Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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t 1 Thvaiaj, Jwtj 12, 1M2 — , BrtoiiAbout... People You THB CLINTON CHKONICLK KM Know JSIL. Dell and Sophie Young, daugh ters of Mr. aikl Mrs. J. Latent Young, spent last week to Logoff with their sister, Mrs. A. C. Reed and the Rev. Mr. Reed. Mrs. Reed and children accompanied them home ter a visit. Mr. and Mrs. James T. Smith of Columbia, were visitors here on Friday. They were accom- pained by their sons, Mike and Ronnie, who remained for a long er visit with their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Holland. LOFT1S QUESTS I Mr. and Mrs. Victor Bowman and children of Warner Robins, Ga., spent the week-end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. S. B. Lof- tis. They also had as a guest for a few days recently her sister, Mrs. Ethel McCoy, of Arden, N. C. Joining them for the day were their sisters, Mrs. Lura Crooks of Woodruff, Mrs. Pearl Ball of Laurens, and a brother, Homer Huggins, of Woodruff. Fred Fowler, son of Mr. and . Mrs. Frank F. Fowler, has re turned home from Ridgecrest, N. C., where he has been working for the summer. VISITS IN VIRGINIA Mrs. Frank Ramage was the guest last week-end ot Captain and Mrs. W. W. DeVenter in Ar lington, Va. Miss Leanna Young had as her week-end guest Miss Robyn Lav- vorn of Forsyth, Ga. Mrs. S. B. Loftis spent last week with relatives at Compobel lo and attended homecoming vices at Motlow Church. Stevie Sheorn of Camden, visit ed his grandmother, Mrs. C. H. McCrary, and his aunts in Clin ton the past week. Mrs. Fred Scott, Mrs. Addis Todd and Toy Workman are spending a few days vacation this at Myrtle Beach. Bobby Dean Dailey Robert, of week-end visitors of bar sister, Mrs .Hamp McDaniel, and Mr. McDaniel. Mrs. Estelle Abrams has re turned to her home here after a stay in Conyers, Ga., with her daughter, Mrs. George Plunkett, and Mr. Plunkett. She was ac companied home for a few days visit by Miss Lou Abrams of Warner Robins, Ga., Taylor and Lorene Plunkett of Conyers. CALLED TO FLORIDA Mr. and Mrs. S. C. Chaney, Jr., were called to Caryville, Fla., this week because of the death of Mrs. Chaney’s grandmother, Mrs. G. L. Ellis. They expect to return to Clinton today. Mr. and Mrs. George Hollings worth of Union, were guests on Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. George Watts Copeland. VACATION IN VA. Mr. and Mrs. Gene Knox and family vacationed last week at Virginia Beach, Va. Mrs. C. H. McCrary and Mrs A. J. Penland spent Sunday in Greer with the former’s son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs Robert McCrary , going especial ly to see her new granddaughter and namesake, Frances beth. Mr. and Mrs. James L. Ander son and daughter, Miss Martha Anderson, of Austin, Texas, are visiting his mother, Mrs. Ray Anderson, his brother and sister- in-law, Mr. and Mrs. W. R. An derson. Also with the Anderaons are his daughter, Mrs. George Everett and little son, BUI, of Thomason, Ga. Mr. Everett will join them here on Saturday for the week-end and to accompany them home. Mrs. F. B. Pinson of Greens boro, N. C., was a recent visitor here with her mother, Mrs. T. L. W. Bailey, for a few days. FRASERS AWAY Miss Ann Fraser was the guest last week of Miss Kathy Lowman in Fayetteville, N. C. She has now joined her mother, Mrs. T. Layton Fraser, for a visit with relatives in Richmond and Sweet Hall, Va. Dr. Fraser will leave this week-end to go to Virginia for a week’s stay, after which they will visit their daughter, Mrs. Robert P. Schneider, and Mr. Schneider in Three Rivers, Mich. Mrs. George R. Holland and Mrs. John R. HoUand spent Sun day in Columbia with Mr. and Mrs. Grady Shuler and Miss Jan ie HoUand. Donald Haselden of the U. S. Navy, whose ship is at Bitter Creek, near Norfolk, Va., for re pairs, was at home for the week end with his par wits, Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Haselden. Miss Frances Sheely was the week-end guest of Mrs. H. M. Gore in Loris. VACATION AT REACH Miss Essie Davidson, Mrs. Louise Hilton and Norma David son left Tuesday ter a two weeks vacation stay with their sister and aunt, Mrs. Henry Belk Cook of Walterboro, at her cottage at Edisto Beach . Brenda McCrary is spending two weeks in Camden with her aunt, Mrs. Eugene Sheorn, and Mr. Sheorn. v&" * \ FROM NEW ORLEANS Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Arnold Smith and daughter of New Or leans, La., were guests during the past week of their uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Perry M. Moore. On Sunday the visitors, the Moore and their sons, Ronnie and Milton, attended the Moore family reunion in York. Miss Lois Marie Haselden re turned yesterday from Greenville where she has been visiting her brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. BUI Haselden. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Williams and sons were guests of relatives on Sunday in Hartwell, Ga. ■'f';'' s <if& ft-'- jc# '.ftftv. ’ MHHr MOVE TO FLORIDA Friends of Mr. and Mrs. Ed ward Craven and little son, Da vid, wiU' be interested to know they have moved to TaUahassee, Fla., where he is employed. Mrs. Wayne Jarvis and chU- dren, Mike, Stanley, and Jenny of Rock HU1, are visiting her mother, Mrs. Ethel R. Pitts. Mrs. Frances McGowan of Mullins, is spending a few days with her daughter, Mrs. Carolyn M. Smith, and children. MRS. OWENS HERE Mrs. Mary Owens of Jockson- vUle Beach, Fla., arrived here this week for an extended visit with her daughter, Mrs. (Min H. Sheely, Jr., and Mr. Sheely, after spending a few days with rela tives in Greenwood. IN NEW HOME Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Wrenn have moved into their new home which has recently been completed in the Lakewood development. Mr. and Mrs. Olin Sheely, Jr., spent the week-end at Myrtle Beach. Attending the McDaniel family reunion at Modoc on Sunday were Mrs. N. W. McDaniel. Mr and Mrs. Joe C. McDaniel and daughter, Janet, Mr. and Mrs. Hamp McDaniel, along with her sister, Mrs. Bobby Dean Dailey and son, Robert, of Spartanburg SOT. JOHNSON HERE Sgt. and Mrs. Garrad Johnson and daughters, Mrs. Ben Lump kin, and Miss Marty Johnson of Amarallio, Texas, who have been visiting Mrs. Johnson’s rela tives in Savannah, Ga., were visi tors with his relatives here dur ing the week. Miss Viola Chandler visited her sister, Mrs. W. B. Huuard, and Mr. Huzzard in Falls Church, Va., last week. WOLFE IMPROVING Friends of James E. Wolfe wiU be interested to know he is Improving at the General hospital in Greenville where he is a pa tient. AT N. C. COAST Mrs. C. M. Bailey and Mrs. W. L. Marshall, Jr., left Satur day to join their daughter and sister, Mrs. W. B. Lea and Mr. Lea at their home in Rocky Mount, N. C. and go to Mow- head City, N. C. for a vaca- Five Generation* At Party Mrs. Martha Jane Dover, who. her daughter says, to being IS years old, bat ao more/* Is Aowi great-great-granddaughter, little Jo Ana Sherbert, at a birth day party here last Thursday for Mrs. Dover, who Uveo at SII W. Carottaa Ave. Mrs. Ana Shrebert, mother of the child and great-grand daughter of Mrs. Dover, Is at right At left and above are Mrs. Sara Aathaay and Mrs. Lacy Owens, daughter and fi—dduhlsr af Mrs. Dover. All except Mrs. Dover are rest- dents of Easley. (Photo hy Dan Yarboroagh). of fee of • loyal Mrs. S. to B. Good- who ro und Mrs. AWAY FOR SUMMER V. P. Adair left Sunday to join Mrs. Adair in Hampton, Va., where they will spend the remainder of the summer with their daughter. Miss Vivian Parks Adair. Mrs. C. V. Lipscombe and children formerly of Miami, Fla., have been visiting her mother, Mrs. J. V. Edwards. Their friends will be Interested to know they are moving this week to Chapel HU1. N. C. Mr. Lipscombe will be connected with the Veterans Hospital at Durham. Crass Hi News Mrs. H. W. G. M. Whan Matters. Mrs. Mrs. W. H. Finley who a film on landscaping. Bryson gave aome timely den hints for July. During the social hour the hostesaes, assisted hy Mrs. J. H. Thomason, Jr., strvod sr salad plate with cake sQuares and punch. Miss Eteanor Dial left recent ly to attend the World's Fair at Seattle, accompanying her were several friends, of Grenwood. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Wylie of Salt Lake City, Utah are visit ing relatives here. Friends of Mrs. J. E. Lea- man will regret to learn that she is a patient at Self Memor ial Hospital due to a broken hip. Mrs. Henry Garvin and child ren ot Coumbia are visiting her mother Mrs. E. A. Adams. Mrs. Carl Berry of Dalton, Ga., has also been visiting her mother. Mrs. J. T. Hollingsworth spent Friday with relatives at Aiken. Mr. and Mrs C. S. defend are visiting their son and family in Columbia. Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Gray and daughters and Miss Luc lie Turner wore called to Atlanta Thursday due to the death of a relative, Mr. Ernest Turner Mr. and Mrs. Weldon Ashe of West Columbia, Mr. and Mrs. John Livingston, Johnny and Karen Livingston, Mr and Mrs. A. A. Workman and Mrs. Olin Adams, the latter of MM on July 4. Mr. and Mrs. aid Mr. MM of and Mr. aad Mrs. and Mrs. Thomaa children of laMsr, Earl Cute of Groanvilte visited Mr. aad Mte. W. R. Cole last Mrs. Billy CogdiU aad child ren of inarms spent several days last week with Mr and Mrs. Freddie Seteer Tommy Adams of Greenwood spent the past weekend with his MRS. HAROLD AUSTIN, Mrs. W. H. Finley and Mrs J. H. Thomason, Sr. were hos tesses at the July meeting of the Friendly Garden Club last Tuesday afternoon at the home of the former. Lovely arrangements of sum mer flowers were used through out the home. The president. Mrs. J. H. ThnmARjm Jr nrfmirlrH 1 * ■v/I IICX rVVrtl, *r I . , |rf Mrs. Jake Rasor was devo tional leader. PRESCRIPTIONS PROMPT, ECONOMICAL PRESCRIPTION SERVICE Youngs Pharmacy “Serving This Area 79 Yean’* N. Broad St. Dial 833-1220 We Give SJtH Green Stamps Laurens Drive-In THEATRE B. C. Wed. - Han. July IMS 1st Drive-la 4 Gteau Fori Apocalypse AB Star Cast Friday—July Uth The World Of Susie Wong Nancy Kwaa-WWbun He Idea I1M.M JACKPOT DRAWING S BIG FEATURES SAT. Al Fan Down Warren Beatty Eva Marie Salat The Wanders Of AHadln af Mr. the Miss Gladys Grtffia af ef dole af N. C.. visited bis F. 8. Cole several M. Mr. aad Mrs. T. B. Crew* af Pautiae Wads on the PUB. CO. Exclusive Agency Fur MAX FACTOR COSMETICS PAN-CAKE MAKEUP - LIPSTICK - NAIL POLISH SPRAY COLOGNE - DUSTING POWDER - SHEER GENIUS MAKEUP - CREME PUFF MAKEUP PAN STICK • CLEANSING LOTIONS AND CREAMS SKIN FRESHENER - BYE CREAM - MEN'S COLOGNE AND SHAVE LOTION AND OTHER ITEMS YOUNG'S PHARMACY N. Broad Struct Phone 833*1220 tion stay. Dr. and Mrs. Carl Wessinger and children were visitors in Boone, N. C. several days last week. RETURNS HOME Mrs. N. W. McDaniel has re turned home after several weeks stay in North Augusta with her son, B. W. McDaniel and family. Mrs. Roy Casque is visiting her sisters, Mrs. John Hill and Mrs. Harold Martin at Ware Shoals. John A. Bledsoe was a busi ness visitor in Detroit, Mich., a few days last week. Mrs. W. L. Hubbard is the guest of her sister-in-law, Mrs. Frank G. Hughes at Myrtle Beach and will go later for a visit with her daughter, Mrs. E. G. Foxworth, Jr., and Major Foxworth at Camp LeJeune, N. C. Last week the Hubbards had with them their grand daughters, Ann Hubbard of Marion, Connie and Helen White of Dillon. VISIT PARENTS U. and Mrs. William T. Dav is and little daughter, Mary Frances of Fort Campbell, Ky., are here for a ten day visit Telephone Talk T. ML YOUNGBLOOD Your Takphueu Manager Everythiug’a Ducky Mickey Boeuey- Family Te Eajey 1st Drive-la Walt Abuuat Minded Prof Nancy — Also — Leva la A GuMfiuh Bowl OM Far a Treat Visit Our Suaek Bar You Don’t Have To Skin-Dive To Find Treasure! Net la the depths ef the seu, but te your savings ac count here, yeu’B find the Mad at treasure that most te cash when yea It! Start fUtiag your bow, by atartlag to aa Chart* on your aaviaga wil haip te nil it BANK OF CLINTON Mam bar Paderal Deposit 3% latereet FaU Oa SEW HELP FOR THB HAND [CAPPED... Ahaader 5raham BeU was noted for hi* work in Today, Western Electric and Bell this work by developing new devices to aid psopls \ It aid is impaired speech, hearing and sight. The latest r Handset William Davis and in Laurens with her parmta. ” Mr. and Mrs. Paid McCrack- in of York, Mr. and Mrs. Tom my McCrackin and children of Laurens were guests of the former's sister, Mrs. Perry M. Moore and Mr. Moore at their cottage on the Fourth. ON TOUR Mrs. H. M. Wise aad Mrs Raymond Pitts left last weel for a six weeks tour of Western states and to attend the World’s Fair in Seattle. Kathryn Arnold is visiting her aunt, Mrs. L. W. Rawl, and Mr. Rawl in Williamsburg, Va. VISIT IN BILOXI Dr. and Mrs. D. O. will return tonight from Biloxi, Miss., where they have guests for the part few days of the former’s cousin, John Anderson and Mrs. 1 of Jackson, Miss., af their beach Amplifier Handset ... a special! device which adjusts the sound volume in the telephone receiver to die In dividual needs of persons with impaired hearing. TIME WAS when a Long Distance call was only made when there was aa ‘‘event” to report—a birth, a marriage or tiie like. Now, convenient, lOw-cort Lou Distance can a friendly oe an every day pleasure ... to sty a friendly “hello,” spread good news the fastest way, core homesickness, nake quick, efficient business contacts. CaB Long Distance alien. And remember—If you nee fee «ea code foe tbs ;ity you’re calBng, (he can will go through that much te* -::r:.:: ... NUMBER PLEASE ... In Japan, certain numbers are believed to bring good fortune, others are considered bad lock. To insure good fortune, Japanese telephone cus tomers give bribes in exchange for lucky numbers. High prices are paid for good numbers. The unlucky ones are usu ally given to foreign ers. SCHOOL’S OUT, SCHOOL’S OUT, TEACHER LET THE CHILDREN OUT! ... and busy mamas wifi be even busier with BUly and Suae home for summer vaca- 1 tkms. Just another good reason for installing more exten sion telephones at home. With the kids around, smart mothers wiU do mote of their “going” by telephone from (he patio, the kitchen, the family room... all for extension phones. • • • 4;.“. ... You’re mrobftbtv m Mrs. John S. Crowe of Groan- syjf ;\ llSl v ■W starting today... OH M TUNC NITH REAL SWINGS!!!!! 1 Jft *HtCH FORD Mi rr 80 ^MSBIftfHl,*, JkCON, FMLAR OR g ^ HEASE. 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