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7 i Thursday .November 17, 1960 THE CLINTON CHRONICLE Items of Interest From... West Clinton PETAGO CAMP FIRE NEWS The fifth grade Cemp Fire girls with their leader. Mrs. Arzo Ives- ter, met at the Community Building and worked on their scrapbooks Thursday itt five o’clock MRS. CLIFTON HEATON, Correspondent and Representative PHONE 376-J Thirty-four girls from four Camp Fire groups enjoyed a pajama party at the Comaminity House re- iently. A midnight snack was en- ut, Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Lancaster Laurens, visited Mr and Mrs. L joyed and the girls cooked break- and family visited Mrs. Lancaster’s Rice Sunday f parents, Mr and Mrs. A. H. Sisk, BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENT m Forest City. N. C., Sunday. MADDEN < Mrs. Vivian O’Sullivan, Mrs. | Mr. and Mrs. Charles Clyde Mad Mary Tucker, Mrs. Mary McCoy, den announce the birth of a son, and Mrs. Eiterta Boyd attended the Charles Clyde, III, on November all-night singing and visited Mr. j 13 at St. Joseph hospital in Ashe- apd Mrs. O H. Harris in Atlanta, ville, N. C. Mrs. Madden is the Ga.. during the week-end. j former/Miss Brenda Campbell of Mr. and Mrs W. D. McWatters t *^ s c ^’- BIRTHDAY DINNER GIVEN Mrs. Melba Johnson and Miss Lurline Woody honored their moth- Mrs Lucille Woody, with a birthday dinner Sunday at the home of Mrs Johnson on Academy street She received ful gifts. BIRTHDAY PARTY GIVEN Miss Janice Caughman was hon ored with a birthday party Satur- The Horizon girls in Mrs D O. day night, November 12, at the Freeman's group are continuing Community House She received work on their project for the Gold- many lovely gifts. Games were en- en Jubilee celebration in January visited Mr. and Mrs Henry Simms m Newberry Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Gene Driggers of Calhoun Falls, visited Mr. and Mrs. | er ' Buck McWatters Sunday. Mr. and Mrs Gene Driggers of Calhoun Pails, Mrs. Joyce McWat ters and Donald McWatters visited in Whitmire Sunday. Mrs. W A Jones and Mrs. Fran ces Thompson of Greenwood, visit ed Mrs. H. A. Adams on Saturday. Mrs. Thompson visited her dau ghter, Miss Janet Thompson, at Thomwell also Mr. and Mrs. Ramon Patterson and daughter, Brenda, of Cross An chor, visited Mr. and Mrs. Jim Tinsley Saturday. Ernest Vaughn and Miss Beatrice fast the next mornmg. Leaders of the groups are Mrs. H. A. Caughman, Mrs. Edna Os borne. Mrs. A. R Ivester and Mrs. Vera Foster * * • Thirty six Blue Bird girls from three groups enjoyed a cook-out re cently. Hamburgers were prepared and served with other pknic foods. Accompanying the girls were the following leaders: Mrs. George Thompson, Mrs. L. Wright and Mrs. Fern Hardman Mrs. H. A (^aughmanji iLamp many teautY-' ^ re Girls gathered recently at her i home for a hamburger fry, with 23 members present College Classes Name Officers New slates of officers are direct ing the affairs of the four classes at Presbyterian College today after recent campus-wide elections An all-time high in student par ticipation necessitated three run offs in some categories before final decisions could be reached. Bill Sease, a football-playing chemistry major from Clinton, was named president of the senior class TB Cancellation On Local Letters William D. Adair, postmaster, has announced the use of a special die hub on all mail going through the Clinton cancelling machine from November 14 until after Christmas. The die hub carries this message: “Fight TB, Support Your TB Association.’’ Mr. Adair stated that the hub was furnished by the Laurens County Tuberculosis Asso ciation as a part of its program of health education. He estimated the slogan would be imprinted on hun dreds of thousands of pieces of mail i nthe next seven weeks Other class presidents elected at! Macon, Ga., vke-preside.nt; Mike this time were: Robert Sherrell of Atlanta, junior class; Joe Harvard of Columbia, sophomore class: and Jerry Blasingame of Monroe. Ga., freshman class Officers chosen to serve u r ith the presidents included: Senior Class—Bill Botch man of Marietta, Ga , vice-president; Har rison Clayton of Summerton, sec re lijims tary; and Pat Dorn of Anderson, lent: Jarrett of Toecoa, Ga., secretary; I and Billy Ogden of Macon. Ga.. treasurer Sophomore Class—Paul Woodall of Whiteville, N. C., vice-president. Griffin Hdwig of Tampa, Fla., sec retary; and Wwt Skinner of Deca tur, Ga., treasurer Freshman Class Tommy Wil- rf Pensacola. Fla , vice-piresi- Eddie Pender of Columbia, treasurer Junior Class—Bill socr'etary; and Bill Gillespie. Matthews of Newport News, Va . treasurer of BE A SMART SANTA wV SAM SAYS,.. YOU CAN GET si 06 (ASH AND I’AY ON IA si:: MONTHLY OR MO. PAYMENTS — 4~ • •• LAYAWAY! A SMALL DEPOSIT NOW HOLDS YOUR SELECTION $2* c \sh ro vot <191.15 <251.55 <309.61 S.T'i.i.t* Subjert Onlv To Our Usual Liberal Credit I'olin "i ■ V, tin w p its st SOI SF. tWRIGHV M zr. < lin'on. C.v Hawks visited relatives in Chester,^ ^ in charleston Sunday. Mrs J. D Word and Mrs Grier BIRTHDAYS AND WEDDING Todd spent last week with their! ANNIVERSARIES sister, Mrs V. A. Garrett, in Green ville. Mr. and Mrs. James Craine, Mrs. Blanche Cmrwell, Mrs. Essie Sim mons and Mrs. Evelyn Swayngham attended the all-night singing in Greenville Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Coley Campbell visited Mike Cogsdill in Woodruff Sunday. Mr. and Mrs Arzo Ivester, Gail, ■ Danny, and granddaughter, Chris ty, visited Mrs. Ivester’s parents, Mr and Mrs George Smith, in Martin, Ga , during the week-end. Mr and Mirs B. B. Stroud spent the week-end with Niles Rhodes in Cohimbia. Mrs W R Thomas and Mrs. Maggie Mason were business visi tors in Augusta. Ga., recently, SA Dennis McLendon, son of Mr and Mrs. Bill McLendon, and AA Billy Ray Pnillips, son of Mr. and Mrs Hobert Phillips, spent the week-end with their parents They are staiionwi at Mayport, Fla. Mrs. Ethel Rucker is visiting Mrs Carroll Samples Mr and Mrs. Collie Fuller of Greenville, visited Mr and Mrs W. M Williams Friday night Barbara Sorrels of Laurens, vis ited Miss Barbara Rice Friday night Misses Barbara and Sandra Rice of near ClinAun. visited Misses Nan cy and Elizabeth Leopard Sunday Mr and Mr- O. L. Stephens and children, Lana and Russell, of near joyed, after which refreshments Their exhibit will be kept secret! were served. Host and hostesses until the time of showing were Mr and Mrs. Leon Hedspeth “Recently this group enjoyed see and Mrs Geneva Caughman. i n g films made by Mrs. A B CHURCH NEWS Davidson at the Camp Fire Jubilee The Rev. J. W. Spillers is attend- meeting in New York These were i ing the State Baptist Convention, shown at the home of Miss Kathy Snelgrovt. Amodg activities of Mrs. Volda Farmer’s Horiion group was a pa-1 jama party at the Community House. The girls attended the foot-1 ball game on Friday evening and a midnight snack was prepared up on their return and breakfast the following irtorning WITH THE SICK Firends of Mayfield Copelano h i s Donald Snider ceiebrpted birthday November 15. James Meadors will have a birth day November 20 Mrs. Paul Foster‘and Earl Bras well observed their birthdavs Nov 16. Mr and Mrs. Ray Fowler will observe their wedding anniversary be November 22 Those observing birthdays today are Mrs. Louise Armstrong. Mrs.' <’arl Langford, Thomas Harris, and Edna Mae Cothran Cynthia Madden will celebrate tier birthday November 21. Mr and Mrs Ray Cauble will observe their wedding anniversary November 20 Juanita Hamrick and Eddie Mad den will observe their birthdays November 19 Mrs. Erline Ficklin and Charlie Smith will observe their birthdays November 18 Mr. and Mrs Haskell Williamson will observe their wedding anniver sary November 18 Judy Revis will celebrate her birthday November 17. George Cato will celebrate his birthday today Mr. and Mrs James Craine will observe their wedding anniversary November 26 Mr. and Mrs. Cleo Lusk will ob serve teir wedding aniversary No vember 25 Mrs. L. L Rice will celebrate [ her birthday' November 25 glad to know he has been able to return to work after being ill with flu last week Friends of Miss Lots Lever will be interested to know she is improv ing at Hays hospital Friends erf Mrs. Cassie Joy will; bo interested of know she has re turned home from Hays hospital Friends of Mrs. Ben Williams will be glad to know she and her baby daughter have gone home from Hays hospital Miss Faye fcuykendall is ill at a local hospital WOMAN’S CLUB MEETING ' The Woman's Club will meet this evening (Thursday) at the Com munity House The pupils of Mrs A. B Blakely at the Silas Bailey School will present a Thanksgiving program ( \R!> OF THANKS I wish to express my sincere thanks and appreciation for the flowers, gifts. visi f s and cards, also to the faithful doctors and nurses during my stay in Hays hospital Mav God bless each of you —JAMES T HAMILTON * i/2 PRICE Beautiful Rosalie Princess and Dinner Rings (Perfect Diamonds) - Reg. 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