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Clinton, S. C, Thursday, September 18, 1952
Number 38
Hoping for a Successful Football Season
Presbyterian collese coaches Sloan, McMillian, and Varney are look
ing forward to the -952 rrid season with hated breath. After a 5-won,
4-lost schedule last year, the mentors hope this season will be even more
successful. . . , ■
WEST CUNTON SOCIAL AND PERSONAL NEWS
MRS. GRADY SMITH, Correspondent and Representative—Telephone 422R ;
people of the Pentecostal church
enjoyed a picnic at the home of
Mrs. Alsie Wilkie near Clinton,
honoring Mr. and Mrs. Buddy Sex
ton of Aberdeen, Md.
Games were enjoyed after which
lunch was spread on the lawn and
enjoyed by the group.
This Week at The Community
^ Building
Today at 4 oclock the Camp Fire
Girls under the direction ot Mrs.
Brevard Patterson and Mrs. Mich
ael Sholar will meet at the Com
munity building.
Tonight at 7:30 the Hobby club
will hold election of officers for
the new year and plan the hand
craft to be taken up this year.
Saturday at 7:30 the young peo
ple, 13 years of age and older, will i
gather for another evening of feI-{
lowship at Youth Night.
Monday from 7:30 to 8:00 the
Male Chorus will meet for rehears-j
Tuesday from .7:00 to ,8:00 the!
girls choral club will meet.
Secretary—Mrs. Arthur Howard.
Assistant Secretary—Mrs. Lewis
Bagwell.
Treasurer — Mrs. Elvin Holtz-
claw.
Assistant Treasurer — Mrs. Ina | service. Mrs. W. R Tt rry closed
Bell Hooper. , the meeting with a de votional
Following the installation each' reading, ‘The Auctioneer.”
retiring officer was presented a, ^
gift in appreciation of her faithful 1 SUBSCRIBE TO TfiF. ntRONTCIJi
Mr.
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Head of At- j were Sunday guests of
lanta, Ga., were week-end guests 1 Mrs. Wm. Cannon,
of Mr. and Mrs. James Kuykendall. | an d Mrs. Hartwell West and
Mrs. Stacy King of Augusta, Ga., son 0 f Greneville, spent the week-
spent several days last week with' end with the former’s mother, Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. David Owens. ' j. j West,
Mr. and Mrs. Ott ' Thomas and, Mjss Rache , and Jimmv Counts
family and Mr. and Mrs Eddiei and R L Lon2 of p ros p eric v, vis-
Davenport and family attended the ited Mr and Mrs R B Amick d u r-
funeral of Henry Lee Norris in j n w'eelf-ena and attended
Greenville Saturday ! the Long reunion at Greenwood
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Sexton of Ab- park Sunday.
erdeen, Md., spent the past two,
, norontc Miss Mary Ellen Cannon spent
weeks with Mrs. Sextons parents,!
Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Braswell and^k-end^w.th^Mr. and ■ •
other relatives. i .
Harry, Jr., and Darrell Foster! Mr. and Mrs. Fred Smith and
spent the week-end with Mr. and children of Gainesville, Ga., spent
Mrs. R. E. Addison in Newberry, i Sunday ttith^Mrs. Jim Wilkie and
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Campbell and fam'ily
Kindergarten
The Terry Kindergarten will op-:
| cn Sept. 22. The hours will be
andi^SO to 11:30. Only children ’four
or five will be accepted, at the co.-t
of !>2.00 per weeky Since only a !
limited nOrni? r. rjf children can be
accepted interested parties are re
quested to cal!
vation.
<52-J for a rescr-
Henry Fortner of Detroit, Mich.,
spent the week-end with Mrs. Mis-
Cook Books
‘‘Clinton’s Favorite Recipes,’’ a
cook book compiled bf the ladies
of the Woman's Misionary society
of Bailey Memorial church has ar
rived and is selling for $1 25. They
may be purchased by contacting
ladies of the church or calling
752-J.
Blue Birds
Blue Birds will meet Friday at
3 o’clock at the home of Mrs. W. R-1
Terry. 207 Bailey street. All girls!
7, 8, and 9 years of age are invited '
for Ithlfe opening meeting of the
-year., *
Lovely Dinner By Woman's Club
The Clinton Woman's club hell
its regular monthly meeting Mon
day evening, Sept. 15.
The club members and guests
were greeted at the door by Mrs.
J. V. Lowe, the retiring club presi-
daughter, Beckv. left the commun-
ity Monday to make their home in
Charlotte where he is employed by souri Wilkie.
the Duke Power Co. i Mr. and Mrs. Leo Heatherly,
Mrs. Dial Jacks and son' of Mr. and~Mrs. Guy TumbTTn visited-
Greenville, spent several days last Mfs. Heatherlys parents, Mr. and
week with Mr. and Mrs. Frank'Mrs. Mann Sanders, in Boiling
Jacks. Dial was- home for the Springs Sunday,
week-end. I Mrs - s - G - Mabry, Mrs. Bona-
Mr. and Mrs. Vance Jackson of 'dour. Miss Sue Bruce. Philip and
Greer, spent Saturday with Rev. i Thomas Bonadour of Union, were
and Mrs. J. W. Spillers. i dinner 'guests of Mr. and Mrs. Al- ^ ^
' Mrs. L. C. Ficklin and Jane I vin Trammell Sunday. The dinner i dem ; and ^ Eva Land They
spent last week in Spartanburg) m honor of Mis. Bonadoui werc i nvite . d jnto t h e spacious din-
with Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Ficklin. | who was celebrating her birthday. 1
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Owens of|
Spartanburg, were week-end " Young People En,oy Meeting
guests of the former’s mother, Mrs. On Friday evening the young
Rosa Owens ' I P e °P lc of Calvary Baptist Tran
James Saville and Mrs. Corrine, mg Union enjoyed their monthly
Darby of Anderson, spent Sunday ! fsociational meeting with Beaver-
with their sister, Mrs. Ina Bell dam churchy About 18 young peo-
Hooper P le attendc<L
Miss Guynell Blackwell of West Songs and scripture, were green
Mrs Earl! un d er the leadership of Mrs.
Nancy Orange Cothran, after which a
picnic lunch was enjoyed on the
church lawn.
Virginia, and Mr. and
Blackwell and daughters,
and Gail, o! Cowpens, were week
end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Marion
Lawson. Miss * Blackwell remain
ed for a longer visit.
Mrs. Essie Simmons, Mrs.
Blanche Creswell and Mr. and Mrs.
Birthdays and Wedding
Anniversaries
Mrs. Richard Moore observed
ing room where they found their
places at tables beautifully ap
pointed with arrangements of dah
lias and roses.
After dinner was served they re
turned to the reception rooms i
which were attractively decorated
with bowls of spider lilies and oth
er summer flowers.
Later in the evening the follow
ing officers were installed, each of
ficer being presented a corsage:
President—Mrs. Clinton West.
First Vice-President—Mrs. O. W.
McGee.
Second Vice-President—Mis. Al
len Power.
D cue ‘ “ j" , t Y birthday September 11.
Dee Bagwell attended the Dwl. Mond s , 15 was , he birth .
Zachary revival m Anderson Sun-,^ of ^ ^ Harrjs
,4 TOT T T visited’ Mr - and Mrs - R - D - Daniels are
Mr. and 1 Mrs. J. B. Rice and Mr*. I grating a wedding anniversary
^ d sv had • birth -
of Lydia were Sunday guests of a ^ cl P Bjl 'JJ, Hamrick, stationed in
Mk ''Homer 'Dougla. attended 3 b,r,hd3y
the funeral of John Douglas in ' Sepl 2 , wi ,( be the
Gray Court Satuiday. , birthday of J. V. Lowe.
Mr and Mrs. A - Galkmay - had a birthday
and family, Mr. and Mrs. char , let> ! c eDtem ber 15
Kelly and daughters, and Gallo ' Lit tle Steve Cooper celebrated
Marjha L t s P ie g J us,te T ^^ np G I a ! 1 °-! his 4th birthday today. He is the
ways mother, Mrs. Josephine L a n- ^ Qf Mr and Mrs j c c
f0r ^’ ln c G K e , e T Vllle e nnd y ; rt n loe Sunday, September 21, will be
and Mrs Gertrude Brawl visited, th ' birthday of B.ll Snow,
their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Claud
Kidd, in Comer, Ga., during the
week-end.
Birth Announcement
Watts
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Watts an-
Mr. and Mrs. David Ru d e y ° f nounce the arrival of a daughter,
Anderson, visited Mr. and Mrs. 0-. Saturday Sept 13t at Hays ho s-
J. Gilliland during the week-end. p j ta] The little girl has been
Mr. and Mrs O Dell Morns and ; nam ecl Wanda Lou. Mrs. Watts
Mrs. Inez Sororw of Oreenv. ood, rnai-j-jagg was Mj ss Martha
visited Mrs. C. O. Owens Saturday, pogt-jj.
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Cash of Oak j ' ^
Ridge, Tenn., were week-end | With The Sick
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Sorry to report Sammy Foster
Cash. J is ill at nis home.
Mr. and Mrs. P. D. Watkins ot | jyj rs clarence Dunaway is. a pa-
Greenwood, spent Sunday with tient at Hays hospital w here she
FOOD...
Is An Important
Item With Housewives
You will find helpful Gro
cery and Market News in THE
CHRONICLE every week from
leading food stores in the city.
Read the advertisements reg
ularly— they tell you about
changing prices each week and
where you can supply your
needs and buy to advantage.
Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Adams.
underwent surgery last week.
S. A. Owens and son of Gaffney,! G i ad to r e p0 rt Mrs. J. D. Word
and J. H. Owens and son of Union, ab ] c t o be home after being a pa-
spent Sunday with Mrs. D. L. Ow- tient at Hays hospital.
cns - i i Mrs. E. H. Jay is improving after
Mr. and Mrs. D. E. Owens and being a patient a few v days at Hays
son of Laurens, were guests Tues- hospital.
day of Mrs. D. L. Owens. Charlie Foster is ill at his home
Mrs. Eursula McCary and T. D. on Bai ] C y street.
Jones have returned to their home —
after spending some time with Mr. Birlnday Party Enjoyed
and Mrs. H. A. Adams. , On Saturday^ evening 13 guests
Mrs. Arthur Douglas and Mr. and gathered at the home of Jerry
Mrs. Lee Owens of Gray Court, Joye celebrating his 13tH birthday,
visited Mrs. HoiVier Douglas and Indoor games were enjoyed un-
Mrs. Gus Harris Sunday. jder't ie direction of Mrs. Edith
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene King Of Hancock and Mrs. G. B. Joye, af-
Spartanburg, visited relatives here ter which nuts, candy, cookies,
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Hannon and
children of Saluda, and Mr. and
Mrs. Cecil Walker of Laurens,
mints and drinks were served.
Picnic Enjoyed
On Saturday evening the young i
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