University of South Carolina Libraries
f / >1 T \ i •«r"' Thursday, April 14,19M J / <» / THE CLINTON CHRONICLE BrioliAbout... f • • -'*& ' — ^ People You Know Items of Interest Concerning Local Residents i Mr. «nd Mrs. Davis V. Pitts and son, Charles Ray. were week-end guests of their daughter, Mrs. Glenn Brock Reeves and Mr. Reeves at Myrtle Bench. Dr. and Mrs. Felder Smith, of Laurens, were guests on Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Murphy Timmerman, coming especially to attend services at Broad Street l^ethodist Church when Jane Tiniigerman joined the church. COUNSELOR AT WINTHROP Myrna Sease, daughter of Mrs. T. M. Sease of this city, student at Winlhrop College, has been elected a student government counselor of Roddy Hall for next year. Dr. and Mrs. Lee Blakely spent the week-end with the former’s par ents, Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Blakely. Dr. Blakely, a captain in the Air Force, is stationed at Walter Reed Hospital, Washington. Miss Lee Burnett, of Columbia, visited her aunt, Airs. George H. Brockenbrough and Mr. Brocken- b rough at their home in Kinards during the week-end. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence F. Davis, Misses Trecie and Mary Belle Da vis and Mrs. ThornweU Dunlap visited their mother and grand mother, Mrs. W. W. Harris in San ders ville, Ga., on Sunday. Their friends will be interested to know Mrs. Harris is improving after be ing ill. Mrs. Dana F. Gray and children, Nancy. Rodney and Paula, of Nor folk, Va., are visiting her mother, Mrs. O. B. King and grandmother, Mrs. R. C. Stewart this week. Miss Martha Taylor, a student at Winthrop College, will arrive today to spend the Blaster holidays with her aunt, Mrs. I. 0. Ray and Mr. ' Ray. The Rhys will also have as : their guest ,<during the week-end ' Phillip Ofrasis, of New York and ! Clemson. Mi - , and Mrs. G. Arthur Black, Jeanie, Nancy and Georgia, of Greenville, Mr. and Mrs. Alec Black, of^Columbia, Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Martin and A. McQ. Martin, of Fountain Inn. Mr. and Mrs. But ler Black and Butler, Jr., of Atlan ta, Ga., spent Sunday with their parents and grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Black. Mr. and Mrs. Henry M. Shaw, of Raleigh, N. C., will arrive tomor row to spend the Easter holidays with their daughter and son-in-law, MT. and Mrs. George Cor nelson. Mrs. M. C. Jones, of Mont Claire, N. J. f is the guest of Mrs. R. E. Ferguson. Mrs. M. C. j >nes Montclair, N. ; J.. is the guest of Mrs. h. E. Fer guson. Mr. and Mrs. Everettv Martin of Gray Court, and B. A. Bouknight of j Newberry, spent Sunday with their ' daughter and son, Mr. and Mrs. H. j A. Bouknight, coming especially for services at Broad Street Methodist Church when Kathy Bouknight be came a member. Eric Marx of Syracuse, N. Y., and Keith Cauley of Dannemora, N. Y., who are stationed in Charleston with the Navy, were week-end guests of the former’s uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Olin Sheely. Jr. Nabors. The boys and girls enjoyed Mrs. James Evans, Mr. and Mrs. Tickets are now on sale for adults games and an egg hurt Following Curtis Oswalt of Bonds Cross Roads Get a ticket from any member of the egg hunt a picnic lunch was Thurs<iay ^ April 14 at 7 30 the Community Club s * ,r * the Fairview Baptist Church Mis- Mr. and Mrs. O. L. Carter, of Greenville, spent Sunday with their son-in law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Gault, Jr., coming especially to services at "^ turdav raBh , , Irom) „ yo „ M “ c - ™ * c ‘ m > Broad Street Methodist Church when * ra^ rw rC” T ^ 'V'’”' »•-»*»• »** «* « to thoir <rr-s n eM...<vk»» ot fairview Baptist cnurcn meeting at the home of Mrs Marion their granddaughter. Ginger, joined tended a youth raily at the Joanna Rin g er in Clinton All members are parents for the w «*«* nd Baptist Church ' invited to attend Mrs. Felton pvt Blll y Iseopard of For Jack Crapps. program chairman, will be , * >n - ** home on leave, in charge of the program Mr and Mrs Ralph. CoRms and - Saturday night. April Ifl. a chicken f am 'ly have- returw-d home after rs Marion Ringer and barbecue supper will b*- served at spending, some time Aith relatives the re- i f^i-rsvsv t ’csm mm it u f'luK m Statesville, \ ( Clinton Girl At Bermudo Beach Hamilton, Bermuda A trio of ^ndcata from SnRtoo College in Bristol, Va., took time out for naaiag at Eftow Beach recently dar ing “College Day at the BeaA.” On the right is Miss Law Jones Cornwall of Cttatoa, danghter of Mr. aad Mrs. J. J. Cornwall. She la a freshman at the Virginia college. Others are. left. Mias Carla Chandler of Short Hills, N. J.. and (renter) Mias Rathe HoUzrlaw of North Carolina. the church. Mr. and Mrs. James E Neal had 0n Thursday. April 7. Mrs. W. E as recent guests Mr. and Mrs. C()|ints M rs ' Alvm Counts. Mrs Frank Round who were enroute to BessH> JohMon Mrs N , ewm . an their home in Big Rapids. Mich., Shouse Mrj ida, Mr and Mrs' John Musch^of ^!! f W C °® Per ^ the Shad > Grove immunity Club Statesville. Muskeegan. Mich. 1 ?' onal at the House for the benefit of, the club Attend services at one of the Ioanna Baptist Church Mrs B V> Supper will'be ready at 5:30 p m churches in the .community Sunday ~ ■ Cooper, a member of the Joanna — - _ 7 Qf church, assisted m serving lunch GROL P ENJOYS vPARTY Saturday night at 8 o’clock Linda l.-opard was honored with a birth day party at the* Shady Grove com- ITY ENJOY SPRING SOCIALS mun ity c Rib house About twenty- Friday afternoon. April 8. at 4:30 f olir young people enjoyed the oc-) the Intermediate class of Fairview Bapjist Churcht met at the Joanna picinic shelter to play baseball Fol lowing the game picnic lunch was Bonds Cross Roads YOUNG PEOPLE OF COMMUN served. Twenty-four ypung people caskm Mr and Mrs. Elbert Leop ard were assisted by Mr. and Mrs Pug Farmer. After games Linda was presented gifts Out of town guests for the party were Mr and accompanied by Mrs Clarence Hun- Mrs Elbert Lepoard. Jr . .md young meutt and Mrs Alvin Tinsley, enjoy- ^ ^ Greenville ed the outing FAMILY REUNION Saturday afternoon at 3:30 the Be Sunday. April 10. the Oswak fam- — i. — ginners and Primary children of ily met at Shady Grove Club House Sammie Chaney of Hamptno, Va.. Friends of Lonnie O. Hiers, who Fairview Baptist Church met at for a reunion Sixty-two members was an overnight visitor here on has been a patient at Self Memorial Shady Grove club house for their attended Picnic lunch was served Sunday with his parnets, Mr. and hospital. Greenwood, for several I spring social Mrs. Carroll Johason, Those attending included Mr awl Mrs. S. C. Chaney. His wife and weeks, will be interested to know he children are spending several weeks | is improving, in Laurens with her father, Obie RETURN HOME Mrs Olin Counts and Mrs. J. C. Mrs Mac Oswalt and family of Dur Nabors entertained the group with ham. N. C ' Mr and Mrs Robert games and an Easter egg hunt Lat-, Baber and family, Mr .md Mrs Carroll, who is ill, and Mrs. Carroll. Mr. and Mrs T. W. Porter re- tie Miss Cathy Miller was the prize Marvin Simmons and family of Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Jarvis and turned Saturday to their home hi winner of the hunt as she found Whitmire. John Oswalt of Augusta, children of Rock Hill, spent the r'ranklin, N. C.. after spending the the prize egg and was presented Ga ; Mr and Mrs Olin Franklin weekend with Mrs. Jarvis, mother, winter months here with their w jth an Easter basket. Following and family of Lees ville; Mr and Mrs. Ethel R. Pitts. On SundayAe laughter. Mrs. Browning Goldsmith the hunt refreshments were served Mrs Everett Morris and family of also had as guests her brothers, and Mr. Goldsmith. Marvin Ringer of Clinton, and Prosperity; Mr> Lillie Mae Oswalt Vivten Russell of . ewberry, o Mr and Mrs. L C. Derrick of Miss Betty Ringer of Newberry-, and family of Lexington. Mr and Russell and Mrs. Russell of Colum- . harlotte. N. C.. were week-end bia*j -uests ofihe former’s brother, Mrs. ATTEND SERVICES vmold M. Cannon, and Mr. Cannon Mr. and Mrs. V. P Adair spent Mr and Mrs. L V Rearden. Miss ter(airKHl ^ Juniors ^ fairview Carlisle and family of Joanna Mrs Sunday in Columbia where-they at- Maude Woodward of Montmorenc. Bapt , st rhurch at the homo 0 > Mrs.) Alice Smith of Newberry Mr anc were guests at the party. Mrs Jimmie Campjnell and family Saturday afternoon Mrs. James of Clinton: Mr and Mrs Colie Os- Nabors and Mrs James Johnson en_ wait and family. Mr and Mrs Ray $200 *l)ianu>nih ki litt TimuuI because, since the tips are hardly discernible, all interest is centered on the gem itself - making it seem to float on the finger and emphasizing brilliance. We recommend its simplicity for diamonds of quality. Eighteen karat white fold. Illustrations slightly enlarged Prices include Fedeial tax Charge or budget ft (/ eiveleri BLUE NILE DIAMONDS HILLCREST WATCHES tended services at Washington -Mr. and Mrs. D L. Monroe, who Street Methodist Church and also a live near here, were dinner guests reception later in the afternoon for Sunday of Mrs E. L Blakely. the Rev. Kenneth Traxler and fam ily, of Alachua, Fla Rev. Trax- Mr. and Mrs R. M Turner spent few days last week on a business .t id grandmother. Mrs. J. C. Mc- .j.veen, who is a hospital patient. T ieir friends will be glad she is im- ler, a missionary to Brazil, now in ‘'P to Charleston, the States for a year’s furlough, Harry y. McSween and son. Hap, spoke at the services. He and his -S^bt the week-end in DeFumak family are long time friends of the - prin^, Fla . with their mother Adairs. CALLED TO COLUMBIA Mr. and Mrs. Fuller L. RoeseJJr., were in Columbia on Thursday of . the past week to attend the funeral ^ )r ' Harvey young, head of the of Nokm Henderson, half-brother of History Department ot Emory Ini- Mrs. Reese. They were joined there vers ify- w * s tbe week end guest of by Mr. and Mlrs. Marion Brown and Gr aiK * ^ r:> Newton B Jones, and daughter, Diane, of Lexington, N. accompanied Dr. Jones to Columbia C. Mr. Henderson was the son of where they attended a meeting of the late L. S. Henderson of this city, the S. C. Historical Society on Sat- Mr and Mrs. S. C. Chaney spent urday. the week-end in Sumter with their AT A. C. M. L MEET daughter and son-in-law. Mr and Attending the American Cotton Mrs. TOm Childress. Mr. and Mrs. Leland Young and daughters. Sophie and Dell, will spend Sunday in Lugoff, going espe cially for the baptism of their in fant grandson. Alan Chevis Reed. Mr. and Mrs. Henry M. Shaw, Jr., of Raleigh, N. C., were week end guests of the former's sister. Manufacturers Institute in Miami, Fla., a few days last week were Mr and Mrs Robert M. Vance, Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Templeton. Mr. and Mrs. Carlisle Neely. Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Hart, of Joanna, spent the week in Miami and also attended hte meeting. Mrs. W B. TnbWe is spending a SHRUBBERY ALMOND. Flowering JUNIPER, Pfitzer ALTHEA. Double Flowering MAGNOLIA ARBOR VITAE N AN DIN A AUCUBA, Gold Dust Plant PEACH. Double Flowering AZALEA, Many Varieties PITTOKPORUM BARBERRY. Red Leaved QUINCE. Flowering BOXWOOD REDBUD, Judas Tree BUCKEYE, Dwarf Red SMOKE TREE. Purph Fringe CRABAPPLE. Flowering * SNOWBALL DOGWOOD. Red, WThite. Pink SPIREA. Pink and White FORSYTHIA. Yellow BeU WIEGELA. Red. Pink. Yellow HOLLY. Many Varieties WII.IXIW Tangle wood Farm & Nursery 2 Miles North Of Clinton On Highway 308 Phone 1060 Mrs. George Cornelson and Mr. ^ ays 111 Blacksburg with her CornelsJon and attended the Mas- s ‘ sters - -'l ,ss Lillian Quinn. Mrs. ters Golf Tournament in Augusta ( j enc Spratt and Mr. Spratt. on Saturday. Jess Kalzt *rg. of Tenafly. N. J.,, D ... . has been the guest several days Mrs J B Wilder spent the week- ,.»• j » »« w nH in th,!> ° f Mr ^ MrS » arr >’ * WE OUTWIT WEAR... end in McCormick w ith her son and .daughter-in-law, Mr and Mrs. G. j C. Wilder. r Cadets Charlton Law, A1 Williams, Whit Mayes and Billy Horne, stu- I dents at The Citadel, Charleston, i are spending the spring holidays at j home. Mrs. B. M. Anderson, Sr., of Reid- vitie, is spending some time with Iher sister, Mrs. Agnes Kern. Brewer Dixon. Sr., of Talladega, Baldwin Dr. and Mrs. David Tribble and sons, of Winston-Salem, N. C., Mr. and Mrs. John Cerny. of Atlanta, Ga., Mr. and Mrs. Ed Wills, »of Williamston. visited their parents, Mr. and Mrs. W B Tribble the past week-end Mrs. Irby S. Hipp leaves tomor-: row to spend Easter in Rock Hill with her daughter. Mrs. Eugene ROSES mm mum OF VALUES Rayon Half Slips SI.00 Nylon Trim—Pastel Colors Carry All Bags Only 59c PLASTIC Ladies' Panties Kavon VNith Nylon Trim W hite and Pa-stels 3 for SI.00 Full, Full Crinolines With Color Trim TRAINING PANTS Sizes 1-12 Girls’ Frilly PANTIES . 3 for SI LiO \ ard Fullness Only S2.98 . . 9 for 99c 1^0 BIRD NEST STRAW HATS All Sizes - Only 10c and give your shoes new life I Ala., is visiting his_son and dau- Avery, her >on. Irby S. Hip^, Jr , ghter-in-law,-Mr and Mrs. Bailey and their families. Dixon, and Mrs. C. M. Bailey. Miss Georgia Young, a first* year Mr. and Mrs. Glenn McGee, of student at Queens College, Char- tfl&mson. spent the week-end here lotte, N C.. is at home with her with the former's parents. Mr. and parents. Mr. and Mrs. John T Mrs. R. H. McGee. Young, for the Easter holidays. Your shoes take a lot of punishment. It takes proper care to make them last long er. feel letter. That’s why it pays to bring them to. us for expert repairs; Reasonable prices. SUNSHINE CLEANERS 102 W. Florida Phone 1.16 SHOE REPAIR FLOWERS FOR EASTER! LILUES - 3 Blooms S1.98 4 Blooms $2.98 - 5 Blooms S3.98 HYDRANGEAS - 1 Bloom S1.79 2 Blooms S2.49 GERANIUMS - S1.49 Each CHRYSANTHEMUMS - S1.98 Ea. PLASTIC EASTER LILLIES Look Real - 2 Blooms 79c Be Sure To Pick Up Your EASTER BASKET at ROSE’S Register For 'UK, (.KOKI.F" MV RABRIT To He Given A wav Fridav. No Purchase Neces>arv ! Ji st rkc.istkr: Red Tag Sale Continues Until Saturday, April 16th-9 ’PJA. "We carry a complete line of Hotpoint Appliances Reg. 359.50 12& 18-Cu. R. Uprights and 20-Cu. R. Chest-type on display in our showroom. Buy on \ Easy Terms Visit our Showroom in rear of main building. See our new Danish Living Room, Dining Room and Bedroom Furniture now on display in our window! BUY ON OUR EASY PAYMENT 1 . PLAN! =_ • Reg. Pr. Sale Pr. \ Reg. Pr. Sale Pr. ,, - k Melmac Dinnerware Sets ^ 29.95 19.95 Brass Tea Cart ,; 19.95 10.00 (45-Piece Set Dog-O-Matic Hot Dog Cooker 9.95 5.50 Griscer (food chopper 12.95 * 9.00 Chef-Master Fry Pan 16.95 850 Collection of Pictures 1 2 PRICE One 2-Pc Foam Sleeper suite 249.50 * 159.50 - # All Samsonite Luggage 20 a o OFF One 2-pc. Early American suite 249.50 ' 159.50 ' \ I (In Foam) 4-Club Chairs '59.50 * 39.50 Mahogany desk (solid) 99.5© 59.50 (Rose. Charcoal. Red. Toast Mahogany Low-Boy Cedar chest 99.50 59.50 3-Club Chairs ’ 79.50 49.50 Club Chair (Foam) 89.50 49.50 (Green. Brown. Beige 3-pc. Pine Bed Room Suite 259.50 200.00 8-Early Amer. Chairs, 79.50 59.50 * TV^SWiveL chairs 24.95 18.88 (wing r>acK. .-vu rim > ^Picnic Tables 39.95 ^ 29.95 4-Barrel Back Chairs 69.50 49.50 t (Gold, Green, nose, lurquoise .1 Lawson Furniture Columbia Hwy. in JOANNA Open 9 A. M. to9 P. M. During Sale! i*i