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I Thursday, April 12, 1951 THE CLINTON CHRONICLE Pa^e FIt« WATCH! FOR OPENING DATE OF THE NEW UP-TO-DATE FLORIST SHOPPE • • • FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS • • • JOHNSON’S FLORAL SHOPPE MRS. T. C JOHNSON, JR^ Mfr. Augusta Highway Phone 576-R KMinBncxxicinHcinntiMcicMWWKWKieiMcaaaaaanwneaaicMmcKKKitKKKaBc: WEEK-END TRIPS .. VISITORS . . ILLNESS BKIEFS...ABOUT THE PEOPLE YOU KNOW Items of Interest Concerning Clinton Residents wuMMMMWwKKiiaawiiwiBaooogBMiinmn'wmcKinntaiiwuMMwxyjtximr " ' \ •' ' j Friends of Mrs. Olin Johnson will I Mrs. Harry Williams of Chester, , be interested to know she is conva- is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Har- lescing at Hays hospital following ry McSween, and Mr. McSween. ' an operation illness. Little Mollie Finney spent sev- Mrs. Alvin Marshall of Joanna. era [ days this week in Abbeville , is a patient at Hays hospital. ' vvlth her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. C. K. Willis of Richmond. Mr s- Weldon Jackson. ,Va., and Mrs. Rhadearmer and two Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Bagwell and young children of Sumter, spent | little daughter who formerly re yesterday with their mother and , sided in Inman, are making tjveir grandmother, Mrs. C. Q. Holland, ; home here where the former will and family. cover this territory as salesman Friends of Mrs. Joe Terry will be w-ith Aiken Brothers Supply corn- interested to know she is a patint pany. at Hays hospital. Lt. Col and Mrs. Thomas A. How- Mr. and Mrs. Henry M. Young e ll and sons. Tommy and Gene, of spent the week-end in Charlotte, | Shaw Field, Sumter, spent the N. C., with their daughter and son- : week-end with Mrs. Howells moth- in-law, Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Wil- er. Mrs. H. D. Rantin, and Mr. Hams. Rantin. j Friends o( Miss Margaret Blakely Ut(|e z Bagwell, daughter ot “S!, 18 “ 1 and Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Bagw® II. Jr, We Are Proud of Hus County’s Cattle Breeders In a recent nale of Purebred Bulb, npoemored by the S. C. Hereford Breeders Association, held in Co lumbia, 59 bulb selected from the outstanding herds in South Carolina were told for a total of 133,500.90. aa average of S54A.00 each. Of tbb number. 17 were roowigned by breeders living in tbb community, and they sold fur aa averago of SOI5.00. nearly 150.00 higher than the average for the state. We offer our rongratubtlons aad best wishes to tbb group of prograunive cattlemen, rempsasd of Meunra. J. T. Addison. C. W. Anderson. Richard Bu ford. Hugh Buford. C. W. Copeland. S. G. DiBard. Lawsaa Bros*, and H. B. Workman, and to the other of commerchrt rat lie who arc coatrthutioa to our state aad aatlonal economy. Bonk Of Clinton Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation bHHHMMMHMMHMMHHMMHnnMmMHBnaMmMMMMMMMMi a patient at Hays hospital. Miss Jamie Little spent last week-end in Gastonia, N. C., w’ith her sister, Mrs. Everett Carson, and Mr. Carson. j Friend# of Mrs. Sterling Pitts, Jr., will regret to know she is a patient at Hays hospital. Mrs. L. A. Barrow has returned to her home on Woodrow street | following a few days stay at Bla- i lock clinic. Mrs. Kenneth Burdette of Char leston, is spending this week with | her brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Hubert J. Pitts. Mrs. J. W. Lawrence is a patient .at Hays hospital Mrs. Bill Farill is a patient at j Hays hospital Rev. and Mrs J. C. Dickert, Mrs. H. C. Suber and Mrs W. E. Marse | and J. D. Boland attended the Pied mont conference of the Lutheran son. Ga.. spent the week-end with I church held in Greenwod Tuesday the former s parents. Col and Mrs i Mr and Mrs. Calvert Marsh and Robert E. Wysor, Jr little son of Columbia, spent he Mr and Mrs Harold Pitts and week-end with Mr. and Mrs B T. small daughter of Greenville, spent Fuller Also guests of the Fullers the week-end with the former s were their little granddaughtets. mother. Mrs W Roy Pitts Susan and Valerie Blalock, of New- Mr and Mrs Vay Hallman are berry occupying an apartment in the Little Lewis Pitts. Jr, Is coova- home of Mrs Annie Giles Bailey leering at hto home following a Friends of E T Anderson will tooaUectoniy at he Blalock cUmc be interested to know he m con- on Tuesday valeecmg from an illness at the Bla- Mrs Eliar Spencer Hindman of cImK ‘ _ _ M St Louta. Mo. u visiting her broth- Mr and Mrs J, D McKee and in-law Mr and Mrs fbIMriw. and Mrs Alma McKee Mr and Mrs *P* nl Sunday with Rev, end Mrs J G Roy. who live near here ^ * ”* rt % U » Travelers R«t Miss Louise Dunaon of Mt Hoi- P*** T *Fb» has returned If. N C, • convalescing at the. J* • vta* "***" aia Blalock clinic from injuries race tv- *T f Taylor in Roenoke ed in an automobile spent the week-end in Savannah, Ga.. with Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Mitch ell of Greenwood. Friends of Tonita Ray, daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. Dudley Ray, will be interested to know she is convalescing at home following an operation illness at the Columbia hospital last week. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Martin and lit tle son, Jimmie, of Great Falls, Mr. and Mrs. Joe McGee of Charleston, spent the week-end with Mrs. James Pitts and family. Mrs. Kenneth Burdette of Charleston, spent a few days this week with her brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Hubert J. Pitts. Capt. Marion Lawson of Camp Gordon. Ga.. spent a few days leave at home this week. Lt and Mrs. Robert E. Wysor. HI and little daughter of Fort McPher- Jo Copeland, student at railage, spent the wept end with her ri ’ to Mr and mrs | L B Coprijrvl Mr and Mrs E B Copeland and Mr and Mrs L F Davis were re- t v tailors at J by the Va Friends of W F Wter will ragml to know be ta a patient m the New. berry county hospital Mrs W Q Grtgg returned to in Monroe. N C ys with her Mrs Metis Stone On Monday Mrs Gngg at by her stater. Mrs Henry attended the African Violet Greenville Mrs R C Hamer of Dlllin. is a con- j itmg her ton. Robert P Hamer, and play luncheon and a lecture Mrs Hamer Mrs Nene W. at Columbia Basil Rath- Virginia Lewis, Alice Htne Fishing Tackle SEE Got Your Fishing License Yet?.. Com In .. W» Sot '£m The Winner of Last Week’s Fishing Contest was DUSTY RHODES E. Carolina Ave. BASS: 7 Lb. 10 Oz. Caught on Whopper-Stopper Have You Registered In Our Fishing Contest Yet? ,f Come in BEFORE you go fishing. One registration is sufficient until contest closes. arranged for the alum- «nd Ruth Davta of Cleveland. Ohm spent several days last week with Mias Margaret Ann Barnett of the latter*! mother. Mrs John D Abbeville, spent the week-end with Devta Accompanied by Mrs R E her parenU Mr and Mrs. S S Jones they visited the gardens in Barnett. On Sunday they visited Charleston during the week the gardens in Charleston Friends of Col. Robert E. Wysor. Mrs S. F Wakerly of New York * ^ br interested to know he City. Is visiting her siser. and ^ ho ™ »rom the Net- brother-to-law Mr and Mrs R g. eran s hospital where he has been a Ferguson. Sr The Fergusons and P«*t several months Mrs. Wakerly have just returned Angela Cassanova has ac- froro a three weeks stay in St I P 0 * 11 * 01 * w,t *J Petersburg Fla I ^ Industrial Supply company and Mr and Mrs Charles Hollis. Jr., wl “ ent " u P° n f her dut »« Monday. Mr. and Mrs Karl H Esp.eg, Jr J t Mr ? W.yne Jarvis returned to were recent visitors at Magnolia home in Columbia yesterday COX Home & Auto Supply “FISHERMAN’S HEADQUARTERS” 201 N. Broad St. Phone 12 Gardens in Charleston Mrs. George R. Holland. Mrs J. P. Prather. Mrs. Eva Land and Mrs. Doc Buchanan were called to Try- on, N. C.. Tuesday on account of the death of heir sister-in-law, Mrs. Fred Buchanan. Funeral ser vices for Mrs. Buchanan, the for mer Miss Bessie Word, were held yesterday in Try on. Mrs. Emily D. Jones returned to her home in Macon, Ga., Tuesday after spending the past several months with her aunt, Mrs. Julia Griffin, and family. Elaine Ross returned to her home in Joanna yesterady following a tonsilectomy at Hays hospital ear lier this week. Friends of Mrs. Braxton M. Dut ton will regret to learn she is a pa tient at Hays hospital. Miss Martha Ann Simpson, stu dent at Winthrop college, spent the week-end with her parnts, Mr. and Mrs. Mason Simpson. Friends of Mrs. B. O. Whitten will be interested to know she is a pa tient at Hays hospital. Mrs. D. L. McGee is a patient at the Blalock cUnic. Mrs. W. L. Marshall, Jr., and daughter, Miss Eloise Marshall, spent the week-end in Wadesboro, N. C., with Mrs. W. L. Marshall, Sr. Miss Martha Pitts, member of the Rock Hill school faculty, spent the week-end at her home here. Mis Francis Blalock, and son, Bunkie, James Von Hollen and Da vid Boland were guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Ashby Galloway in Anderson. Mrs. O. W. Chapin of Belleville, N. J., spent a few days last week with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. W^ Crawford, and was accompanied home by her young daughters, Jane and Sally, who had been visiting their grandparents while their par ents were away on a Mediterranean cruise. after spending several days with her mother. Mrs Ethel R. Pitts, and Miss Jeanette Pitts. Thornwell Dunlap, student at Clemson college, spent the week end with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Thornwelll Dunlap, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hughes and little daughter, Nancy, and Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Chaney spent Sunday in Orangeburg and Summerville visit ing the gardens. WHEEL MISSING? You couldn’t very well drive without all four wheels, but are you mist- I ing that all-important mo toring necessity, Automo bile Liability Insurance? Better get it now. You might have a costly acci- deat any day. S. W. Sumerel AETNA-IZER Jacobs Bldg. Tel?. 80 >■ „ arsa ciwaiil ■ ff INTERESTING FACTS ABOUT SOUTH CAROLINA ST. MICHAEL'S CHURCH St Michael** is the fint offspring of Charleston’* mother oiurch and occupies the site on which the original St Philips s’/at built in 1681. Both George Washington and Lafayette wor shipped here. The tower holds a four-faced clock that hm matted Charleston’s time since 1704. Trinity Church and Churchyard, at Columbia, is the burial ground of ftve and other hvard, . of South Carolina, Henry Timrod, notable persons Omr frtetogahlp ties M. S. Bailey & Son BANKERS EnUbftabed IMt Opffinl aad Aurpfus Member I D I ( — Our tStb Ye* Qe+te /IndetUoni aa seen in Good Houaekeepinf New! The Little Costume Dress plus jacket, two ways wonderful: covered by day, bared to the moon. R & K does it in contrast ing colors, in cool, crisp salyna, the tubbable, linen like rayon. Sizes 9 to 15. Many other R & Ks 17.95 to 22.95 / Qene Jlnderson Bring your Furs in for storage today