The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, May 21, 1959, Image 3
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THE CLINTON CHRONICLE
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a few day* with hi* w*ter, netted with the American Telephone today from Saiannah Ga . where
Mr« l*err> M Moon and Telegraph Company Mr* »he ha* been the gue*t o# friend* for
M L ( amphell joined Mr* t amp < ampbell will leave thi* weekend the pant week Mr Muller and
bell here for the weekend They and vnit friend* in Richmond Va ; daughter Be\erly. accompanied her
will be moving Uu* week to New several day* enroute to New York there for the week ervl
Baptist Kindergarten Ends Year With Train Ride
Those enjoying a train ride from Whitmire to Clinton
from the First Baptist Kindergarten are from, left to
right Maxine Duncan, Nancy Terry, Jimmy Farmer, Stan
ley Sales, Lam- Brehmer, Ann Adams, Gail Locklear,
Briefs About . . .
People You Know
Items of Interest Concerning Clinton Residents
Mr and Mr* J W Abram* «pmt
the paw week varatwrung at Paw.
ley * Utaad
Mr* R R Rutland. «f C oinmk**.
wa* knew with her 4awgM*r Mr*
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•eotmght vwd dnrmg in* week
Mr* Kirnm Ctnne* In vMdang
Mr* Rwhned Rad m
Dean Harris, Alvin Donnon, Marilyn White, Martha Gail
Furr, Barry Holcombe, and Clyde McCrary. Teachers are
Mrs. Leroy Sanders and Mrs. Joe McDaniel.—Photo by
Dan Yarborough.
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wa* « King* Mount am. N C . an
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PPC. and Mrs Broadus E. Smith.
Jr., and infant daughter. Cynthia, of
Fort Sevens. Mass, have been vis
iting their parents. Mrs B E
Smith. Mr and Mrs J. W Camp
bell PFC Smith left Monday to re
turn to Fort Bevens and will leave
the 23th for the Wcut Coast for over
seas duty Mrs Smith and daughter*
will remain here with their parent*
Friend* of Mr* Clyde H McCrary
• dt he glad to knew ahe W tm-
pewving at her home after a two
•woks iRmw* and hmpoaJ stay
ATTEND taCVTAL MEET
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daughters. Misses Shirley and Dor
othy Staton, spent the week-end in
Concord. N C . with Mr Staton f
parents, Mr. and Mrs D E Staton.
Sr , who were reiterating their gold
en wedding anniversary
Mrs Eugene Hitt and Mrs Rosroo
Bueturdt spent Sunday in Ander
son with the formers son and
daughter-in law. Mr aad Mr* Floyd.
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after vpmding several days here
with their son and daughter-in law, I
Mr. jnd Mrs Thomas P Hollis
Miss Rachel Counts, of Prosper
ity, a 't*nior at Furman University, |
and Miss Etta Rush, of Greenwood,
a member of the junior class at
Furman, were week end guests of
the former’s uncle and aunt, Mr.
and Mrs. R. B. Amick.
ATTEND I. T. T. MEET
Attending the Institute of Textile
Technology at Cahrolttecville, Va.,
last week were W. C. Neely, J. B.
Hart/T!! B. Johnson and Bailey Dix
on. They were accompanied by Mrs.
Neely. Mrs. Hart and daughter,
Kathy, and Mrs. Dixon. The Neelys
and Dixons also spent several days
in New York on business following
the institute.
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