The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, February 07, 1957, Image 10
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THE CLINTON CHRONICLE
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Thursday, February 7, 195?
Items of Interest From . . .
West Clinton
MRS. JAMES DUNAWAY, Correspondent, Representative
PHONE 1417
Mrs. Jamos Taylor and sons, of. Mrs. W. M. Adams and grand-
Charlotte, N. C., spt'nf the week
with her parents. Mr. and Mrs.
Mayfield Copeland.
Mr .and Mrs. Grady Smith we*re
dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. L.
V. Wilburn in Joanna Sunday,
Mr. and Mrs.’Clyde Atkins, ^ j ders and ♦fiandy, and Mrs
Joanna, Mr. and Mrs. Carroll I r P »»r-v •»»-» %%'% >-»ll « * i ^ 4 tVvrtir* b
Johnson and son. Billy, of Bonds
Cross Roads; visited Mr. and Mrs -
James Dunaway Sunday
wa# a
son. and Miss Nellie Storay, of
Fork Shoals, visited Mr. and Mrs.
David Storay Sunday.
Tommy Brown attended the lee
Vogues at Spartanburg., Friday
evening. ,
Mrs Cecil Spurlock and son,
daughter. Tenme Campbell, spent
the week-end with Mr. and Mrs-
Raymond Campbell in Chamblee,
Ga.
Mrs. Boyd Norris, 6f Gheen-
ville, Mr. and Mri. Grover San-
Roy
Trammell visited their brother,
George Webb, and Mrs Webb in
Simpsonville Sunday. Mr. Webb
! haspjust returned from Greenville
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Steward and j General hospital.
,-a Mr and ^ rs Clyde Fortner,
Patsy and Emily. Mr and Mrs.
Massey, of Greenwood, visited
Mi's. Beatrice Dyer andd Mrs.
i Susie Hawks Sunday*.
Wilbur Weir and son. Johnny,
, j ^ i of Greenville, were dinner guests
, a v,d. of Charleston, .spent a j ohn Weir and Miss Mane
few davs last week with Mr. and ‘ .
Mrs. Marcell Barker Mr. Spur- ,NV ^ r S U ^ ^ n r ^ an u
Icok came for the week-end and Mr. .and Mrs. R. G. Coker and
accompanied them home. family were visitors in Greenvi e
Mrs Helen Moates and daugh-1 Sunday,
ter, .Frances, of Whitmire, visited | Mr. and Mrs. William Childs
'Mr',' ahcTMrs. Charlie* Foster over’llhd 'CMldren. of Atlanta, Ga'.',
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mer’s mother, Mrs, Roy Waters,
and Mr. Waters.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Revis, of
Augusta, Ga., visited Mr. and
Mfs. R. G. Coker over the week
end.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Waters visit
ed Mrs. Willie Rushton in Green
ville General hospital Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Brown, ot
Laurens, visited Mr. and Mrs.
Edward Bigbee Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Walker, ol
Laurens, AC1 Leon HedspethT of
Missouri, visited Mrs. William
Cannon and Mr. and Mrs. Ted
Ward Sunday.
Mrs. Melvin greswell and son,
Keith, Mrs. Blanche Cneswell,
and Mrs. Essie B. Simmons were
visitors in Greenville Tuesday.
Miss Mabel Williams, of Great
Falls, visited Mr. and Mrs. Sam
Williams Sunday.
Miss Alice Faye Whitsel is vis-
litng Mr. and Mrs. Bud Carr in
Aiken.
Mrs. Robert Whitsel and son,
Darrell, are visiting Mr. and Mrs.
Junior Garner in Chester. Mrs.
Garner is a pshtmt in the Ches
ter hospital
Misses Phyllis Ginn, Janice
Davenport, Funnan Adams and
James Turner attended the Ice
Vogues in Spartnaburg Thursday
evening.
'Mrs. George Wade, George
Wade, Jr., Misses Louise Wade,
Betty and Pat Copper, of Great
Falls, visited Mr. and Mrs. Calvin
Cooper Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. David Bozard, ot
Joanna, visited Mr and Mrs. J.
E. Braswell, Sr., over the week
end.
AC1 Leon Hedspeth. of Mis
souri. is spending a leave with
his mother. Mrs John Hedspeth.
. Mr. and Mrs Pern- Wilburn, of
Chicago, 111., are visiting Mr. and
Mi's. Junior Kemells and other
relatives
Mr. and Mrs. Singleterry, Mr.
and Mrs. Buford Hedden. of Co
lumbia. were week-end visitors
of Rev. and Mrs. J. L. Slaughter.
Mr and Mrs. Ray Mad deb and
daughter. Patsy, of Ware Shoals.
Mrs. Sam Graham and children,
of Greenwood, were week-end
visitors of the Sam Maddens.
Mr. and Mrs C T Satterfield,
Mr. and Mrs Mac Nelson, of Lau
rens. Mr. and Mrs Fred Tumblin
and sons spent the week-end in
Gray Court with Mrs W. D Tum-
blin.
Miss Shirley Ivester and Mar
ion Turner visited in Newberry
Sunday.
Clyde, Putnam and son, Wal
lace, visited Mr un^ Mrs. C. B.
Cole in Joanna Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs J. E. Cox, of New
berry. Mrs. Joel Cox and Joel
Cox. Jr. were business visitors
in Greenville Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Wooten
ville, visited Mr. and Mrs. 0& J.
Gilliland Saturday.
Mrs. Essie Gulley was a guest
of ,Mr. and Mrs. Claude Kemells
near Clinton Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. O. J. Gilliland vis
ited Mr. and Mrs. John Julian in
Greenville Sunday.
Woman's Club Holds Meeting
The Woman's club held the
regular meeting Monday evening,
January 28, at the Community
center.
The meeting was called to or
der by the president, Mrs. E. P.
Taylor. The devotional was given
by 1 Mrs. J. R. Reynolds. Those
present heard an inspirational
talk on church arrangements, by
Mrs. A C. Young. Jr. After her
talk she made a beautiful ar
rangement, using yellow and
white gladioli and pine. She also
had two dried arrangements suit
able for church.
Refreshments were served buf
fet style by Mrs. Edna Terry, Mrs.
Joe Terry and Mrs. Edna Os
borne.
With The Sick
■ L. V. Fallaw is ill at his home
on Gordon street.
Mrs. Bill Campbell is a patient
at the Joanna hospital.
Mrs. Willie Rushton underwent
surgery in Greenville General
hospital Saturday.
Paul Smith is a patient in Bla
lock clinic due to an accident
while working.
Nathaniel Bentley is suffering,
from a leg injury at his home on
Prather Circle.
Mrs. Horace Rogers is a patient
at Hays hospital.
Mrs. Martha Dover is a patient
at Hays hospital.
Joe Terry is-a patient at Hays
hospital.
James Thornton, of Anderson,
was admitted to the Greenville
General hospital Sunday. He is
the brother of Mrs. Charlie Bark
er and Lee Thronton.
Mothers March For Polio Fund
Members of the Woman’s club
canvassed the community Janu
ary 18 in the interest of the Polio Btruknight.
Foundtaion. The members gath
ered at the Community center at
6:45 to receive street designations.
After the canvass was over mem
bers returned to the center and
were served coffee, cheese bis
cuits and cookies by Mrs. Joe
Terry and Mrs. Tom Norths.
Young People Have Social
On Saturday evening the Jun
ior department of Calvary Baptist
church enjoyed a social in the
social hall of the church.
After an hour of singing and
games refreshments were served
by' the hostesses, Mrs. Fred Tum
blin. Mrs. Gene Butler and Alton
Butler.
There were 24 boys and girls"
present for the occasion.
Celebrates Birthday
Mrs. Jack Cunningham honor
ed heV little daughter, Pam, with
I a birthday party on Jan. 30
Twenty-two little boys and girls
enjoyed the occasion by playing
several games. The hostess served
pink and white birthday cake,
cup cakes, colored ice cream
cones and candy hearts. Party
hats and balloons were given as
favors.
Each guest remembered Pam
with a gift.
Call 611-W
R. A. STEER, Clinton
Representative
VENTILATED AWNING CORP.
Greenville, S. C.
TWICE as MUCH NITROGEN in
her
Birthdays and Wedding
Wedding Anniversaries
Freda Foster celebrated
birthday January 15
S C Foster observed his birth
day February 5.
Mrs. S. C. Foster will observe
and daughter. Debbie, spent the j h er bj r thday February 13.
week-end with the latters par- Jimmy Quinton will celebrate
ents. Mr. and Mrs. O. L- Godfrey
in Nmety-Six.
Distributed by
ASHCRAFT-WILKINSON CO.
Atlanta, Georgia
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Donalds,
Mr. and Mrs. P. H. Dixon and
children and Barry Sellers, oi
Spartanburg, spent Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Dunaway.
Mrs. Henry Lawson, Mr. ana
Mrs. Henry Lawson, Jr., ana
daughter, Brenda. Mrs. Burch
and grandson, Roger, Leonara
and Richard Fmley, visited Mrs.
Violet Feltman in Columbia Sun-
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Wooten, oi
Duncaa^Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Sen-
teil and children; of Abbeville. ]
visited Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Wooten |
Sunday.
SP3 JimmyWiiOtern, who has
beenijj^jGcrmany for the past
-yeaf)spent the week-end at home
and will receive a discharge at
Fort Jackson Wednesday.
Sgt Jack Griffin left Satur
day for duty overseas. Mrs. Grif
fin and children, of Ware Shoals,
spent the week-end with her par
ents. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Braswell.
Mr. and Mrs. Wert Jennings*
Mr.»and Mrs. Wert Jennings,. Jr.,
and children, of Columbia, spent
Sunday with Mr and Mrs. Earl
Braswell.
Mrs J. B. Reeder and Mrs. El
len Reeder visited Mrs. Lula Pitts
n Newberry Saturday.
AC1 and Mrs. Calvin Lee. of
Myrtle Bdach, spent the week
end with Mr. and Mrs. Roy Can
non.
Alvin Whitmire attended the
Ice Vogues in Spartanburg' Sat
urday evening.
Mrs. -Edgar Dunaway, Misses
Joyce and Shirley Dunaway at
tended the Ice Vogues in Spar
tanburg Saturday evening.
Mrs. W. L. King, Mrs. Ralph
Stewart, Keith and Thornton
Stewart spent the week-end with
Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Smith at
Beach Island.
Mr. and Mrs J. C. Mooreheaa
and family of Greenville, spent
Sunday with Mrs. Edgar Duna
way and Mrs. Ursula Blakely.
Mrs. D. O. Freeman. Mrs. Pos
ey Taylor and Mrs. Amilee Gas
kin attended the loe Vogues in.
Spartanburg Saturday evening.
Mr and Mrs. Oscar Kinard ana
Jimmy, and J. L. Arnold visited
Mr. and Mrs. James Arnold in
Hemingway during the week-eno
Their little daughter, Sharon, is
seriously ill.
Clarenoe Brookshire visited, his
parents, Mr and Mrs. B. E. Brook
shire, in Greenville the past
week-end. Mr. Brookshire has
just returned from Greenville
General hospital where he under
went surgery.
Mr. and Mrs Murrell Hogan, of
Medina, N. Y., Mr. and Mrs. Har
old Tumbleston, of Charleston,
spent the week-end with Mrs. R.
Todd.
R McLendon and Mrs. Dams
Miss Peggy Dunaway of Green
ville, spent the week-end with
Mr. and Mrs. James Dunaway.
Mr. and Mrs. Boyd HolKs, of
Rock Hill, visited Mr. and Mrs.
Herbert Morgan Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. James F. Julian
and daughter, Ann, of Simpson-
J. M. Bouknight Passes
J. M. (Jim) Bouknight, 49, died
early Friday morning a f t e r a
brief illness.
He w a s a native of Newberry
county' but had made his home
in l^urens county most of his
life. He waa s son of the late
J. H and Gertrude Livingston
He was a member of
Broad Street Methodist church.
He was also a member of Camp
bell luodge 44, AFM, of Clin
ton. He was a textile worker.
He was twice married, first to
Mrs. .Ola Frazier Bouknight, who
died in April, 1941. Surviving
thus marriage are one daughter,
Miss Judith Ann Bouknight, of
Ninety-Six; and two sons, Robert
E. Bouknight, of N inL 'ty-Six, and
Stg. Ralph F. Bouknight, of the
Marine Corps, Florida.
Also surviving are his second
wife, -Mrs. Mary Bragg Wallen-
zine Bouknight; one brother,
Roland C. Bouknight, of Sarasota,
Fla.; three* sisters, Mrs. Narvis
Sanders, of Pageland Mrs. George
Hill, of Spartanburg; and Mrs.
Hall King, of Clinton; and three
grandchildren.
Funeral services were conduct
ed Sunday at 3:30 p. m. at Bailey
Memorial (Southern Methodist
church by the Rev. Kenneth E.
Pollock and the Rev. J W. Spil-
lers. Burial was in Rosemont
cemetery.
Pallbearers were Cecil Wooten,
Earl Braswell, J. E. Braswell,
Jr., R. C. Oxner, Charles Duna
way arid Mayfield Copeland.
The honorary escort consisted
ot members of Campbell Lodge
44. of Clinton, and Van Oxner,
George M Huguley, Joel. Cox,
Floyd Bundrick, J. B. Temuleton.
P. S. Bailey, Calvin Cooper ajid
Burton Reeder. ’’ *
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his birthday February 10.
Mrs. Dorothy Ann Winholt,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Tom
Norris, observed her birthday
February 7.
Mrs. Ted Ward observed hei
birthday February 6.
Melvin Creswell will celebrate
his birthday February 9, and
Neiffer Creswell will celebrate a
birthday February 11.
Rickey Ginn will celebrate his
birthday Peb. 14. ,
Mrs. James Wilson observed
hef birthday February 4
Joel Cox. Jr., celebrated his
15th-birthday February 5.
Richard Finley will celebrait
his birthday February 10.
Brenda Lawson* will be 6 year*
old February 12.
■ Martha Joan Reeder observed
her birthday January 31.
Jack Cunningham .observed his
birthday January 31.
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