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I Thursday. November 26, 1953 THE CLINTON CHRONICLE Pajre Seven • WEST CUHTON SOCIAL AND PERSONAL NEWS J)rated their wedding anniversary November 22. Lawson was 65 yestrs old Nov. 15. moved into the parsonage and en- Mr. Braswell on his birthday. 1 Also as guest was Randall Linner|tered upon their new field of work. Out of town guests for the occas- Mr. and Mrs. Robert Whitsel and week-end with his mother, Mrs. son, Daryl, and Mrs. 'Misouri Wilkie Hallie Campbell, visited Mr. and Mrs. Bud Carr in Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Ficklifi and Aiken Srnday. Dewey Brazil of North Greenville Junior college, spent the week-end with his mother, Mrs. G. W. Brazil. daughter, Jane, visited Mr Ficklin’s brother, Harry Ficklin, and Mrs. Ficklin ii\ Spartanburg Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Stewart To Decorate Clubhouse son, Mrs. Leila Smith, Mr. and Mrs. — The Woman's club will decorate Jack Lawson and Mrs. Dollie Smith Revival Continues the Community building for Christ- of Buffalo and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Revival services are still in prog- mas the first week in December, Lawson, Jr., of this city. ress at the Church of God on Eliza- with many Christmas parties being i* ♦ beth Street With Rev. J. A. Dun- planned. Those planning to use the Turkey Dinner Today ! ia P. evangelist of Greenville, as the club are asked to call 959 4 _ _ Mr anc i M rs j Sheppard are who was als0 celebrating a birth- 1 They were presented an old tim- ;on were Mr. and Mrs. Jack Griffin '.Ins. GrISy Vm!™. C^r^nSenVVnd R.pTasTn.'aHve-'phon, MW 31st ^ attending the happy ^' ^retmenU were served by.the ^ Yesterday was the birthday of »on were ^r.and Mra^Rusell^Law- ladies of the church. Mrs. Violet King. Miss Raze Shelton will be ten years old November 28. Rufus Lee celebrated his birthday November 24. u B r* n i , ^ November 29th will be Mrs. Mar- 1 The Church of God on Elizabeth guest speaker each evening at 7:15. ,r—- — Mrs^Verlvn Lee^nd chifdrTn a ol ^ ^ J 1811611 .^ e S a< J? y G °^t garet Eisenhower ’ s birthday. Street will serve a turkey dinner The pastor, Rev. C. W. Barnes, Woman's Club Meets ril’n vi^tldMr Mrt AlvH[ efUge at Ansonville ’ N ' C * recent ‘■ Mrs. Vernon Trammell will cele- today (Thursday) at the Commun- extends a cordial welcome to the The woman’s club of Clinton TnnmTYipii rfnrirvj iho r™i y ' ., ! brate ^ ^rthday November 28. it v building. Dinner will be served public to attend the services. MiHs held its November meeting in Mrs T T and Man Mr - and Mrs ' L ' L ' R,ce and chl ' Yesterday was the birthday of f rom n a . m. to 6 p. m. at $1.00 the Community house Tuesday, No- anonmn^ild Mr and dren attended the funeral of Lee! Mrs. Alvin Bagwell. per plate. Girls' Groups To Meet vember 17. Students of the sev- Mtc t n nf TnLna Blgg3 in Asheville * N - C ’ Sunday ' Miss Louise Meadors celebrated _ Members of Camp Fire and Blue e nth grades gave the devotional, the former^ sister Mrs Palmer ; and ^ G f° rge Leopard a birthday November 17 Welcome New Pastor i Bird groups are asked to attend the an d entertained the club with a Balknger in Greer’saturdav ^ Mr - and Mrs. Walter Leopard, Mrs D. p. Ficklin had a birth- 0n Saturday evening the mem- next meeting when plans will be pageant of American history, com- ** 8 4. r oaiuraay ' and son, Larry, of Ninety-Six, spent day November 18. bership of Bailey Memorial South- made for Christmas parties and the bining a Thanksgiving program Mr. and Mrs. James Dunaway Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Hubert MLss Ruth Smith celebrated her t , rn Met hodist church gave a wel- 1 Christmas parade. ’ 'with American Education Week. visi.ed, their daughter, Mrs. Ray Leopard and family. birthday November 22. come party for Rev. and Mrs. Da- - — ' During the business session, pre- Fowler, and Mr. Fowler in Augusta, ■ an£ j Mrs j Barbery and * ~. vid Miller, their new pastor, and Honored On Birthday vide i o\ ; *r by Mrs. Sadie Power, wife in the social hall of the church, i On Sunday Mrs. Earl Braswell committees to serve the Men’s (continued on page 6) Ga., Sunday. M^s. Dunaway re- daughters of Greenville, M^. and With The Sick mained for 1 longer visit. i Mrs. Fred King and son and Mr Sorry to report Jim Meadors suf- Mr. and Mrs. Miller have already entertained with a dinner honoring Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Riddle were and Mrs. Mac Stubbs were dinner fered a broken foot Thursday at Sunday guests of the latter’s sister, 1 guests of Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Adams | work. Mrs. H. F. Waddell and Mr. Wad- recently. 1 Friends of John Word will regret dell in Laurens. • Mr. and Mrs. James Smith and to learn he underwent surgery at Mr. and Mrs. Robert McGinnis | f am ily of Greer, and Mr. and Mrs. th® General hospital in Spartanburg visited J. D. Word, who is a pa-ij^n McAlister and daughter, Pam, Thursday. a. the General hospital *n ^V^Thitmire spent Sunday with 1 ^Irs. Lawrence Lsnford is a pa* Spartanburg Sunday. Mrs. Gus Harris. ' tront at the Blalock clinic. t Pvt. Pat Lowe of Camp Gordon, Mr. and Mrs. Neiffer Creswell, Glad to report Mrs. M. W. Adams | Ge., visited his parents, Mr. and Mrs Melvin Creswell Mrs. Blanche! is a ble to be out after having been r J. V. Lowe during the week- creswell, Mrs. H. W.’Simmons and! ill- ~~ . end . _ _ _ „ , j Mrs Rosa Owens were visitors in' ... \ f Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Shealy and Greenville Thursday. [ Vf* ^4. S. daughter, Phyllis, of Greenville, ggt jack Caughman of New-! ° n Monday evening' November Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Boyce and f 0U ndland spent a few days with 16 > the Woman’s Missionary Society son. Barry, of Spartanburg, visit-1 his mother Mrs. Annie Mae Caugh- of Calvary Baptist church held its ed R. T. Trammell Sunday. j man recently. | regular monthly meeting at the AC Ted Ward reported to Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Watkins church. The president, Mrs. Grady Charleston Sunday for further as- 0 f Laurens, visited the former’s sis- signment after spending thirty days ter) M rs. Jim Meadors, and Mr. with his mother, Mrs. Willie Mae Meadors recently Mr. and Mrs. Bill Campbell and Miss Jeanette Koon of W r are daughter, Becky, of Charlotte, N. Sh- - ills, visited Mr. and Mrs. A. L c. f were week-end guests of the Lancaster Saturday. latter’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Mr. and Mrs. Grady Smith visit-; Qxner. ed Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Word in Spar- j j am es Caughman, Miss Betty tanburg Sunday. Mr. Word is a pa- Caughman, Mrs. Annie Mae Caugh- tier.t in the General hospital there, i mant Sgt. Jack Caughman and Mr. and Mrs. Robert McGinnis, Gail Caughman were called to and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Riddle Saluda Monday due to the aeciden- were visitors in Greenville Friday. tal death of Willie Albert Parrott. Mrs. Ray Fowler and children of! Miss Corrine Maze of Greenville, Augusta, Ga., returned home with spent the week-end with her par- Mrs. James Dunaway yesterday for ents> M r. and Mrs. John Maye. several days visU with her parents. Ro^y Braswell enlisted in the Mrs^ Harriett King is visiting her ^j r Corps and left for Texas for son, Edd King and Mrs. King in Rock Hill and other relatives in York. Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Amick visited the latter’s mother, Mrs. W H. Long in Prosperity Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Brooks Dunaway and daughter, LeJeune, and Mrs. Betty Lawson were visitors in Greenville Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Trammell attended the funeral of Mrs. Tram mell's grandfather, W. W. Thome, in Chesnee Thursday. L. R. Campbell of North Green/- ville Junior college, spent the basic training recently. Joe Caughman and daughter, Gail, Mrs. Annie Mae Caughman and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Caugh- man attended the funeral of Willie Albert Parrott in Saluda Tuesday. » Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Braswell' with Mr. and Mrs. Wert Jennings, spent the week-end in Columbia Birthdays and Wedding Anniversaries Mr and Mrs. Louie Webb cele brated their wedding anniversary November 15. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Fowler cele- Smith, presided, and the meeting was opened with all singing “Bring ing in the Sheaves,’’ and prayer by Mrs. Joe Campbell. An interesting mission study was taught by Mrs. Grange Cothran of. Laurens. The book used was en titled, “Let's Listen.” A short business session was held with roll call and minutes by the secretary. Several items of busi ness were considered and reports from committees heard. The^meet- ing was closed with prayer. Chicken Supper Enjoyed On last Tuesday evening the Nan Trammell circle enjoyed a chicken supper in the social rooms of the ! church. The tables were lovely with ar-1 rangements of glads, mums and pi-j racantha. Place cards with red nandina berries were very attrac tive. Guests for the evening were the members’ husbands and Rev. and Mrs. J. W. Spillers. Lawson Birthday Dinnor On Sunday the family of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Lawson gathered at the home honoring them with a birthday dinner. 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