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I Thursday, January 10, 1957 THE CLINTON CHRONICLE THE WOMAN’S PAGE Social Events and Club News of Interest Telephone 74 or 495 Methodist WSCS Will Meet Monday The Woman's Society of Chris tian Service of Broad Street Methodist church will meet Mon day afternoon, January 14, at 3:30 at the church. Century Club Meet Tuesday The Century club will meet Tuesday afternoon, January 15, at 4 o'clock at the home of Mrs. Wil liam Redd Turner. Carroll-Chancy Troth Announced Mr. and Mrs. Obie Carroll, of Laurens, announce the engage ment of their daughter, Vonceill, to* 1 Samuel Carl Chaney, Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. S. Carl Chaney, of this city. The wedding wtTl take place in the summer. McLendon-Boyce. Engagement - Mr. and Mrs. William E. Mc Lendon, 4 of this city, announce the engagement of their daugh ter, Marian, to Wallace Derrell Boyce, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Boyce, of near Clinton. The wed ding will take place at an early date. Asbill-Gampbell Announcement - ■ Mr. and Mrs. Brunson Asbill announce the marriage of their daughter, Willette, to Silas M. Campbell, son of Mr. and Mrs. Grange Campbell.- The marriage was performed by Rev. Earl Cooper, pastor ot the Earle Street Baptist church, of Greenville, on December 31, 1956. Mrs. Galloway Honored In lacksonville Mrs. A. B. Galloway, formerly of Clinton, was honored on her 92nd birthday Sunday, January 6, at the home of her son, Eugene Galloway, in Jacksonville, Fla About fifty friends of the church and community called during the afternoon, brought gifts, took movies of her and shared her birthday cake. Honors Visitors With Drop-In Honoring her husband's moth ers, Mrs. J. C. McSween, o^ De- Funiak .Springs, Fla., and his aunt, Mrs. Paul Long, Mrs. Harry McSween entertained with a morning drop-in during their re cent visit here. The entertaining rooms were lovely with seasortal decorations, A New Year’s theme was carried out in the dining room in pink and silver. Table appointments featured a pink and silver cloth, silver New Year beTTs and pink carnations. Mrs. Michael Turner poured coffe which was served with sandwiches, cookies, candy, and biscuits. Miss Margaret Bell, of Staun ton, Va., who was also a visitor here, was a guest for the party. phen D. I Lee Chapter United Daughters of the Confederacy. Mrs. Betts presented the pro gram on “Historical Trees.” Latei a social hdur was enjoyed with i the hostesses serving hot punch, strawberry short cake and toasted nuts. Camellias with greenry and berries were artistically ar ranged in the home for the oc casion. MRS. WILLARD THOMAS COX Prior to her wedding December 16, at the First Baptist Church, of Loris, Mrs. Willard Thomas Cox was Miss Jean Elizal>eth Mc Queen. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. .A. H. McQueen, of Loris, and the granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Pinson, of this city. The bridegroom is the son of Mr and Nfrs. D. D. Cox, of Clar endon. N. C. Mrs. Gault Gives Dessert Bridge Mrs. Marvin Gault, Jr, gave; a dessert bridge on Thursuay after noon for members of her club and additional guests. The tables were prettily ap pointed for refreshments ana when the guests arrived a sweet course was served. Score win ners for the progressions wefe Mrs. Chris Adair, Jr, and Mrs. John Mimnaugh. Green plants and dried ar rangements were attractive in the card ropr]is. Entertains Club Tuesday Alterndon . Entertaining members of her bridge club, Mrs. C. W. Hogan was hostess to guests for two ta bles of bridge on Tuesday after noon at her home on Centennial street. Before the progressions the hostess served a dessert course. Mrs. Richard Craig was presented the prize for top score. Camel lias with winter greens made a pretty setting forwards. Episcopal Auxiliary Picons Fashion Show Members of the Woman's Aux iliary of All Saints Episcopal Mis sion made plans for the annual fashion show tentatively set to take place the last week in Feb ruary at the, regular monthly meeting Monday afternoon at the rectory. Mrs. Bailey Dixon, president, and Mrs. R. B. Hejlams, former president, are to represent the auxiliary’ at a convention at Christ Church in Greenville Jan. 22 and 23. Mrs. Clyde L. Ireland was named World Day of Prayer chairman and met with the com mittees from other churches in ihe city Tues'day afternoon to plan the service. Reports by chairmen of the de partments constituted the pro ram. Mrs. ' Ireland conducted he opening devotional and pray er. Dessert Bridge • Given For Club Members of her card club were invited to the home of Mrs. Roy Gasque on Thursday afternoon lor a dessert bridge. Quince and berries arranged with greenery were used as a background for the two tables. Refreshments were served and later a number of progressions were made. Mrs. J. B. Speake, a club visitor, won top honors. Bridge ClubfGuests Are Entertained On New Year’s day Mrs. A C. Young, Jr, was hostess to meiTT* 1 bers pf.her club and several ad ditional guests for a dessert bridge. Snow-covered pine, pine cones, j miniature pine cone birds, and a colorful dried arrangement j made a pretty setting for the ta ble's. Awards for scores were pre- j sented Mrs. Robert Johnson, Mrs ' EdgarJ^opeland and a club guest,] Mrs. Lewis Wallace. *1 Mrs. Wilson Is Club Hostess Thursday Mrs Cecil P. Wilson entertained members of her bridge club for a number of after noon games. Two tables were appointed for refreshments and a sweet course was served prior to the games. Mrs. T C. Johnson, Jr., received club aw;ard for high scorelat the conclusion of the progressions. Quince, dried arrangements and winter dish gardens made a pretty setting for cards. Birth Announcements WITH THE SICK £ Friends of odrs. C. W. Cooper will be interested to know she has returned home following an illnes^.and several days stay at Blalock "Clinic; —v Mrs. Mary Deaton, of Rt 3, is a patient at Blalock clinic follow ing surgery yesterday. Mrs. James R. Price is a sur gical patient at Hoys hospital. Friends of Frank C. Young will be sorry to know he is 111 and a patient at Blalock clinic. Steve O’Donald, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles O’Donald, under went an appendectomy at Hays hospital on Tuesday. A. C. Farmer, of Joanna, is a patlient at Blalock clinic where he underwent an appendectomy. Charles Black is a surgical pa tient at Hays hospital. Friends of Mrs. Jhmes Walker will be interested toScnotv she is convalescing at Hays 'hospital- following an appendectomy on Monday. Mrs^Johnnie'Mason is a patient .al^Hcjys hospital followin^j sur- 4- , PaKeJThree Crocker Has Article Published ner, and substitlte ery messenger in T must be received] or pqstrnarkeo special deliv- the Clinton Claude A. Crocker, director of P os * office, industrial relations for Clinton Application!* will be accepted and Lydia Cotton Mills, is the an- ^om persons who reside within ,, , | the delivery of the post .office thor of an article appearing m | named or who are bona fi ^ pa . the January issue of Textile In- , irons of such offiep. Applications dustries, a popular trdde“periodi cal. ——— —r— The, article entitled "Be Sure Your Compay Is Considered A Community Asset," is accompan ied by several pictures which il lustrate activities such as exhibit- of end products to employees and townspeople; community - wide meetings and fellowship; a meet ing of civic clubs addressed by F'E. Grier, president of American Cotton Manufacturers Institute; all designed- to better inform c;n- ployees and the public-for arid'!' ■ eri appreciation of the company, a closer and better understand ing of its aims and functions-and to clarify certain economic fai Ir.cies concerning industry amination for career or temper- on ot- before January 30. ary appointment to the positions -j-hg beginning basic rate of pay |°f substitute clerk, substitute car- , s $1 82 per hour. Applicants' must have reached their eigh teenth birthday on che closing date for*' acceptance of applica tions. This age limit- does not apply to persons entitled to vet erans preference. Necessary forms and further information -may be obtained fl'i tr. Postmaster W D Adair Report of Condition of M. S. Bailey & Son, Bankers Of Clinton in the State of Soyth Carolina at the he close of business on December 31.,1956. ASSETS Cash, balances with other banks, including reserve balances, and cash items ;n process of -ollection ( United States Governtnent obligations, direct and guaranteed ^Obligations of States and political subdivisions Other bonds, notes, and debe $! ,228,135.40 593.75 i>36 64 *1 Brown is a pa- hospital following gery. / John Thorrlas 'tient at Hayf; f surgery. Friends of Mrs W G King. Sr . i will be interested tb know she is. Set Examination For Substitute Help At Local Post Office a patient at Hays medical treatment. hospital for Presbyterian Circles Will Meet Monday- Cireles of the First Presbyte rian church will meet Monday, January 14. All circles to meet with the chairman as follows; At 10:00 A. M. No 1.—Mrs. Ed Sadler. No. 2—Mrs. B. O. WnTlten. No. 3—Mrs. H. L. Eichelberger. No. • 4—Mrs. Reese H. Young. At 4:00 P.M. No. 5—Mrs Claude Crocker. * No. 6—Mrs. Gary Lehn. No. 7—Mrs. Francis Blalock. * At 8 00 P. M. No. 8—Miss Carolyn Murphy/ No. 9—Mrs, Kit Young. Mrs-. Baldwin Is UDC Hostess Mrs. W. C. Baldwin, assisted by Mrs. Ray Anderson, Mrs. A. M. Copeland. Mrs. C. Bynum Betts, and Miss Ruth Bailey, was hostess on Thursday evening foi the January meeting of the Ste- McCann^ announce McCANN Mr. and Mrs. Jack 406 West Main street, the birth of a daughter, Vinetta Marie, on January 3, at Hays hos pital. Mrs. McCann before mai*- riage was Miss Joan Cathy. McWATERS Mr. and Mrs. W D. Me Wafers, 101 Crawford street, announce the birth of a son on January 8 at Blalock clinic. LANFORD _____ Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lanford. Rt. 1, Clinton, announce the birtn of a daughter, Sheryl Denise, on January 3 at Hays hospital. Mrs. Lanford is the former Miss Doro- I thy Kelly. SMITH Mr. and Mrs. Lee R Smith. Rt. I, Laurens, announce the birth of a son, Joseph Anthony, on Jan. 6 at Blalock clinic Mrs. Smith before marriage was- Miss Beat rice Blakelv. McMILLIN Mr. and Mrs. John Horace Mc- Millin, of Inrmiifc announce the birth of a'daughter; Martha Pitfs. on January 5. Mrs. McMillin is- the former. Miss Martharene Pitts, daughter of Mrs. John Griffin. Pitts and the late Mr Pitts, of i this citv. Dawsons, Bolens Co-Hosts to WCCA The Western Carolina Chiro practic Association and the Aux iliary met at the Bolen Chiroprac tic Clmic'-in Greenwood with Dr j and Mrs. R. H. Dawson, of this' city, and Dr and Mrs. R. C. Bo len as joint hosts. The auxiliary and the asso ciation met separately, each hold ing their election of officers for the coming year. The auxiliary reelected t^e fol lowing President, Mrs Lyles W. Sherman, of Spartanburg; Vice- President, Mrs. Charles J Can- nup, of Anderson; Secretary, Mrs. Curtis Randall, of Spartanburg; Treasurer. Mrs. E, C- Taylor, of Spartanborg Mrs Dawson was re-appointed membership chair man. Officers for the association are: President, Dr. C- H Fowler; Vice- President, Dr. R. L. Branyon; Secretary-Treasurer, Dr Guy Snwo. Jr., all of Greenville. Dr. Lyles W Sherman, of Spartan burg, is program chairman The program for the associa tion featured a talk by Dr. Bol en followed by an open forum. At the close of the evening the two groups came togetner for re freshments and 3 tlTur oT the clinic. The Fifth U. iS- Civil Service | regional office. Atlanta, G i . an i bounces an open competitive ex- Loars and discounts! (including $'4;. ! Wff , .'(Vl ov^rdrAftSI Rank premises owned $1.00, jurniture and fixtures $i Real estate owned other thair*-> ink promiWs her, iifvScMS' TOTAL ASSETS LIABILITIES Dem.i id deposits of individuals* partnerships, and corporations 4 . • Time deposits o:’ individuals, partnerships, and eorporations Deposits of United States Government (ineluding postal savings) Deposits of States and ixiht.i. 00 l,a33.636 64 201,968.75 2,238,026.28 2 00 l.Ort 15.855 07 dheij deposits tcortifas J 1 TOTAL DEPOSITS subdivisions icers’ checks $6,759,268.89 $5,193,237.83 365,413 47 99,406.12 324,040 33 6,852.45 $5,1488,950.75 Oth< •131794.30 FINAL SETTLEMENT Take notice that on the 12th day of February, 1957, we wn! render a final account of our acts and doings as Administrators of the estate of Mary Frances Eliza beth Boyce in the oiTlee of the Judge of Probate of Laurens County, at 10 o’clock a m. and om the same day will apply for a fin al discharge -from our trust as Administrators. Any person indebted to said estate is notified .md rqnuired to make payment on or before that date, and all persons having claims ag.iinst said estate will present them* on or before saffi date, duly proven, or be forever barred M A. C J E-. Boyce, * Administrators’ January 7. 1957 . 4i J 31 T( •TAJ. LIABILITIES $6,t>: "45 i>5 Capital* ’ Surplus ...j. Undivided profits .. ' TOTAL CAPITAL ACCOUNTS CAPITAL ACC.’OLNTS $ 500,000.00 125,000.00 111,523.84 S 736,523 8 4 Cannln, TOTAL LIABILITIES AND CAPITAL ACCOUNTS i6,759,268.89 "This bank’s capital- eousisbi of Common-stock with, total par value of SSOO.OOO.OO. MEMORANDA Assets pledged or assigned to secure liabilities and for other-purposes - $ 659,500.00 I, G. L. Simpson, Cashier, of the abpve-named'bank, Jo solemnly swear that the above statement is true, and that it fully and correctly represents the true state exf the several matters herein contained and set forth, to the best of my knowledge and belief G. L. SIMPSON Correct Attest R. C Adair, P S. Bailey, Robert M. Vance, W <p. I Neely. Directors. 4 .State of South Carolina, County of Laurens, ss: Sworn to and subscribed before mo this 7th day of January. 1967, and I hereby certify that I am not an officer or director of this bank. JOHN L. MIMNAUGH, Notary Public My commission expires at pleasure of Governor D-Scholls Foot Comfort Service MOBILE UNIT *5 1 Schott* coming one v. FREE FOOT RELIEF DEMONSTRATION by D- r Scholls PERSONA! REPRESENTATIVES FROM CHICAGO! January 14th j » c . Feet Hurt?...Hard-to-Fit? If you suffer from foot pains .... or have difficulty find ing shoes in your proper size* and width . . . don’t miss thia opportunity! Dr. Scholl’s Personal Representatives will bring to our store a complete stock of Dr. Scholl’s • Remedies, Appliances and Arch Supports . . . plus over 1600 pairs of Dr. Scholl’s Shoes for men, women and children in more than 625 combination fittings! Dr. Scholl’s representatives hqve had many years of training and experience helping thousands find quick relief from common foot troubles! With their aid, and the vast stock of Dr. Scholl’s products they will bring to our store, we can offer the same Foot Relief facilities normally available only in the nation’s major metro politan areas! ' After taking Pedo-graph prints of your stocking feet. Dr. Scholl’s representatives will demonstrate . . . without obligation . . . how the correct Dr. Scholl’s Appliance, Arch Support or Shoe will make your feet wonderfully comfortable! * Plan now to come in for a FREE FOOT TEST! SHORT STUBBY FOOT squar: ’ot F00I NARROW HCCl BOOT tXTRA WIDE F00I Moore's Shoe Store ON THE SQUARE Porenfs Meet With Bond Director At High School Tonight Parents of sehooLpupils in Dis trict 56 who take band music from W A. Cothran, driector, are requested to meet tonight (Thurs day) at 7:30 at Clinton high school. Mothers and fathers of all such students from Joanna, Cross Hill, -Mountville, Clinton junior high, and Clinton high are urged to be at the meeting. Sardis Cemetery Association To Meet Tuesday Evening The officers and trustees of Sardis Cemetery association. Jacks township, will hold a gen- aral mt-eting at the home of Ray Pitts. 300 S- Jones street, Tuesday evening at 8 o’clock. AH members Of the association and prospective members are in vited toattend the, meeting. Eligibility for membership in cludes any person whq has rela- t.ves buried in historic Sardis cemetery, and who is intarested in improving perpetuaT care of the cemetery lots. Important business to-be-taken up include proposed legislative measures to incorporate thoj body and. sceure a perpetual charter with all aisociational assets pro tected by a bill to be passed by the general assembly.*^ j. R. Crawford SURVEYING CLINTON, 8. C. Phone 3493 Joanna ’ALWAYS FIRST QUALITY! JANUARY WHITE GOODS y SPECTACULAR! 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