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Clinton, 8. C n Thursday, February 13,1964
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WHO'S
WH ERE
Itena of Interest
About Clinton Folk
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Reported By
Naomi Seymour
Phone 833-0541 or 838-1817
Friends will be interested to
know Mrs. Earl Rice is a pa-
tietn at Bailey Memorial Hos
pital where she underwent sur
gery last week.
Dr. and Mrs. Lewis Lancas
ter have returned to their
apartment on Cleveland Street
aftr spending the past several
months in Richmond, Va.
Friends will be interested to
know Mrs. Will Dillard has
been transferred from Self Me-
Mrs. Clarice Johnson and
Mrs. Wilma Moore attended the
legislative meeting of th Busi
ness and Professsional Wom
en’s Club in Columbia on Tues-
day.
Master Scotty Mauphin cele
brated his 6th birthday on Wed
nesday with a party at his
home on Wes Maple Street.
Scotty is the son of Capt a.nd
Mrs. Joe Maupin.
Miss Jean Layton of Green-
the Clinton Nursing Home.
Mr. and Mrs. Gil Burdick
and children of Greenville,
were Sunday guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Harry Bedenbaugh. Also
visiting from Greenville was
Jack Bowdoin.
HAS BIRTHDAY PARTY
Little Miss Tina Ousts was
honored on her second birthday
with a party at her home on
rcim street recently. Tina is the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Er
nest Ousts.
Miss Mildred Mallard is a
new resident in the city. Her
work is with the First Presby
terian Church as Area Director
for the Synod’s Committee of
Christian Educatino. Miss Mal
lard is formerly of Charlotte,
N. C., where she worked with
the Plasa Church. She is mak
ing, her home at 106 Fifth Ave.
W. S. McCoy of Arden, N. C.,
and Homer Huggins of Wood
ruff, recently visited Mr. and
Mrs.' S. B. Loftis. Together they
visited Atlee L. Huggins in the
Greenville General hospital
where he is awaiting surgery.
mortal hospital, Greenwood, to ville, recently visited her pa
rents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Layton.
Miss Murray Addison of Con-
verse College, Spartanburg,
spent the week-end with her pa
rents, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Addi
son. Also visiting was Miss
Addison’ roommate, Miss Lucy
Hart of Florida.
Mr. and Mrs. Danny Lewis,
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Burdette
and Rock Bailey were Sunday
visitors at Persimmon Hill.
Later, Mrs. Lewis and Mrs.
Burdette were visitors in New
Ellenton with relatives.
Mrs. W. W. Harris spent the
week-end with her daughter,
Mrs. George Senn, and Mr.
Senn in Newberry.
Mr. and Mrs. S. B. Loftis
and daughter, Mrs. Bill Me-
Murray of Black Mountain, N.
C., were called to Warner Rob
ins, Ga., last wek due to the
serious illness of their daugh
ter and sister, Mrs. Victor
Bowman. Mrs. Loftis will leave
today for an indefinite stay
with her daughter, Mrs. Bow
man, who recently returned
from a hospital stay.
SLKIVILKSS SUIT
Kabro's Ifaen look rayon suit
has a beautiful striped overblouse in
Amel triacetate jersey. A per
fect first Spring outfit in
tan, maize, Mack. 10 to 20.
Mrs. Norman Wood of Talla
dega, Ala., arrived yesterday
for several days visit with her
daughter, Mrs. Bailey Dixon,
and family.
Mrs. Cora McQuiston is vis
iting her daughter, Mrs.
George Williams, in Valdese,
N. C. i
Ed Gray of Clemson College,
visited Mr. and Mrs. W. D.
Adair over the week-end.
Dinner guests Sunday of Mr.
and Mrs. Harold Coleman were
Mr. and Mrs. Allen Coleman,
Mrs. Robert Coleman, Mr .and
Mrs. Hugh Morgan and Hugh,
Jr., and David Drew of Lau
rens. Also Mr. and Mrs. Ma
rion Neighbors, Judy and
Jeanie, Mr. and Mrs. H. A.
Copeland of Clinton.
Mr. , and Mrs. Morris Sey
mour and sons, Morris, Jr. and
Donnie, visited their parents
and grandparents, Mr. and
Mrs. Horace Seymour and Mr.
and Mrs. Bailey Brown, in
Bowman, Ga., over the week
end.
Friends will be interested to
know Mrs. Paul Muller is
patient at Bailey Memorial
Hospital.
Miss Jane Etta and Michelle
Cox are visiting their grandpa
rents, Mr. and Mrs. W. L.
Leary, in Greenwood.
Mr. and Mrs. A. O. Owen of
Anderson, spent Sunday with
their daughter and son-in-law,
Dr. and Mrs. N. C. Wesinger.
Ronald Cleaver of the Cataw
ba Timber Co .and Paul Muller
of the Continental Can Co., at
tended the annual meeting of
the Appalachian Section of the
Society of American Foresters
in Asheville, N. C., recntly.
Mrs. John Little decently re
turned from a visit with her
daughter, Mrs. John P. Pit
man, and Mr. Pitman in Rock
ingham, N. C. Returning with
her for several weeks visit was
her granddaughter, Carol.
Miss Ella Little McCrary
spent the week-end with Mr.
and Mrs. R. P. Kapp in Colum
bia.
Mrs. John Roseboro, Mrs. B.
B. Ballard, Mrs. Hugh Ray, Miss
Kate Milam and Miss Hazel Bo
land spent Saturday in Gastonia,
N. C., with the former’s sister,
Mrs. Everett Carson, and Mr.
Carson.
Mrs. Eugene Hitt, accompanied
by her daughter and son-in-law,
Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Armstrong,
of Gray Court, will leave this
week-end for a visit with her
daughter, Mrs. Irvin H. Ford,
and Mr. Ford in Avon Park, Fla.
Mr. and lArs. Charles Horne
of Charlotte, N. C., spent Sunday
with the former’s brpther and
sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. W.
S. Horne.
Mrs. A. B. Blakely spent Satur
day in Gastonia, N. C., with her
daughter, Mrs. Earl Barron, and
family.
ATTENDING MARDI GRAS
Cadets Hap McSwen and Ty
Smith are in New Orleans, La.,
this week where they are attend
ing Mardi Gras with other mem
bers of The Citadei Band, one of
the partiepating bands in the pa
rades.
Mrs. Charles Bond and baby
girl, Jimmy D. Avery, Mrs. Neuf-
fer Creswell, Patricia D. Meeks,
Mrs. Newell Brewington, Mrs.
Betty Corley, Ruby J. Dunaway,
Mrs. Pauline Jackson, Mrs. Lin
da McGee, Mrs. Sandra B. Ow-
-ens, Mrs, Mary Terry, Mrs. Bet
ty Lou Hanley and baby girl,
and Lowry Wilson.
Colored patients discharged:
Mountville—Brunell Jones.
Clinton — Annie Bell Booker,
Mrs .Hazel .Thrift, Janie P. Da-
vjs, Mrs v Juanita Simpson, Mrs.
Ernestine Brown, Mrs. Brendja
Byrd and baby boy, Joe Moon,
and Willie Pitts.
Public Records
Mid-States Homes, Inc., to Sara
K. Wasson and Vivian B. Was
son, lot in Laurens County for
$700.00.
Mid - States Homes, Inc., to
Sara K. Wasson and Vivian'B.
Wasson, lot in Laurens County
for $700.00.
F. C. Kelly to James M. Myers,
Jr., and Sallie H. Myers, lot in
Cross Hill Township for $1.00 and
other considerations.
John W. Woods to Jabnes W.
Burns and Marian W. Burns, lot
in the Greenpond section for
$10.00 and other considerations.
Archie J. Thompson to Thomas
Aaron' Willis and Jeanette J. Wil
lis, 37 acres in Dials Township
for $12,500.00.
Dr. J. B. Branyon tb Paul L.
and Nellie M. Burnett, lot in Bu
ena Vista Heights, Lake Green-
wodo, for $1,000.00.
S. H. Coker and Lois Gwinn
Coker to William Homer Coker,
lot in Laurens County for $3.00
and other considerations.
Joe R. Nelson to Bennie E. W.
Fuller and Linda Elaine Nelson
Fuller, .73 of an acre op Scuffle-
town Township for $10.00 and oth
er considerations.
M. B. Nickles to Robert T.
Holland, lot in M. B. Nickles Sub
division, Laurens, for $10.00 and
other considerations.
Arthur W. Price and Cassie J.
Price to Mae T. Crump, lot on
Smythe St., Wattsville, for $2,-
600.00.
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Lila Hunter and Sammie Lou
Hunter Grant to Berlina Adams
Hunter, lot on West Street Extne-
sion, Laurens, for $1.00 and other
considerations.
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YOUNGS
PHARMACY
“Open AH Day Wednesday**
In Faculty-Varsity Games Saturday
“Hookshot” Reeves and “Hopalong” Howe practice
for the Teenage March of Dimes faculty-varsity bas
ketball games to be played at the Clinton High School
gym Saturday night Game time is 8 o’clock.
Miss Jean Arnold, student at
Winthrop College,^ Rock Hill,
spent the week-end with her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Arnold.
She had as her guest Miss Louise
Kinsey of Beaufort.
Mrs. Albert S. Harvey is con
valescing at home Where she has
been ill.
OCCUPY NEW HOME
Dr. and Mrs. Carl N. Wessing-
Clinton — Mrs. Evelyn Birch-
more and baby girl, Mrs. Tran-
nie L. Boozer, Mrs. Iva M.
Bragg, Mrs. Thelma Brewington,
Mrs. Lindy Lou Campbell, Miss
Tina C. Crowder, Mrs. Annie Dil-
ligshaw, Mrs. Audrey L. Estes,
Mrs. Tortaht C. GambreQ and
baby girl, Susan H. Gilbert, Mrs.
William Gregory, Mrs. Myrtle
L. Hughes, Miss Ame Jacobs,
Mrs. Michael Jarrett and baby
er and family are occupying ^1, John Leake, Clyde E. Long-
their new home in Merri Oaks.
Mrs. J. B. Wilder accompanied
by Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Maher
and Mrs. Ada Campbell of Spar
tanburg spent Sunday in McCor
mick with her son, G. C. Wilder
and Mrs. Wilder.
Mrs. Murray SummerviHe and
Miss Sylvia Summerville spent
JLba.week-end in Charlotte, N. C.,
where Mrs. Summerville attend
ed a reunion of her graduating
class at Presbyterian Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Sheorn
and children of Camden spent the
week-end with Mrs. Sheorn’s
mother, Mrs. C. H. McCrary and
family.
Friends of Melvin Rowe will be
interested to know he is home
from Laui-ens County District
Hospital where he was a patient
the past week.
Miss Ruth Bailey is visiting
her sister, Mrs. William P. An
derson in Clearwater, Fla.
Miss Elizabeth Glover is at
tending Winthrop College, in
Rock Hill this semester.
Mrs. Ernest Chaney is spend
ing some time in Charleston with
her daughter, Mrs. Frazier Lo-
minack and Mr. Lominack.
AT BAILEY MEMORIAL
C. H. McCrary Jr., is a patient
at Bailey Memorial Hospital
where he is recovering from sur
gery earlier this week.
Donald Wells, A. N. of the Na
val Air Station in Jacksonville,
Fla., spent the week-end with his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Wells
Sr.
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HOSPITAL NEWS
Patients currently at Bailey
Memorial Hospital include:
Newberres O’Donald.
Joanna-^S^I? %lisby Temple
ton and James Brown.
Kinards—Mrs. Ben Summer.
Greenville—Thomas Earl Rice.
Laurens—Mrs. Mildred Weath
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shore. John D. Lynch, Clyde H.
McCrary, Marion McJunkins,
Janie Miller, Mrs. Charles My
ers, Mrs. Edith V. Neal, Graham
J. Osborne, Mrs. David Owens,
Mrs. William R. Pace, Miss Kim
berly ginson, Mrs. Earl Rice,
Mrs. Charlie Templeton, Mrs.
Fred Tumblin, Claude C. Uldrick,
Mrs. Mae Waldrop, and Mrs. No-
i^ra Yarborough.
Colored patients incline.
Laurens—Mrs. Shirley Richard
and baby girl, and Marvin Nel
son, Jr.
Cross Hill—Dorothy Ann Mil-
•ler.
• Mountville—Mrs. Zemary Mc
Gowan, Mrs. Nellie Pulley, Mrs.
Willie B. Wallace and baby girl.
- Joanna—Mrs. Shirley Thacker
anti Dora. C. Wilson.
Clinton—Leroy Davis, James
Ferguson, Mrs. Cleve Gilliam,
James? E., Harley, Lillie Bell
Shelton and John H. Williams.
Dicharged patients include:
Joanna—Miss Lisa Delle Wil
liams and Mrs. Charles Crowder.
Kinards—Mrs. Savannah Gal
ley.
Cross Hill—EUck Moses and
Mrs. H. P. Cromer.
Honea Path—Ronald Chilton.
Laurens—Mrs. Sue W. Young
and baby boy, Nancy Lyons,
Mrs. Jeannie Bannister and John
J. Edge.
Clinton — Mrs. Billie Hartley
and baby boy, Mrs. Bessie Tuck
er, ' Windsor Graham, Robert
Humphries, James Cunningham,
Wanda Gail Ovrestreet, Ernest
E' Blackwell, Mrs. Rachel Hol
lingsworth, James Carroll, Deb
orah Morton, Tracy Caughman,
Edward E. Eaves, Mrs. Joyce
Lawson and baby boy, Mrs. Ruby
Murphy, Mrs. Billy Woodard and
baby boy, Timothy Crowder,
Steve A. Tucker, Mrs. Mary M.
Lawson, Mrs. Patricia B. Na
bors, Mrs. Cecil Wilson and baby
girl, Mrs. Josephine Johnson,
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about this question:
“Springtime brings more
of our farm machinery
onto the roads and fields
Farm visitors are more
frequent . . . more farm
help is hired . ., accident
hazards increase. Does
the Bailey Agency spec
ialize in Farm Liability,
Farm Machinery and
Workmans Compensation
coverages for farmers?’’
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