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- *• $ \ — ) , . t Thursday, January 7, 1934 == J 1 S \ THE CLINTON CHRONICLE f.» Page Five WEEK-END TRIPS. . VISITORS .. ILLNESS BRIEFS. u MOW THE PEOPLE YOU KHO' Items of Interest Concerning Clinton Residents W. of friends at Thpmwell. formers aunt, Mrs. George Bailey, and other relatives. ! Mrs. A. D. Salter and children peaches to some tourists from Kan Misses Nancy Cook and .Jenny have returned frama-several weeks>5as City, Mo. Payne resumed their studies at stay with Dr. Salter, who is station- Soon after they left he found that Salem Academy in Winston-Salem, ed at the Naval ; Air Base, Memphis, his eyle glasses were missing. N. C., Tuesday after spending tho Tenn. They also spent a few days A f6w days mter ne re cei/ed the holidays at home. ’ | in Carthage, Mo., with her fsther,-gj asses jjy pared post from Kan- George Comelson. Jr., resurted^g. H. King. , sas City Apparently, as he/thought his studies at ' Harvard Business : Mr. and Mrs. Harry House of at the tim€> he had dro/ped' his Dr. and Mrs. F. K. She* end of Camden, were week-end Ut, ^ool in fridge Mj^ Tues- D a Mr. and Mrs glasses * ith «.* c^STwhich he family have returned from . »v ; of Mr. end Mrs Lewi, Pitts] and dayjdter spendmg the hohdays tty*™*™ *~ 1 ,' 0 d "' M ** r g irc ^ T^t^Sts hTfounS enal weeks stay at their cottage at family.. < I ^ 4 t Hudgens of Soartanbure sneht last !ll e bas j- ™e jouri^ts na “ touna D *°e “e w^k^wi^M ^t^S: W? ^ ^ ^ " ma " w^k-^nd witiH IfiGir dsuditcrl cind nicr s psjrcnts in 'W^pr^nnlon, N. C* “ A friend of tlie Tf. 'C. Flemings ^ and! Mr. and Mrs. J. David Copeland Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Addy and, of Laurens, who lives in Califor- at-‘spent the Christmas holidays with children of Lakeland, Fla., were re-lnia, read of the incident in a Cali- Mr. and Mrs. James P. Sloan tend the tea given Saturday sifter- their daughter. J^rs. Ralph Yonce, cent guests of the former’s father, fornia newspaper and sent the were week-end guests of Mr. and noon by Mrs. W. K. WaitesTand and Mr. Yonce^-m their .recently George Addy and Mr. and Mrs. clipping to them. How it got in ^ ^ il^ ! completed home in Johnston. Ran- LewBagwell. » there under a Laurens date line is e dolpfi Copeland Yonce returned for Guests over the week-end of Mr. anybody’s guess, but here it/is: a.visit with his grandparents. and Mrs. Henry Buber were. Mr. ‘Laurens, S. C. (AP)—Farmer C Point, this county, sold.a basket of; W. Madden searched high and low for his glasses, with no luck. Then jth£ postman delivered them post marked from Kansas. City, Mo.. Madden recalled thatTie had sold a basket of peaches to a tourist family several weeks earlier. They found the glasses along with four three-cent stamps that just paid for the return postage.” Vero Beach, Fla. Miss Mary Catherine Anderson, left last week for the University of Georgia, Athens, where she will be ■ sister, Mrs. Olin Sheely, Jr., a student the coming semester. | Mr. Sheely, coming especially Ml's. John Sloan in Columbia. . Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Pitts and children arid Sirs. Paul T. Wood were recent guests of relatives and friends in Charleston and Norway. Mrs; D. O. Rhame of Coliimbia, is visiting her son and daughter-in- law, Dr. and Mrs. D. O. Rhame. Mrs. J. B/ Speake and familv spent a few days last week with her sister, Mrs. W. C. Adams, in Ma con, Ga., and her father, R. B. Sim mons, in Montrose, Ga. Dr. and Mrs. T. Layton Fraser and daughters visited the former’s relatives in Hinesville, Ga., last week. Miss M&fie Fraser of Nor folk, Va., spent • several days dur ing the holidays at her home here. Mr. and Mrs. Fleming Thornton and children have retume dfrom a visit with •the former’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. F.- B. Thornton, Sr., ' in Naples, Fla. Lt. CoL and Mrs. Walter B. Todd and children have returned to Falls Churchi Va., aner a week’s visit with the former’s sister, Mrs. C. R Workman, Mr. Workman, and other relatives here, and Mrs. . Todd i mother in Laurens. Mrs.. Hugh Eargle and daughter, Lucy, of Flor ence, also spent a few days last week with her sister, Mrs. Work- Mrs. Bernard Nabors for Miss dred Bozard at ,the former’s in Joanna. CIRCLE WILL MEET The Kelly-Glenn circle of Dun can Creejt Presbyterian chuVch will meet Tuesday; January * l£, at 3;00 O’clock with Mrs.> James S. Gray. Mrs. Gray will lead .the Bible study on Acts. < - OFFICE SUPFUES CHRONICLE PUBLISHING CO. Phone 74 Louis Taylor of New York,; | n - ; Sam Stone and son, Domfc, Mrs. ^ . a ^ h . turned Tuesday to his* home spending several weeks with daughter, Mrs. Francis V. S and Lt. Col. Sroi Mr. and Mrs. J.^C. Thomas daughters, Kay an\ Terry, spent and Mrs. Ralph Yonce in Johnston. T ’ M cp, sp . the week-end in Wilrmngton, N. C., Mrs. V. M. McGuire and children —— with their daughte- arid sister, Lindsey Odom, and Mrv, Odom Mr. and Mrs. Charles Varbor of Aiken, spent several\days cently with Mrs. C. D. Yarborough and other. relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Jlpanes children, Tommy, Ginger da Ann, of Atlanta, Ga.,|spen jfteriC/ J. Bauknight and daughter, Ro j e, *l ary ’ T of Columbia, his Amelia, of Charleston, were recent a « r d ,, Mrs Jar " es Dominick and ith, guests of Mrs. Metta Stone. ^ Wrii'am ot Joanna, Mr. and ;, J „ Mrs. Gerald Suber of Laurens. , Mr: and Mrs, Russell Cooper Mrs Paul Stooksbury of Colum . bia, was trie guesf Sunday of Mrs 8 Mrs. ar e visiting her sister, Mrs Maude Dpnnpv in Gadsden. Ala. iIVlQfluSn S V3IQSS6S ! Denney, in. Gadsden, Ala )u»h/ or. and Mrs. H. H.,Thompson re- Lost In Laurens, - turned Monday “ their honie in Found In Kansas and and Wan the % «v i: **• I 5* of week-end with the former’s! par-| entSt Mr> and Mrs . T> c . McCarley, ents, Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Jeanies.., Mr. and Mrs. John R. Sea* ' of Columbia, spent the week-end! with his mother, Mrs. T. M. Sease Mr. and Mrs. Fate Henry of ville, were recent guests of thje for mer’s mother, Mrs. W. J. and other relatives. Rev. and Mrs. W. Q. Grig; son, Quay, of Mocksville, Ruston, La., after a few days visit, with their son and daughter-in-law, ft Mr. and Mrs. W. Y. Thompson. Al- (yom The Laurens Advertiser) <6 so guests , of the Thompsons during J* 16 world is not so large after \ 4he holidays were the latter’s par-1 ’ Back in Jhe summer C. Ware wrte recent guests of the latter’s and brother, W. T. McCarley 1 , Chattanooga, Tenn. Mr. and Mrs. K. F. Mills and children on Tuesxiay visited • the ^ es * i former’s father, T. A. Mills, who is ill, at his home in Fort Mill. Mr. and Mrs. Cyrus Brame and , son, Cy, of North Wilkesboro, N. andi c. r -were guests Saturday of Mr. C-»'and Mrs. Horace D. Payne Madden peach orchardist near Cold lenry, Week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs. man. Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Reasonover Pine Bluff, Ark., are guests of the mother, Mrs. Metta Stone, and oth- r. F. Mills were Bill Unthank of er relatives. - Greenville, Billy Hair of Chester Dr. and Mrs. Charles Anderson of and Bob Lockhart of*Anderson. ""v 1A A if ■ am f A • ••IQOHing TUr TVI6 vlgHT HNIiijfQJV KKill Many local families have found the go-ahead signal for their home-financing plans at this AsNxriation. We have ample funds to, finance purchase or construction of desirable homes, after doftrn payment requirements are met. Rent-like monthly payments Bring you debt-free home ownership. 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C., Mr. Crutchfield has returned here after spending the holidays‘in Wil son. „ Mrs. Rufus Sadler and daughters have returned firm a visit with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Do- *herty in New. York. Mrs. Wallace Meggs and children of Florence spent a feW days last week with her mother; Mrs Inez Pritt. Also visiting their mother re cently were Miss Rachel Pruitt of Jacksonville, Fla., Mr. and Mn Grady Adams and children of Aiken, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Ramsey and chil dren, Mr. and Mrs. Keith Pduitt and son of Whitmire. Dr. and Mrs. George R. Blalock and children spent a few days last week at their cottage at Pawley’s Island. „ Mr. and Mrs. Robert S. Powell had as their guests Saturday, Mrs. Pow ell’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Carl G. Forth, of Lexington. Mrs. George Taylor recently vis ited her daguhter, Mrs. Burt Copley and Mr. Copley in Aiken. She was accompanied home for a few days stay last week by her daughter, Mrs. Ernest Cushman and the "Rev. Mr. Cushman of South Pittsboro, Tenn. 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