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THE CLINTON CHRONICLE Thur«U>. April 10. 1058 Items of Interest From . . West Clinton in* (hr wcNt'cnd Pamela te *p»nd IMrtMav* * f foow., two holf ustrr*. Mrs Jeon ini a few wrs'ks with them Rill)* Reynolds. Jr. relrhrates a itte fox at Sumter, and Miss Sue Mrs G H Hunt, of Greenville, isj^rthday April 12 ‘--die. of Ware Shoals, the paternal visitmK Mrs Allen Powers for a few ! R'll) Reynolds. Sr., celebrates one j itrandmother. Mrs RenaH* Cafle days April If MRS. C. A. KI.LKpCK. Correspondent and Representative * PHONE i:«fi Airman Donald C. lionod at Norfolk. Va recently spent a five-day furlouRti with his parents. Mr and Mrs. Al len Powers He was honored with a birthday dinner last Sunday with members of the family being pres ent for the occasion. Mr and Mrs. Brooks Himaway, Le June, Mrs. Betty Lawson. Mr. and Mrs. Allen Young attended the wedding of Miss Barbara Lawson and James Owens in Cross Anchor on Sunday, April 6. at New Hope Baptist Church. Mr. and Mrs H. W. Williamston and 'Priscilla attended the funeral recently of the former’s aunt, Mrs. A W. Cullins, in .Anderson. Mr and Mrs Morris Thibeau- deau had as their visitors the past week-end Mr ahd Mrs. Oneil Campbell and family, Ben Camp bell, of Louisiana. Mr. -and Mrs. Bill Campbell, of Iva: also Vera Sweat, of Union Mr and Mrs. W D. Me Waters visited relatives in Great Falls and Winnsboro last week-end. Mrs. Press Chaney. Mr and Mrs. W. R Thomas. Mrs. Francis Brad bury and Mrs Evelyn Sams visited Miss Judy Chaney, a student at Bob Jones University in Greenville, on Sunday They attended “Vespers” on the campus Don McAllister and daughters, Mr and Mrs. Horace McAllister and son and Mrs McAllister, of Greenville, visited Mrs Gus Har ris on Sunday. Airman Bill Snow, of Jackson- \ die, Fla , spent the week-end with his family. Also visiting them were Mrs Esther Mitchell and Marion were dinner guests of Mr ami Mrs. Horace Smith of Laurens on &un ' day Mr and Mis. James Croy ami ! family* Mr and Mrs Clyde Britt Powers, >ta .Airman Jack DiUUlway. of Corpus .family, of Greenville, were. Naval Base, Christi. Texas. guests this week-end of Mr. ami Mrs James Campbell and family, of Clyde Croy and family. Also visit New Orleans, La., spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. John Camp bell ami family. , • Mr and Mrs Louie Webb had as mg them was Coleman Cloy.- of Georgia Mr. and Mrs. Roy Blackwell, Jimmy and Brian visited Mrs R. Haskell Roof, of their guests last Tuesday Mrs. Ray R English and family in Whitmire Bill Blackwell, of last week-end. Aaron Prather, of Greenville, Mrs C. A. Elledge and boys visited spent the week-1 relatives in Whitmire Sunday after noon Mrs. J B Barbery and family, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Connor were called.to Greenville due to the death of their sister and aunt, MYs Ola Burdette on Saturday. Mike and Phil Elledge spent Mon day with their grandmother. Mrs. Rosa Prather, of Whitmire. 1 \ Fowler and Mrs. Augusta. Ga. Mr. and Mrs. Pineville, N. C. end with Mr. and Mrs Woodrow Wilson. On Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Woodrow Wilson and Pam visited Mrs. Wil son's father, C. C. Abbott, in Greenville. Mrs. Wilson’s sister, Jean Abbott, accompanied them home for a visit. Mr. and Mrs. Manley Faulkner of Jacksonville, Fla., visited Mr and Mrs. James Dunaway and oth er relatives during tre week-end Also Mr. and Mrs. Ray Beth and Mike spent Easter holi days with the Dunaways. Mrs. Clyde Branks and Tony, of Greer, were visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Foster and family on Sun day. Mrs. W. D Sizemore and Silas W. Douglas visited Mrs. Otis Size more in Whitmire on Sunday. Mrs J. W. Ledford, of Chester, spent the week-end with Mrs. Be atrice Dyer and Mrs. Buzie Hawks. Ernest Vaughn and Suzie Hawks visited W E. Steward in Ware Shoals on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Boyer Wilson and Pamela, of Charlotte, were visitors of Mr and Mrs. W L. Wilson dur- Miss Nance Weds Harold Sanders Mrs. Helen Nance,announces the Fowler, | marriage of her daughter, Juanita Mrs. James Dunaway observes a birthday April 12. William W^tr celebrate* a birth i day April* 15 Mike McGee has a birthday today April !♦. Eddy April 13. and. Tony I McGee April 16 Mrs Louise Harvey also eelebrat i ed a birthday today. April\9 Toni Harvey has a birthday April 10 Mike McGee, Bummy Rhodes. Marcell Barber, Danny Ivester all celebrate birthdays today. Tony McGee celebrates a birth day April 13. Eddy McGee celebrates a birth day April 16. Johnny Weir observes a birthday April 12. Mrs. John Weir observed a birth day April 8 Mrs. C. W. Windsor observed a birthday April 10. hfrs. Hubert Leopard observed a birthday April 7. William (Bill) Adams celebrates a birthday April 11. ( arson, of Clinton, and the maternal grandmother. Mrs. Annie Bobo, of Clinton. Funeral servlet's were conducted Sunday at 5 p m. at Calvary Bap tist Church by the Rev. J. W Spilf- ers and the Rev. E. D. Johnson. Burial was in Calvary Cemetery Lillian, to Harold Sanders, of Lydia Mill. The wedding took place April 5 at 7 o’clock at the Pentecostal Church at Lydia with the Rev. J. R Bryan performing the ceremony. Relatives and friends of the bride and groom attended the ceremony. /'1 _ charlestofTs^famous \ rardens FULL BLOOM Outdoor Dinner Enjoyed Mr and Mrs. John Campbell had as their Sunday guests Mr. and Mrs. Oneil Campbell and family and Ben Campbell, of Louisiana. Mr. and Mrs Bill Campbell, of Iva, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Snow and family. They all enjoyed an out door family dinner at a local picnic ground Card Of Thanks Mr and Mrs. Jessie Samples wish to express appreciation for the kindness shown them, and the contributions of the members of the ‘ Assembly of God" on Sloan St. Through error the card of thanks last week stated a church on an other street. With The Sick Paul Foster is a patient at Hays Hospital. in the garden* in full bloom in April ... the find rime in year* the peak ha* come no late, and nev er wa* it more magnificent! Moth er Nature ha* truly brought forth a rare spectacle of a/alea*’ See all three garden*. Magnolia • Cypress • Middleton • CH ARLESTON. S. C. Mrs. Brinkley Dies In Anderson Mrs. Lou Bell Weathers Brink- ley. 41, of Elizabeth Street, died at an Anderson hospital at 7 p. m. Wednesday following two years ill ness. She was a daughter of the late Thomas and Lou Nelson Weathers Surviving are her husband. Dur- ward* Brinkley, four sons. Thomas Earl. William Allen. Ronald Dur- ward and Roger Lee Brinkley, of Clinton; a son by a previous mar riage, Charles Benney Owens, of Airman Ricardo Cranford Huntsville, Ala.; two daughter>. Re-Assigned Miss Sarah Owens, of Carrollton, A-3c Ricardo Cranford, foster G « : Mrs Betty Chadwick, of Plain grandson of Mrs W. D Sue more. Tex , two brothers. Henry has recently completed his basic ( Weather* of Fountain Inn. and training at Keesler Air Force BasejJ 0 * 1 ® Weathers, of Laurens, two in Mississippi After spending a 10 visters. Mrs Willie Mae Walker, of day furlough with bis mother and Clinton, and Mrs Mattie Sue Wrenn. relatives he will be assigned to Tyn-1 Waterloo dall Air Force Base. Panama City/ Funeral services were conducted Fla Friday at 3 p m at Mount Pleas- - — - ant Baptist Church. Members Of Family Celebrate Birthday Dtaaer Babbte Cagle Passes Mrs Rom Prather. Mr and Mrs Bobbie Eugene Cagle. 13. son of Donald Prather. Thomas Prather. Mr. and MYs E E Cagle, died Fn Aaron Prather and Mrs M C Whit day afternoon at his home on Acad 1 ten all enjoyed a birthday dinner in | emy St following a short illness Easter gala at the home of Mr and He was a lifelong reside id of County Records \ The follownig public records were filed the past week in the of fice of the Clerk of Court of Lau rens County. Property Transfers Niles C. Clark and Agnes A. Clark to Albert Hopkins and Sarah C. Hopkins, lot in Cross Hill Town ship for $10.00 and other valuable considerations. Niles C. Clark and Agnes A. Clark to Carl R. Rogers, Rosa L. Rogers, Claude F. Hughes, Jr., and Ethel L. Hughes, lot on Lake Greenwood for $10.00 Boyd H. Parham to West Vir ginia Pulp and Paper Company, 116 acres near Boyd’s Mill for $10.00 and other considerations. Mary Frances S. Smith to W. Grady Smith, lots on Church St., Laurens, for $1.00. J. H. Smith to W r illie Earl An derson, lots in Gray Court for $450.Ot) Georgia B. King to Harry D. Griffin, lot on Musgrove Street, Clinton, for $10.00 and other valu able considerations. R. Hall Fleming to Rosabelle F. league, 73.5 acres bounded by lands of R. L. Robinson, for $5,000. V. K. Lewis to Mabel K. Lewis, his interest in 2 acres on Lake Greenwood for $100, love and af-j fection. Carrie Langston and Mamie Langston to John Bolt Culbertson,! lot near Maddens Station for $10.00 and other considerations. Roy Edwin Gwinn to Dallas j Gwiim and Rebecca O. Gwinn, loti near W attsville for $5 00 and other | considerations Dr J W Davis le S M. Bell, lot on Calhoun Highway, for $10.00 and other comideraUoas Lawrence F. Davis to S. M Bell, 3 14 acres in Hunter Township for $10 t^Oend other considerations. Carrull W Copeland to Joe H. Bonds, lot on Phillips St., Clinton, for $10.00 and other consktarations l am Alton Woods to’Allie I> Knight, 142 38 acres in Sullivan Township for $4,627.35. Marriage Licenses Issued Hone Miller, Fountain Inn, and Julia Hay Parks, Fountain Inn. John Franklin Grant, Rotnoke, Va . and Wimfred Walker Bowling. Chartoteeville, Va William Jennings Crame, Lau mis. and Betty Jean Sanders, Lau rens John Brabtfw nd Julie Aam Lusk. Clinton Harley Monroe Silvers. 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