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J Par* F»«r THE CLINTON CHRONICLE Thwraiay, Dt—bar II, ISM Items of Interest From • . . West Clinton MRS. JOHN MAYE, Correspondent and Representative . PHONE 923-R MERRY CHRISTMAS To all my subscribers friends and to The Chronicle staff, may you have a very Mer- Vision, ry Christmas and a happy and prosperous New Year. —MRS. MAYE : church will present the annual and Christmas play Friday night at 7:30, entitled 'Kay’s Christmas There will also be a Christmas tree with presentation of gifts . jnd Santa Claus. A cordial invitation is extend- ' d to the public by the pastor, I Mr. and Mrs. T. O. Brown and r cv r Quinn. Talmadge Sanders visited Mr. and Mrs. D M Sanders Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Bill League and family, Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Huff- stetler and Sandy spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Thurston Bur roughs near Renno Helen, William and Gerry Hunter of Chester, visited Mrs. W L. Ledford and Daisy during the week-end. Enjoy Annual Banquet On Saturday evening at 8 o’clock the Clinton Mills cloth 100m held its annual banquet at the American Legion hut. The ballroom and tables were beau tifully decorated. Seventy gpests sat down to a turkey dinner with all the trimmings served by Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Wilson and staff Mr and Mrs. F. A- Duncan left of the Clinton Cafa Games, today to spend the Christmas WP singmg and vocals were holidays with the former’s par- 1 reI \ dered one of the f^ests - — - and a male trio entertained with music and songs. mts, Mr and Mrs C- W. Duncan, in Comer, Ga. Mi and Mrs Robert Pitttpan [ Christmas Party By Circla of Tigerville. spent the week-end Nan Trammell circle of w.th Mr. and Mrs. James Owens. Calvary Baptist church held its Mrs. Grange Campbell and; Christmas party Thursday night sons, Terry' and Silas, visited in the social h?ll of the church. Mrs. Charlie Garrett and Mr and The tables were adorned with candles and snowman place cards. A turkey supper was en joyed, then gifts were presented from a decorated tree. Each year Mrs Ralph Prince in Spartan burg recently. DC1 Tan Windsor of Norfolk, Va , is spending severaj. weeks, with Mrs. Windsor and children, names are drawn for a secret Mrs. J. F Anderson of Gaines- siste r and S ift s ar e presented, ville, Ga., is spending several weeks with her daughter, Mrs. Missouri Wilkie D. L. McGee is visiting rela tives in Charlotte. N. C., th s week Mr and Mrs. Brooks Duna- Card of Thanks I I would like to say thank you to my friends, relatives and neighbors for the lovely cards, flower sand visits during my stay in the hospital. Each act of kind ness was greatly appreciated j , . . . . . iicsw was Bicduv uuureiiatea. J n l ? E , , er ’ v, JeU o e ' ; -MRS. COLEY CAMPBELL tended the Littlejohn - Poweu _ wedding in Duncan Sunday. j “ Birthday Party Jim Buzhardt and Billy Cran- , Friday afternoon Mrs. Houston ford spent Saturday in Green- Trammell, assisted by Mre. Har- V1 »f . „ „ , j vey Foster, was hostess to thirty- Mn> Cora Helms of Charlotte, ( w0 boys and girls honoring N C apt nt Sunday with Mr the form er’s little daughter, and Mrs. Brevajd Patterson Nancy Jean, who was ceelbrating , Mll t° n M ‘ a ^ her 5th birthday. Games were visited Mr and Mrs. George Wil- enjoyed and later the children son in Greenville Saturday. were invited into the dining room Mr and Mrs. Danny Fiote ot around a prettily appointcd table GreenviLe, spent the week-end cen tered with a pink and white with Mr and Mrs Tom Norris, birthday cake and were served Mrs. Douglas Milam and cake, lie cream and Christmas daughter, Phyllis, of Brookford. candy. Each child was present- v, ’ ; SP ». nt l ^. Week »;T Cl Wlth ed favors of cand >’ canes and the Mr and Mrs Milton Milam. IlUle guests remembered Nancy Mr and Mrs Bill Snelgrove j can with gifts ,-and daugh ers and Mrs. R. M. ' ♦ Sullivan spent the week-end in Christmas Party Greeleyvillc with Mr and. Mrs. The Camp Firpgirls, and their R M Sullivan. “ mothers enjoyed/ a Christmas Mr and Mrs L W IXiolittle of party undex/tfie supervision of Ninety-Six, Mr and Mrs. K. T the hostesses. Mrs. Murray Ad- Hutto 0 f Columbia. Mrs CecJ^am^^aril Mrs. Wavne Gramham, Desenbougn of Bold Rock, Ark“ Tecently. and AB Walter M Craven of A turkey dinner with all the lackland Air Force Base, San trimmings was served. The din- Antomo, Texas, arc visiting Mr. ner was served on deoora’od and Mrs. W R Craven. 'tables lighted with candles, Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Edge of After the dinner the group Gastonia, N. C, spent the week- enjoyed songs and games. In end with Mr and Mrs Milton closing there was an exchange ‘‘f Milam gifs Lt. and Mrs Jack Spillers and • oaughter of Big Springs, Tex.v Womans Club Christmas Dinner are spending a fifteen-day leave Lie Woman's club held Us an- with Rev. and Mrs .1 W Spiller. ual Christmas dinner Tuesday Lt Spillers will i nter the jet' evening, Dec. 14, in the Academy phase of p.lotuig when he re- i Street school cafeteria, turns t<» duly. A program of Christmas music Mu,-, Arietha Poole of Green- under the direction of Mrs. Joe ville, is spending several days: Land. Rev. W R. Quinn, pastor with Judy Cole. ,was given by the Choral club 1st Sgt. and Mrs. C. O Brazel of Bailey Memorial church gave and i>ons of Fort Banning,-Ga., the invocation Rev. J Marion are spending several weeks with Mr and Mrs C W Windsor and other r> it ves Friends of Mrs. Missouri Wil Rhoden, pastor of St. Johns Lutheran church, was the speak tr of the evening. Honor guests were Mr. and K.ie sympathize w ithe her in the Mrs. P. S. Bailey, Mr. and Mrs los> of her brother, R H And- George Huguley and Mr. and erson, who passed away at Foun- Mrs. W. R. Anderson, ta.n Inn December 15. | The banquet tables were artis- Mr and Mrs Lamar Weathers , tically decorated with arrange- and Julia Ann of Boganville, vis- ments carrying out the Christ- ited the lattre's parents, Rev and mas theme. At one end of the Mrs W R. Quinn, recently. dining room stood an old fash- Mrs Ressie McKenzie and Pa- icned Christmas tree adorned tncia Ann Duncan left Tuesday with various miniature designs, to ^>end the Christmas holidays The decorations were all made with the former’s son. J. E. Me- by the schol children under the Kenzie and family in Glen Cove, i direction of the teachers. Long Island, N. Y , and relatives in Wilmington, Del. 1 With The Sick Elizabeth and Bobby Ledford Mrs - Hubert Leopard is ill at of Chester, visited Mrs. W. L. : ^ er home. Mrs. W. L. Ledford has been ill I at her home several days. I Pearl and Desie Webb are ill with flu. Mary Lou Rochester was ill I-edford and Daisy Sunday. Birthdays and Wdeding Anniversaries Mr and Mrs. Hubert Leopard will celebrate their wedding an- niverasry December 24. was wuth flu last week. Mrs. Coley Campbell is recup- - * r M i Douglas Owens celebrated his gating at her home after under birthday December 21. Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Adams will have a wedding anniversary De cember 28 H A Adams celebrated his 75th birthday December 20. Mrs Toland Snelgrove will have a birthday December 31. Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Adams will celebrate their 50th wedding an niversary December 24. Harvey Foster had a birthday December 20. J. E. Meadors celebrated a birthday December 17. Sunrise Service . There will be a sunrise prayer meeting held Christmas Day at the Fire Baptized Holiness church on Beauregard street beginning at 6:00 a. m. A cordial invitation is extend ed to the public to attend by the pastor. Rev B. O McClain Communion Service A communion service and foot washing will be held at the Fire Baptized Holiness church on Beauregard street Sunday at 7 o’clock. The public is cor dially invited by the pastor, Rev. B. O. McClain To Giro Christmas Play Bailey Memorial Methodist going treatment at General hos pital in Greenville. Mrs. C. W. Windsor and Sybil have been ill with flu. Ann Meadors is ill at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J C. Meadors. TEL Class Christmas Party The TL Sunday school class of Calvary Baptist church held its annual Christmas party in con nection with its monthly meet ing Friday evening, December 17, amid the attractive Yule dec orations. During the business session, persided over by Mrs. Paul Fos ter, vice-president, the class se lected a needy family and nine shut-ins of the community as the recipients of appropriate Christ mas gifts. A faithful class mem ber, Miss Cora Stone, was pre sented a love offering. After amusing games a salad course was served. Under the Christmas tree had been placed gifts for everyone. After presen tation of these, familiar carols were sung. The teacher of the class, Mrs. Eva B. Land, was pre sented a lovely gift Turkey Dinner A turkey dinner was enjoyed (continued on cage 8) i • A ... "lit * • I. I • As the Wise Men followed the Star to the scene of our Saviour’s birth, may all of us be guided by the light of His spirit throughajl the days of our years. To all our Employees and Friends everywhere go our best wishes for a real old-fashioned Yule- tide, warm with love and friendship. This is our sincere wish for everyone. \ Clinton Cotton Mills and Lydia Cotton Mills