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THE CLINTON CHRONICLE
Th-rsday. April 26. 1951
WEST CLINTON SOCIAL AND PERSONAL NEWS
MRS. RICHARD WATTS. Correspondent and Representative
Mr and Mrs.. Ruble Strange and
fe.mily't of Batesburg, spent the
van.
v. eek-end with Mrs. Rufus Sulli-
Mr. and Mrs; W. F Williams and
sen of Laurens, spent Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Williams.
"Mrs. Louie Lyles and Mrs. Roy
Whitaker attended a ball game in
Easley Thursday night.
Mr. and Mrs. Wyman Livingston
were visitors in Prosperity over the
week-end
at the home of Mrs. Walter Mc
Alister. \
Each guest remembered her with
a gift. Games were enjoyed dur
ing the evening and refreshments
were served by the hostesses. Mrs.
Walter McAlister, Mrs. Bo Wood
ward, Mrs. Woodrow Wilson and
Mrs. R. C. Oxner.
-MRS. JAMES CRAINE
Thank You Card
I want to thank my friends and
I neighbors for the beautiful flowers
Miss Gerry Trammell, student at and cards sent to me during my re-
Winthrop college, spent the week- oent lllness and sta y at Ha y* hos -
end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. 1 P'^ah
Roy Trammell.
Mr. and Mrs Fred Rodelsperger . ... • _ . .
,-md Mr and Mrs Eddie RodeUper- j?* Jun *° t ““"“"T ,
ger nf Newberry, spent Sunday missionary society of
with Mrs. Alice Kiiiard. '■ Ba.ley Memorial church went to
Sri. C. L. Snipes of Fort Bragg. :the cou ; t >' home Tuesday after-
N C . is spending some time w.th nt> ° ( n aniJ , > Program to the in-
Mrs. Snipes and small daughter. : m:1,es of . ,he J}™'- . Hymns were
Mr and Mrs Clarence Boyce and * un f and a „ Blbl 5 story read^ A
daughter. Joanne, spent Sunday duet was . render ' d S " el 'l
with Mr. and Mrs. a R- Rollins. 1 , slsters ’ J Cath >' a " d J M >’ raAnn
DC1 C. S. Windsor of San Fran-I and aU ? a duat b >’ Audre r, Maye
CISCO. Calif., has been promoted u,! a " d Kuky Meadors, The girls pre-
nci First Class I sente< l a sack of fruit and candy to
" Rev. and Mrs. C. J. Sexton and those residmg in^the home
family attended a birthday dinner,'
at.tKe home of L. ff. Sexton near - Enjoir Skatin 9 P * rt Y
Joanna Sunday.
The Akyoka Campfire group,
S A Charles Kinard of Norfolk. ^ b >, “ rs c , Joh " H<>l ' a "i
Va. ,s spending a leave with hts
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Norton. ' a „" l " e T a ' Spr ' n « s Tuesday eve-
Misses Kay Medlock and Emily "‘ n * a " d “W*? r0 > ler s . ka,m g h
Jane McAbee attended the junior-' They uls., took lunches and each
senior dance al Newberry high ana P' ppared her own. Mr. and.
school Friday night. > M o' a? f Pataerson and Mr :
Cicorge Dunaway was a visitor “rs James Stone chaperoned
in Columbia during the week-end. ® '' e , Qn '
Mr andMraL. B Trammell and Local B w ~ m! S p. nta , C onU.l
Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Trammell and d^kvo.s
mmulv visited Rev and Mrs. W B. ^“"of' ciZn^h^
H L if »h sne * a Un M ay i n 1 scbo °l at the Laurens County Spell-
Herbert Hughes and Marvin De-, in con(est he , d a , La en ' ^ ri ,
\a lng r'h 17 a . Mason ^ mae1 ' 14. won first place and a prize of
mg in Charleston from Tuesday jjq *
t rough Fnda>. ! Bobby will go to Columbia and
lu2hIa H ^ Ml and^Mrs^Her: ^ championship
bert Hughes Sunday.
Mrs. Ben Bishop and Mrs. Flor-
con
test which will be held there. He
has been making his home with)
ve • . . * , so. Mr. and Mrs. Woodrow' Wilson for
rnce Knight of Lourens. spent Sat- lhe x , h |
urriay with Mrs. Ada Center. ^
Mr and Mrs. Rhance McMahon p r#gram at Bailey Memorial |
and family of Swananoa, N. C., _. . _ . _
visited Mr. and Mrs Murray Ad- Church Sund ^> A P“1 29
ams and Aaron King Sunday. The program planned for Bailey
Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Stone and: Memorial church for next Sunday,
son visited Mr and Mrs. M. B. A P ri l 29 . is as follow's:
Cleveland in Anderson Sunday. Sunday school at 10 o’clock with
Mr. and Mrs. Dale Holland and (a class for all age groups,
baby of Greenville, spent the Morning worship at 11 o’clock,
week-end with Rev. and Mrs. John This service will be broadcast over
Holland. t radio station WLBG w*ith a special
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Harris number by the choir, and the ser-
and family visited Mr. and Mrs m °n delivered by the pastor.
Alex Harris in Anderson Sunday. A* ti ie close of this service the
Mr. and Mrs. Z. W. Rushton were second quarterly conference for
(ailed to Columbia last week on ac-, yar will be held. Reports from all
count of the illness of the latter’s organizations of both Bailey
sister, Mrs. Frankie Cassells and Memorial church, and Morris Chap-
Fons. ... e l. Pomaria, concerning the pro-
Florida, visited Mr. and Mrs. H. A. ?ress of the church programs dur-
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Jones of in g the last quarter, wdll be heard.
Adams on Tuesday and left Wed-, A large delegation will attend the
nesday morning for their home in services from Pomaria. Dinner will
Burlington, Vt.
Mrs. W. R. Price and Alice Greg-'P res ent
be served in the basment for all
cry visited her son, Wesley, in Un
ion Sunday.
Birthdays and Anniversaries
Mrs. Harry Foster celebrated her
birthday April 22.
Willie Kinard will celebrate a
birthday April 30.
Bill Campbell celebrated his
This day will ocme to a close
with the local church being host to
the fifth Union service at 8 o’clock.
Dr. D. J. Woods pastor emeritus
of the First Presbyterian church of
i vice will commnce at 8 o’clock.
1 this city, will be the speaker. The
| service will start at 8 o’clock.
All in the city and community
i are extended a cordial invitation
birthday April 16. ,
Jim Stone will celebrate his 'to attend all the church s services.,
birthday April 29 RUBBER BAJTDS are scarce. Good'
supply on hand. Also Letter Box
Files. Pencil Sharpeners and other
Birth Announcements
Taylor j little needs for the office. Chronicle
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Taylor an- Publishing Co.
nounce the birth of a daughter.)- —— —-
Norma Ann, April 21 at Hays hos
pital.
Mrs. Taylor is the former Miss
Frankie Snipes of this city.
Snow
Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Snow an
nounce the birth of a daughter,
Robbie Dali, on April 23 at Hays
hospital. Mrs. Snow is the former j
Miss Mary Campbell, daughter of
Mrs. John Campbell of this city.
With The Sick
Lawrence Kuykendall is ,a pa
tient at Hays hospital after un
dergoing an appendectomy.
Joe Strickland is recieving treat
ment at Hays hospital.
Mrs. Lois Duncan is a patient at
Hays hospital.
Mrs. Mary Taylor is undergoing
treatment at Hays hospital. <
Dale Adams is ill at his home!
on Shands street.
R. C. Wilkie has mumps.
Mrs. James Craine has returned}
to her home after receiving treat-;
mnt at Hays hospital.
Little June Campbell is suffer-!
ing from an accident in which she!
broke her arm.
Revival at Bailey Memorial
* ^The date for the spring revival:
n^^ng at Bailey Memorial church
has he(*u S€t * or May 13 through the!
20th The name of the evangelist
will be an/% unce<1 * n ne,rt wee k’ s
paper.
Sitoric Sh<xr#f * Enjoyed
Mrs. Frank Dunaway was . h °" or :
•d with a shower Friday at
X* home of Mrs. Clarene* Dima-
Refreshments of a salad, waftfrs , 'j
cookies and cakes were served by
^Mr* 051 Dunaway receive! many j
US *nte hostesses were Mrs. Luther
Dunaway, Mrs Clarence Dunaway
and Mrs. G. J- Joy
Showar lor Mn. Rnf BlactewaU^
Mrs- 'Roy Blackwell was honored
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