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Thursday, August 29, 1957 THE‘CLINTON CHRONICLE Page Seven — Items of Interest From . . West Clinton I. MRS. JAMES DUNAWAY, Correspondent, Representative PHONE 1417 Mrs. John Word attended the wedding of her niece, Miss Ellen Elizabeth Todd, to Ted Yates Pre- vatte of Lumberton, N. C., in Dar lington on August 17. Mrs. Word’s sister, Mrs. Grier Todd, returned home with her for an extended visit. Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Coker spent a few days in the mountains of North Carolina this week. Mr. and Mrs. D. 0. Freeman vis ited their daughter, Mrs. J. D. Howe, and Mr. Howe in Gaffney Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cannon and children and Mrs. William Cannon spent the \yeek-end with the latter’s son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Jessie Harmon in Johnston. Mrs. 0. R. Rollins and Mrs. Fred Galloway, accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Charles Walker, of ' Bryson, Texas, were business visitors in Co lumbia Friday. Mrs. Essie Bee Simmons, Mrs. Evelyn Swayngham and children attended the Simmons reunion in Due West Sunday. Mrs. Rosa Owens, Mr. and Mrs. David Owens and Mrs. Esther Mitchell visited the formers' daugh ter, Mrs. ,Inez Sorrow, in Green wood Sunday. — Rev. and Mrs. Robert Rollins and children, of Hamlet, N. C., spent the week-end with the formers’ parents, Mr. and Mrs. O. R. Rollins. Mr .and Mrs. Charles Walker left Monday for their home in Bryson, Texas, after a visit with the latter’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. 0. R. Rollins. Stewart Smith, of Whitmire, vis ited Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Adams Sunday. Hubert Leopard and daughters, Elizabeth and Nancy, visited his parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Leo pard, near Saluda Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Gary Goodwin and daughter, of Birmingham, Ala., Misses Faye Smithern^an and Anne Randall, of Atlanta, Ga., spent sev eral days this week with Mr and Mrs. M. D. Smitherman. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Cannon spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. William Cannon in Rock Hill. Mrs. Melvin C res we 11, Mrs Blanche Creswell and Mrs. Essie Hers and children er, Mrs. Alice Pettie, in Morgan- ton, N. C., over the week-end. Mrs. M. G. Roberts and Mrs. Shirley Wilson visited the former’s sister, Mrs. W R Veal, and Mr. Veal in Greenville Sunday, Capt. and Mrs. Jack Spillers and daughters, of Selma, Ala., are spending a leave with their parents, Rev. and Mrs. J. W. Spillers and Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Wilson, in Lau rens. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Spiith and chil dren, of Hartsville, were Sunday guests of the former’s sister, Mrs. Marcel Barker, and Mr. Barker. Rev. and Mrs. J. W. Spillers and Ladies Golf Club Honors Husbands -Entertaining their liusbands~Tor Harrison. the annual trophy awards presenta tions, members of the Ladies Golf Association of Lakeside Country Club were hostesses for a buffet dinner at the club on Tuesday eve ning. Mrs. George R. Blalock and Mrs. Carlisle Neely were in charge of dec- Sullivan. Winner second flight: Mrs. Geo. M- Hughley;. runnerup, Mrs. E. E orations which included a variety of'Farnell, Jr. Winner third flight: Miss Dot Tay lor; runnerup, Mrs. Leonard Wil son. Winner fourth flight: Mrs. Hubert Boyd; runnerup, Mrs. T. L. Elder. Winner fifth flight: Mrs. Tom Ad dison; runnerup, Mrs. Dave Roberts. Winner sixth flight: Mrs. Robert W. Anderson; runnerup, Mrs. E. A. flowers in fall shades. Asters were arranged with ivy for the supper tables. . Hugh S. Jacobs acted as master of ceremonies. The following tro phies were presented: Championship winner: Miss Elaine Addison; runnerup, Mrs. T. Sudderth. Winner first flight: Mrs. C. W. Copeland; • jpunnerup, Mrs. E. N. Ringer tournament winner: Miss Addison. This trophy was presented by Mrs. I. M. Adair, winner of the ringer tournament last year. Winner of rihger tournament for improvement: Mrs. Farnell. Hostesses for the next luncheon meeting to be held Tuesday, Sep tember 3, will be Mrs. Fred Seward of Laurens and Miss Dot Taylor of this city. Simmons were visitors in Greenville Saturday. , , Mr .and Mrs. Ray Cauble and family, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Cauble and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Hedgepath and son attended a birth day ^dinner given in honor of Pat Terry at Young’s Spring Sunday. Richard Finley left Friday for Newport, R. I., where he will attend a school after spending a leave with Mr. and Mrs. Henry Lawson. Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Samples and Gene, accompanied by Mr. and Mrs William Samples and son, vis- -rtfd their daughter, Mrs. Stone, and Mr. Stone in Columbia Sunday. Henry Lawson, Mr and Mrs. Henry I^awson, Jr., and children, Tony and Dalas, John and Leonard Finley, ahd Mrs. Homer Burch vis ited Mrs. Sweedie Smith in St. Francis hospital, Greenville, Sun day. Chief and Mrs. Oscar Shepard and children left Thursday for their home in Shuford, Fla., after spend ing a leave with Mr and Mrs. W. J Sheppard. Billy is doing fine after undergoing surgery in Washington. Mr. und Mrs. Giles Lawson, Tony and Dallas vsiited the latter’s moth- Betty Sue, Mri and Mrs. Joe Spil- ren, Mr. and Mrs. Billy Reynolds and son, Capt and Mrs. Jack 1 Spillers and daughters attended the Spillers reunion at the city park in Simpsonville Sunday. Mr and Mrs C. E Vinson and Tommy Price, of Seneca, spent the week-end with their daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Joel Cox. Mr and Mrs. J E. Cox, of Newber ry, were supper geusts of the Cox Mr. and Mrs.„Herbert Greer, of family Sunday. Spartanburg, Mr and Mrs. Calvin Spires and Paul, of Laurens, visited Mr. and Mrs. Paul Quinton Sunday. ner guests o^ Mr. and Mrs. Jim Tinsley Sunday., Mr. and Mrs. Grover Sanders spent the week-end with the latter’s sister, Mrs J B Norris, in Green ville. Mr. and Mrs J. R Hamrick vis ited the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. T. Hamrick in Greenwood Saturday. Mrs David Owens spent a few days last week with her mother, Mrs. S P. Dye, in Spartanburg. Randy Godfrey, of Laurens, spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Wooten. Mr and Mrs. 0. L. Godfrey and sons, of Ninety Six, were Sunday guests of the Wootens. Mrs David Smart, of Dallas, Texas, spent two weeks recently with her parents, Mr and Mrs Ralph Alexander. Lt. Smith visited them over the week-end and accom panied Mrs Smart home O L Godfrey, Jr., of Laurens, visited Mr, and Mrs Bobby Wooten Saturday. Mr and Mrs. M W Adams and Terry Campbell attended the fare well sermon of Rev. B M. Hundall at the Methodist church in Simp sonville Sunday evening. Mr and Mrs. Marion Sizemore and daughter, Mrs Otis Sizemore, Dunaway returned home iVith them [observe their 11th wedding anni- for the week-end. | versary Sept: 1 Mr. and Mrs. Allen Young were y| r an( j ^j rs Thomas Prather visitors in Gatlinburg, Term., over observe their 9th wedding anmver- the weekend. isarySept 3 Mr. and Mrs. J P. Terry, Mr Yt r an{ j ^ rs (-jy^ Bigbee will and Mrs. J V Lowe, Mrs. Arthur j observe their 38th wedding anniver- Howard, and Miss Nellie Osborne| sar y 2 attended the funeral of Mrs F A ' ‘ ~ » Buchanan in Swannanoa. N C.,j ■*, with The sick Monday. J , \frs pearl Lawson is seriously ill on Thursray evening, August 22. at the Chntpn Mills rJornmumt? build ing A corsage made up of small household items was pinned on Miss Roberts , as she entered Several games were played under {he direction of. Miss Shirley Heds- peth and prizes/ were awarded the w inners Attend Business School Miss Judith Chaney, daughter of Hays hospital Mr. and Mrs P E Chaney, will be! Mr* j w (Tame is* ill at her enrolled as a freshman in the school home of business at Bob Jones University,! Mrs Clyde Putnam underwent Greenville, this semester Miss an appendectomy at Hays hosital Chaney was a member of the 19. r >6*; Thursday graduating class of Clinton Highj Ginny Bagwell underwent a ton- school and has been employed by silectomy at Klal.iek • clinic Fri •C W Anderson Hosiery Co day. ^ Mrs Arthur Davis was a patifnt Sympathy Extended / > at Hays hospital a few days fast Friends of Mrs Eva Land will ueek sympathize with her in the death/. William Campbell has returned to of her mother. Mrs F A Buchan 1 his home from Self Memorial hos- an, of Sw annanoa. N < , w ho passed j pitaF-after receiving injuries in an away Sunday. auto accident July 4. *** ~ i Dad Sizemore remain- on th* sick Classes Have Supper lls , at h ,s homC The Men's Bible class and the + ,, Marlowe Bible class, of ( alvary Miscellaneous shower Given _ _ _ Baptist churdh^ with Rufus Hand- \ miscellaneous shower was given of Whit mire/Mr__and Mrs. Sam| baclc and Aivm Bagwell, Jeachers, for bride elect Dc.ssiP Jean ftoberts. R”fr“- hr n j ;nU witn* scthe iff GrmrvlHe General hospitartr^ - - hostesses,tsse» Joyce—Mm Todd.. Herbert Hughes is a patient at Beth Trammell, Shirley Hed-peth, and fanda-Stew art Miss Roberts was presented many useful gifts which she opened and passed rid Mrs. Leo Heatherly, ac companied by J. R. Heatherly, vis ited Marvin Senders in the Veterans hospital in Columbia Sunday. Mrs. Versie Stewart and daughter, Alma, of Ware Shoals, visited Mrs. Beatrice Dyer and Mrs. (Tara Hawks Saturday. Mrs' Larry Boozer and son, Mike, and Mrs. Johnny Boozer, of Newber ry, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Jim Tinsley. Mrs. John Ledford, Mr and Mrs. Harold Hoper and Debbie, of Ches ter, were Sunday guests of Mrs Be atrice Dyer and Mrs Clara Hawks Mr. and Mrs. Harley Culpepper and daughters, of Lydia, were din Dr. David T. — v Mixon —Optometrist — 201 V Broad Street PHONE 130 s Office Hours: 9-5:30 enjoyed a fish stew at the home of Mr and Mrs Grady Smith on the Spartanburg highway Saturday eve- The Best Meatsj —at— The Best Prices CENTER CUT Cured Ham lb. 89c FRESH MULLETS lb. 19c GRADE “A”—2-2 l /t Lbs. FRYERS •ach 85c FRESH WHOLE PORK SHOULDER ib. 39c TENDER 1 Round Steak ib. 69c ALL MEAT Bologna / a. 59c BUY ONE POUND—GET ONE FREE c Pitts Country Market PHONE 98 .... . Notice We Have Moved Our Car Lot To 400 West Main St., Formerly Plaxico Motors Location / Under The Big Oaks We Will Have A Larger Lot Better Selection of Good, Clea^n Cars Come on up for o Good Deal WE BUY, SELL OR TRADE M & W Auto Sales Billy McMillan ... J. D. Williams o EARL HORTON HAS CHARGE OF REPAIR SHOP Special Invitation To All CHICKEN GROWERS A meeting in the interest for better chicken pro duction will be held at Mary I^>u Ranch Tuesday, Sept. 3, at 7:30 P.M. Free food and free prizes, including: one Clock Radio for the lucky ticket holder. Sponsored Bv: GILES FEED & SUPPLY Phone 1005 PAYNE’S HATCHERY Phone 1025 —AND— RALSTON PURINA CO. Sidemore, of Abbeville, visited Mr. and Mrs. W. I). Sizemore Sunday. Mr and Mrs. Otis Smith and daughter, Ann, of Joanna, aceom- nin £ panied Mrs. Ethel McGinnis to visit ^ be P ar, y climaxed a contest in relatives in Greenville Sunday. which the Marlowe class lost and Mrs Joe Strickland, Mrs Thorn- ,n tbe* Men s class ton Meadors, and Mrs. James Sher- Ihere were twenty seven mem rill visited Joe Strickland in Green- hers presirt ^ ville Genera (hospital last week Mr and Mrs. J J. McGinnis and family. Roberta and Devon McGin nis visited^ Mrs. Thelma Rawls in Prosperity Sunday CT7 Picnic F.njovcd The Woman's Mi-s-ionan, organi zation. of Calvary Baptist Church neld the annual family picnic Tues : Pvt Lewis Wallenzine,. of Forti ? ay < ‘ ven,n *' Au « UM 20 ■ at th<> Mar y Gordon. Ga.. spent the week-end!l Lou Ranch with about one hundred with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. mem ^ Hrs attending GENUINE 54" C 0W! vunatfouw AiftAe/u NET SINK Claude Wallenzine. Mr and Mrs. Glenn Downs, Mrs. Joe Campbell, Mrs Eva West and Miss Nellie Osborne visited the fam ily of the late Mrs F A Buchanan in Swannanoa .N. C., Sunday After a bounti ful supper was enjoyed the ladies held a short business meeting, with Mrs Joe Cambell, president, pre siding Mrs Campbell opened the meeting with prayer Mrs. Campbell was presented a Mr. and Mrs. Coleman Burton, of P 1< ce cb ' na b,r ber faithful ser- < > < ► Greenwood, visited Mr and Mrs TMu'drWa Ile'nTihr^dhdav’ Mr and Mrs. Budd (jarr and chil dren, of Aiken, Mrs. Junior Garner and children, of Chester, visited Mrs John Hedgepath over the week vice as president of the organization •wa-s—(4+***4—wat prayer by Mrs. J W. Spiller- Kigbce-Lyda Marriage Mr and Mrs; Clyde Bigbee air end and attended the Roberts-Hedge- ^ , noun 5 t e ^ marna f 0 ‘her daugh path wedding Sunday. , ter. Dorothy Ann, to Jesse B Lyda Mr and Mrs. Charlie Foster and on i aturday ' A,IKUS ' 24 . Vick, spent the week-end with thej,/^ C f n : mo I ny was p f/ orm, ' d by latter’s parents, Mr and Mrs C. L | ^ ^™ bate ln ,he Branks in Greer. Vicki is spending ° . r | ef l . this week with the Branks I , ^ ’ yda ‘ s ^ ^ j har Mr and Mrs. Jack W i 1 s o n. 1 1,e Ly,la and thi /L ate Mr Lyda Wayne, Cheryl and Wanda visited Free Pepsi-Colas To Everyone Friday and Saturday OLD FASHION AGED Hoop Cheese »> 53 c Margarine »> 19 c Pepsi-Cplas * Bomes 31 c Ground Beef 3 ><» loo S. C. PRODUCER—MEDIUM EGGS Doz. 39 c HOMEMADE Barbecued Hash * 65 c NEW CROP SWEET relatives in Cateechee and Pendle ton Sunday Mr. and Mrs Lee Holtzclaw. of Greer, Mrs John Smith and Mrs Martha Burks and children, of Woodruff, visited Mrs. Ada Center Sunday Mr. and Mrs Hubert Rollins and daughters accompanied the latter’s mother. Mrs. Essie Powell, to her home in Greer Sunday and spent the day. Mrs Cecil Wooten, Mrs. Eunice Braswell, Mrs Inabcll Hooper and Mrs Jimmy Wqoten visited SP3 Jimmy Wooten and Mr and Mrs. Wert Jennings in Columbia Satur day Mr. and Mrs. Harry Ficklin, of Spartanburg, visited Miss Ficklin Sunday. Mr and Mrs J W. Fowler and Patsy were visitors in Greenville Saturday Bridal Shower Given Miss Dessie Jean Roberts, bride elect, was honored with a shower on August l. 1 ) at the home of Mrs Wright Simpson on South Broad street, with Miss Merron Smith as eo-hostess. Games and contests wehe played with pnjes given to Miss Betty Jane Hamer, Miss Sara Pitts, Miss Elaine Addison and Mrs Chariest Meadors. , The hostesses served refreshments and Miss Roberts was presented many lovely and useful gifts. Regular 42 In. Sink S 99.50 54 In. Sink 129.50 66 In. Sink 179.50 Sale S 69.50 89.50 129.50 You Save $30.00 40.00 50.00 Birthdays and Wedding * Anniversaries Harry Faster wilj observe his| birthday August 31. ami Teresa Fos- Grace| ter will have a birthday Sept 3 Mr and Mrs. Bardy Cannon will observe their wedding anniversary August 30 f Mr's Buddy Blackwelder will ob- . and Mrc J J-—Frjftr. - °fj-serve her birthday-Sept-4 Whitmire, were Sunday guests of, Patsy Burdette will celebrate her birthday Sept 2. and Melissa Bur- will have a birthday Sept POTATOES 2*.25 c l-'i LBS. _ Cream Wafers 39 c Oil Sausage 3 lb. Can 1.05 Various School Supplies f wun ftIPER MARKET - CUNTON.S.C Mr and Mrs. C. M Frier Mrs. Kathleen Bush and son, of dete Greenwood, spent the week-end with 3 her sister, Mrs J. W Fowler, andi Mlke F ow i er and Ann Webb will 1 have birthdays Sept 3.. , . . , r red. SMton and Mrs A w. Ridings .will observe children, Mrs Jimmy Wooten and her birthday August 30 Mrs H C. English celebrated her Mr Fowler Mr and Mrs (laughter attended the Robertson re union at Paris Mountain state park Sunday . Mrs. Cecil Wooten, Mrs. Melvin Huey, Mrs W. D. Terry, Mrs. J. W. Fowler and Mrs. Missouri Wilkie, accompanied by Mrs Kathleen Bush, of Greenwood, visited the family of the late Mrs. F A Buch anan in Swannanoa. N. C , Sunday. Mrs. Fred Shelton and Mxs. Jim my W'ooteh were visitors in Colum bia Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs Clarence Dunaway, MT-and-Mr8- -.Hmeg-t)unaway vis^ ited Mr and Mrs. JF E. Donald in Spartanburg Sunday. Buddy Green returned home with them after a visit with his grandparents. Mr. and Mrs Furman Sullivan, of Pelzer. visited Mr. and Mrs O. J. Gilliland Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. James Woody, of Joanna, visited Mr. and Mrs Dor sey Turner Sunday Mr. and Mrs. J L Smith and Celia, of Beech Island, visited Mr and Mrs. Rufus King and Mr. and Mrs L. W. King Sunday Mrs. L W. King returned home with them for an extended visit. Mr and Mrs Lewis King and family, of Anderson, spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. J. V Lowe and attended the Humphries- Lowe wedding in Joanna Sunday. Miss Beth Trammell accompanied them home for a visit. Mr. and Mxs Aaron Arnold and daughter, of Greenville, visited Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Kinard Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Fred Rodelsperger, of Newberry, visited Mrs Alice Kin- arti and other relatives Sunday Mrs J. W. Sanders and Johnny, of Spartanburg, are spending this week with Mr and Mrs D. M San ders. Mrs Essie Tennyson, Mrs. Lucile Branch and Miss Minnie Hughes, of Spartanburg, spent the week-end with Mr and Mrs. W. D Terry Miss Janice Davenport spent sev eral days last week with Mr and Mrs Bobby Boyce in Inman Phyllis and Darrel Shealy, r of Greenville, spent the week-end with their grandparents, Mr and Mrs. Joe Davenport Mr and Mrs. Charles Dunaway and Sandy, accompanied by J. T. Bolt ,of Laurens, were visitors In Greenville Saturday. 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