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Thursday, February 16, 1961 THE CLINTON CHRONICLE 3 ***** » »#»»##»#»»#■»»»»»»»»»»#» Briefs About... People You Know Items of Interest Concerning Local Residents Mrs. George Everett and little- son, William, of Thomasville, Ga , have been visiting her fath er, W R Anderson, and Mrs. Anderson Mr Everett will join them here during the week to ac company them home. Mrs Lollis M Hardy and chil dren, Susan and Frankie, of' Camden, spent the week-end here i with her mother, Mrs Frank E. Miller LEAS HERE Mr and Mrs Bruce Lea \)f Rocky Mount, N. C., arrived yes-j terday for a few days visit with Mrs. Lea's mother, Mrs C. M. Bailey, and sister, Mrs. W. L Marshall, enroute to St. Peters burg, Fla. Mrs Carl Clary and little son, Robert Spencer, have returned toj their home at Mount Pleasant after a few days visit last week with her mother, Mrs. Robert S Owens. MRS. DICUS' GUEST Mrs Robert Phelps of River side. Ill was the guest last week of Mrs* W. A Dicus while en route to Florida and Mississippi Dr and Mrs I-ouis Stephens and little son of Macon, Ga.. spent the week-end with Mrs Ste phens. mother, Mrs. S G Dil lard Mrs Wilson Harris will join Miss Cornelia Harris in Columbia tomorrow and they will attend the mid-winter meeting of the South Carolina Press Association there Mrs N. W McDaniel has been spending several weeks in Ashe ville, N C., with her daughter, Mrs W P Coker, and Mr. Cok er Little Jimmy Bryant of Dar lington, has been spending some time with his grandparents, Mr. and Mis. J. Karl Johnson They accompanied him home for a re cent visit, going especially to see their new granddaughter, Laurie Ann Bryant. VISITS PARENTS Mrs. R B. Hellams, Jr., and little daughter, Georgiana, of Mount Pleasant, visited her par ents, Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Work man, also Mr. and Mrs. Hellams, Sr , the past week-end. Mrs. Carl Wessinger and chil dren spent a few days last week in Anderson with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. O Owen. Mrs. Owen was convalescing after an operation illness. Dr Wessinger joined them there for the week end PRATHER AT HOME Friends of J. Platte Prather will be glad to know he was able to return to his home here yes terday from Greenville General hospital after an operation ill ness and several weeks stay. Mr. and Mrs. J. Karl Johnson visited their son, Prof. Karl John son, Jr., and Mrs. Johnson at Clemson a few days last week. Mr and Mrs Dessie B Durden of Sullivans Island, spent the week-end with her mother, Mrs A G. Sublett Mrs. Ethel R. Pitts spent the week-end in Rock Hill with her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Jarvis, and family. Richard Dawson of Charleston, was the overnight guest of his brother and sister-in-law, Dr and Mrs R H Dawson, last week end tor, all haver cently received j ler and daughter of Jackson, vis- honorable mention in the Stoy ofj ited Mrs. Cecil Scogin on Mon- the Month contest, sponsored by day. Mrs Wilbur Clark of Green wood, ancj^fdrs. Gertrude Chafin of Washington, Ga., visited Mr. and Mrs Cecil Scogin and sons Sunday. Misses Sally and Stella Duckett of Wattsville, vistied Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Duckett and family the journalism department of Winthrop College. Hurricane News Of The Week Mrs. Lila Neighbors, Miss Alice Neighbors and Dali Neighbors [ Sunday, were Saturday supper guests of Mjsses Stella and ..any Duck- Mr. and Mrs Bobby Neighbors along with Jesse and Jerome The Bobby Neighbors family Ducke u, visited Mrs Minnie were Sunday visitors of Mrs. Boyce Mr and Mrs Frank Neighbors’ parents, Mr and Mrs. Y ount ; At Blue Bird Dad-Daughter Supper Here is the scene at the Blue Bird Dad- Daughter Sweetheart supper Tuesday eve ning at the Presbyterian College dining hall when fathers of girls of the Kadoka Dis trict, Camp Fire Girls, Inc., were guests. The event, an annual occasion, is tradition ally held during the Valentine season.— Photo by Dan Yarborough. Help Fight Untruths Dragged Into Campaign In misguided, last-minute efforts to aid my opponents, false rumors are being circulated. The truth is this: I am NOT being "run” by any group, but am offering for Mayor because I sincerely wish to serve all the people. I shall NOT even consider the City Man ager Plan for Clinton during my term as Mayor, .f elected THAT PLAN COULD NOT SUC CEED WITHOUT MORE SUPPORT THAN IT NOW HAS; THEREFORE IT WOULD NOT SERVE THE INTEREST OF OUR CITY TO TRY IT I CAN give as much time to the Mayor's duties and be as easily contacted as my op ponents Other rumors are too silly to comment on. Those who know me know that I make no impossible promises just to get votes; that I do live up to the promises I make. JAMES P SLOAN Miss Jean Layton of Greenville, spent the week-end with her par ents, Mr and Mrs Harry C. Lay- ton. She had as her guest Miss Martha Harrison of Greenville, a member of the faculty of Furman University. Mr and Mrs John Davis, Mr and Mrs Joe Bonds visited Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Pitts and family in Bethune Sunday. Friends of Mrs. Pitts will be interested to know she has returned home fol lowing an operation illness. Mrs. Charles Mclnvaille and daughter, Kathy, of Charlotte, N. C , are spending this week with Mr and Mrs. G. C. Mclnvaille and Mrs J O Dobbins in Cross Anchor while Mr Mclnvaille is in Chicago, 111 , on business. Miss Peggy Mclnvaille of Lancaster, also visited her parents over the week-end Mr and Mrs William Henry spent the week-end in Hampton with their daughter, Mrs. W. P. McKinnon, and Rev. McKinnon. They were accompanied home by their granddaughter, Luan Kinnon, for a visit. AROUND CLINTON HIGH By Treeie Davis | ler’s place as the tenth grade al If you have been wondering gebra teacher At present Miss why all Uie seniors were so excit : Ivliller is in the Spartanburg Gen ed Saturday, IT tell you The | eral hospital, l^t’s hope that she class rings and charms finally [will soon be back in Clinton came and those who qualified: Members of the editorial staff j Sunday visitors of Mr. and Mrs could pick them up at J. C.lof The Sentinel have been really, Harold Copeland. Mrs Harold Simmons and Ste ven have returned to their home in Aiken after a two weeks visit O. R Willingham, in Brevard; N. C Miss Alice Neighbors of Green ville, formerly of Clinton, cele brated her birthday February 13 She was the week-end visitor of her mother, Mrs. Lila Neighbors Mr and Mrs. Ralph Young of Newberry, visited Mr and Mrs. Clyde Young Sunday. Mr and Mrs Allen Young and Al visited Mr and Mrs George Frady, Mr. and Mrs Bobby Neighbors Sunday. Mr and Mrs W. P Gastley, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Craven and David were Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Jesse Evans in Greer. Mr and Mrs. Charles Young and family visited Mrs. Young’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Dick son, in Cowpens Sunday, Mr and Mrs. Carroll Young, Carol Ann and Lynn. Mrs Ben Summer and Miss Alice Sum mer visited Mrs. lone Horton in Whitmire Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Fallow, Mr. and Mrs. D. L Gunter were at J. C. Thomas Jewelers. What a day! This is the first year that the girls have gotten charms, I hope they will like their charms as much as the rings Last Saturday was also a rather busy day for those who washed cars for the March of Dimes The weather was in their favor that week-end. It was about Ume, too, as they had to postpone that project for several week ends The teen-age co-chairmen of the MOD may proudly say that by this project they raised ‘'l07 00 for the January MOD drive for 1961 Stanley Owens was crowned King of Hearts by his escort, Lynda Welche, in chapel Friday. Me- Entertainment for the king and his court was provided by Clin- of The Sentinel have been really shining lately. Marvin Sanders, sports editor, Marjorie Arnold, reporter; and Treeie Davis, edi- in Mountville Sunday. Mr and Mrs. J A. Black, Sr., were called to Columbia recent-; ly due to the death of their broth-! er-in-law, John Cassle. Mr. and Mrs. Dillard Young j were Sunday supper guests of Mr and Mrs Odus Young Odus Young will celebrate a birthday February 18 Lindsey Turner will celebrate a birthday February 19. GA TO MEET The junior Girls’ Auxiliary of: Hurricane Baptist Church will meet today (Thursday) at 4:00 p m at the church. CLUB MEETING The Hurricane Community Club will meet tonight (Thurs-, day) at 7:30 Feb 6, 1961 3c-F-23 CREDITORS’ NOTICE All persons having claims against the estate of John W Craig, deceased, are hereby noti- 1 < fied to file the same duly verified, ! with the undersigned, and those indebted to said estate w ill please | make payment likewise LEWIS MURPHY, Executor Gray Funeral Home Cllntoa. S. C. FUNERVL DIRECTORS . . . and . . . EMBALM F.RS DIAL 833-1720 AMBULANCE SERVICE 9 • Silver Cleaning is t y F WASH and POLISH in One Operabon „ U Jrf/'rt ■jrm? Old uUoriWtith's formuio Mild, non-obrativt Foomirtq fi«t«» OMay tarmsh no duit, na rendu*. 0iff«'«n», caticr, talft *hon any mK h 6 ounc* Jar $1 00 — J? #i S! Dillard Boland JEWELER 103 E. Pitts St. Miss Ella Little McCrary spent ton H *K h students. Perry Simpsbn the week-end in Columbia with Hid a ventriloquist act, and Eu- her sister. Mrs R P Kapp, Mr. K enia Byars sang Let Me Call Kapp and family. You Sweetheart.” Jimmie Orr ac- Sunday guests of Mrs R. M. eompamed Eugenia a tthe piano. League were Mr. and Mrs. Frank Friday night the Clinton High Ulmer and daughter, Miss Mar- Red Devils j° urne y ed to Laurens garet Ulmer, and Miss Florence There . of course, the Red Devils League of Greenville. , had some Tiger meat. How de- Among Clinton girls at Win- hKhtful 1 The Red Devils chased throp College coming home for Tigers back to their jungle, the week-end were Misses Myra ^ e P- the Clinton boys and girls Pitts, Lena Copeland, Myra Snel- heat the Laurens teams. HEAR BASHFUL HENRY on WPCC RADIO-DIAL 1410 MOM) \Y THRU FRIDAY—5-7 A. M. — 1-3 P. M. SATURDAY—5-7 A. M. — 10 TO 12 A. M. “BE SURE TO JOIN BASHFUL” grove, and Sylvia King. Mrs. Edward Campbell and in- i fant son, George Gettys, return- I ed Tuesday to their home on Cal vert Avenue from Blalock Clinic Mr and Mrs. Joe Duncan and ! Mrs. Ellisor Adams of Decatur, j Ala , visited their sister, Mrs. Nene 1) Workman, recently, and also their mother, Mrs W. J. Duncan, in Spartanburg, who is a patient in Rest Haven Sanita rium Mrs. Duncan continues very ill after suffering two ; strokes MRS. McSWAIN HERE Mrs Drucie McSwain has been visiting her sisL. . Mrs. D J. i Woods, and Dr ds ai'd leaves next ueei\ i i a ,.ay \..th rela lives ,n .Vwbt.ry Mrs. Mc- Swa.n, who l > ir ■'ly lived here, now makes her home in Naper ville, 111 , with her son, Charlton, and family Friends here of the latter, who is a graduate of Pres byterian College, will be interest ed to know he is security director for the Argon Atomic Energy: Plant Mr and Mrs, George Gasque and family of Walhalla, were visitors here on Sunday with the former’s brother and sister-in- law, Mr and Mrs Roy Gasque. Mr and Mrs. H. C. Suber were in Pomaria Sunday for the wed ding of Miss Beverly Wideman and Clyde Suber Mr and Mrs Kent Krell andj daughter, of Columbia, Hugh; Eichelberger, Jr., of Decatur, Ga , visited their parents, Mr. and Mrs H L. Eichelberger, dur ing the week end Mr and Mrs W. C, Shealy had as week-end guests the latter’s sisters, Mrs. O. O. Copeland of Newberry, Mrs. R W Gibson, and Mr. Gibson of New Zion. Mr. and Mrs. J. Sloan Todd! were week-end guests of the lat ter’s sister, Mrs S. A Elliott. Mr. Elliott and other relatives at Windy Hill and Conway Dr. and Mrs Howard Clink- scales of Belton, were guests; Thursday of Mr and Mrs Eric! Barnes Tommie Griffin Hickory Tavern—Tammie Rene! Griffin, six months old daughter of George Lewis and Grace; Thompson Griffin, died at a Greenwood hospital at 4:00 a m.,| Friday. Surviving besides the parents! are her grandparents, Tullie E.j Griffin of Rt 1. Gray Court, and , Mr. and Mrs. John T. Thompson I of Laurens. Funeral services were conduct-j ed Sunday at 3:00 p m at Hen-' derson Baptist Church by Rev. j Clyde Pearman, Rev Jack Greg-1 ory and Rev. Robert Scroggs. Burial was in the church ceme tery. ! Then, Saturday night the Winnsboro teams came over to play our Clinton boys’ and girls’ basketball teams The Clinton boys came out victorious with points to spare, but the Devil- ettes lost The girls looked mighty good in their new uniforms They are white with red trimming If you haven’t see nthem yet. you ought to come to the next game Mrs Laura Fleming from Lau rens, will take Miss Eloise Mil- SECRETARIES b GENERAL OFFICE ASSISTANTS Are very much in demknd in Business, Industry and Government ENROLL NOW FOR SPECIAL CLASSES in SECRETARIAL, BOOKKEEPING AND ACCOUNTING TRAINING CLASSES START Wednesday, March 1, 1961 GREENWOOD COLLEGE OF COMMERCE 20o Textile Building Greenwood, S. C with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Mason Simpson. Mr and Mrs. Boyce Wilson and Pam of Charlotte. N. C , vis ited Mrs Wilson’s sister, Mrs Dillard Young, and family Sun day. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Wallace and children and the former’s mother visited Mrs. Mace Young Sunday Mrs Clinton Broome, Glenn and Connie, Mrs Dorothy Steig- OUR STUDIO IN THE JACOBS BUILDING IS OPEN EVERY DAY William M. Shields Studio John L. Mimoaugh about this question: • We had $14,000 full val ue fire insurance on our home when it burned to the = ground. But to rebuild the - home today will cost $20,- 000. Does the new Home owners Policy pay replace ment cost on fire losses and also the cost of debris removal?” Wm. J. Bailey Ins. Agency M. S. Bailey & Son Bankers Bldg Dial Day 833-0681 — Night and Sunday 833-0323 PRESCRIPTIONS Prompt, Economical Prescription Service! Young's Pharmacy “Serving This Area 77 Years” N. Broad Dial 833-1220 Elect J. J. "Peck" Cornwall Candidate For Mayor of Clinton TUESDAY. FEBRUARY 21 Resident of Clinton—Merchant and Farmer Works in Clinton—not out of town. Available to al hours. citizens 24 hours per doy—not just office DO YOUR LAUNDRY Any Hour Of the Day Or Night Save 50% ON YOUR FAMILY W ASH EVERY WEEK! ( OIN-OPERATED — SELF SERVICE OPEN 21 HOURS A DAY — 7 DAYS A WEEK Wash On Sundays and Holidays Too! We Never Close! • Lady’s Delight Laundromat 111 WORKMAN ST.—Near Gilder Drug Store—JOANNA, S. C. Week’s Your problems ore my problems, consistent for o better Clinton. I favor enforcing parking meter regulations to everyone or take them out. • » * I favor having a policeman at Clinton Mill (walking or mo torcycle) for the protection of our children. I favor garbage collection in all parts of the city. I will work for lower water, go§ / and electric rates. I favor equal assessment of property in oil parts of Clinton I have contacted personally each member of the Assessment Board and they have promised to consider it at their next meeting. I will continue to work for this. I favor recreation program for both BOYS and GIRLS I favor using parking meter money for recreational purposes as it was originally irifencled. I will work with Planning Board to bring new industry to Clin ton. Will run the city in a business-like manner in buying and spending. Naturally, being in business in Clinton, I favor lower costs and lower taxes. Graduate of Presbyterian College, School Trustee and chair man of boa rtf four years, served as President of Chamber of Commerce, Merchants Association and PTA, Past President Lions Club, member and deacon of Presbyterian Church. Realizing being Mayor of Clinton is big business and to run it for the benefit of all, we must have the help of our Lord. I would not attempt to take over the leadership of our city without seeking His divine guidance. Your Vote Will Be Appreciated (Paid For By Friends Of ’’Peck”)