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t t I I Thursday .November 17, I960 THE CLINTON CHRONICLE Bri^is About •. • People You Know Items of Interest Concerning Local Residents Mr. and Mrs William E. Henry of PineviUe, N C., Mr. and Mrs. Robert S. Henry and daughter, Kim, of Atlanta. Ga., spent the week-end with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. Edward Henry. Mrs. Mac Poole and Mrs. George Corley were in Campobelfo Sunday for the funeral of the former’s aunt, Mrs. J. W. Harris, at the North Pacolet Baptist Church. Mrs. H. M. Shaw and Mrs. Ly man Kiser of Raleigh. N. C., were overnight guests on Tuesday of the former’s daughter, Mrs. George Corneleon, and Mr. Comelson. GUESTS OF YOUNGS Mrs. Clyde Ward and son, .Rob ert, of Raleigh. N. C., spent the weekend here visiting Mrs. Ward’s brother, H. H. Holloway, who is a patient at Blalock Clinic. While here they were also guests of the Mississippi Youngs, Ragister NOW! Wo' TftO* 1 . FREE Vied mi WIN this giant gift stocking filled with *50°° worth of brand- ■ new toys ■ i Come in and register for the drawing...no cost br obligation ; ,.'r wtntstn:^ .LiL Drawing to Be Held Dec. 17, I960, at 6:00 P. M. Cox Home & Auto Supply “Customer Satisfaction Guaranteed” 205 N. Broad St. Phone 12 Is Visit Our Store and See Our Selection of Registered Blue Nile Diamonds DIAMOND DUETT! A Sir.*il gw Your Ring | D«pn.ll Will | Hold Your King IVV to U.000.00 tr ^ 2fi-pc. set silverplate b\ « Inti-rnutional with th«- purchase uf any Blue Nile—$100 t»r more. & TO TO OMMOHOO OMC.00(0 to (HOW tot on. 4 O-WAMONM M28“ 14X mno or ToUow OoM 7-MAM0N0I hi •2«r MANS <4 OtAMONS NO EXTRA (MARGE FOB CREDIT § IliiH Moulvo oioo«Nii| tl 14K foW. J Nile DUmeads HMlcreot Waicheu Mus Myra Pints of Winthrop Col lege, Rock HU1, was a$ home for the week edd with her parents, Mr. and Mrs L Ray Pitts Mrs. R. E Sadler is spending a iew^days-in-Eaisriey with her sis ters, Mrs. Ben Martin and Mrs. W. M. Scott. Mr. and Mrs. Philip S. Pruitt, Mrs. Lou Oliver and daughter, Da- mie, of Jacksonville. FTa., Mr and Mrs. Jake Pruitt of Greer, spent the week-end with Mrs. Inez Pruitt and family. Miss Lena Copeland, who attends Winthrop College, Rock Hill, was at home with her mother, Mrs. James M. Copeland, for the week-end. Mrs. W. B. Garrett of Spartan burg, is spending the week with Miss Lily Yarborough Also spend- the-day guests of Miss Yarborough 1 on Saturday were Mrs. Rufus D. Lewis, Mrs W. W Holland, and Mrs W. A Callahan of Spartan-! burg, Miss Mary Sue Holmes of Cross Anchor and Miss Agnes Da vis of ttys city. Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Cooper, Jr., and Mrs. Frank B. Jones, Jr, were visitors in Greenville, Tenn., the past week-end, going especially to attend the PC-East Carolina game on Saturday. Mrs, Dargan Bruce has accepted a position at Hamilton’s Jewelry store. Mr. Bruce is a student at Presbyterian College and they are residing on Hickory street They are from Bennettsville Mrs. Grier Todd and Mrs. John Word have returned from a week s visit with their sister. Mrs Van Garrett, in Greenville MRS. KING HERE Mrs. R. R. King has returned to I her home in Anderson after visiting her daughter. Mrs. William J Trowbridge, Mr. Trowbridge and family the past* week Mr. and Mrs. Bailey Dixon were visitors in Atlanta. Ga., the past week-end to attend the Georgia Tech-Alabama game. Mr. and Mrs. Kent Kreil and lit tle daughter, Catherine Louise, of Columbia, spent Sunday and Mon day here with Mrs. Krell’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. H L. Eichelberger WITH MOTHER Mrs. Robert Wysor, 3rd, was call ed to Atlanta to be with her moth 1 er. Mrs Oscar O. Owens, of Moul 1 trie, Ga., who is ill and a patient at : Emory University hospital Dr and Mrs. George C. Belling rath spent several days last week in Atlanta, going especially for Dr. Bellingrath to represent Presbyte rian College at College Day in sev- ‘ era! high schools LUKSTATS HERE Mr and Mrs. Henry Lukstat of Clifton, N. J., were guests a few days last week of Mr. and Mrs Horaep D. Payne and other friends They were enroute home after visit ing Lt. and Mrs. Richard Lukstat in ! El Paso, Texas, and a few days stay in New Orleans. Mrs D. A. Yarborough and Mrs. | Hugh Bonds Workman have return ed fror Lima, Ohio, where they have been visiting their son and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Dan Yar borough, Jr. Friends will be inter ested to know Mrs. Yarborough. Jr., and daughter, Jenie, who have in the next seven weeks Mr. and Mrs. Burgess Sprott of Manning. Mr. and Mrs. Pug Hollis of Chester, were visitors of Mr. and Mjs John T. Adair on Saturday. T. M. Youngblood spent several days last week in Charieaton. Mr. and Mrs W. O. Holland and .son, Charles, and Mrs J W. Moore spent the week-end in Johnson City, Tenn., with their son and daughter. Mr. and Mrs James Holland, going especially for the birthday of little Jimmy Holland Miss Rachel Ann Wilson, student at the University Si.uc.i C irolina, Columbia, was at home for the week end w i h her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Wilson. Dr and Mrs. George R. Blalock visited their son. Milling, a student at the University of the South, Se- wanee, Tenn., the past week-end RETURNS HOME Mrs. Robert E Wysor is at home after a recent twt> weeks visit with her daughter and son-in-law, Capt. and Mrs. Benjamin F. Ivey, at For; Leavenworth. Kansas, where Capt. Ivey is attending the staff and com mand school. Mr. and Mrs. Thurston Giles and Adrian spent Sunday in Cam den with their son and brother Chuck Giles. Audeot at the Camden Military Academy. TO IOWA. INDIANA Mr. and Mrs. C. T. Thomason re turned Tuesday from a two weeks trip to Des Moines, Iowa, where they visited their daughter, Mrs. Larry Swift, and Mr. SW?h, and Bloomington, Ind., where ttM? ve iled another daughter, Mrs. Donald Winslow, and Mir. Winslow. Mr. and Mrs. Warren Kenrick ..nd little son, Steve, of North Au gusta, visited Mrs Kenrick's par ents, Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Tankers ley, the past week. LitUe Steve re mained with his grandparents on Saturday while Mr. and Mrs. Ken rick attended the Clemson-Oarolina game at Clemson. Gary* Holcombe was a business visitor in Effingham, 111., the past week, making the trip by plane from Charlotte. Mrs. W. L. Hubbard has been visiting her daughter, Mrs E. D Fox worth. Jr, and Major Fox worth at Camp LeJeune. N. C., for the past week Mr. and Mrs. Ed Sadler, Mr. and Mrs. J. F|. Jacobs. Jr., were in At lanta, Ga.. the past week-end to at tend the annual Marine Corps ball, celebrating the 185th anniversary Miss Hazel Boland of Greenville, spent the week-end with her par ents, Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Boland. Robert Horton, student at Fur man University, Greenville, spent the week-end with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bari Horton Henry Chandler, student at the University of South Carolina, Co lumbia, spent the week-end with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Chand ler. They also had as their guest Miss Ruth Cliatt of Myrtle Beach and Columbia, and on Saturday they all attended the Clemson-Caro. Una game at Clemson Friends of little Jenny Rke, dau- i ghter of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Rice, > will be interested to know she un derwent a tonsilectomy at the Spar anburg General hospial last week. Mr. and Mrs. Everette (’arson and sons. Rhett and John Little, of Gastonia. N C , were guests on Sunday of Mrs. Carson’s sister, Mrs. John M Roseboro, and Mr. Roseboro FROM PENNSYLVANIA Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Mikels of , Stroudsburg. Pa. arrived yester day for a few days visit with their daughter, Mrs Edwin A Famell, Jr., and Mr. Farnell v Mr and Mrs. James T Smith and sons of Orangeburg, spent the week-end with Mrs Smith's par ents. Mr and Mrs. E. L Holland. Mr. and Mrs Edgar Lane of Portsmouth, Va, spent the week end with the latter’s sister, Mrs. H. W. Staton, and Mr Staton They were accompanied home by their father, John P .Anderson, of Char lottesville, Va.. who has been spend-, ing the past month here with his daughter and family Miss Sara Ray. student at Fur man University, Greenville, was at home for the week-end News of Hurricane Community Mr. and Mrs. Allen Young and Al were Sunday dinner guests of. Mrs. Young’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Brooks Dunaway. Mrs. Allen Young observed a birthday November 16 Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Young and children visited the W. D. Bishops Sunday. Kay Caldwell, who celebrates a birthday November Tth, was honor ed with a party last Thursday af ternoon. About 15 jming people en joyed games, hot dogs, cold drinks, candy and chips teach child receiv ed a favor A bfrthiiay cake with 11 candles centered the table As sisting Kays' mother. Mrs J. W Caldwell, were Mrs T E Watts, Mrs Carroll Young and Mrs. W’illie Young Kay W’as remembered with many lovely gifts Mrs W P Gastley and Mrs W T. Scogin were visitors in Green ville Wednesday. Also Mrs. Carroll Young and Mrs. J W Caldwell mo tored to Greenville Thursda> Mrs. Pearl Smith observed a birthday recently She was present ed gifts from the WMS Enjoying Sunday dinner at the home of Mr and Mrs. W V Cast ley were Mr and Mrs Jes> Evans of Greer: Mr and Mrs W T Sco gin and Mike, Mr and Mrs Car- roll Young and family, Mr awl Mrs. Charles Young and family. Mr and Mrs Eddie Craven and David Those attending the Easley and Clinton football game were Mason Simpson. Charles Young, O d u s Young, Brunson Aabtll Mr and Mrs. Bootsie Caldwell Mr. and Mrs Wright Simpson visited Mr and Mr* Clyde Young Sunday t SN Jackie Branson of Mayport. Fla., visited his mother. Mrs. Ran dull Branson recently. Mrs. Randall Branson celebrated her birthday November 15. • Mr. and Mrs Henry Lewis Na- v : ; , i . bors and RonaM otf Atlanta, Ga.. vist&d Mf. Nnbixs’~ mother, Mrs. Nathan Nabors, on Saturday Mr and Mrs. O R Willingham ( and Jerry of Brevard, N. C., vfcit- ed their daughter and sister, Mr* R A Neighbors, and family over the week-end. Mrs. Edgar Neighbors of this oity, Mass Mary Ann Neighbors of Charlotte, N. C., and Bobby Hoff man of Rock Hill, visited Mrs. Lila Neighobrs Sunday Mr. and Mrs .Allen Young and Al, visited Mr. and Mr, Edgar Neighbors Sunday Mrs Hugh Young spent a few days last week with Mrs A. I Dix on in Renrty After the meeun*; of (Trde No 2 adjourned Mrs. W p Gastley was vurpruaxl with a birthday party Eleven friends enjoyed the occasion Mrs Gastley wa.^ present ed w ith many lovely and useful gifts Mrs. W. T Scogm was buster for the occasion-V"" On November 8 the newly organ ized Brotherhood of the Hurricane Baptist Church met for the regular monthly session Supper was s^Twd at 7:19 by the WMS of (he church The meeting which foOarwed the evening meal was pret ided over by the president. J. 0 Hatpfear. J. A Orr who is Brrthertiaid president of the First Baptist Church m Clin ton. was guest speaker Other of ficerx elected include Mason Simp son, vice-president; Alien Young, secretary; Harold Copeland. RA leader Charles - Yobng Chrmtian Witness; J W Caldwell, -steward leader GOVERNMENT SURPLUS SALE NOW an (on* r»n Vo/ D!R WT frato tl. S GOVKRHMKKT SCKPLCS “'DIPOT*. Sr mall tor r'nrrrlt or tor —Comma Mnwutar* -mr» ’neka. 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