returned home after
spencii
ng two
.veeks with relatives in
Cleve’
ai)d. Oh
10.
Mr
and Mi
s. J. L. Arnold nad a-
their
dinner
guest* ?u..huy Mi.>s
Do: is
Arnold
rf . .arenee. James Ai-
nold o
1 Mo
.j Cornei. Sic Paul Ar-
noid c
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West, Kla., Sgt. Joe
Gri'ti:
j! Ca
mp Stewait, Ga.. Mr.
and
rs. Osc:
r Kinard and Jinam:e,
Miss i
iid:e A
. Raymond Camp-
beil .
d John
Arnold of tnis city.
Mr.-
Mol lie
Painter :s visiting ner
brothe
r, John:
::e Slroud. ' and Mrs
Si. out:
in Spa
rtanburg
Mis.-
es Jen.!
ue and Peggy C.iatiey
o: Hi'j
:n Sh .
. \ C . .: the
wt ek-(
end a
. M.-.- wua;. C.ia.iCy.
Mrs
Louisa
i*Aens j. Columoia, is
visitsn,
4 Mr t
•wens at .he home of
their -
on. J 1:
i Owens, :n Union.
Mr
and M
- Lan:..e Tinsley and
Jami!>
visite.
Mr and Mrs Ea.,
Ki lev
in C i
- ’v.lle Sunday.
Mr
and N,
G?uge Siigh ' , nd
Birthdays and Wedding
Anniversaries
Miss Louise Meadors will have a
birthday November 17.
* Mrs. Durrell Ficklin has a birthday
^ •, November 18.
: ent>, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Trammed. November 20th is T-Sgi. James M.
Mr. and Mrs. J. R Hamnck were Meadors’ birthday.
>:tors in Inman Sunday. | M rs . Arthur Davis celebrated a
Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Rice and chi!- birthday November 3.
Maxie Davis had a birthday No
vember 6.
Mrs. Brooks Dunaway has a birth-
^ren spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs
H H. Burnette near Clinton.
! nvont Friday. Mrs. Ora Wood has a birthday No-
Mr. and Mrs. W*. L. Marie and vember 14.
j daughter of Union, visited Mr. and Mrs. Mary Campbell of Laurens,
Mrs. J. J. McGinnis on Sunday. celebrated a birthday November 3.
ana Donald attended a birthday din- Delma Fern Hardman will be 8;
ner in honor of L. H. Sexton at the years old November 11.
h me of Mr. and Mrs. Mack Guest Richard Watts celebrated a birth-j
.. . C .’.‘on Sunday. ciay November 6.
Mr. and M. a . J. B. Sloan and fam- Carolyn Davis observed a birthday
.:... Mr ond Mrs. H. L. Black visited November 6.
.... .a di Lockhart Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Lonnie B. Tinsley
Syivene Rice spent the week-end j celebrated their 16th wedding anm-
.vith her grandmother in Laurens. | versary November 6.
M:v Ora Wood spent the week- Bernice Gregory was one year old
.v.t.i relatives in Ninety-Six and November 6.
Greenwood. Johnnie Mason celebrated a birth-
Mr. and Mr-. Delma Wooten and i day November 4.
Miss Mildred Calvert of Camp Lc- Victor Mattox had a birthday Oc-
Jeune. N C . spent Sunday with Mr. tooer 22.
and Mrs Ceci Wooten. Ott Thomas celebrated a birthday
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Sanders and'.'C-terday.
uh. iren. Mr W. H. Caughnian an ♦- —
Joe Caughir.on v.sited relatives
Newberry Sunday.
Mrs J P Casey and Mrs Ola D.
tie'.! d Laurens, spent the week-e
with Mr und Mrs. A. J. Satterfield
Woman’* Ciub To Meet
Automatic
Wax Dispensers
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WET MOPS
BLACK PEPPER
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more for any of our prod
ucts or pa> ment on ac
count.
Woman's Society Meets
.Mrs. Robert McGinnis was hostess
t j t.’.e Woman’s Missionary society of
L.iivary Baptist church the pas;
week.
The meeting was called to order
y the president, Mrs R. B. Amkk
T .c \\ man s Mao will nee. Tuu-- Mrs. Grady Smith, secretary, read
: iy. Nivem’.KT 13. at the community *-.;e minutes of the previous meeting
-at All members cie invited to ~od called the roll,
be present and new members are Plans were made for the annual
C ristmns banquet Mrs, M. p. Mc-
♦ • j Whorter, program chairman, render-
Birth Announcement , ed an interesting program on “Is
McGee .There a Doctor In The House?” Mrs.
Mr and Mrs. W. O. McGee an- J W. Spillers gave the devotional
nounce the birth of a son on Nov. 4 from Matthdw, 10, with several mem-
at me BlauJc c.inic. Mis. McGee b bers taking part on the program.
,.ic former Miss Marguerite Harris ol Mrs. McGinnis and Mrs. Carrie
this city 'Bell Poteat served refreshments. .
Hallowe'en Party Enjoyed
The Ever-Ready class ot Calvary!
Baptist church enjoyed a Hallowe'en
party at the home of Miss Mary El
ion Cannon on Tuesday evening. Tnc
Hallowe'en motif was carried out
with traditional stunts ana games.
Tne hostesses served refreshments
Hallow e’en Carnival
Tne teen-age group of Campfire
girl-, entertained with a Hallowe’en
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