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\ Thuradm). September 29. I960 THE CLINTON CHRONICLE 3 Briefs About •.. People You Know ilemB of Interest Concerning Local Residents Miss Beth Trammell, student at Winthrop College, Rock Hill, $pent the week-end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Claude R. Trammell, com ing especially 10 attend the wedding of her cousin, Miss Linda Stewart and Ray Eugene Whiteford. Mrs. Y. C. Ballenger and daugh ters, Jane and Mary, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Breathitt and daughter, Jo anne, of Spartanburg, were supper guests during the week of Mr and Mrs. C. E. Nichols, coming especial ly to see their nephew. Airman 1-C 4James Nichols, who left during the week-end to return to Albrook Air Force Base, Panama, after spending a two weeks leav^ here. Mrs for a Hill. IN HOSPITAL 5. Norman Black leaves today visit with relatives in Rock Bryant, Mr. Bryant and son, Jim-, my. Larry Warren spent the week-end i with his sister. Mrs. Bryan Coates, i aid Mr. Coates in Charlotte, N. C. CUMMINGS HERE Col. and Mrs. A. H. Cummings! of Orange, Texas, w’ere overnight ] guests during the week ef Dr. and Mrs. George R. Blalock. The Cum-1 mings formerly re.-ided here when I he commanded the ROTC ur\it at | Presbyterian College. They were! enroute to New York to visit their | son, Billy. Mrs. P. M Pitts attended the: Wesleyan Service Guild conference for the Greenwood District on Sun- day at Main Street Methodist Church in Greenwood. Miss Helen Clayton and Mrs. John Portrait of Mrs. Elliott Hangs In University Hall , been honoied in this most appro priate way Their profound in . fluence on the university, particu l.irly on our young womyn students, i is a source of great pride to us. and should bring them the gratifh cation that comes with making such Columbia — Portraits of two of ''^P^Lint contributions to higher (‘(iucalion ** * — the most distinguished women edu- 1 ,, _ , , . . ..... D r. Elbott (Mrs Charles Elliottj cators in the history of the Liu- Ls a na uve of l.aureas County. She versity of, South Carolina now hang received the bachelor of arts degree n women's ^•sidence halls on the , Hom Randolph Macon Woman's College, and the M S and doctor of philosophy degrees from the Uni versity of North Carolina ' ard Elliott apd Dr Arney R Childs , rH .., n ^ wom( , n ilt , tl , lt , : were painted by William F Draper , )r Elll( „ t „ UUii | of New York and are the gift of known a> a memr)er l)f ln( . Kni ,; lsh ( I)r Donald KusseU. former pres.- facultv and her Bijoka .dent of the university, and Mrs t )Ursc is (>n(! of th< . jhr Russell The fKirtraits are among m tho departm » ent a number of gifts Dr and Mrs Mrs Elliott's many m- j Russell have Resented to the uni terests art . ^nealogy ^no historv versity in n cent years. i-i ,i,« Kappa. Delta Kappa Gamma < bon- *■**11 knrAm Dillard family at Cbo- or ary clansroom teachers' society), ton. She is a sister of Mrs N Ree%e Chi Delta Phi f literary I. and Alpha Young of Clinton and the Late L B Delta Pi Dillard, who died, several months Mrs Elliott is a member of the ago j — - *— ' - ■<. campus. The portraits of Dr Irene Dil- PRESCRIPTIONS Prompt, Economical Prescription Service! Young's Pharmacy i “Serving Thi* Area 77 ^ ear**" Phone1H Phone 13 sity in rcrent ye< Dr. Elliott is a member of the friends of Mrs.’Eugene C King! Milam ^ Columbia ' were w eek-end will be interested to know she en -1 guest: ; of ^ formers ’ • sist€1 ‘* Mr « Pringle C<^x AT HOME County Residents Leave For Nassau Vacation Mrs. Ed Sadler of Clinton, and her mother, Mrs. Lee McMillan of Laurens are seen here as they boarded ship at Miami, Fla., for their recent cruise to Nassau. tered Columbia Hospital yesterday ,,rin 8 le CopdaiuL and will undergo an operation on Mr and Mrs. W. G. Horne of the Lyf^ran Church Frjd , | Friends of Mrs Ethel Pitts, who Isle of Palms, visited their *° n w fr M f Al bas been ill and a hospital patient and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. VVOITien tO Mecf At Recent guests of Mr. and Mrs Gary Holcomb were Mr and Mrs ' o'umbia. f lt “ l t0 ll ™ >w W S. Horne, here during tbe week- ClemSOIl September 29 Ed Greer and son. Dobb Holcomb; h “ nUm * i . U, . her h#n ’' ^ end, ,-h..eeh „„ m . Mr. and Mrs. Tom Holcomb, of Union. and has resumed her position on the office staff at Whitten Village. Miss Mary Ann Neighbors, mem- United Lutheran Church Women of the Piedmont of the Evangelical SEE NEW RAMBLER vir arwt u /-u i »• » ti l **—j **.'-... -'I r ail( I Lynn Cooper and Lutheran Svnod of South Carolina ! a ant ! ( Mrs o th i ; ,rles # M cInvatUe bor of lhe charlotte, N C., schools daughter, Jerry Lynn, have return- . vot.-mher ^ and daughter, Cathy, of Charlotte, | f iacu i t y Sf)eilr tbe W eek-end with ed from a week's trip to Miami and ‘ N. C., spent the week-end with the, ^ parents, Mr and Mrs J. A iwints of interest in Florida Mr ^ tbc ( Lutheran < hurch former’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. G. Neighbors Also a guest in the hooper went especially for the Mrs Charles Bor/p of Clemson. C. Mclnvaille. Neighbors honr>' during the week- showing of the new 1961 Rambler resident of the Piedmont Confer Dr. and Mrs. John McSween have end was Bobby Hoffman of Rock car in Miami. nee. will preside The theme. 4 returned home after spending a Hill. Mr. and Mrs Paul Martm of Disciplined To Serve." will be month at their cottage at Garden , Mrs Joaie McCaslan of Spartan , Greenwood, were recent gu.-sts of jrried out in the morning work City Beach. burg, visited Mrs. Avliffe Jacobs their sister-in-law, Mrs B R. Aus- -hops conducted by Conference Ame Odom, of Wilmington, N. C., during the week-end tin. is visiting her grandparents. Mr. Mrs Jules Abbott of Ware Miss Lillian Hart, who teaches in and Mrs. J. C. Thomas. She spent Shoals, is spending a few dajrs with Charlotte. N C , ;4>ent the week- the week-end with, her aunt. Miss Mr and Mrs J M Oeland Guests end with her parents. Mr. and Kay rhomas. student at Anderson of the OeLnds on Friday and at- Mrs J B Hart, in Joanna .1 C* I College. Anderson tending the P( Lenoir Rhyne game Mr and Mrs W B Tribble spent 'Vltll tllC OlCK GUESTS FROM PA. were Mr and Mrs W A L. Sibley, Sunday in Black Mountain. N C . Mrs Curtis Smith, Mr and Mrs Dr and Mrs Ha od Hope, Mils with their son and daughter-in-law. Etwood Gross of Hazleton, Pa.. Susan Hope and Robert Hope of Dr and Mrs David Tribble, going are visiitng their daughter and sis Union • specially to see their new grand ter, Mrs. Calvin Shuman, and Mr Miss Jane Sturgeon of Durham, '-on John Newton Their daughter, Shuman. . N C., is spending two weeks here Mrs Ed Wills of Wilhamston. ac Mr. and Mrs W. D Armstrong with her mother. Mrs. H E Stur- companied t^em of Gray Court, accompanied by goon Mr and Mrs Dillard Milam Jr, Mrs Eugene Hitt, attended the Mrs. George H. Ellis l aves to- Jan<* and Sally spent Sunday at She led the successful movement r . . . w A to establish a chapter of the Daugh Enghsh lx-partment faculty at the ters of American R ,v ( ,l uti o n at the university Dr. Elliott has also received high -m. _ . , r* . prai.se for her supervisMm of the The portrait of Dr. Childs hangs r , imm | a , ir , n i , „ ., ,, . ... . “ compilation of the I^aur*as < ounty m Sims (allege and that of Dr. ceMUS frf ]80(l Elliou m Wade Hampton College she Ls a member l)t phl B( , a The buildings are women s resi- , |university; Dr. Childs retired from the university in 1957 Both served as USC dean of women. dence halls. USC President RoU-rf L Sum- walt said: “The university :s de lighted that these distinguished edu cator§ and administrator* have IF YOU DON T READ THE CHRONICLE YOU DONT GET THE NEWS Phone 74 629.0^ tO M f.* hairmen Mrs L O Braithwaite f Greenville, aid Mr* C. E Sea- trunk of Lauren* Mrs Boyd Sexion Mrs lone Wa! '..ce and Mr* M A Forre-ter con tinue ill at Hays hospital Friends „{ Mrs R W Wade will, -gret to know she is ill and a pa ;i nt at Blalock Clinic Mi*» MargarH Ginn at loanru is a surgical patient at Hays hos funeral of Paul Simmons in Spar- day for Dillon where she will visit'Coker College. Hartsville. with pital tanburg Tuesday. r^r ion. Dill B Ellis, and family their daughter and sister Mias Lin Mr* V* rmm Ive*er has returned Mr*. Agnes Kern had aa her aid attend the centennial reiefara '1* Milam to her home after a f«*w day* May guests Saturday Mrs Ethel Kern, tion She will be accompanied bv Dr' and Mr* Napoienn Hill of at Blahv-k t lime Cynthia and Billy Dune, Mrs. J her granddaughter. Misa Becky El Greenville, were vi*itor* here on Discharged from Hays hospital L Wright, Mrs W. W Wade. Earl lis, a atudent at Converge College Sunday earlier in th« week were ' tinton and June Wade of Columbia Spartanburg IT 'MHOOI. GwmbrHI N.»rma Jean Holbert. ATTEND CONVENTION LEADERSHIP SCHOOL I-irry Cotrw \ of the Law *on Fut Linda E-u * <»dir Nelaon W L Mr. and Mr* L N Warren at Mrs Helen Vas* i^ient the w««k niture Co . J >anna waa among Motto. Mike Templet,* Mr* J II tended the Southern Paper Box end in Atlanta enroute to AniMoa 4 furniture dealer* and represent a hrfm*on Mr* Jam* Seay Mr* Makers convention at Grove Park Ala., where *he is conducting a lives from 12 eastern and aouthem Milliam Patprson Mr* 'Jc*sie w inn in Asheville N (.' . over the week's leadership training school i* Bali*burs \ several I* r: ‘ ‘’ ,1 < *«mrge ih*'***!! Jr aad week-end Mrs L W. Rawl has return**! t) days law week for course* relating Mr* LaPre'ya Purdy Mr and Mrs Lawrence Fergu i*er home in Williamsburg, Va.. fol to inUTtor decoraUmf. draperie* Mrs H M Miliam* w a i*at.ent son and children of Greenville, lowing a week-end visit here with and related *ub)ects * Blalock ' hn»c apent the week-end here with the her »i*ler. Mrs J. B Arnold, and Mr* B R Austin had aa week Jimmy R.nk -**n ? Mr aad former* mother. Mrs R E Fer- Mr Arnold. end guest* at the King cdttage on Mrs Leo J Kick ha* hen Iran* guson Mrs Hugh L. Eichelberger, jV. Lake Greenwood Mr and Mr* Ar f, ' rrwl from Hay* hospital to Sr ! Mr and Mrs Karl 'Johnson were and daughters, Sandra and Julia, of thur Gallman. Mr and Mr* Hamp Memorial llooputl. C.reenwo*»d He week end guests of their von and Atlanta. Ga . Mr and Mrs Kent McDaniel |v 'Offering ahouldrr mjurie* re daughter-in-law. Prof and Mr* Krell and daughter, Katherine Mr* George If Brockenhrough r eived tn an .iccident at home Karl Johnson. Jr., at Clemson for Louise, of Columbia, have returmd was m Greenville on Monday to at Mr- Henry Law*on. Jr. is re the week-end They left Monday t to their homes after a few days tend the funeral of her niece. Mr* C"'«*nng at home following an ope to spend several days in Darling visit with Mr and Mrs. II. L. W B Ellis, 3rd. the former Mary ra,h,n and ' !j > a * Blalock Clinic ton with their daughter. Mrs E L Eichelberger Brown Mahon. '“T 11 w, * bb reutrned home after an operation illness at Hays hospital Jack Davis and Mai. Jack. Jr , of Columbia are patient* at Blalock (^ime Mrs Hattie Owmgs R T White, and Mrs J H Barnett are patient* at Hays hospital Fnends at Mi*s Frances Sheely of the Clinton High School faculty, will be glad to know she is improv ing at Blalock Clime following sur gery Mrs Jame.* Sander* is convales cing at Hay* hospital following an operation Mrs. Edward Manley is conva lescing at home after an operation illness at Blalock Clinic Friends fo John L Miranaugh will be interested to know he is a patient at Blalock Clinic ROSE'S 45th ANNIVERSARY - AND - HARVEST SALE COMBINATION We have combined these two events to give you the greatest sale ever offered at Roses in Clinton. W are list ing in our ad just a few of the many values and specials offered. 3x5 Low Loop, Foam Reg. $2.9K—Sale Rubber Back Rugs . $1.98 Beautiful Colors In Current Shades CASSEROLE ASSORTMENT! Round and Oblong Reg. 98c—Sale IVice Ovenware 77c Tufflcx Ironing Board Reg. $1.98—Sale 1st Quality Reg. $1.39 On Sale At Pad and Cover 77c House Brooms . . ... 88c TOYS IDEAL FOR CHRISTMAS GIFTS! BIO VALUE! Reg. $2.00—Sale Unbreakable Jeeps and Stage Coach Sets $1.33 Mug & Bowl Assortment Regular 15c Now Only 10c ADJUSTABLE ALL METAL IRONING BOARD Reg. S6.98 — Sale S4.99 Children’s Flannel Uned Regular $1.39 $6.00 VALUE! Dungarees and Corduroy STRAIGHT CHAIRS PANTS - Sale 99c -t 1 " On Sale at $4.99 ( Natural Finish ROCKING CHAIRS $3.99 $7.00 VALUE Births BREWINGTON Mr. and Mrs John H. Brewing ton announce the birth of a daugh ter. Johnette, on September 21 at Hays hospital Before marriage Mrs. Berwington was Miss Myrtle (Penny) King. CHILDRESS Mr and Mrs. James H. Childres^ announce the birth of a daughter, Deborah Montee, on September 23 , at Hays hospital Mrs. Childress is the former Miss Jessie Mae Ed mund, s BURROUGHS Mr and Mrs. Hoyt Burroughs an- nounce the birth of a son, Daniel Lee, on September 23 at Hays hos- pitla. Formerly Mrs Burroughs was Miss Joyce Smith ADAMS Mr and Mrs Richard O. Adams announce the birth of a daughter, Charlotte Emily, on September 22 at Blalock Clniic Mrs Adams is the former Miss Nell Annette Thompson LYDIA Mr. and Mrs Jessie B Lydia an nounce the birth of a daughter. Rhonda, on September 24 at Bla lock Clinic Before marriage Mrs Lydia was Miss Dorothy Ann Big- ; bee. TRIBBLE Dr and Mr*. David E. Tribble of Black Mountain. Y C., announce the birth of a son, John Newton, on September 13 at Mission Mem orial Hospital. 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