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Clinton, S. C n Thursday, February €, 1964
THE CLINTON CHRONICLE
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Items of Interest From...
West Clinton
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MRS. Q. H. MAJOR, Correspondent
300 N. Sloan St.
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Telephone 833*2464
Visiting Mr. and Mrs. Claude
Farmer Sunday were Mr. and
* Mrs. Fred Putnam and sons of
Joanna and Airman and Mrs. C.
B. Cole of Charleston. On Sun
day afternoon Mr. and Mrs.
Farmer accompanied Airman
and Mrs. Cole to Mountville for
a visit with Mrs. Cole’s sister,
Mrs. J. B. Sellerswhite and Mr.
Sellerswhite.
Mrs. Claude Wallenzine and
Mrs. Maxie Wallanzine and
daughters visited with Mrs. Ge
neva Coker in Greenwood Sun
day.
Mr. and Mrs. W. D. GUbert
had as guests 6ver the week-end,
* Mr. and Mrs.i Bill Fuller and
family of Lake Greenwood.
Mr. and Mrs. Boyce Wilson
had as their guests Saturday,
Mr. Wilson\ parents of Abbe
ville.
W. A. Jones and Howard and
Mrs. Til man of Greenwood vis
ited Mrs. H. A. Adams Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Fulmer
y of Johnston visited with Mrs.
Fulmer’s parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Hubert Leopard over the week
end.
CAMP FIRE GIRLS MEET
On Tuesday night, January,
28th the 8th grade Jr. High girls
of the Clinton Mills Camp Fire
Girls met at the home of their
leaders, Mrs. Mary Fallow and
Mrs. Belle Fallow for their reg-
* ular meeting. The meeting was
opened with the group reciting
the “Lord’s Prayer,’’ plans are
being made for a wiener roast.
Suzie Osborne closed with pray
er, afterward games and refresh
ments were enjoyed by all. All
members were present for the
meeting
UNION MEETING
The Brotherhood of Mainte
nance of Way Employees, local
railroad union held their regular
quarterly meeting at White-
ford’s Restaurant Thursday
night, January 30th. After din
ner had been served to the mem
bers and their guests, R. L.
Hamilton of Greenwood had
charge of the business discus
sion due to the absence of the
president, Boyce Wilson:
* Mrs. Elizabeth Gregory of
Chester and Miss Beatrice
Hawks attended the funeral of
their uncle, Herbert Varner in
Lila, Georgia Monday. Mr. Var
ner, brother of Mrs. Suzie
* Hawks passed away Saturday
at Athens, Georgia. ,
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Freeman of
Columbia were guests- of Mr.
and Mrs. J. N. Creswell Sunday.
Mrs. George Pressley spent
several days last week in New
berry as guests of her daugh
ter, Mrs. Margaret Rhinehardt
and Mr. Rhinehardt.
Mrs. Joe Smith and Mrs. Jan
ice Reeder of Joanna visited
with friends near Columbia last
Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Windsor
and Sybil were guests of ^fr
and Mrs. Edgar Brazil! in Co
lumbia Saturday, going espe>-
cially to celebrate Sybil’s birth
, day. Monday Mr. and Mrs.
Windsor accompanied Sybil to
Rock Hill where she is a stu
dent at Winthrop College.
BIRTHDAYS, ANNIVERSARIES
“Happy Birthday’’ to Ted
Ward on February 6th. 9
Best wishes on February 7th
to Becky Campbell, Seppto
Tucker, Rudell Heaton and Mrs.
Howard Major.
February 9th is the birthday
of J. N. Creswell.
Celebrating birthdays on Feb
ruary 10th are Richard Finley,
Jimmy Quinton, Mike Lydia,
Men In Service^,
James R. Godfrey, airman,
USN, son of Mr. and Mrs. James
R. Godfrey of 900 Musgrove St.,
and Billy R. Phillips, airman,
USN, son of Mr. and Mrs. Hobert
Phillips of 209 Helen St.,- of Clin
ton, visited Palma de Mallorca in
the Mediterranean on Jan. _16
aboard the attack aircraft car
rier USS Shangri-La. \
Crewmembers toured the 2,000-
year-old city of Palma on the is
land known as the “Pearl of the
Mediterranean.” The crew is
scheduled to visit several more
ports of call throughout the Med
iterranean at, the carrier operates
with the Sixth Fleet.
The Shangri-La began her cur
rent tour last October. She is ex
pected to return to Mayporl, Fla.,
late in the spring.
Robert L. Gaskin, engineman
second class, USN, son iof Mr.
and Mrs. Hugh B. Gaskin of 612
North Broad St., Clinton, is serv
ing aboard the command ship
* USS Wright operating out of Not-
f - ( falk, Va.
Wright provides command and
control facilities which will con
tribute to the defense of the Uni
ted States through the world-wide
communications facilities of the
ship. * .
She has some of the most ex
tensive communications equip
ment ever put aboard a ship. She
is capable of sending messages to
any ship, aircraft or station in
the world.
Ronald Teague, Doris Smith,
Harry Lanford and Jock Rhodes.
Jerry Faye Henderson, Caro
lyn Dell, Calvin Martin and Mel
vin Creswell are celebrating
birthdays on February 11th.
February 12th is the birthday
of Brenda Lawson, Ruth Cook,
Steve Brown and Lorie Lawson.
“Happy Birthday” February
13th to Mrs. S. C. Foster, James
Paul Moates and Rev. George
James.
Best wishes to Mr. and Mrs.
George Price on their wedding
anniversary February 6th.
Mr. and Mrs. David Pulley of
Darlington are celebrating their
anniversary on February 8th.
Congratulations to Mr. and
Mrs. R. T. (Bob) White on their
wedding anniversary on Febru
ary 9th.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mea
dors are celebrating their wed
ding anniversary on February
10th.
Best Wishes to Mr. and Mrs.
Earl Braswell on their ^anniver
sary 11th.
WITH THE SICK
Mrs. Raymond Campbell is
able to be out after being a shut-
in with the flu.
R. T. White was unable to re
turn to work at Delray Beach,
Fla ,,4vM* to illness.
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P. G. Brewer remains ill with
the flu and injurries received in
an auto accident.
Mrs. David Owens remains ill
at Bqiley Memorial Hospital
she has been a patient for sev-
real days.
Steve Brown, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Tom Brown is convalesc
ing at home after being a surgi
cal patient at Bailey Memorial
Hospital.
BIRTHDAY PARTY j
Saturday afternoon, February
2nd Suzie Caughman was enter
tained with a party honoring her
on her 9th birthday at her home
on West Pitts St. Birthday horns
and hats were given each guest
as favors. Refreshments were
served by the hostess, Mrs. Joe
(Caughman, afterward games
'were enjoyed by the guests.
BIRTH, ANNOUNCEMENT
•‘Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Shep
ard announce the birth of a son,
Charles Bryant on January 21st
at the Bailey Memorial Hospi
tal. Mrs. Shepard is the fromer
Betty Lydia. The Shepard’s
have a daughter Peggy Ann born
on January 21st 1954.
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