The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, August 06, 1959, Image 3
Thursday. Ati*u*t S. If59
THE CLINTON CHRONICLE
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Items of Interest Concerning CHnton Residents
Mrs. C. M Bailey and Mra. W.
L. Marshall, Jr, have returned from
a month’s stay at Isle of Palms and
Pawley’s.
Mrs. T. J. Leake had as guests
during the week her sister-in-law,
Mrs. E.. H. Garrett of Greenwood,
her niece, Mrs. Herman Gurst, and
daughter of Albany, Ga.
Judy and Jean Covington returned
Monday to their home in Hamlet,
N. C., after a visit with their uncle,
J. Aldine Blakely, and other rela
tives here.
Dr. and Mrs. Carl Wessinger and
children, Derrick and Karen, spent
the week-end in Anderson with the
latter’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. A.
O. Owen.
MOVE TO CLINTON
Frieds of Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy
Owings, formerly of Cross Anchor,
will be interested to know they have
moved to Clinton and are residing
on Jones street. Mrs. Owings works
at Hamilton’s Jewelers and Mr.
Owings with Liberty Life Insurance
Co.
EUROPEAN TRIP
Mrs. H. M. Wise has returned to
her home here after a six weeks Eu
ropean tour. >-
Mrs. Quinton Chapman and chil
dren, John Mason and Jane, of Char
leston, are spending two weeks with
her mother, Mrs. J. H. Donnan. Mr.
Chapman, who accompanied them,
returned to Charleston on Monday.
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Friends of Mr and Mrs H. A
Bauknight. Jr., and children, for
merly of North Augusta, will be In-
tereeted to know they have returned
to Clinton to live and have moved
into their recently completed home
in the new Lakewood development
Mr Bauknight will be band director
for the schools.
ON VACATION TRIP
VISIT PARENTS CANARIAN TRIP
Mr and Mrs Edward Slier and Mn W M Burts, Mrs Margie
son. Whit, of Long Island, N Y. Owings, Mrs LUliaa EUiaon and
Mrs Ola Sanders have returned
from a to day trip to Canada. While
away they visited Niagara Falls.
Tornoto, and other point mf inter
est In Lewiston. N. Y., they were
guests of Mrs. Owings' son, Jerry
Owings. and family. .
Joe Little of Abbeville, is spend
ing the*week - with his sister. Mrs.
Morgan Todd.
FROM FM1RIOA
Mrs R B Smith of Orlando, Fla.,
arrived Monday for a several weeks
visit with her son and daughter-in-
law, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Smith.
here, are spending several weeks
in Marion with .•their son and bro-
Mrs. L. J. Brandt and daughters,
Martha and Susan, of Aiheboro, N.
C., arrived yesterday for • visit
with Mrs Slier * ahd Mra. Brandt’s
parents. Dr. and Mrs B. 0. Whit
ten
Diane and Billy Pitta were guests
this week of their uncle and aunt.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Muller and .Mr and Mrs. Leyris Pitts in Be-
daughter, Beverly, left Friday for thune. Mr. and Mrs. Pitta accom-
a three weeks vacation trip. They panied them and were guests on
will visit the latter’s relatives in Sunday of her sister, Mrs. Eugene
Hartford, Ky , and at the former’s Sheorn, and Mr. Sheorn in Camden,
home in Council Bluffs, Iowa. Mrs F. M • Stutts had as guest*
Miss Cornelia Harris of Columbia, during the week-end Mr. and Mrs.
spent the week-end with her mother, j 0.‘ E. McKee of Greenville. Dicky
Mrs W. W. Harris.
, Mr * W. L. Hubbard and daugh . several weeks with his grandmoher, I ^ "Ralph Blakd?, and Mr.
t r ;; * U u Jr ;\ ,nd : MrS - Stu ! ts ; ret “ rned 10 ^ Blakely Also here for the week-end
children, who have been visiting; home in Rale.gh, N. C. wpre the Blake , y . s daughter( Mrs
" VACATION IN FLORIDA ^ r h McLeod, Mr McLeod and
Mr. and Mrs. John Davis are va-
ther, William Hubbard, Jr., their cationing this week in St. Peters-
daughter and sister, Mrs. DeLotne burg and other points of interest in
White, in Dillon. Mr. Hubbard join- Florida.
ed them for the week-end. M rs j 0 h n R a y \jj ss Le na
Mrs. James Walker and son, Ken, Copeland and Jim Dobbins were t . UIIlc r ruii>y Ior d V1S11 W1UI lU3
have returned home after a seven- week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs. j grandmother, his uncle and aunt,
weeks stay in Watertown, Mass., p Dougin i n Georgetown and | Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Abrams.
with her mother, Mrs. Anna Muccio. visaed the former”s daughter. Miss v*r\Tinv im v r
The Walkers have with them this Ann at p aw iey- s island. They Mr ' ! VI * p w Vj>„nkrd and
week Mr. Walker’s mother, Mrs. wprfl aceomoanied home bv Miss .,. r ' ,rs „ ,° n j ^
tamps r Walker of Snartanhun? 1 . accompanied home Dy MISS chjldren Darrel and Belinda, va-
James L Walker, of Spartanburg. ij u i ie Cromer who will visit her cationed last week at white Lake>
VIMI IN MIAMI uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Ray v r
wSd^'S, s S Mn? t ! , ast a weck M vt an<l 0th, ' r relaU,eS her '' Mrs w <> Bred,.. Jr. and cha-
king their brother, Charles King. >1 S 1 ‘‘ sa " “ no Va,eri ' Bla '“ < ' k » ( dre " •>< Orangeburg, visited her
and family in Miami Fla H ? y Hl ’ are th e week parents, Mr ad Mrs. M C. Pinson,
Mr and Mrs J B Ricketts of 2 ran ^ nu > t he r . Mrs. B. T. in Cross Hill, her brother and sister-
Greenville visited the latter’s sis- Ful,er ’ Th< *y were accompanied by in-law, Mr and Mrs. Sarnie Pinson,
ters. Miss Margaret Kent Bell. Mrs. ^ P a [ ents ’ Mr and Mrs ’ BU1 Bla ' here last week
Robert E Wvsor, and Col Wysor on <)Ck, who spent the week e d<l and Mrs. Laura Mae Howard attended
Sunday return to take them home. the Schumpert - Gardner wedding
IN FLORIDA and ** rs Robert S. Henry of Saturday evening at the Central
Mrs. Julian Coleman left Tuesday Marietta Ga., Mr. and Mrs. Wil- Methodist Church, Newberry,
for a visit with her aunt. Mrs R. L. ham E u Henry of Charlotte, N. C.., Mrs. Maggie Crawford and Dewey
Lockett in Daytona Beach, Fla. spent the we ek-end with their par- Fowler of Piedmont, were Sunday
, , . , ^ Mrs R. L. Whitely of Wilmington,
Walters, who has been spending N c spent the week end with her
children of McBee
Miss Lou Abrams of LaGrange,
Ga., is spending the week with her
mother, Mrs. Estelle Abrams. Er
nest Plunkett of Conyers, Ga., will
come Friday for a visit with his
Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Young of
ents, Mr. and Mrs. W Edward Hen- visitors of Mr and Mrs E L. Hoi
j Fort Meade, Fla., joined their dau-
ghter, Cathy, here for a few days
visit with Mrs. Young’s sister, Mrs.
John Addison, and Mr. Addison.
They were accompanied home by
Mary Jane Addison who will spend
two weeks in Fort Meade
Mr and Mrs. Charlie Barker
spent Sunday in Durham. N. C.,
with their daughter. Mn Jimmy
Sullies. Mr Suttles, and little son.
Ken
IN HMWGAN
Mr ana Mn James Neal are on
a vint to rotative* in Muskegon
Mich
Mr and Mn BiUy Ow«m and
d—ghten of Kanvdlo. Tea*. wM
arrive Saturday for a vtM was the
formers mother Mn
Rodey Owem
Mn J R Mattood e«*oyed a ro
com vwtf m Attaota aad Sa*i
Reach. Ga ■ ah her dooahser Mn
huisam ileAas. Mr C
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RECEIVES PROMOTION
Friend* of Mr and Mn Elwyn
Sturgeon and children will be inter
ested to know’they have moved from
Charleston back to Florence to make
their home Mr. Sturgeon has been
promoted to manager and a district
representative for the Commercial
Credit Corporation at Florence He
is the son of Mrs H E Sturgeon
and the late Dr. Sturgeon of this
city.
Mrs Sara Strickland, of Green
wood. Mrs Thomas Cause, of Ab
beville. and Miss Dora Strickland,
of Greenwood, were guests on Mon
day of Mrs B T. Fuller.
Mrs Bailey Dixon and sons leave
Saturday to spend several weeks in
Talladega. Ala , with her parents.
Mr. and Mrs N C. Wood
Mrs. T. J. Leake was called to
Laurens this week because of the ill
ness of her sister, Mrs J B Wil-.,
liams of Greenwood, who was visit
ing her daughter, Mrs. Carl Taylor,
in Laurens.
Sandra Stevenson of Winnsboro,
was the guest several days this week
of her uncle and aunt, Mr and Mrs.
Marvin Turner Mr and Mrs Tur
ner were guests of relatives there
during the week-end and their son,
Steve, remained for a longer visit.
Lorraiae White of Norfolk. Vs.,
is visitiag her grandmother Mn
O B King, and other relatival here
Mrs R E Sadler Ri -pending
some time m Easley with her eister,
Mrs Ben Martin, who is ill
Miss Emily Dillard of Greenville,
spent Sunday here with her parents.
Mr and Mn L B Dillard
Mr« Carl Barksdale of Greenville,
visited Mrs Gary Dillard on Sun
day
Miss Susan Murphy of Honea
Path, is the guest of her cousin.
Miss Ruth Holland, this week
Mr and Mrs G W Bell and son.
William, spent last week on a vaca
tion trip to New Orleans, La., Hous
ton. Texas, and other points of inter
est enroute In Houston they wer*
guests of the former’s nephew, Reg
inald Howell.
Labor Day Holiday
Joanna - For the third consecutive
year, employees of Joanna Cotton
Mills Co and Joanna Realty Co.
will have a holiday with pay on La
bor Day, which falls on Sept 7 this
year
The holiday with pay will include
all .employees on active status, in
cluding those on temporary sick
leave and maternity leave and all.
spare hands
Greenwood Plays
Columbia For Title
Greenwoods American Legion
Juniors are in the midst of a three-
of five senes for the state title
The Emeralds took the first game
Monday night at Columbia by a 10-0
score, and Tuesday night Colum
bia was the winner 11 9.
The series moved to Greenwood
for the last htree games
Greenwood won over the Clinton
Legion Juniors for the championship
in League Five, and went on to vic
tory over Greenville and Greer to
enter the upstate championship
Lt. R. B Hellams, Jr.
Receives Discharge
Friends of Lt and Mrs R B Hel
lams, Jr. will be interested to
know' the former has received his
discharge from the Air Force For-
merlly he was stationed at Pease
Air Force Base, New Hampshire
The Hellam- are visiting their
pirents. Mr and Mrs R B Hel-
.am-., M. and Mrs A C Workman,
before going to Waycross, Ga.,
where he has accepted a position
with the Forestry Service
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Mra Wayne Janrla and children of
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Ed Pitt* will return today from a •
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