The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, January 10, 1952, Image 9

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■ " . 1 - 1 1 / The Chronide O Strives To Be A Clean News- . paper, Complete, Newsy " and Reliable = If Yon Don’t Read The Chronide 1 You Don’t Get the News Volume Lm Clinton, S. C., Thursday, January 10, 1952 Number 2 WEST CLINTON SOCIAL AND PERSONAL NEWS MRS. J. E. BRASWELL. Correspondent and Representative Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Jones and son, Howard, Aid T. D. Jones of Green wood, visited Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Adams on Sunday.' H. A. Adams and- Hubert Leopard visited Mr. and Mrs. George Leopard near Saluda Sunday. Mrs. Lonnie Tinsley and children visited Mr. and Mrs. R6y Passmore in Joanna Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Carroll and family of Augusta, Ga., visited Mrs. Ellen Coxwell and family Sunday. Mrs. Allen Barber of Balfour, N. C., and Mr. and Mrs. Alek Harris and Jackie of Anderson, visited Mr. and Mrs. Homer Douglas Sun day. Mr. Douglas continues ill at his home on Elizabeth street. SN Charles Kinard and SN. Ken neth Stenstrup of Milwaukee, Wis., and Norfolk, Va., visited Mr. and Mrs. Ed Norton over the week-end. Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Evans and Mr. and Mrs. J. N. Kirby and chil dren visited Mr. and Mrs. S. B. Snel- grove nearvBatesburg Sunday. ^ James Dunaway and Arthur Duna way accompanied his daughter, Mrs. Hazel Fowler and children to their home in Augusta, Ga., Saturday. Clarence Brookshire, Doode Phil lips, Dorsey Turner, Jimmy Suttle and Richard Wallenzine visited in Laurens Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Sanders of Ninety-Six, Charles Sanders of Con necticut, Lewis Norwood of Pelzer, Mrs. Kate Turner and Mrs. Robert Freeland of Williamston, sent Sun day with Mr. and Mrs. T. R. Knox. Paul Arnold, SN, of Key West, Fla, spent Christmas with his par- Mrs. Joe Griffin and daughter, Gail, of Florence, spent Christmas with Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Arnold. Mrs. Melvin Huey, Mrs. W. E. What yon want is a Coke When you take a mid-morning break. make it a .n-al break ... with delicious ice-cold Coca-Cola. •OmED UNDER AUTHORITY OP THE COCA-COLA COMPANY IT Braswell and Mrs. Ina Bell Hooper visited in Greenville Saturday. Mrs. Lydia Warren has returned to her home in Baton Rouge, La., aftdr a rhonth’s visit with her daugh ter, Mrs. Ott Thomas, and grand daughter, Mrs. E. W. Davenport. Miss Nettie Carson of Charles ton, is visiting her parents, Mr .and Mrs. J. B. Carson. Mr. and Mrs. Lee J. Holtzclaw and daughter, Mrs. Essie Pow'ell and children of Greer, were Sunday guests of Mrs. Ada Center. Mr. and Mrs. Freeman Lanford and children and Mrs. Geneva Os borne visited their aunt Sunday, who is a patient in the Woodruff hospital. Jackie Gambrell of Woodruff, spent Sunday with her aunt, Mrs. Johnnie Butler. Pvt. Raymond L. Fulmer,( station ed in Kentucky, was home on the week-end. Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Williams and children spent Sunday in Whitmiare with Mr. and Mrs. Paul Brown. Sgt. Frank Riley who has return ed from Germany, was home for the week-end. S-Sgt. and Mrs. Frank Riley spent last week in Columbia. Mrs. L. M. Riser, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Blum and Mrs. Minnie Jackson of Greenwood, visited Mr. and Mrs. Leo Riser Sunday. Mm's Club To Moot The Men’s Community c^ub will hold its regular monthly meeting Thursday evening at the Community House at 6:30 o’clock. All members are invited to be present. Enjoy Party at Community Conter A large group of young people enjoyed a hot dog party at the Com munity Center Saturday evening. Afterwards they watched TV and enjoyed refreshments. There were two guests from Ware Shoals. Birth Announcement* Knight Mr. and Mrs. Paul Knight an nounce the arrival of a daughter, Vicky Lynn, at' the Laurens hos pital on January 1 Mrs. Knight is the former Miss Clara Reese, daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Reese of Wattsvile. Fuller*, - Mr. and Mrs. James Fuller an nounce the birth of a son, Jerry Eu gene, at the Blalock clinic on Jan. 5. Mrs. Fuller will be remember ed as Miss Louise Price. Birthday* and Wadding Anniversaries Mr and Mrs Dorsey Turner cele brated their 6th wedding anniver sary recently. W. B. Phillips celebrated his birthday recently. Dorsey Turner celebrated his birthday January 3. Winston Lee will be 8 years old January 10. Jomey Cannon will have a birth day January 25 Weir led in prayer. The Bible study was the beginning of a study of the book of John. After the business session Mrs.-Berry served refreshments. Tuesday evening by the program committee- which met at the Com munity bjulding. • Some special fea tures of the coming year are dis cussions on “How to Select China, Crystal and Silver,” by J. C. Thom as; “Interior Decorating;” Studies in i Braswell-Sexton Rites ' Etiquette, by Emily Post; “Flower' The marriage of Miss Sylvia Ann Arrangements;” one musical pro-, Braswell and Carl James Sexton was gram is also included in the plans, i solemnized December 23, 1951, at Several other topics of interest to | 4:30 o’clock at the Pentecostal Holi- all members will also be given. It ness church on Jackson street. was decided by the committee that the same objective, “to continue working with the school in the beau tification of building and grounds,” be kept for the year. . * The club meets on the third Mon day of each month. Mothers of school children are invited to join the organization which is working in the interest of their children Campfire Girls Maka P The guardians and spbrisofs of the groups of Campfire Girls met Wed nesday evening at the Community building to make plans for the forth coming months In these plans has been included a father-daughter box supper to be held in February. The cooperation of mothers in assist ing of the girls in our comunnity. The Campfire Girls is an organi zation for betterment and good train ing the guardia and being leaders in the work is asked by the guard ians of the groups. Missionary Mooting Hold The monthly meeting of the Worn* In’s Missionary Society of Bailey Memorial church was held Monday evening at the home of Mrs. Helen Berry. , Mrs. Joe P. Terry brought the, devotions, reading from Philippians 3:9-16 as the Scripture with a chal lenge for the new year. Miss Marie The Rev. James Williams officiat ed- Prior to the ceremony a program of wedding music was given by Miss Dot Carr, organist, of Joanna, and Miss Alma Spillers, of this city, volcalist The altar rail was' entwined with ivy over white. Candelabra and J>askets of white gladioh flanked the \ lank The bride, given in marriage by her father, wore a - white brocade wedding dress and carried a bouquet of white carnations. - , Mrs. Mildred Reece, sister of the gqapm, of Lamgley, was matron of honor. Miss Nell Canfield, cousin of the bride. Miss Pat Braswell, ssiter of the bride. Miss Betty Brown, aunt qf the bride, were bridesmaids They wore similar floof-tength dresses of slipper iaun and net ,jn pink aqua and blue. They carried bouquets of carnations tied with harmonizing satin ribbon. Charles Sexton, brother of the groom, of Greenville, served as best man. Ushers were Charles Brown and Earl Garrett of Anderson. The bride’s mother was dressed in' black with purple accessories and a corsage of white carnations. The groom’s mother wore a green suit with brown accessories. Her corsage was of yellow carnations. Mrs. Sexton is the daughter of Mr and Mrs. C.. L. Braswell She received her education at Clinton high school. The bridegroom is the son of Rev. and Mrs; C. J. Sexton of Sandy Springs and Clinton. He attended Hatmw ~Bih£r college in Greermltp and graduated: from Presbyterian college. He will enter the army January 1. - • SUBSCRIBE TO THE CHRONICLE “The Paper Every body Reads” Income Tax Returns! State and Federal' Carefully Prepared Joe P. Terry 105 Jefferson Street Phone 843 Opposite Clinton Mill Ball Park *Cdk» M J» • ngkfnd hada mark. <g) 1V52, THE COCA-COLA COMPANY v /' > SPECIALS THIS WEEK ONLY Morrison Furniture Co. TERMS CASH COMPARE THESE PRICES 4-6 INNERSPRING MATTRESS Regular $49.50 Only $34.50 16x24 Select Crystal MIRRORS Only $3.95 32x32 Select Crystal MIRRORS— Only $9.95 9x12 GRASS RUGS, assorted $6.25 , 6x9 GRASS RUGS, assorted $3.95 - iyer BABY CARRIAGES • $24.95 Thor Automatic GLADIRON 1 only $50.00 SELECTION OF PICTURES $3.25 Mrs. it. W. Alford celebrated her y birthday Saturday. Mrs. Fred Shelton has a birth January 14. Marvin Holtzclaw had a birth day Tuesday. Corky Campbell will be 5 years old January 20. Faye Wilson will have a birthday January 17. . ( Mrs. Willie Rushton will have a birthday January 12. J. C. Foster had a birthday Mon day. Franklin Gilliam will have a birthday January 20 J. G. Franklin of Joanna, will celebrate his 65th birthday Jan. 13. * « Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Rice recently celebrated their 16th wedding anni versary. Martha Ann Fowler celebrated her birthday Tuesday. / With The Sick Mrs. L. L. Rice is ill at her home. • Homer Douglas continues ill at his home. Mrs. Eethel Hawikns is ill at her home. . Kenneth Thomas is recovering from a broken arm injury received while skating S-Sgt. Frank Riley has returned to the hospital at McDill Field. Fla. Mr. and Mrs. Henry King are ill at their home on Sloan street. * To Organise Camera Club A camera club will ^be organized Monday evening. Jan. 14, at 7:00 o’clock at the Community Building. Joe Cooper, who has had several years experience u in photography., will be the instructor. All men who a>e interested in this kind of hobby are invited. Attended Funeral In Georgia . Mrs. Violet King attended , the 1 funeral of her aunt. Perley Stone, in Tpccoa, Ga., Sunday. Arts and Crafts T^he Arts and Crafts class jmet Tuesday evening at the Community Building for its first class sinOe Christmas Flowers made from nyr Ion hose was the project of the eve ning. Other interesting projects are scheduled for the coming weeks. Woman's Club Programs Plannad The monthly programs for the Woman’s club were planned on CHANEY’S LAST ROUND-UP! ; _ - - • . Store In Clinton Closing Last Day of January SO TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THE DRASTIC REDUCTIONS ON ^ MERCHANDISE BEFORE IT IS TOO LATE. (56) COATS Gabardines, suedes, co verts, men’s wear, all wool, values to $95.00, now— Vz-Price (75) SUITS All-wool materials, shark skins, gabardines, men’s wear, sizes 9 to 44. Now— Va-Price SWEATERS Greatly Reduced Vs to V2 Off One Lot LINGERIE Pajamas, Gowns, Slips, Brassieres, Panties and Girdles. COSTUME JEWELRY 20% to Vz Off Uird Drat istic Reductions Three Styles Vz-Price ALL LADIES' BAGS V3 and V2 Off One Lot HOUSE COATS and ROBES Formerly to $29.95, now— $5.00 Big Reduction on QUILTED ROBES, NEGLIGEES 20% Off « on All SLIPS and GOWNS •Nylon and Crepes All Lace Trim DRESSES All Dresses now— . Vz-Price EVENING DRESSES Vz-Price Only a few left All SKIRTS Vz-Price y Vo- AM HATS Now $2.00 Values up to $9.95 BLOUSES Vz-Price $2.00 and $3.1 (25) RAINCOATS In plastic, gabardines and coduroys. Sizes 10 to 44— Vz-Price —r——r 1 (39) CORDUROY JACKETS and TOPPERS * Sizes 8 to 16. Many styles and colors. Now— ■ Vz-Price You Must See These DRESSES - One lot of Cotton Hoase Dresses, prints and solid colors. Sizes 9 to 42— - $2.50 and $2.88 „ Table of Beautiful SCARFS ^ Regular 59c to $2.95 20% Off r e Want To Again Thank Our Customers , for your patronage over all these yedrs. WTe are very grateful, and hope that you will continue to be a satisfied customer of Chaney’s in Laurens. To our customers who have open accounts, we kindly ask that >ou please call an{l settle same by the last of January. , ’ , 1 'Haney’s Dress Shoppe /^ CLINTON, S. C.