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THE CLINTON CHBON1CLE
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BrUfct About
People You Know
Items of Interest Concerning Local Reeldenti
Mr» Eric Martin of Owings. was Misses Joe Anne Smith <rf Clover,
a gueet on Saturday of Mrs Hugh and Jessica Cannon of Charlotte.
Simpson. Converse students, were week-end
Mr. and Mrs. V. S. Harwell of Kuwft* of Mr and Mrs. W S. Home
Denmark, were week-end guests of and attended the Presbyterian Col-
v Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Shpaly. 1^8^ homecoming festivKies. Also
Mrs. Robert Dillard of Jackson-' visUing the Hornes were ^ for '
. | _ . 4 /^i«naalAf< U«-vanmA r\ si
vile, Fla., will arrive today for a
visit with her sister-in-law. Mrs.
J B Wilder.
ILL AT HOMK
Friends of William Anderson, son
of Mrs. S. P. Anderson, will regret
to know he is ill at his home after
Mrs Hftde Tra* and m. Hesde.
Jr., of Wilmington. N. C. apent the
week-end with her mother. Mrs
Lee Hunter, and other relative*
Mtaa Ethel Hunter accompanied
them home for a visit.
Mr. and Mrs Bynum Poe and
son. Sadler, of Rock Hill, were
week-end guests of Mrs. Poe’s sis
ter. Mrs Carroll White Copeland,
and Mr. Copeland, coming eapec
tally for homecomnig at Presbyte
rian College.
Mrs. T. Layton Fraser left Mon
day for a visit with her daughter,
Mrs..Robert P. Schnedier. and Mr
Schneider of Ludington, Mich., go
ing especially to see her new grand-
mer's brother. Charles Horne, and
R H. Farr of Charlotte, N C. ; daughter. ’
Miss Sandra Ray, who attends j Misses Margaret and Lydia Cul
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Erskine College, Due West, spent
the week-end with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Davis V. Pitts.
Mr. and Mr*. E. G. McMeekin
pepper of Hogansviile, Ga., were
week-end guests of Miss Rose Lee.
Also visiting Miss Lee during the
week-end with her aister-in-law;
ing a patient at Duke University
Hospital, Durham, N. C. William
attends high school in Macon, Ga.,
where he resides with his brother
and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.
Paul Anderson
Mrs. Alexander Sprunt and dau-
and daughters, Becky and Eliza- Mrs George Lee, of Atlanta, Ga.,
beth, of Great Falls, spent Sunday
with Mrs. McMeekin’s parents, Mr.
and Mrs. George T. Speake.
Miss Linda Bridges, student at
Furman University, Greenville,
was at home for the week-end with
ghter, Jean, of Charleston, were h er parents, Mr. and Mrs. C W
week-end guests of Mrs. J. P, John- 1 Bridges,
ston at Thorn well, and Mrs Wilson AT CHAPEL HILL
who was enroute to Hampton, Va ,
to visit relatives
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh S. Jacobs had
as guests during the week-end Miss
Katherine Sims of Rock Hill, Mrs
Jacobs' niece, and also Harry Mc
Laughlin and children, Brice and
Mary Ellen, of Waxhaw, N. C.
Gerald Woodruff, student at New-
Harris
Mr. and Mrs. Ted Prevatte spent
Mrs. George Young of Whitmire, the week-end in Chapel Hill, N. C.,
| berry College, was at home for the
week-end.
spent Saturday with Mr. and Mrs.
C. W. Hollingsworth. >.
0 T. McDaniel of Fayetteville,
N .C., is visiting his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. N. W McDaniel.
going for homecoming at the Uni
versity of North Carolina, and at-,
tended the Carolina-Notre Dame
football game While in Chapel Hill
i they visited the Ackland Art Cen
Mrs. C. H. Hall of Nashville,; ter for the faculty exhibition and
Term., was the guest of friends here the 15th anniversary exhibition of
last week the Department of City and Region-
Mrs. C. A Boling of Greenville, al Planning of UNC. They also vis-
is visiting Mr. and Mrs J. L.
Tinman. Their son, Jimmy, - of
Camden, also spent Sunday here
Mr. and Mrs. B C. Preslar of
Planetarium
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Wilson had as
guests during the week-end the fol
lowing who were here for the home-
eomin gactivities at Presbyterian
College: Misses Sa^a Addington,
Lucretia Beggars, Converse Col- f
lege; Mary Brant DuCom, Caro
lina. Lucky Huskey, Queens; Rob
bie Ann Robinson, Furman: Liz,
Johnson, Columbia; and Aleeta
Saunders. Winthrop
Mr and Mrs Rhett P. Adair
were visitors in Greenville on Moti
day.
Mr and Mrs John Hill of Ware.
visitors here with
Mrs. Tlflt'w-ioitfer, Mrs Roy Gas
....... .0^4 * S' 1
ited the Morehead
while away.
TO ROCKY MOUNT
Mrs C. M Bailey and Mrs. W. L.
Sumter, were week-end guests of Marshall, Jr. leave today for a
Mr and Mrs. Jim Wolfe visit with their daughter^and sister. ouT!.
Miss Georgia Young, student at Mrs W. B Lea. and Mr Lea'Trt
Erskine College. Due West, was at Rocky Mount, N. C. . M
home for the week-end with her Mr. and Mrs F E Gibson of Al- . ‘ _ M i
l»renLi. Mr and Mm John T ! londale .or, horo tor .hr honu-. ^ ,tolU ' Mr “ d I
Young TTiey also had as their guest coming activities at Presbyterian
Miss Connie Hughes of Barnwell, College and visited Mr and Mrs . . . n .i_ .
who was here for the Presbyterian Caldwell Henderson and other
College fraternity dances. friends The Gibsons formerly lived ‘ '* ***
Mr and Mrs I. O. Hay had as here when he attended PC.
guests on Sunday Mrs. Ray's sis- Don Rhame. student at the Medi-
ters. Mrs. E .G. Petty. Mr. Petty cal College of South Carolina. Char
Gasquc and Miss Celia Gasquel
spent Sunday in Banner Elk. N. C 1
Lee*- j
IN HOSPITAL
Friends of Mrs Sterling A Pitt>.|
Jr . w ill be interested to know shi
and children of Clover. Mrs J. W lesion, spent the week end with his « ^
Anderson and
Greenwood.
Mr. Anderson
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of parents,
Rhame
Dr. and Mrs. D
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theatre after the start of eac^ performance of I*SYCHO
Features Sunday at 8:30 and 10:40 P. M.
Monday-Thru-Friday at 7:30 and 9:45 P. M.
Coming: “Let’s Make Ixive”—With Marilyn Monroe
ALWAYS A COLOR CARTOON
MEET YOUR FRIENDS AT THE MIDWAY
WHERE THE BEST IS SHOWN FIRST
“FREE” PLAYGROUND FOR THE KIDDIES
General hoapiul m Greenville
where she underwent an operation
on Saturday.
Mr and Mr» Bryan Coates and
children of Charlotte. N C r , ipent
a few day* over the week-end with
Mr* Coate*’ parent* Mr and Mr*
L Warren
Mr* Jimmy Anderson and dau
ghter. Kim, of Pendleton, spent
j the pa»i aeek-end with her par
enl». Mr and Mrs E C. Edwrn*.
and Mr Anderson's parent*. Mr
and Mr* J E Anderson
Mu* Linda Milam, first year *tu
dent at Coker College. Hartsville.
»pent the weekend with her par-
ent», Mr and Mrs thllard Milam
Jr.
Mr and Mrs. M G. Gault of
Bamberg, were weekend visitors
with their son. M G Gault. Jr.
and family.
TAKE l IH KM.
Mrs L R Anderson, director uf
the Thornwell Hobby House, and
Mr* S. M. Warner, of the Joanna
Foundation staff, were in Charlotte
N C., Monday to take a course on
ceramics
Kenneth Tompkin*. formerl) of
Newberry, who holds a position with
Belk’s, is residing in the home of
Mrs. G A Burton on Calvert Ave-
i nue
Mrs. Tom Childress and daugh
ter. Laurie Jean, of Sumter, are
1 spending the week with her par
nts. Mr. and Mrs S. Carl Chaney
i Mr. Childress, u!,,! teaches agn-
-ultuie at u.e Duntl School, is at-
i‘ndii* * the natuinal FFA conven-
I tion in Kansas c'uy, La.
Mrs. J. P. Johnston has returned
trom a recent visit with her son.
Benton, and family in Crews, Va.,
1 going especially to see her new
grandson.
ALEC HENRY IMPKOVLNG
Friends of Alec Henry, of Atlan
ta, formerly of this city, will be in
terested to know he is improving
after an illness. Mr. and Mrs Wil
liam J. Henry were in Atlanta sev
eral days last week to visit his
brother.
Mr. and Mrs. R J. Tankersley
were in North Augusta Tuesday
afternoon for the funeral of Mrs. O.
Frank Kenrick. Mrs. Kenrick is
the mother-in-law of Mrs. Warren
Kenrick, the former Miss Margaret
Tankersley of this city.
Mr. L and Mrs Monte Cook, of
Richmond, Va., Rev. and Mrs. T. C.
Cook, of Walterboro, spent the
week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Rem-
bert Truluck, having come especial
ly to attend the Presbyterian Col
lege Homecoming events.
Mrs. Sammie Wright of the For
est Hills division, Veterans Hospi
tal, Augusta, Ga , Mr. and Mrs.
Jake Pruitt of Greer, Mrs. Grady
Adams of Prosperity, Mr. and Mrs.
Keith Pruitt, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde
.Ramsey of Whitmire visited their
mother. Airs- Inez Pruitt who was a
hospital patient during the week-
eriff. ~ ^ u.
Friends of lYsjcy Quinton, who is
stationed with a Medical Corps unit
in the Panama Canal Zone, has re
cently been promoted to private
first class. lie is a son of Mrs. L. H.
Quinton of this city.
Kidney Danger Signals
Getting up nights. • burning, fre
quent or scanty flow, leg pains or
backache may be warning of func
tional disorders—"Danger Ahead."
Help nature eliminate acid and
other wastes. Flush kidneys with
BUKETS Your 50c back at any
drug store in 4 DAYS if nut pleas
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