The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, October 23, 1958, Image 3
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THE CLINTON CHRONICLE
Iritfs About . . .
People You Know
I toms of Interest Concerning CKnton Residents
Mi*s Peggy Mclnvaille, who
teaches in Lancaster, was at home
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. G.
C. Mclnvaille, for the week-end.
Miss Nannette Loft is. daughter of
Mr and Mrs. S. B Loftis. who is a
junior hostess at the U. S. 0. in
Greenville, spent the week-end in
Columbia along with 14 other hos
tesses and chaperons to attend
U. S. O. activities there.
Among those returning here for
Homecoming events at Presbyterian
College were Mr. and Mrs. Bill Mc-
Murray, of Swannanoa, N. C. They
are alumni of the classes of '43 and
'44. The McMurrays and their four
children spent the week-end with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. S. B.
Loftis.
M!rs. Robert E. Wysor attended
the Mary Baldwin College Alumnae
luncheon yesterday in Greenville.
Mrs. John B. Ricketts, of Green
ville, Mrs. Wysor’s sister, was
chairman for the event.
Mr. and Mrs. William Childs and
sons, of Atlanta, Ga., spent the
week-end with Mrs. Childs’ moth
er, Mrs. John R. Holland.
Mrs. Robert S. Owens has return
ed from a tew days visit in Colum
bia with her daughter, Mrs. Carl
Clary and the Rev. Mr. Clary.
Sunday Mrs. Robert E. Wysor and
Rev and Mn. Tom Cook of Wal- Mrs E. T Woodruff has returned Mr. and Mrs. Joe Moore and sons,
terboro, were week-end guests of from a few days visit with her formerly of Honea Path, have
Mr. and Mrs Rembert S. Truluck daughter, Mrs T Earl^ice, and moved into the William Hattop ; her parents, Mr. and Mrs Ansel B
and attended homecoming at Pres^ Mr Rice in Greenville Sne also vis- home on Hickory street Mr. Moore! Godfrey and attended the Presbyte
byterian College
Gene Buffington
has
ited her son, Hiomas Earl Wood
returned ruff, who is a patient at the Vet
Mrs. D. M Douglas of Chester,
was the week-end guest of Mrs. C.
M Bailey, coming especially for
the dedication service naming the
new student center building at Pres
byterian College, Douglas House,
in honor of her late husband, Dr.
Douglas, a former president of the
college. Also here on Saturday were
Mrs. Douglas’ daughter, Mrs. Bob
Woods, Mr. Woods and sons, who at
tended the homecoming festivities.
Mrs. E. F. Culbreath of Charlotte,
N. C., was here for the week-end
with her mother, Mrs. O. I. Sheely.
and remained for the funeral of her
uncle, Olin H. Sheely, on Monday.
Visiting Mrs. Agnes Kern on Sun
day were Mr. and Mrs. P. S. McEl-
hinney of Atlanta, Ga., Mrs. Edna
Lea veil and daughter, Mary Jordan,
of Winnsboro’, Mr. and Mrs. Flo
rence Hunter and Tobey Hunter
of Simpson vile.
Mr.-and Mrs. Richard T. Lindsay
and children of Bennettsville, spent
the week-end with Mrs. Lindsay’s
mother, Mrs. R. S. Horton, and oth
er relatives, coming especially to
attend the Presbyterian College
homecoming.
Mrs. A. F. Lide of Elloree, is the
guest of Mrs. F. M. Stutts this week.
Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Plunkett of
Conyers, Ga., were week-end guests
of the latter’s brother and sister-in-
from a several weeks business trip
to Tennessee and Missouri.
Mr. and Mrs. E. Rsy Crowson
and sons, Bil Henry and Edward,
of Charlotte, N. C., spent the week
end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
W. J. Henry, and attended home
coming at Presbyterian College
erans hospital. Oteen, N. C., where
he underwent an operation last
week.
Mrs. Heide Trask has returned
to her home in Wilmington, N. C >
after a visit with her mother, Mrs.
Lee Hunter, and other relatives.
Mrs. Hunter accompanied her home
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Mr and Mrs John William King
and daughters, Betsy and Mary, of
Summerville. Ga . spent the week
end with Mrs King's parents; Mr.
and Mrs J F Jacobs Also guests
of the Jacob* were Mr and Mrs.
Joe Vance Pitts of Summerville.
Mr and Mrs. Clyde W Ehrhardt f <w a several weeks stay
and children have moved into thej F. E. Robbins has returned from
home on Cedar street formerly oc
cupied by Dr. and Mrs James L
Walker.
Mr. and Mrs Gallic Gault and W H McQuiston of Henderson,
children of North Augusta, visited Ky , visited his mother, Mrs H F
MeQuiston, his sister, Mrs I M,
Adair and Mr Adair the past week-
is connected with Truluck Com-1 nan College homecoming festivities end while here to attend the Pres-
mercial Printing Co. the past week end bytenan College homecoming ac-
Mrs., E M Murphy of Easley. Mr. and Mrs G. L. Locklear have tivities
visited her daughter, Mrs. John B returned from Harold, Fla . where Mr and Mrs John Davis, Mr and They attended the^
Holland and family during the week they attended the funeral of the for- Mrv Randolph Davis sent Sunday tv titles, at Presby
Mr. and Mrs Roger Neeily % and mer’s grandfather. David L Lock- in the mountains of North Carolina Mr and Mrs L S
children of Marion, spent the week- lear Mr and Mrs Bob Hughes of
end with Mrs. Neely’s parents, Mr Lt Kenneth N Baker of Fort 1)u ' n
and Mrs Brunson Asbill, and at- Bragg, N C.. was at home for the ,>{ Mr
tended the homecoming festivities' €nr ] W( th his parents and they attended the Presbyterian Col
at Presbyterian College. also had as their guest Willie Her ; '»'**' homecoming
Mr and Mrs Ralph Bozard are long of Manning. Lt Baker and Mr Mrs Quinton Chapman and chii
Somerville, Mass., where he was | occupying a residence on Young Herlong were here especially for (Iren. John Mason arid* Jane, of
called because of the death of his Drive. Mr Bozard is principal at the homecoming festivities at Pres. Charleston, are visiting her mother.
‘"hom'-coming ac-
•.eri-an College
grandmother, Mrs. Mary Silva
Providence School
byterian College.
Reddeck, Jr,
ind sons visited the former's pa
s' C . were week-end guests rents in Greensboro. N C . dunng
and Mrs Charles H Hughes the week end Friend*- of Mr Red
der k Sr . will be interested to know
ne is improving after a recent op
eration
Wilton W Lanford of Norfolk V? ,
is spending several week* here
with relatives
Mrs J W Donnan
Miss Margaret Bell were hostesses' l aw , Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Abrams,
to members of the family for din
ner at Hotel Mary Musgrove. Capt.
and Mrs. Benjamin F. Ivey and
children, of Fort Benning, Ga., had
spent several days here and at
tended the Presbyterian College
Homecoming and the family was
joined on Sunday by Mr. and Mrs.
John B Ricketts, of Greenville.
G. W. Hollingsworth, Rhett P.
Adair and Mrs. James Pitts were
among those attending the funeral
of Dr. J. C. Roper on Sunday in
Carlisle.
Dr. and Mrs. Lollis M. Hardy and
children, Susie and Frankie Felk-
of Camden, spent the week-end
nor,
with Mrs. Hardy's mother, Mrs.
Frank E. Miller
Among those here for homecom
ing and class reunions at Presbyte
rian College were Col. and Mrs.
Carl Adams of Shaw Air Force
Base. Sumter. Their son, Carl, Jr.,
is a student at the college.
Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Horne had as
their guests Saturday. R. H Farr,
Charles Horne, and daughter, Co-
rinne, of Charlotte, N. C., who at
tended the homecoming game and
activities at Presbyterian College
Lt. Col. and Mrs F. V. Smith are
spending a few days in New York'and Mrs Guy Blakely
coming especially to attend the
homecoming activities and game at
Presbyterian College. Albert Ab-1
rams of Conyers, also visited here
on Sunday. The Plunketts were ac
companied home by her mother,
Mrs. Estelle Abrams, who will visit
her daughter, Miss Lou Abrams, in
LaGrange, Ga , before returning
home
Mr .and Mrs. J. P. Prather and
Mrs. P. B. Adair spent Sunday in
Greenwood with Mr. Prather’s sis
ter. Mrs. J. L. Beaudrot, and Mr.
Beaudrot.
Mis Cornelia Harris of Columbia,
visited her mother, Mrs W W.
Harris, the past week-end.
Mrs. Alexander Sprunt. Jr., of
Charleston, was the guest of Mrs.
Wilson Harris on Friday enroute to,
visit her sister, Mrs. Gaston Gage,
and Mr Gage in Clemson for sev
eral days, and thence to San Juan.
Porto Rico, where she will join Mr.
Sprunt who is on a speaking tour in
the Caribbean with the National Au-
dbbon Society. From there the|
Sprints will fly to Bermuda for
study
Mr and Mrs. L A. Blakely spent
the week end in Charleston with
their son and daughter-in-law. Mr.
City.
Mrs. Willard L. Jones of Silver
Springs, Md , wax the week-eod
guest of Mr and Mrs Harry Nettles
and attended the Presbyterian Col
lege homecoming game and ac
tivities.
Carl Muler and Miss Carla Muller
Mr. and Mrs Harvey Layton of
Charlotte. N C.. were guests of the
former's brother. Harry C. Layton,
and Mrs Layton on Friday enroute
to Florida for a two weeks vacation
stay in Daytona Beach and Orlando
Miss Emily Bailey, student at
Agnes Scott College, Decatur, Ga .
of Council Bluffs. Iowa, are vialtlng will arrive Friday to spend the'
their son and brother. Paul M Mul
ler. and Mrs Muller Mrs Muller
will remain for a three weeks stay
while Miss Muller is on a trip to'sen
Miami and Nassau with
week-end with her parent*, Mr. |
and Mrs P S Bailey.
Mr and Mrs Perry M Moore and i
Milton, spent the week end I
\'.n Moore's moi ner. Mrs.
Miss Jane Sturgeon of Durham. Jesvi. SehamacSer
N C., spent last week with her
mother. Mrs H. E Sturgeon. Du
nng the weekend Mr. and Mrs
Elwjm Sturgeon and children of
laic of Palma, were here and attend
On j
the!
in Inman
Sunday they v re - is.tors in
mountains of North Carolina
Mr and Mrs Sam King of Char
leston. were guests of friends in the
city dunng the week-end and
ed the Presbyterian College home tended the homecoming game a* I
coming activities 1 Presbyterian College Mrs King
Mrs Richard P Loveland and Evelyn Robertson of Ahoskie. N.
little daughter Darrcy Ann. have
returned to their home in Bndgetm,
N J., after a visit with her parents,
the Rev. and Mrs J. H. Darr They
several days last week in
C.) was formerly a member of the
Thom well school faculty, and Mr.
King is a graduate of Presbyterian
Mr and Mrs. J P. Jacobs were!
of Mr. and Mrs John T Hey
College
ward of R ion at their cottage atj
Blowing Rock. N C., for a few days j
the past week.
Miss Mary Jo Sloan, of Winthropj
Breathitt and daughter. Joanne, of I College. Rock Hill, spent the week-
Spartanburg, spent Saturday with end with relatives here and attend-
their sister, Mrs C. E Nichols and | ed Homecoming at Presbyterian
Mr Nichols ! College
Charleston with their daughter and
sister, Mrs W W Smith, and fa
mily.
Mrs Y. C Baliengcr and daugh
ters. Jane and Mary, Mrs Harvey
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