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THE CLINTON CHRONICLE
Page Five
Thursday, October 8, 1953
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WEEK-END TRIPS . . VISITORS . . ILLNESS
BRIEFS...ABOUT THE PEOPLE YOU KNOW
Items of Interest Concerning Clinton Residents
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Mrs. H. C. Schumaker of Inman,
is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Perry
M. Moore, and family. Friends of
Mrs. Moore will be glad to know
she is improving after being ill at
her home the past week.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bauknight
and family are occupying one of the
week-end. His friends will be in-1 pying their home on Florida street,
terested to know he is improving, Lee Blakely left Saturday to con-
satisfactorily after receiving a dis-|tinue his studies at Bowman i Gray
located arm injury in football prac-. School of Medicine, Winston-Salem,
tice. N. C. Guy Blakely, student at The
i Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Dailey, Mr. | Citadel, Charleston, spent' the
I and Mrs. Bob Dailey and son, Rob-! week-end With his parents, Mr. and
j ert, and Mrs. Rose Marritt visited Mrs. L. A. Blakely,
the former’s father, T. J. Dailey, Mr. and Mrs. E!verette Carson
Also a guest for several days last and sister, Mrs. Ira Whitfield, and and sons of Gastonia, N. C., spent
week of the Dillards was Mrs. Wes-Mr. Whitfield in Cornelia, Ga., Sunday with Mrs. Carson’s sister,
ley Boyd of Spartanburg. Sunday. Miss Jamie Little.
Mrs. Louise Hilton spent the Little Ann and Peggy Major of Misses Miriam ^Templeton, Nor-
week-end in Greenwood as the Charlotte, N. C., are spending the ma Jean Miller and Joan Johnson,
guest of Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Alex- week with their grandparents, Mr. students it Winthrop college, Rock
anc jer. an d Mrs. Ratchford W. Boland. , iHll, spent Sunday at their homes
__ _ , Tommy Sease of Clemson, spent; Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Gray and her e- 1
Anderson apartments on Maple! the week-end with his mother, Mrs. small daughter of Spartanburg, Mrs. John Marshall of Camilla,
street. • It. M. Sease. were week-end guests of Mr. and Ga., is visiting her sister, Mrs. W.
Mrs. James W. Walker. ^ W. Adams, and Dr. Adams.
daughter, Judy, of Augusta, Ga.Jthe week-end with Mr. and MrsJ Miss Constance Burts,, student Mrs. W. M. Scott of Easley, is
were week-end guests of Mr. andij 0 hn Wallace Copeland in Green- nurse at the Presbyterian hospital, spending the month of October
'* ” ~ ‘ ville. (Charlotte, N. C., spent Thursday with her sister, Mrs. R. E. Sadler
Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Jones and| Miss Elizabeth Copeland spent;
\ugusta, Ga., the week-end wit!
„ J of Mr. and I TrtVin Wallar-o C'nr
Mrs. Michael Turner.
Mrs. Raymond Pitts has returned! Billy Cooper and Jack Kinsey of with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. Friends of Mrs. Scott will be inter
home after spending some time Atlanta, Ga., spent last week with'M. Burts. ested to know she is recuperating
with her sister, Miss Louise Bult-ithe former’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. i Mr. and Mrs. Worth Wilson and from a recent operation,
man, in Sumter. 1 C. W. Cooper. 'son of Charlotte N. C., will arrive . Mrs. Monroe • Rogers of Dillon,
Mrs. W. A. Moorhead and Mrs i Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Oliver, Elean-j tomorrow to spend the week-end * 5 the guest of Mrs. C. W. Stone.
George H. Ellis left Monday for a ora Oliver and little Skipper Wei-, here as the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Elliott H. Hall and
visit with Dr. and Mrs. William; born of Waynesboro, Ga., visited e. E. Harrison and attend the PC- daughter, Miss Isabelle Hall, of
Moorhead and family in Houston, .Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Oliver in Vet-'Wfoford football game. j ^Greenville, spent the week-end
Texas. Enroute they will visit; ville over the week-end. 1 Mrs. H. M. Geer and Miss Maud w ith the formers mother, Mrs. E.
Rev. ai)d Mrs. M. A. Durant in Ma-j Marvin Manley of Fort Jackson,; Geer spent a few days this week iff, Hall.
rianna, Fla., and also visit in New spent the week-end here with Mrs..Rock Hill with Mr. and Mrs. Horace]' Mrs. Ken Bogle and small son of
Orleans, La. i Manley. * _ | Geer. Atlanta, Ga., are visiting her moth-
Harry Whitaker of Orangeburg,; Mrs. Zeno Craddock visited her Mr. and Mrs. James Murrah of er > Mrs. Ayliffe R. Jacobs,
spent the week-end with Mr. and daughter, Mrs. J. A. Simpson, and Batesburg, were guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrsj A. B. Bryan will
Mrs. Reese Young
Lt. and Mrs. Mize Johnson and
sons of Fort Jackson, spent Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Dillard.
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You Don’t Always See
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What Makes The
Wheels Go Round
But behind many a turning wheel there’s a ser
vice of Bank of Clinton. Businessmen are in the
habit of calling on us for various services. Individ
uals look to us for advice and information on many
nutters. They aH know that the bank’s experience,
advice and stability are invaluable. You are invited
to put these services to use in your own business
and in your personal affairs.
2% on Savings Accounts
Mr. Simpson in McCormick a few the latter’s sister, Mrs. D. O. Rhame, re t urn tomorrow to their home in
days last week. and Dr. Rhame. Clemson after being the guests for
Hugh Eichelberger, Jr., of Clem- 1 Miss Jamie Little has accepted a several days of Mrs. R. E. Sadler
son, visited his parents during the i position in the gift department of _ esterday Mrs. Bryan and Mrs.
i Belk’s Department store. Sadler were guests of Mrs. D. H.
| Mr. and Mrs. Karl Johnson, Karl Sadler in Rock Hill.
Johnson, Jr., Mrs. Austin Chandler M^ 55 Doreen Quern of Charlotte,
and Miss Katrine Martin were at N c - W1 U arrive tomorrow to
Winthrop college Friday evening! s P ei l c l jveek-end as the guest
for the Freshman Beauty Q ue en ^ M 1-8 - F- r>- Hicks.
contest. Miss Joan Johnson was se-| Mr. and Mrs. Charles Yarborough
lected as a contestant from Brazile 0 * Aiken, spent the week-end with
' hall. 1 l*I s mother, Mrs. C. D. Yarborough,
Mr. .and Mrs. Goyne Simpson an d other relatives here,
spent the week-end in Charleston . Friends of TYuman Owens will be
I with the latter’s sister, Mrs. George interested to know he has accepted
I Hesse, and Mr. Hesse. They were a position at the Army Store.
accompanied home by their aunt, FINAL SETTLEMENT
; Mrs. C. D. Daniel, of Atlanta, who Take notice that on the 12th day
I will spend some time here. of November, 1953, I will render a I
Jane Timmerman returned yes-! final account of my acts and doingsl
terlay from a few days visit in Bel- as Administratrix of the estate ofT
ton with her uncle and aunt, Mr. Sallie Elizabeth Clifton Bobo in
and Mrs. Allen Knight. Mrs. E. M. the office of the Judge of Probate
Timmerman and Mrs. Thomas of Laurens County, at 10 o’clock
THREE DAYS ONLY!
BABY’S 5x7
Photo
Per
Baldwin spent yesterday there and
accompanied her home.
a. m., and on the same day will ap
ply for a final discharge from my
Bank Of Clinton*
Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Mr. and Mrs. Claude Crocker and trust as Administratrix,
daughter, Ginger, of Slater, spent Any person indebted to said es
the week-eritt with Mrs. Crocker’s tale is notified and required to |
parents, Mr. and Mrs. R, C. Adair. 1 make payment on or before that,
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Johnson* date; and all persons having claims |
and son, Johnnie, moved last week 1 against said estate will present
into the residence o nNorth Broad^hem on or before said date, duly
street formerly occupied by thei proven, or be forverer barred.
Bailey Williams family. i FLORENCE BOBO,
Friends of Mr. and Mrs. George Administratrix,
T. Bryson and daughters, Martha! Rt. 1, Clinton, S. C.
Jane and Mary Alice, will be inter- Sept. 14, 1953 4c-w-8
ested to know they have returned
here from Great Falls and are occu-
Monday-Tuesday-Wednesday
October 12 -13 -14
Beautiful 5x7 Black and White
Portrait of Your Baby
Regular $2.95 Quality
You Pay Only Jg y
Per Pound of
four Baby’s Weight
• KIDDIES 6 WEEKS TO 10 YEARS INVITED!
• A SELECTION OF PROOFS!
• DON’T GET LEFT OUT — COME IN!
• LIMIT 2 CHILDREN TO A FAMILY!
Regardless of weight of your child, all you pay is ONE
PENNY PER POUND of your child’s weight for this
beautiful portrait. <
MURRAY GARBER’S
CLINTON, S. C.
Blue Hose Meet
| Wofford Terriers
I Here Friday Night
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Presbyterian college entertains
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THURSDAY OCTOBER 8
TARGET HONG KONG
Richard Denning and Nancy Gates
TWO COMEDIES ’ CARTOON
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FRIDAY-SATURDAY OCTOBER 9-10
First Run
KANSAS TERRITORY
Wild Bill Elliott and Peggy Stewart
SUNDAY-MONDAY OCTOBER 11-12
MONTANA BELLE
Jane Russell and Scott Brady
CARTOON NEWS COMEDY
TUESDAY-WEDNESDAY OCTOBER 13-14
First Run
ROSE BOWL STORY
Marshall Thompson and Vera Miles
TWO CARTOONS
COMEDY
THURSDAY , OCTOBER 15
FAST COMPANY
' . T Howard Keel and Polly Bergen
CARTOON COMEDY
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college football classic Friday night
i at 8 o’clock on Johnson Field.
Wofford, carrying an unblemish
ed record of four victories against
no loses into the game, is being rat
ed a three-touchdown favorite to
win. But the pattern of past years
has been one of wide-open, high-
scoring football where the decision
remained in doubt until the final
whistle.
Advance ticket sales indicate an
other capacity crowd is expected to
turn out for this game which has
drawn full houses both here and in
Spartanburg for the past four years.
Football fans look to this game for
the type of thrilling action typified
by last year’s encounter when eight
touchdowns were scored before
Wofford emerged victorious by a
32-20 count. 4.
The Terriers will bfing to Clin
ton a ball club well seasoned even
though recently - changed to the
Split-T offense. They have demon
strated a powerful running at
tack and a stout defensive team so
far this season in running over
Western Carolina, Lenoir-Rhyne, g
Elon and Parris Island Marines. Big g
men in the Wofford operations are
Fullback Joe Hazle, Quarterback
Sherry Awtrey and Halfback Edd
Reed.
Presbyterian will make it a land
versus air battle by relying most
heavily upon its passing attack. The
Blue Stockings, with an inexpe
rienced team which lists four fresh
men and three sophomores in its
starting lineup, have a record of
one victory and one defeat in two
outings thus far. But the Hose-
men have proved they can move the
ball by air, even in driving rain and
against strong opposition. They did
so in losing to Clemson and in
whipping Alabama State.
Two freshmen quarterbacks, Fel
der Cook and Landy Avant, will
carry the passing load since letter-
man Harry Hamilton is hampered
by injury.
The Blue Stocking rushing game
suffered a set-back last week with
the injury of senior Fullback Joe
Austin, who will see little action, if
any. This means Gene Carter must
shift from halfback to full, with
freshman Gene Butler stepping up
to replace Carte,c f at left half.
Injuries also h^ve sidelined Half
back Gene Altman and are hamper
ing Guard Walter Yates. Yates
will see action but freshman Tom
my Warren is expected to replace
him in the starting lineup.
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