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r i i 11 ThnrwUjr, October 20, I960 THE CLINTON CHRONICLE Items of Interest From... West Clinton MRS. CLIFTON HEATON, Correspondent and Ropr—Utire PHONE ST»J T. D Jones. Mrs. P. D. WaUcins, and Mrs. AAlene Flynn Burnette of Greenwood, visited Mrs. H. A. Adams Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Leopard and daughters and Mrs. H. A. Ad ams sg*nt Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. George Lepoard near Saluda. They also visited Mr. and Mrs. George Butler. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Griffith, Mr. and Mrs Walter Leop ard near Saluda Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Heaton vis-, ited Mrs .Heaton’s grandparents, Mr. and Mrs George Leopard, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Leopard Sunday near Saluda. ^ Mr. and Mrs L. E. Bigbee and son, Billy, and Mrs. Clyde Bigbee were business visitors in Greenville last Thursday Lawrence Harrison of Anderson,^ visited Mr. and Mrs. Horace Smith Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Luke Fuller and Gail of Greenw ood, spent the week end with her mother, Mrs. Vesta Eubanks. Mr. and Mrs G. CS. Childress and Mrs. Esther Fuller of Joanna, Mrs. Susie Hawks and daughter, Beat rice, were visitors in the mountains of North Carolina and Georgia Sun-! day. Mrs. Lula Willard of Unioh, is, spending several weeks with her sister and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Berkie Stroud. Miss Pearl Whitmore and Mrs. i SURPRISE BIRTHDAY SUPPER Mrs. David Owens honored Mr. Owens with a surprise birthday supper at . their home on Jefferson street Saturday night. Red carna tions decorated the home. Twenty- four guests were present and each remembered him with a gift. REVIVAL SERVICES The fall revival at Calvary Bap tist church will be conducted^ Octo ber 31 through November 6. Rev. Claude Hightower, pastor of Spears Creek Baptist Church, Columbia, will preach. TTie public is cordially invited to attend. BIRTHDAYS AND WEDDING ANNIVERSARIES Inez Blackwell, Helen Glenn, and J. W. Satterwhite celebrate birth days today. Mrs. Bobby Wooten will observe her birthday October 24. Mrs. Joe Spillers will observe a birthday October 22. Talmadge Osborne and Lester Tucker, Jr., celebrated birthdays October 19. Devon Graham will celebrate his birthday October 22. Those observing birthdays Octo ber 23rd will be Brooks Dunaway, Charles Dunaway, Mrs. Grace Bright, Wanda Wilson and Margar et Patterson. Mr. and Mrs. Gtoldie Simmons will celebrate a wedding anniver sary October 34. Mr. and Mrs. Evans Lever will observe a wedding anniversary Oc tober 22 Moke El ledge will celebrate his birthday October 22 t Mr and Mrs. C. E. Roberts wiH October M. , day October 16 Mr and Mrs Paul SnuRi w4l observe a wedding anniversary Oc- Mert Me Watters observed her Mr and Mrs Jim Tinsley will ob- celebrate their wedding anrivar- tober 21. birthday October 17. serve a wedding anniversary Octo- sary October 22 Sandra Sue Bigbee, granddaugh- Joe Adams will celebrate his her 25 Kimberly Dell Lowery will cen ter of Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Bigbee,! birthday October 22. Mrs. Lessie Carr will observe her brate her fourth birthday October will celebrate her 14th birthdray Paul FosteY observed his birth- birthday October 22 22. School Lunch Menu Week of October 24-28 MONDAY Milk, hot dogs, chili with beef, onions, mustard, cole slaw with Boyd Whitmore of Enoree, were j dressing, green peas. buns, butter, Monday guests of Mr. and Mrs. i an< j apricot halves. Berkie Stroud Airman Third Class William A. TUESDAY Milk, deviled eggs, turnip greens. “Bill” Adam-; left Thursday night Harvard beets, com bread, butter for Fairford Air Base, England. arK ) peanut butter cookies Mr. and Mrs. Jim Tinsley and WEDNESDAY son, Richard, and Miss Brenda Pat- Milk, meat loaf, steamed cab- terson of Cross Anchor, visited Mr. bage, rice and gravy, biscuits or and Mrs. Hubert Moseley in Cam- com bread, butter, and fruit jello pobelk). Mr and Mrs. Charlie Bur-. whipped topping, reil in Landrum, and also at China- THURSDAY ney Rock, N C. t Sunday. Milk, baked macaroni and cheese. Miss Jane Adams of near Clinton, grated cabbage and carrot slaw, spent Friday night with Miss Patsy pj n t 0 beans, corn bread, butter and Campbell bananas. Mr. and Mrs Clyde Putnam and FRIDAY son. Wallace. Patsy Campbell and Milk, tuna fish salad, whipped po- Clyde Williams visited in the moun- tatoes. green beans, hot rolls, but- tains of North Carolina Sunday. 1 ( e j. an( j orange juice Mr. and Mrs Rufus Ballard and daughter, Libby, of Joanna, Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Cole visited Mr.' and Mrs. Claude Farmer Sunday. I Mr. and Mrs. Lowrance Peace and daughter. Donna Lynn, of Tay- jsts to obtain the new red and white lors, spent the week-end with Mr.' 196I license plates before a penalty and Mrs. Andy Hames October 31. Week-end guests of Mr and Mrs. J is charged The 1960 plates expire W. H. Adams were Mr. and Mrs. Officials point out that scarcely W. C. Wood of near Whitmire, and enough time now remains for own- Mis.s Elizabeth Jones of Thornwell ers to obtain plates by mail. It Orphanage may be too late now for those not Mr. and Mrs W M. Samples and having insurance to complete the •on visited relatives in Union Sun- Ted tape” before the October 31 Time Getting Short For Securing Togs Only 12 days remain for motor- day. Mr and Mrs W. G Roanoke, Va.. spent last week with Mr and Mrs J. E. McLendon and Mrs Kate McDaniel Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Anthony deadline, for most companies will Harris of not issue policies without making routine investigations of the appli cants. Less than half the expected num ber have been issued. This indi- and children. Jessie Mae McGinnis cates too many owners are “put- and Naom. Brewer, visited Mx. ting off” a necessary responsibility and Mrs W. L Foster in Chester until the last moment Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Fern Hardman and grandson, Durand Lowery, visited C. C. Abbott. Sr., at the Veterans hospital in Oteen. N. €., recently. Syluia King, daughter of Mr. and Mrs Hall King, was at home from Winthrop College. Rock Hill, to visit her parents Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. F. M Longshore and children. Mr. and Mrs. O. J. Gilliland visited Mr. and Mrs. Roy Joy in Mountain Rest recently. Mx. and Mrs. C. E. Roberts and family visited their son and daugh- ter-in-ldw, Mr. and Mrs. Oneal Roberts, in Pickens Sunday. Mrs. Esther Mitchell attended the funeral of her brother. Robert G. Lesley, in Easley recently. Rev. J. W. Spillers, pastor of Calvary Baptist Church, is assist ing Rev. Floyd Hellams in a re vival at Warrior Creek Baptist Church near Enoree this week. WITH THE SICK Mxs. Claude Farmer and daugh ter. Vekia, are ill at their home on Bailey Street. Mis Sara Neil Heaton is ill. Mrs. D. L Owens continues ill at her home on Sloan street. Mrs. Ada Center remains ill at her home on Florence street. Only 309.111 seta of plates have been issued. 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