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Tlmra4ajr. Just 12. lfS« THK CLINTON CHBONICLB Pact Pi'• Brith About . . . People You Know Items of Interest Concerning Clinton Residents Men of Battery B (jet Promotions htny ii i<»r k\ \ iix t* m* Mr* L. i Brandt and daughter*. Martha and Susan, of Greensboro, N. Q., spent a few days last week with Mlrs Brandt s parent*. Dr and Mr* B O. Whitten, Mrs. D, C. Ileustess. member of the Erskme Coileje staff, is spend ing the/summer months at her home here. ! Kriertds of Roy Bcnyamjn. Jr., will be interested to know he left Mon day for Fort Jackson where he will be inducted for six months military service. Mr and Mrs. Ansel B Godfrey, Mir. and Mrs. J. Leland Young,■•Miss Essie Young and Miss Frances O’Daniel were among Clinton rela tives attending the Dick-Wyman wedding in Raleigh, N. C.. Tuesday. Mrs. Everette Carson, of Gas tonia, N. C., 'spent Thursday here with her sister, Mrs. John Roseboro She was accompanied home for a visit by Miss Ann DuPre, of Abbe ville. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Caldwell and children and Mis. Willie Young have returned from a visit with Mrs. Caldwell and Mrs. Young’s sister and daughter, Mrs. T. E. Watts and Mr. Watts ih North Law rence, N. Y. While away they .went on sightseeing trips to Ottawa, Can ada, and other points of interest. Mrs Earl Barron and children, Margaret and Sarah, of Gastonia, N. C., are visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Blakely while Rev. Barron is attending Synod and Con ference at Bon darken. N. C. Mr. and Mrs. Allen Suddeth and children have returned to their home in Beiheada. Md, after spending the pest week with Mr. Suddeth's mother Mrs B. H. Suddeth and family Friends of Mr* J. Lee Young will be interested to know she has returned to her home here from Self Memorial Hospital where she was a patient for a number of weeks suffering injuries received in a fall. Mrs. George Corneison. Sr., Mr. and Mrs, George Corneison and little son and Mrs J. A. Guthrie spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Walter Montgomery at their sum mer cottage at Lake Summit. Mrs. R. W. Wade left Monday for Lake Junaluska. N. C., where she is visiting her brother, B. Spratt Mrs. J. H. Donnon has returned from a several days visit with her daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mirs. Quinton Chapman in Charles ton. Miss Elizabeth Boland, member of the Clinton High School faculty, has gone to Columbia whore she will spend the summer months. Misses Mary Jane Addison. Kristi King and Betty Black are among Clinton girls spending three weeks at Camp Ton-A-Wandah, Henderson- ville, N. C. Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Jacobs, Mr. and Mrs J. F. Jacobs, Jr., and children, Mrs Robert F. Bllack ac companied by Mr. and Mrs. John William King and children, of Sum merville, Ga., are spending the week at Pawley's Island. Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Hughes and children, Caroline and Walter, and Kathryn Arnold spent Sunday in Union with the former’s brother and sister, Claude Hughes and Miss Veda Hughes Little Linda Smith, daughter of Mr. and Mrs Howard Smith, left Tuesday to spend the remainder of the week w;th her grandmother. Mrs Frances McGowaa m Mullins and at Cherry Grove Beach Here are four men of Clinton's National Guard Battery ‘B,’ l«7th AAA Bn (AW) (SP), being congrat ulated by their commanding officer upon their recent promotions. They are, left to right, SFC James M. Copeland, Jr„ Sp-2 George R. Simpson. Jr , M-Sgt. Claude B. Monroe, M-Sgt. Louis J. Bond, and Captain Guy A Tumblin. Magistrate Races Over The County Township gave Boar man 2 v otes ton and Hunter Township at and Mr*, ( oteman :> Mountvdie. incumbent Magistrates There were on contoaU for Mag Sam McCrary and Eugene Johnson, istrate of Hunter Township at Clia-• respectively being onopponed, I n Magistrate races in four townships tn the county, other than Jacks Township which is reported elsewhere. Mrs Lucille Metis Watts defeated William Dorroh Owing* in Laurens Tbwnship, 1,790 to 795. with one small box unreported C M Cur ry defeated W B Norris in Dials Township. 428 to .143 Troy C Davis with 273. won over Thomas B O'Dell with 211, in Waterloo Town ship In Cross Hill Township. K P Boazman with !*. defeated Mrs Eleanor M Coleman with At Cross Hill Boazman received % votes, and Mrs Coleman tig Voters at Mountville wlfo live in Cross Hill Reedy River Assn. To Hove Conference On Tuesday, June 17 Reedy River Associatiopal Train ing Union Mass Meeting and Offi cer's Council will be held on Tues day. June 17. at 7:30 p m at the Enoree Baptist Church. Conferences will be hNd hy the as sociatkmal officers. A film on South western Baptist Theological Semi nary. Fort Worth. Texas, will be shown Following the meeting a fellow ship hour will be held All attend ing are requested to bring a luneh Miss Maggie Garlington has gone to Washington, D. C., for several weeks to be with her sister. MCs W. 0. Pruitt who is ill. Miss Cornelia Harris, of Colum bia. spent the week-end with her mother. Mrs Wilson W. Harris Miss Elhd Hunter is'at home aft er a recent visit with her sister. Mrs. Heidi Trask in Wilmington. N. C. Mr and Mrs Roy Casque and faasily have moved to thru- take tide cottage on Lake Greenwood for the Friends of Claude Molpas. will ha la Mrs. Louis Stephens of Charles ton, is visiting her mother, Mrs S G. Dillard Mrs B. T. Fuller spent several days last week with Her daughters. Mrs. Calvert Marsh in Columbia. Mrs Rill Blalock in Holly Hill, and Miss Nell Fuller in Charleston Mrs Marsh and children, Miss Fuller and Valene and Susan Blalock ac companied her home for an over night visit Friends of Floyd Fuller. HC-1C stationed with the Navy an Okma •a. wtg he laterseted to know ho is an throe months duty m the TO ALL CITIZENS OF LAURENS COUNTY It is with an humble heart that I expren* tb you nn sincere an! heatHfelt thanks for the fine vote jriven pie n Tuesday’* primary election. I shall •• ever grateful for the expression of vour conf donee. leaKnestiy ;t your continued «uppo.~. v ' : the hope that all will examine my record * fo *• the next primary on June 24. feeling sure that it will v » • ' merd » ir vote. 1 shall never betra. oir >nt'i- \ deme. Av“i ’. I .-ay thank*! Furman E. Thomason Mrs. W L. Williams. Winston-Sa lem, N C.; Mr and Mrs Dixon Covington, Choraw; Mr and Mrs Wilburn Harper. Mr and Mrs Charles Behrn and daughter, Lua of Ocilla, Ga.; Mr and Mrs C. K deBeaugnne, C. K . Jr., Mr and Mrs Guy ShiVers. Charles and Su san all of Warrenton Ga. Mr and Mrs R T Ihinlap of this city Presents Pupils In Music Recital The pumo pupil* of Mrs Harry MrSwoow wore prvweuftod m coodal rwcvwlly M (he Fim Bwplaal < hurdi A large fkwal arrappemoos el aprmg flower* •mapdragmw tad ^odsaAi w««w used m dw mmwr room TMaao purtaMpmakg worn Mary Ami &*9vmi cm Mcnry lift. Stfftft IfttftAft. 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Wayne Jarvis and family Dr. and Mrs. James Macdonald were recent visitors at Sea Island, Ga The latter’s aunt. Miss Lucia Murchison of Columbia, was here with the Macdonald children while they were away Mr Md Mrs Rivers T of ( •f thesr danftttr Mr* J« • i MENS SOFTBALL TEAMS SCHEDULE AH f.amew ft iN He Plated al litllr I vague Hal Pari June 12—Red Sax va. Hr a sen—7 :M Yaakn va. Carda—M:30 June Ik—Yaakn va. Hr a tew—7:00 Red Sox va. Cards—X :.T0 June 19—Braves va. 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