The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, April 17, 1958, Image 5
Thursday. April 17, 1958
THE CUNTON CHRONICLE
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Briefs About . . .
People You Know
Items of Interest Concerning Clinton Residents
Mr. and Mrs. Belos Orcutt and
daughter, CharloUe. of Lexington,
Ky .. were guests'a few days last
week of Mr. and Mrs. Paul M. Mul
ler.
Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Black had as
their guests Sunday Mr. and MLs.
G. Arthur Black, Genie. Mary and
Georgia, of Greenville; Mr. and
Mlrs. W. Alec Black, of Columbia;
Mt. and Mrs. W. A. Martin and
daughter, Mary, and A. M'ac Q.
Martin, of Fountain Inn, and Mrs.
J. V. Edwards of this city.
Mr. and Mrs. Quinton Chapman
and son, John Mason, of Charles
ton, are visiting their parents, Mr
and Mrs. C. E. Chapman in Mount-
ville and Mrs. J. W. Donnon here.
Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Kugler and
daughters, Barbara and Patsy, of
Myrtle Beach, spent the week-end
here with Mrs. Kugler’s parents,
M'r. and Mrs. C. C. Giles.
Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Long and
small son are occupying the resi
dence at 200 Cedar St. Mr. Long is a
student at Presbyterian College.
Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Hammond, of
Elberton, Ga., spent Sunday with
their daughter, Mrs. Julian M. Bell
and family.
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Templeton
and daughter, Miss Miriam Temple
ton, were recent guests of their
daughter, Mrs. Donald Mann and
Mr. Mann in Lake Wales, Fla., for
several days.
Mr and Mrs J. Karl Johnson and
Karl Johnson. Jr., of this city and
Clemson, were in Yemassee Friday
to attend the wedding of Miss Bar
bara Taylor and Charles Hall, of
Aiken. The Johnson's daughter and
son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Bry
ant, of Darlington, were members of
the weddirtg party Mrs. Bryant who
was the bride’s roommate et Win-
throp, served as a bridesmaid and
Mr. Bryant sang.
Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Smith and
sons, of Columbia, were guests Sun
day of the former’s brother and sis
ter-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. James A.
Smith.
W. J. Lee attended a toll test
school of the Southern Bell Tele
phone company in Columbia last
week.
Miss Jill Shuford, of Atlanta, Ga.,
and Miss Jackie McDonald, of
Charlotte and Limestone College,
were week-end guests of Mr. and
Mrs. W. S. Horne and attended the
Military Ball and dances at Pres
byterian College, ROTC and fra
ternities.
Mir. and Mrs. John B Jordan and
children of Martinsville, Va., visit
ed the latter’s parents. Col. and
Mr.s Robert E. Wysor this week
while enroute to Columbus, Ga., for
a few days stay with Mrs. Jordan’s
sister, Mrs. Benjamin F. Ivey and
Captain Ivey. The Jordans will re
turn here for the week-end.
weekly
put* extra »afety
on every wheel
Super-Cushions
good/year
• value priced
by the set!
4 FOR ONLY
Now it coata far lesa than you
think to put a set of new
Goodyear tires on your car.
Come in and we'll prove it!
But you. better hurry! Our
stocks of Super Cushions
won’t last long at these low
prices
ONLY TEN DOLLARS DOWN FOR FOUR!
CUNTON TIRE &
RECAPPING CO. I
113 8. Broad Phone 1206 f
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Mr and Mrs R. B. Hdlams. were
recent visitors for several days in
Winston-Salem, N. C. ,
Friends of Mr. and Mrs. C. E
King and daughters, formerly of
Bessemer, Ala , will be interested
to know they have returned here
to make their home, and will re
side on the Greenwood highway.
Mr. King plans to enter business
in Laurens.
Mr^and Mrs. Andrew S. Ho
ward recently spent a few days in
Charleston as guests of Mr. and
Mrs. F. S. Hay.
Friends of H. P. Cromer of
Crass Hill, will be interested to
know he is a patient at the Vet
erans hospital in Columbia.
Mr. and Mrs. Elwyn Sturgeon and
children, of Isle of Palms, spent
the week-end with his mother, Mrs.
H. E. Sturgeon.
\trs. W. W. Harris, accompanied
by her daughter, Miss Cornelia Har
ris, of Columbia, attended the wed
ding of Miss Ann Hart and Roy
Armstrong Little, of Columbia, in
York Saturday afternoon. They also
visited their sister and aunt, Miss
Margaret Bethea in Fort Mill.
Mrs. James Macdonald and chil
dren are spending the week in
Charleston with her parents, Mr
and Mrs. Rivers T. Jenkins.
Mrs. William P. Jacobs left yes
terday to spend a few days in Rock
Hill as the guest of Mr. and Mrs.
W. R. Sims.
Mr and Mrs. William M. Shields
have returned from a several days
business trip to Charleston.
Miss Eileen Conway, of New
York, spent last week a$ the guest
of Mr. and Mrs. Rufus Sadler
Mr. and Mrs. John T. Heyward, of
Rion, were dinner guests on Tuesday
evening of Mr and Mrs. J F. Ja
cobs.
Mrs. J. W. Montgomery, of Me-
bane, N. C., formerly of this city, is
spending a few days here with Mr.
and Mrs. W. M. Hughes. Dr. and
Mrs. S. C. Hays and other friends.
Miss Carolina Miller of Atlanta,
student at Agnes Scott College,
Decatur, Ga., was the week-end
guest of Mr. and Mrs C. E. Nich
ols and attended the ROTC Mili
tary Ball and dances of the Pres
byterian College fraternities
Mr. and Mrs J. H. Scarborough
and daughter. Linda, of Wisacky,
Mrs. James M Pitts and daugh
ter, Jackie, of this city, were
guests on Sunday of their sister
Mrs C. A. Holland, and Mr Hol
land
Wallace Franks, who has been
a patient at the Veterans hospital
in Columbia for a number of
weeks, spent the week-end at his
home here
Mr. and Mrs James Huston
Mann and son. Gregory, of Sa
vannah, Ga., spent the week-end
with Mr Mann's mother. Mrs
Dun*ard Murdock, and Mr Mur
dock
Mrs W J. Lee has accepted a
position with M S Bailey &
Son. Bankers
Alhson Stump, daughter of Dr
and Mrs A. B Stump, recently
spent a few days in Pine Bluff. N
C . with her grandmother. Mrs H
D Allison
Mrs William W H u 11 o of
Reevesville. spent the week-end
with her parents. Mr. and Mrs
Carl ('handler. Also here for Sun
day were Mr and Mrs Irby L
handler and children. Ljm. Rick,
and Thomas, of Ware Shoals
Mr. and Mrs Alberto Morelli
and daughter. Chantal. of Naples.
Italy, are spending several weeks
hire with Mrs Morelli’• sister.
Mrs W. J. Lee. and family, and
in Whitmire with her mother.
Mrs R 0. Johnson
. Friends of Mrs. A J. Merchant
of Myrtle Beach, formerly of this
city, will regret to know she is a
patient at the General hospital in
Greenville suffering a broken hip
injury received in a fall while
visiting here last week Mrs. W.
C. Milam, Mrs W Roy Pitts,
Mrs. Hubert Pitts, Mrs. Hugh
Suopson and Mrs. G W Hollings
worth were in Greeenville on Fri
day to visit Mrs Merchant
•Mrs. J. B Ricketts of Green*
vile, spent several days last week
with her sister, Mrs. Robert E
Wysor Mr Ricketts accompanied
her here
Miss Miriam - Templet on, for
merly of Boston, Mass., has been
spending several ..weeks with her
parents, Mr and Mrs. J. B. Tern
pleton. She leaves Sunday for Au
gusta, Ga., where she will be on
the staff of the Eugene Talmadge
Memorial hospital in the dietary
department. t
Mr. and Mrs Durward Mur
dock and family have moved into
their recently completed new
home on the corner of Caldwell
and Phillips streets
SCHOLARSHIP WINNERS
The top two winners of Presbyterian College’s IRM Founder’s
Scholarship awards as pictured above are, left to right: Gerald Pitts
of Laurens and Sanders G. Reed of McCYellanviUe. Each will receive
a grant of $2,000 toward the next four years of study at PC.
"The Stardusters"
Win First Place
In Talent Contest
The School Bus Transportation
Club of Clinton High School spon
sored a talent contest composed I
of seventeen acts last Friday eve
ning to raise funds for a banquet
at the end of the year.
Jake Rasor’s orchestra. “The
Stardusters,” won first place after
playing their theme song/ “Star
dust” and “Prom Jump.” Joe
Dailey, club president, presented
their trophy.
Perry Simpson coming in se
cond for his ventriloquist act, re
ceived his trophy from Bud Turn
blin, ex-officio president
D. B. Smith, local merchant,
announced acts and provided hu
mor in between.
Other contestants were Mary
Cunningham, piano solo; Sandra
Ray. baton twirling act; Eugenia
Byars, song. Valene Morse, stilt
walking; Carolyn Stevenson, song;
and the Echos, a band conducted
by Jerry Kail ✓-
Dixie Couch and Dianne Spencer
tap danced; Anegla Clements and
Susan Terry sang; Dianne Led
ford tap danced and sang.
Dolly Crouch directed the Rol-
lettes in a tumbling act. Edgar
Everett’s band, the Rocketeers,
played “Raunchy.” Cecilia Mc
Lendon played a piano solo, and
the Red Toppers, David and Hart
well Cromer, played a guitar du
et
Judges for the program were
Mrs- Lavinia Cooley, Mrs. R. P.
Wilder, Carroll Poole, and Charles
E Burnett
Appeal Made
For Family
The local Red Cross office is
making an appeal for clothing and
household furniture for a local
white family who recently lost ev
erything by fire.
The family conssits of mother,
father, and three children. The
father wears size 31-32 pants. 15
shirt find 84 shoe, the wife, who
is pregnant, wears size 184 dress
and 54 shoe, one child 6 years
old. a boy. wears size 10 shoe; a
girl, age 4, wears size 64 shoe;
a girl. 2, wears 54 shoe
Anyone having clothing not in
use or anv household furnishings
are asked to contact Mrs Irby S
Hipp at Phone 339-W
New Subscribers
E E WELLS. \
BENJAMIN THOMPSON.
THOMAS DAVIS,
MRS VETfA WHITE.
MRS EARL PITTS,
MRS FRED TUMBIJN.
MRS HAMPTON GREGORY.
MARVIN LOLLS, '
MRS VANESSA W KING,
city
MRS BOBBY JOE\ BOWLING,
THEODORE JACKSON.
Lydia
MRS GLADYS SIMPSON,
KKD No 3
T J UPTON,
J B BURBAGE,
Joanna
PAUL S. O’DELL,
Lauprens
MRS WADE SMITH.
Kinards
JACK GADDY,
State Park
M SGT WILSON FRANKLIN.
TOMMY BUTLER,
San Francisco, Calif
PVT JAMES H. DEITZ,
APO New York
MRS JAN FRANKS.
Norfolk, Va
Pvt. Bobby F. Chaney
With Army In France
Pvt Bobby F Chaney, -wn of
Mr- Levnnia Young. Rt 3, Clin
ton. recently arrived m France
and us now an engineer equipment
mechanic in Headquarters De-
\
larhment at the U S Army Ord
nance Depot in Nancy
«'haney entered the Army in
September. 19R7. and received ba-
sie training at Fort Belvoir, Va
The 8->ear-old soldier is a 1957
^r.idua'e of Union High School
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Spring Flower Show
At Spartanburg On
Wednesday, Thursday
Garden clubs of Spartanburg will
stage their spring flower show in
Memorial Auditorium on- Wednes
day and Thursday. Apnl'23 and 24
Clinton residents have been invit
ed to enter specimens and attend
the show
The theme will be “Snow White
and the Seven Dwarfs." which will
be carried out in interpretive ar
rangements In addition, other ar
rangements will feature other suh
jects
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Sale
Slated For April 25
Laurens County sheep raisers
have shown interest in a purebred
ram sale to be held in Columbia on
April 25
This is the first sale of its kind
since the recent revival of sheep
raising in the state, and will be held
at the J. W. Conder Company Fair-
wold Stockyards TYie sale will begin
at 1 p m
Thirty Hampshire and 20 Suffolk
yearling rams will be sold at auc
tion. The rams have been consigned
by the members of the Virginia
Purebred Sheep Association
The rams will be shorn so that
prospective inexperienced buyers
will be able to sec what they are
getting
It was staled that the sale wiB
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