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tU CLDfMbl CBMMOCU CliBtoa, Sw C, is, tsss Mr. and Mra. Avary as guests for the Smith’s brother, W. D at Greenville, Mrs. and little Debbie Freeman HOME FROM COLLEGE Shirley League, daughter at Mr. and Mrs. Harry League, is at home for her Christmas va cation. She is in nurses’ training at Georgia Baptit Hospital in Atlanta, Ga. University of South Carolina students at home for the week end included: Bill Nelson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harwood Nel son; and Jimmy McKee, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. D. McKee. Both are members of the freshman class. Also at home was Butch McElveen, son of Mr. and Mrs. T. R. McElveen, and a member of the sophomore class. Bliss Joanne Todd, a member of the sophomore class at Ers- klne College, Due west, visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. Hubert Todd, the past week-end. VISITORS m CLINTON The W. O. Hollands had as their visitors the past week-end Mr. an^’ Mrs. E. L. Hansen of Atlanta, Ga. Mrs. Hansen is Mr Holland's sister. Miss Linda Copeland, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. M’h. Copeland, spent last week-end at hcftne vis iting her family. Linda is a soph omore at Anderson College. Mrs. Helen Vass will spend Christmas with her brother In Tampa, Fla. Mr. and Mrs. Avery G. Smith had recent week-end visitors.I They were W.*>. er of Mrs. Smith, and Mrs. Free man. Also visiting the Smiths was Miss Betty Aadmn el Co lumbia. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Fergu son were recent visitors at Duka University in Durham, N. C. Mr. Ferguson, president of tike Na tional Council at Duke, presidod at the Founders’ Day exercises on Sunday, December 10. During these exercises Dr. Douglas Knight, new president of the col lege, presented the Founders’ Day address. Mr. and Mrs. Everett Carson and eon, John Little, and Dr. and Mrs. R. W. Carson of Gastonia, N. C., spent Sunday with Mrs. Everett Carson’s sister, Mrs. John Roseboro, and Mr. Rose- boro. Friends of Mrs. R. J. Tankers- ley will be interested to know she is convalescing at home fol lowing surgery and a stay at Self Memorial Hospital in Green wood. W. G. Horne of the Isle of Palms, visited his son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs W. S. Horne, during the week Mr. and Mrs. Horne had as their guests during the week-end Miss Ginny Smith of Charlotte, N. C., and Miss Jeanette Harvln of Wal- haila, who attended the Christ mas dances at Presbyterian Col lege. You can make this such a Happy Holiday S T E R L I N G —adds to joyous occasions Any sterling adds elegance to s table letting. net nil sterling is of i quality. Towlt 1st i every pettera is sculptured with so much care and devotion, yortl we Towle wkki Make this lifetime choke we have a larga selection of Towle end other toe 4 fen. Mrs. Harry , last Friday aad Saturday la r. h. a. Visiting the Grady Ckaadlsrs tor the wb id ware Miss Pat from Conway and Mias Miss Nancy Arrington. Miss Margaret Blakely and Miss Blakely spent tho fas Greenville with Mrs. W. W. Arrington. Andy Young la a patient In tiw Spartanburg General Hos pital where he underwent sur gery last Friday. Mrs. Robert Wysor 111 and her children will spend the Christmas holidays with her mother, Mrs. Oscar Owens. They will be leaving on the 10th of December. Miss Ruth Bailey will be spend ing Christmas with her sister, Mrs. A. O. Bragg, who lives in Griffin, Georgia. Among those attending the Holiday House in Greenwood Inst week were: Mrs. Ansel B. God frey, Mrs. J. B. Hart, Mrs. Locke Simons, Mrs. Harry Ayers, and Mrs. John T. Young. Also, Mrs. Frank Miller, Mrs. Robert Owens. Mrs. George Brocken- borough, Jr., Mrs. James Mac donald and aunt Mrs. R. L. Alexander, and Mrs. Judson Davis. Mrs. P. M. Pitts, Mrs. L. O. Thornley, Mrs. H. M. Young, Sr., Mrs. George W. Copeland, and Mrs. G. W. Hollingsworth re cently attended the Zone I meet ing of the S. C. Deprtment of the American Legion Auxiliary held in Greenwood. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Wells had as their guests on Sunday Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Hodges of Ware Shoals, Mrs. Arthur Haupfear of Coronaca, Mrs. Arnold Cole of Greenwood, and Mr. and Mrs Ed Wells, Jr., of this city. Mrs. E. Mason Young, Jr., and children spent Saturday in New berry visiting relatives. SIMMONS Mr. and Mrs. Henry Talmadge Simmons announce the birth of a son, William Scott, on November 90 at Bailey Memorial Hospital. Mrs. Simmons is the former Miss Marian Smith, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Smith. Mr. aad Mrs. here for a short viaR Mr. Chandlsfk parents, Mr. aad Mrs. Grady Chandler Friends of Andy Young will ho interested to know that ha re turned home Tuesday from the Spartanburg General Hospital whore he underwent surgery last week. He is convalescing satis factorily at his home Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Pitts and family of Betitume were recent visitors of Mrs. Prod Pitta aad Mr. and Mrs. Billy Pitts. Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Young, Jr., were in Macon, Georgia, last Saturday attending the funeral of Mr. W. R. Parker, uncle of Mrs. Young. Mr. Parker was formerly General Manager of Strickland Cotton Mills, Valdos ta, Georgia. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Taylor attended the Credit Managers Banquet at the Cabana Inn in Spartanburg. At the banquet, which was held on Mood rung, Mr. and Mrs. TayUjr pre sented the musical entertainment on the program. GIVEN RECOGNITION Friends of L. CarroU Watford, Jr., a senior at the University of Tennessee Dental College at Memphis, will be interested to learn that he has been selected as a member of the Dean's Honor Society. He was choaso on the basis of his scholastic achieve ments and intellectual abilities. He has also been elected treasur er of the society. A former student at Presby terian College, he is married to the former Constance Burts of Clinton, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Burts. Mrs. Elise Ray has returned art Mr. • atop la 9ilf Hospital to Oa Mrs. Julian Oste- Mrs Frank Miller attended funeral of J. W. Copeland the in Bitt Shields was la over the week-end attaiMfng a Board of Directors masting of the Southeastern Photographers Association. The directors made plans for the annual convention which Is to he held la February. LL Charles David Watts, of the Armored Division, Mrs. Watts, aad their daughter, Judy Anas, moved to Kentucky oa Thanksgiving. Mr. Watts has a new assignment which will Inst for two years. Their new address is 1119 New Garden Apartments, Fort Knox, Kentucky. Mr. Watts gradauted from Presbyterian College in June. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Maddox FMttog Mr. aad Mrs. R S of Me- Mr. aad Mrs. M their rtaiightor. Mary and Mrs. Jack Cormick. Mrs. Scruggs are the mother of Mrs. Truteck. respec tively Mrs. Scruggs will stay for an extended visit of several md Mm. J. M. of Reeky N. C.. were alas of the Tiahwfcs ATTEND SPARTANBURG Festival of the Mr. IF YOU DON'T READ THE CHRONICLE YOU DON'T GET TEE NEWS GIFTS GALORE AT OUR DRUG STORE Free Gift Wrapping Gotta Iwf? Coll D0U9? Tenehe CoWvel EFIRD'S tot——Iwotwo Co , A C. YARBOROUGH STUDIO and CAMERA SHOP Corner Muagrnve and IMlta S« Camera* — Film* — Photo FinfoMnt* CARD OF THANKS I would like to thank everyone for the many kindnesses shown me during my hospital stay and convalescence. The cards, flow ers and prayers were greatly ap preciated and the wonderful at tention of the doctors and nurses nt Bailey Memorial Hospital will never be forgotten. —MRS. ETHEL BAKER _ now open to serve you paul&’s beauty salon 102 west pitta at. phone 833-0960 DILLARD BOLAND Jeweler Home Bums Near Laurens The home of Ryiand Taylor is shown as it was consumed by fire around 9:00 a. m. f Monday. Mrs. Taylor told neighbors that she went into the kitchen and lit a gas cook stove to pre pare breakfast. She then stated that she went into another part of the house and beard crackling sounds coming from the kitch en. When she opened the door to the kitchen, the room was completely filled with flames, which quickly spread through out the house. The house .located some three miles east of Laurens oa the Clinton highway, burned wtth such fury that a garage and a vacant store building, both some 90 feet away, were scorch ed. and nt one time, it was fear ed that they would catch on fire. No fire fighting apparatus was called.—Photo by Jimmy Cooper. TIES ROBES JEWELRY RESISTOL HATS ESQUIRE SOCKS GOLD CUP SOCKS GANT IVY SHIRTS CATALINA SWEATERS GIFT CERTIFICATES MANHATTAN DRESS SHIRTS FLAME PROOF RUG This season decorate your Christmas Tree completely! ... from the fleer up... ONLY $7.99. Threw away that eld white sheet foreverl Desutlfy your tree ... prefect yeer carpet er fleer! , |ak ee-L* •-* sEFaYWv ■wwIvwX RUG am ALSO! 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