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TV ? r '\ 7 ' J/lKI U, — THE CLINTON CHRONICLE r Briefs About •.. People You Know \ Items of Interest Concerning Local Residents Mrs. John Yf Little left last week to spend the month of February in Lakeland, Fla., wtttf hdt sister, Mrs. E. N. Morrow. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Chaney and son, Jimmy, spent Sunday in Sum ter with their daughter and sister, Mrs. Tom Chijdress, and- Mr. Chil- Misses Shirley Quinton and Harriett -dress. Wilson attended the Holiday On Ice Friends of Carl Henderson will be show, in Greenville Saturday eve- interested to know he has returned ning. * to school following a stay at the Miss Georgia Young, student at General hospital in Greenville and Queens Colege, Charlotte, N. C., a convalescent period at his home will spend the coming week-end on East Carolina Avenue. Friends of Dr. E. N. Sullivan will regret to know he is confined to his home. . Miss Flome Burdette spent Sun day with her brother, Pierre, who is a patient at the Veterans hospital in Columbia. - Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Holland, Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Pitts spent Sunday in Lexington with the for mer’s sister, Mks. S. E. Evans. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew S. Howard were visitors in Tallahassee, Fla., several days last week. Friends of C. C. Giles will be in terested to know he is recuperating at his home following a week’s ill ness. Mrs. Raymond Pitts and Miss Ag nes Davis were in Fort Motte dur ing the week-end to attend the oys ter roast and shrimp shucking spon sored by the Episcopal Church. They were overnight guests of Mrs. gilts’ brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. George Bultman in Sum ter. VISIT NEW YORK Mr. and Mrs' Robert M. Vance Sgt. and Mrs, M. E. Dunbar and children have moved into a res idence on Liberty street, the former home of the George C. Young fam ily. R. T. TRAMMELL ILL Friends of R. T* Trammell of the Long Branch community, will re gret to know he is ill and a patient at the General hospital in Green ville. Miss Norma Elder, daughter Mr. and Mrs. LUNCH ROOM MENU * Week of February 15-19 MONDAY Milk, pork and gravy, stewed to- matoe^, green beans, steamed rice, biscuit, butted apple sauce cake. TUESDAY '* Milk, sliced cheese, potato salad, of turnip greens, carrot sticks, corn Tom*Elder, left last bread, butter, fruit jello. week to enter the University of Georgia at Athens for the second semester. Mrs.,James Furr spent the week end in Sumter with her mother, Mrs. J. E. Boyce, who is a patient at the Tourney hospital. L^ebbie Simpson visited her aunt, Mrs. Russell Cox/and Mr. Cox in with her parents, John T. Young. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis D. Simpson spent the week end in the mountains Miss Ella Little McCrary visited of North Carolina and attended the her sister, Mrs. R. P. Kapp, and wedding of their niece, Miss Vicky family in Columbia the past week- Revis. of Hendersonville end. • I MrVand Mrs. Charles Thomas Mrs. Tommy Alexander and little and daughter of Charlotte. N. C., son of Bishopville, are spending the i spent Sunday with Mrs. Thomas’ week with her parents. Mr. and sister, Mrs. A. M. Young, and Mr. Mrs. J. M. OeUnd. , Young. COUNTY AUDITOR’S NOTICE The County Auditor will be at the Community House, Clinton Mill, on Monday and Tuesday, Feb. 15 and 16, from 7 a. m. to 6 p. m. for the purpose of taking- property returns for the year 1960. . The following week, Monday and Tuesday, Feb. 22 and 23, the Auditor will be at the Lydia Com munity House, 7 a. m. to 6 p. m. Please meet me at either of the above places and make your returns. Miss Jennie V. Culbertson 1 IT ' , .... ^ ' V" ■ Laurens'Cotfnty Auditor spent the past week in New York v Laurens the past week-end. Mr. and MnV E. L. Holland and Mfs. Julian Coleman was the C. A. Holland visited their aunts, week-end guest of Mr. and Mrs. A1 Mrs. Lewis Kalusche and Mrs. Gailliard in Columbia Mary Foreman in AsheviUe, N. C., Mr and Mrs George C. Young Sunday-; Mrs. Foreman is ill at her an( j children have moved with his home. parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Young, Miss Ann Johnson, who teaches injon South ^Broad Street. Mr. Young Charleston, spent the week-end with is connected with a funeral home in her mother, Mrs. R. W. Johnson. | Columbia and the family plans to WEDNESDAY Milk, fish sticks, catsup, veg etable soup (no beef), whipped po tatoes, biscuit, butter, cherry pie. THURSDAY Milk, beef, hoodie and cheese cas serole, steamed cabbage, sliced on ion, pinto beans, com bread, but ter, fresh apples FRIDAY Milk, hot dogs, chili with beef, onions, mustard, grated cabbage and carrot salad with dressing, apple sauce, buns, butter,- ginger bread She had as her guests Misses Joyce and Cinda Breedin, also of Charles ton. Mr. and Mrs. Ted Prevatte re cently attended the South Carolina radio and TV broadcasters conven tion in Greenville. Mr. Prevatte served on the resolutions commit tee. 4 VISIT HERE Captain and Mrs. Benjamin F. Ivey and children will arrive Friday to spend a few days with Mrs. Ivey’s mother, Mrs. Robert Wysor. Their friends will be interested to know Captain Ivey is being trans ferred from Fort Benning, Ga., to Fort Leavenworth, Kansas. They also plan to visit his parents in Che- raw before going to Kansas Mr Montgomery, Ala., were overnight guests yesterday of Mrs. Taylor’s sister, Mrs. Ben Ham met, and Mr. Hammet, while enroute to New York. Dr. and Mrs, James L. Walker were in Spartanburg on Tuesday I for the funeral services of his uncle, William Outzs, and attended the graveside services and burial in Johnston on Wednesday. ♦IN NEW YORK Miss Norma Hallett is in New move there when school is out. Mr and Mrs. Lank Furr, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Furr and family and Sidney HaKzog were Sunday night supper guests of ^fPSpnd Mrs. Olin Furr in Greenville. With the Si SILVERPLATED 3-PIECE Butter Dish Cadroon Design*-? of thu low STOCKING CAPSULE Did you ever know anyone who insisted on putting his right stocking on first? Some people think this is a good way to avoid headaches. Foolish? Of course! Most of us get headaches. But now we reach for one of the fast-acting pain relievers medical science has made available. A|simple xemedy. But remember— not all headaches can be treated so casually. If the pain persists or is ufiusually severe, be sure to see your physician. And next time you need a prescription tilled, come to us for quality compounding. * HOWARD’S PHARMACY PHONE ior THERE MUST BE A BETTER WAY. TO A?, PAY V 7 You Are Right! — There Is ^ You Can PAY BY CHECK This way, you can let the mailman do your foot work, and avoid the risk of loss involved in carrying large sums of money around with you. CS^ME IN NOW AND OPEN A CHECKING ACCOUNT HERE -J BANK 0F CLINTON Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation 3% bitcrMt Paid Da Savtafs AcccnnU Semi-Aaaually Friends of Mrs. E. L. Chandler’ will regrot to know she is ill and a patient at Blalock Clinic. Mrs. Neill Turner is a patient at Hays hospital. . Jack Osborne returned Tuesday to his home from Hays hospital where he has been a patient. , Mr .and Mrs. Curtis Oswalt have returned home after a few days and Mrs. Robbins Taylor of sta y at Blalock Clinic. Medical patients at Hays hospital include Mrs. Bill Allen. Miss Susan Terry, Mrs Mary Barker, Mrs. R. L. Collins, Mrs. Bill Sease, Mrs. James Price. Luke Cothran and Arthur Rice. Mrs. G. W. Hollingsworth is im- roving at home after a few days .-lay at Hays hospital. Patients at Blalock Clinic include Charlie Walker, Mrs. R. G. Watson, C. M Broome, and Mrs J B. Ful ler. - ‘ ' York visiting her sister, Miss Cor- f friends of Mrs J K. Hatton will dice Hallett, who recently returned b e interested to know she is improv- from an eight months trip abroad. * n 8 at Hays hospital where she has Friends of C. N. Mauney, who has- a patient for the past two been seriously ill in the General hospital in Greenville following an- operation, will be interested to know' his condition is somewhat unprov ed. Mrs. Mauney is convalescing at iheir home on North Broad street af ter being ill the past two weeks. , Visiting Homer D. Henry during the past week-end were his daugh ter, Mrs. I). I). Edmunds tmd Mr. Edmunds of New York; Mrs. Rut ledge Adair and Mr. Adair of Rock Hill. ^ MOVE TO GREENVILE Mr. and Mrs. Olin Furr and sons. Robert and Fayrell, havie moved to Greenville where he has been locat ed for some time as assistant man ager of the Greenville District of the Pilot Life.Insurance Company. Frank Hammet of Westport, N. Y., was a guest during the week of Mr. and Mrs, Ben H. Hammet. Visiting Dr. and Mrs. James L. Walker during the week were Mrs. George D. Walker, Miss Orlena tartledg^, Mrs. Andrena 0. Wil- dajms.Mima.ajid-Tiavid'^alkefr of- Johnston; Miss EnzabeLh Walker of Charleston; Mrs.-J. E. Boatwright, Jr, Jimmy and George, of Charles ton, W. Va.; Mrs. Herbert Edison of Winston-Salem, N. C.; Mr. and Mrs. J. Hord Allen and daughter, Jan, of Aiken FROM BIRMINGHAM Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Stephens of Birmingham, Ala , spent the week end with Mrs. Stephens’ brother, Jack D. Durant, and Mrs. Durant. Mrs. E. D. Chaney has returned from a stay with her daughter, Mrs. S. P. Beaman, and family in Pitts burg, Pa. | Miss Sandra Ray of Erskine Col lege, Due West, spent the week-, end with her mother, Mrs. Davis V. Pitts, and Mr. Pitts, coming especially to participate in the con test in which she was named ’’Miss Clinton.” Dow Bedenbaugh, 3rd, of Cocoa Beaih, Fla., is now making his home with his grandparents. Mr! and Mrs. Dow Bedenbaugh, in the Hopewell community and is attends ing ; Clinton High School. , .>' •; AT LEADERSHIP SCHOOL • The R#^ Joel E k Cannon, pastor ot Dbad Street Methodist Church, will return tomorrow from Waiter- boro where he has been teaching in an area leadership school. Friends of Mrs. Dow Bedenbaugh will be interested to know she has returned to her home in the Hope- well community from the Newberry hospital where she was a patient a few days last week MISSIONARY HERE Miss Louise Fleming, Presbyte rian missionary home on furlough from the Belgian Congo, where she heads a school, is the guest this week of Dr. and Mrs. George C. 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