The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, August 27, 1959, Image 3
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People You Know
Items of Interest Coectminf CKnton Residents
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Mr» H. L. Boyd of Columbia, via
an ovtrnifht visitor with Mrs. B.
Hubert Boyd and family during the
week.
Miss Rachel Wilson was the re
cent guest of her cousin, Miss Mar
tha Womac, in Franklin, N. C.
AT OCEAN DRIVE .
Posey Copeland, Jr., Charlton
Law, Milling Blalock and John
Eichelberger are spending the week
at Ocean Drive.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry D. Dillard
and daughter, Nelle, of Andrews,
Mr. and Mrs. John William Dillard
of New York City, visited their
mother, Mrs. J. Will Dillard, last
week.
Mrs. J. L. Long of Darlington, and
her daughter, Mrs. Wesley Beasley
of Lamar, spent Sunday wiUi the
former’s brother, E. Frank Ander
son.
RETURN TO LONG ISLAND
Mrs. Edward Slier and son, White,
returned Saturday to their home in
Long Island, N. Y., after a several
weeks visit with her parents, Dr.
and Mrs. B. O. Whitten here and at
their cottage, Whit’Masue on Lake
Greenwood. Mr. Slier and also Mrs.
L. J. Brandt and daughters, Martha
and Susan, of Ashboro. N. C., were
here for a visit.
IN HOSPITAL
Friends of Mrs. O. C. Woodruff
will be interested to know she enter
ed General Hospital, Greenville, yes
terday and will undergo surgery to
day.
Mr and Mrs. Joe Frye and son,
Jimmy Gray, returned Monday to
their home in Chapel Hill, N C., af
ter a visit with Mrs. Frye’s parents,
the Rev. and Mrs. James S. Gray.
Miss Joyce Simmons was the re
cent guest of her sister, Mrs. Robert
G. Wrenn, and Sgt Wrenn at Cher
ry Point. N. C.
RETURN TO WEST VIRGINIA
Mr and Mrs Richard Griffin re
turned on Monday to their home in
Huntington, W Va . after a week's
visit here with their daughter. Mrs.
James Von Hollen. and Mr Von Hoi-
len
RATZBl RG.H HERE
Col and Mrs Arthur J. Kataburg
and sons. Steve and Ricky, of Biloxi.
Miss. are spending the week hare
with Mrs Katiburg t sister, Mrs
Harry Baldwin
TO NEW HAMPSHIRE
Mrs. E. N. Sullivan left yesterday,
accompanied by other relatives, for
Oxford, N. H., where they will at
tend the wedding of their nephew,
Douglas Jenkins, to Miss Roberta
Richmond on August 29:
Miss Esther Todd and Miss Vivian
Todd of Simpsonville, were guests a
few days last week of Mrs. Morgan
Todd.
Mrs. A. K. Dill and Miss Margaret
Ann Bolick.are at the Bolick’s cot
tage at Pawlye’s Island. Mr. and
Mrs. Julien S. Bolick, Misses Julie
and Dixie who also spent some time
there last week have returned home
AT GRANDDAUGHTER’S
WEDDING
Mrs. 0. I. Sheely was in Charlotte,
N. C., for the wedding of her grand
daughter, Miss Anne Culbreath, and
William McDade on Saturday.
The following family members
were guests on Saturday of Mr. and
Mrs. Walter Montgomery of Spar
tanburg at their summer home at
Lake Summit, N. C.; Mrs. Emma B.
Cornelson, \frs. C. M. Bailey, Mrs
W. L. Marshall, Jr., Mrs. H. M
Wise, Mr. and Mrs. George Cornel-
son and son, Mr. and Mrs. Robert
M. Vance and children.
Brewer Dixon of Talladega, Ala.,
Brewer Dixon, Jr, of Miami, Fla.,
I are visiting their brother, Bailey
Dixon, Mrs. C. M Bailey and fam
ily.
ENTERS NURSING SCHOOL
Miss Lorraine Patterson, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. J. Brevard Patter
son. leaves September 1 to enter
training at the General Hospital
School of Nursing, Greenville.
Mrs. Edward Brailsford and dau
ghter, Miss Catherine Brailsford, of
Charleston, visited th4 former’s
mother. Mrs Dudley Jones, and sis
ter, Mrs. B. Hubert Boyd, a few
lays during the week
Miss S’urley Staton has returned
home after spending several days
visjting in Lawrenceburg. K\.
BRIDESMAID AT WEDDING
Miss Elaine Crouch was in Colum
bia last week for the wedding of
her cousin. Annette Crouch, to Rev.
Joe Beal, which took ptaco Friday.
Miss Crouch served at bridesmaid
Mrs. Eluebeth N Sullivan of Co
lumbia. is visiting bet sun. Dr E N
Sullivan, and family
RECTtVCS BURNS
FHands af Wyat Ladford wfD rt
gret la know he has been confined
to his home this week suffering sec
ond degree burns of the face re
ceived in an accident on Thursday
Mr. and Mrs W. O Holland and
son. Chnrioa. were recent gueata of
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Holland in Al
lendale.
Guests of Mgs Agnes Kern last
week included Mrs. S. A. Kern, of
Greenwood; Mr. and Mts. C. S.
Ji
RETURN
S Porter and daughters,
ulia and Helen Porter, have
to their home after spend
ing the summer months at their
cottage at Montreal. N. C.
Mr. and Mrs. T. M. Youngblood
and daughters visited relatives m
Columbia during the week-end. They
were accompanied home by the for
mer’s grandmother, Mrs. Mary
Youngblood, for a visit.
,, , ... j L Mrs. P. M. Clements and children
Harrison and Lisa and Chuck, of , , .. . .
i returned yesterday to their home in
Mr and Mrs Joe H
the week end in Hendersonville.
N C.
Mrs. Ssmmie Pinson and children
,/have returned after a several weeks
visit with relatives. In Woodruff
Laurens; Mrs. Frank Lominack, Jr.,
and Peggy and Lynn, of Newberry
IN NEW HOME
Mr. and Mrs. George Frady and
children have moved into their re
cently completed now home on Cal
vert Avenue in Pitts Meadows.
Barrie Ellison, son of Mr. and
Mrs. James F. Ellison, who is a
member of the Greenville Army Re
serve unit, has been spending two
weeks at summer training camp at
Fort Jackson.
NEW RESIDENTS
M,r. and Mrs. Robert H. Almon
are occupying one of the Young
apartments at 212 Cleveland Street.
Mr. Almon is a junior at Presby
terian College and Mrs. Almon is a
member of the Joanna Schools fac
ulty. They are both natives of Fort
Valley, Ga.
Mrs. George D. Walker and Miss
Orlena Cartledge. of Johnston, Jim-
Charleston after a visit with her
parents, Mir. and Mrs. T. J. Leake.
Mr. Clements accompanied them
here for the week-end.
Jimmy and Davis Johnson have
returned to their home in Manassas,
Va., after a visit here with their
uncles, David T. Pitts, J. Henderson
Pitts and their families.
Mrs. W. L Marshall, Jr. left yes
terday to spend a few days at Mount
Pleasant with her daughter, Mrs.
Joe Cutchins.
Martha Browning Dicus returned
to her home at Parris Island Tues
day after a several weeks visit with
her grandmother, Mrs W. A. Dicus
and family.
FAMILY GATHERS HERE
On Sunday members of the family
of Mrs. Clyde Smith gathered at her
home for a picnic dinner
Newt Of
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M»*ru rov » RT wild da duly
Thr Community Gospel Singers, barred
with W4||am Spoon will appear in CHARLES M DALTON.
Jimmy Johnson and David John
they visited her parents. Mr and f"
Mrs. Joe Bailey and in Spartan
Bonds Cross Roads a Co*pel concert Saturday evening. Administrator
August 29 at 7 M at the Pentecostal August U. 19M Ac-B-lO
Holiness Church at Lydia There will —
also be singers from LaiiiVns. Whit- FIN AL .SETTLEMENT
mire, Clinton and Joanna Take notice that on the 29th day
burg her brother, Mr. and Mrs. Joe
Bailey, Jr. They also spent several
days in Cross Hill with Mr Pinson’s
parents, Mr and Mrs. M C. Pinson.
With the Sick
49c back from aay druggist. Note:
Uoe T-4-L FOOT POWDER, too—
gives antiseptic, soothing protection.
NOW at McGee* Drug Store, Tele-
FINAL SETTLEMENT
Take notice that on the 25th d,
Mrs. James I. Adair has returned
my and Bill Walker were supper, f rorn a twelve day visit with her
guests on Monday evening of the s i s j er j^ r
past week of Mr. and Mrs. Ben g^ygjj^j, j n \nderson, TTiey ac-
Hammett. Mrs. Walker ^and Miss jjg,. on Monday.
Cartledge were here with the Wal- Major George Browning
ker children while Dr. and Mrs. i and son Ray ^ Maxwell Field. Ala . an 0 P erat,0n Tuesday at Hays hospi
w * - tal
James L. Walker were on a vaca spent ^ ^ with Mrt w A
tion trip to Williamsburg, Va. Dicus and family
RETURN FROM TRIP Mlss Azil g„ J vingslon of c<jlum .
Mr. and Mrs. D. A
days with their uncle, David T Pitts.
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SOCIAL AT FAIRVIEW
Intermediate Sunday School class
of Fairview Baptist fhurch enjoyed
a social at the home of Mrs. Bessie
Johnson Friday afternoon. Sixteen
young people attended. Softball and
other games were played after which
Friends of Mrs. H. D.'Rantin will; a wiener roast was enjoyed
regret to knew she continues ill at ATTEND DISTRICT MEETING
Hays hospital where she has been a A large group of Fairview Train- P^tone N*. 1, Clinton, S. C.
patient for several weeks ing Union members accompanied by
Terry Copeland, daughter of Mr.! their leader. Clarence Hunnicutt, al
and Mrs. L. L. Copeland, Jr„ has tended the quarterly district training
returned to her home from Blalock union meeting al Bethel Baptist
Clinic where she was a patient for j Church near Prosperity. Following
a few days the program a social hour was en-
Medical patients at Hays hospital: *»"«
include, Evans Leaver. John A , u . , , ‘TV * „
Roby Chandler, Charlie James. Mrs. John Wood of * ake Forest - N C •
Bledsoe. Mrs. Will Hampton. Mrs. wHI ** the * uest speaker at ^ Fair -
Effie Poison, and Steven Gregory, view Baptist Church Sunday. August ecutrix
infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Russell *'* r .'' 00 ^ an f)U ^ s f a ^d' n ? Any person mdeb:ed to said estate
Gregory young minister Worship service is us notified and required to make
Friends of Col. Robert E Wysor Trainmv IIntolf at ’ 11 payment on or before that date; and
will be glad to know he is improving d fvjov niv\fr ' k ‘ 3,1 per, ° ns havin * da,m * a?ainst
at Blalock Clinic where he is a . Ir ii„ „ estate wUl P resent them 00 or
patient ' and ^ rs ^ vm T |ns l e y en before said date, duly proven, or be
Fred Lowery is convalescing at terta,ned * ues,s Sunda y for d,nner forever barred
home following a few days stay at ' n h ° n0r ° f the ‘ r dau * hter and fam ‘! LUCY AGNES PINSON,
nome lonowing a tew days stay at lly Mr and Mrs „ ub g rt T in s | ey . Executrix
Ellen. Randy and Peter, of Washing Au?us t «. 1959 _ *.$.3
ton, D C Among those enjoying the -
dinner were Mr and Mrs Jim Owns FINAL SETTLEMENT
by. Mr and Mrs Carl Chaney . Take notice that on the 9th day of
Jimmy Chaney of Clinton, Mrs September. 1959 I will render j final
Bertha Stroud of Joanna. Mr and account of my acts and doings as
FOH ATHI FTF K FOOT ** S ^ eml>er 19M w « wil1 nod * r
rim .Aim.rir,. mmm a fj na | acC()un t of o Ur ac t4 aa <f <jo.
U*e T 4-L UqaM for 3 to S days, ings as Administrators of the estate
Watch fresh as-a daliy, healthy ski* .of Reese Logan Holland in the office
replace the iafertiea. If not delight- 0 f the Judge of Probate of Laurens
ed with Instant drying T-4-L, y#«r County at 4.00 p m , and on the
same day will apply for a final dis
charge from our trust as Adminis
trators
Any person indebted to said es
tate is notified and required to make
payment on, or before that date; and
all persons having claims against
of September, 1959, I will render ^ <a ' ( j estate will present them on or
final account of my acts and doings before said date, duly proven, or
as Executrix of the estate of Frank- ^ forever barred
lin Claude Pinson, in the office of T. CLARK HOLLAND
the Judge of Probate of Laurens v AGNES M HOLLAND.
County, at 10 o’clock a. m. and on Administrators
the same day will apply for a final August 13. 1959 4C-S-10
discharge from my trust as Ex-
Blalock Clinic
Mr Oliver Estes is improving fol
lowing surgery at Hays hospital.
Mrs Robert O’Sullivan underwent
Office Hours 9-.'>:.T0
200 South Broad St.
PHONE S5*
DR FRED E HOLCOMBE
Friends of Arthur Howard will be
interested to know he has been trans-
bl » w » s the guest a few days last f * rred fro "* B1 * 1 1 ock Clinic f° 8-1 Judy Rasberry of Clinton
Mrs Tillman Crapps. Phil. Christy. Administrator of the estate of W'm
Nettie and Wayne Crapp« and Miss M Dalton in the iffice of the Jjdge
and Him Lily Yarboroittth w|U. Mrs wwk M „ F M Boland
W_ L Burnet, ol Tryon. N. C.. hn.e ind *„ Howard SmiUl Dr
returned Iron, a stx weeks tn„ JlW „„ Clr , w ,„, , hf >t Hay, dosp.ul folleuin. an op
Utruukh Western state, and mu. tan- „ Ga „ inbur , Xe £ ~
ada Mr Yarboroujl, attended Uiel othar * ^
Memorial hospital. Greenwood
Mrs C E Motes is convalescing First Presbyterian
iitAi fnlinuintr an r\r\ 9
<}t Probate of Laurens County at
» clock a m and on the >ame <
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D
eration
Friends of Mrs
Neill Turner of
Kindergarten To Open
convention of the National Photog ta|(U £ TrnW Hk S ^‘7^ro- EM># ‘ r1on - G * '*ho has been visiting On September 1 St
raphers Association in Los Angeles. ^ relatives here will be interested to The W- k Day Kinder car
^ Mrs C E I^w were M Kdckloy has returned ^ ^ a ‘ ^ Fini ^^hytenan (-urch t
and Mrs B t0 her hum* 1 here after a stay with
will apply for a final di
my trust as Admmi«tra
Any person wrtrbtiil
w notified and required
ment on or bef.ifr that
ge fr
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relatives in Columbia and Lexington
and Miss Julie Barton of Abbeville,
were guests yesterday of Mrs J. M.
Oeiand
Mrs Calvert Marsh and children
of Columbia spent several days last
week with her mother Mrs B. T
Fuller
BRIDESMAID
Mr* Ed wad G I'amjrtx-t! served
as a bridesmaid for her sister. Miss
Margaret Ruth Getty* when she was
married on Saturday August It. to
week end guests of Mr
S TUlinghast in Dillon
Mrs J. J Abbott of Ware Shoals.
Howe School. McCormick, was the
uest on Monday of Muses Thelma.
Sue and Maude Well*
Mr and Mrs O. A. Bray of Grif
fin. Ga . are spending the week with
Mm Bray’s sister Miss Ruth Bat-
*•*
Mrs Perry M Moore was the
guest of relatives la WaywesviUe
N C.. a few days last week
Dr and Mrs James L Walker
and sons lowed the R M Fuller owl
the Rev Joha Beniamin Hanley, of Hu < h s f***lto« ot Pawley *
Conway, ta the MeKuesck Memor ,u * nd for ** »<wfce«l
tal Chapel at De La Howe The Bailey Ditea lamed Mrs Diana
bride’s father. Dr Erwta Finley * Tallodega Ala. Mr the
Getty*, officiated weekend and
Ma| and Mr* Harry F Lewmaa. Borne
Jr , and childree have rHumed from WAV
a three weeks stay at Oeeaa Dm* danughters ( aralyu Kitty and Uo
Meath The latter * mother. Mrs da V augha af Green vile are spend
Blake Gnrdoa of Washu«toa D C, «C (he weak wuh Mr* Vaatfm s
them and accompanied them daughter Mr* Card P Wdsaa and
far a vutt Next week Mrs f«*dy
Malm Law Mr* H H Shan of Ramis*. » C
to Baa Fraartaca Dam whore • vuiting her daughter Mrs Goarfe
he will depart for aanrtoa m Rarao M CamMmn and Mr C
AT FAR TORN hCWOOt Praaont for the area
The Rev Joel E Canaan attended *u*er* and then familie* Mr
j Methodisi Pastor ■ School hold at Mr* CUranre Thnasa* and
1 Columbia Catlepr Columbia, a few ««*• «< Chartotie M C Mr an*
days laat waek Mr* » Z Pvadtoy af Atlanta. Ga ,
TEACH IN AI VTEB Mrs Wyha Hendm and grand
Mua June Adair toavea Una weak daughter* Was and Mama Maare
far Sumter where she will ha a Mr* J R Whatley, Mrs W T
member sf the school* faculty. Whndey Mr* Mack
On Tuesday evening Mr and Mrs Wewart Mr. Gs
Bailey Duoa. Brewer Dixon. Jr, dassghtec Groeais nd from CTmton
Mr and Mrs George CewsMaa and Mr and Mr* Edward Bay and fam
Mua Emily Bailey ware gnaau of dy Mr and Mr* A M Yeung aba
Mr and Mrs Jama* Sorfcrer to Mr* Smith t aana Ray and MiMerd j
Cmoa and (heir familte*
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pital its
Judy Diane Revi« underwent a 1 at A h) There will he twn
Mbs Myrtf^Chaadlardf the Data ton * ,SKi# * , J r ' h " 1 •* Hays ho* onentatwn Sch.«l w t beg
pital one graup an Tuesday gept
Dismissed earlier in the week from the second gmup Medne*4a* Aep<
Hay* hospital were J A Smith Jr, 3 If a child i* nedutod to report
Mr* Bertie Attaway. Je**e Youag an Tuesday he doe* net come OB
Mr* « C oxley and Mr* » R M*dne«da> Both groups otH artend |
on fhurtday and Friday. A*p» I aad
Patient* at Blatock fTtoic include are s )S to Id All parent* are a*h*d
Mr* Da*id Owed*. Re6a Siaraes. ta i>ieo*e keep the** hawr* m mmd j
Mr* W M Mr Mat ter* Jane South- Regular *—»w ana
rrman and Mr* Alice Worthy
pre*er
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Annoiincing The Opening
The LaBruce Heist
School Of Dancing
SEPTEMBER 3rd
Mary Muagrove Hotel
Tap — Acrobatic — Ballet
Toe — Baton — Ballroom — Jazz
Partreal — t nsn
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PAYDAY SAVING PAYS
SAVIWCS
On your next payday, try this: Cash
your paycheck here, leaving part of it in
your savings account here. Paycheck
cashing service is available without
charge for ouf'savings customers. Do
this every payday and see how your ac
count builds up, with the help of good
earnings added twice yearly. Savings
here are insured up to $10,000.
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Current Dividend Rate
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COMPOUNDED SEMI-ANNUALLY
$ CITIZENS %
FEDERAL SAVINGS
AND LOAN ASSOCIATION
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liability cavuragu*”
Wm. J. Bailey ins. Agency
M. S. Bailey & Son Banker* Bldg
PHONE 124f>
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MISS MARION'S
SCHOOL OF DANCE
ANNOUNCES
Ballet Tap Acrobatic
and Ballroom Classes
WILL BE HELD EACH WEEK AT
Hotel Mary Musgrove
Final Registration and Fitting of Dunce Equipment
Classes Start Wednesday, Sept. 2nd
PRE-SCHOOU 3 to S year. 2.0M
BEGINNERS and ELEMENTARY .Vdw
INTERMEDIATE IrW
fwr iBfwrmaimm ( aft MRS I EDPORD — TIB
How to Stop arguing
about money...
Overspendinif. b> Mrs. nr Mr., ur both, starts
many a family argument about money.
Solution: stop overspending and arguments . . .
save BEFORE you spend. Open a Savings Account
here . . . decide on the amount you want to save
regularly .. . deposit it faithfully every pavdav. You
can’t overspend when you do your saving FIRST!
BANK INTEREST KEEPS YIH R MONEY
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BANK OF CUNTON
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