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8. Thareday, Normbf I, 1»€2 THE CLINTON CHEONICI.E • • • of Interest From ■Bpinton MSS. BUBKRT LEOPARD, Cmrmfm TMtpkow MMSM Mr.v Roy Kffmedy Mr. and Mrs. James son of GrenaviUe Mrs. Jessie Laney Sunday. - Mr. and Mrs. H. R. visited Joe Meeks in Bettott Ban- day. Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Wooten and children visited Mrs. Betty Goff in Sander, Sunday— Mr. and Mrs. Lso Heatharly visited Mrs. M. Sanders in the General Hospital Sunday. Mrs. Sanders is improving. Mrs. W. J. Shepard and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Shepard and children, visited Mrs. Will Puc kett in Union Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Wilbanks, Jr., and children visited Mr. Paul Wilbanks Sr., in Orangeburg, re cently. Rev. and Mrs. J. W. SpOkrs visited friends in Greer this week end. Mr. and Mrs. M. D. Finley of Greenville visited Mr. and Mrs. Henry Lawson Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Hannan Turner and children of Newberry visited Mr. and Mrs. James H. Smith Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. David Gregory of Spartanburg visited Mr. and isa Mrs. Ira Martia, Mr. Taylor and Miss Sae Terry birthday Mr. and Mrs. Horace Rogers and Mrs. Christine thoped in Greenville Friday Mr. and Mis. Cecil Wooten, Mrs. Jbi JBA Hooper, Mrs. J. E. Brasaweil Sr., and Mrs. Mali Huey visited Mr. and Mrs. Bohby Braswell and daughter in Green wood. Mrs. R. G. Lesley spent the week with Mrs. Esther Mitchell. Mr. Cecil Adams visited Henry Quin in Columbia Saturday. Miss Florence Ravin has re turned home after visiting rela tives and friends in Johnston. Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Ivester and children of Spartanburg visit- ed Mr. and Mrs. Arso Ivester over the week-end. Mrs. John Ward spent a weak recently with her sister, Mrs. Van Garrett in Greenville. Mrs. A. J. Wilburn continues ill at the home of her daughter Mrs. Junior Collins. Hena Joe Braswell, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Braswell, Save Or Invest WWw —Safety Accounts Insured up to $10,000 -Profit 4% per Annum —Convenience In Porson or by Moil Funds Available When Needed Laurens Federal Savings AND LOAN A 88OCJATION PHONE 2-6012 LAURENS, S. C. pital REVIVAL Revival serviees a* Calvary Baptist Church it being bald each evening beginning October M and will continue through November 4. Rev. Leon Chandkr who Is pastor of tbs tist Church of Greenville win aucv services. Each and every one is invited to attend these services. BIRTHDAY AND HALLOWEEN PARTY Tami Hedspeth was with a combined birthday party and Hallowe’en party by her father, Leon Hedspeth at S o'clock on October 17 on her third birth day. A number of boys and girls Joyed games and each received a faVor. Refreshments consisting of sandwiches, chips, cake squares and soft drinks Each guest remembered her with a gift. Completing the evening Tami was given a trip to the Laurens Fair. CHURCH OF THE AIR The church uf the air broad cast with James A. Huey, is on radio each Sunday at 4 o’clock. Mr. Ed Perry and the Junior Choir of the First Baptist Church in this city will present the musl cal program. / birthdays and WEDDING ANNIVERSARIES Barry Turner celebrated his birthday October 29. Mrs. Alma Reynolds, Mrs. Co- Ue Turner, and Charles Cannon celebrated their birthday October 20 Mrs. Jones Wallenzine is cele brating her birthday today. Ann Brewer, Mrs. Jim Tinsley, and Rhonda Kay Hanks will cele brate their birthdays November 2 Richard Foster will celebrate a birthday November 2 Barry McGee will celebrate his birthday November 4. Mrs. Oscar Kinard and Bill Elledge will celebrate their birth day Novembar 8. Mrs. Josephine Turner and Wil liam Metis will celebrate their birthday Novembar 7. Ott Thomas, Evans Lever, Mrs C. E. Elledge, and Janice Caugh- man will celebrate their birth days November I. Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Williams will celebrate their wedding an niversary Novembar 4 Mr. and Mrs. Bootsis Allman will celebrate their wedding an niversary Novsmbtr 9. Jackie iMgt»*»w cctobrated her birthday, October 21. Sandra and Linda Road cel*- EVERYDAY COUNSELOR Rr Craig nurses held in Charlotte recants ly. It was sponsored by District IV of the American College of Ob strettcians and Gynecologists. •Tt la only in recent years that the real; significance of the inter relationships between the psyche or mind, and the soma or body, has been hdequately apreciated,” said Dr. Murids. “Emotional dis turbances can cause or accentu ate gynecologic system. Just example is the fact that nurses hi Japanese prison camps did not menstruate for months or years The emotional impact of im prisonment was strong enough to interfere with their periods." Dr. Murids, a specialist In the disease of women, has practiced tor 20 years in Landsdowne, Penn sylvania. Speaking further ho said that "if a woman has sev eral children, an Inadequate to- come and Is worn out from house work, her mental anguish could cause all sorts of pelvic disorders So can incompatibility with her husband or interference by her in-laws." While Dr. Muckle was speaking to a group of mines who dae 1 particularly in the diseases of women, what he said is equal ly applicable to me and chUdran The word psychosomatic (mind-body) is a relative term used to describe illnesses which are emotionally induced When these diseases an spoken of as originating In the mind, the sufferer all too often Jumps to the conclusion that this means that they are imaginary. This is not the cast. Emotional disturbances can and very often do induce Headaches have beta discover ed to be largely emotional and generally produced by tension. The average physician will say that the majority of the patients from psy- chosomatic disorden. The per- cian being interviewed. 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