The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, July 17, 1958, Image 3
Thursday. July 17, 1*58
THE CLINTON CHRONICLE
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Briefs About . . .
People You Know
Items of Interest Concerning Clinton Residents
South Carolina Peach Cobbler
Mr. and Mrs Floyd Hitt of An
derson, Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Arm
strong of Gray Court, spent the
week-end wtth Mr. Hitt's and Mrs.
Armtrong's mother, Mrs. Eugene
Hitt.
Mrs. B. H. Henry of Greenville,
is visiting her sister, Mrs. H. D
Rantin.
Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Dillard, Mr.
and Mrs. J. B. Bazemore and chil-
<lren of Jacksonville, Fla., and
Miss Safa Louise Wilder of McCor
mick, will arrive today for a visit
with Mrs. J. B. Wilder.
Mr. and Mrs. Brooks Copeland
and children of Statesville, N. C.,
returned home yesterday after vis
iting the former’s mother, Mrs. R.
J. Copeland and family. Mrs. Cope
land returned with them for an ex
tended stay.
Miss Colie Summer, member of
Hayes hospital staff, left Monday
for Brightwater, N. Y., where she
is the guest of Dr. and Mrs. Ellis
Brewster for a week. Next week
she will vacation at her home in
Chappells.
Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Fowler of
Greenville, Mrs. R. L. Kennedy
and son, Marion, were guests Sun
day of Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Henry
and their daughter, Mrs. J. F. Bo-
zard, of Boone, N. C., who has been
spending some time here with her
parents. Friends of Mrs. Henry will
be interested to know she is im
proving following a recent opera
tion illness.
George Allen Addy of Lakeland,
Fla , spent Sunday with Mr. and
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Jarvis and
children, of Rock Hill, spent the
week-end with Mrs. Jarvis' mother,
Mrs. Ethel R. Pitts, coming espe
cially for the Ray-Reeves wedding.
Mr. and' Mrs. W. D. Pitts and
sons, of Anderson, Mr. and Mrs.’
Carroll L. Pitts and daughter, Mary,
of Spartanburg, were guests Sun
day of Mr and Mrs. Joe H. Bonds,
coming especially for the Ray-
Reeves wedding.
Mrs. Harold Schug and daugh
ters, Misses Diane and Sandra, of
Utica, N. Y., visited her sister,
Mirs. Kenneth N. Baker and Mr.
Baker a few days last week.
Carolyn Linda Richard and Billy
Reid, of Columbia, spent a few days
last week with their grandparents,
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Scott. Their
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Reid,
spent the week-end here with the
Scotts and Mr. and Mrs. George
Reid. Richard remained for a long
er stay with his cousin, A1 Reid.
Mrs. A. W. Hanley has returned
to her home in Tampa, Fla., after
a visit here with her brothers, John,
James and Tom Addison and their
families.
Mr. and Mrs. T. J. McCarty and
daughter, Kathy, are visiting her
parents in Greenville, N. C.
Mr. and Mrs. T. R. Hagler and
children, of Columbia, were here
during the week to see her sister,
Mrs. M. D. Milam, Jr., and family
-For a delightful summertime
dessert, Clemson Extension Nutri
tionist Janie McDill, suggests the
ter; 1-2 cup sugar; 1 egg; 1 tea
spoon baking powder; 1-3 to 1-2 cup
milk; and 1 cup of sifted plain
Plaice in a baking dish, sweeten
lightly with sugar, and sprinkle
with 2 tablespoons of lemon juice.
.... . . . . Spoon the batter over the fruit
traditional peach cobbler made flour. ant j bake in a moderate oven at
from fresh peaches now available Cream the butter and sugar, and 375 degrees Fahrenheit, until the
in local orchards and markets. add the egg and beat well. Tlien crust i$ brown and the fruit is ten-
She says its easy to make, and add the milk and flour sifted with der
once you’ve secured the ripe peach- baking powder to the consistency, Miss McDill points out that the
es, you’re likely to have all the|of drop batter (peach cobbler is delightful served
necessary ingredients on h a n dJ Next peel, pit, and slice ripe plain or with hard sauce, whipped
Mr* J C Pace spent a few day*
last week in Orangeburg with her
mother. Mrs L S McCornurk who
b convalescing following an opera
tion illnras
Mr and Mr*. Huger Neely and
children have returned to their
home in Marion following a ten day
stay with her parents. Mr and Mr*
Brunson Asbill.
Lee and Tommy Corbett are visit
ing their grandmother. Mrs Annie
Stone in Johnson City. Tenn . for
several weeks. Mrs Stone. Mr and
Mrs. J. E. Broyles and son, Eddie,
of Bristol, Tenn , spent the week
end here with their daughter and
sister, Mrs. W L. Corbett and Mi*
Corbett
Mrs. C. J. Bauknight and daugh
ter, Abelia, have returned to their
home in Charleston after a two
weeks stay with her mother, Mrs j
Metta C. Stone. They were accom-'
panied home for a visit by Mrs
Baukmght’s nephew, Billy Tram
mell.
Mrs. Everette Carson, of Gastonia,
N. C.. visited her sister, Mrs. John
M Roseboro and Mr Roseboro sev-i
eral days last week
Joe Clements, Jr , is spending
the surpmer with his father, Joe
Clements, and grandparents, Mr
and Mrs. J. O. Clements, in Vi-
dalia, Ga
Mr. and Mrs. Wyman Shealy, ac
companied by Mrs. Shealy, Jr.,
and children of Orangeburg, spent
last week at Crescent Beach. Mr
Shealy, Jr., joined them for the
latter part of the week
Mr*. Annie Fletdarr of Little
Mountain, Mrs uracc Hoffman
and mm. and Henry FWtdner of
Washington. D C, were gumt*
during the week of Mr and Mr*
J D Roland and other relative*
here,
Dr and Mr* David Mixon and
children, Phyllis and David, vaca
tioned at Myrtle Reach last week
Mr and Mrs Howard Watkins.
Howard. Jr . and Suzanne have re
turned from a vacation stay at
Windy Hill where they were gue*t>
of Mr and Mrs E C Goff of Flo
rence
Little Harry, Laura Ann and Ed
Sturgbon of Charleston, spent a few
days last week with their grand
mother, Mrs H E Sturgeon, while
their parents’ were in Gainesville,
Fla , where they were called be
cause of the death of the lattersi
sister-in-law.
Mrs. L. A Blakely has returned
from a week's visit with her mo
ther, Mrs W G Smith, in Mil-
ledgeville, Ga , where she was
joined by her sister, Mrs. George
Cote of El Paso, Texas
Mrs F. K Shealy, Mr and Mr-
Floyd Ba'llew and Miss Angela Clc
ment.s have returned from a recent
stay at the Shealy cottage at Myrtle
Beach Friends of Miss Clements
will be interesti-d to know she is
convalescing nicely following in
juries received in an auto accident
at Myrtle Beach on July 5 The car
was a complete loss and Miss Cle
ments received leg and arm cuts,
and Vernon Ivester, who was, a
guest, received a head cut
Mr* Martha R Thomas of Char
leston a the guest of her niece,
Mrs D C Heuatew*
Mr and Mrs Perry Hamilton of
Columbia, viwted the former'* mo
ther. Mrs Albe Hamilton, « few
dya* la*t week
Claude C Reese of Chicago. Ill ,
wa* the weekend gue*t-of his *is-
fer Mr* N W McDaniel, and Mr.
McDaniel
Mr and Mrs W A Aelxander,
Jan and Bill, accompanied by Mr*
Eugene Sheorn and chifdren of
Camden, vacationed last week at
Myrtle Beach
Mr and Mrs L. O. Edwards
have as then 1 guests their nephew,
David Edwards, and niece Kathy
Neal of Greensboro. N C. Mrs F
R Neal, Mr Edwards' sister, was
also here for the week-end
Mrs. Wyman Shealy, accompa
nied by Mrs T L Shealy of New
berry, and Mrs. Ralph DuLa of
Laurens, left yesterday for Johnson
City Tenn , where they will be
guests of Rev and Vfrs lames Lee
Shealy
Mr and Mrs Lewis Pitts and
children and Bob Grube of Be-
thune, .pent a few days last week
with the former > nvother, Mrs. W
Roy Pitts and other relatives. The
latter's mother, Mrs Paul T.
Wood, who accompanied ihem, was
the guest of Mrs Pitts and Mrs.
Hugh Simpson Lewi?, and Paul
Pitts and Bob remained for a long
er visit, and today Mrs. R J
Grube and Mrs Lewis Pitts will
come to accompany them home
them Here’s what it takes; 1-4 cup but- 1 peaches to make about 1 quart, cream or thick unwhipped cream
Mrs. Lewis Bagwell, Sr. Mr. Addy
is attending National Guard camp (Thelma Wells and sisters,
at Fort Gordon, Ga. Mrs. Bailey Dixon and children.
Beth Fleischman and Jeanie Glo- f Bailey 2nd and Norman, are spend-
ver have returned from a visit ling several weeks at the Isle of
with Miss Barnett Spratt at Lake [ Palms with Mrs. C. M. Bailey and
Junaluska. N. C. They were ac Mrs W. L. Marshall, Jr Mr Dixon
companied to Junaluska by their joined them there for the week-end
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs John Miss Elizabeth Copeland is visit-
Spratt mg her brother and sister-in-law.
Mr. and Mr*. Walter B. Young Mr. and Mr* John Wallace Cope-
have returned to their home in land in Greenville
Charlote. N. C.. after visiting Mrs J^hn Wrenn. son of Mr and Mr*
Frank Young and family here and Robert G Wrenn. left yesterday for
relatives in Honea Path ( Lackland Air Force Base, San An-
• 14 .j!?"* Yo ' jn * J 8 ** **** tome. Texas, to begin a four year
for Walter Reed hospital near rn , u , maiM m the Air Force
Washmgtoa where he is on active Mr ^ Hn j w Moore are va
duty with the Army Medical Corp* g * Fort Myefi ^
of inures! la Florida They
plan to return during the
k* and Mn Mike Ca**aaova and
children, ot Columbia »petti Sun
day here with relative*
Mr* Ed Robb and dnughUr of
Tampn Fla were reeeM gunU of
Jane Milam accompanied
home fpr a few days. I
Mr *. ® en C ?° 0ll j y ’ Gre ** ,w ® 0< l* y——— # »# ## ae»e»eeeeeeeeee»ee»»»»»ee»»g
was the week-end guest of Miss C <
THIS WEEK
— In Washington
With Clinton Davidson
Davidson DOLLAR DIPLOMACY DEBACLE'
people in Um world. «e
for sixty day*
Ike Ray of
the week-end with hu
and Mn Taa Ray
Mn Louiie Hilton and Miss Es
Da video® joined their
Mr* Henry Cook and family at Ed
late Beach for a v
Mr and Mrs. Richard J. Reid,
who were married June 7, are re
siding in an apartment at 304 Hic
kory Street They are natives ot
Greenville S^r~Reid is a student at
Presbyterian College and Mr* Reid
is employed in the office at Whit
; ten Village
Mr. and Mrs Paul Stanley and
.children Susan and Walter, of
HartsviUe. spent several days last
week with Mr* Stanley’s parent*
Mr and Mr* W E Neighbors
Friend* of Tiaky Young *UI be
interested to know he « improving
satisfactorily at General Hospital
m Green*die following aa operation
there on Tuesday He wdl far a pa
Item there for a wseh aad is w room
7M Hi» parent* Mr aad Mrs Kdt
Young were wdh him sa Tuesday
aad Mr Young m rrasauuag for the
Mr aad Mr* W W BUcfcwed of
Ptoruare. recently vtatted their aaa 1
aad daughter uelaw. Mr and Mr* ^
They
me by
r a few
Mr* W A- Vaughan of G
vile. I* viaiUag her daughter Mr*
Coci P WUaou aad Mr WUaoa this The
They also haw as thetr
thew niece* Mtsass Linda Kitty Mr*
aad Carters Vaughan *f Grew N J
vdte turn
U Cte Walter B Todd Mrs Charts* T Bari* te New York
a few day* Cmy. was th* recem garsl te Mi
*• brother nephew KeaariS M, Baker and
| | Mrs Chartns lam#. U fuanrta Baker and U
te Pwt
Cartufe Barracks Pa. md (hoy N C also visited the termor s
Down by the old mill stream,
industry began.
From its modest beginnings on peaceful mill streams,
American industry has grovm vastly in size, scope and
complexity. Playing an essential part in this expan
sion, American hanking has been ever-alert to keep
its services geared to the quickening tempo and mul
tiplying needs of the industrial and business world.
This bank, today as always, provides efficient finan
cial sendees to the growing enterprises of this com
munity.
Bank of Ginton
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warns wsr wuh kuaau AN of
us would do so)llung »« kjwuuN.
sod honorably could to a>oui a «**»
that could again doom c**ih/alK«n
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be shout lo under*® tte mou
dramatic rcttMon in more than IUU
Mr and Mr* Jehu M
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Mmutey
Mr aud Mrs V J
arc mm urrupyrng th* J Wdl Loaha
Ml Narth Broad ttrsut Mr
Bawd la rsumrewte wtth
Ptywwad O*
Mr Mte Mr* Jams* E Waite
•pawl tha work cud M Augusts Ga
White thara thry warr dumar gwaata
te Mr sad Mr* Hoy Tadard*
Mr* Jsha T Adair wtB return
Friday from New York ohrra dur
ha* farm oa a buying tnp ter the
Ladies Ready tuWear Shop
Mrs Ahda Anderson will return
Mr and Mrs John Simmons and
Mrs. Sidney Brice and two
90m. Mrs George Shultz, of Par
rish. Ala., spent the week-end with
tbetr father. H. A. Simmons. Sr.,
and other relative* here
Susan Jacks is spending the week
in Greenville with her grandmother.
Mrs M. Cassanova and aunt. Mrs
Frank Bailey.
Friends of Mrs. E. H. .Hall who
ha* been ill at the home of her son.
Dr. William j^ugh. Hall in Charlotte,
N. C., will be interested to know she
(is with her son. E. H. Hall and
family in Greenville and is improv
ing.
Mr. and Mrs. J. P. McMillan have
returned to their home in Tampa,
Fla., after visiting the former’s sis
ter, Mrs. John W. Finney and Mr.
Finney last week.
Friends of John F. Norris will be
interested to know he is improving
at the General Hospital in Green
ville following an operatioh. He is in
room 360.
Mr. and Mirs Tom B Milam, of
Leesburg, Fla., and Mrs. Cecil Dye,
of Orlando. Fla., were guests of rel
atives here last week.
Miss Susan Murphy, of Honea
Path, is the guest of her cousin, Miss
Ruth Holland on Centennial Street
Mr and Mrs Henry Simmons
spent last week visiting her mother,
Mrs Tara Blaker in Gerards Port.
Pa. and their son. Jack Simmon*
aad Mrs Simmons in Washington
Bom Coates, te Chartetle. N C .j
yawed tea family hare te the home
te ks* paraada Mr aud Mr* L N
“ ' '■*' next week to her home in Temple
Mr and Mr* Harry Baldwin and City, Calif , after a several we*k>
children were recent guests of Ll vw,t * lt * 1 ber * on - Rtetcr' D Ander
Col and Mrs Arthur Katzburg in ^tt * n< f Anderson
Biloxi Miss * r aIKl Mr * w Anderson
Susan and Valerie Blalock, of Hoi »«•« Tuesday to spend the remainder
ly Hill, spent last week with their of the week in New York City
grandmother, Mrs B. T. Fuller Mr. and Mrs G. M. Derrick ot
They were accompanied home by Waal Columbia, were guests Tuea
their mother. Mrs Bill Blalock who day of Mrs Derrick’s sister. Mrs
spent several days here. Brunson Asbill and MT. Asbill.
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