The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, April 08, 1954, Image 9

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•V , C S) > V The Chronicle Strive* To Be A Clean News-' paper. Complete, Newsy and Reliable OiljE (ttlinton dljranitk If You Don’t Read t .tt' ■ , The Chronicle Yon Don’t Get the News a*. - VotttmeiY Clinton, S. C, Thursday, April 8,1954 Number 14 Aviation Cadet Training Open To High School Grads High school graduates may now apply for Aviation Cadet Training and quality for a commdeeion in the U. S. Air Force, T-Sgt Rod ney C. Johnson, Aviation Cadet Canvasser for the Columbia Re cruiting Main Station, said here yesterday. The U. S. Air Force is accepting from single men who are high school graduates and are between the ages of If and 2d 1-2 years of age. * ATTRACT)VI IASTIK IMCIALTIIS . ... MclotlM McGee’s Drug Store PHONE NO. 1 The ARMY STORE EASTER FASHIONS! FOR ALL THE FAMILY! NEW SPRING SHIPMENT! Ladies Suits lO .95 A beautiful selection of rayon lin en in the latest styles. 100 per cent washable. Colors: Pink, white, navy and powder blue. Sises 10 to 20 COMPARE FOR VALUE! Ladies Dresses wm .95 A terrific selection in new spring styles in cottons, rayons and linen weave fabrics. Sizes 9 to 15, 12. to 20. Also half sizes. REDUCED TO CLEAR! Boys Suits. 4.99 Regular $7.95 These are perfect for Baster wear. Made of fine qual ity gabardines in solids and plaids. Single and double breasted model. Sizes 3 to 8. EASTER STOCK COMPLETE! Haggar Slacks for Men 5.95-6.95 A handsome selection in new spring styles and fabrics. Regular and high styled models. Sises 28 to 44. FREE! FREE! FOR THE CHILDREN Colored Chicks Begiaaing Thursday, April 8tk With the Purchase Of Each Pair Of SHOES < r in News From LYDIA MILLS MRS. CLYDE TRAMMELL, Correspondent, Representative TELEPHONE IMS Mrs. Lucille Banks and John Earle of Greenville, Mrs. Mable Tucker and Mrs. Loree Belton of Clinton, visited Mr. and Mrs Tom Banks and Miss Myrtis Liv ingston Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. James Fleming of Laurens, were visitors of Mr. and Mrs. George Fleming Monday. , Mr. and Mrs. Durward Jenkins of Laurens visited Mr. and Mrs. Pruitt Oakley Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gaffney were visitors in Greenwood Sun day. Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Webb of Charleston, were Sunday over night guests of Mrs. Letha Rhodes and Mr. and Mrs. Ches- tey King. Mrs. L. A. Williams, A1 Wil liams and Russell Trammell were visitors in Greenville Sat urday. Mr. and Mrs. Wylie Harper and family of Greenwood were Sunday guests of the latter’* parents, Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Todd. Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Campbell have returned *to their home in Spartanburg, after spending the past week with Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Burdette. Mrs. Laura Darby and Mrs. Annie Mae Roper accompanied Hadar Technician 2c Dewey Do'- by to Charlotte Sunday wherfe he went , on to Virginia from there to sail for Cuba. Mr. Dar by has been home for 30 days after three years in Cuba. He is expected to be there around six months. Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Neal and Jimmy visited Mr. and Mrs. Em mett Neal in Greenwood Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. David Roberts attended the “South Pacific" show in Spartanburg Friday evening. Mr. and Mrs* George Fleming and son were visitors of her par ents, Mr. and Mrs. G. Q. Ma lone, in Ware Shoals Sunday. Visitors of Mr. and Mrs. C B. Sharpton, Sr., Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Miller and family of Greenville, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Hughes and family of Columbia, and Mr. and Mrs. % W. D. Bozard of Newberry. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Trammell, Kenneth and Miss Ruth Tram mell visited Mrs. Trammell’s sister, Mrs. Royce Smith, who was a patient at Self Memorial hospital in Greenwood, on Sat urday. They also visited Mrs. Emma Neal and Mr. and Mrs Clyde Pruitt in Greenwood* Airman 3c William Wyatt has returned to Lake Charles, La., after spending the past week with Mrs. Wyatt and family and his parents Mr. and Mrs. Ray- bum Wyatt. Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Abercrom bie and family spent Sunday with ♦he former’s brother, Broadus Abercrombie, and Mrs. Abercrombie in Laurens. Mr. and Mrs. Buck Loftin and children of Winstooro, spent Sun day with the latter’s sister, Mrs. Bill Nelson, and Mr. Nelson. Mr .and Mrs. Bobby Boyce and son of Glendale, visited the ( latter’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Davenport, during the week end Mrs. Jimmy South and son, Dan, were weekend guests of her mother, Mrs. Julia James, in Whitmire. Mrs. Rachel Moseley, Mrs. Le on Abercrombie, Mrs. Henry Ab ercrombie and Mrs. George Simpson visited the former’s brother, Lem Francis, who is ill at his home in Laurens, recently. They also visited Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Tinsley in Joanna Sunday. Sgt. and Mrs. Larry Motte and children of St. L6uis, Mo., Mrs. Lillian Proffitt of Gatlinburg, Tenn., and Nye Lepoard of Lau rens, were Sunday guests of Mrs. Annie Lawson. Miss Alavee Cunningham of the Long l^rartth community, spent the week-end with Miss Barbara Roberts. Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Snel- grove and children visited Rev. and Mrs. P. A. Duckett in New berry Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Abercrom bie and children were in Cross Hill Sunday where Mr. Aber crombie brought the morning message at the Baptist church. Mr. and Mrs. Eulis Gilliam of Greenwood, were week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs. B. , R. Boozer. / Mr. and Mrs. Frank Goss and family visited the former’s moth er, Mrs. G. W. Gross, in Elberton, Ga., aSturday. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hoffman and Mr. and Mrs Frank Ott and Claudette of Columbia, spent Sunday yrith Mr. and Mrs. Claud McElhannon. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Coxe and children of Spartanburg, were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Snyder. Mrs. Earl Lee and children and Mr. and Mrs. Kent Tucker of ! Cowpens, were Sunday guests of Mrs. Tom Burnett and Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Black. Mrs Nell Mills visited Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Chandler in Joanna Sunday. W. S. C. S. Hottest Circle The Woman’s Society of Chris tian Service of the Lydia Metho dist church will be the host cir cle at a meeting to be held at the home of Mrs. David Roberts Tuesday evening, April 15, at 7:30 p. m. Mrs E K. Garrison and the chairmen of the circles of Broad Street Methodist church in Clin ton, will be guests. All members of the society are invited to be present. Birthday Dane* On Saturday evening Miss Kay Roberts was honored on her 11th birthday by her parents, Mr and Mrs. David Roberta, with a square dance in the Prov idence school lunch room. Spring flowers decorated th£ room with the Blaster motif be ing carried out in the decora tions and refreshments. ArounA thirty classmates and a few oth er friends of Kay were on hand to enjoy the dancing and games with Mr and Mrs. Burl Allen assisting in the eentertaining. Later in the evening refresh ments were served the group. Kay’s grancknother, Mrs. C- & Roberts, and her aunt and cous in, Mrs. J- E. Bramiet .and Bren da, of Laurens, were out of town guests. The honoree received many lovely gifts. Presbyterian Woman Meat The Women of the Church met at the home of Mrs. J. B. Neal Monday evening for their regu lar monthly session, presided over by ihe president, Mrs. Eu gene Johnson. After the busi ness session an interesting pro gram was enjoyed. The meeting | was closed with prayer. During the social hour the hostess served a salad plate with 1 cold drinks, assisted by Mrs. Carson Neal. B. Neal, celebrated a birthday ! Wade, Miss Lou Belle Neighbors, April T. Miss Clyde Smith, Miss Mary Mr. and Mrs. Claud McElhttft-j Johnson, Mrs. R. C. Adair and non celebrated their 40th wed-! Mrs. Addison Neighbors, ding anniversary April 4. Mr. and Mrs Marvin Harvey celebrated their 14th wedding anniversary April 6. Leroy Davis observed a birth day April 2. Cecilia McLendon was 11 years old April 7. Miss Carolyn Bennett will be 15 years old April 12 Little John Allen Snelgrove was one year old March 31. Roger Hardee WiR be 2 years old April 10. Spurgeon Todd observed a birthday April 3 Miss Janet Coker was 21 years old March 27 Mr. and Mrs. J B. Neal will celebrate their 10th wedding an- -NERVOUSNESS- This is the case history of a Clinton housewife, Age 38, suffering from nervousness who found blessed relief and recovery at the Hart Chiropractic Clinic. She advised that her nerves were really bad. She reported smothering spells, restlessness at night, un able to get much sleep, afraid to be in crowds, ten sion in the back of the neck causing headaches, ner vousness, indigestion and.a feeling of being tired all the time. In fact she said she woke up as tired as when she went to bed. r WHY DO YOU SUFFER NEEDLESSLY? START GETTING WELL TODAY. CALL FOR AN APPOINTMENT AT THE C. J. HART CHIROPRACTIC CLINIC 205 Church St Tel. 2-2501 LAURENS, S. C. We Financed Our Home the Modern Way "With today’s high living costs, we had to have a home-financing plan that would fit right into our family budget. We had to KNOW how much it would cost each aaonth to pay for our home ... including principal, interest, taxes and insurance.” All these may be included in the monthly payments on home loans made here, and our plan brings dtbt-frt* ownership. EDERAL SAVINGS |AND LOAN ASSOCIATION A Clinton Institution Serving Clinton People Since 1909 No. « Birthday Party For Son Mrs J B. Neal was hostess at a birthday party for her young l niversary April 11. son, Jimmy, who was celebrating his third birthday Saturday. The children enjoyed a num ber of games directed by Mrs. Neal, after which they were in vited into the dining room where Cub Pack Maatinq The Lydia Cub Scouts, Pack 90, met in the Providence ichodl Tuesday night for their monthly session. The program was based on the project theme, ‘The Won der Wizard of Or.” Den No. 1, Mrs. lone Wallace, Den mother, used as the opening. . a parade of characters from the Land of Oz, and sang as a chorus “The Wizard of Oz.’’ Den No. 2, Miss Margaret Blakely Den Mother, gave the program Herman Burdette, as the Wizard, per formed feats of magic. Den No. 3, Mrs Mattie Hamrick Den Mother, gave the closing. Honors were presented the three Den Chiefs, Ronald Corley, T ,, Herman Burdette arid Tony Ab- Miss X»n Harvey was 13 years ercrombie Bruce Mdls wai pre . d April 7, and Douglas Hra- „ nted ' hl3 Bobcat pin J. B. Neal, assistant cub mas ter, presided and made the awards old April 7, and Douglas very will be 6 years old April 15. Mrs. Pruit Oakley will cele brate her birthday April 11. H^ppy birthday to R. C. Sat they gathered arpund the table terfield today and to Mrs. Sat- and sang Happy Birthday’’ to terfield April 14 Jimmy, after-which the beauti- Mrs. Richard Walenzine cele- fully decorated cake was cut and brated her birthday Apnl 3 All The Little Things Needed For The Office CHRONICLE PUB. CO. served with ice cream Jimmy received many from >his guests gifts With The Sick Sorry to report Mrs. Stella Mc- Lenfdon remains a patient at Mrs Bessie Brown wil cele-' brate her birthday Annl 11 Paint-Up. Clean-Up Campaign The annual paint-up. clean up campaign is now m full swing as -the Lydia community beau- Hays hospital where she under ufnation program closes April 15 in a contest, and prizes will be awarded three winners Many attractive yards are now being planted and designed. went surgery the past week. W I. bailey, Sr., is able to be out after a nillness. Those with measles and recup erating this week are Roger Har dee, Dennis and Dale Roberts, Wayne Kithhens, Harvey Shu mate, and Jimmy Walker. Little Johnnie Stewart been ill a few days. Sorry to report Mrs. Earl Jack- son is a patient at the Laurens hospital. Glad to see Mrs Addie Bee Coleman out after several days illness. Mrs. J. B. Neal is ill at her home. Danny Roy Dunaway is ill. Birthdays and AnnivarsariM Mrs. Herman Phipps celebrat ed her birthday April — Jimmy Neal was 3 years old April 2, and his mother. Mrs. J May Faatival Planned Plans are being made for the May Festival to be held on the has. athletic grounds May 7, at 5 00 in the afternoon. The event will be planned on an English theme, and about four hundred children ? will take part. Gwelda Tucker, daughter of Mr. and Mrs Richard Moore, was chosen May Queen by the members of the seventh grade* Margaret Madden, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Claude Madden, will be the queen’s attendant. 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