The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, November 05, 1953, Image 10
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THE CLINTON CHRONICLE
Thursday, November 5, 195?
WEST CLINTON SOCIAL AND PERSONAL NEWS
MJ1S GRADY SMITH, Correspondent 'an& r iRepfesentative—Phone 596-J
•. *' Mr..arid Mrs. Paul Glenn and son
'erf, Greenville, visited Mr. and Mrs.
Melvin Sety Sunday.
Pvt. Rudolph Hamrick of Par
ris Inland, has returned to camp af
ter >pending a ten-day furlough
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J.
R Hamrick.
Mr and Mrs L. L. Rice and fam
ily and Mrs. Hicks. Gooper were
visit r- m .PomariajSunday.
Mrs Gus Harris’ has returned
\ orre after a week s visit with her
ut, r, Mrs. Luther Watkins, in
W re* mi re v ’
Mr and ,\Ir> Ernest Smith and
\or.~ and Mrs Leila Smith of Buffa-
lo, were Sunday guests of Mr. and
Mrs Henry Lawson.
V: and Mrs. S. A; Owens of-
(Lifiney. spent Sunday with the
fwrr.er’? mother, Mrs. D. L. Owens.
Mr and Mrs. J. J. Owens sperit
Sur ".a- w.th Mr. and Mrs! Ernest
Aua-r- in Cailison.
1 , i .t Richard Wallenzine of Fort
\ C, spent the week-end
wall ■*,> parents, Mr. and Mrs.
CUuui Wallenzine.
M - John Cranford and Mrs.
t hiiid Matthews of Chester, visit
ed the farmer’s grandsons, Pete and
Hilly Cranford, and Mr and Mrs. W.
D ^.zemore recently.
Mr and Mrs. George Price and
?or s and Mr and Mrs. Carl Heaton,
Jr . were Sunday guests of Mr.
Pr.'ce's sister, Mrs. Jim Anderson,
and Mr. Anderson in Augusta. Ga.
M*s J"H Seay is spending sev-
t r. . day.-, with Mr. aod Mrs. Royce
Sn th near Ware Shoals.
Mr and Mrs. George Davis and
fan .!.v visited his brother, Wilburn {
Dav:,, who is nil, and Mrs. Davis -
in f.mgsport, Tenn., recently.
Paratrooper and Mrs. Charlie
Owf.m r.f Spartanburg, and Fort
Ja, k on. wete week-end guests of
Mr ind Mrs. James Craine.
John Bolton and Richard Jacks,
idu.hnts at North Greenville Junior
oiWj-e. were week-end guests of
tin jatter’s parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Jacks.
Mrs Laura Mae Howard visited
Mrs Alice Howard in Piedmont
during the week-end.
GM2 Chas. Kmard of Norfolk,
Va : is spending ten^ days wiLh his
pan nfs, Mr. and Mrs. Ed B Norton.
Mrs. Gladys Kellett and Mrs.*
Grace Coke spent the w*eek-end in
Gref nville with relatives.
Friends of Colie Blease, Jr., will
k*arr, with interest he has received
bis .discharge from the army after
serving 17 months in Korea with*-
-Co F of the Infantry Division.
Mr. and Mrs. Steven Foster and
daughter of Charleston, were w*eek-
roiJ .guests of Mrs. Foster’s' sister;
Mrs Ralph Childs, Mr. Childs and
■uttun relatives.
Mr. and Mrs Tommy Galloway
and daughter of Oak Ridge, Tenn.,
were recent week-end'*guests of the
former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. A.
*C Galloway.
Mr. ijmd Mrs. Goldie Simmons
were visitors in Elizabeth City, N>
"C,, Saturday.
Mrs Floyd Taylor was called to
Pelzer reeently due to the serious |
illness of her father, J. B. Strick
land
fhvi. Jessie Lyda is spending a
ten-day furlough with hi^ mother, j
ltr> Clara Lyda, before sailing for,
an overseas assignment.
Rev and Mrs. B. O. McClain vis-;
«fe*d their son, Roland McClain, who
« a patient in an Atlana, Ga., hos-
urtai Saturday.
Mrs. Carl, Windsor and children
off Elizabeth City, N C., is visiting
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Colie
HJtai-e DC1 Carl Windsor joined
them here Saturday and is visiting
hu parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. W.
^Windsor
■Charier Windsor, Mrs. Carl
Wnutsor and Mrs C. W. Windsor
vjnted Mr and Mrs. Ed Duncan in|
Anderson Sunday.
and David Crocker of Union,
were visitors Sunday of *Mr and
JUrv f? L. Crowell.
Jimmie Suttles of Fort Jack-
.> .spending a 10-day leave with
.Suttles and other relatives and
». rll report back to Fort Knox, Ky. j
Mrs It. S. Hudson and sons of At-
*anta, Ga., were w r eek-end guests
•ji Mr- Ada Center and Miss Bessie,
Hu to law
and Mrs. Wm. Crowell of
Fort Bragg, N. C., spent the week-;
eiid v:th the former’s parents,' Mr.,
and Mrs. R L. Crowell.
Mr and Mrs. Arthur Sanders and
>x>n, Mike, and Mrs. Annie Mae,
Canghman visited Mrs. Sanders’
fajfrivr, Rob Smith, and Woodrow
Smith in Newberry Saturday.
Mrs. B. S. Rawls has returned
fcaroc after a week’s visit with her
ranter, Mrs. E. P. Lowry and other
Motives in Saluda pounty.
ASr -Richard Riser has returned to
C^oni; Beach, Calif., after spending a
thirty day leave with Jiis parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Leo Riser.
Murray Adams and W. R. Thomas
so* ■attending the Southern Metho-
rfbst conference at Florence this
day guests of Rev. and Mrs. C. W.
Barnes.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Brown and
sons, accompanied by Mr. and Mrs.
W. E Brown of Joanna, visited the
latter Mr. Brown’s mother, Mrs. T.
J. Brown, in Hartwell, Ga., Sunday.
A. L. Rollins of Columbia, visit
ed his brother, Cj>. "R. Rollins, and
Mrs. Rollins Tuesday.
Mrs J. L. Reynolds and daughter.
Shirley, were visitors in Greenville
Monday. ,
Mr. and Mrs. James Bailey spent
Monday and Tuesday with her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Scott, in
Greenville.
Mr. and Mrs. I. J. Fair of Green
ville were week-end guests of the^i
daughter, Mrs. Claude Gilstrap, Jr.,
and Mr. Gilstrap. ■
Mr. and Mrs. Evans Goodwiu and
-ons. Evans JII, and Joe. of Mul.in-,
•ihd Mr and Mr=. Tommy Traylor
and daughter, Joy, of Union, spent
Fridav night and Saturday with
Mrs. J >e E Land.
Mr and Mrs. Eddie Rodelsperger
and daughter of Newberry, and Mr
and Mrs. Charles Hughes and
daughter of Laurens, visited Mr.
and Mrs. Boyd Holzciaw Sunday.
With The Sick
Glad to report Mrs. Ada Center is
able to be up after. several weeks
illness.
Tony McCall suffered a broken
arm at play recently.
Mrs. L. C. Gooch has returhed to
her home after undergoing surgery
at Hays hospital.
Mrs. Charlie Foster has returned
home after several days- stay 5t
Hays hospital.
Friends of Mrs. C. W. Windsor
will be glad to know she is able to
be out after several days stay at
Hays hospital.
Mrs. Jim Tinsley has been con--
fused to her home several days due
to illness.
Regret to report Mrs. John Heds- 1
peth has been ill several days at
her home
Friends of Richard Hampton will
learn with interest that his condi
tion is improved, but he still re
mains a patient at Spears clinic in*
Denver, Colo.
blue Forget-Me-Nots. Her only at
tendant was her sister, -Mrs. Carl,
Windsor of Elizabeth City, N. C.,,
who wore a dusty rose dress with
navy acessories and a corsage of]
white carnations.
The groom was attended by Colie
Blease, Jr, brother of the groom( as
best man.
Following the ceremony the cou
ple left for a wedding, trip to points side with her parents until Mr
of interest in Charleston, ■,
Mrs .Simmons, the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Blease of this
city, received her education in the
city schools.
Mr. Simmons is the son of Mrs.
Estelle Roland of this city, and re
ceived his education-in the city
schools and recently returned from
several months duty with the U. S.
Army.
At present Mrs. Simmons will re~
Simmons receives his discharge
from the army.
Birth Announcement
Duncan
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Duncan of And
erson, are receiving congratulations
upon the arrival of a son, Harold
Stanley, October 22 at Anderson
hospital.
Mrs. Duncan will be remembered
as the former Miss Doris Windsor
of this city.
Shower For Bride-Elect
jOn Friday evening, October
23,
Mesdames Johnnie Mason, Shirley
Wilson and Pauline Creswell were
hostesses to a lovely party honoring
Miss Evelyn Blease, bride-elect, at
the home of the latter.
Upon Miss Blease’s arrival the
guests joined in sieging “Here
Comes the Bride,” and she Was pre
setted a corsage of white carna
tions.
Bridal games, including Famous
Lovets, and the Bride’s Trousseau
(Continued on page seven)
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October 26th w'as the birthday of I
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Victor Mattox celebrated a birth
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■“i Little Vicki Crowell was 2 years!
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Mrs. Henry Lusk celebrated a
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Butch Deadwyler had a birth
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Danny Ray Deadwyler celebrated
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October 9th was the birthday of:
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Bobby Galloway celebrated a
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Don Hanback and Maxie Davis]
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November 3rd w*as the birthday
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Mrs. Ella Harvey had a birthday
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Little Gary Caughman is one year
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Delmar Hardman will celebrate
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Mr. and Mrs. Luke Fuller will
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Blease-Simmons Marriage
On Saturday, October 24, at 6:00
p. m., Miss Evelyn Blease became
the bride of Goldie Simmons at the
home of Rev. J. A. Williams, of
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corsage was of pink rosebuds and
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