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I! Item* of Interwt From . . West Clinton MRS. (\ A. EM.FIKJE, ( orrmpondent and Representative PHONS 17M “- .Umr* Griffith and Harold Dean krrll ChappeU*. wrrt \UMtor» <i Elizabeth Lerpard and M«rtk Me Waters Sunday Mr and Mr*. Bill Lindler of Whit- rn.r». v»ert Sunday visieorj- of Mr. and Mrs Harry Foster and family. Mr and Mrs Bobby Anthony of Chester, st^nt the week end with Mr and Mrs J. J. McGinnis. Also visiting them on Sunday wer Mr. and Mrs Fred Neal and ihildren of Semca. Mr and Mrs George Mc Ginnis of Chester, were recent Sun- cay ^visitor* of theirs. Mr and Mrs. J. Baker of New berry. were visitors of Mr. and Mrs H A Adams on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Claude Wallenzine and Mr Wallenzine's mother, Mrs. H Wallenzine of near Newberry, spent Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. Kichard Walenzine nad children in North Augusta. Little Georgette and Terry McGin ns of Chester, spent last week with their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. J. J McGinnis, on Frances street. UXTPTS POSITION Raymond Campbell of this city, has accepted a position on the teat King and Coaching staff of the Mt. Pleasant High School Mr. and Mrs. Campbell and children will make their home at Heming- wav near there. M* i.i)d Mrs C E Elledge of Cross Hill, were Saturday visitors of Mr and Mrs C A EUetfge and sons. Mrs Woodrow Wilson and son, Ricky, were weekend visitors of Mr and Mrs Boyce Wilson and daughter, Pameltt in Charlotte, N. C Mr and Mrs 'Wilson and daugh ter returned home with them for a few days visit. Mr and Mrs Raymond Campbell and children of Hemnigway, were visitors of Mr. and Mrs. M W. Ad ams a few days last week Mrs Rose Prather of Whitmire, visited Mr and Mrs. C A Elledge and sons on Thursday .v Mrs. Clark Meadors and other rel atives are visiting her father, Has kell Guest, in Washington. D. C., for a few days Mr. Guest has been esriously ill at a hospital there. ATTENDS GR ADUATION Mrs. Lucille Hoi tie law of Cross Hill, attended graduation exercises at the Columbia hospital on Tues day where her daughter. Martha Nell Holtzciaw, raduated. .Also attending from Cross Hill aad- Greenwood were: Mrs. C. E. El- 'ledgef Mrs. Evelya Giles, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Holtzciaw and dau ghter and several other rela tives. Miss Holtzciaw si a former resident of this city and also a daughter of the late Grady Holtz- claw who was employed at Clinton Mill. Mrs Elizabeth Floyd of Ander son. spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs L C Heatce Mr and Mrs Jim Griffith and daughter. Emma Lee. and Mr* Bess Hallbackand son. Jess, of near Chap pells. visited Mr and Mr* Hubert Leopard and family, Mr and Mr* L C. Heaton Sunday. WITH THE SHU Mr* Faye At La way of Florence street, remains ill at Self Memorial hospital in Greenwood, Little Rcba Starnes has returned home from Blalock clinic and is im proved - * R D. Brewer of Milling avenue, is ill at the* Blalock clinic with pneu monia Luther Turner of Sloan street, U a medical patient at Hays hospital ANNIVERSARIES Lawrence Leopard celebrates a birthday September 6 Hobart Phillips observes a birth day September 7. Denton Humphries celebrates a birthday September 7. Robert Whitsel observed a birth day September 1. Mrs. E E Cale celebrated a birthday September 6. Little Dianne Japart observes a birthday September 6. Alice Lowe will celebrate a birth day on September 7. Mjnnie Roper observed a birth day September 2 Keith Cannon of Lancaster, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cannon, for mer residents of this city, celebrates a birthday September 5. Patsy Burdette celebrates a birth day September 2. and Melissa Bur dette celebrates a birthday Sep tember 3. Mike Fowler, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Fowler, of Augusta, Ga., and grandson of Mrs. James Dunaway of this city, celebrates a birthday Sep tember 2, and Ann Webb, her grand- THE CLINTON CHRONICLE daughter, celebrate* a birthday Sep- He is a nepbew of Ml* MarreU tember S Aim i* the daughter of Mr Barter of thi* city and Mr* Lowe Webb of Caldwell Gwen Roper celebrate* a birthday street September i. Danny Starne*, *on of Mr and Louise Martin observe* a birthday Mr*. Wendell Starne*. of Sloan St., September I celebrated his birthday August SI He was five year* old. Smokey Wallenzine. son of Mr. and Airs Richard Wallenzine of North Augusta celebrates a birth- EVERYDAY COUNSELOR ^ By Dr. I hursdgy, SeyiewibT 3, ** * li V m» James Wells celebrates a birth day September • Mrs R L Simmons of Rt 1, ob serves a birthday September 12, and her son. Charles, observes a day Sept «. and will be three years birthday the 3rd Also her daugh- old, He is the grandson of Mr. and ter, Barbara, celebrates a birthday Mrs W C. Waleminc of Pitts St on September 10. Steve Elledge, son of Mr. and William Wilson celebrated a birth- Mrs C A. Elledge. celebrates a day September 2. birthday Ceptember 8. and will be M a rv i„ Gault observes a birthday ten year* old. V Miss Teresa Foster, daughter of Mr and Mrs. Harry Foster, of Pitts ..—1" ~T street, celebrates a birthday Sept. 3 Sep,en,ber 6 Mrs. Iris Cagle celebrates a birth day September 6. September 3. / Amelia Hollis observes a birthday LeRoy Moates of Rt. 1, celebrates a birthday September 7. Mrs. Dessie Wilkes observes a birthday September 5. Jerry West celebrates a birthday September 8. Mr. and Mrs. S. S. Williams cele brate a wedding anniversary on Au gust 30 Roy Wilson celebrates a birthday Mrs. John B. Smith celebrates a September 9. birthday September 3. Mary Ruth Patterson observes a Mrs. Buddy BlackweMer of Wil- birthday September 9. mington, Del., celebrates a birth- 1 NOTICE! day September 4. TTie Clinton MiU Community Wom- Dixie Ann Simmons will celebrate an’s club will meet Friday night a birthday September 9. at 7 30 at t h e Community Building. UttlfM'M NaicyDl,** observes' TOs mMling js , mporlam and Mw a birthday September 4. members are „ ^ Mrs. Charles Kelly of Charleston, ! t * will have a birthday Sept. .7 Donald Osbourne, son of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Osbourne of Washington street, celebrates a birthday Sep- i tember 6. Philip King celebrates a birthday September 6. Mrs Polly Fallaw observes a birthday September 9. , David Spurlock, son of Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Spurlock, of Charleston, celebrated a birthday September 1. j OFFICE SUPPLIES CHRONICLE PUB. CO. PHONE 74 J. R. Crawford SURVEYING CLINTON. 8. C Phone 3493 Joanna The naivete and Ignorance with which many young people go Into marriage, especially teen • agers, would be ridiculous if it were not downright tragic, la some way the people of this generation and the children coming behind them have gotten the idea that marriage is easy-come and easy-go TTiej seem to feel that it is much like purchas ing an automobile If It isn’t satis factory, you can trade It off and get another one. I've heard too many of them say just about this, “Well, if it doesn’t work, we can get a divorce M I never cease to marvel at the lightness with which so many mar ried people take thier nuptial vows. When I ask the question, ‘‘Wilt thou have this man (woman) to be thy wedded husband (wife), to live to gether after God’s holy ordinance.’ . . . as long as ye both shall live?" and the one questioned answer, "1 will," I wonder if they realize what they are saying. I always ask the question very deliberately. "Till death us do part'” is a long time and a strong promise. A few weeks ago 1 read a news FOR ATHLETE’S FOOT Use T-4-L liquid for 3 to 5 days. Watch fresh-as-a-dalsy, healthy skin replace the Infection. If not delight ed with instant-drying T-4-L, your 48c back from any druggist. Note: Use T-4-L FOOT POWDER, too- gives antiseptic, soothing protection. NOW at McGees Drug Store, Tele- , phone No. 1, Clinton, S. C. SUBSCRIBE TO THE CHRONICLE PHONE 74 story concerning a VI year-oM Carolinian, Henry Bolen He saM • This easy hitching policy la one of the big reasons why the divorce rate is increasing faster than low country jack rabbits . . . When I was • boy it took a fellow a pretty long time to get himself all tied down with a wife The business of courting look months and years while now it takas almost minutes and hours People got married In those days to stay married. Now too many young peo ple get hitched with the Idea that if one season's mate doesn’t work out. you trade him in on a new model next year. "Young people would be a lot bet ter off if today’s girls would think this marriage business over a lot more before they tie the knot. The gals ought to make tt harder for men to cetsh them then they would be approcixtui more. And the boys would be a lot better off If they wouldn't snip up the first belt they're tmuH and would ehep around a lot more." I wrote my Ten Commandments for a Happy Mirriage" many years ago Thousands of copies have been distributed Th^r are la my little book. "Pathway to a Happy Mar riage'' One of them Is "Thou ahalt not marry In hade as thou mayost repent at leisure " A copy of these "Ten Com- mandmants for a leppy Marriage’* may be ordered by writing to The Everyday Counselor in care of this newspaper, including a self-address ed, stamped envelope. 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