University of South Carolina Libraries
I Thursday. August 14, 1958 THE CLINTON CHRONICLE Pag* Three Britfs About ... People You Know Items of Interest Concerning Clinton Residents Mrs. C. F. Winn is visiting her daughter, Mrs. J. Paul Line and Mr. Line in Atlanta, Ga. Mr. Winn and Florence will go down Sunday for a short visit. Mrs. Ayliffe Jacobs is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Ken Bogle, and Mr. Bogle in Marietta, Ga. Mis Martha Womack has return ed to her home in Franklin, N. C., after a several weeks stay with her cousin, Miss Rachel Ann Wilson. Miss Mary Lou McConnell of Bir mingham, Ala., is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Hubert J. Pitts. Also visiting the Pitts’ during the week-end were Mrs. Pitts’ sister, Mrs. E. Kenneth Burdette and Mr. Burdette of Charleston; Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Barrow of Columbia; Mrs. Pitts’ other two sisters, Mrs. A. N. Se well and Mrs. Buell Stark of Dal ton, Ga. Tom G. Pitts of Lynchburg, Va., spent the week-end with his mother, Mrs. P. M. Pitts. Friends of E. Frank Anderson wil be interested to know he will observe his eighty-first birthday to morrow, August 15. Mr. and Mrs. Ward Huzzard and children, Johnnie and Anne, have returned to their home in Falls Church, *Va., after a several days Visit to Miss Viola Chandler. Mr. and Mrs. Auddy Parker of Charlote, N. C., were guests Sun day of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis H. Bagwell. Friends of Broadus Ed Smith, Jr., will be interested to know he has enlisted in the Army Security Agency for three years and is re ceiving training at Fort Jackson. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Haselden and daughter, Lois Marie, left yes terday for a vacation trip to the mountains of North Carolina. *111 h «h Ml riMrtaiwJ pmmmIm. DIAMOND DUcilE { •*4a n -»:a»« <9 I Vfiyiu*my 00 14K folS rin«« 11.00 WmUv BUDGET T T.RMS J. C. Thomas Jeweler CLINTON ••It’s Tine Thai C« JOANNA ! Mr. and Mrs. Gus Wade of Hick ory. N. C., were visitors here Sat urday enroute to Washington, Ga., to visit her »ister, Mrs. G. P. Mc- F ear in Mrs. S. B. Hayes, Jr., of Ridge wood, N. J., is visiting her mother, Mrs. J. A. Bailey. v • Mrs. W. L. Inskeep ,and Mrs. Weldon Jackson has as their guests Mrs. Fred Steffan and her daugh ter, Kathy, of San Antonio, Texas. Mrs. Steffan is the granddaughter of Mrs. Inskeep and the niece of Mrs. Jackson. Mrs. David Pitts was called to Roopville, Ga., Sunday because of the illness of her mother, Mrs. G. C. Story. Mr. and Mrs} E. L. Holland were visitors last week in Asheville and Morganton, N. C., with relatives. Mrs. Judy Wyer, of New York City, Mr. and Mrs. William F. Mul- Us, of Charlotte, N. C., visited their uncle. Dr. D. J. Woods on Saturday to help him celebrate his 90th birth day. Dr. Woods was remembered with numerous gifts and visits from friends and neighbors on his birth day. Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Black, Mrs. J. V. Edwards. Mrs. Mary D. Law ler, who is visiting her parents, spent the week-end at Montreal, N. C. Glenn Brock (Dusty) Reeves left Friday for California where he will fly to Korea for a year’s duty with the U. S. Air Corps. Friends of Louie Thornley, who has been a patient at Veterans Hos pital in Columbia for several months, will be interested to know he is spending several weeks at home. Graham Farrell, of Aberdeen, N. C., is visiting his sister, Mrs. C. W. Hogan and Mr. Hogan. His parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. G. Farrell will ar rive tomorrow from a two week’s stay in the mountains of N. C. and will spend the week-end with their daughter and family. Graham will accompany them home on Sunday. Mr and Mrs Leland Young and family spent Sunday in the moun tains of North Carolina. On Sunday afternoon Leanna and Jimmie at tended the concert by the Tran sylvania Music Camp in Brevard Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Galloway, of West Palm Beach, Fla., are visit ing the latter's sister. Mrs. John W. Finney. Sr. and Mr Finney Ted Prevatte, manager of radio station WPCC, and Mrs Prevatt* had as their guests Saturday Miss Louise Rodgers of Darlington and Miss Annie Psillos of Columbia. Mrs. William Moore of Altnata, I Ga.. is spending several weeks with her sifter, Mrs. Courts Redford Mrs Milford Smith and daughter. Gail left yesterday to visit with her parents. Mr and Mrs. W C. ! Jones in Blacksburg for several i w eeks Mrs. W M Hughes and children, Caroline and Walter, Jr. spent a few days last week in Honea Path with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Reeves. Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Horton and sons, (’banning. Bill and John of Chatham, N. J. are visiting the former’s mother, Mrs. R. S. H6r- ton, his brother, Horace' P. Horton and family and other relatives here. Mr. and Mrs. Kay Mills and Kay, Jr., were guests several days last week of Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Wing- ard. Mrs. Robert Hays and sons, Mike and David have returned to their home in Chamblee, Ga., af ter a stay with her mother, Mrs. Guy L. Copeland. Mrs. E. D. Chaney is spending soirte time in Forest Park, Ga., with her son, Frank Chaney and family. Mrs. Chaney, the Frank Chaney’s Mrs. Skeet Duncan and daughter, beanie spent the week end here with their daughter and sister, Mrs. Leonard Bishop and Mr. Bishop. Little Danny Bishop has recently returned home after a stay in Forest Park. Neely Copeland is visiting her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Eason in Piedmont, Ala., Mrs. Eason was here during the past week and accompanied her to Piedmont. Lt. Richard Lukstat, formerly of Harlingen, Texas, joined Mrs. Luk stat and daughter here at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Hor ace D. Payne for a leave before going *to Biloxi, Miss., where he will be stationed after September 1. Mr. and Mrs James H. Mann and son, Gregory recently visited Mr. Mann's mother, Mrs. Durward Murdock, and Mr. Murdock en route to Hendersonville Miss Mary Elizabeth Horton has been spending the summer at Myrtle Beach with relatives Yes terday her parents/ Mr. and Mrs. Horace P. Horton and son, Horace, left to join her for a few days and accompany her home. Recently Mr and Mrs. Durward Murdock joined the following for a picnic at Lake Murray. Dr. and Mrs. L. E. Drossy, Louis, Jr., and Jeanle Drossy of Newfcerry, Mr and Mrs. Fred Boyes of Union ( it>. N J , Mr and Mrs J D Butler and son, Rhett of Newberry. Henry Hamm of Silver Street Frankie and Susan Felknor of Camden spent a few days last week with their grandmother. Mrs. Frank E Miller Mrs E N. Morrow of Lakeland, Fla , arrived last week for a visit with her sister, Mrs. John W Little. Dr Newton B Jones has return ed to his home here after teaching at Clem son College summer school ; for six weeks SAVE!-SAVE!-SAVE! with JAMES i WOLFE INSURANCE AGENCY You Can Save 15 to 25% or AAore on Your Auto Insurance! Our Auto Insurance Rates Have Not Been Increased! NATIONAL GRANGE: LIABILITY INSURANCE COMPANY (AhmU Over $2K.OOO.OOO) ha* not increased their auto imuirance rates, although almost every other rompanv has. (Newspaper notice July 23). Grange is um passing this saving on to you if you are or become a policy hoidel not check writh this established agency now? trough the James E. Wolfe Agency. Why -COMPARE- RATES NATIONAL GRANGE $5,000 — $10,000 — $5,000 LIABILITY Farm 1-A $9.50 semi-ann. Non-Farm 1-A $13.50 semi-ann. NO MEMBERSHIP OR POLICY FEE 25% DISCOUNT ON SECOND CAR SAVE!— SAVE! — SAVE! RATES MOST COMPANIES $5,090 — $10,000 — $5,000 LIABILITY Farm 1-A $13.50 semi-ann. Non-Farm 1-A $18.50 semi-ann. PAY! — PAY! — PAY! KNOW THE JAMES E. WOLFE AGENCY THESE ARE THE FACTS r r INSURES OVER 8,000 POLICYHOLDERS IMMEDIATE CLAIM SERVICE ESTABLISHED OVER DECADE OF SERVICE EFFICIENT PROMPT WILL SAVE YOU MONEY COMPLETE FACILITIES COMPLETE PROGRAMMING COMPLETE ENGINEERING MARKET FOR STANDARD AND NON-STANDARD RISKS WILL FILE SR-22 BANK RATE FINANCING Fin Oljl ILL TIME ADJUSTERS TICE DRAFT AUTHORITY FAIR SETTLEMENT EXPERIENCED 24-HOUR SERVICE "FIRST IN SERVICE” CALL OR CONTACT JAMES L WOLFE INSURANCE AGENCY AUTO - FIRE - MARINE - GROUP - HOSPITAL Complete FacUities for All Risks 200 North Broad St Phone 610 JIM WOLFS — E. T. (CURLY) BRYANT — LAWRENCE YOUNG The following girls chaperoned by Mrs J. K. Waits and Miss Ruth Hair of Joanna left Sunday for a week's stay at Ocean Drive Beach: Misses Louise Speske, Mimi Mar tin. Gwen Hitt, Jaonne Todd, Eliz abeth Glover. Trecie Davis, Nancy Neighbors and Dorothy Staton Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Yarborough have returned to their home in Tampa, Fla., after a visit with Mrs. Yarborough’s mother, Mrs. Sallie Adair and other relatives here Mrs. and Mrs. P. W. Rodgers and children, Mr and Mrs James Jacks and children, Mrs. F. E Robbins and children spent a few days last week in the mountains of North Carolina Mr and Mrs Rhett P. Adair vis ited relatives in Little Mountain during the week end, going espe cially to attend the funeral of the latter’s brother-in-law, Grover Page, Sr, who passed away in Louisville, Ky. Dr. and Mrs. A. R Thiele of Jackson Heights, N. Y., arrived yesterday for a few days visit with Mr. and Mrs Rhett P. Adair Miss Mary Lizzife Owens, Roy Owens, George Owens, Mr. and Mrs Gillette Simpson vacationed a few days last week at Myrtle Beach. John Edward Page of Little Mountain, spent last week here with his grandmother, Mrs. Rhett! P. Adair, and Mr Adair Cecilia “Page of Charlotte, N C., is spend ing some time with her grandmo ther, Mrs Adair. Mrs. J. L. Wright has returned to her home in Columbia after a visit with Mrs. Agnes Kern. Mrs. Grover Page and Mrs. Mar cus Burke of Louisville, Ky.{ Mr | and Mrs. Grover Page, Jr., of Jackson Heights, N. Y, were guests during the week of Mr and Mrs. Rhett P Adair. Mrs. Inez Pruitt, Mrs. Joe Hol land and daughter. Cindy, were guests of relatives in Prospei Tuesday Mr and Mrs John M Roseboro spent the week-end in Asheville, N C , and visited the latter * sister, ,\frs. Everette Carson and family of Gastonia at Bon darken. N C Miss Carolyn Hughes left Sun day by plane for her home m Dal las, Texas, after spending several weeks with her sister, Mrs James Burnett and family and father. Rolfe Hughes, having been called here during the illness and death of her nephew. Johnnie Burnett Diane and Billy Boy Pitts spent a few days last week in Camden with Dr and Mrs R. J. Grube. Mr and Mrs. Lewis Pitts. Accompanying them to Camden on Monday were Mrs W Roy Pitts. Mrs W R Pitts. I Jr., Mrs Fred Pitts and daughter ! Eleanor Terry and Mary Bangs of De troit. Mich . arrived Tuesday for a ^ visit with their aunt, Mrs. Robert W Anderson and Mr Anderson Mr. and Mrs Hugh S Jacobs and children. Mrs R M Fuller and children are spending the week at Pawley's Island Dr. Fuller will join them later in the week tor t j 'short stay Mrs O O Owens, of Moultrie. Ga . is here for a several weeks stay with her daughter. Mrs Rob ert E Wysor. 3rd Susan Brandt, of Grkensboru N 'C . is visiting her grandparents. Dr and Mrs B O Whitten Her moth or. Mrs L J Brandt and daughter. Martha, have returned home after a few days stay here earlier in the week Mr and Mrs Claude M Lawson and daughter. Ellen, and A me Lou Black will return today from a va catioo stay at Ocean Drive Beach Mrs Eugene Sheorn and children, of Camden, are visiting her moth er. Mrs C. H McCrary and other relatives here this week. Miss Jane Sturgeon and Miss Helen Oyler. of Durham N. C.. were week-end guests of the former’s mother. Mrs. H. E. Sturgeon. Miss Sturgeon has just returned from San Francisco. Calif . w here she at tended a meeting of the American Library Association While away she also visited relatives at other points in California. Miss Emily Bailey was the guest last week of Miss Betty Mattem in Salem. Va. Mr and Mrs. James F. Ellison.! Ricky Ellison, Misses Anita Ellison and Sandra Davis vacationed last week in Charleston and Myrtle Beach Miss Eliza Curlee. of Winnsboro joined her sisters, Mrs E. N. Mor- I row. of Lakeland. Fla., and Mrs. | Jacob S. Wheeler, of Lancaster, for a several days visit this week with their sister, Mrs. John W. Little. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Pitts and, children, of Greensboro, N C., spent a few days during the week | with the former’s mother, Mrs. W 1 Roy Pitts, coming especially to at tend the Pitts reunion on Sunday They left yesterday to visit the lat | ter’s relatives in Monticello Mr and Mrs. William P. Jacobs, 3rd. and children will leave tomor row for a week-end stay at Ocean 1 Drive Beach. Misses Carrie Bell and Mildred Workman. Ellen Lawson and Mrs C. M Smith spent a few days last week at the cottage of their uncle. I J. W Smith, at Ocean Drive Beach. Miss Louise Cox is the guest of relatives in Tucker. Ga. Mrs R. J. Grube and children. WITH THE SICK Friends of Roscoe Buzhardt will be interested to know he is improv ing at Hays Hospital. Mrs. James Moates underwent an operation at Hays Hospital on Tues day Mr. and Mrs. Joe Strickland were patients at Blalock Clinic several days during the week suffering in- I juries received in an automobile I accident. Medical patients at Hays Hospital include Mrs George M Grant, Mrs. Jewell Ballard. Mrs Raymond Law- jrence. Charles Cobb, Mrs. Ernest Harris. Friends of Mrs J W. Moore will be glad to know she is able to-be out after being a patient at Blalock I Clinic several days during the week Little Kim Lawson, of Aiken, has returned home after undergoing i treatment at Hays Hospital. Patients who were able to return to their homes earlier in the week from Hays Hospital were Ed Wells. Jr., Charlie Griffin. Mrs Thomas O. Newman. Mrs. O J Gilliland. Mrs Andrew McCoU. Mrs Mur! Walters Mrs. Ross Young, of Laurens, is a patient at Blalock Clinic \Mrs Miriam Spivey, of Green wood, is a patient at Blalock Clinic Mrs. Spivey is the sister of Dr R M Fuller Dismissed from Blalock Clinic earlier in the week were , Melda Dean, yrs James Etters. Mrs H H. Dalton. Mrs Benson Roth dnd Miss Glenda McLendon Mrs. Frank Oakley, of New Au gusta, Ind , underwent an operation at Hays Hospital Tuesday ifr Oak ley is a native of .Clinton Larry Dean Summers, five year old son of Mrs Elizabeth Wilson, has returned home after an appen dectomy at Hays Hospital L V Fajlaw, who has been a pa tient at Blalock Clinic, has gone to Duke University Hospital. Durham. N C. Mrs Howard Stroud is improving at Hays Hospital following surgery Tuesday Patients at Blalock Clinic include L O. Boyette. Mrs Russell Casey. Mrs Lois Hardeman, md MiOBe atrice Hawks Browns Back From Trip To Canada, West President and Mrs Marshall W. Brown, of Presbyterian College, re turned Monday from a three-week trip into the Canadian Rockies and to some of the national parks of the Western United States They attended a meeting of the Southern Regional Education Board in Louisville, Ky , before going on vacation »o Winnipeg and Jasper Park in Canada and to the Glacier and Yellowstone National Parks President Brown is an official rep resentative of South Carolina on the education board Riddle Reunion The annual Riddle reunion will be held Sunday. August 17 at Friend ship Baptist Church near Gray Court Members ot the family are re quested to bring picnic lunch and card tables. Mr. and Mrs Le Pins and chil dree of Camden and Beth one. were here on Sunday tar the Pitts rr ir you doitt axAo PENNEY’S ALWAYS FIRST QUALITY! Kack-to-tchool need w. i tne St e > and qualify, ‘he low prices Penney’s is famous for! Shop Penney's for Everything for -SCHOOL TURBO ORLON . SWEATERS! Slip-On* 2.98 Cardigan* 398 Resist pilling, matting Full fashioned to fit! Penneys Dau River plaid chemise trim twins have prices you'll love! TOO DOVT OCT ORLON V-NECKS IN MANY COLORS Boys 10 to 1H 3.98 Boys I to 8 2 98 Hand washable and shrink resistant too! * School sisters make a pretty picture in miaia- turs-plaid chemise and skirt sets with mlfiy collar and cuffs. You get machine waahabUity. The Dan River Dri Don fauah means you hardly iron. And Penney’s pries certainly [means savings! iW % - i y \j ■ m . - rMmmM , *,<■ I iMii rw PENNEY PLAIDS CUT IRONING! All-combcd cotton with Dri-Don . . . l>an River'* Wash n Wear | QO finish! leTO FOREMOST JEANS ARE MADE TO FIT ALL BOYS! Denney’s Foremost proportion sizes ounce Western jeans to fit your boy no mat ter what his -die! They’re strongly reinforced, vat-dyed. . Sanforized* 1 mm 'Won’t fthnnk muro than 1%. 3F