Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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TUB CUKTON CMROMdT itcnu of Intered Front . . West Clinton MRA. C. A. EI.I.FIMiK, ( orrenpondtnt and ReprwUltae raoMB im •ad Mrs A 0 of Mr laaw tool *««A mm too I Ml to 1 Mr and Mr* W C • C JeHtto Bnjr CrtfAn tortMa? Ortobor • Mr* Arthnr Itooord will a torthdar Oetobor 4 Mn Louiao Monde birthday today. October I. Frank Jacks obomres a birthday October • Mrs Harold Hampton observes a birthday October S. Mrs. Irene Adams celebrates a birthday October 2 Mrs. Calvin Lee observes a birth day October 8 Sue McLendon observe* a birth day, October 2. Russel Lawson has a birthday to. day October 2. Mn « L Wdaao and *** Mr end Mrs Richard WaOe^ snd Mn 1 and Mn J. T. Lakey rtne and tan. Smotfy af North An. %gi and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Martin Holder-Martin Rites Mr. and Mrs. John T. Holder o( this city, announces the marriage of their daughter, Alda Elizabeth, to Harold Martin. 4 The groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. 0. E. Martin of Joanna. The marriage w'as performed at the par- sonage by Rev. J. B Cole on Eliza beth street at 10:00 a. m , Sept. 20 'Hie bride's outfit was of a lovely blue with a pink corsage A reception was held at the home of Mr and Mrs David Owens on Pitts street. IV lovel> wedding cake was • gift from the hostess, and pictures were mack Those present for the orcnsior. were immediate relatives of the The kfl for in charge of the installation. Closing prayer was by the pastor. Celebrates Birthday Miss Dorothy Fowler was honored with a party at the home of Miss Leona Beeman Saturday. Miss Fow ler celebrated her 14th birthday re cently. i p There were ten present for the occasion. Games were enjoyed by the group She received many nice gifts. Birth Ajinoancement u Campbell Mr. and Mrs. Oneil Campbell of New Orleans, La., announce the birth of a son, Paul Anthony. They are former residents of this city. With The Sick Jimmy Blackwell has returned home after being a surgical patient at the Blalock Clinic last week. Jeanette Woodward has returned home after being a surgical patient at Hays hospital last week Birthday Party Given Little Debbie Wooten celebrated her 5th birthday recently at her home. 303 Frances street Nineteen little friends attended with, indoor and outdoor games be ing enjoyed Ref regiments at ice crenm. can dy. cookies and cold drinks wore served by the bootom. ggststed by Mrs Bobby Qumo PotoUd bets were given the children an favors Hast Enjoy* Picnic The fourteen-year old Intermedi ate girls class of Calvary Baptist Church enjoyed a picnic and skat ing party at Mineral Springs recent ly Mrs. A no I v ester is teacher of the class Invited guests were Mr and Mrs Marion Turner. Arto Ives ter and family Mr and Mrs Arto Iveater wan. Vernon and Danny, lorn in Gmenvillr on Mr and Mrs W L Wi ••a Ricky, and Mn J. T. visited Mr and Mrs Boyce Wllwo and daughter. Pamela, to Charlotte. N C, Sunday Pamela returned borne with them for a visit Mr and Mrs Johnny Arrowood and son, Mr and Mrs Buford Shields and sons. Mr and Mrs George Brock. Jr. Mrs R D Eng liah and sons. Terry, Tony and Kenneth, all of. Whitmire, were re cent visitors of Jimmy Blackwell, who has been ill. Mrs. Johnnie Mason visited Mrs. W V. Storey in Greenville on Sat urday. She also visited Mr and Mrs. Otis pledge and son, Terry, i while there. Mrs. Lucile Holtzclaw visited MVs. Douglas Giles in Greenwood Sunday. Mrs. L. C. Elledge of Cross Hill, had as a week-end visitor her daughter. Mrs. W. V. Storey, of Greenville. Mr. and Mrs A. G. Smith and sons of Chester, were Sunday visi tors of Mr and Mrs. Lonnie Smith on the Whitmire highway Mr. and Mrs. Murray Adams spent a few days this week with Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Campbell and family in Chamblee, Ga Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Waters and sons were dinner guests of Mr and Mrs. Fred Satterfield and daughters Sunday Joel Cox, Sr , attended the STA meeting at Clenuon Saturday mor ning. Mr. and Mrs Cox and son, Joel, Jr., attended the football game at Clem son in the afternoon Sgt. and Mrs Lonnie Bradford and son of Fort Jackson were re cent visitors of Mrs Elzabeth Wood ward aad other retotvies The for mer and son remained for a visit due to the illness of her -.istcr. Jeanette Woodward PFC Lotus O WaUmune of Fort rf’Brag& N C. spent a few days HM and Mn Delmar Wooten and children visited Mr and Mn Cecil Wooten on Sunday He has been stationed at a navhl base in Con necticut They are enmute to Key West. Fla . for a new alignment Mr and Mrs Sloan Norris at tended the funeral of the former's sister. Mrs W A Raby. in Canton, N C. laid TWW., Mr and Mrs Wert Jseaingi of Mn « B Rraa-Jl Sgt and Mrs Chartov Kelly and daughlrr m t nernwuai. spent the week end with the former • parent*. Mr' and Mrv A G Galloway Mr* Liitie Edmonds at Joanna, was a weed end visitor of Mr and Mn\ John Henry BsMew and fam ily Bill Jones and son. Sonny, spent \Sunday with Mr and Mrs H A Adams —3 -4-, Mr and Mr* * D •pent Aaturdny wRB ie4ati*«i m i •real FaBs Mr and Mr* Bill Anew and etui drew. Mr snd Mn Jssme C and rtuidr»« Mr and Mrs Campbell and daughter Pat. were visitor* of Mr and Mrs Bill Camp bell in Iva Sunday FINAL RCTTLBMENT Take notice that on the 24th day of October, 1958. I will render a final account of my acts and doings as Administratrix of the estate of Judge «f Prehate «f lamtewa ('mm* ty at t to p m . and on the tame day wdl apply tor a final diarharps tram my trust as AdMumattattH Any person indebted to said estate is notified and r«t<urad la nuke payment an or before that and oil person* having ell against said estate will them on or before that date, duly proven, or be forever barred ETHEL C. JOHNSON Administratrix Sept 19. 1958 4c 0-10 IF TOO DOM T READ THE CMMOmCLC TOO DO ITT CET THE MCWR u Dr. David T. Miion SMI \ i GREENWOOD FAIR OCTOBfR 6-7-8-9-10-11 Fen*urinf On Ths Midway CETUN & WILSON GREAT RAILROAD SHOW Ftifi ond E c«t rmtftf For You*9 ond Old B« Surt to S*« JU Old Horn# m A ■m ® ¥ 4 Livo Again In Yesteryear, See One of tfce Truly Greet Pottery Makers At Work At The Greenwood Fair. RIDES & SHOWS ★ Mammoth Flowpr Show ProMntod by Ht« Gr««n- wood Fddoration of Gordon Club*. ★ PLUS — Hog Colling Contest, Dog Show, Groat Array of Arts, Agriculture, Commercial, Indus trial, Liva Stock ond Hobby Exhibits. J I- WHITE SCHOOL DAY TUESDAY, OCT. 7th COLORED SCHOOL DAY THURSDAY, OCT. 9th FAIR TIME IS FUN TIME FREE PARKING TO IVSBTOMt FREE PARKING TO rVIBTOHI af DsWsw in Pm see Gtvsn Awwy nt The Faw CRAW NOE GIVEN HtDAY NIGHT OCT. Khfc Rooervo Righto On Limit Quontitias. Thrifty Maid Apple Apple Sauce 4 N c a ™ 3 49* Thrifty Maid Early June June Peas Thrifty Maid Sweet Sweet Peas No-303 Cane 25* 2 No-303 OR* Cane ZO QUALITY ir\ CONTROLLED* # Wmn-D.x.e (QUALITY CONTROLLED) Program Mean* Higher Quality ot Much Lower Prices' Smokad Tatty, Ttndarizad PICNICS RATtn BLACSHAWB UKIO Bacon Sausoge Biscuits Cheese 69< tasty mild Chees e.39< u 59* Salad 53* b_ 49* Spansh Mackerel u 19* ‘S 59* Mackerel Steaks » 39* SHORTENING Limit I ot TKn Pt<m PWote’ SAVE OIBII KOMI THRIFTY MAID LUSCIOUS •artutt THRIFTY MAID RICH TOMATO Peaches Pears Catsup Honeydews 49r Grapes 2 • 25< Firm, Ripe Lge Six# California Flame Tokay Idaho Baking LB MiSH BAG POTATOES 10 ■ S*toBt* wiaak, leaf. Turkey Chicko* 4 Moot Loaf MORTON'S DINNERS - 49 JLHCF ^ FLU. UNE OF 6 Z, 99- FRLTT CAA£ HATTBLU