The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, March 05, 1959, Image 3

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■ - A, 4 ThurHda>. March 5, 1959 THE CLINTON CHRONICLE .1 Briefs About . . . People You Know Items of Interest Concerning Clinton Residents Miss Nancy Neighbors spent the week-end with her sister. Miss Marianne Neighbors at Winthrop College, Rock Hill, and attended the Junior Follies. VLSITS PARENTS • Itev. R H Cause, Jr., ot Cleve land, Tenn , teacher of Homiletics and Bible at Lee College visited his parents, Rev. and Mrs. R H Cause ( the past week-end. Lt. Col. F V r . Smith, of Fort Mc- Pnerson, Ga., s})«u a few days last week heie witli his family. COMPLETES ARMY COURSE Friends of Lt Lawrence E Young will be interested to know he has completed the Field Artillery basic officers course at Fort Sill. Okla homa. and ha>i been transferred to Fort Jackson •Mrs. Sallie Hollingsworth, of Charlotte, N. C., Mxs. Dora League and Miss Lil Mitchell, of Greenville, are guests this week of their sister- • in-law, Mrs. P B. Mitchell Mr. and VJrs. P. M. Clements and children, of Charleston, spent the week-end with Mrs. Clement’s par ents, Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Leake. HAVE WEEK-END GUESTS Mr*. Lack* Simons will have as guests the coming week-end .Mrs. A. C. Watson of Montgome- ery, Ala., Mr. and Mrs. Niles C. Clark of Waterloo. J. K. Johnson, Jr., of the Clem- son College faculty, spent the week end with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Johnson They also had as guests Sunday their niece. -Miss Emily Ann Bennett, of Myrtle Beach and Columbia College, and Jim Skews, of Myrtle Beach and the University of South Carolina. Miss Ann Baker, student at Lime- • stone College. Gaffney, spent the weeke-nd with her parents, Mr and Mrs. Kenneth .V Baker. Mrs. Robert E. Wysor has return ed from a week’s stay with her daughter. Mrs 'Benjamin F Ivey, and Captain Ivey at Fort Berning. Ga VLSJT PARENT* Lt. and Mr*. E. L Bryant and lit tle son, Jimmie, have returned from Fort Sill. Okla. and after spending a few days with Mrs Bry ant's parent-. Mr and Mrs Karl Johnson, are aiding at their home in DarttagU a. Lt. Bryant has been rrleaaad from military service ( hark Gttes student at Oak Ridge Military Acwdrau. Oak Kid.*. N. C.. spam the weekend with his pa • rent*. Hr and Mrs Thurstaa R Giles TVrv i Moadif. Mr. and Mrs George Brocken- b rough, accompanied by their niece. Miss Lee Burnett, of Colum bia, were week-end guest of rela tives in Greenville. WEEK END IN GEORGIA Mr., and Mrs. Thornwell Dunlap visited the latter’s mother. Mrs. VV. W. Harris, in Sandersville, Ga., the past week-end. Mr. and Mrir Paul Stanley and children, of Hartsville. spent Sun-, day here with Mrs Stanley’s par ents. Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Neigh bors. PERFORMS CEREMONY Rev. and Mrs. R. H. Gause were in Columbia where Mr. Gause per formed the marriage ceremony of Miss Julia Delano Barnvill, of Hartsville, to Sgt. Waylen Lloyd 1 Lamb Saturday. February 14, at the Fort Jackson Chapel. Mrs. K. F. Mills of Pageland, vis ited friends here Sunday while Mr. Milb was b°re in the interest cf the j National Guard Band. Friends of Mrs. C. Bynum Betts J will be glad to know she is conva lescing at home following anopera- tioo illness at the General hospital in Greenville. Captain Lee Blakely of the med ical staff, Boling Air Force Base, Washington, D. C., spent a recent | week-end with his parents, Mr. and : Mrs. L. A. Blakely. VISIT SISTERS AT WINTHROP Among Clinton girls spending the week-end at Winthrop College, Rock | HH1, with their sisters and attend ing the Junior Follies were: Misses Dixie Bobek, Janet Hamer. Anne Addison, and Kay Roberts. (Mrs. O. O. Owens of Moultrie, Ga., spent the week-end with her daughter. Mrs, Robert E Wysor. 3rd. and children. Mxs Margaret Kent Bell was the guest last week of her sister. Mrs. J. B Ricketts, and Mr. Ricketts in Greenville Mrs L. 11. Rhoden. Jr, lias re turned to her home in BUckshcar. Ga . after bong called here due to the death of her mother, Mrs F K Sheuly Cel. Oden accompanied her here for several days * Mr* Nil** Clark of Waterkw. •pen Sunday hero wRh her ristrr. Mrs. Locke Simon* Mrs. Nene D. Workman was in Spartanburg on Friday to malt her Mrs W J Duncan a pa at Real Haven Heme Mrs Jimmy Frank Brown aad little daughter Elbe, of Decatur Ga . aad Ou Ray at Atldnta Ga vudad tttnr paruou. Mr aad Mrs Tm M Ray Jane Donnaii Chapman, on Sunday Mr and Mix B.irrev Williams are occupying one of the Ree*e Young apartmentf. Mr W .haras w manager of the Sears Knehork of fice here, having been transferred from Orangeburg Sponsors Religious Emphasis Week Five ministers from I09.1l churtiv es will address the ( lint.in ffigh student body during thi- at the Tn-Hi V Club sponsor* I‘. •It., ious F.mph.isis Week Mi*- Iren*' Hipp is ciHms«*lor for .the club The ministers .ir*- R*-\ William Moreau, K«’v Allen Wertz, Rev Joel E (‘.mnon. Rev .1 W vpi!' rs and Kev Carl Bishop Club memtxTs will !»• :a charge of special musie and will t ike part in the programs by giving ‘he de votional* CTT \TION f OR I.FTTER's OF ADMPvIhTRATION The Stale of Soutfc Carwftn.i ( ounty •< f.uure«* \ By J H Wasson F’rob.U- Judge WHEREAS Agiwx Sliealy Oden m;»de sug to me o gr.vrvt her l*tt» rs of Administration of the F.state and ffe< • ^ ’ !>.r -v t.i-vf.i- •*♦ •■•it', - Th*-e • refore. u> cBf ••••1 ulmonwh all and singular the Km- *lr <1 and Creditors of the *k! Daisy la; ford Sh< lv d»-t>e,*<1 *.hat they be and * plea r te-f<.r- me, in the Court of Proikrfe. to t*e be held at Laurens ( .eui Hou-e Uiiren*. S (’. on March IT m-vt after p*.iblica- tion hertsif. at 10 o clock in Lb** fore- i*oon. to -how cause * my they / have, why the -ant Kctmi nisi rat ion -houUi not be granted (liven under ;ti\ t\.nd '.his 2ath day of February Anno Do um 1%S ' .1 HFWLF.TTF. A \SSON ic-M-13 • I 1* l.'t Show Winning Exhibits in Local Science Fair Here are the winners for exhibits in the Clinton Jun ior Hijrh School Science Fair held last Friday. They will display their exhibits sit the district science fair at Fur man University,*Greenville, March 2m-21. I,e*i d rig,;;. front row; Hap McSween, Marjorie Aniold. l)ia:te W bams, and Joan Yassey; back row: Hru. e M -. i,ar\ (loss, an I Ame l.<>u Bla k. Pet** C»*»!er v*.)' 1 , ' h* n ,ji.. j>. tine w..s nti.'ie. -Piiofo b\ Ibi.i . ar • .• Sfrt Earl P. Barron and daugh ters. Margaret and Sara, of Gas tonia, N. C., arrived Tuesday for a vv*it with her parents, Mr and Mrs A. B Blakely. They wall return to Gaston* during the week-end Mr. aqd Mrs Marvin Gault. Jr., aid children were in Greenville on Sunday with her parent*. Mr ami Mrs. O. L Carter, going especially to see her jisier, Mrs. Dick Mois- son, and Mr. Moixson of Richmond, Va , who were enroute to Fort Sill, Oklahoma. Mr. and Mrs .James Oetand are now occupying a residence at 300 South Adair street on the Presbyte rian College campus Mr ami Mr*. Henry K Burrs* of Macon. Ga.. were house gue*t* of Dr and Mr*. Marshall W Brown aevtral days thu week while here for Mr. Bun.* to alttnd a meting • •f tru tees J Presbyterian Cobrgc Mr* Glen R (Tom Ray* Reave* has accepted a puMtlva w ith Hughe*- Reai F-ia'* and Insuratae Com pony Fnendi of Mrs Wyatl Ledlord will be if«rre*ud 10 know «Bc haa a course in * ad at a H-srtorbur* Bu> rwr and kn* arcepttd a oh r « Aadrr~ n M— any and e. ir.ed mm her k lode HORATF FkYNE Harare Payne, sentne Mr- .Mac Stubbs and Mr- Ruth Reynold- sjien; "Friday in < oiumbia visiting relatives Air.-. George Hoiiun*. na* ivturned to .,er m ine r.ete at e* a vi-ii wilt her daiighu-r, Mr* Jot* Hagiu*. and Mr Hag" s in AbtH vilk* w ide con \«ile*i.:.'a from a recen* .11 .** Mr- N L Wwiaii'iier i t Spr r'l, field, sp-'irf the wta-k end with her «'»r and daughle: in-law. Dr and Mr* Dart We*ir,g**r Jim v*^«|U** a. J lo*' f.ark •• **re araon t m*oi. Mod* U- sm-ndma the ae*4 -. »vl ,h h r ! • • * h.* « , Mi t I'f'td Li n ot '{<« wk wa* die w *-kofr** a ,!# * # t bs-r *1- ler f.r* Ian M Ka* ao*i Ir Lev 11 wts 1 or n \ 11 Mis* * lilw Wright Vaves '>*.jj to join h* r me- r. Mr- E-ti VI le in C olumbia and the* w il ga Friday for a work • *ia> M M aril Ft» U and Mrs F. L Bryant avd bttlr ion. Jimm e, ba-e t turned from I art L ••kl« mu a !ipu Ikuini v M *<d •4a m w r> tom' Mrs. W ( Baldwin. M - Mender son Pitts. Mr> John W Ijtrl,* Mr* Frank Mi ler reel'dIv etijoyed a t. ip to i londa ai if .\j-.* «u .VI, a: «l Mr* tia ao<mJ \i*l.*on iaii a* **•* k • nri v -i •>?> their t: • .»tvr. Vi-s T v ”\»-l*.va who *1.1 h*»- 11. liale S » , Lindi-I i* »• V. • • n-t »>n 'Saturday eieiacg they wiih Boly N* L n and Jack Poult att cled the Junior I w 1 e* at W*nthrop College Their daughter, ‘.-n. rook part on the ogr.ini Mi an! Mr* R L .'sm th visiitnl f tl ft j 1,1 *ui*atj oi Mimtay ^ I e Pat* 'h. *t*-k t-nd it Ui-i.nop (nUrgr Rack Hill, with kef Sisur. di*» Jane Pitt* and at- tended the Junior Foltie* Mr a.«J Mr* Jam** Austin l handler and CtU.Urer Hem orwi lohnny .ta>r*. «t kGonfa. Ga -per' thr s>eek-r»st • sth ‘he form « t » traal* r. Mrs J \ • h irugb r I’M George jLivatn and FFU R *«w<r Mi - * ■, - are ’*i,ured at Ihe-fc,'*g,s Va. -psel a end ■ m-ahar. Mr* aad Mr* Mr M *r «a M rare • Fsvar (roof th, fuaaraf of hr to* Mrs A U I nan r. >■ avaves v*twr % ThM^ F ii » Grr dyegsaer Mr* Ms( otuii 4 d faMely at aMOg e>4 er-oit tar (Br of hoe ar Tddio.hiir BEAUTIFUL DIAMONDS by Blue MHp Fifty two pitH-e is* >f In'ernational dilv«*r Plati* with Chant. Onlv Rin<s sr more A" - ' ' ■[ 1 ♦ $50 00 to $2200 00 $400 00 $:so :$ ^u/ui - iet/Juurv/tdi aK,ay«hooomorriporMgand|l/« mv*Mght 1 BiMr mdm m* fan m wt of! a orvnarf «f raa^Mf 1 of oaigr ai *1* Roof ONI toll f»«*oi mdadr federal ta« f Iwtrar* aha af*|hdy rslarg** Of CLINTON, S.C. EFIRD’S BOYS DEPT. Easter Fashions with th* tuunc dw- li net ion an dad. Sport Shirts 2U»8ftS«tlS 1.00 to IM SUITS 2 U> 8 & 8 to 16 5.99 to 14.99 Dress Shirts ap mm 2 to 8—8 to lb 1.00 to 1.99 l. SPORT JACKETS Suet* - 3 to 8—8 to lb 2.99 & 3.99' SPORT COATS Sire* I to 18 5-99 to 14-99 t FOR SPRING AND EASTER.’ Smart-Frilled Dress Up FROCKS As New As Spring Itadf. Sizes For lafaata In Treat- 1.99 to 3.99 1 Be New i'fkrd** maaagevNrNt aad per-swiNel wtsBe* la thank oarR aad evegy nae fag (Be gr aad reeaydsaa durtac first aoak •f mw iraad Npeaiac taar r~‘ —-ig~ sppfnigtsd! FASHION FAVORITES Appreciation SPECIALS Men’s & Boys’ Underwear Mterto. T«» Skirls Aik- Mir Skirt, an, KnU-. Si-I.oo MEN'S SI*ORT SHIRTS I'rint 1*0110101. chambra.v! and ixtplin. All tUsew. 1.00 Bovs’ 10-(>z. Goarse Weave Western DUNGAREES !'M)z. Ivy League Pelted Back DUNGAREES 2 f-3.00 10\9(l . ( KISS-CROSSED NYLON CURTAINS Wide emho*»ed ruffle-. 2 f« 4.97 I nt the dariag fhrM week of owr . • • I Be %ee* \ew la I rmiaiae new t kt. a Hons m:m ktylbi .. HATS All Head Strew ? 1.99 to 3.99 HIE QUICK CHANGE FOR YOUR FASHION "BASICS’’ COLLARS Crisp. New and Dr ess v Onlyl.00 P 9 ®* ^ much a part ^ ol to foster pic* ter* ... our now hondbags, smollor and moro fominino in shapo, yot Myted to bo tpoooui, too. 100 to 3.99 Right In Style. . FOR SPRING \\|l K \SI KR r\ BLOUSE r ^ * a A d *d B I* I'd k V w A O A WdBM. a. / ^ a Ctrm»NS • RAYONS \N1) NYLONS ALL SIZES J 1-00 to 3 99